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INDIA..<strong>RUBBER</strong>MAN,UFA0TURES.<br />

<strong>THE</strong> <strong>NORTH</strong> <strong>BRITISH</strong> <strong>RUBBER</strong> <strong>CO</strong>.<br />

LIJY.LITED,<br />

ARE<br />

INDIA<br />

·A<br />

EXTENSIVE AND BONA-:FIDE MANUFACTURERS OF<br />

<strong>RUBBER</strong> FURNISHINGS<br />

FOR<br />

Sextile Manufacturers, Chemical Manufacturers, Engineers, Contractors, Dyers,<br />

Paper Makers, Millers.· &c. ; also for Bteam Ships, Railways, Collieries, Iron<br />

Works, and for Agricultural Purposes, &c., .&c., viz.;-<br />

MACHINE BELTING-product of first-,·bs;: excelIenee.<br />

"HARRIS'S PATENT BELTING-the most durable "Rubber Belting made·<br />

BELT F ASTENER"S-J. B. Harris's Patf'nt. The most simple and e(fi,·ient<br />

Fastener yet introduced, securing entire strength of Belts.<br />

HOSE-Deliyery, Garden, and Suction-Brewers', and.for Firp, Engines. "<br />

The Oompany aretheonly Manufacturers of Hiirris's Patent Suctimi Hos~-["camp(/I'ably<br />

. t7~ best and sounikst Suction Hose 'ever prorlured. The wire, can,pletely protr1ded<br />

from. rust, can be maik 20 inches in diameter.-By the same patm;;3rl. process­<br />

HOSE-for Hydraulic Riveting Machinp.s,Rock Boring l\faehiJlcs. et...., are construeted<br />

to bear enormous pressures. A 1~-inch H'Jse tested to ~,300lbs. per square inch<br />

without fracture-by far the str'lllgest Hose el"er prodw·ed.<br />

TUBING-for Gas,Surgical,Laboratory, and similar uses. . .. " " "<br />

BUFFER AND BEARING SPRINGS-for Railway and Tramway Carriages, tested<br />

to be the most efficient and durable made. "<br />

SHEET <strong>RUBBER</strong>-Solid Sheets for Valves, et


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<strong>THE</strong> ENGINE, BOILER, AND EMPLOYERS'<br />

LIABILITY INSURANCE 00., LTD.<br />

HEAD OFFICE: 12 KING ST., MANCHESTER.<br />

R. B. LONGRIDGE, Mana,gin,g Director<br />

EDWD. MOSS, Secretary.<br />

<strong>THE</strong> PRINCIPAL OBJECTS OF THIS <strong>CO</strong>MPANY ARE;-<br />

1. ~ lI:ng1nes aga.Inst damaBe trQm "area.kdQwn." lIl...ery Engine ~ed Us InapeQted and Indicated<br />

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GRESHAM<br />

Lift Assurance Society.<br />

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Br. MILDRED'S HOUSE, POULTRY, LONDON, E.O.<br />

Branch Office: Gresham Buildings, Dale St., LIVERPOOL-E. M. Keyes, Esq" local Secretary.<br />

Local Secretary for SHROPSHIRE & POTIERIES--Ma.jor J. W. Anderson, Stafford.<br />

<strong>THE</strong> LONDON ASSURANCE.<br />

IN<strong>CO</strong>RPORATED BY ROYAL CHA.RTER, A..D. 1720.<br />

FOR FIRE, LIFE, .. A~D. MA.RINE ASSURA.NCES.<br />

No. 7 ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON, E.G.<br />

BRANCH OFFICES:<br />

No. 55 Parliament Street, London, S. W. No. 16 Cross Street, Manchester.<br />

No. 30 Exchange Street East, Liverpool. No. 104 West George Street, G!asgow<br />

H. GOUI7H ARB'C1'ffi\'OT. Esq.<br />

ROBERT BL:R:\ BLYTH, ES


ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE<br />

<strong>CO</strong>RPORATION,<br />

(ESTABLISHED BY ROYAL CHARTER, .A.D.1720.)<br />

FOR ~EA, FIRE, LIFE A.ND ANNUITIES.<br />

Chief Ojfice, Royal Exchange, London; Branch, 29 Pall Mall.<br />

<strong>THE</strong> ABOUMULATED FUNDS EXCEED £4 J OOO, 000.<br />

<strong>THE</strong> TOTAL CLAIMS PAID BY THIS <strong>CO</strong>RPORATION HAVE EXCEEDED THIRTY-TWO MIlliONS STERLlNC•<br />

.JAmB BTEWABT HODGBON, Esq., Governor. FR.l..-.-CIS ALEX.l..'i"DER HAMILTON, Esq., Sub·Governor.<br />

FREDEBICK JOSEPH EDL'l:.\~~, Esq., Dllputy·Governor.<br />

ROBll:RT BLRCLA.Y, Ellq.<br />

DmECTOns.<br />

WILLIAM KNOWLES. Esq.<br />

JORN GAnRATT CATTLEY, Esq.<br />

:r.""EVILE LUBBOCK, Ellq.<br />

lItUlK CUltRIE CLOSE, Ellq.<br />

GEORGE FORJ3ES MAL<strong>CO</strong>LMSON, Esq.<br />

El>W.utD JAMES DANIELL, Esq.<br />

DA~'1EL :lIEINERTZHAGEN. Esq.<br />

WILLUl! DAVIDSON, Esq.<br />

HON. RONALD LESLIE MELVlLLl'h<br />

A.IJi'RED DENT, Esq.<br />

WILLIA:.1 ROBERT MOBERLY, Esq.<br />

ALEXANDER DRUCE, Esq.<br />

WILLllM GAIR RATHBOh"E, Esq.<br />

CHAnLES HERMA..'rn GOSCHEN, Esq.<br />

srn JOHN ROSE, Bart.<br />

CHARLES ERNEST GREEN. Esq.<br />

SAMUEL LEO SCHUSTER, Esq.<br />

ClllRLES SEYMOUlt GRE~7ELL, Esq.<br />

ERIC CA.RRU;-GTO~ SMITH,. E.q.<br />

WIL:.10T HOLLA.!"]), Esq.<br />

HENRY FREDERIC TIARK::i, Esq.<br />

EGERTON HUBBARD, Esq.<br />

M_O_N_YT_A_G_U C. ~SON, Esq.<br />

FmE ASSURANCES on libeml terms.<br />

LIFE ASSURANCES with or without partieipation in.proflts.<br />

LOANS tLregranted on seettrit,. of LIFE IN1'ERESTS in connection with Policies of Assma.nee.<br />

The di¥is.iollll of Profit talro placeevery Five years.<br />

;A Jar ." p:lrt!eipation in Proflt.., with exemption, under Royal Charter, from the liabilities of P,rtnership;-the guamntee 0:<br />

the lIlvcsteJ CapItal·Stock, and "U the real improvemonts in modern pmetice, with tJ:1e security of an OJllee whose resources have been<br />

testedbytheexperienoeof MORE THAN A,CENTURYAND A HALF.<br />

Applications for Agencies areinvited.. ' ' .<br />

4. Prospeotus, :I:ablll of.Bcmus, and Balanee Sheet will be forwarded on "pplieation.<br />

. ',E. R.HAND<strong>CO</strong>CK, Secretary.<br />

GUAR,DIANFIRE:'&--LIFEA.SSURANCE <strong>CO</strong>MPANY.:'<br />

- HEADOFFICE-'·11 LOMBARD STREET, LONDON, E.C.<br />

Establi3Md 1821, and Empowered by Special ..Acts of Pw·liament.<br />

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Total Incomo over •.••..••••: :.;................................................. 617,00C<br />

DmEC'l'ORS•<br />

.TOHN,G. TALBOT, Esq., M.P., C'lUli"""'n.<br />

, AL'BA.>; G. H. GIBBS, Esq., Deputll'Oha.iTm


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167th<br />

WESTMINSTER<br />

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ESTABLISHED<br />

YEAR.<br />

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FIRE<br />

A.D. 1717.<br />

OFFICE,<br />

27 KING STREET, <strong>CO</strong>VENT GARDEN,<br />

LONDON; W.O.<br />

<strong>THE</strong> WESTMINSTER FIRE OFFICE,<br />

Fcunded in the reign of King George I., is one of the oldest Offices for Insurance against loss by Fire now<br />

e:risting. It has carried on a.n extensive and successful biisiness for upwards of a. century and a half, and has<br />

during that period maintained the highest character for respectability and liber.a.Iity in all its transactions.<br />

LOSSES PROMPT·LY SETTLED.<br />

Losses by Lightning, and Explosion of Gas on the premises insured, are made good<br />

under ordinary policies.<br />

INSURANCES are effected on all ordinary risks at moderate rates of premium.<br />

CHAS. ROUSE BROWNE, Secretary.<br />

WESTMINSTER AND BENERAl LIFE OFFICE,<br />

28 KING STREET, OOVENT GARDEN,<br />

LONDON" VT_O.<br />

ESTABLISHED 1836.<br />

Trustees-Arthur T. Pratt Barlow, Esq., Edward Bryclges Hardisty, Esq.,<br />

Albert :Mott, Esq. .<br />

Entire Security is.given to the A~sured by a Guaranteed Capital of nearly £120,000, and a<br />

Fund amounting to .£425,000, invesMtl in the Public Stocks, a.nd on Mortgages, &c., beingtheaccumulated<br />

Premiums received on Assurances.<br />

The Rates of Premium are moderate.<br />

Eighty per cent. of the net profits are divided. every five years among the holders of Policies<br />

under the.parti.:ipating class of Assurers.<br />

T.he-Pronts may be either re('eived in· cash, or a Bonus added to the Policy, .or a reduction<br />

made in all future Annual Premiums. -<br />

At the Eighth Division of Profit, declared 21st February, 1882, on the business of the<br />

Association for the five years ending 31st December, 1881, reversionary additions were made to the<br />

sums assured of 38 per cent. and under (ae-carding to the age of the life assured), on the premiums<br />

received upon Policie~sincetb dirision of 18/i.<br />

Endowment .Assurances are granted'by this Association by which a person, by the payment of<br />

a model"


ATLAS ASSURANCE <strong>CO</strong>MPANY,<br />

FIRE" LIFE AND<br />

SS Vh.e=aps:i..d..e,<br />

A<strong>CO</strong>IDENT_<br />

"'O~""JW"_<br />

Estblished 1808, :md Empowered by Act of Pa"li=ent of the 54th Geo. ill. c. 79.<br />

