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TIUO EVENING STANDARD SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 1U isiiS 3 MISCELLANEOUS HARBROWS IRON New and secondhand of every description Workmen's dormi-tory u)0ft by lbit divided into 52 corns artment each accom-moUatin4 men price 225' and Kitchen SOt't b1 1 60 hurches Chapels Mission ii illti Schools Ac furnishel complete New and 'coiidhant zal' ursed sheets lor Apply Ha rbrow's iron Building WorksSouih LermoinlseySE IRON The Patent Wire-Wove Waterproof Roaring Coy (Lini) ha now adde 1 to tiieir MR GLADSTONE rrespondent writes Mr Gladstone's is to indicate that he had disposed ot the Proportion of his property during his lifetime In settlement upon like trusts with those by brother-in-law Sir Stephen Richard i vrnc iu respect of the Hawarden Estate Mr re It rs in his will to his children and he does not in fact constitute by his will one person as bis heir He gives to his sons each shares in his residuary estate to his daughters one share to his wife one share and to his Glynne Charles Gladstone or the pos-- of the Hawa den Castle Estate one share only reimn is the possessor of the Hawarden Castle 1 i te being his descendant that he has been endowed he principal part of the worldly goods the wil does not give to such descendant the priu-i i part of the worldly goods Mr Gladstouo had himself no interest except as trus co in the Hawarden Castle Estate which was settled by Sir Stephen Glynne in favour of his the wb died before Sir Stephen with remainder to Mi Gladstone sons successively and with re under to the sons ot the fourth Lord Lyttelton who a ir ed a sister of Sir Stephen Richard Glvnne Mr Ghi i eldest son the late Mr William Henry istone succeeded to the Hawarden Estate a i cu his death was succeeded by his son William to whom Mr Gladstone has bequeathed a heirlooms patents 'f office family portraits testimonials and ti books and prints presented to him by the Queen and the autograph letters from her Majesty Mr William Henry Gladstone by his will provided so far as he could that father and mother or the survivor should have the use and enjoyment of Hawarden Castle during their lives and the lire of the vivor Mr XV Gladstone inherited under the i i of his father Sir John Gladstone who died in the age of eighty-seven years 10000 and one-fourth share ot his residuary estate bir John la Istone appointed his four sous as executors of his will and ''t tied the Fasquo Estate and his other real estate iu bo tland in favour of his eldest son afterwards Fir Thomas Gladstone ith remainder to bis other sons successively and ho charged his estate with £0000 to secure an annuity of 2000 for his daughter Helen Jane He left the advowson of Ft Thomas Toxteth Park Liverpool to his son William Ewart Gladstone and there were very numerous bequests for the maintenance of churches and schools which he had built and endowed aud legacies to servants and others His personal estate 'within the province'was valued under 20C0I but this oi course would not include the West In ha estates from which his wealth had been chiefly derived John Gladstone left the estates of Holland and Lacovia in Jamaica in trust for his daughter Helen Lice and the wires of his four ns but upon condition that the management of the stales should remain with the firm of Gladstone and Co I interest in the Wi st India estates excepting such i- he posses-ied atbe husband of Mrs Gladstone The will annulling absolutely all his di- si-tons favour of ins bti or any child or issue il the argument of -Mrs Gladstones interests in these a a to the late Mr Robertson (Gladstone shall be (t red from lack of title is not in such circurn- tru to whom Mr tl i Istone conveyed the i I i be Iv Stephen and Mr Henry Neville Gl i no 1 1 bttr-in-law the Honourable Mrs Ger-v Gladstone Charles Bilton Toller the Honour-ad Hove rend Arthur Temple Lyttelton the Very bf' i l- ward Charles Wickham Mr the -venor Fir Walter Ge ige I Mr the Reverend John Owen and John Eidon Bankcs idstone Ins will recognises the claim of MOTOR CARS AND THE RUBRIC LORD CARNARVON FINED At the Newbury Petty Sessions yesterday the Earl of Carnarvon of Highclere Castle appeared in answer to two adjourned summonses one ot which alleged that on August 29 he drove his motor ear on I the highway at a greater speed than 12 miles per hour and the other that lie did not stop the machine on the signal ol Mr William Walton who was in charge of a restive horse Mr Walton who is barrister residing at Donnmgton Holt conducted the case in support of 1 tho summonses Mr George Wallace barrister appeared for Lord Carnarvon The hearing occupied nearly four Lours and the Court was crowded Mr Walton stated that on the day question he was riding on horseback in the Wash-road when he saw a motor car coming down the hill making a great noise He put up his baud to stop it but no notice was taken of the signal aud the car travelled down the hill at au increased rate He timed it by his watch after it had passed him aud subsequently found that it covered 480 yards in 45 seconds which was at the rate of 22 miles an hour He was nearly unseated from his horse which was much frightened by the noise of the motor On inquiry be found that the occupants of the car were Lord Carnarvon and a French engineer in his service Colonel Cunliffe estimated that the car was proceeding at the rate of twelve or fifteen miles an hour 1 Another Witness thought that the car was travelling down the hill at twenty miles an hour tho defence Mr Wallace called Lord engineer who gave his evidence in French The Witness said lie saw nothing of Mr Walton or his horse The machinery of the motor car was somewhat out of order as he could only work one of the two cylinders The car had three brakes and could be brought to a standstill in lour or live yards Mr A New engineer aud expert of Westminster and Woking gave technical evidence describing the construction of tho motor car which was ol French make It was worked by petroleum apour which was really gas It was a four-gear machine and if kept at 6C0 revolutions a minute would be capable of running 12 or 14 miles an hour had a governor which prevented its going more than 600 revolutions a minute but if the governor was iken oft it would go much faster The Witness said it was extremely difficult to know at what rate a motor car as going because people were apt to confuse noise with pace The faster such a machine travelled the le'S ucise it made Mr Wallace on Lord behalf denied that his Lordship or Lis engineer saw any gnal given by Mr Walton Had Lor i Carnarvon seen the signal he would not have been so unneighbourly and un-gentlemanlv as to declino to stop the machine The ear was geared down aud was not really travelling so taw as it appeared lie questioned the ability of Mr Walton to time the machine by his watch seeing that it was passing away from him in the Mine line in which he himself was riding After a shoit deliberation the Chairman said that the Magistrates considered that it had not been satisfactorily proved that Mr Walton's sigual was seen either bv Lord Carnarvon or engineer and there-orc that summons would be dismissed As regards the other