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STANDARD WORKSON FREEMASONRY Royal Svo , 605 par-re ? , cloth , gilt letters , ros . 6 d . TV "" V . N IT I N G' S CYC LO P . EDIA A \_ . . . a . iiMASONRY . Edited by Rev . A . F . A . WOODFORD , M . A ., Past Grand Chaplain . This Work treats fully on Masonic History and Arcli-cclogy up to the present time , and contains all sttbj ' ects which fairly form part of a Masonic Cyclopaedia . Some topics are introduced for the first lime ; some omitted whicii tend to make most of our handbooks too bulky for the general reader , since they include subj ' ects which may be considered extern to Freemasonry proper . It is hoped , however , that this new publication will be found both condensed and yet comprehensive , lucid in statement , and complete in treatment , and that it will become a real and portable vade mccum for English , Scottish , and Irish Freemasons . No efforts have been spared to make it worthy of our great Order . OPINIONS OF THH PRESS . A goodly octavo of 600 pages , in which will be founel many things which to brethren will be valuable . — staiiaaril . Is a very complete handbook in alphabetical arrangement of Masonic archxology , history , and biography . —Daily Neius . This work , in brief compass , embodies the main points of information required by the general outside student of freemasonry . . . As a handbook of moderate price and much completeness within the limits , it bids fair to be of some service to the Guild , and to general enquirers . —Echo . The editor is a well-known and esteemed member of tbe Craft , highly cultured , and with large stores of information , and he has made his book interesting , not alone to Freemasons . —Builder . This substantial and clearly-printed volume presents , in a compendious form , a vast amount of archa-ological historical , biographical , and other information on matters connected with Freemasonry , and is in every respect creditable to the editor and publisher . —Literary ll ' orld . To any brother who is not already in possession of a similar book we can recommend this work as containing much that will interest and inform him . —Snnday Times . A real and substantial service to the cause of Masonic literature . —Touchstone .
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Demy 410 , cloth , ios . THE FOUR OLD LODGES , The founders of modern Freemasonry , A . D . 1717 , their history , statutes , and privileges , together with full histories ( completed and connectedly arranged for the first time from the old record ) of all regular lodges in England from A . D . 1717 to the Union in 1 S 13 , constituting an unique record of the progress of English Masonry , b y presenting an outline of the history of every Lodge constituted by the Grand Lodge of England within that period . B y ROBERT FREKF . Goui . p , P . M ., Barrister-at-Law . Thc five closingsup and alterations of numbers which occurred in 1740 , 175 6 , I 770 > I 7 s . i > and 1792 , are shewn in separate lists , each ol them indicating in a distinct column the number which was borne by each Lodge on the previous list , thus affording a key to its continuous historical ielentification .
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Price 7 s . Cd . THE HISTORY OF MOTHER LODGE KILWINNING , AYRSHIRE , SCOTLAND , No . O . By Bro . WYLIE , Prov . G . S . of Ayrshire , & c . Many valuable transcripts of old charters .
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Second edition , is . FREEMASONRY IN RELATION TO CIVIL AUTHORITY AND THE FAMILY CIRCLE . By Bro . CHALMERS I . PATON , P . M . No . 393 , England . This work is a handbook of tlie princij ) les of Freemasonry , founded on thc Ancient Charges and Symbols , and will be found to be eminently practical and useful in tho vindication and support of the Order .
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Fourth edition . Crown Svo . is . ( id . MASONIC POINTS . By Bro . Jadu . Points for reference , or authorised cues to the l ' -. A ., F . C , and M . M . degrees , antl of tbe R . A . Cojiy of ( - onlinuuicntinn from U . K . II . Ihe M . W . l ' . M . " Freemasons' Hall , London , W . C , 3 . -7 / 1 Oct ., iSjfi . "DEAR SIR ANI , llitiriin . it , —1 have this morning received a note from Mr . F . Knollys , Private Secretnry to the Prince of Wales , requesting me to convey to you tbe thanks of His Koyal Highness fur tile book yon have been good enough to send him , a request with which I have much pleasure in complying . ' I am , elear Sir , lours fraternally , " To Bro . - . iilu . " '¦ "JOHN IUHVEV , G . S .
