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Summer Service of Trains to Scotland by the West Coast ( L . & N . W . and Caledonian Railways ) Royal Mail Route . ADDITIONAL AND ACCELERATED EXPRESS SERVICE FROM LONDON TO THE HIGHLAND RAILWAY AND THE CALLANDER AND OtfAN LINE . Afternoon Express with Dining Saloons-London and Glasgow . LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN AND CALEDONIAN RAILWAYS . THE following ADDITIONAL and ACCELERATED TRAIN SERVICE is now in operation . 1 st , 2 nd , and 3 rd Class by all Trains -. — WKKK DAYS . _ s . __ Leave am' am am , am pm pm pm pm pm ; pra night London I ¦ ' ( Euston ) ... 5 15 T 1510 010 30 2 0 7 30 8 0 8 50 9 0 10 0 12 0 Arrive | ' I Edinburgh II ( Pr . St . ) ... 3 55 5 50 fi 30 8 1010 65 . — 6 50 9 37 . 12 22 Glasgow I SS 88 i ' ( Central ) ... 3 50 6 0 6 15 8 911 0 & ° & o « 30 -1918 1227 Greenock ... 5 3 H 7 18 ' 7 , 'iii ' ¦> «; — A A 7 tr , — !()• 10 1 10 Gourock ... • 50 7 28 7 15 9 15 , — — — 7 * 55 — 10 * 50 1 50 Oban ... 8 15 — — — | 1 45 - 9 25 - 12 * 15 2 * 31 f > S 25 Perth 5 45— — 8 201220537552 — , 8 1511 * 15 320 Inverness— i i ll via Dunkeld — — — 6 10 6 1010 4011 5 — 2 fl 5 0 * 5 10 5 Dundee ... 7 15 — — ' 9 20 1 6 — 7 30 — 9 3712 * o 4 30 Aberdeen ... 9 5 — — 10 55 3 5 8 5 8 5 — 11 43 2 * 0 ( 5 20 Inverness— j ' ' via Aberdeen — — — — 8 10 1 35 1 35 — 6 * 510 * 5 10 40 1 I ! Dining Saloons for 1 st Class passengers aro run on the 2 ' 0 p . m . express from London to Glasgow . The 7 ' 30 p . m . express from Euston to Perth will run from July 18 th to August 10 th inclusive ( Saturday and Sunday nights excepted ) . The Highland Company will take this train forward , specially from Perth in advance of the Ma . 1 , so as to reach Inverness at 10 * 40 a . m . * On Saturday nights the 8-50 , 9 * 0 , and 10 ' 0 p . m . trains from Euston do not convey passengers to stations marked * ( Sunday mornings in Scotland ) . t Arrives at Inverness at 1 * 30 p . m . on Sundays . S Saturdays only . A ^ -The 80 p . m . Highland Express and tho 12 ' 0 night train will run every night ( except Saturdays ) . Tbe 8 * 0 p . m . express will bo divided from tho 3 rd to tho 10 th August , n relief train being run in advance for Perth and the Highland Lino , leaving Euston ut 7 * 55 p m . On Saturdays passengers by tho 10 * 30 a . m . nnd 2 ' 0 p . m . trains from London are not conveyed beyond Perth by the Highland Railway , und only as far as Aberdeen by the Caledonian Railway . Cirriages with lavatory accommodation nro run on the principal express trains between London and Scotland , without extra charge . Improved sleeping saloons , accompanied by ( in attendant , aro run on tho night trains between London , Edinburgh , Glasgow , Greenock , Stranraer , Perth , and Aberdeen . Extra charge , 5 s for each berth . A special train will leave Euston ( Satui-days and Sundays excepted ) at 6 ' 20 p . m . from 11 th July to 10 th August , inclusive , for the conveyance of horses and private carriages only to all parts of Scotland . A spec . al carriage for the conveyance of dogs will be attached to this train . Additional trains from Birmingham , Liverpool , Manchester , and other towns will coun ct with the above trains" . For further particulars see tlie Companies' time bills . G . FXNDLAY , General Manager , L . & N . W . Railway . J . THOMPSON , General Manager , Caledonian Railway . July 1892 .