summons which alleged that Lord Carnarvon hud driven his motor car at a rate exceeding twelve miies hour they had decided to convict and Lord Carnarvon must pay a penalty of 5 and costs PREACHERS FOR TO-MORROW Ft Paul's Cathedral Joseph William Reynolds 1030 Canon If Scott 315: Rev St Pughe 70 Westminster Rev Greatorex 100 Rev the Sub-Dean 30 Kov Man- 70 St Saviour'? Southwark Kev Norman Campbell 1115 Rev Hn'bvk Potter The Temple Cnurch Lincoln s-iun Chanel Gray e-inn Chapel -Closed lor the long Va-aiion iv -Rev A huekland 110 Mercers Chapel Rev A Y'vsev 70 St Anne's 1 110 Ali 0 Rev Ho: Rev Smith 70 St Woodward 110 Dams strand Il f0 Christ Rev A 70 St Bartholomew Savill 110 Rev it Rev Hawkins 70 lev A Brown 110 Rev Newgat e-street -Rev i into Clem i La lie 1 1 0 and 70 St Edmund the King and Martyr Lombard-street fct Georg Cnapel Aibvnarl dev ti Collett Whittington 1115 and 630 St George the Martyr Rev Sommerviile 11) Rev Bingley Cass 630 Grosvenor Chapel South Aurllcv-street Rev Stephen Bairn 1130 and 70 Holy Trieity Ik Rev G' Miller il0 Rev Williams 70 St Piccadilly Rev booth 110 Bishop Barry 70 St James's Chapel West moveland-st ree Rev Htvsit 110 a 70 St Jo1 Hunt 110 Rev Wilberforce 70 St Martin's Rev Armstrong 110 Rev Kitto 70 St Marv-le-Strand Rev liar-court Hillersdon 110 Jiev A 'du 70 St Mary-at-0 St Mark's Mr rvlebonc-Perrv 70 Beectiev 110 Rev ndon Rev St Michael Roval larke 110 and 7C Prebendary Kitto 110 Uev A P-nu 'ei 330 Williams Ashman 0 St Bayswar- Rev Terry 110 Rev if Rosedale 70 St Philips Rev 30 treet Rev Frank Smith 1115 and 70 St Denmark Park Champion-hill Rev A tan Tabernacle Congregation Stoekwell Orphanage Itev AixdiU-aid Brown 110 Exeter I a 11 0 Stock Art in 70 (My Temple Holborn viaduct- Dr Rouen Thomas 110 aMd7C Wed niu ter Chape! Buckiugham Palace gate Hi hard West rope 110 uud 70 Christ Church AV'estniinst 'r-hridge road Rev 13 Mover 110 and 330 Surrey Chape! Rev I Tolefree Parr 110 and tkcO Brlxton hidependont Church I Snell 11 i Br llevJWillis Brit ton 1 10 RevJJi Gcjodmen Walwr rth mad ba eh Walworth-1? 110 and SiO Bi Chanel Camberw ell Rev ilo) Rev 5 in st St Pi Hughes 110 and 70 Craven Hall Regent AMPTON and GALLERIES now exhibit rm splay of all the Latest and Most Tasteful Productions in FURNITURE JAKFETS FABRICS BLINDS Household linens lace curtains CompriHing ev-rythinu nec ssary for Fur-'Msb tv throughout best mauner at any Best values ffrnifhing houses THROUGHOUT for £250 £750 £lb00 £500 and £1000 respectively see tho ILLUSTRATED ESTIMATES in HAMPTON and CATALOGUE AMPTON and SONS EUORATIOXS IV ALT PAPERS Srrggestive Sketches and Estimates for every script on of aud Exterior I) fUKNITLTiE FITMENTS Sl HAMPTON and SONS' Selection of High- c' l'sAri Furnitureat competitive prices is one i o' i he moAt tasteful varied and eaten- EMOVALS and WAREHOUSING Lowest competitive prices Estimates 1) 'MPTON and SONS Pay Carriage to any Railway Station in the United Kingdom on purchases over 2 ENO VAT IONS Furniture recovered Bedding re-made Carpets and Fabrics cleaned Estimates 1ARPETS I AMPTON and JACOBEAN CARPET ARPETS wool Very durable llow £1 5 0 I 12 0 10 fi 19 6 15 6 10 6 1 15 0 15 6 12 0 2 0 0 I 15 0 12 0 Jacobean Rugs made expr nth the Carpe's 2 12 6 300 36b ily to use AMPTON aud bONS (Ltd1 pALL-MALL EAST TKAFALOAR-SQUARE Works: lL'lvpJere-road Lambeth SE HORSES CARRIAGES TjlLEPHANT and CASTLE On MONDAY At Twelve When the catalogue will comprise OXA HORDES of a descriptions including Super or GAN 1 MANNERS MACH I NERS -id HARNESS HOR-FS CAR! liuBSES COBS and PONIES A so CARRIAGES VANS ARTS and HARNESS iE STEWART Manager Telegrams "Horseboy Telephone No 10 Hop IJUEPHAN1 iri CASTLE On MONDAY a CANADIAN HORSES upstandm i and busser3 5 and 6 years old al warranted quiet in harn'- and good workers Without ELEPHANT and CASTLE ON MONDAY JOB HCR -ES Without Reserve 12 serviceable HORSES out of hard and constant work By order of Messrs Tilling (Ltd Winchester House kham SE jILEPHANT and On' MONDAY IRISH HORSES Without Reserve 11 very useful Horses I warranted quiet iu harness suitable for tradesmen und hers I ELEPHANT and VSiLE On MONDAY CON HORSES 6 Useful her- direct from work Without Reserve ELEPHANT and CASTLE On MONDAY 2J Entri -s received up till ten o'clock sale morning Auction fee 5s ea-h horse unsold reduced to 5s it received prior to sale dav hvery 2s 6d Customers wih oblige by sending in their property as early as possible ON MONDAY HORSES MESSRS I)RITCHARD MOORES and WHITE ill SELL by AUCTION At i Repository in NIUrT-TKKMi' HOLBORN On MONDAY NFAT September 12 18S8 At 10 1 A CANADIAN and STATES HORSES 1 J-l Consigned by Mr ROBERTS ho' Mr FORBES (Russer and harness horses) Messrs TELb FR and CLIMIE ill issers and harness horses) (tStronc harness horses and A SHIPPING COMPANY buss rs To defray freight and expenses) These horses arc recently landed and are specnby worth attention BEING WAKKAMED vUIET IN HARNESS and all horses well selected WITHOUT RESERVE On View IAMB'S CONDUIT-STREET REPOSITORY Holborn London WC Telegrams London Teleplione 218 Holborn HORSE REPOSITORY Market-road Isl ngton Londou nPUESDAY NEXT September 13 at ELEVEN 1 HIGH-CLASS CANADIAN and 1" AMERICAN HORSES incittd ng STFIU i NG AKN KS HORSES 11 VANN FRS and PARCEL ci FR and HORSES I)! HIGH-CLASS HORSES Jl TUESD AY NEX S-'P'ember 13 aud I MAUGHAN aud Co Auctioneers TATION An excellent and most useful Carriage for town or country titted BROUGHAM ih i rake luggage basket pole and -hafts sent tor Sale owner 65 guineas giving Can be seen at CHAS WIN DOVER and Co 'Ltd) 175 and lu New Bond-street LANDAULETTE Tlu- useful Carriage would suit or Open ng a doctor or invalid two carriages in A Cios r2 one instanrly opened or co-ed BROUGHA3L from inside by occupants perfect LC guineas order: oae or pair on view CHAS WIN DOVER aud Co (Ltd) 175 aud 176 New Bond-street This is without exception one of the smartest in London has only BROUGHAM been used this season: consequently Ih-rTv-es Jl inost ional opportun ty for RLb lyc- anyone no a ring a practically new 100 guineas uarringc at second-hand price CHAS WINDOVEH and Co (Ltd) 175 aud 176 New Bond-street RALLI CARS Two or three of our noted Cars inch have only been used a couple Second-hand cf months for Sale at considerable reductions Early application is Bargains necessary CHAS WIN DOVER ard Co (Ltd) 175 and 17r New 15on 1-street SECOND-HAND Thi- Designs some iO VICTORIA? th rubber tyres All in new condi- From on and complete with role and 65 Guineas shafts Jus: completed short season's JINGLE 3I( 'ORGAN and Ltd COACHBUILDERS LONG ACRE WC and 10 OLD BOND-STREET are the Largest Coachlmilders in Europe ORGAN and Colonial Conti-nental American and Country Visitors to Lon- i a ii ring carriages at very moderate prices are espe- ally nvited bv MORGAN and Co to ca 1 at tieir Spacious Show-rooms and examine ticr and thoroughly representa-i collect -or of mo i tii carriages replete ith ali latest improvements au I most suitable tor export LONG-ACRE and 10 Of) BOND-STREET NOTICE several of Victoria from seas of tn jeccndant as head oi car branch of family' may perhaus suggest iuat he may have thought it not unlikely that the peerage which he refused for Irmse'f might be granted to