CAPITAL, £1,200,000.<br />

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DIRECTORS.<br />

Chairm..an-TnOllAS CHAPMAX, ESQ., F .R.S. Deputy-Okairman-BEllU>InI BecK GREEllE, ESQ.<br />

SIR WLLLIAM J. W. BAY~ES, BART.<br />

ADxmAL SIR A. L. MOKTGOMERY, BART.<br />

JAMES PATTISO~ CURRlE, ESQ.<br />

EUGEXE FltEDERICK KOEL, ESQ.<br />

WLLLIAM <strong>CO</strong>TTOX CURTIS, ESQ.<br />

CHARLES ANDREW PRES<strong>CO</strong>TT, ESQ.<br />

JOHK OLIVER HAXSO~, ESQ.<br />

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RICHARD BLANEY WADE, ESQ.<br />

PHlLIP A1~SLlE WALKER, ESQ.<br />

Allditors-FREDERICK GREEXE, ESQ., and Sm T.DOLGLAS FORSYTH, C.B., R.C.S.L<br />

Secretary-RICHARD RAY, ESQ. I Solieitor.-~Iessrs. G. F. Hunsox, MAT<strong>THE</strong>WS cl: Co. I Aetuary-WILLIA"M HE~.-nY TTh'DALL,EsQ.<br />

Medical 0ffieer-BuxToll SHILLITOE, ESQ~ F.R.C.S. I Bankers-Messrs. FRES<strong>CO</strong>TT, CAVE, BUXTOX, LODER cl: Co.<br />

This office has been established more than 73 years, andits present magnitUde and prosperity prove the soundness<br />

of the principles on which it has been conducted.<br />

LU'E DEI'ABTMElI1'T.<br />

The Accumulated Life Fund is over £1,500,000. The Annual Income is nes.rly £150,000.<br />

The sum of £6,868,099 bas been paid in claims nnder Life Policies.<br />

WholeWorld Assurances are granted. ,<br />

Persons desiring to surrender their Asst11'a.nces may receive their value in money, or, in lieu theleof, may obtain<br />

a new Policy without further payment ot'?remium.<br />

The Directors are ready to receive proposals for assurances, or any contingency involving payment of a sum at death.<br />

rm:c DEI'ABTMElI1'T. )<br />

No charge made for Policy Sta.n1ps.<br />

Renewals should be paid within fifteen days after the respective Qns.rler-days when they become due.<br />

Losses occasioned by Lightning will be paid.<br />

The Policies of the Company extend to cover Losses occasioned by the Explosion ofGas.<br />

Rent may be assured by Special Agreement ror a term not exceeding one year.<br />

All Fire Assurances are now exemptfrom the payment ofGovernmentDuty.<br />

AccmENT DEPABTMElI1'T.<br />

Tbis Company asscres against Accident whether fat&! or occasioning disablement.<br />

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Awarded<br />

upwards of<br />

250 Prize Medals<br />

and<br />

First Prizes.<br />

Inoluding<br />

the prinoipal<br />

International<br />

Exhibition Awards<br />

of the last<br />

20 years.<br />

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THOS. BRADFORD &<strong>CO</strong>., Steam Laundry Engineers,<br />

AND MANUFACTURERS OF LAUNDRY MACHINERY AND FITTINCS.<br />

DRYINC CLOSETS, BATHS AND WASHHOUSE FITTINCS, <strong>CO</strong>OKING APPARATUS, HEATING APPARATUS, &c.<br />

VICTORIA AVENUE MANCHESTER (Removed from CathedralSteps)­<br />

CRESCENT IRON WORKS, SALFORD; 140 & 143 High Holborn, LO:NDON;<br />

and 130 Bold Street, LIVERPOOL.<br />

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PLANS<br />

DOMESTIC LAUNDRY.<br />

HAND-POWER LAU~""])RIESobny size ordeurip.<br />

tion fitted up coplplete, with Bmd!ord'sPatent Washing<br />

Maohincs. Wringers, Mangles, Drying Closets, Ironing<br />

Stoves, Boiling Coppers, with improved arrangement<br />

!or h?t-water supply, Washlng Troughs, Rinsing and<br />

Blnemg Apparatus, &C.<br />

SPECIFICAnONS<br />

AND<br />

ESTIMATES<br />

S'rEAM LAUNDRY.<br />

BRADFORD'S PATEXT STEAM LAu:-.-nny<br />

MACHn"ERY y -with recent importa.nt impro\'e.'-':"1f:'ut..".<br />

STEAM LAUXDRY APPLI.!..,\CES, "nd FITTIXGS<br />

ot e"ery description.<br />

Co.nplete Pll>ns and Estimates 1urn:shed nr0:1 "p.<br />

plieation.<br />

UPON<br />

APPLICATION.<br />

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PUBLIC BATHS.<br />

The FITTING-UP of PUBLIC and<br />

P R I V ATE BAT H S is now a sp"0ial bl".Ulch<br />

of our bu.siness, and we M\"'e during the last two<br />

or three years completed satis!aetorily many wge<br />

contmeta in this deplUtIllent.<br />

Estimates 1urnisbed and Arehiwets "dvised with<br />

in their prep=tio" 01 Competition or other work.<br />

CATALOGUES<br />

FREE<br />

BY POST.<br />

HEATING APPARATUS.<br />

HEATING APPARATUS, by HOT WATEB-hlgb<br />

or low pressure-STEAM Or HOT AIR, for Warming<br />

Publie Bttildings, Hospitili, S;:hools, Churches, Private<br />

Dwelling·Houses, Conservatories, &C.<br />

I<br />

SPEClAL HEAT!NCi Al'l'ARATtJS for TlIrki.b ,<br />

Baths.<br />

DRYING CLOSET.<br />

We mal


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TO HER MAJESTY'S HONID-E<br />

A.<br />

; BOARD OF ORDNANCE.<br />

EMERY, EMERY & GLASS .CLOTH,·GLASS PAPER,<br />

BLACK LEAD, GLI1E, &e. '---." ..--<br />

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W. J. DAVIES &~SONS,<br />

_Weston Street, Southwark,<br />

L01\T~ON"., S.E.,<br />

MANUFACTURERS OF<br />

EMERY, EMERY AND CLASS CLOTH, CLASS PAPER, BLAOK LEAD, ROUCE,<br />

PUTTY POWDER, KNIFE POWDER, &C~ .<br />

Importers of Bla-ok Lead, Glue, Rotten Stone, Pumioe Stone, &Fish Skins.<br />

DEALERS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF<br />

ENGLISH, S<strong>CO</strong>TCH, IRISH AND FOREIGN GLUES.<br />

Davies & Sons' India Rubber and Buff Leather Knife Boards.<br />

Davies & Sons' Prepared Emery or :Magic Knife Powder.<br />

GENUINE EMERY, EMERY C~OTH, BLACK LEAD'. ETC.<br />

ACTON &<br />

BORMAN,<br />

72 SHOE LANE, LONDON, E.C.,<br />

MANUPAOTURERS OF<br />

CABINET CLASS PAPER, EMERY AND CLASS CLOTH, EMERY, BLACK LEAD,<br />

PUTTY POWDER, CROC_US, URN POWDER, TRIPOLI,<br />

JEWELLERS' ROUCE, PLATE POWDER, STEEL POLISH, ETC.<br />

ACTON & BaRMAN'S<br />

PATENT INDIA <strong>RUBBER</strong> KNIFE BOARDS.<br />

ACTON & BORMAN'S PROTECTOR KNIFE POLISH.<br />

(Prepared expressly for ACXON & Bo~'s Pa.tent India. Rubber Knife Boards), and all Buff Lenther Boards<br />

and Patent Knife Clea.J:ling Machines. Sold in Tins, 6d., Is" and 2s. 6d. each.<br />

SOLE PROPRIETORS OF <strong>THE</strong> ROYAL FLEXIBLE CABINET CLASS PAPER, ROYAL LUSTRE<br />

BLACK LEAD, AND PROTECTOR KNIFE POLISH.<br />

ESTABLISHED NEARLY 100 YEARS.<br />

MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS SUPPLIED ON LIBERAL TERMS.<br />

NW-AM<br />

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HORSE, -~CATTLE, AND SHEEP MEDICINES.<br />

DAY, SON, &.<br />

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PRI1iO~o~<br />

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HEWITT,<br />

<strong>THE</strong> I'NVENTOR8 AND 80LE PROPRIETORS OF <strong>THE</strong> "ORIGINAL fI<br />

Stock-Breeders'~<br />

~ Medicine Chests<br />

FOR ALL<br />

DISORDERS IN HORSES, CATTLE, OALVES, SHEEP, AND LAMBS.<br />

Patronized by Royalty, and used for nea?-ly 50 years by the Principal Stock Breeikrl, B.rse Proprietors,<br />

and Agl'icultul'ists of the B?-itisk Empire.<br />

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The No. 2 CHEST contains the following Match'less Preparations :-<br />

The CHEMICAL EXTRACT. tor Kicks, Cuts, Wounds, Brnises, Sore Udders, all.External Injuries, llJld Ewes Lambing_<br />

The GASEOUS FLUID. tor Fret, Colic, and Gripes in Horses, the Soour 4nd Debility in Cattle =d Shee"(l.<br />

The :RED DRENCHES, tor Cleansing after Calving and Lambing, tor Yellows, Fev...., Epidemics, and all Inllammatory Disorders.<br />

The RED P AS'1'E BALLS. tor Conditioning Hoxses, and imparting" mole-like sleekness ot Coat.<br />

The"BRONCHOLmE," for Husk and Hooso in Sheep and Lamb.; and the ..GASEODYNE," .. Carminative Chalk," ..AlcohoUe<br />

Ether'" &e. .<br />

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Prioe ofOhest No. 2, inoluding IS Key to Farriery, 11 £2. 76s. Bd.<br />

SENT CARRIACE PAID. EACH ARTIClECAH BE HAD SEPARATELY IN BOXES.<br />

No. 700mp/ete Medioine Ohest, with ISKey to Farriery, 11 £6. 6s.<br />

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~ Awarded"Certifi...te of Merit" by the National AgrleuItural Society of Victoria, AlllItrlIlia. Spring E:hibttion, 18'11; "Preaident's<br />

Medal" at the Spalding Show, July, 1812; .. Silver Medal," Manehester and Ssltord Show, November, 18?4; "Silver Medal," Preston Agricul·<br />

tural Show, June, 1875; "Silver Medal," Northamptonshire A"nricultural Society, Stamford Show. September. 1875; .. Silver Medal," Cheohlre<br />

