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ROYAL MASONICBENEVOLENT INSTITUTION FOR AGED FREEMASONS AND WIDOWS OF FREEMASONS . GRAND PATRON AND PRESIDENT : HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES , K . G ., & c , M . W . G . M . THE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL Of this Institution will take place at FREEMASONS' TAVERN , GREAT QUEEN STREET , LONDON , On WEDNESDAY , 25 th FEBRUARY , 1 S 85 , Upon which occasion the Rt . Hon . Sir MICHAEL E . HICKS BEACH , Bart ., M . P ., R . W . Prov . Grand Master for Gloucestershire , Has been pleased to signify his intention of presiding . Brethren are earnestly invited to accept the Office of Steward upon this occasion , and they will greatly oblige by forwarding their Names and Masonic Rank , as soon as convenient , to the Secretary , who will gladly give any information required , and supply them with all necessary circulars , Sic . It is fraternally hoped that upon this occasion , owing to the large number of applicants and the few vacancies , Brethren will use their influence to obtain donations towards the Funds of the Institution , which were never so much needed as at the present time . JAMES TERRY , P . Prov . G . S . W . Norths & Hunts ., Secretary . 4 , Freemasons' Hall , London , VV . C .

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COLD . & HUNGRY ! FIELD LANE ~ REFUGES AND RAGGED SCHOOLS Works amongst the poorest and most destitute . The deserving poor never refused assistance . Applications for relief are most urgent and numerous . UPWARDS OF 2000 PERSONS BENEFITED WEEKLY . FUNDS ABNORMALLY LOW . £ 1200 REQUIRED BEFORE CHRISTMAS . PRESIDENT : THE EARL OF SHAFTESBURY , K . G . TREASURER : WILFRID A . BEVAN , Esq ., 54 . Lombard-street , E . C . SECRETARY : MR . PEREGRINE PLATT , Vme-st ., Clerkenwell-rd ., E . C . Contributions received by the Treasurer , Secretary , or Editor of the "CHRISTIAN COMMONWEALTH" will be acknowledged in the following issue .

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FRIENDLESS AND FALLEN YOUNG WOMEN AND GIRLS . The Committee of the Homes , and Open- A . UNight Refuge belonging to the London Female Preventive and Reformatory Institution again ask each Christian Reader to send a donation before Christmas Day in aid of the £ 1400 URGENTLY REQUIRED TO BE SUBSCRIBED BY THE END OF THE YEAR . 152 Young Women and Girls were in the Homes at the beginning of the year . 1276 APPLICATIONS by and on behalf of Young Women and Girls have been made at the Office , 200 , Euston-road , up to November . Many of these applications have been supported by the URGENT RECOMMENDATIONSof Clergymen , Prison Chaplains , Missionaries , and others also in the course of their merciful ministrations , have sought out and influenced for good those who otherwise might have been left hopelessly to perish . By birth these applicants here are found to belong to every part of the United Kingdom , so that the work carried on by these Homes is indeed national in character . EVERY SUITABLE APPLICANT HAS BEEN WELCOMED IRRESPECTIVE OF THE FLUCTUATIONS OF CONTRIBUTIONS , which during several recent months have fallen far short of the expenses necessitating either that the work should be curtailed and suitable applicants rejected—or this APPEAL to the CHRISTIAN reader be made at CHRISTMAST 1 DE . 5000 MEALS HAVE TO BE PROVIDED EVERY WEEK DURING THE YEAR , AND ALL OTHER EXPENSES ARE LARGE IN PROPORTION . Contributions will be thankfully received by Lloyd's , Barnett's , and Bosanquet ' s Bank ( Limited ) , 73 , Lombardstreet , E . C . ; Francis Nicholls , Esq . ; of the Committee , 14 , Old Jewry-chambers , E . C . ; or EDWARD W . THOMAS , 200 , Euston-road , N . W . Secretary .

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AN IMPORTANT FACT ! JT jr \ and upwards carefully invested •35 JL \ J in Options on Stocks and Shares is the safest and most popular way of rapidly making money on the Stock Exchange by the non-liability system . Explanatory Book ( new edition ) giving full details , gratis and post free . — Address , GEORGE EVANS and Co ., Sworn Brokers , Gresham House , London , E . C .

