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Evening Edition; PALL MALL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, WAXOrj 8 MILITARY DISCOUNT BANK, 29, Duke-street, St. James's, S.W.,, Makes cash advances to noblemen, officers in the array, and gentlemen of property, at usual rates on marteteble and other lecurities, freeholds, copyholds, and BiUs discounted, accounts opened with regiments, firms, ana inlll applications to be mejMy orJy HENRY SALTER and CO Mortgage Brokers, are prepared to APPOIN i additional c6rReIp5nDENTS in proviiieial tovns and districts Bank managers, surveyors, accountants, and otnergen tlemen in communication with owners of property wiU hnd this aceucv valuable and often of considerable service to their clients Tetadsto which Messrs. Salter and Co. have access for loans on landed estates, life interests, reversions house property rates of towns or districts, are practically uu-ES and they are always in a position to arrange mortgages at the lowest current rates. No preliminary chaes are made.

Every information on Pancras-lane, London, E.G., Feb. 1870. DIVIDENDS 5 and 10 to 20 PER CENT. For Safe and Profitable Investments, Read SHARP'S INVESTMENT CIRCULAR (post free). The March Number ready.

Capitalists, Shareholders, Investors, TRUSTfES, will find the above circular a safe, valuable, and reliable guide. Messrs. Sharp Share Brokers, 33, Poultry, London, E.U ONEY.20 to 800 Lent on Furniture at a Day's Notice. Advantages offered use of furniture, a fixed and moderate interest, easy repayments extending over a long term (if desired), avoidance of publicity or sureties are So preliminary charges (no unfairprofit being sought), and the interest covers aE (personaUy only) at Estate Offices, 2, Southampton-street, Strand. Advances also on leases, life policies, and dock warrants.

ONEY to LEND at 5 per with Life Assurance, on real or good personal security bales of Reversions, Life Interests Apply to D. MacGillivray, F.I.A. andl.S.S., 39a, Moorgate street. ASH .10 and upwards ADVANCED at a day's notice upon the note of hand alone of gentlemen holding business appointments. No charge unless the money is advanced, as no inquiries will be made Lorn Inn and suburbs only CITY INVESTMENT AND ADVANCE COM1ANV, St.

Clement's House, Clement' s-lane, MONEY promptly ADVANCED on personal or available security. A moderate interest. Wl? by instalments. No preliminary fees. REAL and PERSONAL ADVANCE COMPANY (Limited), 3, Tavistock street, Covent-garden, and 14, Southampton-row, J.

HARVEY, Sec. CRYSTAL PALACE ROYAL HOTEL. Facing the Crystal Palace, and close to the Railway Stations, from which all parts' of London can be easily reached. A most TauUnnr-p fnv Winter Sen-son. rrO THE WEALTHY AND BENEVOtpvo, JL Young Married Man, who has become involved t' extent which is for him hopeless, wishes to BORROW security, the sum of 150, for three to four years at interest.

He has held a respectable position for omc and will gladly give full particulars in confidence' a. iiarV I. Post Otlice, Coleman-street, U.C. BOARD and RESIDENCE is offered to a GentT" or Two Friends, engaged during the day, in the Jr Si a widow lady residing at Shepherd s-bush, near 3Iet-Sc''' Railway. Address, A Dell ost Office, St race, New-road, Shepherd's-bush, W.

'fc. A in Paris), music, singing, rtmjmciua. urawmg, anucaUthVT 1 r.ir, minimi. Good rcfereneiK brary, 86, Wigmore-sweet. ESIDENT GOVERNESS.

-A Lady, 'oE Jistaousneu umiui, luamuuia rami ic tinction. ,1011, ii l. English, French, German, music, and singing. til)e-a required. Mr.

Fores's, 12, South Audley-strcct. ESIDENT GOVERNESS. A Lady, experien i Tuition, desires a RE-ENGAGEMENT ina 11 ifumilv bii.vinir a reference of six years. 7' lish, French, Italian, and Music. Church lJrincijic1 wishes for three Pupils, from nine years of age and Address L.

