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A—On Mondays , Tuesdays , mid Saturdays , passengers arrive nt . Southport at 11 . 55 p . m . II -Via Burrow : on certain dates ( for wliieli sco special notices ) tho Steamer arrives at Uelfusl Inter . C—ViaStraiii'iieriind Lame . I )—No connection to these Stations on Sundays by this train . I ''—Calls at Strathbungo lo set down pissangers from South of Carlisle on notice being given to thc Station Master at Kilmarnock . G — Passenger * arrive Ashbourne 3 . 13 p . m . on Saturdays . If . -On Saturdays daring July and August passengers arrive at Ashbourne at s . otl p . ni . i—On Saturdays passengers arrive Blackpool ( Central ) al . ( 1 . 5 ( 1 , and Talbot Road al 7 . 17 ii . m . * In connection with Steamer to thc Isle of Man by the short sea route . SCOTLAND .

FIRST AND THIRD CLASS DINING CARRIAGES are now running between London ( St . Pancras ) and Glasgow ( St . Enoch ) in each direction , ON BOTH MORNING AND AFTERNOON EXPRESSES , leaving London ( St . Pancras ) at 10 . 30 a . m . and 2 . 10 p . m ., and Glasgow ( St . Enoch ) at 10 . 0 a . m . and 1 . 30 p . m . TABLE D'HOTE , TEA , and other refreshments served en route . WESTERN HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS OF SCOTLAND . THROUGH CARRIAGES RUN BETWEEN LONDON ( ST . PANCRAS ) and GREENOCK , conveyi . ig Tourists from London and all parts of the Midland Railway System for the Firth of Clyde and the Western Highlands and Islands of Scotland . SPECIAL DAYLIGHT SERVICE TO ROTHESAY via GREENOCK ( PRINCE'S PIER ) . A Daylight Service throughout to thc Highlands and Watering Places on the Firth of Clyde will be given during Jul y and August , from London ( St . Pancras ) at 10 . 30 a . m ., arriving at Greenock at S . 15 p . m ., in time to join the G . & S . W . Railway Co . 's Steamer reaching Rothesay at 9 . 0 p . m .

NORTH OF IRELAND ( via Stranraer and Larne : Shortest Sea Passage ) . A New Day Express Service has been established via Stranraer and Larne , leaving St . Pancras at 10 . 30 a . m ., Bristol 8 . 30 , Birmingham at 11 . 10 a . m ., Liverpool ( Exchange ) 1 . 40 , and Manchester ( Victoria ) at 1 . 50 p . m ., and reaching Belfast the same evening . A corresponding service leaves Belfast at y . 5 . a . m ., reaching Carlisle in time for passengers to join the Afternoon Dining Carriage Impress from Glasgow to London , Manchester , Liverpool , Shellield , Nottingham , Leicester , Birmingham , & c , & c . PEAK Ol ' ' DERBYSHIRE .

OPENING OF THIi DORK AND CHINLKY NEW LINE . I his line is now open for through traffic , and Express Trains are run daily at convenient hours between Sheffield and Buxton , Manchester , Liverpool , and the Lancashire ^ S ^ o'kshire Line , with connections to and from London ( St . Pancras ) , and other principal Midland Stations . OPENING OF THE TOTTENHAM NEW & SHORTER ROUTE TO SOUTHEND-ON-SEA AND FOREST GATE FAIL WAY . . The Tottenham and Forest Gate Line is now OPEN for I ASSENGER traffic . Trains are run at convenient intervals to and from Fenchurch Street ( via East Ham ) , at . Pancras , King's Cross ( Metropolitan ) , and Moorgate street ( via South Tottenham and Kentish Town ) . Express 1 rains also run between S :. Pancras and Southcnd-on-Sea oy the New and Shorter Route . Cheap Daily and Weekend tickets to Southend-on-Sea , as advertised in Bills , "' me I ables , & c .