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TWTEMORY AND SUCCESS . What Contributes to Success ? A Good Memory . What Causes Failure in Life ? A Poor Memory . What can all obtain from Prof . LOISETTE ' S Discoveries A Good Memory The Physiological Art of Never Forgetting—using none of the "Links , " "Pegs , " "Localities , " or "Associations " of Mnemonics . Lost memories restored—the worst made good , and the best better . Any book learned in one reading . Fluency promoted . Speaking without notes guaranteed IMPORTANT TO MASONS . Prospectus post free , giving opinions of Mr . RICHARD A . PROCTOR , Dr . ANDREW WILSON , and others who have studied the System . A Day Class in Never Forgetting and for cure of Mind-Wandering commences every Monday at 3 p . m . An Evening Class every Tuesday at 8 p . m . Great inducements to Correspondence Classes in above in all parts of the world . Lectures in Families of the Nobility . Also Private Lessons by Post and by Personal Instruction . Professor LOISETTE , 37 , New Oxford-street ( opposite Mudie's ) , London , W . C .

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PROVIDENCE ( ROW ) NIGHT REFUGE AND HOME FOR DESERVING POOR , CRISPIN STREET AND RAVEN Row , BISHOPSGATE WITHOUT , E . Established 1 S 60 . About 1600 Nights' Lodgings , with Suppers and Breakfasts , are given weekly to Destitute Persons from all Parts , absolutely without any distinction of Religion , and there is a home for 20 Servants , who partly support themselves as Laundresses , & c . Contributions are earnestly solicited , and will be gratefully received b y the Treasurer , Mr . Deputy Young , 35 , King Street , Cheapside , E . C . , * the Honorary Secretary , William F . Jones , Esq ., 21 , City Road , E . C . ; Alfred Purssell , Esq ., 78 and So , Cornhill , E . C . ; and the Manager , the Very Rev . Daniel Gilbert , D . D ., 22 , Finsbury Circus , E . C ; and may also be paid to the account of "The Providence ( Row ) Night Refuge , " at the London Joint Stock Bank , Prince ' s Street , City , or any of its Branches .

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DER WASSERFALL . NEW WALTZ by " Devonia . " Greatest Success of the Season . Played by many London and Country Bands . "A very pretty set o £ waltzes and much above thc average . "Modern Society . * ' A bright and lively production . "—Hampshire Independent , WEEKES & CO ., Hanover Street , London .

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ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY , LIMITED . 10 , ST . SWITHIN'S LANE , LONDON , E . C . General Accidents . I Personal Injuries Railway Accidents . J Deaths by Accident . C . HARDING , Manage !

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PERILS ABOUND ON EVERY SIDE ! 64 , CORNHILL , INSURES AGAINST ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS , —ON LAND OR WATER , AND HAS THE L ARGEST INVESTED CAPITAL , THE LARGEST INCOME , AND PAYS Y EARLY THE LARGEST AMOUNT OF COMPENSATION of any Accidental Assurance Company . CHAIRMAN .-HARVIE M . FARQUHAR , ESQ . Apply to the Clerks at the Railway Stations , the Local Agents , or West End Office : S , GRAND HOTEL B UILDINGS , CHARING CROSS ; or at the HEAD OFFICE . —64 , CORNHILL , LONDON , E . C . WILLIAM J . VIAN , Secretary .

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ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY . 92 , CHEAPSIDE , LONDON , E . C . FIRE , LIFE ^ ACCIDENT . Capital—One Million Two Hundred Thousand Pounds . Instituted 1808 , and Empowered by Special Act of Parliament . The Company has been in existence more than 76 Years . Moderate Rates . PromptSettlements . Liberal Conditions . All its Funds are Invested in Great Britain . Transacts Home Business only . No Hypothecation of Funds for Foreign Policy Holders . Ample Reserves apart from Capital . LIFE DEPARTMENT—Whole-World Assurances . Liberal Surrender Values given in Cash or by paid-up Policies . Payment of Claims immediately on proof of death . All kinds of Life Assurance transacted . ACCIDENTS—Assured Against , whether fatal or causing total or partial disablement , at moderate rates , and with liberal Compensation . PIRE—Policies issued free of expense . LOSSES OCCASIONED BY LIGHTNING will bepaid whether tile property be set on fire or not . LOSS OR DAMAGE caused by Explosion of Coal Gas in any building assured will be made good , Seven Years' Policies granted on payment of Six Years' Premiums . Active Agents Wanted . SAMUEL J . PIPKIN , Secretary .