Hoddcsdon, Herts. OVERNESS. The Friends of a Youmj LadVfc. leaving school are desirous of obtaining for her a tion in a family where the children are under ten ycarso'f She is in her seventeenth year, ami capable of English, French, music, singing, and drawing. She isa'ai'' and conscientious.

Address, "Alpha," 31, Manor-road Lewisbam High-road, S.E. LADY'S MAID or Young Ladies' Maid. Good hi. dresser, dressmaker, and milliner. Not been oat bet.

Good reference to house of business. 30, Davies-street, Berkeley-square. WANTED, by an experienced and superior Person situation in a good family as LADY'S MAID. Rtf. understands her duties, and has travelled abroad.

Most satisfactory references. at Miss Loekie's, Cos-dressmaker, 20, North Audley-street, Grosvenor-square, A BUTLER, or INDOOR SFyRVANhorugV by a respectable man, age thirty-one. tj family. Post-office, Stafford. AS INDOOR SERVANT.

Knows how to serve well 2t table willing to make himself generally useful. No objection to a situation as under cook perfect in pastry Good character. A. K. Post-office, Cannon-street, (Joi mercial-road East.

CLERGYMAN wishes to RECOMMEND I Young Alan (now in his service), as VALET or FOOTMAN and VALET, to any gentleman requiring the atte ndaro: of an active, respectable Young Man, who understand-; duties of such a situation. Has travelled with a for, master. Address Rev. J. 30, Old Bond-street, London.

AS UPPER HOUSEMAID, or single-handed, wfe; Footman or Parlour-maid is kept; town or country; good character. W. Laburnum Cottage, Hornsey-road UNDER HOUSEMAID, in a Gentleman Family, a person from the country, with a gcci character. Address E. 66, Bexley-street, Windsor, GARDENER (Head), or good Second, Single.

Age 26 total abstainer good character. AddiK A. Drysdale, Stationer, Brixton-hill. GARDENER (Married), age thirty-five, practical persevering, useful to lady or gentleman head man at country residence to manage garden, grass lani, and stoclc. Twelve months' good character.

S. office, Hornsey-road, N. AS ATTENDANT to a GKXTLEMAN of health or habits. Has had great experience, is glv penman, and speaks English, German, and Spanish. No objection to travelling.

-W. US, Camion-strect-mil, mercial-road Enst. "CLU -H USES AND HO LS, HILL AND ROGERS beg to call attention to their unequalled style ef GETTING UP TABLE-LINEN in the highest style of finish without the aid of caomav, also every description of Household Linen in any qur.i.ty, r. eluding Blankets, Counterpanes, Lace, and lrfjno Ccaus which are done equal to new, and returned on the shores BEULAH LAUNDRY AND SCOURING WORKS 254, South Lambktii-uoad near btockwell). HALFORD'S WHEATEN PERISTALTIC BISCUITS, 14, Down-street, Piccadilly, W.

For invalid; persons of sedentary habit's, children, and all sufferers fr indigestion. Sold in boxes, plain or sweetened, Is. Medical Times and Gazette of December 25, 1S69. RYSTAL PALACE PERFECT BROYN OK BLACK HAIR-DYE, in cases from Is. 6d.

to 2is. Inventor of the Crystal Palace Marking Ink Pedestal Proprietor of the llmjal fndelible. Each in bottles at 6d. and Is. See each label has the words, "Prepared by the Daughter the late John Bond." Trademark, Crystal Palace.

75, Southgate-road, London, N. OES YOUR HAIR TURN GRAY Then use HERRING'S PATENT MAGNETIC BRUSHES an.l COMBS. Brushes, 10s. and las. each combs, 2s.

tSd. to Bk each. Pamphlets upon application. Depots, 5, Great W. 93 and 90, Citv-road, E.C, andalliwr-turners.

rrHE HAliT "COLOUR REGENERATOR is the JL original preparation for restoring colour to hair that lu become gray from illness, change of climate, or any preffiauirc cause, bottles at Vs. i-s. ami sjs. wkd, CHARLES BOND, human hair cultivator, onpoaW Marble Arch, Oxford-street, W. tin DINNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA, the Best Remedy for Acidity of the Stomach, Heartburn, Headache, Gout, and Indigestion and as a Mild Aperient Delicate Constitutions, Ladies, Children, and Infants.

