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GEORGE CIIA.MBERS, General Manager.
LAW Lirt ASSURANCE.
Law Life Assurance Once, Fleet•street, London,
• .11 A' 1 ...I May 24th, 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given that, iu couforraity with the provi•
sions of the Deed of Settlement, A GENSRAL MEE 11 SG of
Proprietors will be held at the Society's Once, lieet-etreet,
London, on TUESDAY. the 34th day of June neat, at Twelve
o'Olock at Soon precisely, to elect a Director in the room of
William Chishoium., haq.,
_deceased; to elect live other Directors
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will be proposed fur re election; and also for general purposes.
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W 11.1.1 AM SAMUEL DOWNES, Actuary.

11EAN E'S TABLE C U TLERY—uelebrated
11 for more than DM years—maintains an unrivalled repute•
tion for cheapness and ttrst-rate griatity.—DEANß, DRAY, and
CO. (opening to the Monument), London•bridge. Established
A.D. 170 U.

INDIA SHAWLS Iminense Purchases
FARMER and ROGERS hating just cleared their late im-
mense purchases, r,•spectfuilp solicit attention to the largest
Assortment of INDIA SHAWLi in England, comprising the
latest designs in Cashmere, Gold Delhi, Bemires, Decca, and
Lahore Shawls and Scarfs, the most seonomical and the most
COMily.—Tbe GREAT and CLOAK
173; 176,'REGENT-STRR BT.' •

MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY of SUMMER
111 MANTLP:S and OPERA CLOAKS..--FARMER and
ROGERS solicit attehtion to their superb Assortment of
new TRANSPARENT SUMMER MANTLES AND OPERA
CLOAKS, containing the most elegant and recherche designs
eve* pendueed.,All gtxkle marl* kikip)4o:lltigures.—he
tlAlyst_iF-4t GLOM( EMPORIUM", 1. , 17a, 175, Itl4oEls It-
rifVET

-ATAUNIFICENT BAREGE ROBES -
I.U. SEWELL sad CO. have push toed the entire stock of a
Paris Manufacturer, o manning of seine hundreds of elegant
FLoUNCED BARED ES, all of the preient season, which they
wi.l offer THIS DAY and ou MONDAY at 255. ad. and Ode. eld.

the Dress, the original prices ut which were 1; guineas and Ile
guineas. CO UPTON-HOUSE. Frit,i-atreet. Soho-square.
5.8.-300 pieces of rich French Bonnet i.ibbons, at 14d. per
,1, worth ls. I Id.

212,, kiILNERs. HOLDFAST
ai and FIRE-RESISTING SAFES (non-conducting
and vapourising), with all the improvements, under their Quad-
ruple Patents of Di 10-1.4-til And 11133, including their uu powder-
Proof solid bock and Door (without which no Sate Id secure).
The Strongest, Best, and Cheapest Safeguards extant.
MILNEtt.n. i'LIIENIX (42.) SAFE WORKS, LIVER.
POOL, the moat complete and extensive in the world. Show
rooms, 6 and d, Lord-street, Liverpool. London Depot, 47.0.
Moorgate-street, City. Circulars free by post.
Sold also by HOBBS, ASHLEY, and CO.,
97. CHEAPSIDE.

QUHNif EkiP.E'a MALVEtiN SEI, CZ ER
kJ WATER. Having leased the Holy Well Spring at Malvern,
rendwned ter its puit), J. S. and Co can now produce a Seltzer
Water with all the CHEMICAL sod MEDICINAL pros erties
whieh have rendered the Nassau bpriug so celebrated. They
continue inanufeouunng Soda, Magnesia, and Palms Waters
and Lastionsde, at Loudon, Liverpool. Bristol, and Derby.
Every ItotUe is protected by a tied Label bearing their signature.

DK. DE JONGH'S
LIGiktBROWN COD LIVER OIL,
Entirely free Iron atiWlBotlll flavour snd after•taate,. is edsniiild
tared with speedy end auiform eitneese In eases of CON•
SU MPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, GOUT, RHEUMA-
TISM, SCIATICA. DIABE FES. DISEASES of the SKIN-

Ili Li. RICK EPS, INFANTILE WA4TING, GEN E,
RAL DEBILIT V, and ail BcROFULOUS AFFECTlONti-
lipecially rewarded fur ii. purity and efficacy by the Govern-
ments of litscatum and Toe bireramaceNDs, and expressly
sanctioned by the ROYAL SANITARY POLION OF PRUSSIA.