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WANTED , Man and Wife , Caretakers and Manager , Masonic Hall , Fitz-Williamsfreet , Huddersfield . Particulars on application by letter to J . E . Cooper , 6 , Market-place , Huddersfield .

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WANTED to Purchase Set of Working Tools , Collars , & c , for a Lodge of Instruction . State if in good condition , and send price to F . A . White , Forest Villa , Plumstead Common .

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TRAVELLER . —A Gentleman ( P . M . No . 22 ) seeks an ENGAGEMENT to represent a good Firm . Best references , & c . Well-known throughout the kingdom , and can sell anything . —A . B . C , Walduck ' s Hotel , Warwick-court , London , W . C .

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A BROTHER Master Mason would like a SITUATION as Practical Bricklayer ; could take charge of repairs on Estate , Town or Country . Good references ; age 26 ; married , one child . —Apply , H . Hassall , Romans Heath , Tamworth , Staffordshire .

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URGENT . —A Mason's Widow , with Family in distress , requires a SMALL LOAN , and would repay it by weekly instalments after Christmas . Very little security to offer , but good references can be given . — " D . " 39 , Elliott-road , Turnham Green , W .

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COLLECTOR . —Required by a young married man , age 29 , Re-engagement as above , or any position of Trust . Willing to make himself useful . Good references . Guarantee or Security . Knows City and West End well . Moderate salary . —Address J . P ., 5 , Arlington Terrace , Turnham Green , W .

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INTERNATIONAL HEALTH EXHIBITION , SOUTH KENSINGTON , 1 S 81 . G-I OLD MEDAL awarded for T EXCELLENCE OF QUALITY TO OALT and Co ., EAST INDIA PALE and BURTON ALE BREWERS , Stores and Offices , 21 to 31 , PANCRAS ROAD , LONDON . LIST OF PBICES to be obtained of all tho Principal Dealers .

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THE ANNUAL BALL OF THE BURDETT-COUTTS LODGE , No . 1278 , WILL TAKE PLACE AT CANNON STREET HOTEL On THURSDAY , the 29 th JANUARY , 1885 . Tickets may be obtained from the Hon . Sec , Bro . G . WARD VERRY , Wanstead , E .

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ENLARGED TO DEMY Svo . Paper Covers , Cd . ; Limp Cloth , is . ; Cloth Boards , is . 66 . By Post , 4 d . extra . The EAST ANGLIAN HANDBOOK AND AGRICULTURAL ANNUAL For 1885 . TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR OF ISSUE . CONTENTS OF THE NEW VOLUME . The Farming of East Angliain 1884 . —ByC . S . Read , M . P . The Development of Local Breeds of Stock . —By Morgan Evans . Arable Dairying and Stock Raising . —By Joseph Darby . Green Leaves : A Brief Sketch of Plant Growth . —By Dr . J . E . Taylor , F . L . S ., F . G . S . Ornithological Invasions of East Anglia . —By T . E . Gunn . The Deer Parks of Norfolk and Suffolk . By J . Penderel Brodhurst . Traditions , Superstitions , and Folklore , chiefly relating to the countiesof Norfolk and Suffolk . —By J . T . Varden . Peculiar Tenures in Norfolk . —By Historicus . John Bull ' s Norfolk Savings-Box . —By Scrutator . The Past East Anglian Year . —By the Editor . East Anglian Obituary and other Papers , & c . Together with that vast amount of East Anglian Information for which this valued Work has so long been famed . NORWICH—Argus Office . LOWESTOFT—Standard Office . LONDON—1 30 , Fleet Street .

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i & tmmtioml . HIGH-CLASS PRIVATE SCHOOL THEOBALD'S PARK , WALTHAM CROSS , LONDON , N . PRINCIPAL * . Rev . J . OSWALD JACKSON , Assisted by Five Masters . Limited number of Gentlemen ' s Sons ; motherly care for delicate pupils * , individual teaching foe backward ones ; playground of six acres . First Class Honours gained at last Cambridge Local Examinations , with Distinction in Mathematics . References kindly permitted to Rev . Dr . Reynolds , Principal of Cheshunt College , Herts . Rev . Charles E . Mayo , M . A ., Nottingham . Sir Thomas Chambers , M . P ., Recorder of London . Richard Toller , Esq ., Solicitor , Leicester . George Kenning , Esq ., Little Britain .