AgrieulturaJ. Society, Crewe Show, September,l815; "Special Pri:::e," National Agricultural Society of V>etoria, AUlltnJia, SpringExhibition,<br />

November, 1876; "Medal," Chester, September, 1816; .. Silver Medal," South African E:ition, Ca~ Town, 1877; "Sil,erMedal," Pre!ton.<br />

July 1877; " Silver Medal," Newealltle-on-Tyne, Au::w;t,l877; "Medal," North Berwick, July, 1818; 'SUver Medal,"Knutstord, Augnat,1818;<br />

.. Med..l," Dairy Show, London, October, 1818 ; .. Silver Mt:dal," Derb,., September, 187g; .. Silver Medal," Wellingboro', Sep1amber.1S711;<br />

" Medsl," Bentham, September,1880; "Silver Medal," Stourbr1dge; and" Medal," Melbourne Exhlbitlou,1881; "Silver 14edal," Don....tu,<br />

1882; and" Gold Medal," Christehureh, New Zealand, l882.<br />

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CAUTION<br />

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Theseimportantinventions l>a.ve stoocl the test of tim...... a.ncl are the true FA2'm..r>sFrlencl _cl<br />

GIl1c1e in an his Ca.ttleD_S. ,. .<br />

trS" Beware of IMITATIONS,<br />

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and see that tM name ofDay, Son, and HEwITT,<br />

is on all Bottles and Pcu:kets.<br />

-, ~D- ~~ DAY, SON, & HEWITT,<br />

22 DORSETST, BA.KER ST. LONDON, W.; A.ND WANTAGE, BERKS.<br />

ESTABLISHED 1833.<br />

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ESTABLIS-HED 1886.<br />

STUBBS' MERCANTILE- OFFICES,<br />

TRADE AUXILIARY <strong>CO</strong>MPANY, LIMITED.<br />

,İ<br />

STUBBS' MERCANTILE OFFICES, .<br />

B1!:AD_OFFIC:S :<br />

42 GRESHAM STREET, E.C., LONDON.<br />

West End Branch: 63 OONDUIT STREET, REGENT STREET} W.<br />

CHIEF OFFICES:<br />

FM' rBEUND.<br />

FOf' S<strong>CO</strong>TLnlD.<br />

DUBLni: 1 <strong>CO</strong>LLEGE STP.EET.­<br />

GLASGOW: 21 ST. VINCENT PLACE.<br />

BELFAST: 55 VICTOBU. STREET.<br />

EDIl\BURGH: 2() <strong>CO</strong>CXBUBN STREET.<br />

DISTBICT OFFICES:<br />

BmMINGHAM: 2() EXOHJ,l Snn,.-.<br />

:lRISTOL: oi NrClIOLJ.S 8,.,.,.BT.<br />

~CHESTER: 14 BllOW1l SmEx,,-.<br />

BlllGHTON: re PRL'lt. SOUTHAMPTON: 150 HIGH llTllEE'1'.<br />

With .I1gtnU all


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JOHN MITOHELL,<br />

The Inventor of Press Tools for the Manufaeture of<br />

STEEL<br />

ESTABLISHED 1822.<br />

PENS.<br />

MAKER TO HER MAJESTY<br />

<strong>THE</strong> QUEEN,<br />

AND TO <strong>THE</strong>IR ROYAL HIGHNESSES<br />

The Prinoe and Prinoess Frederiok Willia.m o{ Pruss{a,"<br />

Steel Pens for all writers.-I...ondon Depot, No. 118 Cheapside.<br />

W orks-Newhall Street, Birmingham.<br />

~I:LL:J:A.1\I.I:<br />

BIRMINGHAM.<br />

G-.4.B.B...A.:J::»,<br />

Ma.nu~cturerofan kinds ofBUILDEltS', CA:B~MAKERS', an~<br />

GENERAL BRASS FOUNDRY.,<br />

INCLUD'NG A. GREAT VARIETY OF NEW DESIG~S IN DOOR H."~'DLBS, ~GER PLA.T;';;';, ~'D LOCK·FURXITURE;. ,<br />

ALf;O DOOR SI' :l:'iGS. CASE:,I~~r A~D SASH FASTENERS. SASH r,IFTS, BUTT AND OTIlga IlINGES. A::l::LE PULLEYS<br />

BOLTS, SHO;P \,{l.;.'WOW Fl'fTING:>, PlCTCRE nODS.I; FITTL"\GS, VENTlLATORS, VEN:J.'lL.lTING PLATES, STEP <strong>CO</strong>VERS, ~<br />

Ca.binct and Drawer Handles in all the Old Styles, so much bI. vogue.<br />

Wardrobe and Tassel Books, Ca.binet ~es, Locks, a.l1d Cupboard Turns, Pla.in :md Fancy Stair Roda:'<br />

a:ad Eyes, Cornice Poles, Brackets a.nd JUDgs. Window !Iliad :!tackS and Blind Furniture, Pew Umbrella<br />

Holders. SCrew, Socket and other Castors. LEVERS, Pt1LLS, CRANKS, and other BELL FURNITU1tE,<br />

Pollshed Brass and Nickel Plated Fire Dogs and :Br=sea, Old Patterns of whick canbe lteproducecL<br />

Manufacturer of every description of<strong>CO</strong>FFIN FURNITURE,<br />

From the Che.p.,st Stamped 'rln to the most Ma.ssive Sets In Poli3hed Brass. Germa.n Silver, Nickel Plated,<br />

Electro-Sllver. and .l!:lootro-Gold. <strong>CO</strong>FFIN SCREWS, <strong>CO</strong>FfiN NAILS ..,.d BULLlBNS, in Brass, Black and White..<br />

Sole ;Proprl.etor of the PA'rJ!lN'r HANDLE, tlla.t is fixed on the ontside with a. Ilingle Scrow, wUhout the eJ.d ot a.<br />

gimlet or turnscrew.<br />

Also Manufacturer of all kinds Of MALLEABLE IRON 8LATE, CLOUT, and HOB NAILS, TlN'D TACKS, PATENT<br />

BOBBIN NAILS, and MALLEABLE CASTINGS. 1.1/ kinds o(Composition, 81ate, Bond Sh.eathing Naill a~d ~olts.<br />

BRASS, <strong>CO</strong>PPER, and BRONZE CASTINGS. B8er and Ra.nge Cocks, Fenders, Umbrella. Stands andrlfs=/fons,<br />

qrau Chair and Trunk Na.fls, and Brass and Copper RIvets. Gen~ra.1 Factor.<br />

:a:S'J:'AEL:I:S:E:ED :1.604.<br />

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ESTABLISHED 1824.<br />

NEEDHAM'S<br />

GOLD MEDAL, ADELAIDE, 188l.<br />

ORDER ofMERIT, \:IELBOURNE,1880<br />

DIPLOMA OF MERIT VIENNA, 1873.<br />

Established over HaJf a Century.<br />

FerB:&ss,. Oleaning& Oopper, Polishing Tin,. POLISHING~ ..T1.W)E" WBL<br />

Bntanma Metal, &0.<br />

Picketing'sFurniture.Polish, Brul18Wlck Black, Plate Razor Powder,Knife Paste. Powder,PASTE<br />

SOLD BY CHEMISTS, GROOERS, mONMONGERS. .. .<br />

JOSEPH PICKERlNG & SONS, SHEFFIELD.<br />

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WM. ATKINS et <strong>CO</strong>.,<br />

RE~IANCE<br />

STEEL WORKS, ATTER,CLIFFE,<br />

REGISTERED ~~~"'EW~"'~'"....... REGISTERED<br />

ttflOR ~~~.-;; ~ .IIL~.........." Of/PORA.,.<br />

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BEST CAST STEEL'MAR",<br />

For Engineers', Ship Builders' and Boiler .Makers' Tools, Taps, Dies, Shear Blades, &.c., &.c.<br />

_men' Drill Steel, quB.n'y aDd Coll1ery Steel, Cast Steel Sheets, P1stoD 204s, Sbafts, Axles, ~.<br />

auater, SiDS-le IUld Double ShelU' steel, Coacb and aa.uwaySpriDg Steel, SewiDg MacblDe Steel.<br />

8EST WARRANTED CAST STEEL FILES<br />

.N W-A M<br />

SOLID CUl~ STEEL lU.!WERS,!!ILL OBISELS, SAWS, TOOLS, E:I:C., ~"D.<br />

GENJilEAL Jia: E R CB ..A. N T S _<br />

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J. P. 'WES<strong>THE</strong>AD & <strong>CO</strong>.,<br />

LIMITED,<br />

MERCHANTS AND GENERAL WAREHOUSEMEN,<br />

MANUFACTURERS OF<br />

SMALLWARES, SEWING <strong>CO</strong>TTONS<br />

HA3ERDASHERY, UPHOLSTERERS' TRIMMINCS. UMBRELLAS, &c.<br />

49PleeADILL Y, MANCHESTER.<br />

MILLS:<br />

MEDLOCK SMALLWARE <strong>CO</strong>MPANY, BROOK ST.,<br />

CHORLTON-UPON-MEDLOCK.<br />

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MANUFACTURER OF<br />

~ir Tubing and Improved<br />

Brattice Cloth,<br />

TARRE:D, OILED, AND N001-INFLAMMABLE.<br />

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MANCHESTER REVERSIBLE GAS ENGINE,<br />

HOISTS, PUMP8, &o'J in oonneotion therewith.<br />

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Works:--65<br />

SACKVILLE 'STREE:T.<br />

~';CitytnOffice.-28a ~MARKET--STREET.<br />

ESTABLISHED 1852.<br />

JOHN<br />

f g and other PUMPS for MARINE<br />

! PURPOSES.<br />

CAMERON,<br />

OLDFIELD ROAD IRON WORK~<br />

SALFORD,<br />

MANCHESTER.<br />

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I Specialities,.··STEAM PUMPS<br />

for Boiler Feeding, Chemical Works, Collieries and<br />

~ . General use. HIGH SPEED FIRE<br />

H PUMPS, also WATER BAI,I,AST<br />

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8 OAMERON'S PATENT<br />

?J CAM & LEVER PUNCHING & SHEARINC MACHINES. '.: ".<br />

~I~ Now in use in allthe pnncipal Sbip Yards a.t home aD.d a.broad. ;.-=. " •<br />

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R. &J. GARROWAY, 58 Buchanan St., GLASGOW.<br />

