Chapter VIII: Part 8

10 Collette C. H., solicitor

11 Wilhelms Krozniski

12 Gardener Dundas

13 Roundle Mrs

15 Samuel M.

87 Benjamin Jacob

Warwick crescent, _Pembroke road_, _Kensington_.

1 Starting Robert

2 Seacome Thos. Harrison

3 Turner John Fulling

4 Faulkner Frederick

5 Jackson Isaac

6 Davis —

7 Gittins William

8 Gwyther Frederick

9 Corbould Alfred

10 Perry Mrs

11 Bertin George

12 Lee Charles

13 Lee John

14 Jenkins Mrs

15 Penon Jules, professor of French

17 Babington Benjamin

19 Bonney Francis Augustus

Burdett, surgeon

20 Huddle Mrs

21 Fox Mrs

22 Webb Francis

23 McDougal Archibald

24 Hirst Charles Edwin, R.A.M.

25 Guthrie Charles Thomas

27 Taylor John

Warwick gardens, _Kensington road_.

1 Birkinyoung J. Alfred

2 Wallace Dr. George Charles, M.D. surgeon

3 Hunt Miss

4 Wintle Richard Pryor, surgeon

5 Russell William

6 Peile Mrs

7 Price Joseph

8 Hemsly William

9 Crowther William G. L.

10 Harrison Misses

11 Lamb Thomas Cardain

12 Burden Mrs

13 Devenport Miss

14 Purkess James

15 Cullen James Robert

16 Shirreff Charles Cuff

17 Hedger Frederick

18 Daw Charles Adams

19 Mackenzie Donald Wm.

20 Paas William

21 Simpson William Henry

22 Gould John

23 Dicker Robert

24 Pearce Miss

25 Turner Capt. Spence Derrington

26 Shuttleworth John Bradley

27 Banton William

28 Eland George Francis, solicitor

29 Simms John

30 Preston John Hughes

31 Wise Misses

32 Milnes A.

33 Harvey William

34 Wyne Walter William

35 Lea Joseph William

36 Williams George

37 Kidd Mrs

38 Kingsmill Mrs

39 Keith Thomas William

40 Blackwell Mrs

41 Boylan Henry Dillon

42 Johns Samuel, _Garibaldi villa_

44 Downer Henry

46 Patrick Miss

Warwick gardens, east, _Warwick square_, _Kensington_.

1 Phillips David, _Warwick lodge_

2 Noble James, _Florence villa_

3 Jalland William Epsom, _Clarendon house_

4 King Miss, _Clare Lodge_

5 Gilbert Rev. Wm. Henry Long, M.A., _Chichester lodge_

6 Ledger Edward, _Vernon house Wesleyan Chapel_—Revs. G. Maunder & D. C. Ingram, ministers

Warwick place, _Warwick road_, _Maida hill_.

1 Field William, fruiterer

2 Kershaw Benjamin, grocer

1_a_ MARTIN JOHN, builder, upholsterer, and undertaker

4 Welford & Son, dairyman

5 Lowe Edward, baker

6 Mandy Mrs., _Warwick Castle_

7 O’Connell Peter, tailor

8 Cox Mrs

Warwick road, _Kensington road_.

1 Spicer J., _The Warwick Arms_

2 Baldwin E., grocer

4 Parsons G., beer retailer

Blunder J., boot maker

6 Harris W., beer retailer

15 Cavanagh M., locksmith

16 Morath M., clock maker

Erard S. & P., pianoforte manufacturers

Handley W., builder

RADNOR TERRACE.

_West London Coal Company_—W. Rogers & Co., agents

Murrell G., plumber

1 Pain R., coal agent

2 Mansfield Alfred James, corn dealer

3 France Henry J., ironmonger, gasfitter, bell hanger, and hot water, engineer

4 Smith W., grocer

5 Hannaford G., _Radnor Arms_

_Clay Cross Coal Depot_—Wilcox J. B., _agent_

Lee & Jerdein, coal merchants

LILY TERRACE.

1 Morrison G., mason

5 Pool J., dairyman

_Wombwell Main Coal Co._—Wharam Joseph, agent

Phillips W. & Thomas, coal merchants—_The Earl of Dudley’s collieries_

_Pinxton and Whittington Coal Co._—Finney, Seal & Co., agents

_Kirkless Hall Coal Depot_—Bradshaw H., agent

Kay J. W., coal merchant Prince of Wales’ wharf

_Field’s mercantile Coal Company limited_—Morton & Co., agents

Cole and Leigh—_The Guinea Coal Company_

Nash and Nichols, coal merchants

_Stavely Coal and Iron Company limited_—Turnbull Joseph, agent

_The Powell Duffryn Coat Company_

_The London & Provincial Coal Company_—Williams R., agent

Butterley, Pegg N. & Co., coal merchants

Nowell B. and Robson J., stone merchants, Albion Wharf

_New Birchwood Coal Depot_—Cooper H. T.

Millwood, Williams, and Co., Lime merchants, Pembroke wharf

Brewer J., contractor

Warwick road north, _Clifton gardens_, _Warwick road_, _Maida Hill_.

Thompson Miss, _Warrington lodge_

Hill John, _Prince Alfred Tavern_

Waverley road, _Harrow road_, _Paddington_.

1 Ebbetts John, builder

3 Powell William

5 Start Mrs

7 Creber Henry

9 Bradley T.

11 Robinson Thomas W.

13 Philpot Charles James

15 Daniels John

17 Brooks Mrs

19 Bentley Mrs

21 Jones W.

23 Antram William

25 West —

27 Hooks Henry

29 Rendall William

31 Pearcy Thomas

Pearcy Miss M., dress maker

33 Dorrell John, boot maker

35 Simmons John

37 Macartney David

39 Griffin John

41 Cauldwell George

43 Bishop Thomas

45 Young James, grocer

47 Wellington William

49 Coleman James

51 Jones Mrs

67 Hewett W., boot maker

63 Mantel R. C.

67 Cousins John

69 Bird Thomas

75 Turnbull William

2 Keirlie Henry, dairy

10 Sutton Thomas

14 Elliott John

16 Stubbs Joseph

18 Arthur J.

20 Penfold William

22 Little Charles

24 Davy William

40 Davidson J., painter

44 Hill William

46 _Trinity Mission Rooms_

Waverley terrace, _Waverley road_, _Harrow road_, _Paddington_.

4 Flood Thomas

6 George Francis

8 Paul M. G., painter

Wellington terrace, _Opposite Kensington Palace gardens_, _Bayswater road_.

1 Taylor Leopold, _The Champion_

2 Whitley William & Co., dyers

3 James Thomas, tobacconist

4 Squire Thomas Hall, upholsterer

5 Lowley Thomas, perambulator manufacturer

Chadwell C. & E., cutlers

6 Franklin Charles, coal merchant

Westbourne crescent, _Westbourne terrace_, _Hyde park_.

2 Goldsmith Alfred

3 Howard Alfred

4 Murray Mrs

5 Prescott Charles A.

6 Lingen R. R. Wheeler

7 Taprell Mrs

Stephens John

8 Skinner R. M.

9 Horne William

10 Cary Mrs

11 Pearson Miss M. G.

12 Leahy Arthur

13 Benson Mrs

Westbourne green, _Harrow road_, _Paddington_.

_Lock Hospital for Females_—Abraham G. F. F., sec.

_Lock Chapel_—Forrest Rev. R. W., chaplain

_Paddington Workhouse_—Cormack Donald, master: Cormack Sarah, matron

Aveling Henry, clerk

WOODFIELD TERRACE.

1 Smith James

2 Bowden Richard

3 Bow Charles

4 Harris Joseph

_Pillar Letter Box_

6 Randal Charles H.

7 Sampson George

8 Downey Miss

9 Eldridge Mrs, _Ravenscourt lodge_

10 Walsh James W., _Belle Vue villa_

Redhead R., _Argyle villa_

Abraham H., _Mountfield house_

WINDSOR TERRACE.

1 Ferrarro James M., grocer

2 Coombes A. J., oilman

3 Jones Mrs., greengrocer, &c.

4 Geary William, hair dresser

5 Salter W., dairyman

6 Peaston Mrs., butcher

8 Dobbs George, baker

9 Lewis John, tailor

Handover W., grocer

Handover & Sons, plumbers and builders

Ferguson Ralph, _Windsor Castle_

WESTBOURNE PLACE.

1 Bryan Michael, _Prince of Wales’ Tavern_

2 Lambourne Thomas

3 Porter Mrs

4 George Mrs., seminary for ladies

5 Weston Henry

6 Bennett J. B., collector of taxes

Woodroffe and Son, the Westbourne nursery

Vigers, Edward, _St. Peter’s park Estate Office_

CHIPPENHAM TERRACE.