DINNEFORD and 172, New Bond-street, London, and of all Chemists. "uRIATe" "OF AMMONIA LOZENGES. It Bottles, 2s. Useful for Bronchitis, by loosening phlegm, and preventing violent fits of coughing. I', and P.

W. SijUlRE, Chemists on the Establishment in Ordinary to THE (JUEEN (Cazottod August 8th, Ih37 December 31st, 1807), 277, OXFOKD-STKBKT, LONDON. niHE VOICE! THE VOICE! Price'8 Ked I Currant and French Rose Lozenges. Testiimni'-from the risiny Baritone I find your Lozenges in1? strengthening to the voice than any others I have yettrioj-They relieve hoarseness and relaxed throat in a roir.iuk and agreeable' manner." R. Lansmero.

Prepared by PRICE, Chemist, 2, Lower Seymour-street, London, Per post 12 stamps. A AS I M. MONTHLY RECORD of Authenticated Ccrei Painful IVrrilifcittiw lOvli-iiimir A 1)V Patent Perfected Self-Applicable Electric Cliia-p and Batteries, may be had GRATIS on appii'-dw" the Sole Inventor and Patentee, J. L. MACHER, 200, Rr.fi f.nt-stueet, London, W.

Absent gratis if required. COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, in use 70 years for INDIGESTION. In boxes at Is. 2s. 4s.

6d amlHs. COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, in use the last 70 years for BILIOUS AFFECTIONS. In boxes at Is. 2s. 4s.

and lis. September 3, Gentlemen-I eel it a duty I owe to you to express gratitude for the great benefit I have derived from ta Norton's Camomile For a length of tune 1 suau excruciating pain from indigestion and wind in the st oru having tided nearly every remedy without deriving anv i xjj at all, but after taking two bottles of your valuable pill? i quite restored to my usual state of health. Please give i publicity for the benefit of iiose who may thus be aimu I am, gentlemen, yours truly, Henry Allpass. Io tac priotors of 'Norton's Camomile IMPE Rl'EO 1 DIGESTION AND ASSIMILATION'. SAVORY and MOORE'S PANCItKATIC KMblWNjW PANCREATINE are the most potent remedial agent.

'-( are the only remedies yet known for ctfecting the diges''. Cod Liver Oil, and preventing when taking 111 -e they also efficiently supply the place of the oil wneii -stomach cannot tolerate it. These facts are now tho published records of numerous medical men, 0N 0jV from which, accompany each bottle, price from s- t0 'i SAVORY mid Bo.vd-stiibist, London, all Chemists. Note. Savory aud Moore's name and trade man-, on bottle.

WEAKNESS AND DEiULl'v; This subject is popularly treated in new work bv Mr. Harry l.obb, M.R.C.S.E-, Electrician. Post free 2s. 61. Contents Weauiic- mering, Spinal Debility, anil Irritation, Loss ot .1 one, -vous Exhaustion, To bo obtained at 31, Saekvjho-irl- Piccadilly, W.

Printed and Published by Richard Lamiiert, at the Otli 2, Northumberland-street, Strand, in the Parish Martin's-in-the-Fieldi-, March A LADY desires a RE-ENGAGEMENT GOVERNESS. She teaches English, French MIDDLE-CLASS SCHOOLS CORPORATION. Notice is hereby giy XftING of engagementof the Lord Mayor, the ANNUAL MEEilNG ot this Corporation will be held on FRIDAY, March 11, msteadof THURSDAY, March 10, Hon. Sec. 7, East E.

C. Worshipful Company of Conchmakers and Coach Harness Makers of 1 lie City of London offer for the year WQmo mU to persons engaged in the trade of Coaehinaking, being masters, foremen, journeymen, or apprentices: For Freehand 1st prize, the Company's Silver Medal. Drawing 1 2nd prize, the Company Bronze Medal. For Practical 1st prize, the Company Silver Medal. 2nd prize, the Company Bronze Medal.