OFFICIAL REPORT OF
THE ROYAL smutAst*. POLICE OF PRUSSIA.
Le answer to your letter (Atha 9nc1,51A , requesting perniission
to sell Dr. De Joitgka Cod ver Oilln bottles, accompanied by
WO k tamp and qignatvre. ttoyel Police of Prussia (Xiinig-
tp,
lichea-poLizei P 14111441114 NI the honour of informing you that
it has caused the Oil tit be submitted to an oflloial investigation,
and that the result of such investigation has Roved it, to be
lifOtonly the genuine Cud Liver Oil. but. ilia hirtber, that it is
of a kind which distinguishes itself from the Clod Limor Oil in
ordinary use alike by its taste and chemical composition. Con-
sidering, moreover, Piet it has come to their knowledge thti
Physicians generally Mecommeall ere sir of Dube Jongl'4 il
in preferenoe to the Curl Liver Oil in. vibes* ass, the Ro
iPolice accedes to.your request. It, i. -1:1 lii
Krittioz.loues-Potuzu Paanatatoit, la 6kaillainuse.
Begin, Jan. 28, 1861. !•. ,-,•0
--... .. .

Selrll',Kinsale end Retail, to bottles esusuled and labelled
Stith Dr. DO &Mgt'll Stamp and Signature, WITHOUT WHICH
N. tin atm ontimixt. by AlitiAß, HARFORD, and CO., sole
British Consignees, 77, Strand, London; and by many Teepee-
iaT table Chemists and DM:nista • bout the United Kingdom.
Haltioints (10 outrues), As. .Y.
ic(Ati ounees),4l.9d.;
quanti (400E000,h IMP ' AiiIUEE.

TUXIIXRXN

NORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANCE
SOCIETY.

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CAPITAL, 119,195,271.
President-»laet►c.-l}en. 81r a. J. MARTtIt, C.B.
•fl Secretary—Sir Samuel Ittowobo, M.P.
Loudon Agent-0. d. Borus, Esq.
/This Society bas bean estsblithed forty.seren years, during
Which period it has hunted 29,344 Policies, avid paid to the re-
presentatives of 3.55 S deceased members upwards of 4,481.0441.;
and 1,934, 3421. sterling has been Resigned by way of Bonuses.
To meet existing engagements, the Society possesses funds
amounting to nearly Two MILLIONS TIM HONORED THOI.rs 'ND
PoIININI STERLING.
There is no Proprietary to divide eritkdboAssured the profits
of this Institution, which is one of the view few purely Mutual
Insurance Cake.,

The Bites of Premium are below those of most offices, and,
at the age of iorty-tivs and upwards, not less so than ten per
eent —a benefit In itself equivalent to an Annual Bonus.
Onn.half of the first five Annual Premiums may remain as tt
permanent charge up0..1 the Polb:ies granted for tue whole
duration of Life.

No charge is made for Policy Stamps.
Annuities are granted upon favorable terms.
The rates for Survivorship and Special Contract !newtons
bays beet lately greatly redwood.
Chief Ofbees—Surrey-street, Norwich, and G, Crescent, New
Bridge street, Blackfitiare, London.

SCOTTISH 114117ITABLE LIFE
ASSIJILLECE SOCIETY.
Established 1831.

THE •ANNUAL lIEBTING of the Above SOCItTY
Fes
held in EDINBURGH oil the 6th MAY. The Report by the
Directors stated that the number of Policies isaued during the
year online let March last was 638, the Sums assured thereby
being £293,950. and the Annual Premiums thereon £9,120.
roe result ur the investigation fur the triennial division of
profits was then announced. The surplus ascertained to have
arisen ainounsed to 1/r1,68111., which wholly belongs to the mem-
bers. but of which one third (61,2791.) must, by the laws of the
Society. he set aside as a reserve fur allocution at the next trien-
nial division in 1859.

From the remaining two-thirds a Bonus was declared, at the
rate of per cent. per annum. on all policies on which six pre-
miums had been paid, not only on the sums in the policies but
also on the former vested bonuses.

There vas left,tn addition to 6:,2791. oftveerve above stated, a
suridos of 13,6:231.. together 740121., to go w the nett aiv sin
The IserisTzn Fusns of the Society anwunt to o'l9, ael
The ANNUAL RNVENUE to 9,499
The EXLSTINO ASSURANCES w4e4,764,942
Copies of the Report may be obtained at the society's Head
Office, 26, Bt. Andrew's,squure, ; at the London
Office,l26, Bishopagate-street Wnhii;.and at any of the Agencies.
ROBERT CHRISTI 1.1, Manager.
ARCHIBALD T. HITCH IE. London Agent.

SZPANISH MANTILLAS.-
k.) A. BLACIIBORNE begs most respectfully to inform the
Nobility and Gentry that be has Just received a large consign-
ment of the above Mantillas, now so generally worn for evening
costume on account of their elegant and graceful form.—Spanish
Depot. boo.. suom AUDLEY-"URE ET, Orosvenor-square.
'f'HE FORTY-SEVEN SHILLING SUITS
made to order, from Scotch Heather and Cheviot Tweeds,
all wool and thoroughly shrunk, by B. BENJAMIN, Merchant
Tailor, 74, hegent-street.