ills v-endant lie ma le no provision for the younger children oi his son the late Mr William Hearv Gladstone wh-s-e rsonai estate was only of nominal value but it may be assumed that the injunction to the pos-lessorof the Ha arden Castle Estate 4 to extend good offices to the other members of the family according to ability an i infest needs and merits a special reference to the i ro isiou for the younger members Glndsto will was signed his usual wav Gladstone L'late ren T1IE INSTITUTE COLLEGES SCHOOLS fTlHE COUNCIL of the PUBLIC DY SCHOOL COMPANY (Limited) Give Notice that the AUTUMN TERM will BEGIN in their Schools uam-i below on Tuesday September 20 Name Address Head Mistress Bath HiEh Schoolj MiShekloton Biackheath High Wemysrmul Black- Miss Gades- School heath SE den anil The Temple Montpelier I All Hm llighSchoolf road Brighton Mrs Buxton 'Bromley High Elm field-road Bromley Hnnri School Kent MissHeppel sCarlislelIigh School Castle-street Carlisle Miss Beevor Clapham High) The Iawii Clapham I Mrs Wood- School common SW bouse CJapliam Modern Clarence House Scnool ham-common SW HkneyMotfera Marriott-terrace chool Croydon High) School ton Wellesley-road Croydon Miss Neligan Dover High School Maison Dieu-road Dover Miss Sheldon Dulwich High! Thurlow Park-rd West I School Dulwich SE MlJS Gatesliead Might Windmill-liill Gates- tATcV School I houfl-on- i vno JIiss -r 6 anrt 7 Omonhury 1 Mips Minasi Kish I School I road Kensi Liverpool High I Belvidere-rond School Park Liverp East Liverpool S3 gh Ma 'v sHitcl Miss Cannings i-inve jjrissSilcox iiaida- j-Misa Andrerrs Moberly School I Cent ral Newcastle) 1 Park-terrace New- I High School castle-on-Tyne School1 Nottingham Hi ghi Arboretum-street Not-jl ris Clar1- School tinghain Bayswat High j- Miss Jones hill Oxford High School Banbury-road Oxford Miss Leahy Kent-road Southsea 3Iiss Ledger EtPutneyHighJ I monlhrlIutriey Sheffield Highl Rutland Park ri School house-road Sheffi Shrow rKicli- -Miss Huckwel Miss Escott 7 Miss Garin School Jouih Hampstead i Maresfiel High School 4 I (V avert re 1 ham-hil Higi' NW Sydenham High) ill Syde Miss Thomas Tunbridge Wells Mount Sion Tunbridge Ttl1- High School I (Veils -'1 Julian 'V School I ho i York High School House Mi Philliaaor Preparatory Departments arc attached to the Schools marked Prospectuses and forms of application for admission maybe had at the several Schools or from the Secretary of the Conv rONDON UNIVERSITY Day and Evening Classes preparing Matriculation and other examinations of London I Diversity are held at University Tutorial College Red Lion-square Holborn Private tuition may betaken up tor all examinations During the past year 326 students of University Tutoria College passed London University Examinations with 23 places in lloncuirs 4 1 Mr PERCY REED MA Barrister-a at-Law (first elas3 in classics and Law Tergartentra-vm 25 Hanover assisted by Lr Locke BA Wrangler Mr Arnison BA Class Tripos tc das pupils iiott reading for Army Dipl aud Cons Services Ind Civil Ind Forests and Police and Hill Board iig with Mr family which is G- rman in language Get list of successes (no failures) Mr Reed at Westminster Pala a Hotel from Sept 9 4 1 0 RN ESS-ST DENT REQUIRED in old-VH established School (facing sea) on South Coast prep for all Exams duties light accomplishments: moderate pre miuru reduced fees for Principal Evers Bognor ESTON HOUSE SCHOOL Heston -Middlesex old-established school for BOYS here personal i are and supervision are constantly given by the headmaster and his fe larce country mansion with playgrounds and gardens: ten miles west from London a lew walk from station on District Line the teaching is thorough) diet good and abundant special care given to del -cate or backward boys references terms inclusive 30 per Apply to Headmaster HIGHGATE NEW SCHOOL for BOYS cially Mathematics and Languages good home For prospectus apply to the Secretary Metcalfe Balmain High gate HOLME SCHOOL Inexpensive an! select Thorough preparation for all Exams Masters Graduates in Honours Strongly recommended Full particulars from Head Master HOME SCHOOL for BO LrS strongly recommended stands in its own grounds of five acres healthiest locality firm discipline and kindest treatment: preparation 'or any exam individual tuition gymnasium cricket swimming iNcc mod MA the Regent Library Eogcnt-srreei HOME SCHOOL tor GIRL6 Highly recommended Liberal education Healthy country situation Gymnasium sw' mining Apply Principals1 Oxford Lodge Banbury Oxou IMPORTANT to PARENTS SEEK! 1 SCHOOLS -The UNIVERSITY TUTORIAL ASSOCIATION (est 18c4) being the London agents for most of the leading hools INEXPENSIVE SCHOOL for Sons of Gentlemen over 560 have already be educated Thirty guineas per annum Vicar Warden Graduate Masters exc 'llent arrangements sports gymnasium diet references Healths Address Headmaster Schorne College near Winslow COLLEGE (' Wb: ai Excellent new premises ou gravel soil- FOUR ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS ofiered to Boys under 14 Spanish taught Next Term commences Sept Apply to thH Headmaster or to the Secretary College Strand WC Lewes grammar school Founded Al 1512 Healthy situation Careful teaching Numbers increased from 13 to 80 in past two years- Private chapel Next Term Thursday Sept loth For prospectus and terms apply to tho Warden or Secretary Thanet Hall School for Young Finest sea air in! England Best Education 14 Professors foreign Governesses Spacious premises Every comfort Moderate Mis sCOuRTN EY PAGE ARY Mary datchelor school Camber well-grove Governing Body TheWorshipful Company of Clothworkers of the City of London Head stress -s Rigg Pupils entered for MatrieLondon TwelveSeholarsirp annually Fees 3 per term Pianoforte Is TERM COMMENCES Sep 14 DATCHELOR TRAINING COLLEGE ror Lady Teachers (Cambridge Teaching Syndicate) Mistress of Method Miss Carpenter (trained at the Maria Grey College under Miss Ward) Thorough practical training and preparation for Examinations of the Cambridge Teaching Syndicate Fees 15 to 20 per annum Apply Secretary as above A COLLEGE HALL of RESIDENCE for STUDENTS will be OPENED by tin Governors or the College next September within a few waik ot tho College Terms from twelve to fifteen guineas a term MRFRED CLASSES for ALL EXAMINATIONS of HM 3 SERVICE Bank Chambers 97 Buckingham Palace-road SW Pupils are now entering for Autumn and Winter Courses of Study neteen years successes under the most efficient arts aud science tutors London Boarders receiv 'd in near suburbs Mr teaching has beeu kindly recommended by liis Grace the Duke of Devonshire KG LLD Admiral Sir Vosey Hanrlton KCB Rev Canon Ba ley DD Suburban add West Side a nd wort h-co on OAKHAM SCHOOL Numerous Scholarships at the School and to the Universities Modern side ith Commercial Laboratory Carpenters Shops Large playing fields Terms moderate Next Term owing to budding begins September 21 OWENS SCHOOL ISLINGTON -Governors the Worshipful Company of Michaelmas Term begins Sept bth Numerous Scholarships and Exhibitions For application forms etc apply to Headmaster PARENTS desiring to obtain for their sons a thoroughly sound commercial education to fit them for a business career are invited to apply a prospectus