The award will be made by the Science and Art Department, SThe pTforS has been won by Jeremiah Mullins, aged 19, Coach Painter, now a Student School of Art at Cork, Ireland. Byorder, GEO. W. tMmB KITCHEN REQUISITES (including Brushes ana S. BURTON has every article for the Furnishing of Kitchens arranged four sets, each s.

d. d. s. d. s.

Kitchen Utensils Brushes and Turnery suit 73 If. 0, 3 10 10 12 5 3 19 1x7 1 7 15 9 10 0 0 3 16 Total '90 19 7'39 13 5l7 0 65- 1. Suitable for any Mansion. 13. Suitable for small Houses.

2. Do. good class Houses. 1 4. Do.

Smallest Do. Any single article may be had at the same price quoted for it in the dilf crent lists. William S. Burton, Furnishing Ironmonger, by appointment to his Royal Highness thel'nnce of Wales sends aCata-W contoiningupwards of 700 Illustrations of hrs unrivalled Stock with lists of prices and plans of the 20 large show-rooms, post Oxford-street, 1, 1a, 2 3, and 4, Newman-street 4, 5, andb', Perry's-place, and 1, Newman-yard. LMER and SON'S EASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, JC and SOFAS, celebrated for upwards of 40 years for their ce and comfort 300 different shapes, of the best quality, on vTew and ready for immediate delivery, at their extensive KmrScSes, Nos 31 and-32, B-SmEET, Oxford-street, W.

Every article marked in plain figures. An Illustrated Catalogue post free. ILMER and SON beg respectfully to inform their numerous patrons and the. public that their new Show Rooms are now complete, haying been redecorated and e-nrranced with the most varied and extensive Stock i mm-tirffn the United Kingdom The spacious Gj qmw TinmTiR cover an acre of ground extent, anu every SttcTeSStodtaiflSn figures." 31 and 32, Berners-street, Oxford-street, London, W. rfTHE BELGRAVE OTTOMAN, forming instantly I an elegant centre ottoman or four luxurious easy chairs at pleasure A most convenient article for small rooms, and ING COMPANY only, 12, Sloane-street.

INDOW CURTAINS AND BED HANGINGS. DIACK, 212 and 213, Oxford-street, invites attention to his magnificent collection of Bod and Window Hangings. His stock comprises the best fabrics of Lyons and Spitalfields Silk, consisting of Silk Damasks, Terrys, Reps, and Brocatollcs, Prices unprecedentedly low. Utrecht and Rheims Velvets, Wool Damasks and Reps, Cretonnes, French and English Chintzes, Patterns and drawings forwarded. EUOND-HAND DRAWING-ROOM SUITE of real Italian walnut, comprising a beautiful stuffed couch, two easy and six small chairs in rich green damask, elegant chiffonniere with plate-glass back and three doors, noble chimney glass in carved gilt frame, large oval inlaid table on massive pillar and claws, unique four-tier whatnot, inlaid occasional table and two willow-seat chairs.

Price 22 guineas, a great bargain, the owner having to leave town. On view at R. BOWMAN and Upholsterers, 97, Fuliiam-road, BROMriON, S.W. GAS HOT-WATER BATH, new pattern, round end, 13; oblong, .13 13s. DEANE and improved GAS BATHS require no hue and can be heated in thirty-hve minutes.

Engravings free by post. Baths for all domestic purposes, well finished, strong, and durable. Bath-rooms fi tted complete DEANE and 46 King William-street, London-bridge. Established a.d. 1700.

BROWN and GRBEKTS KITCHEN RANGES, with Close or Open Fire, roast in front, and are unsurpassed for economy, cleanliness, general convenience, heating baths, and the cure of smoky chimneys. Prine Medals: London, Dublin, and Paris. 72, Bishopsgate, and 447, Strand INNER, DESSERT, BREAKFAST, TEA, AND TOILET SERVICES. Cut Table Glass op Every Description. The Stock consists of the newest and best patterns, selected with much care, and is admirably suited for parties furnishing to choose from.