SUPPLY OF PILLOWS TO PASSENGERS BY NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS . I . i } v ? " lay behired by travellers ( First and Third Class ) oy the Night Mails and Express'Train * leaving St . Pancras , Manchester ( Central and Victoria Stations ) , Liverpool U-entral and Exchange Stations ) , Derby , and Bristol . Lnarge : 6 d . each pillow . t ' amil y Saloons , Invalid Carriages , Engaged Compartments , Sic , arranged on application . SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS FOR THE HOLIDAYS . . H ^ yPocketGui'le to the Midland Railway , price 3 d . ocKet lourist Guide to thc Holiday Resorts in the Brhish

Isles , illustrated , price 3 d . List of Furnished Lodgings in Farmhouses and Country Districts served by the Midland Railway System , price id . These Guides , as well as Time Tables , Tourist Programmes , American and Continental Folders , and other publications , may be had on application at the Midland Stations and Agencies , to the Superintendent of the line , or to GEO . H . TURNER , Deiby , July , iSy 4 . General Manager .

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r ~* RE AT NORTHERN RAILWAY . HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS FROM LONDON . To SHER 1 NGHAM , CROMER ( Beach ) , and YARMOUTH ( Beach ) , July iG , from King ' s Cross ( G . N . ) , C . 15 a . m . ; Finsbury Park , 6 . 20 ; returning from Yarmouth , Co p . m . ; Cromer , 6 . 55 ; Sheringham , 7 . 5 . 5 s . third class fare . To ST . ALBANS , WHEATHAMPSTEAD , and HARPENDEN , each Saturday afternoon from Moorgate , 1 . 56 ; Aldersgate , 1 . 5 S ; Farringdon , 2 . 0 ; King ' s Cross ( G . N . ) , 2 . 35 ; Finsbury Park , 2 . 40 . To SKEGNESS , July 21 , and 2 S , from Moorgate , G . 51 a . m . ; Aldersgate , G . 53 ; Farringdon , G . 55 ; King's Cross ( G . N . ) , 7 . 15 ; Holloway , 7 . 3 ; Finsbury Park , 7 . 20 . Third class return fare , 4 s . 6 d . Saturday to Monday or 1 uesday , fare Gs . SATURDAY , July 21 . —For 3 or 6 days to LINCOLN , GA 1 NSBORO ' , Leicester , Melton , Nottingham , Derby , Burton , Tutbury , Stoke , Huddersfield , Sheffield , Manchester , Stockport , Warrington , Southport , Liverpool , Wakefield , Leeds , Bradford , Keighley , Halifax , Hull , York , Scarboro ' , Whitby , Bridlington , Darlington , Durham , Newcastle , & c . For further particulars see bills , to be obtained at the Siations and Town Offices . HENRY OAKLEY , General Manager . King's Cross , July , 1 S 94 .

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THE ORPHAN WORKING SCHOOL . Senior Branch—HAVERSTOCK HILL . Junior Branch—( ALEXANDRA ORI ' HANAGE ) , HORNSEV RISE . Convalescent Home—HAROLD ROAD , MARGATE . At the next Election , 25 th July , 1 S 04 , you are earnestly solicited to support the case of JOHN BARBER , Age Nine Years , in May , 18 94 , Who has lost both Parents , he is the youngest of a family of four , two are partially and two are totally dependent upon distant relations and friends . The father was Managing Salesman to the late firm of Messrs . C . J . and W . H . Williamson , Oyster Merchants , Billingsgate Market . The case is strongly recommended by—GEORGE KENNING , Esq ., Little Britain , E . C . VV . G . LEMON , Esq ., L . C . C ., Montpelier Lodge , Blackheath . G . F . EDWARDS , Esq ., 275 , Upper-street , Islington , N . FREDK . MEAD , fcsq ., ig , St . Paul ' s Churchyard , E . C . D . P . CAMA , Esq ., 3 , Gt . Winchester-street Buildings , E . C . SAMPSON HODGKINSON , Esq ., 161 , New Bond-street , VV . Proxies will be thankfully acknowledged by Mr . E . J . MILLS , < J . Shanklin-road , Crouch End , N .