of AVENUE HOUSE SCHOOL SEVENOAKS KENT (Established 1875J Rev Cardwell Receives Pupils anxious to learn French and prepares for all Exams Pupils can study iu French or attend Lyc Separate house for adult pup Is 6 Avenue Montespan near Bois de Boulogne Full particulars from Rev 11 Cardwell 28 Soho-sqnarc K1A I 1 1 1 11 ON clergyman experienced idi ary exam or commercial life terms moderate entrance at apy Address Rev 1153 Standard Office St Bride st Royal female school of art classes i Re-assemble on Monday 3d Oct Apply for Pro- spectns at 43 Quee i i quart oomsbary WC OHOOLS-Boys Girls English Continental Pro-testant Fees irom to 200 Reliable rnformat'qn gratis Editress Our 158 Strand State pund's age tees 1 mit district preferred Telegrams Sssos Li-ndon SEYENOAKS SCHOOL Kent Founded 1422 FIRST GRADE PUBLIC SCHOOL 22 miles from London oGO feet above sa Most healthy and beautiful surroundings Rapidly increasing numbers Staff all Graduates in Honours Foreign languages taught conversationally as laboratory Gaines Address Hesop MA STEVENAGE SCHOOL Founded 155SI Gov-ru ng body Trin Coll Camb Headmaster Mr Edwards BA i Suss Coll Camb High and healthy situation gravel soil open countryi or gymnasium workshop fine playing field ery mod- rate inclusive fees Prospectus views of sciioo' 3cc on appl cation to or to Mr 1C Beevor 8 Lancaster-pla Stran Term begins Sept 14 ST ol i I -grade School preparing for the Univers es the Sen ic-s Professional and Mercantile Lfo Headmaster NAG EL MA ENT-ASt-1 AN 1 to Form Mistress REQUIRED in a High London reparation given tor Ca no premium Address 147o btaudaid Olhce bt Br de-st EC UTTON VALENCE SCHOOL Governors-The Worshipful Corapa Headmaster Beuneti A public school education at motler modi rn sides valuable exhibit oils aim: Special advantages to sons of clergymen and sanitation perfect: laboratory gy fives courts swimming baths 4 WAN AGE -Preparatory 1 Schools The Rev Rns Prepares at mod rate cost Boys fr premises climate For apply as above rjpHE 1 LT RN Wen dove tho Navy and Public Wright MA (Cantab) to 15 years uge good successes aud particulars Roberts MA COLLEGES SCHOOLS HAYSMAN'S system of international education In ENGLAND FRANCE and GERMANY At exac ly hi same cost as England alone a IS TUB ONLY PRACTICAL and Kl FlCliiNT PIIKPA RATION for a COMMEHCIAL or PROFESSIONAL CAREER iliorotisit English Education Fiench German Foreign Cyrresptniini Latin Shorthand Bookkeeping Drawing CbemiHtry Eh nct Ac Pupils of al ages from seven to 19 I oiiio Comfort Individual Attention Prejiaration for Exams 1 upiS'-ajiei her study ENTIRELY at Hampstead LON DON or may go tor short or long per ods to PARIS or GERMANY I out any extra charge risk trouble or anxiety to Parents la1' AYSMAN a Ac for Prospi THF INIEHN'AIIONAL COLLEGE Hampstead LONDON ityOffiue Tower Chambers Moorgate-st ONEoC Saturdays ONGARtiKAMMAltriiOOL20 A iuiil fro i London Commercial training 30gs including laundress and hooks Reduction for brothers Playing fields 30 Her- lra ingair 200ft auove sealevei Milk and vegetables trnu ov 11 best and unlimited Covered playground nth ru ket tenn lishingworkshopsgynumsium Addru-s Dr 'lark Nanu received for the com ng Term A TlON a i A FLOW RA AR SCHOOL i 20 miles from London 30gns including books and Jaunr-s Khl certificates at public exams 30 acres of tlay-mghehts: swimming bath gymnasium lecture hall labora-ury workshops si-aco tarm lesl diet preparatory llts a- A idres hr: CO" EG or50 5 2 BO S' 4s' brothers IE perquarter Thorough in- masters Shorthand bookkeeping German French 1 1 1 1 1 rt mlre-s eii urch extras imu v- ran die LewBiiam Kent Edmund Could -ry Principal ST'DUCATION Biackheath (Elliot-place) London College situated on tho highest and best pur' ot lie heath: spacious premises: gymnasium and tepid aw mining bath liberal diet: efficient staff inclusive and moderate fees XjDU CATION COLLINGWOOD COLLEGE A One of the lest and most successful SCHOOLS Liberal diet Efficient staff All Exams inclusive t-rrns from22gs Articled pupil Mrs Palmer IDL CATION Afc Ramsgate Grammar School Healthiest position England: excellent new premises in own grounds of six acres (over 1G0 feet above sea level) Crn-net and sea bathing daily Liberal diet Efficient staff Thorough commercial education from 'll per Principal jCDUCATION Private High School for Gentle-n men Daughters Brunswick Germany ghe-t educational advantages Horae comforts Large detached house tlaygronnd garden Best sanitary arrangements Excellent tahc Moderate terms Ib fs exeh Principal in town Fri lolle Montague -place WC At home 1 0-40 exc Sat DU CAT I ON 50gns (usual fees 80gns) Very 4 great advantages offered in School for the Daughtersfof (rent emen Kensington Best masters and mistresses Sue prep al! Exams Music and art spec Gardens tennis Home care 3 Plummer? Westbourue-grove CDUCATION 21gs per Annum I he Principals of a high-class School can receive Two Sisters on lie above greatly reduced terms and include board and tint on in English French German Latin mathematics music drawing painting dancing and calisthenics resident English and foreign governesses all local exams Professors -Prospectus with views and report from Princiual co Mr i uk Uoui ter street Stroud Glos EpD CATION guineas yearly for board lann- circss English French music singing dancing and drill iMencli governess no extras tennis cow kept: references prospectuses view of house and grounds governesses Lady Principals Beech Villa SL Mark's Cheltenham Separate Bcuool ior little boys six miles distant on two main lines IDi AD VANCED ME RCANT I LET Modern and Practical 25 references Individual teaching in weak subjects Fine buddings and grounds Terms Dowd ing Heat h( 'ollege Hemel Hem psted Herts IT'D I CATION Advertiser who 24 certiti-LJ cates from University and other public examining bodies Ladies to whom she offers private young i St Malo MargateT rcSs EDUCATION Choice of Schools for Boys and in Girls Army Civil Service and other ENGLAND Tutors Selection of prospectuses and and every informat on free of charge On ap- ABROAD plication state requirements--University Scholastic Agency 2j3 Regent-st EDI CATION (Choice ot Schools and Tutors Gratis) Prospectuses of the best English and Continental Schools and successful Army Civil Service and Univers ty I utors sent gratis by Gri tilth Smith Powell aud Sraitli educational agents fest 1833) 3 Bed ford-street Covent-garden IJDUCATION Messrs Gabbitas Thrincr and Co a from accurate knowledge of mod of the BEST SCHOOLS for BOYS and GIRLS and successful Tutors in England and abroad are prepared (free of charge) to assist parents in making a ection Detailed particulars are requrt-d-36 Sackville-strect Loudon A as to SCHOOLS Tho Scholastic Asso- a ation Limited (a body of Oxford and Cambridge Graduates' supplies without charge information and advice as to schools for boys or girls at home or abroad and as to tutors for all A statement of requirements sho dd be sent to the Manager Beevor A 8 Lancaster-i Louden Telephone No 1L( 1 wires Companion-Pupils for her orphan grand-danghter aged twelve educational advantages nch resident giverness country house ami garden ami pony lor children tc: ms moderate: references Write Advertisement