ROLL SULPHUR,<br />

l>OUBLE VITRIOL,<br />

<strong>CO</strong>NCENTRATEl> VITRIOL,<br />

UN<strong>CO</strong>NCENTRATEl> VITRIOL,<br />

PYRITES VITRIOL,<br />

ENGRAVERS' NITRIC ACID,<br />

AQUA FORTIS,<br />

BRAzIERS' AQUA FORTIS,<br />

:MARINE ACID,<br />

SULPHUROUS ACID,<br />

BI-SULPHITE OF LIME,<br />

CAUSTIC SOl>A,<br />

SOl>AASR,<br />

<strong>THE</strong><br />

N"-W<br />

SALT CAKE,<br />

NITRE CAKE,<br />

OXALIC ACID,<br />

NITRATE OF IRON,<br />

SULPRO-NITRATE OF IRON,<br />

NITRATE OF <strong>CO</strong>PPER,<br />

CRYSTALS OF:TIN,<br />

OXY MURIATE OF TIN,<br />

DOUBLE MURIATE OF TIN,<br />

SINGLE MURIATE OF TIN,<br />

LAC SPIRITS,<br />

ALIZARINE STANNATE,<br />

SOLID STANNATE.OF SODA,'<br />

'EJECTOR<br />

GLAUBER SALTS,<br />

EPSOM SALTS,.<br />

BORAX, "<br />

BORACIC ACID,<br />

ACETIC ACID,<br />

ACETATE OF LIME,<br />

RED LIQUOR,<br />

IRON LIQUOR,<br />

CRAR<strong>CO</strong>AL.<br />

MURIATE OF IRON,<br />

MURIATE OF ZINC,<br />

FEATRERED REFINED TIN &:c. &:c.<br />

CREMICALS FOR EXPORT.'<br />

<strong>CO</strong>NDENSER"<br />

PATENT.<br />

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The "Ejector-Condenser" is applieable to all Steam Engines. Produees a ve.euum without Air Pump. Has no moving Parts.<br />

25 to 50 per cent. of.Fuel saved. Not J.iable to get out of order for years. Repays its mm cost in a tew months•<br />

•11r.Z <strong>THE</strong> FIXED DOUBLE NozZLE AUTo:.u:rlc L'l.TECT02S feed water ot a high temperature into Steam Boilers. These InjeelOls<br />

and'the Water Litters are the most simple and efficient apparatus in use tor raising and forcing water. ,<br />

commtWieations to be addressed to and full information and prices obtained trom<br />

ALEl!!.:.. MORTON & THOM80N, 96 Buohanan Street, Glasgow.<br />

Summer Tours---GLASGOW &<strong>THE</strong> HIGHLANDS.<br />

CLAYMORE-New Screw Steam Ship.<br />

<strong>THE</strong> R0YAL ;6$.~ MAIL<br />

STEAMERS<br />

(ROYAL ROUTE, VIA CRIN.;s Al\~ CALEDO~'IA..~CANALS),<br />

Columba 1Mountaineel" I Cygnet Inveraray castle Lochawe<br />

Zona Pioneer I'loVeI" I Islay :Lochiel<br />

Chevaliu Glenga=y sta1fa. Clydesdale Fingal<br />

Gondoliel" Linnet Glencoe Clansman Queen of the Lake<br />

Sail, during the Season, tor Isle.y, Oban, Fort WiJllam, Inverness, Sta!I'a, Iona, Lochawe, Glencoe, Tobermory, Pornee, Gairlocb,<br />

Ullapool, Lochinver, and Stornoway, a1!'ording Tourists an opportunity ot visiting the magnificent sceneryof Glencoe, the Cnchullin<br />

Hills, Loch Cornis!


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Russell Street HYDE ~ Near "<br />

Ironworks, . . , MANCHESTER,<br />

- lE:IW"4&-I::IW"E::E=--,<br />

A..>;1) ldANUFAC'XlmER OF<br />

Hot Water Apparatus,<br />

For Heating Churches, .<br />

Chapels, Schools, Lecture Halls,<br />

Billiard Rooms, Conservatories,<br />

Greenhouses, Forcing Pits, &c.<br />

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in setting. For Economy, Efficiencys and<br />

the small amount of attention requii ed<br />

they are not to be surpassed.<br />

OVER 2,000 NOW IN USE.<br />

TesLimonials and Price List·<br />

on application.<br />

Soet1= of New Pat.ent Co=bme


J. K. & W. Hesketh,<br />

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·WINCHAM <strong>CO</strong>RN & BONE· MILLS,<br />

<strong>NORTH</strong>WICH.<br />

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WINCHAM STEAM MILLS:<br />

Pure Fine Ground Raw Bones.<br />

Indian Corn-Meal Cake, &e.<br />

LOSTOCK ST'EAM MILLS:<br />

Ground Boiled Bones, Size and Tallow.<br />

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@'"' PRIOES ON APPLIOATION M<br />

CRANAGE WATER <strong>CO</strong>RN<br />

AND FLOUR MILLS.<br />

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121 Market Street and 67 Oakley Street,<br />

O:a,E~E,CHESHIRE,<br />

J.oiner, Cabinet Maker and Funeral Furnisher.<br />

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House Property and all· kinds of Repairs and Alterations neatly<br />

and promptly attended to.<br />

ESTI:M:ATES GIVEN ON A:E>:E>LJ:CATJ:ON.<br />

W. H. HARROP, Chemist, CREWE, <strong>Cheshire</strong>.<br />

For Producing a Brilliant Gloss on all kinds ofStarched Linen.<br />

LINENGLAZE<br />

Muslln Cartains. Dresses, Co1!a.rs. Cuffs, "nd "n fine linen !a.brics. retain their sttifness and enowy<br />

whJ.ieness much 10ns.r, when" li"le of :Earrop's Linen Glaze is added to the Sta.roh. !t can<br />

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EDWIN<br />

s. <strong>CO</strong>RBETT & SONS'<br />

Royal Societies' of England, Scotland and Holland<br />

PRIZE GRINDING MILL<br />

Has been Awarded upwards of 50 First Prizes,<br />

in competition with ALL <strong>THE</strong> LEADING MAKERS.<br />

ACRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY<br />

Of every description.<br />

Particulars and Catalogues post free on applicatian to<br />

S. <strong>CO</strong>RBET T & SON S,<br />

PARK STREET WORKS,<br />

WELLINGTON, SALOP.<br />

PITCHFORD & <strong>CO</strong>.,<br />

BREWERS & MALTSTERS,<br />

··U:&7XO::aT<br />

B::EI,E~E:R,-Y",<br />

WALKER STREEt, WELLINGTON, SALOP.<br />

Hogs.<br />

laarrel.<br />

heo.d.<br />

X·.. 30/-<br />

XX 54/ 36/-<br />

XXX 72/,!, 48/-<br />

BXXX .,. 81/- 54/-<br />

XXXX .,. ,., 90/- 60/-<br />

PRICE LIST :-<br />

Eilder· Firkin. • Hogs- Be.rreL lUlder- FIrkin<br />

kin. heo.d. kin.<br />

15/- 7/6 Strong Ale... 108/- 72/- 36/-<br />

18/- 9/- Bitter Ale... 81/- 54/- 27/-<br />

24/- 12/- Double Stout 48/- 24/- 12/-<br />

27/- All.l1.les and Stouts warranted brewed<br />

30/- . 15/- I from malt and hops only.<br />

HERBERT SMITH,<br />

(LATlC JAINlC),<br />

::BOOT ,&<br />

S:&:C>E :L\IJ:.A.:K:EI::R"<br />

6 Broad street, L UDLO-W.<br />

EDWABD P.~TE.R80:N A SON,<br />

TIMBER MERCHANTS, BUILDERS,<br />

<strong>CO</strong>NTRACTORS AND BENDWARE MANUFACTURERS,<br />

Wrekin Saw Mills, WELLINGTON, SALOP.<br />

l!lS~A:BLISRJllD<br />

80 YEARS.<br />

S1lL ~ :IV :El ~ db !SI «» :IV ~<br />

IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN WINES AND SPIRITS,<br />

ACENTS FOR CUlNNESS & <strong>CO</strong>:8 DUBLIN STOUT, AND AllSOPP & SONS' BURTON ALES<br />

. Wellington and Oakengates, Salop.<br />

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18 NW-AM


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<strong>CO</strong>ALBROOKDALE<br />

LI~ITED:J<br />

<strong>CO</strong>~<br />

<strong>CO</strong>ALBROOKDALE IRONWORKS,<br />

NEAR WELLINGTON,<br />

.SHROPSHIRE.<br />

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MANUFACTURERS OF<br />

.BAR IRON AND BOILER PLATIS,<br />

WROUGHT & CAST IRONWORK.<br />

GENERAL<br />

IRON FOUNDERS<br />

SPECIALITIES:<br />

Entranee Gates, Palisading, Baleonies, Garden<br />

, Seats, Fountains, Monumental Ereetions, Grates,<br />

Stoves, Cooking Ranges, Steam Engines, Maehi~<br />

nery, Sugar Pans, and Colonial Artieles generally.<br />

PATTERN BOOKS ON APPLICATION.<br />

ROOFING<br />

TILES.<br />

BRICKS: PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL.<br />

Warehouses:- 82 CASTLE STREET, BRISTOL.<br />

London Show Rooms:-43 & 44 HOLBORN VIADUCT, E.C.<br />

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NW-AM


BIRKENHEAD<br />

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ORGAN WORKS.<br />

WILlIAM AND FRANK HALL,<br />

Organ Builders,<br />

Albion Street, Hamilton Square,<br />

,B:J::R,::EE:E1\7:B:E.4.:I3.<br />

Estimates for Yearly Tunings, Re-building, Cleaning, and every description of<br />

Organ Work.<br />

JOSEPH WALKER,<br />

Merchants' Tailor,<br />

24 Conway Street, BIRKENHEAD.<br />

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Gentlemen favouring with a trial will find a. first-class trade, conducted on principles of the strictest<br />

economy.<br />

MOURNING ORDERS EXECUTED AT A DAY'S NOTICE.<br />

LADIES' JACKETS MADE TO ORDER.<br />

Pryce & Son,<br />

CABINET MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS,<br />

AND CARPET FACTORS,<br />

90, 92 and 94 Hamilton Street,<br />

:El :J: :B,:S:E Br ::B: E A.:0.<br />

Designs and Estimates Submitted for<br />

<strong>CO</strong>MPLETE HOUSE & SHIP FURNISHING.<br />

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FURNITURE PACKED, REMOVED OR WAREHOUSED.<br />

J:STA~~ 1869. B. McKINLEY, EST~ 1S69.<br />

G-E:aTEB,.A.L ::I:tEA.LE~,<br />

10 & J~ GRANGE LANE, BIRKENHEAD.<br />

The higheat euh pliee paid for Ladies' and Gentlemen'. Cast-cif Wearing AppUel, Old Carpets, CnrWns, Books, o!:c. All Orders, by P,oat 01.<br />