21 Morley T. C., painter, &c.

22 Townsend G., boot maker

Westbourne Grove, _Bayswater_.

1 Puzey, C. J., _The Redan_

3 Buck & Sears, drapers

5 Keed George F., ironmonger

7 Portbury William, photographer

9 Horne G., fancy repository

11 Abrahams A., boot maker

13 Porter Nathaniel, fancy stationer

15 Dobbs Henry, fancy draper

17 Cooke W. C, stationer

19 Wilhelms K., tailor

21 & 23 Rogers William, ladies’ outfitter

21 Lee Messrs. surgeon dentists. Branch establishments, 2 Cambridge terrace, Notting hill station; 36 Elgin road

25 Hams & Record, hatters

27 Hayward G., jeweller

29 Huskisson T. S., hatter

31 Whiteley Wm., draper

33 Else F. E., wine merchant

35 Broomhall Hugman, draper

37 Mellship & Harris, fancy stationers

39 Fisher and Parrock, silk mercers

41 Whiteley W., draper

43 Shales C, Berlin repository

45 Rowland & Co., photographers

Twinberrow & Son, chemists

47 Bird G. K., watchmaker and jeweller

49 Laughton F., mantle warehouse

51 Kelly C, pianoforte warehouse

53 Cox Edwd., outfitter, &c., _The Golden Tassel_

55 Creasy J. B., laceman, &c.

57 Garrard J. B., laceman, &c.

59 Paull Mrs., milliner

61 Thyer & Son, brush manufactures

63 Dennis A. & M., milliners

65 Burgess C., _Shakespeare_

67 Price J., fishmonger

69 Ring Charles, butcher

71 Lipscombe O., hair dresser

73 Melliship H., tea dealer, _Post Office_

75 Rogers W., and Son, boot makers

Anson Mrs, registrar office

77 Fagg & Hellicar, milliners

79 Ramsay J. W., hosier, &c.

81 Swinborn J. D., umbrella manufacturer

83 Pomeroy J., gas fitter

85 Hare W, confectioner

87 Johnson John, boot maker

89 Pain Ralph, watch maker

Klinginstein & Webb, tobacconists

93 Bertie A., confectioner

95 Ferguson & Lewis, drapers

95_a_ Brown E., umbrella maker

97 Waters G. E., bookseller

99 Benson J. W., watch maker and jeweller

101 Stanway Mme. mourning milliner

103 Pocock & Son, pianoforte makers

105 Cooke J. H., D.M., _Benham villa_

107 Acocks A., auctioneer &c.

109 Franklin G. H., dentist

113 + 115 BUTLER ALFRED, draper and outfitter

117 Spiller & Son, army stationers

Mackie Thomas, estate agent

119 Thyer & Son, toy warehouse

NORTH SIDE.

2 Shirley J. G., chemist

4 Miller E., jeweller

6 Brown A., hosier

8 Kyesor L., watchmaker

10 Rowe Thomas, tailor

14 & 16 Seward Bros., grocers

18 Trowell T., tea dealer

20 Langcake Mrs., milliner

22 Alexandre L., hairdresser, _Westbourne Hall_

Samuels Alexander, clock maker

Burgoyne R., auctioneer

28 Johnson William, dealer and photographer

Deacon Henry, wine merchant

30 Batterby R. S., boot maker

32 Clements Alfred

34 Adkins F., draper

_Metropolitan Dyeing Company_, Mr. Hanest, manager

38 Wortham J., dyer, &c.

40 Cribb C. J., stationer

42 Sauber H. A., clock maker

44 Sanders A. R., paper hanger

46 Stone J., gas fitter

48 Rabbits W., boot maker

50 Stafford C. G., ham dealer, &c.

Hopper & Solomon, lace and fancy repository

52 Lacy B. W., pharmaceutical chemist

54 _Clay Cross Coal Company’s Office_

Griffiths —, surveyor

56 Stiles J. E., baker

58 Wetherill M., draper

60 Jones Mrs

62 Barry Dr., homœopathic surgeon

64 Hopkins F., hosiery &c.

70 Buckle F., upholsterer, &c.

72 Foulkes J., mourning warehouse

74 _London & County Bank_—Martin G. E., manager

76 Silverston A., glover and hosier, _Bayswater house_

80 Barrett & Rudman, court hair dressers

82 Vickerman W. J., hosier, &c.

84 Brown H. M., cheesemonger

86 Draper J. W., ironmonger

88 Sands H., laceman

90 Gittins —, brush and mat warehouse

Fisher T., photographer

92 Weare Mrs., stay maker

94 Hellier C., watch maker

96 Holmes & Fox, chemists

98 Howgate & Co., tea dealers and wine merchants

104 Lewin H. R., china and glass warehouse

108 Cummings Samuel, butterman

110 Dillon Mrs., milliner

112 Norton A., M.D., surgeon

123 Johns W. H., hosier

125 Harrison John, bootmaker

127 James Thomas, tobacconist

129 Brennen Miss, fancy repository

Westbourne grove terrace, _Westbourne grove_.

1 Bower Anthony Maw

2 Lindsey Mrs

3 Wackirll Mrs

4 Russell Wm. Henry

5 Ventham Mrs

6 Trayers Mrs

8 Bradley Mrs

9 Hewett Henry

10 Pate Miss

11 Ritchie Mrs

12 Martin Mrs

13 Gardner Mrs

14 Lee William

15 BEARD J., auctioneer, estate agent, and valuer

16 Marshall H., dentist

_United Presbyterian Church_

King Rev. David, L.L.D.

Westbourne Park, _Paddington_.

1 Bowring Samuel

1_a_ Lamb Capt. R. B.

2 Squirhill Mrs

3 Gaskoin George, surgeon

5 Wilkinson Christopher Dixon

6 Fursdon George

7 Langmore Mrs

8 Hunter Robert Holmes

9 Richardson William

9_a_ Ferrier Madame

10 Strange Frederick

11 Jackson Miss

12 Dumbreck David

13 Tabir Samuel James

14 Furrance James

15 Webster Edward

16 Branson Mrs

17 Yolland Col. R.E., F.R.S., F.R.A.S.

18 Gibb George

19 Jourdan Miss

20 Tibbits Misses

21 Still Robert

22 Erskine Col. G.

22_a_ Pritchard Mrs

23 Davis Mrs

24 Evans Robert

25 Tagart Charles F.

26 Willmott Augustus

27 Sale Col. Thomas Henry

28 McIlwaine Mrs

29 Adams Mrs

30 Gordon Mrs

31 Grant Lieut.-Col. Chas. F.

32 Speck Rev. E. J., M.A.

33 Evars Gustaff

34 Hookey George Randall

35 Schweitzer Edward

36 Dalton Harrison

37 Bolton Thomas, solicitor

38 Van Heythayson Major G. E.

39 Harrison George, baker

40 Rotton Mrs

41 Simpson Benjamin W.

42 Beechey Mrs

43 Pirrie Dr. William

44 Waller Mrs.

45 Dickens Mrs

46 Alfred H., Allen, M.D., surgeon

46_a_ Sladden William

Westbourne park crescent, _Harrow road_, _Paddington_.

1 Ripley Jeremy P.

3 Allen Thomas

5 Wallis William

7 Tills Mrs

9 Thompson Walter

11 Bonner Miss

13 Simpkins Mark

15 Elbrecht Mrs

17 Bariff Mrs

19 Mason Henry Watts

21 Mitchell Edward

23 Roskelly Anthony

25 Laurie Thomas John

27 Lamb Mrs

2 Hallam William

4 Dalby James

6 Bare Thomas

8 Brunswick Miss

10 Harris Rev. Raphael

12 Hunt Charles

14 Warren William

16 Keen James

18 Little William

20 Bolton Mrs

22 Juniper Mrs

24 Wheeler Edmund

Westbourne park place, _Westbourne park_, _Bayswater_.