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GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY . EDINGURGII . *—( Grnntou Pier ) . —Wednesday and Saturday . The magnificent now ss . " Seamew " {" , 550 tons register , 3 ,. * i * > i > indicated horse-power , tho finest vessel on tho East Coast ) , "Osprey , " or oilier Steamers , 22 s and It's . Return , 31 s and 21 s lid . 1 ) ORDEAUX . *—From London and Bordeaux every Friday . 60 s ; foro . cabin , ) 35 s . Return , 80 s and tiOs . ANTWERP . *—Saturday afternoons . 17 s « d and 10 s . Return , 25 sand 22 s 6 d , including tho railway journey . OSTKND . *—Every Wednesday aud Saturday . 12 s Gd and 10 s . Return , 20 s and IDS . * A tender with passengers for the Edinburgh . Bordeaux , Antwerp , and Ostend , boats leaves Westminster , Temple , and Old Swan Piers . JTroin . Ii-otiKate und St . Katharine ' s Wharf . HULL . —Every Wednesday and Saturday from London and Hull . 12 s 6 d and 8 s ( id . Return , 17 s and 12 s . HAMBURG , via HARWICH . —By express from Liverpool Street Station , at 8 p . m ., every Tuesday , Thursday , and Saturday . 1 st class rail and siiloon , ' 67 A tid ; single , oils 3 d return ; 2 nd class rail and saloon , 35 s fld single , 53 s Od return ; second class rail aud foro cabin , 25 s Od single , 38 s Od return . SUMMER PASSENGER SERVICES . MARGATE , RAMSGATE , DEAL , DOVER , & YARMOUTH IH ' rom -London . Bridge Wharf MARGATE . —Every Sunday , ot 0 ' to a . m . 5 s tid there and back to Fenchurch . Street Station , via Tilbury . MARGATE AND RAMSGATE . —Fares : single , 5 s and 4 s . From Fenchurch Street—single , Margate , 5 s and 4 s . Ramsgate , 6 s 7 d and 5 s Id . DEAL and DOVER . —Single , Deal , 6 s ; Dover , 7 s . Return , Deal , lis Od ; Dover , 12 s fid . From Fenchurch Stt eot—single , Deal , 7 s 7 d ; Dover , - 8 s 7 d . Return , Deal , 13 s Od ; Dover , lis 9 d ( available to the end of the season ) . YARMOlf I If . —7 s Od and 6 s ; return , 10 s Odand 0 s ( available for the season ) . From Fenchurch Street—single , 9 s 2 d and 7 s 2 d ; return , 12 s Od and los Gd ( available for the season ) . MARGATE , via Tilbury , from Fenchurch Street Station . —5 s and Is ; 7 s and 53 ( id . FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TOSS GKREA . T TOWEB STREET , E . C .