THE PELISSIER OVERCOATS, 21s. and 28a.,
vlapte.l for the season; the Two-Guinea Dress or Frock Coats ;
the Guinea Dress Trousers; and the Hslf•Guinea Waistcoat.—
A perfect tit guaranteed,

FORW:4 EUREKA SHIRTS.—" "l'he Eureka'
is the most unique And the unly per'eot fitting shirt ma ♦ "
obaerver.—lte-t quality, st.c for tos.; pecond quality. six for 310.
If washed ready for Use, zs. extra. CAUTION : Ford's Eureka
Shirts are stamped, " 3a, Poultry, London," without which none
are genuine. Catalogues, with partioulars,postfree.—RlCHAhD
FORD, 3A, POULTRY, Lotehrn.

Price ls. 1 td. and 'is. 'ld. per box.
FAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH.—The
raantrold wivaniages to the Heads of Families from the
possession of a Medicine of known efficacy, that may be resorted
to with confidence, and used with success in eases of temporary
sickness, occurring in families more ar less every day, are so
obvious to all, that no queatian can be raised of its importance
• o every housekeeper in the kingdom. These Pills are amid ape
tient, and if takes after an indulgence at table they are speedy
restoratives.

For FEMALES, they are truly excellent, rem °ring
all obstructiont, the distressing Headache eo very preva-
lent with the Sex; Depression of Spirits, Dulness of night
Nervous Affmnions, Blotches, Pimples, and Sallowness of the
skim and produce a healthy complexion. Sold by Prout and
Havant, 2119, Strand, London : and by Ml tdedleisa Venilms

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,Letters
katoit.
THE PATENT PREIIMATIO.PAUTE,
for the Construction of Artificial Teeth.—Messrs. At 00 URTDGE
and DAVIS, Surgooti.Dentists to the Royal Faintly, 13, Old
Ilurhogtou-street. Bond.eueet, Patentees of the sell-sustaining
principle of fixing Artitisisl Teeth. The PNEUMATIC
PALATE has excits.l the greatest admiration of the most ewi.
cent physicians and surgeons of England and the principal
cities of the Continent, who constantly favour them with their
distinguished romnimendations, and who consider their system

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to be great:3, anterior to arty in use, u by it the greatest possible
liminess arid security in the mouth is attained, and the patient
enabled to properly perform the Important operation et mastica-
tion, which is most essential to health It also renders the ar-
ticulation clear and distinct, and the unpleasant whistling so
long complained of impossible.—This to public srakers is in-
valuable. _

MOGORIDGE and DAVIS, Surgeon• Dentists to
the Royal Family, No. 13, OLD BURLINOTON-STREET,
BOND-STREET.

CUEAPAtCVRSION tpSATF( .Bntl,_BßlATP.lo,frpr
PAbDINGTON at G. 48 p.m., on SATURDAY, JuSe 2Ah, re-
turning on the followtng eveuittg at 0.1011-dini 'Brietei and
o'clock from Bath. and Ss.; Bristol, 10s. and
Gs, No , :I:kckstslihttnnsforabln...„..,,.tou
G lt E
WESTERN RAILWAY.
CHE'NT' Rite/MON Orford, Banbury, Leamington,
Warwick, Bilinitig in, Handsworth, West Bromwich, Wednes-
Wry, Bilaton, and Wolverhampton, on SUNDAY, JUNE 29,
at 7.30. am., returning the same night troth Wolverhampton at
8.30. p.m., and intermediate station as 'per handbill,. Fares,
there and bank: Ostotti, es. ed. and 49.14404 y, On. til‘l tun;
Lcamington and Warwick, 10s. ed.,lnd 6a.;
and re.; klatidswor.h, West Bromwich, Billiton, and Wediicir
bury, 12s. ed. and 7s. ad.; and Wolverhaniptob, Us. aol.o.
Tickets not transferabln., 4katuall bag only •11,14N1K4,114.00h

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NEW 041,41181.3. IN 114NRINO, ,
INTEREST TO CUSTOMERS IN PROPORTION TO PROFITS.—NON=
LIABILITY OF CUSTOMERS RICCI:MED BY ROYAL CHARTER.
IT MITT .7 oil,N.tjs.r oC K MUTUA
'''', T3' A N 4. , AO tssocrATio N.
0
• '"'"''" ' Ince littabr Royal Chatter. , ~til
__ " 'Older OitiCon, 4 titty:btillangs, Cannon street, City. • ''''"
LitiCbster-equare'tiranch=l, New ravel:my-street, Leicester-eq.
Capital, R 300,600, t1;A.0045 being paid up.
Governor, J. J. MECHI, Etat, Ttptree-hall, Kelvedon, Essex.
' TERMS OV 13USINESS.
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made up eaolo ha fleur ending 30tu June and 31st /December.
DEPOSiR AC.;GIJNTS.—Deposits from 51. upwards are re-
ined Itoma, person* residing iiithet ba
.lAntlop or the country.

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JOHN MURRAY,

RECENT WORKS ON GEOLOGY.

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necessary to make him understood; and we heartily thank him
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HISTORY of CHRISTIANITY, from the
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By the Author of "
THE 11101

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DEAN LIDDELL'S RONAN HISTORY.
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