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SOUTHEND-ON-SSA . — 21 ACRES OF FREEHOLD ARABLE AND PASTURE LAND , with substantially built 12-roomed Residence , known as "HAMSTAI . S , " and commodious Farm Buildings . Also 135 plots of very choice Freehold Building Land on the Avenue Building Estate , all free from tithe and land tax . MESSRS . PROTHEROE & MORRIS will Sell the above by Auction , In a Marquee on the Estate , On THURSDAY , JULY iyth , at Two o ' clock . The land is well-known , several sales having already been held on the property . Immediate possession of the plots will be given , and of the house and 21 acres at Michaelmas . Payment for the whole may be made by quarterly instalments . Luncheon provided for intending purchasers . Railway tickets _ '» . Gd . each . Plans and particulars may be had of T . DUKANT , Esq ., Solicitor , 5 , Guildhall Chambers , E . C , and with tickets of Mr . R . VARTY , yo , L-adenhall-street , E . C ., and of the AUCTIONEERS , G 7 and 6 S , Cheapside , E . C .

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FISH , POULTRY , GAME , OYSTERS . IOHN GOW , LIMITED 86 , OLD BROAD STREET , E . C . ( late 17 , New Broad Street , E . C ) , 12 , HONEY LANE MARKET , CHEAPSIDE , E . C , 93 , THEOBALD'S RD ., HOLBORN , W . C , AND 86 . HIGH STREET , PECKHAM , S . E . JOHN GOW , Limited , always have on sale the Largest stock in London of the Very Best Quality at Lowest Prices . HIGH-CLASS PROVISION STORES ( NOW OI ' UNKD ) , So , 51 , and 52 , OLD BROAD STREET . E . C

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CANVASSERS and COLLECTORS Wanted by the London and Manchester Industrial Assurance Company in London and country ; life and medical life assurances ; liberal terms to suitable men . Apply by letter to MANAGING DIRECIOR , 42 to 47 , Southwark Exchange , London .

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FRANK HAS WELL , ( ESTABLISHED 1817 ) , SIGN AND GLASS WRITER TO THE TRADE . 4 , SOHO STREET , OXFORD STREET , LONDON , W . ARTISTIC WRITER TO THE FINE ARTS . TESTIMONIALS AND HERALDIC W ORK , & C .

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CPIERS AND POND'S STORES , OUEEN VICTORIA STREET , CITY , ( Opposite St . Paul's Station , L . C . & D . Ry . ) A N N LI A L S U M M E R S A L E IN ALL DEPARTMENTS , NOW O N . GREAT REDUCTIONS IN ALL SEASON STOCKS . WRITE I'OR SPECIAL SALE CIRCULAR , AND PRICE BOOK , 1000 Pages , ILLUSTRATED , FREE ON APPLICATION . SPIERS AND 1 'OND'S STORES , yUEEN VICTORIA STREET , CITY .

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PARTRIDGE & COOPER , "THE" STATIONERS , 191 & 192 , FLEET STREET , LONDON , Would invite attention to their LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF GENERAL & FANCY STATIONERY , Suitable for presents , such as Inkstands , Stationery , Cabinets , Ladies' and Gentlemen ' s Dressing Bags , Travelling and Brief Bags , & c , all of which are enumerated in their New Illustrated Catalogue , sent free on application .

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^ ^^^^ SATURDAY , J 14 , 1894 — — . * ..

Masonic Notes.

Masonic Notes .

It will be seen from the ample report we publish in another part of our columns that thc Festival on behalf of thc Mark Benevolent Fund which was held at Freemasons' Tavern , on Wednesday , proved a splendid success . Indeed , from what we have been able to gather , a success beyond what the brethren had expected . Among the Provinces , Lincolnshire , which

has the Chairman of the day fur its Prov . G . Master , very greatly distinguished itself , but all who had a share in the proceedings did well , and wo sincerely congratulate the Earl of Yarborough , who presided , the Board of Stewards , the Executive of the Mark Benevolent Fund , and , in an especial degree , Bro . C . F . Matier , its Honorary Secretary , on ; i result , which will so materially benefit this small , but deserving Charity .

The Service is becoming well represented in Masonry . Two lodges have recently been consecrated , one the Roll Call at Hounslow , which was consecrated on Tuesday last by the Prov . Grand Master of Middlesex * Lord George Hamilton , and the other the Trainbands