Ornamental Goods, combining novelty with beauty. First-class quality superior taste low prices. ALFRED B. PEARCE, X), Ludgate-Hill, E.C. Established 1070.

AMILIES REMOVING or WAREHOUSING FURNITURE, Ssc, can, by applying to the Manager of the BEDFORD PANTECHNICON CO. (Limited), 194, Totxen-ham-court-road, obtain estimates for either purpose, which will be found to bear favourable comparison with the terms offered by any similar establishment. SLER'S CRYSTAL GLASS CHANDELIERS. Wall Lights and Lustres for Gas and Candles. CHANDELIERS IN BRONZE AND ORMOLU, MODERATOR LAMPS AND LAMPS FOR INDIA TABLE GLASS of all kinds.

ORNAMENTAL GLASS, English and Foreign. Mess, Export, and Furnishing Orders promptly executed. All articles marked in plain figures. LONDON. Show Rooms, 45, Oxford-street, W.

and Show-Rooms, Broad-street. Established 1807. IRON WINE BINS ITAEBOW AND JACKSON, Wine and Spirit Merchants' Engineers, Manufacturers of Iron Wine Bins, Bar-fittings for Spirit Stores, Sealing wax, and every article required for Wine, from the Press to crush the Grapes to the Decanting Machine for the Table, 18, Great Tower-street; Haymarket; and No. E8, Manscll-street, London, and 23, Rue du Pont Neuf, (between the Rue de Rivoli and the Rue St. Honori), Paris.

French Wine Bins open, locking up, 27s. per 100 bottles. COAL. GEORGE J. COCKERELL and COMPANY, Established 1833-Best Coals only.

-Cash 2tis. -G. J. C. and Co.

sell no other than the best Wall's-end coals, which they import direct from the pits both by sea and rail For domestic purposes these coals are the cleanest, the most durable, and the cheapest in the end, whether for the dining-room, for the drawing-room, or for the kitchen. Vendors to Her Majesty, H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, andH.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh. 13, Cornhill; Eaton Wharf, Pimlico (Office next to the Grosvenor Hotel) Purfleet-wharf, Earl-street, BlackfriarB Sunderland-wharf, Peckham Durham-wharf, Wandsworth (office 106, High-street) aLso at Brighton, at local prices.

Caution. G. J. C. and Co.

employ no agents elsewhere entitled to use their name. COALS. CLAY CROSS COMPANY supply direct from their Collieries at Clay Cross the bestj equal to Wallsend, at 23s. per ton seconds, 20s. Cash on delivery.

Orders to chief office, 12, Burwood-place, Edgware-road, W. BRYAN and Come-Elirwharf, Vauxhall, S. Best Hetton's Wall's-end, 2tis. per ton; best Newcastle, 24s. Silkstone, 22s.

Arrangements have been made for large supplies of this famous inland coal. Derby, 21s. Delivered at Clapham, Brixton, Streatham, Dulwich, Wandsworth, Peckham, Belgravia, Kensington, or-any part of London, at a short notice. Coke 14s. Cash prices.

OAL. HERBERT CLARKE. Orders should be addressed to him by his name in full to the Great Northern Railway, King's-cross, or Holloway, or Clapham Station, L. C. and D.

Railway Lambton Wallsend, Wallsend, 25s. H. C. Silkstone, 24s. Silkstone Hard, 22s.

Cooper's Silkstone, 23s. Double Diamond, 23s. Black Shale, 23s. Hard House, 23s. Barnsley, 20s.

Derby, 21s. Kitchen, 18s. Large Cobbles, lb's. o'd. Hard Stoam, 18s.

Baker's Coal, 18s. Nuts, 16s. Coke, 12s. per 10 sacks. Welsh, COALS, 17s.

kitchen Derby, 19s. 6d. best Silkstone, 23s. best Main, 24s. best Staffordshire, 24s.

only. Best coke, 12s. per 10 sacks. Allowed on two tons, Is. per ton; Derby and kitchen, S.

HUBBARD, 59, Albany-street, Regent's-park, or No. 13, Wigmore-street. Caution. Mr. C.