Offices 162JPiccaddlyW A school I I- of The late splendid seat of the Earls of World Private park 700 acres Gymnasium chemical lab swimming bath shop private laundry PREPARATORY for PUBLIC SCHOOL? ARMY NAVY Eminent Medical Opinion 1 "One of the healthiest schools Recommended by head masters of public schools Next Term begins Sepc Prospectus of Head Master ASSCHAM SCHOOL West Worthing High-class Boarding School Refined home Three minutes romsea Thorough teaching Careful training Liberal table aygro mds gymnasium sports swimming Terms ede i-'or papers Nc apply PripCipaL mode: SHBOURNE LODGE Forest-hill Loudon (Bliss -L a Fenton and Miss A Select Boarding School situated on high ground near Crystal Palace The care and 'omforts of home combined with thoroughly efficient instrus-lion especially iu music aud Prospectus on ap-plication A SELECT PREPARATORY for Young Boys recommended by Ven Archdeacon of London Colonel Sinclair ILK Prepares lor Public Schools Navy fit- many Head Master Alperton Hall Wembley AT HIGH BARNET Boys are thoroughly educated and have all the advantages of high-priced schools at very moderate fees Tepid swimminj 1 Ids bracing a 4 MARGATE in best part of Cliftonville The 7 Prin ipal of a high-class School having lately enlarged his premises is willing to take a few new Pupils at reduced fees Highest Apply Imperitus at 143 Cannomstreet EC A MARGATE Parents or Guardians seeking rl a first-class COMMERCIAL BOARDING-SCHOOL are nvited to apply for prospectus to the Secretary Margate College London Offices Imperial Bu ild i ngs Ludgate-circus VOCAL EX II I ill It )N i rO gvnoas yearly for 3 years is Offered in a leading Preparatory School to a gentleman's son with promising voice deta led part iculars ir- O' iride-stEC BEECHCROFf Richmond hill (Girls) Thorough preparation lor higher Local and Junior 1 ns Twenty-two entries this year twen successes Happy home Liberal table Gov Student Required premium EXHILL-ON-SEA Egerton Fferk College splendidly situated near sea sound education and great md vidual attention large playing field several acres highest Address Principal BOARDING 'SCHOOL lor the Daughters of Gentlemen 75 Lad broke-grove Kensington Park London Superior education fully adapted to modern requirements Visiting masters and Principal Mis Meares Head Mistress BA London )URNEMOUTH Dudley School Preparation III fortlie Public Schools very Isuccessful moderate -n i eg us '-pt Mr Fells BA BRADFIELD COLLEGE Berks 1 The NEW BOARDING HOUSE for NAVY CANDIDATES will be opened after the Christmas Vacation till then they will be lodged in the Army House as In the Ju examination for Naval Cadetsh ips three College Boys (out of four sent up) took the oth 26th 50th all at first trial -Apply to the Secretary BRENTWOOD Herongate House School A refined home with good educational advantages Prep Lon matric locals music exams riding tenuis cycling Res pupils only Vac for Gov-stu prem 1 RIGHT ON ADDISCOMBE COLLEGE Addiscombe House Tisbury-road Miss Cad wall ad er (Asse of Cheltenham College) Miss Marslaud (Newnham Coileg' Cambridge) Miss Cadwalladcr BA (London) Special attention pad to French German and music Resident foreign governesses Tenuis riding cycling swimming Sanitation perfect Prospectus on application Brighton school GIRTON HOUSE 2 and 5 Walsingham-mansions Beautifully situate on sea front I BRIGHTON School for the Daughters ot Gentle-M men Best London Masters attend Special advantages for languages painting and music (pupils obtain Riding swimming cycling and all outdoor recreations High ground bra ng air Inclusive Address Principal Messrs Street Bros Id Piccadilly Londou 13ROADSTAIRS Pierremout College Head 2 Master Posnett MA Tliorough Education at the seas drt Large premises formerly the residence of the Queen Fees from twelve guineas per term Illustrate prospectusjm application CAMBRIDGE LOCAL SENIOR Wanted to find a Lady who will Prepare Resident Pupil (age 17) for this Examination (December: with one or two other pupils Wrte 10 St Surbiton COLLEGE Petersfleld Good buildings healthy situation a School of Sc euce in connection a centre for Oamb loeal Rev Henry Bond MA (C amb Headmaster ipITYof LONDON SCHOOL for GIRLS Carme- lite-street A ictoria Embankment EC near to Ludgate-circus St and Temple stations Reserved omn buses at Liverpool-street and Waterloo stat ous Head Mistress-Miss BLAGRAVE BA Bond late Scholar of Newnham Coll Camb This school e-tablished by the Corporation of London corresponds to the City of London School Girls are admissible irom the age oi seven Several scholarships awarded annually NEXT TERM begins on TUESDAY pt20 Prospectuses Acc cau be obtained of Miss Renwick the Secretary Cl LA RE MONT HO COLLEGE 13 Stanley-cres Kensington Park London superior Boarding School for the Daughters of Gentlemen most successful in University and Music Exams Bet masters Garden teun is Home Principals Misses DAWSON MKANBROOK SCHOOL Kent Head Master-Rev FORBES MULLER MA The School provides at moderate cost a FIRST-GRADE CLASSICAL- and MODERN EDUCATION Preparation for Army and Navy Special Class for Loudon Matric Commercial department Excellent buildings with gymnasium swimming bath Most healthy climate Cl RAN LEIGH SCHOOL Surrey Incorporated by Royal ('barter Chairman of the The Kt Hon Lord Ashcombe The Lord Bishop of Winchester Head Master The Rev Allen MA FK1IS Professional and Commercial life Terms tor Boarders per annum Neat rm beg ns Sept 21st The HIGH SCHOOL for BOYS Inspect rited Next terra Sept 14lh Res Pupils 13th COLLEGE Late Principal Lush I lo Pr nc pals Mr Stebbings BA Sc and Mr iowe BSc Tut) Thorough preparation ior Professional i i Commercial Exam nations School farm Exteus vo uumis Lib 'rai diet and home September 20th 'VEAL Bute House School tor Girls ictona-rd offers high-class education French an I German spo! ral San ui For particulars apply Fri Frl "Brandt and Miss it daughter of Mr Gibson of Quernraore) ive a Few Young Ladies wishing to tinisii the education Llernmuy languages music singing paintirc: highest odernte Inspect RESDKN- Gibson (eld hon 1st Drcsdei I UNSTABLE GRAMMAR SCHOOL Head fl Master TURING MA Offers thorough Education with Public School advnntn at moderate fees Strong of masters School buildinjs cost 17C001 Science laboratory gymnas um carp shop swmim ng bath playing fields golf links Illustrated prospectus on application fA LING GRAMMAR SCHOOL The Park Ealing 8 Offers every desirable a lvautageof a small Public School at most reasonable Address the Secretary for Cambridge Exam Report list of successes prospectus and referene Next Term Tuesday Sept 13th 1 '8 SSE AST BO COLLEGE Tho Master will be pleased to send prospectus and full particulars to parents requiring a thoroughly good small school at mo iera jpXKRiENCI teacher of Mathematics and 4 Chemistry Private lessons or classes Prepares for Sandhurst Woolwich Universities Address 14o3 St indfeid Office St Bride-st KC tA)LKKSTONE MONTAGUE" HOI SE West-J hour ne-gardeiis SCHOOL for the DAUGHTERS of GENTLFMFN 1 arge house ic ing sea Separate bed-rooms Individual care and training Highest references (T OOD )DERN EDl'CA HON lor Girfs English Jf (French and German spoken daily) isic dau needlework loard and