Chipperfield R., _The Lord Hill_

1 Horsley David, baker

2 Miller Mrs

3 Duguid W., surveyor, &c.

4 Stenning Charles

5 Nicholas Robert C.

6 McMillan Rev. Archibald

7 Hatch Mrs

8 Burrows Robert

Westbourne park road, _Bayswater W._

3 Swarbrick Wm.

5 Shepherd Mrs

7 Garrett Miss

9 Chapple Miss

11 Stevens Mrs

13 Braid Charles

15 Coleman Miss

17 Hedley O. D.

19 Wintle Thomas

21 Burnett Miss

23 Menzies Dr. Duncan

25 Hale Mrs

27 Ware Capt. N.

29 Griffith Mrs

31 Vanderzee George

33 Willans John

35 Hillman John

39 Roome William Fredk.

41 Lyne Richard

43 Chalmers Rev. Wm.

45 & 47 Michael Mrs

49 Day Mrs

51 Brewer Thomas G.

53 Hatch Mrs. G. E. F.

55 Durdley John

57 Wood Mrs

59 Storie Mrs

61 Lyons William

63 Douglas George

65 Austin Hubert

67 Boubly Mrs

_St. Stephen’s Church_

69 Dunkerley J., chemist, &c.

71 Faircloth W., haberdasher

Duncombe W. D., livery stables

73 Harris T., ironmonger

77 Cridlan J., butcher

79 Higgins W., cowkeeper

81 Green John, dyer

Cains J., boot maker

83 Jackson G., stationer

85 Cook J., furniture dealer

87 Hutchinson D., dining room

89 Mayston C., _Railway tavern_

_St. Stephen’s schools_—Crofts H., schoolmaster; Potter Miss,
school-mistress

107 Rigden F. C., grocer

109_a_ Downey J., saddler

109 Pratt J., corn dealer

125 & 127 Sealby R., greengrocer & cheesemonger

129 Craig M. Ann, grocer

131 Wood Jonathan, dining rooms

133 Preswell R., boot maker

135 Caldecourt J., baker

137 Ansell G., _British Oak_

NORTH SIDE.

2 Todd William

4 Pearce George

6 Henshall Miss

8 Rogers Miss

10 Barber Henry

12 Shelley Mrs

14 Samler Major Frederick

16 Wilkins Henry

18 Laurie Frederick

20 Passingham —

22 Crowe William

24 Green Rev. George T.

26 Elsworthy Mrs

28 Humphreys Mrs

30 Midgley John

32 Balderston Alex.

34 Cunning Mrs

36 Escott Thomas

38 Farrow Thomas R.

40 Hannen Mrs

42 Brewer Mrs

44 Frearson Mrs

46 Honiss James

48 Phelp William

50 Campbell Mrs

52 Tatum Henry

54 Morton Francis A.

56 Lewis Mrs

58 Mayor Edgar James

60 Lydall John

62 Caravoglia Signor Guiseppe

64 Arnold Miss

66 Sant Mrs

68 Lloyd Miss

70 Maitland Mrs

72 Astbray Mrs

74 Jennings Mrs

76 Abrahams G. T. F.

78 Bailie Mrs

80 Johnstone Misses

82 Meadow James

86 Tappenden James Dodd

88 Robinson Miss

90 Langmad Mrs

92 Lock George Baring

94 Neck John Grant, engraver

96 Wright Mrs

98 Stalard Frank

100 Beattie William

104 Balls Mr., builder

106 Woodward Thomas

108 Dennison Mrs

110 Vaughan Mrs

112 Vine Miss E., ladies’ school

_Ruabon Coal Depot_

Finney, Seal & Co., coal depot

Nowell & Robson, stone merchants

_The Lilleshall Company_, coal and ironmasters

Randall & Saunders, stone merchants

Plews T. G., coal depot

Bradshaw Henry, coal depot

Radbron R., coal depot

Radford D., coal depot

Pictor & Sons, stone merchant

Parry T. S. & C., coal depot

_Clay Cross Co. Coal Office_

Jackson Edward P., agent

Westbourne park terrace, _Harrow road_, _Paddington_.

_Presbyterian Chapel_

_Holy Trinity National Schools_—Day Mr., school master; Pitt Miss M.A.
school mistress

10 Kidd Dr. Charles

11 Sampson Heyman L.

13 Holmes Mrs

14 Staunton Mark

15 Spier Mrs

16 Gamlen Robert H.

17 Greenhill William

18 Ridgeley Mrs

19 Gratton Henry

20 Hyde William

21 Leeson Mrs

22 Puddick John Edward

23 Watts Arthur J., M.D., surgeon

24 Fortescue Mrs

25 Cunningham Mrs

26 Warner Charles John

27 Poor Mrs

28 Fraser Donald

29 Porter Richard

30 Brown John

Westbourne park terrace, _Porchester square north_, _Bayswater_.

1 Cock F., M.D., L.R.C.P.L. physician

2 Græme Mrs

Westbourne park villas, _Westbourne park_.

1 Allen Thomas

2 Gilbank Mrs

3 Welchman Thos. Guy

4 Webb Ernest Fredk.

5 Randall John Williams

6 Wood Mrs

7 Buck Robert Henry

8 Hanscome Mrs S. E.

9 Thompson Joseph

10 King Robert

12 Brutton Mrs

13 Nicholson Robert T.

14 Hayward Mrs

15 Marston Frank

16 Jessop Stephen

17 Peake William

18 Armstrong Richard

19 Higgins Edward

20 Hills John

22 Delo J.

23 Truelock Mrs

24 Forrest James

25 Ronaldson Edward

26 Russell Mrs

27 Jones Samuel S.

28 Hart William

29 Clarke Edward

30 & 32 _Westbourne park College_—Winch Miss & Fry Louis, principals

31 Griesbach Charles F. U.

33 Asser Solomon

34 Castleman Robert W.

35 Banks Charles

36 Carver Rev. W. J.

37 Houghton Charles

38 Dawson Miss

39 McCrie Alexander

40 Green Henry

41 Charlton William

42 Robertson James

43 Row Skinner

44 Browning Henry

45 Erlain George

46 Lloyd R. G. D.

47 Burford Misses, ladies’ school

48 Lloyd Mrs

Jones Miss

49 Mossman David

50 Bennett John

51 Lacy Henry

52 Withers Alfred

53 Craig A. R., M.A.

54 Parke H. B.

56 Stebbing Mrs

57 Asser Miss

58 Chamberlain Joseph

61 Higgins Alfred

62 Vallence Hugh, M.D. physician

63 Riviere Henro

64 Gilbert John

65 Taplin J., Pestalozzian school

66 Jones Samuel

67 Wigley Charles, sen.

68 Terry Isaac

70 Browne Mrs

71 Yeld W.

72 Stevenson Mrs

74 Mossmon David

75 Squire T., dairyman

76 Woodger J., vet. surgeon M.R.C.V.S.

77 Nirfin George, tailor

79 Acason David

80 Vincent Mrs

81 White Thomas Henry

83 Watson James

84 Winter Thomas Henry

85 Cookman Frederick

86 Bailes William

87 Illingworth George

88 Weller Charles

89 Dyer Henry

91 Pocock George

93 Aylott Wm.. blind maker

95 Barnes W., fruiterer

97 Rigden F. C., Italian warehouse

99 Conrath A. J., baker

101 Doughty F. & C., _Westbourne Tavern_

Mitchell H., wheelwright

Westbourne place, _Bishop’s road_, _Paddington_.

1 Wellsted J., boot maker

2 Whibley T. E., stationer, &c.

3 Verity & Son, sunlight manufacturers

4 Bond C., court hair dresser

5 Hewett Alfred, fancy repository

6 Webber, Harry W. & Co. hat & cap manufactures

7 Gould & Son, homœopathic chemists

8 Pullen Richard, fruiterer

9 Rayner G. G., chemist

10 Collingwood E. V., and Son, butchers

11 Robertson R., cheesemonger

12 & 13 Burr Robert & Sons, upholsterers and undertakers. Manufacturers of water beds

14 Stevens G. W., brush maker

_Pillar Letter Box_

16 Turner James & Co., wholesale cheesemongers

17 King R., grocer & Italian warehouse

18 Key T. W., stationer, &c.

19 Garner W., hotel and coffee house

20 Robertson Charles George, confectioner and baker

21_a_ Terry I. & Son, watch maker

22 Harper R., surgeon

23 Page Joseph, grocer and wine merchant

24 Holt A. B., artist colour warehouse

Westbourne square, _Upper Westbourne terrace_, _Harrow road_, _Paddington_.

1 Honey Henry

2 Labilliere Chas. Edgar

3 Rowsell Rev. T., M.A.

4 Dodge George P.

5 Clark Alfred

6 Dowson Mrs C.

7 Humphrey Hry. Noland

8 Hursey Henry

10 Brett Col. James

11 Gibson John, C.E.

12 Mackenzie Miss

13 Hogan Charles, M.A.

14 Manson Mrs

15 Ravenshaw Mrs

16 Oppenheim Dr. Samuel

17 Barber Alfred

18 Fullerton Ralph W. McCleod, barrister

19 Henderson Charles

20 Emanuel Emanuel

21 Key Thomas Hewitt

22 Martelli Charles Ansley

23 Smith Mrs

24 Ridpath J. L.

25 Potter William

26 Bury Edward

27 Clark William A.

28 Bagley William, barrister

29 Wigg Carr

Westbourne street, _Hyde park gardens_, _Hyde park_.