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Summer Service of Trains to Scotland by the West Coast ( L . & N . W . and Caledonian Railways ) Royal Mail Route . ADDITIONAL AND ACCELERATED EXPRESS SERVICE FROM LONDON TO THE HIGHLAND RAILWAY AND THE CALLANDER AND OtfAN LINE . Afternoon Express with Dining Saloons-London and Glasgow . LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN AND CALEDONIAN RAILWAYS . THE following ADDITIONAL and ACCELERATED TRAIN SERVICE is now in operation . 1 st , 2 nd , and 3 rd Class by all Trains -. — WKKK DAYS . _ s . __ Leave am' am am , am pm pm pm pm pm ; pra night London I ¦ ' ( Euston ) ... 5 15 T 1510 010 30 2 0 7 30 8 0 8 50 9 0 10 0 12 0 Arrive | ' I Edinburgh II ( Pr . St . ) ... 3 55 5 50 fi 30 8 1010 65 . — 6 50 9 37 . 12 22 Glasgow I SS 88 i ' ( Central ) ... 3 50 6 0 6 15 8 911 0 & ° & o « 30 -1918 1227 Greenock ... 5 3 H 7 18 ' 7 , 'iii ' ¦> «; — A A 7 tr , — !()• 10 1 10 Gourock ... • 50 7 28 7 15 9 15 , — — — 7 * 55 — 10 * 50 1 50 Oban ... 8 15 — — — | 1 45 - 9 25 - 12 * 15 2 * 31 f > S 25 Perth 5 45— — 8 201220537552 — , 8 1511 * 15 320 Inverness— i i ll via Dunkeld — — — 6 10 6 1010 4011 5 — 2 fl 5 0 * 5 10 5 Dundee ... 7 15 — — ' 9 20 1 6 — 7 30 — 9 3712 * o 4 30 Aberdeen ... 9 5 — — 10 55 3 5 8 5 8 5 — 11 43 2 * 0 ( 5 20 Inverness— j ' ' via Aberdeen — — — — 8 10 1 35 1 35 — 6 * 510 * 5 10 40 1 I ! Dining Saloons for 1 st Class passengers aro run on the 2 ' 0 p . m . express from London to Glasgow . The 7 ' 30 p . m . express from Euston to Perth will run from July 18 th to August 10 th inclusive ( Saturday and Sunday nights excepted ) . The Highland Company will take this train forward , specially from Perth in advance of the Ma . 1 , so as to reach Inverness at 10 * 40 a . m . * On Saturday nights the 8-50 , 9 * 0 , and 10 ' 0 p . m . trains from Euston do not convey passengers to stations marked * ( Sunday mornings in Scotland ) . t Arrives at Inverness at 1 * 30 p . m . on Sundays . S Saturdays only . A ^ -The 80 p . m . Highland Express and tho 12 ' 0 night train will run every night ( except Saturdays ) . Tbe 8 * 0 p . m . express will bo divided from tho 3 rd to tho 10 th August , n relief train being run in advance for Perth and the Highland Lino , leaving Euston ut 7 * 55 p m . On Saturdays passengers by tho 10 * 30 a . m . nnd 2 ' 0 p . m . trains from London are not conveyed beyond Perth by the Highland Railway , und only as far as Aberdeen by the Caledonian Railway . Cirriages with lavatory accommodation nro run on the principal express trains between London and Scotland , without extra charge . Improved sleeping saloons , accompanied by ( in attendant , aro run on tho night trains between London , Edinburgh , Glasgow , Greenock , Stranraer , Perth , and Aberdeen . Extra charge , 5 s for each berth . A special train will leave Euston ( Satui-days and Sundays excepted ) at 6 ' 20 p . m . from 11 th July to 10 th August , inclusive , for the conveyance of horses and private carriages only to all parts of Scotland . A spec . al carriage for the conveyance of dogs will be attached to this train . Additional trains from Birmingham , Liverpool , Manchester , and other towns will coun ct with the above trains" . For further particulars see tlie Companies' time bills . G . FXNDLAY , General Manager , L . & N . W . Railway . J . THOMPSON , General Manager , Caledonian Railway . July 1892 .

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EV £ RITT AND SON , TAILORS AND BREECHES MAKERS , ST . MARTIN'S HOUSE , 3 GriLbHAM ST ., Sl / MAKHN'S-LE-GRAND , E . C . BEST WORK , FOR CASH ONLY . T tt O XT S IE IR S FBOM 13 / 6 . T "W * IE IE ID SUITS IF IR . O IMI 5 O / - NOTE THE ADDRESS-. Corner of Gresham Street , St . Martin ' s-Le-Grand , looking on to the General Post Office .

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2 vols ., Crown Svo , Cloth Gilt , Gilt Edges , "PT * IOQ 21 •*» THE CHURCH HISTORY OF ENGLAND . BY M . PORRITT . LONDON : W . W . MORGAN A SON , BBLVIDBBB WOBKS , HUSHES HILL PSIUOJ- V-LLB , N

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ISATO'g ffi & SW & S BOVE & . EAST MOLESEY , HAMPTON COURT STATION ( Adjoining the RAILWAY , and facing the RIVER and PALACE ) . BRO . JOHN MAYO has ample accommodation iu the new wing of this old-established and noted Riverside Hotol for Banquets lor any number up to 100 . Kvery convenience for Ladies' Gatherings . Spacious landing to river , whence Steam Launches can start . Specimens of Menus , with prices , sent ou application . Three Loupes meet at tho Castle Hotel , and reference may be made to tho respective Masters as to the catering , & c .