laundry irom 203 yearly Class for little boys under 12 spec al terras tor entire charge of Anglo-Indian and other pupils prospectus testimonials vew of ciiooL Priuca'ftls iidvedae ilusUuis-rcad J3caJuil-ou iea In the eveniug there and banquet at tilt dhapels Schools Golf l'atilioi 'bops best work low pi or a-st eet on 1 PORT AN N'OTKJK prietors tlie Stock of a All Ir St hole: Wii (houses Work -Owing to change of Pro- 1 Shop is for Sale all pieces ILK for I da Jo Uuecffc from producer 2 to 4 churns juaniity Winter and Summer: rich well Vtnxha I or any ana station: S'-ltool ai! i qual I l-Wad- lldmt ))IAN( U-ORTE Lady otng to join her husband a Bombay offers supr-inely elegant Upright Iron Grand octave lull tr chord clivk ac -on in loiey walnut case with Ch puen iaie front delightful ton illiI touch: original price 5u gns accept 13 Us new this year appiovil eft ir age paid both ways if not suitable- Mrs 35 Erlanger-ioad New cross 8EU0XD-HAXI) IKON UUilDING Tor immediate Sale to -U-ar round ie 104fl by J4ft by 9ft suitable 0r Mission resit on or School For lull particulars appiy Humph i' (Ltd) Iron Buddings Manufacturers ge i Par QA'AIR Musiea Box arge inlaid) with zither accompaniment tune indicator very handsome and in taultles- condition sacrifice uas sent on Mr i ler 1 II rnsey rise 4 EXTRAORDINARY BARG Lady Offers -a 4 4-guuiea Service 12 large knives 12 small meat carvers teei (-7 eces) best Crayfonl ivory handles: unused: accept its Gil al-o a guinea Set with game carvers for 27s 6d approval paid-Mrs A Poal 1'5 iUmyer e-Mreot EC 1 QI ALI 1 i -1( )( Lady Offers 11-guincH Service twelve each sie tables dessert teas JtC pieces) mar' il Al guaranteed sterling silver-plated on best white uii Ael silver with maker initials unused cash i 1 I A I eld I NE or" RACE LASS Powerful 3-aninea Binocular with achromatic lenses 20 range wonderfully e-ar detin non: leather sling ease bargan approval lrec Parcel 1 26 MSH KNIVES and on Lady Offers handsome 5-gmnea case six pairs silver (Hall- I marked ux pairs silver (Hail-td blade? 21s Case unted hanitsomely-i Des 6d approval -Mrs Stanhope 2c Lower grave-street SW "GLADSTONE BAG -Lady Offers beautiful 4-gumea cow hide Gladstone Bag 21di long silver-plated mounts uusoiled never used accept 2bs approval post free --t Brnmwich IAi) Ofters Duplicate lO-guinea silver Hal! marked mounted Cutlery 12 table 12 small knives Pfisr haudsom-- meat carvers game (arvers and steel (29 pieces) heavily Ivor-mounted ivory handles accept 32s 6d uncoiled approval Beta 37 Uiabeth-street SW npABLE KNI VES Unprecedented Bargai magni- 8 fcent Servi-o (29 pieces) 12 large 12 small and game carvers aio pair meat carvers and steel ith massive real ivory handles cost GJ lCs immediate cash 27s: approval free MlSsT Kildare IU The Grove Croyion Surrey 4-6 SERVICE (Al quality Spoons and Forks) 4r 12 each table dessert tea egg spoons 12 table 12 desseit forks salt mustard spoons sauce ladles soup ia ile sugar tongs eiavy spoons ((3 art cles) silver-plated on nickel lver unuse I appioval paid -IL 2 Clavlamls-road SW WJIDERDOWN QUILT Laly Offers handsome Dow Quilt full sie patent ventilated beautifully covered frilled wit satin unsoil worth 5s accept 30s 1 Bromw I EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN Lady Offers Cwo Pairs of real Witney Blankets full sie best quality never used worth accept 19s id: approval before payment carrae paid -May Vrincesa-sireetiWidverhamptou IRISH TABLE LINEN -Lady Offers for cash Three lovely Satin Damask Tablecloths 6ft long and 12 Serviettes unus wii! accu? 50s worth approval post free Mrs Webb Church-street lUlston DEAL ISEALbKIN JACKE'I (warranted) 7A I gnneas ditto CATE FULL SHAPE 6( guineas: SEALSKIN GARMENTS REMODELLED estimaus given allowances made for old ea skins most reasonable house for al lur alterations and repairs -Russian Fur Co Practical Fur riers 35 Westbourne-grove (by Whteley s' BOOKS To Executors Solicitors II Sotla'-an 1 r- Purchase bvaries or smaller Collections of books in town or country and give the utmost value in cash experienced valuer sent removals without troub or expense to sellers: established -140 (late 13 Strand WC and 37 Piccadilly Tele graphic add London SECOND-HAND PLATE Jewellery Guns Rifles See at half the original ccs also bought for cash Vaughan 33 Strand lmncion WC Established over 100 years Telephone No 5540 Gerrard FURNISHING Hackxey furnishing company Tow n-hali-buildings Mare-street Hackney London NE To avoid mistakes please note Ha-kney Fu-n siting Company over premises Furnish on our new hire system Cheap st best and most economical READ WHAT a LFADLNG says The "Weekly of July "A Great Hire Furnishing How popular this system ot furnisinug on tiie lure price pie lias become is evident by the extraordinary growth of the business of the Hackney Furnishing Company It is haul indeed to set how this Company could be otber-wise than por-u ar ha' ng regard to special facilities it all ords to customers Visiting its extensive show rooms intending purchaser: have a magnificent stock to select to 'furnsh a house iu whatever style they may desire paying for it on a scale of extended payments cash pr ccs only being charged and no bill of sale or publicity whatever attac' 1 a to the GENERAL TERMS £10 worth £0 5 0 per mouth £2 0 0 10 0 £30 0 15 0 £-i0 13 6 1 7 6 103 2 5 0 5 0 0 INSURANCE 1 Wher by in case of death of the htnbana the goods become the property of the widower children without further payment Please ask for free life policy We have furnished a larger number of military and naval officers doctors and professional gentlemen than any other firm in London This statement would be a rash one to make unless we could prove it NrO DEPOSITS REQUIRED PUBLIC We are not connected with any other lirni in London our only place of busuess being as above i ne bogus or -honest traders ar always ready to dec i vc the public trying to trade on the reputation of a respectable and well-know house Established naif acenturv All goods delivered free in private vans Strict privat note address Hackney furnishing company Tow -hail-buildings Mare-street Hackney London NE Few minutes from City (Broad-street) Bcok Hackney As for New Town Hall I full particulars post fn id Li id a Dae of n-ge cney Stat A member of our firm call if you wish it Otherwise we send full particulars under cover HACKNEY FURNISHING COMPANY Mare-street Hackney London NE Telephone Telegrams urmments rriHE KENSINGTON FURNISHING Co (Ltd) JL COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS 173 an-i 175 Fulham-road SW Three unites from South Kensington Station FURNISH bv GRADUAL PAYMENTS Over 3 Credit NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED Country Orders Carriage Paid npERMS for Town or Country i leav 0 monthly 0 10 0 0 15 0 15 6 17 6 2 5 0 5 0 0 Special arrangements male i merest or extra charges Carj ets and linoleums laid free of charge Prospectus catalogue post free THE KENSINGTON 1 URN 1 SUING CO (Ltd 173 and 175 Fulham-road SW Midland furnishing Co 69 71 73 75 77 Judd-street London Close to the King s-cioss Stat ons of the Great Northern and Metropolitan Rad ways St Pancras Station (Midland Ry) faces i lie end oi street and near Kuslon Slat on Omnibuses