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ROYAL MASONICBENEVOLENT INSTITUTION FOR AGED FREEMASONS AND WIDOWS OF FREEMASONS . GRAND PATRON AND PRESIDENT : HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES , K . G ., & c , M . W . G . M . THE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL Of this Institution will take place at FREEMASONS' TAVERN , GREAT QUEEN STREET , LONDON , On WEDNESDAY , 25 th FEBRUARY , 1 S 85 , Upon which occasion the Rt . Hon . Sir MICHAEL E . HICKS BEACH , Bart ., M . P ., R . W . Prov . Grand Master for Gloucestershire , Has been pleased to signify his intention of presiding . Brethren are earnestly invited to accept the Office of Steward upon this occasion , and they will greatly oblige by forwarding their Names and Masonic Rank , as soon as convenient , to the Secretary , who will gladly give any information required , and supply them with all necessary circulars , Sic . It is fraternally hoped that upon this occasion , owing to the large number of applicants and the few vacancies , Brethren will use their influence to obtain donations towards the Funds of the Institution , which were never so much needed as at the present time . JAMES TERRY , P . Prov . G . S . W . Norths & Hunts ., Secretary . 4 , Freemasons' Hall , London , VV . C .

Ad00401

COLD . & HUNGRY ! FIELD LANE ~ REFUGES AND RAGGED SCHOOLS Works amongst the poorest and most destitute . The deserving poor never refused assistance . Applications for relief are most urgent and numerous . UPWARDS OF 2000 PERSONS BENEFITED WEEKLY . FUNDS ABNORMALLY LOW . £ 1200 REQUIRED BEFORE CHRISTMAS . PRESIDENT : THE EARL OF SHAFTESBURY , K . G . TREASURER : WILFRID A . BEVAN , Esq ., 54 . Lombard-street , E . C . SECRETARY : MR . PEREGRINE PLATT , Vme-st ., Clerkenwell-rd ., E . C . Contributions received by the Treasurer , Secretary , or Editor of the "CHRISTIAN COMMONWEALTH" will be acknowledged in the following issue .

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FRIENDLESS AND FALLEN YOUNG WOMEN AND GIRLS . The Committee of the Homes , and Open- A . UNight Refuge belonging to the London Female Preventive and Reformatory Institution again ask each Christian Reader to send a donation before Christmas Day in aid of the £ 1400 URGENTLY REQUIRED TO BE SUBSCRIBED BY THE END OF THE YEAR . 152 Young Women and Girls were in the Homes at the beginning of the year . 1276 APPLICATIONS by and on behalf of Young Women and Girls have been made at the Office , 200 , Euston-road , up to November . Many of these applications have been supported by the URGENT RECOMMENDATIONSof Clergymen , Prison Chaplains , Missionaries , and others also in the course of their merciful ministrations , have sought out and influenced for good those who otherwise might have been left hopelessly to perish . By birth these applicants here are found to belong to every part of the United Kingdom , so that the work carried on by these Homes is indeed national in character . EVERY SUITABLE APPLICANT HAS BEEN WELCOMED IRRESPECTIVE OF THE FLUCTUATIONS OF CONTRIBUTIONS , which during several recent months have fallen far short of the expenses necessitating either that the work should be curtailed and suitable applicants rejected—or this APPEAL to the CHRISTIAN reader be made at CHRISTMAST 1 DE . 5000 MEALS HAVE TO BE PROVIDED EVERY WEEK DURING THE YEAR , AND ALL OTHER EXPENSES ARE LARGE IN PROPORTION . Contributions will be thankfully received by Lloyd's , Barnett's , and Bosanquet ' s Bank ( Limited ) , 73 , Lombardstreet , E . C . ; Francis Nicholls , Esq . ; of the Committee , 14 , Old Jewry-chambers , E . C . ; or EDWARD W . THOMAS , 200 , Euston-road , N . W . Secretary .

Ad00403

AN IMPORTANT FACT ! JT jr \ and upwards carefully invested •35 JL \ J in Options on Stocks and Shares is the safest and most popular way of rapidly making money on the Stock Exchange by the non-liability system . Explanatory Book ( new edition ) giving full details , gratis and post free . — Address , GEORGE EVANS and Co ., Sworn Brokers , Gresham House , London , E . C .