~p:omptlYa~to.MO!1eYorcUsta.nce no object. Ladies attended to by ~ MeE1Dley. __<br />

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JOSEPH JONES &CHESWORTH,<br />

AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS,<br />

JrARM STOOl[ SALESJIlEJr j<br />

AND ESTATE AGENTS,<br />

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VALUATIONS AND INVENTORIES AOOURATELY TAKEN!<br />

SALES OF FAT AND STORE CATTLE<br />

HELD AT HOCTON SMITHFIELO, HINDERTON AND MORETON ALTERNATELY WEEKLY.<br />

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ATTENDANCE AT OFFICE, HAY MARKET, BIRKENHEAD,<br />

EVERY TUESDAY FROM II A.M. TO 3 P.M. .<br />

AGENTS TO ROYAL INSURANCE <strong>CO</strong>.<br />

JONES &<br />

FOR ROME<br />

ESTABLISHED 1794.<br />

CARRIAGE<br />

LANGLE-Y,<br />

BUILDERS,<br />

A!m EXPORT.<br />

A. large Stock of Oa.rria.ges sent for<br />

New Special de- Repa.irs from a dis- ~<br />

~ signed Carria.ges tance, undertaken ~<br />

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U1 provements. Re- a.t Special Rates, 103<br />

~ pairs undertaken at also warehoused, ~<br />

fij the lowest possible J.1~~-1r lJ==r==J\~~~===-} and Sold on Com- l:zj<br />

~ rate, to allow ot<br />

careful & judicious .<br />

mission. ~<br />

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execution.<br />

OSWALD ROAD, OSWESTRY.<br />

]B:J::)""i1VA..:lR,DS &<br />

MARBLE &<br />

:J3..A..'V"XES,<br />

STONE" WORKS,<br />

. OPPOSITE QUEEN'S HOTEL, OSWALD RD., OSWESTRY•<br />

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M.:>n=.n:s, Tombs, a.nd Eea.d,to".e; :n Marbl., Granite, and any kbd of :E':ee Stone, molud1na YO~ka~e, Q11ll%1l1a,<br />

"::.d ~ll 10c3.1 stone. DeEiguB SUo ..lied &:1d prices j;1ven for allldncls of Ma.llOXU7. trOll on aprllollotion.<br />

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GEORGE INGRAM MUlRHEAD,<br />

Builder and Contractor,<br />

STATION ROAD, NEWPORT, SALOP.<br />

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PLANS~ SPEOIFIOATIONS AND EBTIMATES PREPARED.<br />

JOHN WARD,<br />

MALTSTER AND BREWER,<br />

SPRINGFIELD BREWERY,<br />

N""E W PORT:;I S...A..LOP_<br />

PRICE LIST.<br />

Per<br />

Per<br />

Ga.llon. .!!he!. llarreL Kll. ~kIp. Ga.lion. .Ilhd. Buret Kll. £!rid:.<br />

X Mild Ale Iod. 45/- 30/- 15/- 7/6 XXXX Strong 1/4 72/- 48/- 24/- 12/0<br />

XX 1/- 54/- 36/- 18/- 9/- BX Very Strong 1/6 81/- 54/- 27/- 13/6<br />

XXX 1/2 63/- 42/- 21/- 10/6 Stout......... 21/- U/-<br />

Table and Haryest Beers from Bd. per gal/on. All Ales and 8touts warranted Brewed from Malt and Hops only.<br />

J _ :B:. N"OON",<br />

ftlBIJI.lL W~~)J fO~BB)I A.IfD ~AWTlll,<br />

STEAM SAWING &. TURNERY WORKS, WATER LANE, NEWPORT, SALOP.<br />

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Hay Rakes, Office, Shop, and Public-house Stools always on hand.<br />

Washing Machine Rollers to order.<br />

Newel Posts, Balusters and<br />

Jobbing, Sawing, and Turning.<br />

.A.B,T~"U:R, T _ ""VV.A.:R,~,<br />

TIMBER (English & Foreign) AND SLATE MERCHANT,<br />

DEPOTS FOR<br />

STEAM·MADE JOINERY, MOULDINGS, &0., AND ALL KINDS OF BUlLDlNC MATERIALS, BLUE BUILDING BRICKS,<br />

ROOFING TIlES, DRAIN PIPES, QUARRIES, CEMENTS, AND PLASTER OF PARIS.<br />

Timber Yard and Office, Station Road, } NEWPORT SALOP<br />

Blue Brick Wharf & Office, Chetwynd End,. , . •<br />

ESTAf&:.>HEDJ GEORGE ALFRED DOODY [ESTAf~HED<br />

(Late GEORGE DOODY),<br />

MALTSTER,ALE&PORTER MERCHANT<br />

AUCTIONEER AND VALUER,<br />

HIGH STREET, NEWPORT, SALOP.<br />

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NW-AM


"Wedals--,,'tlelbourne, 1881; Sydney, 1880; York, 1879; Pans, 1878; Lo1Ul.on, 1874.<br />

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Encaustic, Geometrical, & Ceramic<br />

Mosaic Tiles,<br />

Manufa.ctured of the Fine Jackfl.eld s.nd :Broseley Cla.ys. In Colour and Durability the Tiles ue the best mad...<br />

Reanh Tiles In New Designs, =d In great varlety of enamels: White =d ~oned Tiles: Art ~iles, suitable fOI<br />

an,. Decoration and Period of Style.<br />

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CRAVEN, DUNNILL and <strong>CO</strong>. (Limited),<br />

Jackfield Works, near Ironbridge, Shropshire.<br />

LOXDON OFFICE A..'iD SHOWROOM: 19 MADDOX STREET, REGENT STREET, W.<br />

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Manchester Agency-Mr. E. FAULKNER, 140horlton Terrace, Upper Brook St.<br />

Liverpool Agency'-:'Mr. LEADLEY BROWN, 25 Brown's Buildings.<br />

CHURCH STRETTON<br />

PRIVATE ASYLUM,<br />

FOR GENTLEMEN of the UPPER CLASSES.<br />

References to the Visiting Magistrates and the highest Medical Authorities.<br />

Twelve miles from Shrewsbury. Easy of access by rail from all parts.<br />

Delightfully situated among the Stretton hills.<br />

Apply to WILLIAM HYSLOP, Esq., Proprietor.<br />

Address :--CHURCH 8TRETTON PRIVATE ASYLUM j SALOP.<br />

:JF....£.l'T..._<br />

WHOLESALE AND<br />

6-...lEIltlDOlE8,<br />

RETAIL MANtl'FACT'O'RING<br />

GENERAL AND BUILDERS' IRONMONCER, AND OIL AND PAINT MERCHANT.<br />

HIGH STREET,<br />

IRONBRIDGE, SALOP.<br />

BLASTING POWDER MAGAZINE:-JACKFIELD, Near mONBRIDGE.<br />

Agent for all kinds 01 Blasting and Sportin~ Gunpowders, Fuse and all kinds 01 SportSDlel1'. requisites. All kinde ot Sewing :Machine<br />

kept in atoek. Experienced men kept for all branches of G&Sfitting, Bel1lwlging, Copper, BrllSI, Iron and Tin-plate Working.<br />

J.A.~ES<br />

P.4.G-E,<br />

Severn Brewery, IRONBRIDGE, Salop,<br />

WINE, SPIRIT AND HOP MERCHANTI<br />

MALTSTER AND<br />

BREWER OF SHROPSHIRE ALES.<br />

Agent for D'Arey's C6lebrated DubUn SU?p-1;. and Allsopp's Burton Ales in Casks or Bottles.<br />

Dealer 1n :Bri= and Foreign Cigars.<br />

NEVETT<br />

BRO<strong>THE</strong>RS,<br />

TIMBER MERCHANTS J<br />

_ BUILDERS J<br />

<strong>CO</strong>NTRACTORS J<br />

- AND MONUMENTAL MASONS,<br />

Waterloo Street, IRONBRIDGE, Salop.<br />

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<strong>THE</strong> DUNGE BRICK AND TILE WORKS,<br />

~- BROSELEY, SHROPSHIRE,<br />

ESTABLISHED 1:>11.<br />

GEORGE and FRANCIS DAVIS,<br />

M.A2'.-uFACTURERS OF<br />

SUPERIOR BROSELEY PRESSED AND O<strong>THE</strong>R DE~ORIPTIONSOF<br />

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL<br />

ROOFING TILES<br />

IN VARIOUS <strong>CO</strong>LORS.<br />

RIDGE, FINIALS, HIP, AND VALLEY TILES OF EVERY OES:'RIPTIGN. flOORING AND FIRE-CLAY GOODS.<br />

MALT KILN TILES, <strong>CO</strong>MMON AND SEWERAGE DRAIN PIPES, &c.<br />

JOHN<br />

DOUGHTY,<br />

MANUFA.CTURER OF ALL KINDS OF<br />

3ROSELEY PRESSED ROOFING TILES<br />

FINIALS, CRESTS: HIPS AND VALLEYS,<br />

Flooring Bricks/ and Squares, Garden Border Tiles, &0.<br />

FIRE BRICKS, SQUARES AND BUR8.<br />

..--~~<br />

Address :--JAGKFIELD J Near IRONBR/DGE, SHROPSHIRE<br />

Telegraphic Address :-IRONBRIDGE.<br />

:LVLA.VT & <strong>CO</strong>_JS<br />

flltitUllfit, ~ ~llllt~fri~lll lltllI _lllltllll _ll~il~ Jllll~tllf5,<br />

FOR CHURCHES, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, HALLS, <strong>CO</strong>NSERVATORIES, &G.<br />

GLAZED AND ENAMELLED TILES FOR WALLS AND FIREPLACES; HAND-PAINTED ART TILES AND PLAQUES,<br />

MAJOLICA WARE AND ARCHITECTURAL ENRICHMENTS, PATENT TERRA-GOTIA PLANT MARKERS, &C.<br />

FIRST-CLASS MEDALS AWARDED TO MAW & <strong>CO</strong>.;-<br />

Exhibitions-London, 1882; Dublin, 1865; Oporto, 1865; Paris, 1867; Philadelphia, 1876; Sydney, 1879;<br />

Melbourne, 1880, and numerous others.<br />

Bool:£ of Pat:erns arranged by leading designers of the day, also Speczal ])esigns and Estimates for every J.:ind of<br />

