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..- ._. _ . ... , . .. . 312 THE PRESS. [SATURDA Y, JULY 30, 1853. T" QUARTERLY REV lEW, No. SOYER'S PANT ROPHEAN" DuiTISH BENEFICENT INSTITUTION, CLXXX.V., is just published. will shortly be published by r affording Annuities of 1130 to the Widows sad Orphan SIIiPICIN, MORSUALL, and Co., stationene-hall-court. Daughtere of Gentlemen who have moved in superiorffociety. CONTiNTS: 1. IRELAND, BY THE FOUR MASTERS. The NEXT ELECTION will be held on the THIRD WED- This day is published, price 6e., NESDAY in OCTOBER. Ladies must apply for their Nonillio n. HAXTHAUSEN ON RUSSIA. 0 W AN D 111. COMPARATIVE ANATOMY-PROFESSOR OWEN. N T II E N. non Papere two months previously. IV. ECCLESIASTICAT. FORGERIES. By SAMUEL WARREN, D.C.L. 1.'.1t.5. Donations and Subeeriptious thankfully received by Messrs. V. AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SIONOR RUFFIN!. A New Edition, in (cap. Sete, uniform with ti ' se latest Editions of Strut:llan, Paul, and Bates, Strand ; and by VI. COUNT FICQUELMONT ON FOREIGN POLICY. 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Dieters, Philanthropist's, Ptaitichunt, Poets, Preachers, Savants, Statosmen, Travellers, Warriors, de., de. of the Last Jacobite Deem- Mr. Beetleunt Brown and his motion American Tour Napoleon Bonaparte, Sir nude The Navy of France. Second. son Lowe, and Dr. O'Meara Paper. e:4linburgh ...... 9.0 ..m. King . ..cros. For partieulant as to intermediate stoppages, de., references may be made to the handbills, which can be had ou application at the Stations on the York - British, York, Newcastle and Bet , and Great Northern lines. and and Edinburgh--Fares: fi rst class, 775. 6d.; second 565. 6d. By order, SEYMOUR CLARKE, General Manager. Company's Offices King's-cross Station, DAvin Bonet:, Fleet-street. ___._____________ MB. ALBERT WITH'S NEW WORE Now ready, post svo., 10e. Gd. cloth, Loudon, 'July 19, 1853. T HE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY My First Nights the Jungle Nero. A Pieture, T HE STORY OF M ONT BL ANC COMPANY. ..'• Memoir of Jame Hardman Emily Orford. Part 11. By ALBERT SMITH. Hotel and Refreshment Rooms at Lincoln. . • ' T 1 London: join, W. puti_ ma ilild SON. West straiAte Demon Chain What is the Indian Question ? Illustrated with numerous Engravings by _illnKET FOSTER. The Directors are prepared to let on Lease, for a Term to be I i ßy the saute Author, agreed upon, the Great Northern Railway HOTEL, and TA:- and S'fABLING belonging thereto, and the REFRESHMENT it Ti L i. ..l , ,, ) thictti,N.4.11,..4 ft E ir NO AL N I . I N I t U is S:!: , A MONTH AT CONSTAN'fINOPLE. ROOMS, within the Lincoln Station, at present occupied by Mr. : THeol::itainAsThird Edition, leap., ss. cloth, .Itilin Moyes. STEEL, from Pictures in the Yenta) , " GALLI/la :- "The Fiery n"I D 11°41.100t•itreet. The Hotel contains about Thirty-five Bedrooms, Eight Sitting -. Vuntace," after G. Jones, ILA. ; "The Watering•Plote," after rooms, large Coffee-room, Cotnmerciod•roout, Billiarti.rotne, 4 I Just published , 2s. &I. cloth, S. 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Among the literary rontents will be found :-"The Progress London: Ginolkin BELL, 156, Ileel-otreet- Edinburgh : lt. The clay of Lincoln is distant ftom . King's -cross, , Loudon, by of Photography," by Professor Hunt ; " Dress , • Fine Art," . GRANT . and W__2.-_----- Rail, 135 miles; is a } irst-class Station, at which Express and by Mrs. Merrifield; " 'lite Cardinal's Picture, by Tintorelloe all tither Trains stop. " Goldeusiths' Hall," by E. Hall, F.M.A.• " Taylor's Lift. of OONTIN ENTAL EXPRESS ► PARCELS An arrangement can be made fur transferring to the incoming Hayden Drawings at "'lore House ;" " The V AGENCY. -Samples of all kinds, books, papers, and tomtit ut a valuation the handsome designed funnture, plate, Art-Entertalutuents at the Mansion House," tte. stock of wine, horses, 'and carriages • and possession can be ob. articles for private use sent daily, and, by special arrangement, T • Published by O. 