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GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY . EDINGURGII . *—( Grnntou Pier ) . —Wednesday and Saturday . The magnificent now ss . " Seamew " {" , 550 tons register , 3 ,. * i * > i > indicated horse-power , tho finest vessel on tho East Coast ) , "Osprey , " or oilier Steamers , 22 s and It's . Return , 31 s and 21 s lid . 1 ) ORDEAUX . *—From London and Bordeaux every Friday . 60 s ; foro . cabin , ) 35 s . Return , 80 s and tiOs . ANTWERP . *—Saturday afternoons . 17 s « d and 10 s . Return , 25 sand 22 s 6 d , including tho railway journey . OSTKND . *—Every Wednesday aud Saturday . 12 s Gd and 10 s . Return , 20 s and IDS . * A tender with passengers for the Edinburgh . Bordeaux , Antwerp , and Ostend , boats leaves Westminster , Temple , and Old Swan Piers . JTroin . Ii-otiKate und St . Katharine ' s Wharf . HULL . —Every Wednesday and Saturday from London and Hull . 12 s 6 d and 8 s ( id . Return , 17 s and 12 s . HAMBURG , via HARWICH . —By express from Liverpool Street Station , at 8 p . m ., every Tuesday , Thursday , and Saturday . 1 st class rail and siiloon , ' 67 A tid ; single , oils 3 d return ; 2 nd class rail and saloon , 35 s fld single , 53 s Od return ; second class rail aud foro cabin , 25 s Od single , 38 s Od return . SUMMER PASSENGER SERVICES . MARGATE , RAMSGATE , DEAL , DOVER , & YARMOUTH IH ' rom -London . Bridge Wharf MARGATE . —Every Sunday , ot 0 ' to a . m . 5 s tid there and back to Fenchurch . Street Station , via Tilbury . MARGATE AND RAMSGATE . —Fares : single , 5 s and 4 s . From Fenchurch Street—single , Margate , 5 s and 4 s . Ramsgate , 6 s 7 d and 5 s Id . DEAL and DOVER . —Single , Deal , 6 s ; Dover , 7 s . Return , Deal , lis Od ; Dover , 12 s fid . From Fenchurch Stt eot—single , Deal , 7 s 7 d ; Dover , - 8 s 7 d . Return , Deal , 13 s Od ; Dover , lis 9 d ( available to the end of the season ) . YARMOlf I If . —7 s Od and 6 s ; return , 10 s Odand 0 s ( available for the season ) . From Fenchurch Street—single , 9 s 2 d and 7 s 2 d ; return , 12 s Od and los Gd ( available for the season ) . MARGATE , via Tilbury , from Fenchurch Street Station . —5 s and Is ; 7 s and 53 ( id . FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TOSS GKREA . T TOWEB STREET , E . C .

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NOW READY . Handsomely Bound , in Cloth , 900 Pages , Price 20 s . ALSO IN MORK KXPHNSIV BINDINGS . T IEC E HISTORY OF FREEMASONRY AND CONCORDANT ORDERS . ILLUSTRATED . WRITTEN BY A BOARD OF EDITORS . HENRY LEONARD STILLSON , Kditor-iu-Chief . WILLIAM JAMES HUGHAN , Consnltin-j Editor . r riIIIS work contains a comprehensive account of Ancient Masonry : I the Ancient Masonic MSS ., or "Old Charges " ; thc Crusades , aud their Relation to Iho Fraternity ; Cosmopolitan Freemasonry , including all i < s Kites , throughout tho World ; the American aud British Templar Systems ; the A . and A . S . Kite , and Royal Order of Suutlnmt ; other Kites and Orders connected with the Institution ; ami Tables of Vital Statistics , never before compiled , —tho whole c ' -uprising the most Authentic History of the fraternity of Ancient Freo aud Accepted Masons ever originated and printed u America . WRITTEN BY A BOARD OF EDITORS AND SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS , twoi . t-.-two iu number , choseu from among the most eminent and learned specialists of tho day ; mid a Corps of over seventy ADDITIONAL . OMMTBIIIUTOBS , also comprising somo of thn most distinguished and best known Olllcers and members of the Cruit in the United States , Canada , and England . In tho Capitular , Cryptic , and Templar Departments especially ^ this volume will furnish tho foundation for nil future efforts ; showing how , wheu , urn , where theso Degrees aud Rites began , as well as their rise aud progress throughout the -Masonic world . tt coataius » J (» super-royal octavo pago .- > , e ' egantly prime . 1 on superfine book paper , and illustrated with 50 choice engravings . Can bo had of W . W . MOBGAN AND SON , Office of the Preelnason ' a Chronicle , Bolvklure Works , Hormes Hill , N .

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D ANCING . —To Those Who Have Never Luarnt to Dance . —Bro . and Mrs . JACQUES WYNMAN receive daily , und undertake to leach adieu and gentlemen , who have never had tho slightest previous knowledge or nstruction , t . o go through every fashionable bull-dimco in a lew easy lessons . ACADEMY—74 NEWMAN STREET , OXFORD STREET . BBO . Jjc' -uua Wr-fMix WILL HE HAPPY TO TAKE THE MASAQUM-JNT 03 AUaojfic BALLS . F-BSI-CLASS BAUDS FJ-OVIJ-JIII PUOSPBCIUS OH APPLICATION .

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