Ad00404

TWTEMORY AND SUCCESS . What Contributes to Success ? A Good Memory . What Causes Failure in Life ? A Poor Memory . What can all obtain from Prof . LOISETTE ' S Discoveries A Good Memory The Physiological Art of Never Forgetting—using none of the "Links , " "Pegs , " "Localities , " or "Associations " of Mnemonics . Lost memories restored—the worst made good , and the best better . Any book learned in one reading . Fluency promoted . Speaking without notes guaranteed IMPORTANT TO MASONS . Prospectus post free , giving opinions of Mr . RICHARD A . PROCTOR , Dr . ANDREW WILSON , and others who have studied the System . A Day Class in Never Forgetting and for cure of Mind-Wandering commences every Monday at 3 p . m . An Evening Class every Tuesday at 8 p . m . Great inducements to Correspondence Classes in above in all parts of the world . Lectures in Families of the Nobility . Also Private Lessons by Post and by Personal Instruction . Professor LOISETTE , 37 , New Oxford-street ( opposite Mudie's ) , London , W . C .

Ad00405

PROVIDENCE ( ROW ) NIGHT REFUGE AND HOME FOR DESERVING POOR , CRISPIN STREET AND RAVEN Row , BISHOPSGATE WITHOUT , E . Established 1 S 60 . About 1600 Nights' Lodgings , with Suppers and Breakfasts , are given weekly to Destitute Persons from all Parts , absolutely without any distinction of Religion , and there is a home for 20 Servants , who partly support themselves as Laundresses , & c . Contributions are earnestly solicited , and will be gratefully received b y the Treasurer , Mr . Deputy Young , 35 , King Street , Cheapside , E . C . , * the Honorary Secretary , William F . Jones , Esq ., 21 , City Road , E . C . ; Alfred Purssell , Esq ., 78 and So , Cornhill , E . C . ; and the Manager , the Very Rev . Daniel Gilbert , D . D ., 22 , Finsbury Circus , E . C ; and may also be paid to the account of "The Providence ( Row ) Night Refuge , " at the London Joint Stock Bank , Prince ' s Street , City , or any of its Branches .

Ad00406

DER WASSERFALL . NEW WALTZ by " Devonia . " Greatest Success of the Season . Played by many London and Country Bands . "A very pretty set o £ waltzes and much above thc average . "Modern Society . * ' A bright and lively production . "—Hampshire Independent , WEEKES & CO ., Hanover Street , London .

Ad00407

ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY , LIMITED . 10 , ST . SWITHIN'S LANE , LONDON , E . C . General Accidents . I Personal Injuries Railway Accidents . J Deaths by Accident . C . HARDING , Manage !

Ad00408

PERILS ABOUND ON EVERY SIDE ! 64 , CORNHILL , INSURES AGAINST ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS , —ON LAND OR WATER , AND HAS THE L ARGEST INVESTED CAPITAL , THE LARGEST INCOME , AND PAYS Y EARLY THE LARGEST AMOUNT OF COMPENSATION of any Accidental Assurance Company . CHAIRMAN .-HARVIE M . FARQUHAR , ESQ . Apply to the Clerks at the Railway Stations , the Local Agents , or West End Office : S , GRAND HOTEL B UILDINGS , CHARING CROSS ; or at the HEAD OFFICE . —64 , CORNHILL , LONDON , E . C . WILLIAM J . VIAN , Secretary .

Ad00409

ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY . 92 , CHEAPSIDE , LONDON , E . C . FIRE , LIFE ^ ACCIDENT . Capital—One Million Two Hundred Thousand Pounds . Instituted 1808 , and Empowered by Special Act of Parliament . The Company has been in existence more than 76 Years . Moderate Rates . PromptSettlements . Liberal Conditions . All its Funds are Invested in Great Britain . Transacts Home Business only . No Hypothecation of Funds for Foreign Policy Holders . Ample Reserves apart from Capital . LIFE DEPARTMENT—Whole-World Assurances . Liberal Surrender Values given in Cash or by paid-up Policies . Payment of Claims immediately on proof of death . All kinds of Life Assurance transacted . ACCIDENTS—Assured Against , whether fatal or causing total or partial disablement , at moderate rates , and with liberal Compensation . PIRE—Policies issued free of expense . LOSSES OCCASIONED BY LIGHTNING will bepaid whether tile property be set on fire or not . LOSS OR DAMAGE caused by Explosion of Coal Gas in any building assured will be made good , Seven Years' Policies granted on payment of Six Years' Premiums . Active Agents Wanted . SAMUEL J . PIPKIN , Secretary .