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Its YOUTHS, to LEARN a light, genteel, and lucrative BUSINESS, the Sta t ion, the Station, Ecclesiastical Intelligence supplies a List of Clerical scant which they will easily acquire in a few months, end enable them at per Ton. at per Ton. with the name of the Patron and value of each I.iving. It ewe found f r om Ono. per week and upwards. Consuutt eutployment ----- tains like usual Naval and Military Garrotter; and in the General for them. A weekly salary will be given during their articles. From the County of Durham. News will be found an amount of Vacaucies in Railways and Aswan premi required.-Address, by letter only, enclosing HOUSE COALS, BEST QUALITY. s. d. s. d. , Dockyards, and all the great Incorporated Companies.-0111m, to J fie 48 Admiral-terrace Vauxhall-bridge-road c ''' ' ' . Pease and Partner's, Adelaide T 6, Catherine-street, Strand. Hume c(___L_._______.________.-- w a ll a E n d, screened lll 6 21 0 1 . 1 From Yorkshire. 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Beyond live wiles from this Station, is. per ton per mile extra. The only °dices for Coals by the Great Northern Railway are within this Station, and care should be taken to address orders to Mr. Child, Sole Agent for the sale of Coals consigned to the King's-cross Station, or to the Secretar M y. By order, J. B. ONATT, Secretary. King's-cross Station, London, July 21, Md. UNVELOPE PAPER.— This Paper super ) setles the separate use of an Envelope ; admits of three clear rages for Correspondence, each measuring 31 by 8 inches, and identities the contents with the address and post-mark. Super line Cream-laid, Blue-laid, or flue Wove, at 95. 6d. per resin, self-sealing, and perfectly tiecretive.—F. W. RALPH, Mond* , liver, 36, Throgmorton-t treet, }lank. THE ONLY HARMLESS APERIENT.- REIN'S DOUBLE.ACTION FOUNTAIN, producing a continual stream without the intrisluction of air. A little water will give instantaneoua relief in eigoes of obstructiona—it is its own reservoir—mm be carried in the pocket ready for use to the most convenient places. Also, Reins impmved Railway Con. venlence, for travellers and invalids, adapted for ladies and gee atmnr Rein attends on Ladies at their residences. and home. To be had only of the inventor and maker, Who manu factures every mechanical assistance for infirmities, F. C.ltals, WO. `Arita, nearly opposite Exeter-hall. - DININtEus rtll \ llSl,tiAlt is far su it per to Eau de Cologne, as it refreshing snit tonic lotion for the toilet or Ina, s reviving scent. and a powerfol disinfectant for apartments and sick-rooms. Its n 1111 l enms useful and sani tary properties render it an indispensable requisite in all families. Price 2s. 6d. and ris.; sold by all l'erftniters and Chemists ; and by P. RISME'.. 39, tierrard-street , Soho. London. . *** Be sure toaak for " Minuet's," as there are many counterfeits. DEAFNESS. —The only med al awarded at 1.7 the Great Exhibition of 18.51 (for Acoustic Instrtunents) was to F. C. REIN, for his new ACOUSTIC INSTRUMENTS for the DEAF. They are made of different power, to suit ex treme and every degree of Deafness. To be procured only of the sole inventor and maker, F. C. Rein,loo, Strand, Dearly opposite Exeter-hall, where the Instrmuent can be tried, sad numerous testimonials seen , ansongst many one from the Right Hun. Sir John Patteson, one of her Majesty's Privy ConneUlors. -- London : Minted and Published at 110. Strand, in the Precinct of the Savor, in the County of Middlesex, by ALFRED Iva, Printer and Publisher, of 17, Bedford-street, Coventegardas. at 110, Strand, aforesaid, on f-taturday, the 30th day of Jul,. 1843. iiFORD'S EUREKA SHIRTS, 38, I POULTRY." Gentlemen cannot ensure to themselves in the matter of Shirts that perfection of fit for which the EUREKA SHIRTS are so eminently celebrated unless they are careful to ascertain that the above words are stamped inside the collar-band. No. 3S. Poultry. is 17 doors from the Bank of England, the sole depot for these unrivalled Shirts, their sale by say Hosiers or Drapers elsewhere being unauthorised. Ist quality, 6 fur 405.; 2nd quality. 0 for 30s. Lists of prices, and instructions for me asurement, post free; and patterns of the am coloured skirtings tree on receipt of six stamp*. RICHARD FORD ,al4 Poultry, Lone*. 1.1 \DER ROYAL PATRONAGE. 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