The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-16 00:00:00

EPTABLIMED 1614.

EAT BRITAIN MUTUAL LIFE
■ ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
101, Cheinpenle. London, Ib,
M snivinil Act of Par. tith and telth Vie., 74.
alumni pnuniunia, and sums wuted payaMe during
• 1-„ , advantages offered to nolierhokicas by this fiodety.
L nts first, in extinlyuiabing the pretnnuas
, • . • Jim.. and littcrininni in =Una the poik7 payable demintgR
• • tar. important inivaintege bningsecuyed w etaoat the pysent
, • ,• e inthtional prettrittta
ANDREW FRILNMEI. Secretary.

riniE NATIONAL BANK of SCOTLAND.
I ON DOE OFFICE, Ft, liteholeodane. EC.
etTI AR NOTEW arid CREDITO ma REDID FREE of
r E. available throughput (etland. North eg )hairlandt And
• . ..t .1 . also In all the unmoral towns on the gewelaentef Enrope,
m tally is *Ton British oolong and ferstgagettateg an:lmA
, • 0., world.
IiIZITISH ORPHAN ASYLUM, Slough
t..vtit at tiarlasta-risc. 'rebutted Illif.—The seat atac
f ORFILA-NS of thaw who were maw in_ 9111Wft VW
; n TUESDAY, the lAA dooming, IM itlatee
I-, nominated forthwith. The het will We a 0 Marlay,
v.. fill November. Mt ALFRED RACEER7.R, SetavAaaT,
vt.c.s. rd. ateapeade.

kIK.FORD-HILL. MIDDLESEX. FRERHOLD
!WILDING LAND.
sal R W
tpp IMO. !It.hi;MAigrtiinstructed to SELL
OctOtTo7r—W. ci 11 for is °DIAL, the eliglide cityKFlE':r'
1., I }WILDE% LAND, tithe e and land tax redeemed,
frentegeo to the high road at Stamford-hill. at the corner
I isr.p r lane, about twenty minutes' walk from the Dalston
r Railway Station. Me corner lot, harWiy, a frentsge to
r- ',al and Slirrbore•-lead, to met apart for erection of
▪ t„Ttrn. Nine-tentha of the purchse-ale may remain
c. or centract at 5 per cent., to be in sine years
. tnetahnents ; but thew or any part
It • ..'anee may be s's3d off at any time without notice.—Far-
t :an,. and conditions of sale may be obtained at the
• in the neighbourhood; of Messrs. Russell and
• • . man-ttrret. 1E C.: of the Auctioneer, 14, Moorgate-
rr•rT V,' and st the Ware of sale.

N A.:I:E.EN. MIDDLEEN- —Eligible FREEHOLD BUILD-
ING LAND.
31E. \\ITITTINGHAM is instructed to SELL
• A VCT I at the Auction Mart, City. E.C. on MON-
'• • ..1 12 for 1. in about Thirty Lout. a FURTHER
I 1.11, •As • • • 1:,..-111A FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, free
• tar. with fromages to Acton-lane, and the
r... • retrom. (Ciliate within a few minutes' walk
• - - • and the Acton Station on the North and
•.':. NV, • ri Railway. NintMenths of the parehase-
r •• • ,-•- • • mortgage or contract at 5 per cent.. to be
r • • 7•-• ' ...mai half-yearly instalment: but the whole
e, .- • - • • t•A:ance may be paid off at any time without
• • - I . plans. and conditions of sake may be ob-
-2„.:,. • 1: LAAell and Davies. 50. Coleman-street,RC. ; of
it- .1 : • • - .1. 11-cuate-street. E C.: and at the place of mle.

N-I W. MI I IDLESEIL—TWO LFASFHOID HOUSES.
AIE. WIIITTINtiIIA3I is instructed to SELL
II%AI t N. et the Auction Mart, Tokenhousmard. ettlL
•N I ,A Y. S. at .2 for 10. LEASEHOLD HOI. sd
.• . 1,A.1:11/: s oduate on the Wellington-road, Hounslow
I.• .1 ~1. •-•t nfleon minute.' walk of tho railway station:
r• • • r. gr.und door, shop, bask parlour. washhotwe.
.• n.l Inkohousc : on the send Mier, four bedroom..
?.:V4.7!i• 11••• . 'mown sr the New House Ttvern.eootsizpng.
•

••• . • 1..• mon:. Isnre dry cellar; on the grund floor. bar-parlour,
; r. ter room. kitchen. washhoume. the.;e on the tint floor,
• • 1.• and two rooms disided with sliding doors. making
o;• clul.-rc..m when removed. The pule-lase money may
• prc. • t•y a deposit of 10 per cent.. and the Wanes can remain on
ortgage at per cent.. to be paid in twelve ysn by equal quar-
t. I:y iratidmc uts ; but the whole or any part of the balance may
t• r..id off at any time without notice.—Particulars and conditions
! sale may be obtained at the principal limo in the neighbour-
h. cd ; of Mews. Rumen and Danes. solicitors. 3(1, Colemanatreet;
of the Auctioneer, 14, Moorgate-street, EC.; and at the place
of sale.