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Demy Svo . Cd . A FREEMASON . An Extract from the Works of ZschokUe , setting forth in a lively and entertaining manner most excellent arguments in favour of Freemasonry in its social and benevolent aspects , as against the opinions nnd prej ' udices ( not always exjirc-sse-d ) of many worthy peojilc . The dramatis persona' are Dr . Solomon Wise ( who , as may be surmised from his name , is the Champion of Freemasonry ) , and a family of Quakers , and it will he found that the arguments of the Doctor , so eloquently exjiressed , led the worthy Quaker in the end lo admit that he too , in a certain sense , was a Freemason . Translated from the German by Bro . ERNST E . WUI . FI * .
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20 S pages demy 121110 , handsomely bound . 2 s . Cd . THE ' ISRAELITES FOUND IN THE ANGLO-SAXONS . T I cTenTribes supj ) . sed to be lost traced from thc Land of their Captivity to their occupation of the Isles of thc Sea . Willi an exhibition of those traits of Character anel National Characteristics assigned lo Israel in the Books eif the Hebrew projihels . By Bro ' . WILLIAM CARI ' ENTKR , P . M ., P . Z ,, Author of " Scientia Biblica , " "Scripture Natural History , " "Guide to the Reading of the Bible . " "Lectures en Biblical Criticism ancl Interpretation , " " A Popular Introduction In the Bible , " "The Biblical Coiiijiniiion , " " Crilica Biblica , " "Calendnrium Palvstin . v , " "An Introduction to tin * Reading and Stiitly of the English Bible , " ami Editor of the fifth large edition of " Cahm-t ' s Dictionary of the Bible ' , " and of the Abriilgeim tit of the same X . Y . "
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INVESTIGATION INTO THE JL CAUSE OF'Till-: HOSTILITY Oh"Till-: CIIL'KCII OF ROME TO FREEMASONRY , and an Inipiiry into Freemasonry as if Was and Is ; with a Criticism as to how farther Oilier fulfils its functions .
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Crown Svo . is . HISTORY , NATURE , AND OBJECT'S OF MASONRY . By J AMES MILLER .
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Sv- ; , rloth , Third edition , revised and enlarged , 15 s . XHE EARLY HISTORY AND AN-1 TIQUITTES OF FREEMASONRY . As connected with the Nors Guilds , the Oriental and Mcdi .-cval building Fraternity . By GEORGE F . FORT . EXTRACT FROM AUTHOR ' S PREFACE . The Work is the result of years of labour , whose original and persistent design has uniformly been to arrive at truth . In no instance are traditions resting on unsubstantial ground adduced ns corroborative testimony of the line of research which , after c . m-ful examination of facts / he has adopted . Mere legends or gnildic tales do not appear in this book , unless produced in that portion ol the treatise abandoned expressly to the traditional history of the Fraternity . In a word , thc constant and invariable tendency of thc author in the ensuing pages is to bring thc history and antiquities of the Craft down to an undisputed historical basis ; and , in the pursuance of this subject , he was frequently compelled to abandon the usual track followed by writers on this subject , and to rely upon authorities whose testimony—found noted in the margin—will be accepted without suspicion of intemperate or uncritical zeal . Thc immediate argument and scope of the treatise may be briefly stated as follows : To commence wilh a narrative of the state of line arts at the decline of the Roman Empire , and also of the propagation of architecture and its kindred sciences by bodies of builders , who developed into Ihe Middle-Age Freemasons , whose historv is carried down to the formal extinction of the society as an operative brolherhood in the year 1717 . Among the several appendices will be found a contribution to the History of the Lost Word , together with other valuable documentary evidence , which is added to make the same more acceptable to the public and Fraternity at large .
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Now ready , juice fid ., Jiost free * -el . THE MASONIC MAGAZINE for JULY , containing St . liihnV l . mlge , liiiltim Viiuivium KWiss ' s MaMinic lliblingraphv * ' Once upon a Time " Ths Utines A Sermon A I . ecture on Ihe Antiquity of The London Liveries l . ; i \ iutrr I " timer Stoue-s witli The Story of Artle-n of l- ' aie-r . Religious and . Mistical sliain feretntinies ' Masonic ain ] llent-ral Arch-Rights and Tenets eif liie Ksseiurs teetlugia Old St . Paul ' s I ' oelrv : Tlie W-ikcliclil New Masonic The Mvsl ' u-Craft flail Wanted a Wife I ' niiksanil Hooks Kucli .-intiin-tit . Masonic Address * l lie laid „ f the Play The York Fabric Rolls Truro LONDON ; GEORGE KENNING , lyS , FLEET STRKKT .