1 Macann Major-Gen. G.

2 Whitter Mrs

3 Dashwood Capt. C. J.

4 Mosely Miss

5 Onslows F. P. & Miss Campbell Thomas

6 James William

7 Benyon Miss

8 Jimenez Madam

9 Gillatt John S.

10 Everest Lady

11 Fawcett Walter Thos.

12 Perry John George

13 Walker John

14 Johnson Thomas M.

16 Madden H. R., M.D., surgeon

17 Martineau Mrs

18 Davis Miss

19 East Mrs

20 Pigeon Mrs Alfred Staines

21 Batten Mrs

22 Turner Miss

Westbourne street mews, _Westbourne street_, _Hyde park_.

1 Clarke R., corn merchant

11 Greatorex R. C, architect

Burton W., job master

16 Stubbs J. C., builder

Westbourne terrace, _Sussex gardens_, _Hyde park_.

1 Gardner Henry

3 Buchanan Walter

5 Lucas H.

6 Appleyard R. H.

7 Whiteside William

8 Lawton Miss

10 Flemmick John F.

11 Lucas Mrs

12 Fletcher John D.

13 Ebden C. H.

14 Greenwood Major Julius

Greenwood George

Greenwood Thomas

15 Drummond Mrs H.

16 Deane J. P., Q.C., D.C.L.

17 Sheridon Henry B.

19 Wolfe Mrs

20 Gardiner John

21 Cahan Jgnac

22 Wythes George Edwd.

23 Crompton Lady

24 Kennedy Mrs

25 Stevens J. W.

27 Ashmore James

28 Herschell Mrs

29 Lazard Edward

30 Miller Horatio

31 Street Mrs

34 Beauchamp Countess

35 Barrow John

36 Noel the Hon. & Rev. B. W., M.A.

37 Vance Mrs

38 Blyth Alfred

39 Gooch Charles Cubitt

40 Buckle Henry

41 Giminghan Miss

42 Bell J. C. C., F.R.G.S.

43 Wardell Mrs

44 Lawrence Mrs

45 Harrison T. E.

46 Lucas Mrs. Philip

47 Hansard Henry

48 Robinson Mrs

49 Woolsey O’Brien B.

50 Noble John

51 Gubbins Mrs

52 Maynard Joseph

53 Coclough Mrs

54 Baily John, Q.C.

55 Evans Mrs

56 Mavrogordato E. A.

57 Hood William C.

58 Menzies Graham

59 Unthank John

60 Hodgson Joseph, F.R.S.

61 Martineau Rev. A., M.A.

62 Capel James

63 Pulley Josephs.

64 Lusk Alderman A., M.P.

65 Tottie Charles, Consul-General for Norway and Sweden

66 Rodocanachi E. M.

67 Causyas Mrs

68 De Gendre Comte Pierre

69 Bowring E. A., C.E.

70 Tyser L. Dormant

71 Henriques Joseph G.

72 Petrocochina E.

73 Paspatti Michael F.

74 Schilizzi John

75 Lang Col. John

76 Knight Andrew H.

77 Lewis Willliam Burrows

78 Blanshard Henry

79 Weston Edward

80 Spedding Mrs

Spedding Miss

Spedding James

81 Ralli P. E.

82 Magrey Miss

Strickland Misses

83 Dumergue Frederick

84 Low Alexander F.

85 Wood George

86 Benjamin David

87 Best Mrs

88 Vaughan George

89 Shadwell Alfred Hudson

90 Bogle Major-Gen. Sir Archibald

91 Wagstaff William

92 Harrison William

93 Isaac Saul

94 Lawrence Alderman W., M.P.

95 Husey Ralph Allen

96 Ralli Alexander Pandia

97 Husey Ralph Allen

98 Raphield George

99 Anderson Lady

100 Levy Lawrence

101 Denney Thomas A.

102 Ralli Alexander Antonio

104 Penson George

106 Smith John B., M.P.

106 Campbell John

107 Mews John

108 Thurburn Hugh

109 Hyam Samuel

110 Henry Joseph

111 Curtis John

112 Kell Capt. W. G., F.G.S.

113 Sturges Thomas

114 Moul William

115 Boyd Archibald

116 Hyam Montague Moses

117 Nixon John

118 Haldane Alexander

119 Joshua Samuel

120 Mavrogorglato T. A.M.

121 Treeby John W., M.P.

122 Reid L. R., F.R.G.S.

123 Dixon James

124 Schilizzi —

125 Rodocanachi Pierre

126 Peters William

127 Milman Misses

128 Hanson Alfred

129 Franghiadi Stephen

130 Maclean John George

131 Raphael E. L.

132 Macleay James Robt.

133 Scott William Ranken

134 King Mrs

135 De Pass David

136 Deeks George, auctioneer &c.

137 Barclay Sir D. W. Bt.

139 Cocks Hammond

140 Page Mrs. _Trinity lodge_

142 Robinson R. R.

144 McIntosh Mrs

146 Pigeon Mrs

148 Leopold Madame

151 Weston S., chemist

152 Wylde Henry, music doctor

153 Chowne John Alfred

154 Baldock Mrs

156 Barnett William

156 Bell Gen. George, C.B.

157 Wright Mrs

158 Selmes Henry

159 Cartwright Robert

160 Fisher Mrs

161 Bickley Mrs. John

162 Johnson Miss

163 Schneider Misses

164 Bicknell Samuel

Westbourne terrace north, _Harrow road_, _Paddington_.

1 Mosely F. G., _Oliver Arms_

2 Henry Mrs

5 Colmer J. W.

6 Holland Misses

8 Pritchard Henry

9 Kistorer P. F., baker

10 Hunt Mrs

11 Holmes James, butcher

12 Holmes Mrs

13 Bevan H., corn and coal merchant

14 Townsend Hy. Alfred

15 Studd Alfred, acct.

16 Phillips Benjmn. Lyon

17 Studd Mrs., draper

18 Benjamin Michael

19 Clarke W. H., grocer

23 Silver John

25 Neale C., M.D., surgeon

27 Reddels Miss, hosier

28 Millard J., boot maker

30 Ley G., cheesemonger

32 Britz G., upholsterer, &c.

33 Phillips R., wardrobe dealer

34 Moon John, fruiterer

35 Lloyd J. F., upholsterer &c.

38 Norman J., _Manor house tavern_

40 Lloyd Alfred, grocer

44 Peaston R., fruiterer

46 Heritage J., cheesemonger

Westbourne terrace road, _Harrow road_, _Paddington_.

1 Spyer John

2 Des Portes Jules A.

3 Irving Mrs. Col.

4 Gray John

5 Ritchie Miss

6 Scott Joseph

8 Dodd John

9 Goodman Mrs

10 Richards Capt. G. H., R.N.

11 Chamberlain Miss

12 Foot Mrs

13 Nicholson H., _Bridge house hotel_

14 Everest Henry, surgeon

15 Stanbridge Mrs

16 Tyndale Mrs

17 Docker Edward

18 Davidson William

19 Alexander Mrs

20 Kersling Mrs Alexander

21 Smith William

22 Burch Joseph

23 Smith Samuel

25 Hilton Mrs

26 Stone Mr

Westbourne terrace villas, _Upper Westbourne terrace_, _Harrow road_, _Paddington_.

1 Graver Dr.

2 Gardner Harry, surgeon

Westbury road, _Harrow road_, _Paddington_.

1 Davis Mrs

3 Tilling William

5 Delay Misses, ladies’ school

7 Baldwin Mrs

9 Teham Mrs

13 Sheen Mrs

15 Butcher Miss

2 Sharpe Miss

4 Reed E. Isaac

6 Goodman James

8 Sheard Miss

12 Asser Mrs. Edward

14 Morewood J.

16 Gurden Thomas

18 Tofts Benjamin

20 Lindo Alias

21 Mitchell Edward

2 Plant Benjamin

24 Lewis Mrs

Westbury terrace, _Westbourne park crescent_, _Harrow road_, _Paddington_.

1 Hancock Edwin

3 Oleghorn Ralph W.

4 Ambler Edward

6 Gadsdon John Remell

7 Francis —

8 Strike James

9 Richards James

10 Shorter Mrs

Western terrace, _Lonsdale road_, _Ledbury road_, _Notting hill_.

21 Davis C., basket maker

22 Wyer William, butcher

23 Down S., grocer

Westmoreland place, _Westbourne grove north_, _Bayswater_.