Flvor al~d Watt Tiling,


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T:RrE.A..S"D":R.E & SQm-,<br />

English & Foreign Timber &Mahogang Merohants & Importers J<br />

STEAM SAW AND MOULDING MILLS, WOOD STREET, <strong>CO</strong>TON HILL;<br />

STEAM JOINERY AND TURNING WORKS, 16 CHESTER STREET, SHREWSBURY.<br />

~<br />

English and Foreign Timber converted to any sizes, suitable for Builde~<br />

\Aa. ~g0n Builders, Coach Builders. Cabinet Makers, Wheelwrii'hts &c., &c. ~tes,<br />

HurJles a.nd other requirements for Estate Repairs. Spade Trees l<br />

Hammer R&ndles,<br />

and all kinds of Turned Goods. Special advantages offerea to the Tra.de.<br />

SLATES L"iliD SLATE GOODS supplied direct from the best Quarries in North Wales. CEME1'


EST.l"_:ELJ:SHED ~772<br />

The Shrewsbury Chronicle,<br />

AND SHROPSHIRE AND MONTGOMERYSHmE TIMES,<br />

The <strong>CO</strong>UNTY NEWSPAPER, and LEADING JOURNAL for Shropshire and North Wales,<br />

H<br />

.A.S the most I~FLUE~""TIAL CIRCULATlO:\" in the <strong>CO</strong>U:\"l'Y, and is the PRI:\"CIPAL ORGAX of<br />

SHROPSHIRE and the PRI:\"CIPALIl'Y, and circulates also in the adjoining Counties of Chester,<br />

Stafford, Warwick, Worcester, Hereford, and Radnor.<br />

It is the BEST MEDIU:YI for ADVERTISE~:I:E:\"TS,,ince it is read by the Xobility, Clergy, Gentry,<br />

and the Monied and Trading Interests of the extensi'l"e districts through which it circulates. It has also long<br />

been acknowledged as the O:\"LY RE<strong>CO</strong>GXISED ORGAS of AGRICULTURIS1'S in the <strong>County</strong>.<br />

The surest, if not the most unerring, test of the bona fide character of the circulation of the SIfflEWSBURY<br />

CHRONICLE, as well as of its position in the <strong>County</strong>, and its mlue as an Ad'l"ertising Medium, when compared with<br />

any of its local contemporaries, is to be found in the fact that besides ha"dng a widespread and entensi'l"e postal issue,<br />

it employs TWENTY-SIX NEWSMEX, and is also publi_hed by a large number of Agents. It is also the<br />

LARGEST NEWSPAPER in the <strong>County</strong>, its pages containing from twel.e to twenty columns of news more than an.<br />

other newspaper throughout Shropshire or Montgomeryshire.<br />

•<br />

Subscription Per Year:<br />

Unstamped .•. 10s. 8d. j if paid in advance, 8s. 8d. Stamped, 13s.; if paid in advance, 11s.<br />

PUBLIS!D:D EVERY FRmAY BY <strong>THE</strong><br />

Proprietors: Jno. WA TTON &SON, St. John's Hill, Shrewsbury.<br />

BRIDGEWATER<br />

NW-AM<br />

ARMS,<br />

FAMILY AND <strong>CO</strong>MMERCIAL HOL'EL.<br />

~~"""""'~"'~""""'~,<br />

J. W. LAWRENCE, PROPRIETOR.<br />

Wholesale Wine, Spirit, Ale and Porter r~erchant.<br />

• "1 H .: .=:;=; •••<br />

A few minutes' walk from the Ellesmere Railway Station. Every accommodation for Pic-nic and<br />

Fishing Parties. All Wines and Spirits of the best quality at moderate prices. The Hotel is<br />

near the far-famed Bowling Green, from which the most charming Scenery may be viewed; and<br />

also the splendid Lakes, where the best of Fishing may be obtained.<br />

POSTINC IN All ITS BRANGHES ON <strong>THE</strong> SHORTEST NDTlCE. TENTS AND MARQUEES ON HIRE.<br />

WATER SUPPLY!<br />

w. WDDDlEY WYATT, HYDRAULIC AND GENERAL ENGINEER.<br />

WAYLAND VILLAS, WHITCHURCH, SALOP.<br />

OFFICE:-OLD TOWN HALL, WHITCHURGH.<br />

WORKS AT WAY MILL.<br />

Designs a.nd Estimata given tor Wa~ Supply tor Mansiots,F=, Villages, &C. Hydraulic Roms and all kinds ot Ptunping Machinery<br />

made to order. Hard "'ater made soft by .. simple and ine>:pensiY8 p:ocess.<br />

Welshpool Coffee House & Temperance Hotel,<br />

47 HIGH srrREET, WELSHPOOL.<br />

Mr. G. M. SMITH, Manager.<br />

Visitors will find every Accommodation. An Ordinary on Market and Fair Days.<br />

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RICHD. WILSON,<br />

BREWER OF PALE, MILD AND STRONG ALES J<br />

.Aa ...... 1eI::aI"8.e..~<br />

CASTLE BREWERY, BRIDG<strong>NORTH</strong>, SHROPSHIRE•<br />

. ... -<br />

Agents: Wm. BENNETT, Mardol Quay, SHREWSBURY.<br />

" Thos. B. WILSON, Tontine Hotel, IRONBRIDGE.<br />

" Wm. TURTON, Mill Street, KIDDERMINSTER.·<br />

" JOSEPH <strong>CO</strong>RBETT, Trench, WELLINGTON.<br />

WILLIAlVI<br />

BATE,<br />

Builder and Contractor,<br />

DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF<br />

BUILDING MATERIALS, BROSELEY ROOFING TILES, YORK STONE FLAGS, AND<br />

BANGOR AND O<strong>THE</strong>R SLATES.<br />

Portland and Parian Cements, Plaster of Paris, Agricultural Drain Pipes, and all ~ds of<br />

Sanitary Glazed Socket Pipes, Water Closet Pans, &c., &c.<br />

Yard & W orkshops-U nderhill Street, & Office-Whitburn Street,<br />

BRIDG<strong>NORTH</strong>~ SHROPSHIRE"<br />

RICHARD HEAD, BUILDER, &0.,<br />

WHOLESALE &RETAIL ENGLISH &FOREIGN TIMBER MERCHANT,<br />

And Dealerin Brick-kiln Goods, Cement, Plaster, Socket Pipes, &c.<br />

44 WHITBURN STREET, BRIDG<strong>NORTH</strong>.<br />

~ ~t' /& ']Ni( (if'{ ~ 'jj\,nr 'n,m' U1 ~ fIt'iJ ifJ' /k, 'ffi'<br />

~ '0/;0// A.ili.l ~Umm~~UJll,&~<br />

HIGH STREET, BRIDC<strong>NORTH</strong>, SHROPSHIRE,<br />

EDWARD MORRALL,<br />

Proprietor.<br />

Visitors will find every Accommodation at this Old-established Hous&.<br />

.AN ORDINARY ON MARKET AND FAIR DAYS.<br />

-reNDeR PRICE & SON,<br />

BUILDERS, <strong>CO</strong>NTRA.CTORS A.ND TIMBER MERCHANTS,<br />

Dealers in all kinds of Building Materials, Lime, Coal,<br />

Corn, &c.,<br />

;1<br />

I<br />

II<br />

I,.<br />

1,<br />

no<br />

1!MI: I 1W" ~ v:It' lE .fii~ L lE W"', .=-...p~<br />

S<br />

JO:El:N" G-ET~:l:N", ,<br />

BUILDER AND <strong>CO</strong>NTRACTOR,<br />

Steam Saw Mill! Join.9ry Works, and Depot for the Sale of Building Materla/s}<br />

New<br />

Street, Frankwell, SHREWSBURY.<br />

.- - -C=lE=>--<br />

DESIGNS, ESTIMATES AND VALUATIONS FURNISHED FOR ALL KINDS OF BUILDING W~RK.<br />

27 NW-AM


<strong>CO</strong>W LANE BRIDGE, CHESTER.<br />

-,. ....<br />

R. & W. LAMB,<br />

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN<br />

PENRHYN It, O<strong>THE</strong>R WELSH SLATES<br />

. Fir~ Bricks, Staffordshire and Welsh Building and<br />

PaVIng BrIcks, Flooring, Roofing, and Ridging Tiles, Chimney<br />

Tops, Glazed Socket and Field Drain Pipes.<br />

BEST ROMAN, PORTLAND & KEENE'S CEMENTS, PLASTER OF PARIS, LATHS,<br />

HAIR, LIME, &c., &c. .<br />

KING'S HEAD HOTEL,<br />

T. A. LAMBERT, Proprietor<br />

(Late of Btar Hotel, Hold),<br />

HOLYWELL, N()RTH WALES.<br />

TIn: Proprietor begs to intimate that this Hotel is in close pro:rimity to the celebrated St. Winifred's Well,<br />

which is visited by ma.ny of the .Aristocracy of the Country during the Summer Months. Families will find<br />

eTery coliTenience and comfort, also with every attendance to Commercial Gentlemen. .<br />

.A large and commodious Coffee Room, with Drawing Room adjoining. Good Bath Room. Spacious<br />

Billiard Room and Smolcing Room.<br />

The Proprietor runs OmnibUlles for the convenience of the public in general, meeting the principal trains,<br />

of which he has the sole right as Parcels .Agent for the London &; North Western Railway Co.<br />

POSTING IN ALL ITS<br />

BRANCHES.<br />

v1.~ent for the Oelebrated Buthin Soda Water Co. .I1.lso .d.J!ent for the GQmmercia"l<br />

Union Assurance Co.<br />

TEN <strong>CO</strong>AL EXCHANGE <strong>CO</strong>AL <strong>CO</strong>.<br />

Coal, Cannel, Brick & Slate Proprietors.<br />

<strong>CO</strong>AL AT .OOLLIERY PRIOES.<br />

Business Policy:-A good article at the Lowest Possible Price and prompt payment.<br />

URIAS EROMLEY, Managing Director.<br />

The Company supply at any Statiens on the lo~don and North Western, Midland, and<br />

Great Western RaIlways.<br />

NW-AM<br />

ORDERS TO BE SENT TO NO. EO <strong>CO</strong>AL EXCHANCE, CHESTER.<br />

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• J. C.EDWARDS,<br />

MANUFACTURER OF<br />

1. :•. '~ e 'e~<br />

_[oulded &Ornamental Brickwork<br />

~........-.. ...<br />

~<br />

as used at Hove 'I!own Ra.ll, Reading 'I!own Hall, BedfoTd Shire Hall, Eaton Hall, "Guardian"<br />