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Now ready , Second Edition , price 2 s ., post free- ns . id ., roan , 234 pages 3211 m , gilt edges , with elastic band or THE COSMOPOLITAN MASONIC CALENDAR , DIARY , AND POCKET BOOK for 1 SS 0 ( Tenth Year of Publication ) , being a Comprehensive Masonic Book of Reference , containing List of Lodges ( with Dates Antient and Modern ) , Chapters , K . T . Encampments , Conclaves , and Grand Councils , with full particulars of every Grand Masonic Body throughout the Globe . LONDON : GEORGE KENNING , HJS , FLEET STREET . " Turin Mist I * \ A 11 .. "— Common Sense . Lamps , Ilatlis , Cutlert , I ' rushe-s , Fenders , and Fire Irons , Klcctro-I'la ' te aud Nitkle-Silver lintiils . R . DTPARR , GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING IRONMONGER , 42 , lil . ACKMAN STRF . I-. T , BOROUGH , Oilers nothing extraordinary hut Really linoil Articles at fair and reasonable prices . He does' not keeji an " Immense Stock , " but sullicientlv Urge for any person to select from , lie eloes not sell " cheaper ' than every either house in the Trade , " hut quite as cheap as anv . A visit will , at all times , be vcry much appreciated .
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STANDARD WORKSON FREEMASONRY Royal Svo , 605 par-re ? , cloth , gilt letters , ros . 6 d . TV "" V . N IT I N G' S CYC LO P . EDIA A \_ . . . a . iiMASONRY . Edited by Rev . A . F . A . WOODFORD , M . A ., Past Grand Chaplain . This Work treats fully on Masonic History and Arcli-cclogy up to the present time , and contains all sttbj ' ects which fairly form part of a Masonic Cyclopaedia . Some topics are introduced for the first lime ; some omitted whicii tend to make most of our handbooks too bulky for the general reader , since they include subj ' ects which may be considered extern to Freemasonry proper . It is hoped , however , that this new publication will be found both condensed and yet comprehensive , lucid in statement , and complete in treatment , and that it will become a real and portable vade mccum for English , Scottish , and Irish Freemasons . No efforts have been spared to make it worthy of our great Order . OPINIONS OF THH PRESS . A goodly octavo of 600 pages , in which will be founel many things which to brethren will be valuable . — staiiaaril . Is a very complete handbook in alphabetical arrangement of Masonic archxology , history , and biography . —Daily Neius . This work , in brief compass , embodies the main points of information required by the general outside student of freemasonry . . . As a handbook of moderate price and much completeness within the limits , it bids fair to be of some service to the Guild , and to general enquirers . —Echo . The editor is a well-known and esteemed member of tbe Craft , highly cultured , and with large stores of information , and he has made his book interesting , not alone to Freemasons . —Builder . This substantial and clearly-printed volume presents , in a compendious form , a vast amount of archa-ological historical , biographical , and other information on matters connected with Freemasonry , and is in every respect creditable to the editor and publisher . —Literary ll ' orld . To any brother who is not already in possession of a similar book we can recommend this work as containing much that will interest and inform him . —Snnday Times . A real and substantial service to the cause of Masonic literature . —Touchstone .
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Demy 410 , cloth , ios . THE FOUR OLD LODGES , The founders of modern Freemasonry , A . D . 1717 , their history , statutes , and privileges , together with full histories ( completed and connectedly arranged for the first time from the old record ) of all regular lodges in England from A . D . 1717 to the Union in 1 S 13 , constituting an unique record of the progress of English Masonry , b y presenting an outline of the history of every Lodge constituted by the Grand Lodge of England within that period . B y ROBERT FREKF . Goui . p , P . M ., Barrister-at-Law . Thc five closingsup and alterations of numbers which occurred in 1740 , 175 6 , I 770 > I 7 s . i > and 1792 , are shewn in separate lists , each ol them indicating in a distinct column the number which was borne by each Lodge on the previous list , thus affording a key to its continuous historical ielentification .