1 Smale William Henry

2 Conyers Miss A

Dankes Miss

3 Gasquet Mrs

4 Stephen Frederick G.

5 Turner Mrs

6 Slight Mrs

7 Murray Miss

8 Caulin Miss

9 Broad John

10 Warner William

11 Castello Mrs

12 Maule Mrs

13 Pagliano Mrs

14 Fordham Thomas

16 Webb Mrs

17 Wurkman Walter

18 Kerr Mrs

19 Pogell Edward

20 Ridlinton William

21 Morgan Dr. Taylor, surgeon

22 Jarvis Roger

23 Lynn Mrs

24 Moody —

25 Harley Mrs

26 Mills James

27 Lane Capt. John

29 Dennis Hanson George

31 Fairbanks Miss

33 Batson Robert

37 Hamlin Mrs

39 Mylins Chas. Augustus

41 Spear Arthur

_St. Mary of the Angels’ Roman Catholic Church_

_St. Mary of the Angels’ Roman Catholic Schools_

White Lion Passage, _Edgware road_, _Paddington_.

Jones Robert, cocoa and chocolate manufacturer

Wilton terrace, _Campden hill_, _Kensington_.

1 Valentine John S.

2 & 3 Williams James

4 Lewis Christopher Henry

5 Tahourdin Chas. John

6 Large James

7 Richards Robert Phelps

Windsor terrace, _Edgware road_, _Maida hill_.

1 Grigg Wm. C., surgeon

3 Brown Mrs. T.

4 Lamb Dr. J. Stewart, M.D. physician

5 Skeet Mrs

6 Saunders Frank

Woodfield place, _Harrow road_.

1 Porter William

2 Tutvoye Mrs. _Woodfield house_

3 Neville Mrs

5 Griffith Edwin

6 Lee Joseph

7 Blake George

8 Davis Alfred

9 Willington Mrs

10 Colborn Charles

11 Carter Miss

12 Groves M., laundress

13 Westhall John

14 Oldrey William

15 White Charles W.

16 Kenney Ephraim

17 Bennett James

18 Ricks Henry

19 Slaughter John

20 Cook Thomas

21 Welch Thomas

22 Kidd R. P.

23 Walster Thomas

24 Gates Daniel

25 Gaisford Henry

26 Harding Thomas

28 Pratt Robert

29 Groves John

30 Starling Mrs

31 Tautz Charles

32 McLean John

33 Burley Frederick

34 May T. J.

35 Kay Edward & Allen Wm., _Builders’ Arms_

36 Jones Thomas

38 Norman William

40 Christmas George

42 Edwards John, butcher

Woodfield road, _Westbourne green_, _Harrow road_.

1 Curnock Horsendon

Curnock John

2 Spencer Joseph

3 Hill Joseph

Rice John, _Woodfield lodge west_

Dixey —, _Woodfield house Atlas works_

Clayton & Co., engineers, &c.

Woods William, Woodfield nursery

Woodfield road west, _Westbourne green_, _Harrow road_, _Paddington_.

1 Dyne George G., _Prince Albert Tavern_

3 Oak James, grocer

4 Slade R., greengrocer, &c.

9 Quarman Mary, grocer

13 Coulden J. T., boot maker

17 Tipler G., _Pelican Tavern_

2 Wyeth Charles, builder

3 Blanchard Stephen

4 Rayner Joseph

5 Hewell Mrs

6 Clark Mrs

WOODFIELD VILLAS.

1 Frost Joseph

2 Ward Frederick George

3 Howcroft Mrs

Woodfield terrace, _Harrow road west_, _Westbourne green_.

1 Smith James

2 Boden Robert

3 Bow Charles

4 Harris Joseph

5 Long John

6 Randal Mrs

Randal Charles H.

7 Sampson George

8 Downey Miss

9 Eldridge Mrs, _Ravenscourt lodge_

10 Walsh James William, _Belle vue villa_

11 Redhead Richard, _Argyle villa_

12 Abraham Henry Robert, _Mountfield house_

Wright’s lane, _Kensington road_, _Kensington_.

1 Sothern E. A., _The Cedars_

3 Blacktorne A., _Woolsthorpe house_

4 Curzon Hon. E. C., _Scarsdale house_

5 Elkins Charles, house agent

York villas, _Campden hill_, _Kensington_.

1 Lane Richard James

2 Henry Capt. C.

3 Lester Rev. Frederick

4 Cunningham Hugh

5 Wilkin Mrs James

6 Griffiths William

Smith George, _Augusta villa_

Young street, _High street_, _Kensington_.

1_a_ Barber G. & Barnett H., hair dressers

1 Phillips C, cheesemonger

2 Permain H., tailor

3 Wright W., ironmonger

4 Watts E., boot maker

5 Heward Robert

6 Gorham Mrs

7 _Post Office Sorting Office_

8 Spaul W., greengrocer

8_a_ Holliday J., dairyman

9 Sheffington William

10 Dickinson Miss

11 Clint Alfred

12 Merriman and Roberts, surgeons

13 Howe Gilbert, C.E.

15 Collins W. & Son, tailors

15_a_ Hankins R., wardrobe dealer

16 Doughty J., stationer

17 Self J., gasfitter

17_a_ Riley John, saddler

18 Doncaster J., blind maker

20 Camp J., boot maker

21 Spark William, china dealer

22 Cole Wm., coach maker

Collins J., pork butcher

23 Rogers A., coffee rooms

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END OF STREET DIRECTORY.

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

[_In the original these are interspersed with other content_. _To make the whole more readable in this transcription they have been moved to the end of the work_, _but retain their original order and page numbers_.—DP.]

J. FRASER & CO., LATE W. D. BUTLER. PORCHESTER HOUSE. BAYSWATER, W.

[Picture: Picture of J. Frazer & Co.’s shop]

ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.

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J. FRAZER & CO,

WHOLESALE & RETAIL,

Drapers and Silk Mercers,
PORCHESTER HOUSE,

OPPOSITE THE ROYAL OAK.

BISHOP’S ROAD, BAYSWATER, W.

Solicit an inspection of their EXTENSIVE STOCK in the following Departments, now complete with a large variety of the LATEST NOVELTIES the Home and Foreign Markets produce, suitable for the present and coming season:—

SILKS French & Swiss HOSIERY Cambrics FANCY DRESSES GLOVES Ladies’ Outfitting MANTLES RIBBONS Children’s ditto SHAWLS FLOWERS TRIMMINGS FURS LACES Haberdashery MOURNING PERFUMERY UMBRELLAS British Prints Fancy Cabinets

J. F. & Co. call special attention to their present Stock of BLANKETS, FLANNELS, HOUSEHOLD LINENS, CALICOES, and HORROCKSES’ LONG CLOTHS, at MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES.

J. F. & Co.’s CURTAIN DEPARTMENT comprises materials suitable for Drawing Room, Dining Room, Study, Parlour, and Bed Room Curtains, in Silk Brocades and Reps, French Tapestries, Terris, Pekinade Stripes, Wool Reps, Pekin, Turkey, and Assyrian Cloths, Damasks, &c., &c.; Chintzes, White and Coloured Dimities, &c., &c.; Upholsterers’ Trimmings, Brass and Wood Poles, with Ornaments, Rings, and Brackets, to match; Gilt and German Cornices.

_Muslin_, _Lace_, _Leno_, _and Swiss Curtains_ (_hand made_) _of special
design_.

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FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED.

Competent Upholsterers sent to all parts of the United Kingdom.

Estimates and Patterns free of charge.

IRON BEDSTEADS & BEDDING.

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G. K. BIRD’S

[Picture: Watch] Watches [Picture: Watch case]

IN ELEGANT ENGRAVED
GOLD CASES,

_£5.0.0_

IN SILVER CASES

_£2.10.0_

_Recommended for accuracy and Durability_.

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GEORGE KING BIRD,

Goldsmith, Jeweller

_AND_

ELECTRO PLATE MANUFACTURER.

47 Westbourne Grove

BAYSWATER, W.

[Picture: Article on tray electro [Picture: Bottles on electro
plated] plated tray]

Electro Plated from 42/ Electro Plated from 21/

A CHOICE SELECTION OF WEDDING AND OTHER PRESENTS

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GEORGE KING BIRD,
MANUFACTURER OF
ELECTRO-PLATED SPOONS, FORKS,
_&c._, _the only Substitute for Silver_,

47, WESTBOURNE GROVE, BAYSWATER.