01llce, Manchester, and other important Bu1lcihlgs.<br />

ORNAMENTAL RmGE TILES, FINIALS t and TERMINALS. :NEW DESIGNS.<br />

1 1 PATENT MACHINE·MADE ana PRESSED ROOFING TILES.<br />

~ditrer from the Broseley and other Manufactures, in that they are of a special and peculiar colour, and they can be had pr"""",<br />

mto such a close deDse snbstance that they will not vegetate. Xheir sale is rapidly increasing i


<strong>THE</strong> BELLE VUE· HOTEL,<br />

Trefriw, North Wales.<br />

T. DUTTON, PROPRIETOR.<br />

The above is a First-class Hotel for VISITORS ana TOURISTS. Gooa Fishing, ~c.<br />

A. Stwaner rll/ns daily from Conway all/ring the Season.<br />

Trejriw is a cha;17lung spot on the banks of the Conway.<br />

r.:JI:'IlllJl::lE<br />

HIGH SCHOOL,<br />

DENBIGH, N.<br />

PRINCIPAL, J. E. BLOCK, M.R.e.p.<br />

Boarders ..<br />

Day Boys (over 12) ..<br />

Day Boys (under 12)<br />

--:0:--<br />

WALES.<br />

SE<strong>CO</strong>ND MASTER, E. W. SHEPHERD, RA.<br />

--:0: .<br />

Sixty Guineas per Annum.<br />

Twelve Guineas "<br />

Eight Guineas "<br />

JONES & HUGHES,<br />

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN TIMBER MERCHANTS,<br />

DEE SIDE STEAM SAW MILLS,<br />

<strong>CO</strong>RWEN, <strong>NORTH</strong> WALES.<br />

Cart -and Lorry Shafts, Spokes, Felloes, Naves, &c., supplied<br />

Wholesale to the Trade. Scantling of all description<br />

Cut to Order.<br />

DWYGYFYLGHI HOTEL, PENIAENIA.WR<br />

(at the foot of the Fair.V Glen and Sychnant Pass).<br />

--'-0'--<br />

THOMAS LAWSON, PROPRIETOR.<br />

ai1i'F Private Apartments.<br />

--0---<br />

Tourists & Commercial Gentlemen will find good accommodation at the above Hotel<br />

p = 8/; ::a::. LE"":J:S,<br />

TIMBER IMPORTERS AND STEAM SAW MILLS,<br />

<strong>CO</strong>NWAY, North "Wales.<br />

ALL BUILDING TIMBER IMPORTED DIRECT TO <strong>CO</strong>NWAY, AND FOR WHICH ESTIMATES WILL 8E GIVEN.<br />

CARRIAGE PAID TO ALMOST ALL STATIONS.<br />

NW-AM<br />

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SlVIITHBRO<strong>THE</strong>RS,<br />

Builders and Contractors,<br />

PLUMBERS, GASFITTERS, PAINTERS AND DE<strong>CO</strong>RATORS,<br />

<strong>CO</strong>AL MERCHANTS,<br />

AND PROPRIETORS OF <strong>THE</strong> MARKET HALL,<br />

HOYLAKE, CHESHIRE.<br />

1<br />

Agents for Yorkshire Flags, Kerbs and Channel Stones, Sets and<br />

Limestone Chips.<br />

JEstimates for H5pbaIt 1llIlalks, 8.,.<br />

A~ents<br />

for P. J ardine, Flag and Stone Quarry, Holy'Well.<br />

JAMES SHAYLER 5<br />

Draper, Hosier, and Stocking Manufacturer,<br />

]lIarket Street, HOYLAKE.<br />

ADVANTAGES TO CUSTOMERS :--Our Stockings can be<br />

re-footed for 4td., also can put double knees and heels if<br />

required. Boys' Jersey Suits knit to any colour. All the<br />

best makes of Wools kept in stock. Ladies' own Wool<br />

Knitted up. Gentlemen's, Ladies' and Children's Hose<br />

made from Silks, Cottons, and all otherWools and jM:erino~.<br />

~ SAMPLE STOCKING SENT TO ANY CUSTOMER OM ApPLICATION BY POST CARD<br />

OR LETTER.<br />

The Dee First-class Hotel<br />

(OPPOSITE <strong>THE</strong> RAILWAY STATION),<br />

GRANGE ROAD, WEST KIRBY.<br />

No Intoxicants.<br />

Gill<br />

•• •<br />

PROPRIETOR - - - - - T. JACKSON.<br />

-<br />

ESTABLISoHED 1840. JESSE BIRD, ESTABLIS~ED 1840.<br />

DARRIER AND FURNITURE REMOVER,<br />

MARKET STREET, HOYLAKE.<br />

Families' Luggage and Parcels forwarded daily to all parts.<br />

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Manufacturers' Diagrams, Specifications, Designs,<br />

Drawings, and Priee Lists<br />

DONE by a NE"W PROCESS, EI<strong>THE</strong>R on WOOD or STONE,<br />

AT ONE-THIRD OF <strong>THE</strong> OLD <strong>CO</strong>ST.<br />

-... --<br />

C~EA.PEST CB; BEST<br />

~rinttr anb'" ~!tO'unt ~llnk ~anufatfurtr<br />

IN ENGLAND,<br />

ALL MAGAZINES and PERIODICALS BOUND & LETTERED from Ilid. each.<br />

PACKING PAPERS, SAMPLINGS, AND CHEMICAL FILTERINGS.<br />

Sample Bags-Linen and Paper, Sample Boxes and Bottles,<br />

and Twines of all makes.<br />

DIE SJNKING AND STAMPING, GOLD, SILVER, AND <strong>CO</strong>LORS.<br />

INDIA-<strong>RUBBER</strong> STAMPS, w-arranted to last 26 Years.<br />

l/ IRWELL PBNS "-Ready Writers! Base and Oomfort on any Paper! Is. 6d. per Gross.<br />

~ BEFORE ORDERIKG ELSEWHERE, GET My QUOTA.TIONS. ~<br />

... to: •<br />

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Irwell Ohambers, Fazakerley Street (°:':0 ~~~~),<br />

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TU-OR: &<br />

LJ:JIIl:J:'rED,<br />

Jn~ia lRubber ManufacturerS t<br />

Will be pleased to submit quotations for all descriptions of<br />

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ASBESTOS GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.<br />

SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF<br />

TUCK'S PATENT STEAM PACKING:<br />

Eoch length of which 1s St:>mped with their :Registered Trade U:>.rk.<br />

<strong>CO</strong>NTRACTORS TO <strong>THE</strong> ADMrR.!.LTY AND FOREIGN GOVER~DIEXTS.<br />

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ll.CCount of the completeness of its Shipping Li.$ts and stlllillll1ries of News, circulates in all parts of th


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TESTIMONIAL,<br />

o<br />

LiverpOttl,<br />

June 26th, 1869.<br />

"There is nothing<br />

in this 'DRY SOAP'<br />

that will injure the<br />

fabric on which it<br />

may be used."<br />

SHERIDAN MUSPRAT, M.D.<br />

0071. of Ohemistry•<br />

TESTIMONIAL,'<br />

o<br />

8aflk Moer Laundry,<br />

Belfast.<br />

"1 have tested<br />

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in various ways, and<br />

~ find it is the Best Soap<br />

i 1have ever used."<br />

Yours truly,<br />

WM. M1EAR.<br />

..a.. L 'IN'"A."Y"is "D"S ::El<br />

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FOR W ASHING EVERYTHING.<br />

Used in the U Queen's Laundry" for ouer Three Yeats6<br />

AWARDED <strong>THE</strong> CRAND <strong>CO</strong>LD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. <strong>THE</strong> HIOHEST AWARD,<br />

MANCHESTER, 1880, FOR QUALITY.<br />

DARDY<br />

& WILLIA.II.'<br />

IRON & TINPLATE ;.}fERCHANTS & METAL BROKERS; ,<br />

AGENTS FOR<br />

The Siemens' Patent Gas Light Co. Limited,<br />

M.ilirUFACTURERS OF<br />

<strong>THE</strong> SIEMENS' PATENT GAS BURNER<br />

Superseding the Electric Light.<br />

OFFICE: 23 OLD HALL STREET, LIVERPOOL.<br />

Cl • ~.<br />

HIGHFIELD SCHOOL<br />

JR,OC:EE: FEB,:R,"T",<br />

NEAR BIRKENHEAD, ON <strong>THE</strong> BIRKENHEAD AND CHESTER LINE•<br />

~~o_~<br />

33<br />

K~A8l~<br />

late Scholar of Trinity College, Oxford, .. and Assistant Master at Exeter School.<br />

:Boarders<br />

Day Boys, over 12<br />

Day Boys, under 12<br />

[)<br />

•••<br />

TERJY.I:S:-<br />

80 Guineas per Annum.<br />

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fHE "<strong>NORTH</strong> WALES CHRONICLE"<br />

Oldest Established and Best Paper in North Wales,<br />

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY<br />

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ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED IN ALL <strong>THE</strong> LONDON AND PROVINCIAL NEWSPAPERS.<br />

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And List of Visitors for Llandudno, Colwyn Bay, Bettws-y-Coed, Conway, Penmaenmawr, Llanfairfechan,<br />

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Bethel~J.Thomas E~enezer-W.Willisms Llsnddulas-J. W~s Rbymlley-Mrs.Evans<br />

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Briton Ferry-D. L. JOI105 Fostiniog-ElIis Roberts Llal,wrtyd-!l!rs. Thomas, P.O. Rhiwbrytdlr-W Jones<br />

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Dr. J. GOLtIS BROWNE'S<br />

ORODYlh_<br />

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TRADE ~~ MARK· ~<br />

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CHLORODYNE is a liquid, taken in drops.<br />

It invariably relieves pain of<br />

whatever kind; creates a calm, refreshing sleep; allays irritation of the<br />

nnvous system when all' other renwdies fail; leaving no bad effects like opium<br />

or laudanum; and can be taken when no other medicine can be tolerated.<br />

Its value in saving life in infancy is not easily estimated.,-a few drops will<br />

subdue the irritation of Teething, prevent and arrest Convulsions, cure<br />

Whooping Cough, Spasms, and Flatus at once.<br />

Among invalids, it allays the pain of Neuralgia, Rheumatism,<br />

Gout, &c. It soothes the weary achings of .. Consumption, relieves<br />

the soreness of the Chest, Cough, and Expectoration, and cures all<br />

Chest Affections; such as Asthma, Bronchitis, Palpitation,<br />

&c. It checks Diarrhcea, Alvine Discharges, or Spasms,<br />

and Colics of the Intestines, &c.<br />

The extensive demand for this remedy, known as Dr. J.<strong>CO</strong>LLIS<br />