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Price 7 s . Cd . THE HISTORY OF MOTHER LODGE KILWINNING , AYRSHIRE , SCOTLAND , No . O . By Bro . WYLIE , Prov . G . S . of Ayrshire , & c . Many valuable transcripts of old charters .
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Second edition , is . FREEMASONRY IN RELATION TO CIVIL AUTHORITY AND THE FAMILY CIRCLE . By Bro . CHALMERS I . PATON , P . M . No . 393 , England . This work is a handbook of tlie princij ) les of Freemasonry , founded on thc Ancient Charges and Symbols , and will be found to be eminently practical and useful in tho vindication and support of the Order .
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Fourth edition . Crown Svo . is . ( id . MASONIC POINTS . By Bro . Jadu . Points for reference , or authorised cues to the l ' -. A ., F . C , and M . M . degrees , antl of tbe R . A . Cojiy of ( - onlinuuicntinn from U . K . II . Ihe M . W . l ' . M . " Freemasons' Hall , London , W . C , 3 . -7 / 1 Oct ., iSjfi . "DEAR SIR ANI , llitiriin . it , —1 have this morning received a note from Mr . F . Knollys , Private Secretnry to the Prince of Wales , requesting me to convey to you tbe thanks of His Koyal Highness fur tile book yon have been good enough to send him , a request with which I have much pleasure in complying . ' I am , elear Sir , lours fraternally , " To Bro . - . iilu . " '¦ "JOHN IUHVEV , G . S .
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Demy Svo . Cd . A FREEMASON . An Extract from the Works of ZschokUe , setting forth in a lively and entertaining manner most excellent arguments in favour of Freemasonry in its social and benevolent aspects , as against the opinions nnd prej ' udices ( not always exjirc-sse-d ) of many worthy peojilc . The dramatis persona' are Dr . Solomon Wise ( who , as may be surmised from his name , is the Champion of Freemasonry ) , and a family of Quakers , and it will he found that the arguments of the Doctor , so eloquently exjiressed , led the worthy Quaker in the end lo admit that he too , in a certain sense , was a Freemason . Translated from the German by Bro . ERNST E . WUI . FI * .
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20 S pages demy 121110 , handsomely bound . 2 s . Cd . THE ' ISRAELITES FOUND IN THE ANGLO-SAXONS . T I cTenTribes supj ) . sed to be lost traced from thc Land of their Captivity to their occupation of the Isles of thc Sea . Willi an exhibition of those traits of Character anel National Characteristics assigned lo Israel in the Books eif the Hebrew projihels . By Bro ' . WILLIAM CARI ' ENTKR , P . M ., P . Z ,, Author of " Scientia Biblica , " "Scripture Natural History , " "Guide to the Reading of the Bible . " "Lectures en Biblical Criticism ancl Interpretation , " " A Popular Introduction In the Bible , " "The Biblical Coiiijiniiion , " " Crilica Biblica , " "Calendnrium Palvstin . v , " "An Introduction to tin * Reading and Stiitly of the English Bible , " ami Editor of the fifth large edition of " Cahm-t ' s Dictionary of the Bible ' , " and of the Abriilgeim tit of the same X . Y . "
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INVESTIGATION INTO THE JL CAUSE OF'Till-: HOSTILITY Oh"Till-: CIIL'KCII OF ROME TO FREEMASONRY , and an Inipiiry into Freemasonry as if Was and Is ; with a Criticism as to how farther Oilier fulfils its functions .
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Crown Svo . is . HISTORY , NATURE , AND OBJECT'S OF MASONRY . By J AMES MILLER .
