The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-29 00:00:00

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new f remedy, prepared without mercurial
*rethink will bailinge found invaluable to all who ,afar from bWous
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aperient medicine, and as a purgior of the blood, they are truly
acellent ; mad In their °paragon and grateful to the stomach,
Shirr mate appetite, pr.inote dkrostioa, and strengthen the
whole nervous system—Bold by W. Lambert, chemist, 8, King
irMiamaireet, ifterWg-crose, and by most druggists, in bone
la. ifd. sad three times the quantity In ma, ft id. Be sure to
ask for Dr. BcoW, Bilious and Liver a. Th. genuine Sr. la a
equate peen package, With " WIIW. Lambert" engraved on the
Nemo.

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b a law gays celebrated medicine,
RLAIR'S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS.
They require ao reel:rant of diet or covilnement during their
use, aced are certain to prevent the dime's attacking any vital
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MISS M. LINDSAY'S (Mrs. J. W. Bliss)
SONGS.
91,RED. MICVLAIL
Thou, 0 Lord I ;.,d. Home they Drought her War.
nom wert the ; r 4 I Knew. nor Deed.
They shall Hunger no More. The Bridge.
( gine unto Me. Excelsior.
The Lord will Provide.
freihroation. =kea,Vairtn of Life.
Too Late, too Late. Maud.
Christina Sedmdmion. 0, Love my Wilkie.
Kew words from the Dove on Manama
the Cross). The Song of Love and Death.
The Pligrlm's Rest. England, and England's Queen.
sash 2a. ed. and se. ; all at half price, with an extra stamp for
Pvlage.
London: Robert Cocks and Co., New Burlington-street.

THE HFRRICANZ IN THR WEST INDIKB.—The
following additional subscriptions were received at the
Rinsionlow-e yesterday in aid of the sufferers by the bur-
nano in the West Indies:—The Earl of Derhy, 100/. ;
the Duke of Buckingham, 1001. ; the Lord Chancellor,
sa/., • ; the Chancellor of the Exchequer, 501. ; Sir Stafford
"rtlitstc. xlll. ; Sir J. Pakington, 50/. ; Lord Stanley,
01.; the Right Hon. G. Hardy. 501; the Earl of Matinee-
burr, 2SI. ; the Right Hon. H. L. Corry, 50/. ; the Duke
of Richmond, s°l. the Right Hon. S. H. Walpole, 25/. ;
lord John Manners, ; the Earl of Mayo, 501. ; the
of London, 250/. ; Admiral Sir Thomas and
Co~orpomteirrane,l.so/. ; Lieutenant-General and Mrs. Moly-
uer 501. ,• Mrs. Lionel Luau, 201. ; Lieutenant-
General Sir Edward McArthur, 10L ; Mr. 0. V. Morgan,
Sh..• Mr. William Rattray, 10/. 10a. ; the Colonial
Rink, 100/. ; Corporation of the Trinity-house, 501. ; " C.
psrC per Messrs. Scott and Co., 501. ; Mr. G. S. Butler
'-'l"eni ,
rears. Child and Co., 10/. ; Messrs. Frubling and
o• 50/. ; Mr. F. D. Mocatta, 201. ; Mr. Alderman
Pisa* 2lt. ; Messrs. Peter Domeoq and Co., 521. 10s. ;
Musts. Steebel Brothers, 52/. 10s.
NATIONAL REFORM UNION. —The London branch
of the National Reform Union are about to begin the
carliPaign by holding the first of a series of meet-
lags in favour of the ballot, the repeal of the rate-paying
qualification for the fnurchise, and of a radical redistri-
bution of orate, at St. James's-hall, this evening, at
8 o'clock. The chair will he taken by Mr. Samuel Morley,
and the meeting will be addressed by the Hon. Mr.
13**, „kig, H.P., Mr. M'Cullagh Torrent M.P., Mr. Stang-
'em°. ALF., Mr. Cowen, M.P., Professor Rogers, and other
gentlemen.
guardians of St. George, Hanover-square,
•ui!lank, and Paddington, have resolved, oath* recommen-
dation of the Poor-law Board, to form thimieslves into a
Utter for the purpose of providing schools for the pauper
children of the three parishes. The necessary 'tops are
now being taken to select a proper site for the erection of
lkie schools.