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G. K. BIRD begs to draw special attention to his modern and superior Stock of Serviceable and Ornamental ELECTRO-PLATE, comprising: Biscuit Boxes, Butter Coolers, Cake and Sugar Baskets, Corner Dishes, Dish Covers, Dessert Stands, Flower Vases, Breakfast, Cruet, and other Frames, Claret Jugs, Cups and Goblets, Spoons and Forks, Tea Services, Waiters, &c., &c., all of the BEST QUALITY, and at MODERATE PRICES.

PRICE LIST OF “BIRD’S” ELECTRO SPOONS AND FORKS.

BEADED AND FIDDLE THREAD KING’S & LILY PATTERNS. PATTERN. PATTERN. 12 Table Forks £1 16 0 £2 8 0 £3 0 0 12 Table Spoons 1 16 0 2 8 0 3 0 0 12 Dessert Forks 1 7 0 1 15 0 2 2 0 12 Dessert 1 7 0 1 15 0 2 2 0 Spoons 12 Tea Spoons 0 18 0 1 4 0 1 7 0 2 Sauce Ladles 0 7 0 0 8 6 0 10 6 1 Gravy Spoon 0 7 0 0 8 6 0 10 6 4 Salt Spoons 0 6 6 0 8 6 0 10 6 (gilt bowls) 1 Mustard Spoon 0 1 6 0 2 6 0 3 0 1 Fair Sugar 0 3 0 0 4 0 0 5 0 Tongs 1 Sugar Sifter 0 5 0 0 6 0 0 7 6 1 Pair Fish 1 0 0 1 5 0 1 10 0 Carvers 1 Butter Knife 0 3 0 0 4 0 0 5 0 1 Soup Ladle 0 12 0 0 15 0 0 17 6 6 Egg Spoons 0 10 0 0 12 6 0 16 0 (gilt bowls) Complete Service £10 19 0 £14 4 6 £17 5 6

ANY ARTICLE CAN BE HAD SEPARATELY AT THE SAME RATE.

Victoria, Lily, and other Ornamental Patterns, made to order at the same prices as King’s.

SPOOKS & FORKS RE-PLATED AT ONE HALF THE ABOVE PRICES.

Bird’s Beat Electro-plated Biscuit Boxes From 42/- Bird’s Best Electro-plated Breakfast Frames ,, 20/- Bird’s Wine and Spirit Corks, with Name Engraved at 1/-

JEWELLERY.

G. K. BIRD solicits an inspection of his well selected Stock of Jewellery, consisting of Bracelets, Brooches, Albert and Guard Chains, Crosses, EARRINGS, LOCKETS, Necklets, Gold and Silver Pencils, Scarf Pins, Wedding, Keeper, Gem and other Rings, Studs, Sleeve Links, &c., &c., all of the newest patterns.

Bird’s Fine Gold Earrings From 6s. 6d. per Pair. Bird’s Fine Gold Lockets 4s. 6d. each.

_Ladies’ Ears Pierced_. _Watches_, _Clocks_, _& Jewellery Cleaned &
Repaired_.

WATCHES.

Bird’s Watches, in Elegant Engraved Gold Gases £5 : 0 : 0 Bird’s Watches, in Strong Silver Cases £2 : 10 : 0

(RECOMMENDED FOR ACCURACY AND DURABILITY.)

G. K. BIRD,

Jeweller, Gold and Silversmith, Watchmaker, &c., &c.,

47, WESTBOURNE GROVE, OPPOSITE WESTBOURNE HALL.

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Alfred Butler’s, Leinster House, Bayswater.

[Picture: Picture of Alfred Butler’s Leinster house, Bayswater]

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BED AND TABLE LINENS,

FLANNELS, FAMILY MORNING. ALFRED
BLANKETS, BUTLER,
&c. LEINSTER
HOUSE.

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Private Lectures and Classes.

The REV. ALEX. J. D. D’ORSEY, B.D., of Corpus Christi College, English Lecturer at Cambridge, and Lecturer in Public Reading at King’s College, London, receives pupils at his house for the following subjects:

CRITICAL STUDY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, with especial reference to the Civil Service, 10–11.

HISTORY, OF ENGLISH LITERATURE, 11–12.

ENGLISH COMPOSITION, including Essays, Poems, Précis, Dictation, Punctuation and Official Forms, 1–2.

PUBLIC READING—Management of the Voice, Pronunciation, Distinct Utterance, 2–8.

PUBLIC SPEAKING—Improvisation, Delivery, Logic, Grammar, Expression, Voice, Gesture, &c., 3–4;

LECTURES to Ladies and Gentlemen, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 4–5 & 9–10 p.m.

LADIES’ CLASSES—Tuesdays and Fridays.

GENTLEMEN’S CLASSES—Mondays and Thursdays.

EVENING CLASSES FOR GENTLEMEN:

PUBLIC READING—Mondays and Thursdays 8–9. PUBLIC SPEAKING 9–10. ENGLISH GRAMMAR, Tuesdays and Fridays 8–9. ENGLISH COMPOSITION 9–10.

FEES, PAYABLE ON ENTRANCE:—

Course of 10 Lessons, 12 pupils in a class, One Guinea.

Course of 10 Lessons, 6 pupils in a class, Two Guineas.

Courses begin every six weeks:—3rd February; 16th March; 1st May; 15th June; 1st October; and 12th November.

13 _Prince’s Square_, _Kensington Gardens_, _W._

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THE NATIONAL BANK.

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ESTABLISHED 1835.

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Capital Subscribed £2,500,000. Paid-up £1,500,000. Rest
or Undivided Profits £561,592.

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DIRECTORS:

Sir BURTON DAVID MAHONY, Esq. J. BOGLE SMITH, MACHAMARA. Esq. Sir JOSH. N. MCKENNA, M.P. B. H. HARTLEY, The Hon. ALBERT Esq. ALBERT RICARDO, Esq. PETRE.

F. B. HENSHAW, ROWAND RONALD, Esq. PHILIP Esq. VANDERBYL, Esq. SAMUEL SAUNDERS, Esq. M.P. Sir RALPH HOWARD, Bart.

HARVEY LEWIS, Esq., M.P. SECRETARY: INSPECTORS OF BRANCHES:

MICHAEL JOSEPH POWER. EDWARD JAMES MILLS, INSPECTOR.

CHIEF INSPECTOR & PUBLIC OFFICER PATRICK JOSEPH KIRWAN, INSPECTOR.

JAMES COSTELLO. EDMOND HOWLEY DEVITT, ASST.
INSPECTOR.

ASSISTANT SECRETARY:
WILLIAM GEORGE SIMM.

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HEAD OFFICE—

13, OLD BROAD ST., LONDON, E.C.

JOHN PARKER, MANAGER AND PUBLIC OFFICER.—WILLIAM FREDERICK INGELOW,
SUB-MAN.

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METROPOLITAN BRANCHES—

BAYSWATER, W. 19 GLOUCESTER GARDENS _Basil Rowand Ronald_. CAMDEN TOWN, N.W. 189 HIGH STREET _Edward Alfred Chaston_. CHARING CROSS, S.W. 9 CHARING CROSS _John Clark_. OXFORD STREET, W. 28 OLD CAVENDISH _Horace Hope STREET Bloxham_. PIMLICO, S.W. (Tempy. 4 ARABELLA ROW _Parkins Robins Offices) Derriman_.

The Directors of this Bank have decided to OPEN A BRANCH at
NOTTING HILL,

Which will be OPENED as soon as the necessary Alterations to the
Premises,
No. 156, HIGH STREET,

Taken for that purpose, are completed.

By Order.

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ESTABLISHED [Picture: Royal seal] 1842.

G. SNOWBALL,

Chronometer, Watch and Clock Maker,
Goldsmith, Silversmith, and Working Jeweller,

18, SPRING STREET,

(_Opposite the Great Western Hotel_),

PADDINGTON, W.

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Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery made to order.

CLOCKS WOUND AND KEPT IN REPAIR BY THE YEAR.

Electro Plating and Gilding.

_Plate of every description repaired on the most reasonable terms_.

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ENGRAVING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

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All Orders executed ON THE PREMISES by experienced workmen.

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PATENT
Self-protecting Watch Pendant
BY
GEORGE SNOWBALL,

18, SPRING STREET, PADDINGTON. W.

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THE intention of the Inventor is to give to the owners of valuable watches the security and confidence hitherto not enjoyed; as it is unhappily too well-known that the wearer of so useful an article as a watch is always in danger of having it wrenched from him. In many instances, gentlemen have discontinued to display their watch guards for fear of losing the watch attached to it, therefore being under the necessity of putting away a useful and elegant part of dress.

Watches, made with the above improvement are keyless; the Watch being wound and the hands set to the time, and the watch itself protected by this novel invention. The pendant being a universal joint, cannot be wrenched off.