Ad00410

WANTED , Man and Wife , Caretakers and Manager , Masonic Hall , Fitz-Williamsfreet , Huddersfield . Particulars on application by letter to J . E . Cooper , 6 , Market-place , Huddersfield .

Ad00411

WANTED to Purchase Set of Working Tools , Collars , & c , for a Lodge of Instruction . State if in good condition , and send price to F . A . White , Forest Villa , Plumstead Common .

Ad00412

TRAVELLER . —A Gentleman ( P . M . No . 22 ) seeks an ENGAGEMENT to represent a good Firm . Best references , & c . Well-known throughout the kingdom , and can sell anything . —A . B . C , Walduck ' s Hotel , Warwick-court , London , W . C .

Ad00413

A BROTHER Master Mason would like a SITUATION as Practical Bricklayer ; could take charge of repairs on Estate , Town or Country . Good references ; age 26 ; married , one child . —Apply , H . Hassall , Romans Heath , Tamworth , Staffordshire .

Ad00414

URGENT . —A Mason's Widow , with Family in distress , requires a SMALL LOAN , and would repay it by weekly instalments after Christmas . Very little security to offer , but good references can be given . — " D . " 39 , Elliott-road , Turnham Green , W .

Ad00415

COLLECTOR . —Required by a young married man , age 29 , Re-engagement as above , or any position of Trust . Willing to make himself useful . Good references . Guarantee or Security . Knows City and West End well . Moderate salary . —Address J . P ., 5 , Arlington Terrace , Turnham Green , W .

Ad00416

INTERNATIONAL HEALTH EXHIBITION , SOUTH KENSINGTON , 1 S 81 . G-I OLD MEDAL awarded for T EXCELLENCE OF QUALITY TO OALT and Co ., EAST INDIA PALE and BURTON ALE BREWERS , Stores and Offices , 21 to 31 , PANCRAS ROAD , LONDON . LIST OF PBICES to be obtained of all tho Principal Dealers .

Ad00417

THE ANNUAL BALL OF THE BURDETT-COUTTS LODGE , No . 1278 , WILL TAKE PLACE AT CANNON STREET HOTEL On THURSDAY , the 29 th JANUARY , 1885 . Tickets may be obtained from the Hon . Sec , Bro . G . WARD VERRY , Wanstead , E .

Ad00418

ENLARGED TO DEMY Svo . Paper Covers , Cd . ; Limp Cloth , is . ; Cloth Boards , is . 66 . By Post , 4 d . extra . The EAST ANGLIAN HANDBOOK AND AGRICULTURAL ANNUAL For 1885 . TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR OF ISSUE . CONTENTS OF THE NEW VOLUME . The Farming of East Angliain 1884 . —ByC . S . Read , M . P . The Development of Local Breeds of Stock . —By Morgan Evans . Arable Dairying and Stock Raising . —By Joseph Darby . Green Leaves : A Brief Sketch of Plant Growth . —By Dr . J . E . Taylor , F . L . S ., F . G . S . Ornithological Invasions of East Anglia . —By T . E . Gunn . The Deer Parks of Norfolk and Suffolk . By J . Penderel Brodhurst . Traditions , Superstitions , and Folklore , chiefly relating to the countiesof Norfolk and Suffolk . —By J . T . Varden . Peculiar Tenures in Norfolk . —By Historicus . John Bull ' s Norfolk Savings-Box . —By Scrutator . The Past East Anglian Year . —By the Editor . East Anglian Obituary and other Papers , & c . Together with that vast amount of East Anglian Information for which this valued Work has so long been famed . NORWICH—Argus Office . LOWESTOFT—Standard Office . LONDON—1 30 , Fleet Street .

Ad00419

i & tmmtioml . HIGH-CLASS PRIVATE SCHOOL THEOBALD'S PARK , WALTHAM CROSS , LONDON , N . PRINCIPAL * . Rev . J . OSWALD JACKSON , Assisted by Five Masters . Limited number of Gentlemen ' s Sons ; motherly care for delicate pupils * , individual teaching foe backward ones ; playground of six acres . First Class Honours gained at last Cambridge Local Examinations , with Distinction in Mathematics . References kindly permitted to Rev . Dr . Reynolds , Principal of Cheshunt College , Herts . Rev . Charles E . Mayo , M . A ., Nottingham . Sir Thomas Chambers , M . P ., Recorder of London . Richard Toller , Esq ., Solicitor , Leicester . George Kenning , Esq ., Little Britain .

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