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Sv- ; , rloth , Third edition , revised and enlarged , 15 s . XHE EARLY HISTORY AND AN-1 TIQUITTES OF FREEMASONRY . As connected with the Nors Guilds , the Oriental and Mcdi .-cval building Fraternity . By GEORGE F . FORT . EXTRACT FROM AUTHOR ' S PREFACE . The Work is the result of years of labour , whose original and persistent design has uniformly been to arrive at truth . In no instance are traditions resting on unsubstantial ground adduced ns corroborative testimony of the line of research which , after c . m-ful examination of facts / he has adopted . Mere legends or gnildic tales do not appear in this book , unless produced in that portion ol the treatise abandoned expressly to the traditional history of the Fraternity . In a word , thc constant and invariable tendency of thc author in the ensuing pages is to bring thc history and antiquities of the Craft down to an undisputed historical basis ; and , in the pursuance of this subject , he was frequently compelled to abandon the usual track followed by writers on this subject , and to rely upon authorities whose testimony—found noted in the margin—will be accepted without suspicion of intemperate or uncritical zeal . Thc immediate argument and scope of the treatise may be briefly stated as follows : To commence wilh a narrative of the state of line arts at the decline of the Roman Empire , and also of the propagation of architecture and its kindred sciences by bodies of builders , who developed into Ihe Middle-Age Freemasons , whose historv is carried down to the formal extinction of the society as an operative brolherhood in the year 1717 . Among the several appendices will be found a contribution to the History of the Lost Word , together with other valuable documentary evidence , which is added to make the same more acceptable to the public and Fraternity at large .
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G . KENNING , 198 , FLEET ST ., LONDON . yHE CITIZEN . This Hp-Ili cTl'IZKr ^ Oiy J ^ : Ki i ^ 'JTTE myzE ^ nPiAiisheti "pHK OTra ^ r ^ A ^ fSaturda . vT 'pi-ili CITIZEN ' IVicTOnc Penny , '"piK ' ciTIZKN . " Very fully ' ¦ piK CITIZEN . He-ports anifiliscusses 'p irrCTri / KX ^ City Affairs . 'piIK C'lTJZEN . SaUirikiysr ' j" ! IE CITIZKN ' . One ' Pevn . y . "piK CITIZEN . Office , 117 , Cl . eapsidc . 5 ~ "piE CITIZEN . Thc ' oniy " 'piE CITIZEN . Weekly Newspaper "piK CITIZEN . For the r p-ll * : CITIZEN . City of London . r r \ IE CITIZEN . Every Saturday . OnePenny . yiIE CITIZEN . Office , 117 , Cheapside . "piK CITIZEN . Every Saturday .
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Now ready , juice fid ., Jiost free * -el . THE MASONIC MAGAZINE for JULY , containing St . liihnV l . mlge , liiiltim Viiuivium KWiss ' s MaMinic lliblingraphv * ' Once upon a Time " Ths Utines A Sermon A I . ecture on Ihe Antiquity of The London Liveries l . ; i \ iutrr I " timer Stoue-s witli The Story of Artle-n of l- ' aie-r . Religious and . Mistical sliain feretntinies ' Masonic ain ] llent-ral Arch-Rights and Tenets eif liie Ksseiurs teetlugia Old St . Paul ' s I ' oelrv : Tlie W-ikcliclil New Masonic The Mvsl ' u-Craft flail Wanted a Wife I ' niiksanil Hooks Kucli .-intiin-tit . Masonic Address * l lie laid „ f the Play The York Fabric Rolls Truro LONDON ; GEORGE KENNING , lyS , FLEET STRKKT .
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Now ready , Second Edition , price 2 s ., post free- ns . id ., roan , 234 pages 3211 m , gilt edges , with elastic band or THE COSMOPOLITAN MASONIC CALENDAR , DIARY , AND POCKET BOOK for 1 SS 0 ( Tenth Year of Publication ) , being a Comprehensive Masonic Book of Reference , containing List of Lodges ( with Dates Antient and Modern ) , Chapters , K . T . Encampments , Conclaves , and Grand Councils , with full particulars of every Grand Masonic Body throughout the Globe . LONDON : GEORGE KENNING , HJS , FLEET STREET . " Turin Mist I * \ A 11 .. "— Common Sense . Lamps , Ilatlis , Cutlert , I ' rushe-s , Fenders , and Fire Irons , Klcctro-I'la ' te aud Nitkle-Silver lintiils . R . DTPARR , GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING IRONMONGER , 42 , lil . ACKMAN STRF . I-. T , BOROUGH , Oilers nothing extraordinary hut Really linoil Articles at fair and reasonable prices . He does' not keeji an " Immense Stock , " but sullicientlv Urge for any person to select from , lie eloes not sell " cheaper ' than every either house in the Trade , " hut quite as cheap as anv . A visit will , at all times , be vcry much appreciated .
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MADRID ( SPAIN ) . PELAYO ¥ ONTOYA , AGENT & COMMISSION MERCHANT , MANUFACTURERS , MERCHANTS . AND COMPANIES Directly Represented . PATENTS OBTAINED . TRADE MARKS , DESIGNS , AND COPYRIGHTS REGISTERED Best References given on application .