S. Hubbard has no agents. COALS. Every man his own coal merchant, saving 10 per cent. Best Stewart's Wall's-end, as supplied to her Majesty, cleanest burning, and most durable of any, 25s.

cash best Old Silkstone, large, hand-picked, 211s. hard Silkstone, 22s. best Derby, 21s. Discountls. per ton on andabove two tons-STEWART'S COLLIERY COMPANY, 202, City-road, E.C.

Delivered free. SAVE HALF YOUR COALS and Cure your Smoky Chimneys by using the PATENT AMERICAN KITCHENER, which can be seen in operation daily at the COLUMBIAN STOVE COMPANY'S SOLE WAREHOUSE, 155, ClIEAT'SiDE, E.C. Prospectus free. HORSE and CATTLE KEEP. Deasicated Grains, per ton, 0 15s.

in two-ton lots. Fifth season. Universally acknowledged tho best and cheapest food for horses, cattle, and sheep. Dr. Voelcker's analysis (showing over 75 per cent of real food), and testimonials, on application MILBURN and CO.

(Limited), 76, Church-lane, White-chapel. mHORLEY'S HORSE and CATTLE SPICE will JL Coax tho Appetite when all other compounds have failed. In Penny Packets only. To bo had of all Cora Chandlers "in London, and of all Grocers, Druggists, and Corn Dealers in the Country. COCOA for CATTLE and HORSES, One Halfpenny per feed Seventy feeds sent with directions for use on receipt of 3s.

Agents wanted where not already represented. Cocoa Cattle Food Company, 72, Mark-laue, E.C. NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF JOHN HALIFAX. Now ready, at all the Libraries, in 3 A BRAVE LADY. By the Author of "John Halifax, Gentleman." Hurst and Blackett, Publishers, 13, Great Marlborough-street.

TO THE QUEEN. Fifth Edition, now ready, in 8vo, VOL. II. OF HER MAJESTY'S By W. HEPWORTH DIXON.

"Mr. Dixon dashes off the scenes of Tower history with great spirit. Both volumes are decidedly attractive. -1 imos. Hurst andBLACKETT, Publishers, 13, Great Marlborough-street.

UNDER THE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OF HER MAJESTY. Now ready, 39th Edition, 1 vol. royal 8vo, with the Arms beautifully engraved, 31s. bound, gilt edges, LODGE'S PEERAGE AND BARONETAGE FOR 1S70. Corrected by the Nobility, and containing all the new Creations.

T. A work which corrects all errors of former works, it is a most useful publication." Hurst and Blackett, Publishers, 13, GreatMarlborough-street. Now ready, at all the Libraries, in 3 HA A By the Author of "St. Olave's." Hagar' is a book to lie cherished in the reader memory as a of the purest and most refined order the art of fiction. The story is full of strong human interest, and is rich in beautiful bits of description." Examiner.

Hurst andBLACKETT.Publishers. 13, Great Marlborough-street. Just published, in 1 elegantly bound in cloth, 1 lis. ERNEST GEORGE'S SKETCHES, German and Swiss, being actual Transfers, by CoweU's Anastatic Process, of the Original Pen-and-ink Drawings of forty-rive picturesque Views in Nuremberg, Cologne, Wurzhurg, Coblentz, Prague, Bale, Lucerne, Thunne, Berne, Lausanne, with short Descriptive Text by the Artist. London W.

M. Thompson, -IS, Pall-mall, and 20, Cockspur-street. EW AND POPULAR NOVELS. THIS DAY. KILMENY.

By William Black, Author of. In Silk Attire." 3 vols. ONGLEET. By Elleray Lake. 3 vols.

HITHERTO. By the Author of The Gayworthys." 3 vols. Ready. London Sampson Low, Son, and Marston, Crown-buildings, 188, Fleet-street. Just published, price A PLEA FOR A FREE CHURCHYARD; or The Case in Support of the Burial Laws Amendment Bill.