from all parts pass tie street or door Established Haifa Century Business Hours 90 tll 0 Saturday 90 till 60 IjIURNIfcH ON THE INSTALMENT SYSTEM Over Three Credit Carpets and Linoleums laid free of cha: JL £3 I)C vate Va Country Orders Carr Illustrated Catalogue Post Free Prospectus aud Press Opinions free DEPOSIT REQUIRED No interest no extra charges Strictest Privacy Terms for down or Country £10 worth £0 5 0 per month £20 10 0 £31 £0 15 0 £40 £1 3 0 £50 £17 6 £10 £2 5 0 ii0 £5 0 0 £CJ Payments as may be arranged Any amount suppl ed on proportionate term9 EAlJ THE OF 1 HE DA Amongst the numerous Press Opinions "Morning says "The Midland Furnishing whose great range of premises are in Judd-street nave conducted their ire Purchase Business mow for many years The Manager prod alnu ill grade: ty expr pie: the treatment they have received 1 hey keep thing iu stock likely to be required in funrshing a house or a Midland furnishing company 69 71 73 75 77 JUDD-STREET Jv I LON 1 'O GEO MICHAEL Manager Telegrams ''Crevice London" iV'enhon- -L s-cross HMAWER aud STEPHENSON Ltd) COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Immense Stocks of Every Description of Furniture (Antique and Modern) Bedsteads and Bedding and Carpets Brones Statuary China Principal Establishment: 221 to 233 FULHAM HOAD South Kensington London Also at 131 t- 135 Buckingham Palace-road Victoria St: Re: id Ware lion Depository: Lill Bridge West Rrompton Station All goods marked in plain figures and suitable for villa or MAWER and STEPHENSON (Ltd) Hl(ilI-CLASS SECOND-HAND FUilNl IT RE SPILLMAN and Co of 14 New Strand hold by iar the largest Stock of (: KNUIN SECONDHAND URN IT I RE in the World Fifty Spacious Showrooms for OL1) CHIPPENDALE SHERATON ADAM LOU IS XIV XV and XVL EMPIRE ITALIAN ALSO 1- INK OLD SATIN WOOD SHERATON FURNITURE All marked in Plain Figures at the Lowest Dr ees SPILLMAN and I LONDON Sand JEWELL Bstab 1830) Genuine Secondhand Immense stock of superior s-coivdnnd furniture both antique and modern in great var ty A 1 goods marked in plain figures at auction prices and sent out equal to new 1- urniture bought to any amount and Jewell 23 JJ 31 Little Queen street Holborn IjlURNITURE REMOVED and WAREHOUSED? 1 The BEDFORD ECHNICON CO (Limited' 194 t-road Prospectus ami estimates free Testimonials i application Address Manager rjHHE LITE hold ng ft book ously It 1 1736d Illu JOtl CARTER 6a NewCaven-ondon On iy address OH AIRS are and ensily propelled) Self-pro-Chu-rs I Spnml Couehcs 50s Leg Rests I'm Cora- jATH CHAiR iielbng Cl i airs 2' Bed Tables is (d me -lAuiua: JOHN CARTER Ha Illustrated vend is1 -str cs pc IAl-NDRY and DAIRY MACHINERY BRADFORDS UNIVERSALLY APPROVED Over 420 Gold and Silver Medals and First Prize Awards Wr Mangl-i Ma Butter Chi Butter Workers and Dryers and Moulders igl nij laeii Laundry Requisites Hundreds of fi tters rccei and economy of our La uk I be al at fi I eri THOMAS BRADFORD London and at 1 140 to 143 Hi- 11T ANTED a Tutorship at home or abroad in a public Grammar or Proprietary School bv a young man (offi'-ers son) Passed Oxford Local -ami and Iondon Matric Where fie could coot nue advanced studies and receive small itipcnd Aidrosi Jicx Ka1 ''uh-Us High-road Kilbura Tester Mr Field tlie Town Mr I) 1 A lex a tide Wilkinson Weller Welch Ac The lo)al toasts having lecn honoured Imptuial Parliament was proposed Mr Ri bauds sponded I he toast of tho ev tung Succors to the Institute vras proposed by the 3Iayo who aid he had had placed in his Lands a slip from I'be irJ of I year giving a short account of what 1 to be held at and ho naturally looked to see what the Mayor of Oaivi tf said to tho auctioneeis who visited him Henotced that tho Mayor of Cardiff congratulated tho members on liobliug their Conference at a t-wn hich wa eonil to none in the wide world No doubt his vwas right so describing his town but he dhe speaker) himself considered Brighton second to none and no doubt in the future Br gluon and CNriih wuald bracketed together (laughter At ti recepti the previous day he had oharacter and be only repeat what he thou sai in congiatulating the members on having banded themselves together to obtain a recognised status and so bring themselves in lne with the other Pi ms of the conn uy He believed indeed hr that it r-t r--v--ar Tv be to the a vantage ot tbo whole prefi iiou that gentlemen describing them- Ives as auctio -s should have some qualiiica-1 for i kor vices they professed to render (cheers Ho had known aga a and again cast where people had gone as they nought to a ualiii'- 'Sessional man and had been lamentably them This was a state of already recognised ought not ic! legal professions and if an cter could remove such a blot of the countiy it would be ought to be cordially and he could say was that he nqualified osed the jneu- the eland 14 a idc- -trert Chape indu'd 110 Kv CI'k Swa'lov Crotto i IK lO Fr inierwnod-st reet SJ huivh West Halkin-icki ey 11 Andrew Lees uOODSTOCK Friday Mr LKupell 130 ilopk irU H-m Dixou Hopkins Fi5 yrs) Ly Prsm-A 18 Bonn Quevn (1SL0 I ily-toil by Bend Mitres Dai rr na (U'U AzntU ls05 Xcaniiful Blossom i Cap Vc laiu Dr I Mr Walonsev 210 Captain Greer cO Mr Loates 40 Mr Loans 400 Hr i Yyner Air Brodr vk-Cloete 260 i Greer bO )awson 65 Mr Fawcett 10 Ma or Roberts 2b0 Alarcia J'r drick-Cloete 0C0 Air 1 Elsey CO Mr Bailey 1:5 1 i ltight way Brown Hess 18 Ji) ntcaxc (135) by Marc Mintsaui Mr Brodrick-Clopt Air lleduion i Air Oifcy i Gentleman Capt M( C60 At i Eg Ivgjfun (1892) Aterlady (13d-) Prop Biffin (1889) Celia ildffO Mr Botterill Foal from the Wisdom Si ml Flly-foal lv It- pet ou Citpt Ifopkins 30 Mare and Foal the Property of Mr Constable Xerissa (1 itti) Air ood 60 Fllj-Kal by Jord Nelton-Nerissa Mr oi Mares and Kutls the Property of Mr AD Shafio The Interloper (1883) Air Al Clarke 105 Cop to il by The Interloper Air lb 125 No Venn HdC) Mr Batvs 1)) Filly oal by Noverca Air II Bat- bo Air Fenwick bo are Property of Mr Thornton Duncan Lady Casl (lS-ji Waionsey 520 Mari Property of Air Graham-Math Dssolule (it90) Mr Mitchell 10 Colt the Property of Air lit ley Dandy Dan (2 yr- Air Atkinson 10 Mares an I oa the Property of AIiss 1 bby Burd He! (1L2) Ala b'rts 75 Petr na (1 hi' Mr Weldon lOo I Mr id 1 50 ning he Property of tle Late Mr Bi'oby Cum Chn (aged) tii in by Bye and Bye Air Todd 430 Byzantium (3 yrs) ch by Bosphorus -Bye rud Bye Air Crompton 65 Past Master 2 yrs) by Bye mid Bye Air Bates 165 Dryfesdale 2 yrs Ly Ld Air Bates 25 Prop i of Mr Grelton Shalfleet (3 yrs) be iy Hal at her ih- Air Parsons 30 AIR If TATTERS CATALOGUE yeariings the Property of Sir VV Tlirockniorton Baton by A Cliftntress Air Janiton 250 ouatura by Air Ii Cassel 620 Wanton bv Avington-J limps Mr Lowe 80 Yearlings tle Property of Mr Kalpii Sneyh bv Blue i Intruder Mr Garrett Moore 250 by Blue Yesterliug Air Keid Walker 1000 by Blue Princes Mr Lambton 300 by Blue Royal Hampton Mr St -veus 360 by lhack dam by Royal Hampton Mr Musker la by BD Bryony Alr BruckMiaw 65 Yearlii by Ob' Cy bv Obcr-n-Fk by Salisl ary-Therese CbvOherou- Princes Balsam i h'aint Isabella by i ber Klleu Gurney by Father Confessor Fovgove by Aloliy Sliipton by Fa her Draeafa iiy Sorcerer uf Ala ta by Avmgton -Duchess oi Richmond by Oberon- Gratuity by Princes Imperial by Nftide yntiiia Mr Leader 30 Mr s-v Mr N'glitingiH 150 Mr Easton 30 Mr Esey ia Mr Bath 115 Mr SO Mr Pure AJo Mr di- 60 Air AT tnrrv 0 Air Wood 25 Mr Pease Mr Tinsley 2j ngs th Property of Mr John KoL by Drooping Liiy 1-7 OtG'i hurn- Tippet CbyOtterhi Thiel Mr Wadlow 65 bvm Bonnie Lassie Lord Peni 1 0 by Bmilnirv Pr mess Laura Mr a 1 by L'Esdave Mr Headman 1 i by Relic Mr- Lynhiuu I by Bunbury Rose Mni -t-g by Prineess A ice Mr Darlnm -0 I by Cabin Boy-Helen MacGregor Mr li Johnson YcarBngs the Property of Mr Allen by Enthusiast -1 aire-t Flower Mr Combe 12 Yeaning the Property ol Miss Bibby Childe Waters I Tyra it- Bend Helm Mr Lynham S3 Cheffonnior by Rag inunde-P- rrina Mr II YY Fitwdham 30 Drjrfcholm by Loch Mabeu Mr Wright 20 In tho Brighton Lawn Tennis Tournament yesterday Chaytor won the final of the Sussex Challenge Cup by beating Mahouv by 7 0 6 4 ti 1 and ill now play Ball Grene the holder in fhe challenge vomui Miss Austin boat Miss Steedmao by 6 1 7 6 2 in the final ol the Ladies' Challenge Cun aud now has to meet Miss Cooper in the challenge round Iu the and Gentlemen Doubles Chaytor and Mis Robb and Gieviile and Miss Austin have tu meet in the ftfefek LONG-ACRE id 10 OLD BtN D-STKEET fo' Sale hardly soiled only ry iight and suits small horse eprng hea lull lock Can trect Portriau-squaru DATENT BROUGHAM HANSOM forms open or I dosed carr ace Windows under control of persons riding Lor't a- ug nss man draw ngs TONcabbuilder2ilra(vir STYLISH Hooded 1 on: easy riding and tor Sale in good conrii- onable shape: complete with On view at 50 Fulliam-roa i South Ken- TABLE Illustrated Catalogue of over 100 paces sent roe on applicaton witli full description and prices of important improvements in safe and wholesome tiifnjm for th stable harness room cow-house patent paving drainage ventilation The St Pan eras Ironwork Company Limited) Paneras-road London NAV MISCELLANEOUS RIGHTON and Bohrdiug House Jl Da ry Busin-in Brgiiton Market almost jc bold splendid oppur- i ry Business in Br all and sea fr rent 150': loll I almost adjoining did oppor-littmgs at fnghton and Others Goodwill and Pos-uhi-e-' aid shed remunerative (onnection: full licence Particulars of Walter Collins "ty valu nth 1ATEREKS Couiectione V--' For private Sale the valu? session to- of firsi--iHss Business large prnat low rental canital pr 47 Parade Leamington 5 OB and Fly Railway Agency popular oa r- icsablo 22 liorses veh- ies rent 60b: been earned on by widow of proprietor last 5 years ould be greatly improved price 300' all fcruith 27 St Janies a-street Brightou ORIVATB HOTEL Brighton fny licence I splen- bed-i ept-a 000' i uiturc and long Arpij i road Brighton miMBElt i established aud in one uf profits showing a dy im ruasi for the ii seven years a lor lhu last tw vu I 1 more tiian doubled themselv I shi- wn ex-ept oua opnorrun to anyone with capital be Sold as f'r-t cu--' oing nnvrn goo it de pi one Acid ba a lie would i-li to 1 tors cert 1 1 cation con I rjMJ Good ma il thorougiifar best nbliMied Business in of London good stock low rental for 32 A at Hon ITE Policies Wanted high Slade and it mounts on lives value ir side London EC above i street On rated Milk fresh the trade twice daily tv Motcombe Dorset ile Collection of Old of a late well-known A 141J Standard Office 8l Bride- IAOR immediate Disposal 1 Ch I ne A vate collector -Addr st Ec ALE of CYCLES Bankrupt Slock 14 days only no reasonable offer refused plrftse mspHct sto-k or wrde for lst Psy- bos umbers all ruum 9 alreei ite was to be sold no matter what its size there was always a trout stream running through it daughter) and he was in hope- of some dav hearing of a salmon river in the ne ighbourhood of Brighton Coupling the name of tho President with the toast he congratulated that in 1 i position in the Institute and the Institute on having such a President In conclusion he suggested humorously that the In-t ti i should divide its meetings between Caudill and Brighton (laughter and cheers The President in responding said he had sat on the rostrum for thirty-live years end liked his prole us on as well as eve- (laughter and cheers) lie as proud of holding liis present position in an which ho Lad taken an interest in from the Li la forming it they failed on two occasions and very nearly failed on the third but he was proud now ol the success which Lad been attained The London gentlemen had now come in aud the best country gentlemen aud could assure them the Institute was now represented by gentlemen of the most i and he could hardly explain how proud he felt oi the Institute and of the position he occupied in it He bad been asked what the Institute was going to do He mu! i not say in repiy what they were going to do but he knew what they were going to t-y to do It exactly what the Ala or had said (cheer) More- renewed cheers) They knew they might have ri dty in getting it but at the same time they were it inlying all over the country and adding to their Ii it no le than two or th ee hundred men of the piK -ion a year and this must tell in the end 1 hey numbered now more than a thousand members throughout the country and they would soon be fi'j'c to put forward an irresistible plea for Ii favour and protection They had been told Parliament had not uonc much for tioneers this year but he was sure auctioneers had 1 a great deal for members of Parliament (cheers) H- hoped they would be assisted by members Par- luent in obtaining what they were honestly and fan ly entitled to Bhackett proposed Legal Profcs-ion for whom Mr Hareeh Clerk of the the Borough of Brighton responded Other toasts followed and the proceedings termi- sd by nalilie I Ma Beautiful ami healthy elusive fees 30 a tei ann Postal address nation at ot of Two Choral Sell Chilterns Haltou rgHE PHILBERDS MAIDENHEAD JL NEXT TERM COMMENCES Sept 15th I- RANK VVATK1 -rilUDOU HALL school Forest-hill London' Advanced Modern Education for Girls Princ nd Hamilton Girtoo Cambridge 1-t Ulnss -or Tnp-1882 Seven Resident Mistresses and a a i Masters Professor Seeley 1 RS Profi i-sor Ha Malden Esq A A lan son Gull F- sieur Larpeit es Lcitres Hi Liberal edu tennis swimnm under 13 Lon indii Special ar ran come Prospectus ou appl-cation COLLEGE ncHO'J street WC-Headmaster II Foe MA formerly Fellow Trinity College Can -ur 1 A 1 MAS TERM COM MENCES Monday ut I rdanc by he Fc or pros to the office Gowor-stn et WC HORSBURGH MA IjRENCk rapidly Ac(juirr-d by Hugo 5 Simpli i yst as- and i Prospectus I ree treet Hu Frei Id okly 'DHK BERJ1T SCHOOL Native teach rsonly Priva lessons Trial lessons Apply Secretary Ov street Regent-circus a so 27 Avenue fit j' Pir: AGHICULl UH i OLi Youths Trained for Honn au 1 1- nin Farm is 100 mres work and pantry fi- i shooting slung boating Terms modern t(' tic prop Dancing Miss janet thoaias set-street Portmau-sqmire BALI -ROOM i 0 ABLE DANCING 1 cate 1 ESSONS oi 1 Afternoon and evening classes FvN(" DANCEour for private t'ieatriatl Ac Schools sited Mr west 93 wigr Cavendish-square receives and visits puv society and fancy dancing classes now forming xrrang may now- made with pr1 no pals of high i Novelties tq the profegsiefe 5 pmatc IS wia' a LAN(.