BnowNE's CHLORODYNE, by the Medical Profession, Hospitals, Dispensaries­<br />

Civil, Military, and Naval-and Families, especially guarantees that this<br />

statement of its extreme importance and value is a bona fide one, and worthy<br />

of the attention of all.<br />

CAUTION.-Always ask for "Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlol"odyne," and bewar.e .---'<br />

of spurious compounds or imitations. Dr. Browne placed the Recipe for ~.,­<br />

making "Chlorodyne" in the hands ,of Mr. Davenport ONLY; consequently<br />

there can -be no other Manufacturer. The genuine bears the<br />

words, "Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne," on the Government Stamp<br />

of each bottle.<br />

The following is an extract frOln {ne decision of the Vice-Chancellor in the late (JJtlorodyne<br />

Chancery suit-BROWNE & DAVENPORT v. Fm:E)IAN;-Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood stated<br />

:awt Dr. J. OOllis.Browne was undoubtedly the Inventor of Chlorodyne, that th.e statements of<br />

the defendant F"eeman were del£berqtely untrue, andh.e regretted to Bay that they had been<br />

sworn to. Eminent Hospital Physicians of London stated that Dr. J. Collis Browne was the<br />

discoverer of Chlorodyne; that thelJ prescribe it largely, and mean 1/0 other than Dr. Browne'8.<br />

'-See <strong>THE</strong> TI~ES, July 13th, 1864. ,<br />

Sold in :Bottles at Is. l~d., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. .Sole Manufacturer,<br />

t<br />

J. T. DAVENPORT,<br />

I 38 and 84, GREAT RUSSELL STREET, BLOOMSBURY SQUARE, LONDON.<br />

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EarlRu~sell has ~ciouslyfavoured J. T. Davenport with the following:-"Extract of a despatch from<br />

:Mr. Webb, liB.M. Consul at 1\Ianilla, dated Sept. 17, 1864.<br />

. .. , The remedy most efficacioUs in its effects (in Epidemic Cholera) has been found to be Cm.ORODYXE,<br />

and with a small quantity given to me by Dr. Burke I have sa:ved se,-erallives.'''<br />

,. ,. Earl Russell communicated to the College of Physicians that he had received a despatch from<br />

Her 1\fajesty's Consul at 1\Ianilla to the effect that Cholera has been raging fearfully, and that the O::\LY<br />

remedy of any service was CHLORODYXE.-See Lancet, Dec. 31, 1864.<br />

Extracts/rom the GID.'"ERAL BOARD OF HEALTH, LO~"D01\, as to its efficacy in Cholera.<br />

1st Sta"e or Premonitory.-In this stage the remedy acts as a charm, one dose generally sufficient.<br />

2nd S~e, or that of Vomiting and Purging.-In thts stage the remedy possesses great power, more<br />

than any other we are acquainted with, two or three doses being sufficient.<br />

3rd Sta"'e, or Collapse. -In aU cases restoring the Pulse. So strongly are we convinced of the immense<br />

value of this/-AM<br />

From J. lI'GmGoR CROFT, M.D., M.R.C.P., London, !ate Staff-Surgeon to IT.M.F.<br />

•<br />

No-;;"mber 26, 1859. i j<br />

Sm,-After prescribing Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne for the last three years, in severe cases of ' Neuralgia and-Tic-Douloureux, I feel that I am in a position to testify to its valuable effects. Really, in \ 1<br />

some eases it acted as a charm, when all other means had failed. Without being asked for this report, I \. I<br />

must come forward and state my candid opinion that it is a most valuable medicine, and I have recom- . l '1'<br />

mended several chemists in this neighbourhood not to be without it for prescriptions.<br />

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From JSO. E. GOULSTO!\'"E, :!ILD., late Pri-n-c-ip-a-l Surgeon to the Steam Ship Great Eastern.<br />

I can confidently state that Chlorodyne is an admira';le Sc>dati,e and Anti-spasmodic, having used it in<br />

Nem-algi::, Hystel'ia,. 4sthma, and Consu~ption, with .emarkably fa,ourable results. It relieved a. fit of .•.... ".',~<br />

Asthma m four mmutes, where the patlent had suffered eleven ,ears iu a. most distressing manner, no<br />

previous remedy having had so immediate and ben_e_fi_ci_a_l~ effect. - i' ';1<br />

From DR. B. J. BOULTON & <strong>CO</strong>., Horncastle.<br />

We ha,e made pretty extensive use of Chlorodyne in our practice latc!y, and look upon it as an . ('1'1<br />

excellent direct Sedative and Anti-spasmodic. It seems to allay p~tin and irritation in whatever organ, and j" ;'<br />

from. whate,er cause. It ~nduces a feeliug of comfort and quietude not obtainable by any other remedy, {\.'. :,.'­<br />

and lt seems to pos,sess thlS great advantage over all other Sedatives, that it leaves no unpleasant aftereffects.<br />

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India Rubber Goods,<br />

WATERPROOF FABRICS & GARMENTS,<br />

OAltlUAGE RUGS, KNlllE WRAPPERS, KNAPSACKS, SADDLE :BAGS, GUN <strong>CO</strong>VERS. FISHING ~OUSERS,<br />

STOCKINGS-:BOOTS AND :BAGS.<br />

AIR AND WA'rER :BEDS, PILLOWS, OUSmONS, :BOTTLES. &:e.<br />

LIFE :BELTS, SWIMMING <strong>CO</strong>LLARS, PORT~LE:BATHS, GAS :BAGS.<br />

CART· AND WAGON SHEETS, HORSE <strong>CO</strong>VERS,<br />

:BOBBE STOOKINGS-:BOOTS AND KNEE OAPS.<br />

HOSPITAL, S11:RGICAL, AND DOMESTIO ARTICLES.<br />

MILITARY AND NAVAL EQUIPMENTS,<br />

PONTOONS, :BOATS AND CANOES.<br />

~YING:BALLS IN GBEA.'r VAlUEorY.<br />

ELASTIC :BANDS, STATIONERn' ERASING RU9:BER.<br />

TO:BAO<strong>CO</strong> POUCHES Alm :BAGS.<br />

VULCANIZED SHEET <strong>RUBBER</strong>,<br />

HOSE PIPE. 'l!11:BING, VALVES, WASBEBS, BINGS.<br />

BUFFER AND BEARING SPRINGS,<br />

:BELTING OB DRIVING :BANDS, <strong>CO</strong>lU>, PACKING,<br />

AND ALL MECHANICAL APPLIANCES.<br />

OBEWCAL AND DYEHOUSE ARTICLES, HAT PRESSING :BAGS, ARTIFICIAL LEA<strong>THE</strong>R, OB CAlU><br />

OLOTH, PRIN'rEBS' :BLANKETS.<br />

FIN'"E C"U'T. SE:EIDT R"'UEB~B:J<br />

INPIA <strong>RUBBER</strong> THREAD FOR ELASTIC WEBS.<br />

B11:B:BEB SOLES POB :BOOTS AND SHOES.<br />

INDIA R11:B:BER MATS, &:e.<br />

WholesaleWarehouse: 19 St. BrideSt., Ludgate Cireus, London, E. C.<br />

Works and Warehouse: Cambridge St., Oxford St., Manchester


PRIZE MEDALS WERE CAINED BY HIM AT CHESTER IN. 1866, AND AT ABERYSTWYTH IN 1865,<br />

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JOHN MEYRIOK JONES,<br />

lIBYRICI[ IIOUlm~<br />

Sole Prize Medal<br />

~ Merionethshire,<br />

Holder in Dolgelley and<br />

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FOR <strong>THE</strong> -BEST,WELSH-rWEEDS AND LINSEYS.<br />

DO)l~GELLmYj<br />

HA.VING gainedeeIebrity for his glmuine Hand·Loom Welsh Webs and Welsh-Tweed Cloths. has lat.el~~~~extended<br />

his business. and is now prepared to supply Hand.loom Welsh Fabrics. consistin~ of Tweed Cloth, Cloth.<br />

Flannels. Webs, L1nseys. and Welsh Whittle Shawls. in various colours. . _<br />

Mr. Joues personally superintends the manufacture at h!s own Mills. from pure Mountain Wool ut ~Ia~ufucture';'" priceg. !JI,r<br />

below those charged for iuferior articles usnally sold as "Welsh" b)' En~li,ll ~hnn!Actnrers.<br />

-Clothing made from these materials are worn by the ~obility 3.11i Gentry for Shootbg~Fishin':, Cricketillg, and. Tra:velling, &c., and<br />

being entirely ManufactUred of Pure Moun-=a.tn Wools without intermh:ture, will be found very durable.<br />

J:3" Wholesale and lletsil Orde:tS m;eouted at the shortest notice. Cash or reference expectod with all new Orders.<br />

Welsh Wynnstay Shooting Cloth, 2s. per yard. Cloth for Fishing Suits. 2s.6d. per yard. Very superior Tweed<br />

Cloth at45. 8d. per yard. Flv. per cent discount 10r Cash. . '. '- -<br />

Patterns sont free perpost on applieation to Mr. John Meyrick Jones. MeyriCkHouse. Dolgelley.<br />

Mr. Jones respectfully cautions his customers against unprincipled persons who are in thil habIt ~ttakin~ the first opportunity of<br />

sending spurious patterns of F1annels andTlVeeds, which are not" Welsh," and thus causing disappointment, as he iq the only maker in<br />

DoJgelley or the Countv of MerioIleth who has obtsined Pnze Medals for thesefavourite WeL~ Goods.<br />

LEWIS WILLIAMS,<br />

AUCTIONEER AND VALU.Elt,<br />

AOOOUNTAN~ ESTATE AND HOUSE AGENT,<br />

<strong>NORTH</strong> DOLGELLY, WALES.<br />

Agent for the Alliance and Provincial Fire and Life Insurance Offices; also the<br />

Railway and General Accident Assurance Company.<br />

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HAND HOTEL,<br />

FAMILY, <strong>CO</strong>MMERCIAL AND POST.ING<br />

HOUSE,<br />

Cl :a: :J: ~ :EE: ,<br />

E. GRIFFITH, PJrojxJ'"£etor.<br />

FIRST-CLASS FISHING ON <strong>THE</strong> DEE AND CEIRIOG.<br />

The. Hand Hotel is within five minutes' walk of the Railway Station, and<br />

affords first-class' accommodation for Familes, Tourists and Gentlemen.

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