The Self-protecting Pendant can be fixed to any Watch for a small cost.

The invention has been highly approved of by a number of scientific gentlemen.

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Post Office, Money Order Office, & P. O. Saving’s Bank,

1, EDWARDES TERRACE, _Kensington W._

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S. M. & A. WARREN

(SUCCESSORS TO R. G. RIST,)

NEWS AGENTS;

Booksellers, Stationers, Librarians,
AND MUSIC SELLERS.

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PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING.

NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS

REGULARLY SUPPLIED.

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ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED.

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ADVERTISEMENTS

INSERTED IN ALL THE DAILY AND WEEKLY PAPERS.

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Warren’s Library, Edwardes Terrace,
KENSINGTON.

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WATER COLOURS, &c.

MR. R. ALDRIDGE,

(Of the Royal Academy.)

Begs respectfully to inform his friends and the public that he has resumed his classes for the above

Oil and Water Colours,

MODEL DRAWING,

PERSPECTIVE, &c.

Preparations for Woolwich (Geometrical and Free Hand). Private Lessons at his own or the Pupils residence. R. A. desires to call special attention to his rapid and effective method of teaching Water Colour Painting.

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20, PORTLAND ROAD,
NOTTING HILL.

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MRS. H. HILL, Honiton, Point & Court Lace

MANUFACTURER,
FRENCH CLEANER,
MENDER AND TRANSFERER.

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GLOVES & FEATHERS CLEANED.

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Silk, Satin, and Fancy Dresses Cleaned Whole.

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BED AND WINDOW FURNITURE CLEANED, RE-DYED
AND MADE UP.

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Wedding Orders Executed

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19, HEREFORD ROAD,

BAYSWATER, W.

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GENUINE NEW SEEDS.

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DIXON’S
CITY SEED WAREHOUSE,
Wholesale, Retail, and for Export,
48A, MOORGATE STREET, LONDON,
NEAR THE BANK OF ENGLAND.

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SELECT NEW VEGETABLE, FLOWER,
AND FARM SEEDS,

Of the Purest Quality, Catalogues of which may be had on application.

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Collections of Kitchen Garden Seeds, for one year’s supply, suitable for large or small Gardens, from 10/6 to 63/-

Collections of Flower Seeds in variety, from 2/6 upwards. For particulars see Catalogue.

A Choice Selection of Dutch Flower Roots, including the finest varieties of Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, &c., are imported annually, a list of which may be had early in September.

Fruit Trees, Roses, Evergreens, &c., ready in October. Carnations, Picotees, Dahlias, and all other Plants for Bedding, &c., ready in April and May.

A Choice Collection of Ferns, Miniature Plants, Mosses, &c., kept in stock.

Cuba Bass, Japanese Flax and Mats, for tying Plants; Bamboo, Hazel, and other Flower Sticks, plain and painted; Peruvian Guano and other Manures, Gishust Compound Tobacco Paper, Zinc and Wood Labels, Pruning and Budding Knives, Scissors, Garden Baskets, Flower Pot Covers, Shreds, Nails, Silver Sand, Peat, Cocoa-nut refuse, and other Garden requisites kept in Stock.

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_Ladies’ or Gentlemen requiring Gardeners_, _either permanent or otherwise_, _will have men of experience and good character recommended them by applying as above_.

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ESTABLISHED 1802.

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ACTON BROTHERS,
Family Grocers, Wine Merchants, &c.,

(BY APPOINTMENT TO H.R.H. PRINCESS MARY ADELAIDE OF TECK).

ADDRESSES—

KNIGHTSBRIDGE POST OFFICE,

Money Orders, Assurance, & Savings Bank,

33, ST. GEORGE’S PLACE,

(_Richard Russell Acton_, _Postmaster_.);

16, HIGH STREET, KENSINGTON, W.

CORNER OF PALACE GARDENS;
AND
CLARENDON HOUSE, NOTTING HILL, W.,
CORNER OF CLARENDON ROAD.

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ACTON BROTHERS,

FAMILY GROCERS,

WINE MERCHANTS, &c.

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[Picture: Picture of Rowlands’ Products]

ROWLANDS’ MACASSAR OIL

IS A DELIGHTFULLY FRAGRANT AND TRANSPARENT PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR

And as an Invigorator and Beautifier beyond all precedent.

Price 3s. 6d.; 7s.; 10s. 6d., equal to four small; and 21s. per bottle.

ROWLANDS’ KALYDOR,

FOR THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION.

The radiant bloom it imparts to the cheek, the softness and delicacy which it induces of the hands and arms, its capability of soothing irritation, and removing cutaneous defects discolorations, and all unsightly appearances, render it

INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY TOILET.

Price 4s. 6d. and 8s. 6d. per bottle.

ROWLANDS’ ODONTO,

OR PEARL DENTRIFICE,

A White Powder of inestimable value in

PRESERVING & IMPARTING A PEARL-LIKE WHITENESS TO THE TEETH,
STRENGTHENING THE GUMS,
AND IN GIVING A PLEASING FRAGRANCE TO THE BREATH.

Price 2s. 9d. per Box.

Sold by Chemists and Perfumers. Ask for “ROWLANDS’” Articles.

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ESTABLISHED 1804. W. T. EASTMAN, Dyer, Cleaner, & Silk Printer,

85, Connaught Terrace, Edgware Road;
2, Windmill Street, Tottenham Court Road;
And at Nottingham.

Damasks and Moreens Cleaned and Dyed. Chintz Bed and Window Curtains Cleaned, Glazed, and Re-made. Drawing Room Covers, Crumb Cloths, &c. Muslin, Net, Lace, and Tamboured Curtains Cleaned and Re-finished from 2/- per pair.

Moire Antiques Dyed and Watered.

Velvet Dresses, Mantles, &c., Dyed, and the Pile raised.

Gentlemen’s Clothes, British and Foreign Shawls, Fancy Silk and other Dresses, Furs, Feathers, and Gloves Cleaned.

W. T. E. especially invites the attention of Ladies to his unique and novel invention, by which an elegant design can be placed upon any Dyed Silk, in White, Orange, Blue, Green, or Mauve, giving the Silk all the appearance of the richest Brocades.

Court Journal, January 12th, 1867.—“Moire Antiques dyed and enamelled by this process are truly astonishing in their sumptuous surface and finish.”

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THE UNITED FOREIGN WINE GROWERS’ COMPANY.

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PADDINGTON BRANCH:—

1, TARLINGTON PLACE,
EDGWARE ROAD,
CORNER OF CHURCH STREET.

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_Head Offices_:—

11, HART STREET, MARK LANE, E.C.

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_Duty Paid Stores_:—
6 & 7, Cooper’s Row, Crutched Friars, E.C.

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_Bonded Stores_:—
LONDON & ST. KATHERINE’S DOCKS.

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CHEQUES CROSSED “NATIONAL BANK.”

* * * * *

WILLIAM POUND,

MANAGER.

THE UNITED FOREIGN WINE GROWERS’ COMPY.

IN again presenting our Price List to the Public, we beg to thank those patrons for the kind support they have hitherto bestowed upon us.

We are glad to be able to state that our expectations at the formation of the Company, have been fully realized. The increasing demand for pure and wholesome Wines at reasonable prices, has induced us to make considerable alterations in our premises; our cellar accommodation now extending under the adjoining houses will enable us to meet any demand that may be made upon us, and we trust by continuing the practice of buying direct from the Growers and paying Cash, to be in a position to save the consumer at least 25 per cent. of the cost. We keep a large stock of DRAUGHT and BOTTLED WINES here, as also at our Stores, 6 & 7, Cooper’s Row, Crutched Friars, where we have upwards of 2,000 dozen of Bottled Wines, of which we solicit an inspection; we also keep a large stock of CASK and CASED WINES in the London and St Katherine’s Docks, ready for Shipment for Exportation.

We have declined appointing Agents, as we should be obliged to allow 10 or 15 per cent. Commission, which would necessitate altering our quotations. Quality when once appreciated, recommends itself, and we rely upon our Wines to do for us what many of our contemporaries fly to, by daily advertising.

Soliciting a perusal of our prices, and a trial order, fearlessly challenging comparison with the Wines of any other house,—We are, Sir, your obedient Servants,

“THE UNITED FOREIGN WINE GROWERS’ COMPANY.”
WILLIAM POUND, Manager.