By J. CARVELL WILLIAMS. Arthur Miall, 18, Bouverie-streot, Fleet-street. Now ready, in 1 vol. crown 8vo, price IR DAVID BREWSTER'S HUM LIFE.

Bv his Daughter. Edinburgh Edmonston and Douglas. London All Booksellers. Now ready, in 1 vol. demy 8vo, price 1 RECESS STUDIES.

Edited by Sir ALEXANDER GRANT, LL.D. Edinburgh Edmonston and Douglas. London All Booksellers. Now ready, in 1 vol. crown Svo, price 7s.

MEMORIALS OF AN ARCHIVIST. BERG-ENROTH'S LIFE. By W. C. CART WRIGHT, M.

P. Edinburgh Edmonston and Douglas. London All Booksellers. HfP P.FADE'S NEW STORY, UT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE, Jn the GUlvJNrllLilj juiU-TAiiilii, luuuuuijf. Smith, Elder and 15, Waterioo-piace.

Three Volumes, post Svo, THE GARSTANGS, OF GARSTANG GRANGE. By T. ADOLPHUS TROLLOPE. The story is told in forcible language, without any painful striving for effect. There are some capital descriptions of country characters as they existed at tho beginning of the present century, and especially that of Patience Garstang is pointed with great force." 27ie Queen.

"The picture of Garstang Grange, dreary its outward aspect, drearier still in tho stern moroseness of its inmates, is powerfully drawn." Guardian. Elder and 15, Waterloo-place. Ready this day, with 10 Coloured Views from Sketches made in the Country, and a Map, demy Svo, RECONNOITRING IN ABYSSINIA. A Narrative of tho Proceedings of the Reconnoitring Party prior to the Arrival of the Main Body of the Expeditionary Field Force. Bv Colonel H.

ST. CLAIR WILKINS, R.E.. Aido-de-Camp to the Queen, Commanding Engineer Abyssinian Expeditionary Force, Smith, Elder and 15, Waterloo-place. Ready this day, with Illustrations, 1 Svo, ROUND ABOUT PICCADILLY AND PALL MALL; or, altamble from the Haymarketto Hyde Park. A Retrospect of the various Changes that have occurred in the Court End of London.

By HENRY B. WHEATLEY. Smith, Elder and 15, Waterloo-place. TMMERCIAL HISTORY AND REVIEW OF ISbU-On SATURDAY NEXT, March 12, a SUPPLEMENT under the above title will be issued with the ECONOMIST, Containing a careful digest of the leading Merchants' and Brokers' Circulars in the different brandies of Trade, Returns of Prices, Accounts of the Banks of England and France, Appendices relating to Special Subjects of Mercantile Interest connected with tho Year, tc. The object of the Supplement being to place in possession of the readers of the ECONOMIST a Commercial History of 1889 worthy of preservation and adapted for reference.

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IdDRIGUES7 MONOGRAMS, ARMS, CRESTS, and ADDRESSES, designed and STEEL DIES en- NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPES stamped in colour relief, and brilliantly illuminated in the highest style of art At Henry Rodrigues', 42, Piccadilly. W. THE FETTES COLLEGE COMELY BANK, Near Edinburgh, trustees. The Right Hon. John Iuglis, of Glencorse, Lord Justice General.

The Hon. Bouverie Francis Primrose. David Anderson of Moredun. Archibald Campbell Swinton of lymrnerghame. Robert Diuidas of Arniston.

head master. Alexander W. Potts, M.A., late Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, and for some time one of the Assistant Masters of Rugby School. ELECTION OF FOUNDATIONERS.

College is to be opened in September. It is designed to provide boys with a liberal education, qualifying them for the Scotch and English Universities, professional life, Forty boys will this year be admitted on the Foundation, to be maintained and educated at the expense of the endowment, twenty between the age of 10 and 12 years, and twenty between the age of 12 and 14 years. The number of foundationers will be afterwards increased to fifty. The endowment is intended for the education, maintenance, md outfit of young persons whose parents have either died without leaving sufficient funds for that purpose, or tlu-ough misfortune during their lives are unable to give their mildren a liberal education suitable to their position in life. The election to the foundation rests entirely with the rustees.

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