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EADE & SON , WINDOW GLASS & GLASS SHADE STORES 130 , HIGH HOLBORN , LONDON , W . C . CONSERVATORIES , FERNERIES , AQUARIA , AND WINDOW CASES Designed and Kitted to thc rc . juircinents of space ami position . I . KAHRI ) WINDOWS , KLI / AUKTHAN UU MKI . I . KV . M , STVI . ES . Every Description of Ornamental Glass Work r ' ttremauie to imitate Stained Glass , Directions anil Price t . ht Free . GLASS SI IU . F . \ S , TII . ES , SLATES , PUOI ' . ATOHS , HEE ( II . ASSE-- , ni Miscellaneous Articles in Glass : Estimates and Price Lists on Application .
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KSTA 1 J 1 . 1 SHK 1 ) 1 S 52 . KINGS T ON AND SON , COAL , MERCHANTS , 11 and 12 , SOUTHAMPTON ST ., EITZROY SQ ., \ V . Present and Lowest Summer Prices for Cash on or before delivery—Best Wallsend 22 s . Kingston's Selected ----- 21 s . Best Silkstone - - - - - - 20 s . New Silkstone - - - - - - "j s . Best Derby I * - >**• Kitchen 17 s - Coke , per Cliald . 12 s . DEPOT— GREAT NORTHERN' RAII . WAV , KINGS CROSS . BRANCH OFFICES— s d , GRAVEL LANE , SOUTHWARK , S . E . ; 75 . V , LITTLE ALBANY STREET , REGENT ' S PARK , N . W . ; ANI" ) 42 , WARREN ST ., W .
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OCEAN MERTHYR SMOKELESS STEAM COALS . This First-Class Steam Coal Can lie delivered at a reasonable price AT STATIONS ON 'THE . L . & S . \ V . RAIL , anel G . \\\ , DEVON & CORNWALL LINES . l ' . O . B . Prices , with Rates of l ' tt-i sj lit to various Ports , quoted on apjiliration . Large consumers will experience great saving by vising this Ocean dial which is noted for its strength and purity . Particulars on apjilication . References with lirst order . Ajmly to JOHN C . HUNT , BRIDGWATER .
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COALS . —M . J . ROWLEY & CO ., COLLIERY AND SHIPPING AGENTS , COAL , COKE , AND BREEZE MERCHANTS , By appoint incut to Her Majesty ' s Royal Household Troops . Nt-lt Cash Lowest Summer prices delivered : — Per Ton . Ingham ' s Old I lards -Ms-Best Wallsend 22 s . Best Silkstone 20 s . New Sill-slum ; ' 0 - Best Derby Brights iSs . Large Briglts !?«• <*• Eureka Hartlej l ? s-Powell Duffryn , Smokeless - - - - iSs . Cd . Best Hard Steam 17 s - Best Smith ' s Coal > 5 « - Dtitlliv Breeze , 25 s . Best tias Coke , per 12 Sacks - - - 12 s . Weight and Quality guaranteed . LONDON OFFICES : la , CT . 0 UE 15 EC-ST ., MARYLEBONE KOAD ; , o NORTT 1 AUDLEY-ST ., GROSVENOR SQUARE , W . 7 Id IN CAMPBELL RD ., STOKE NEWINGTON , N . and at if ., MILTON STREET , SPRING BANK , HULL .
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S . YARDLEY & SONS , ( E STABLISHED 1 S 3 S , ) SHOP mom BUILDERS , SHOP FITTERS , AIR-TIGHT SHOW CASE MANUFACTURERS , WORKS—S , LOWER W OOD STREET , EXMOUTH STREET SHOW ROOMS—25 , 'MOUNT PLEASANT , CLERKENWELL . Every description of Fittings manufactured for Jewellers , Cutlers , Stationers , Offices , Drapers , Museums , Banks , Libraries , Outfitters and Hosiers , Fancy Trades , & c . Plans , and Estimates provided for Shop Fronts and internal fittings in 'Town or any part of the country . S YARDI . EV & SONS respectfully solicit the patronage of Architects and Surveyors , whose instructions shall receive special and-f aithful attention .