Clarets. Sherry.
No. Per doz. 2 doz. per gal. Per doz.
Quarts. Pints.
1. Vin Ordinaire, full body 12s. 15s. 1. Pale Clean 8s. or 18s.
(Spanish)
2. Medoc 16s. 19s. 2. Pale 11s. 24s.
Superior
3. Finest Imported, with highest character, 24s, 36s., 48s. 3. Choice Old 14s. 30s.
(Misa)
Beaujolais. 4. Amontillado, 18s. 38s.
Pale, Soft.
very
delicate
(Garveys)
A wholesome dinner Wine, stronger 15s. 5. Brown, Nutty 18s. 38s.
than ordinary Medoc full flavour
(Gordon’s)
More matured ditto 18s. 6. East India 48s.
Brown, two
voyages
Chablis and Sauternes. Marsala.
18s., 24s., 30s. per doz. qts. Ingham’s Virgin 24s.
Champagnes. Madeira.
Qts. Pts Very fine Old, in 48s. at 72s.
bottle
1. Light, clean, wholesome 30s. 34s. As Agents for the City House, we take Orders for Spirits.
No. per doz. 2 doz. Pts. Brandy.
Qts.
2. Fleur de Sillery, gold foil; shipped 36s. 40s. Per doz. Per gal.
expressly for this Company
3. Lanson’s Celebrated 50s. 54s. Martell’s or 48s.
Hennessy’s, in
1-dozen cases, Pale
4. Moet’s 54s. 58s. Do. do. very Old 54s.
All the known Brands at moderate prices. Do. do. Old in Wood 60s. or 29s.
Sparkling Hocks & Moselles. Rum.
30s., 36s., 48s. per doz. qts. Superior Jamaica 40s. or 19s.
Still Hocks and Moselles. Gin.
Pure Vintage Wine 24s. 30s. 36s. Plain or Sweetened 30s. 14s.
Old Cabinet Wine 48s. 60s. 72s. Old Tom 34s. 16s.
Ports. Whiskey.
These Wines have been selected with great care, and are confidently recommended. Old Islay Scotch 40s. 19s.
DRAUGHT WINES PER IMPERIAL MEASURE. Jameson’s Irish, 42s. 20s.
very Old
No. Per gal. Per doz. Geneva.
1. Sound good Wine 8s. or 18s. Square Bottles, 30s. the Case.
2. Stouter, superior quality 11s. 24s. SINGLE BOTTLES OF THE ABOVE TO BE HAD AT THE SAME PRICE.
3. Rich, Choice, Gould Campbell’s 14s. 30s. Empties allowed for at the same rate as charged, if
returned in good condition.
4. Particular Old Port, Croft’s 18s. 38s.
5. Old Tawney Port, Kingston’s 18s. 28s.
6. Rich full Port, recommended for 42s.
Invalids
Old Crusted Ports, First Shippers; 42s. at 100s.
old in bottle
Rota Tent 38s.

All Wines not approved of will be taken back, if returned within a week.

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_Country Orders delivered Free to any Station in London_. _Town Orders
delivered Free any distance not exceeding Six Miles_. _Terms Cash_.
_Post Office Orders to_ WILLIAM POUND, _Head Office_, _London_.

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F. KUKZ, Upholsterer and Interior Decorator,

1, CHEPSTOW PLACE,
WESTBOURNE GROVE.

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F. K. begs to call special attention to his Re-Upholstering
of Furniture, and General Repairing.

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Windows Curtains and Blinds Manufactured
OR FIXED.

_Carpets Taken-up_, _Beaten_, _and Re-laid_, _in Town or Country_.

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LADIES’ NEEDLE WORK MOUNTED.
NEEDLE WORK CHAINS MADE TO ORDER.

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HAIR AND SPRING MATTRESSES

MADE, RE-STUFFED, AND PURIFIED OF MOTH AT THE VERY
LOWEST TERMS.

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THE TRADE SUPPLIED.

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THE BAYSWATER & WEST-END Dying, Bleaching, and Cleaning, ESTABLISHMENT,

16, Garway Road, Westbourne Grove,

Bayswater, W.

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BOND & CROOKS,

Who have been engaged for several years in one of the first Establishments in Bayswater, and acquired great experience, beg to inform the inhabitants of Bayswater, and the surrounding neighbourhood, that they are in a position to execute every description of work in the best possible manner, with promptitude, and at reasonable charges.

B. & C. refrain quoting prices, as they, as a rule, are no guarantee of goodness of work or reasonableness of charges, but not unfrequently mislead and disappoint, they therefore simply state that every possible care shall be taken, and no pains or expense spared to ensure the work being executed as well as it is possible to do it, whilst the charges shall not be exorbitant, but only compatible with best work.

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WILLIAM ARDLEY, CHEESEMONGER & POULTERER,

DEALER IN

Pickled and Dried Tongues, York Hams,
AND WILTSHIRE BACON,

3, GLOUCESTER ROAD, SOUTH KENSINGTON,

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STILTON AND OTHER CHEESE,
OF THE FINEST QUALITY.

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POULTRY AND GAME OF ALL KINDS IN SEASON.
_Cambridge Sausages & Devonshire Cream Fresh Daily_.

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FAMILIES WAITED ON DAILY.

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ESTABLISHED 1826.

FURNISHING IRONMONGERY.

R. BULL.

6, Railway Terrace, Notting Hill,

Adjoining the Metropolitan Station,

And 18 & 19, ADAM STREET WEST,
BYANSTON SQUARE.

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W. C. JAMES,

MANUFACTURER OF

Umbrellas, Parasols, & Walking Sticks,
AND DEALER IN

FISHING TACKLE & SPONGE,
34, Praed Street, Paddington, W.

ONE DOOR FROM CAMBRIDGE PLACE,

AND 196, BROMPTON ROAD.

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UMBRELLAS [Picture: Umbrellas] REPAIRED AND
AND RECOVERED
SUNSHADES AT A
Few Hours’ Notice.

SUPERIOR CARRIAGE UMBRELLAS.

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FISHING TACKLE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

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Fine TURKEY SPONGE for Toilet and Nursery Use.

HONEY-COMB BATH SPONGE.

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By Appointment [Picture: Royal Seal] to the Queen.

BECKHAM AND ROACH, Dyers, Bleachers, and Chintz Furniture Cleaners,

29, QUEEN’S ROAD,

_Near Kensington Gardens_, _Bayswater_, _W._

H. E. ROACH begs to return her sincere thanks for the kind patronage and support bestowed upon the late firm of ROACH & HEWITT, Dyers and Bleachers, and feel confident that they can now give greater satisfaction in the execution of any order entrusted to their care, MR. A. W. BECKHAM being a practical Dyer and Scourer.

Punctuality having been our chief study, combined with Excellence of Work, that principle will be strictly adhered to.

Lace and Muslin Curtains, Chintzes, Dimity, Quilts, Blankets, Table Linen, Table Covers, Shawls, Damasks, and Carpet Covers, returned within the week. Gloves and Feathers almost daily.

Furs of every description Cleaned, Altered, and Freed from Moth.

Gentlemen’s Coats, Trousers, and Vests Cleaned.

Crape re-dressed equal to New.

_P. S. Upholsterers for Re-Making and Fixing Furniture_. _Cleaning and
putting down Carpets etc._, _etc._

B. & R.’s Carts collect and deliver work in all parts of London.

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GREGORY & MARSHALL, Cooks and Confectioners,

182, QUEENS ROAD,

BAYSWATER.

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Wedding Breakfasts, Dinners, Suppers, &c.,
&c., supplied by Contract or otherwise,

in Town or Country.

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MEN COOKS SENT OUT.

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G. BYFORD, TAILOR,

7, NEWCASTLE PLACE,
EDGWARE ROAD.

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EVERY DESCRIPTION OF

Gentlemen’s & Juveniles’ Clothing
MADE TO ORDER.

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LIVERIES, &c.

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Family Sewing Machines

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THE
“WEED” SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY

Received the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the Paris Exposition, 1867, for their F. F. (or Family Favourite) Sewing Machine.

These Machines possess many Advantages. Intending Purchasers are solicited to view them in full operation at the New Premises of the Company,

41, Oxford Street, London.

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Prices from £8, complete.

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S. ALLEN, Lithographer, MACHINE PRINTER, ETC.

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MAPS, PLANS, SHOW CARDS,

AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF

LEGAL MERCANTILE & FANCY LITHOGRAPHY,

DONE ON THE PREMISES.

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BOOK WORK, PAMPHLETS, BILL HEADS,
PRICE LISTS,
PROSPECTUSES, CIRCULARS, CARDS,
_&c. &c._

Executed with Dispatch, and at reasonable Charges.

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S. ALLEN,

WEST LONDON DIRECTORY OFFICE,

29, HEREFORD ROAD,

WESTBOURNE GROVE, BAYSWATER