BROIILLY, MIDDLESEX.—EIigibIe FREEHOLD and LEASE:
HOLD
3/R. WEITTINGHAIPROPERTY.
L is instructed to SELL
•s- by AUCTION. at the Auction Hart•Tokeiilionstymelk Cat',
on MONDAY, October 26, at It for lin Lots, FREEBOLD and
LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. comprising a leasehold house, with
shop in in Devomeroad. Bromley four freehold houses, situate
irnwtreet, Devont-road three booms in Esetwoodatreet ; and
three lota of land. situate in Devorusroad and the roads leading
tlestetrom: within three miles of the City, half a mile from the
milway elation' at Bromley and Bow. and about a mile from Uwe*
at Stepney and Limehouse. Nine-tenths of the purchastweaney
May remain on mortgage or contract at 5 pa rent, to be paid in
nine years by equal half-yearly instalments; but the whole or
any part of the balance may be paid off at any time without
notice.—Particulars, plane, and conditions of sale may be obtained
at the principal lam to the neistabotutiood of Messre. Russell and
511. Colman-street Et .' • of the Auctioneer, 14, Moorgate.
street, London. E.C. : and at the place of sale.

ELLINGTON ET ATE. HAMBGATE, KENT.—Elisible FREE•
HOLD BUILDING LAND.

MR. WHITTECGIii.IIi; instructed to SELL
by AUCTION. at the Royal Hotel. Harbour-street. Rama-
sate. on NVEDNESDAT. Oct Pt. at 6 for 7 in the evening. in Lots,
a FURTHER PORTION of the eligible FREEHOLD BUILDII6I.I
LAND, tithe free and land tax redeemed, with frontages to
the new r-,ado called Duncan and the South F....stem read. close
t. the South Eastern Railway Station. Nine-tenth. of the pur-
ch.se money may remain on montage or contract at 3 per
"-Tit., to be paid in nine years by equal half-ye.srly untalment.;
t ut the whole or any part of the balance may be paid off at any
time without 110b...—Parbeolar, and condition. of sale any be
rained ten days before the sale at the principal inns in the
mAghtourhood; of Him Saddler, house ajent, Spencer-square,
Ramowate ; of Mr. NeaU. 11, Vale-terrace. te; of Masse-
I. uncll and Davies, 39, Coleman-street. London. E.C. • of the Luc-
t.,neer, 14. Moorgategtreet,E.C.; on the estate ; and the place

ROMLET. KENT.—Eligible FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND.
WIIITTINGHAM has to announce that
the LOTS remaining UNSOLD of the Auction Sale on the
. • ;nod may be PURCHASED by PRIVATE CONTRACT. The
• • Lao money may be paid by adeponit of In per cent., and the
r.•e rn nineyears by equal half+y,wrly instalment& with interest
• ;• r ,ent., and the option of paying off the whole or any part
• •.• r time without nouce—For plant and particular+ apply to
• • A ,:et.en+,r. at the °Mete of the British Land Company. H.
out. —treat. City. E.C.

KHAN-RYE,sl:RkEY.;—Ej#iblr FREEHOLD BUILDING

LAND.

11P.. WHITTINGHA3I has to announce that the
IfiT, remaining I-Nail/Lb of the Auction Mile on the Pith
r.: may be PURi 'HAMEL by PRIVATE CONTRACT. The
may be paid by a deposit of 10 per cent., and the
• e in nine year. by equal half-yearly histalmenta, with
•• i.. 1 at 5 per Pent, and the option of paying off th, whole or
at an) time without notice. Advanee. may also be oh-
-1 for building.—For plane and particulars apply to the
.. • mar, 14. Moorgateetraet, London, E.C.

TO MILLERS.—To be LET or BOLD, at
HORMEAD, near Buntingtord, Herta, TWO WIND-
,' • I.LS, with patent asila in complete working order, with bud-
• • ,onmetion. Immediate peaseesicm it requited.—WlL DEL-
, iv, Buntinglord Mill. Herta

REMARKABLE OPPORTUNITY.—Mnst
• be BOLD, no offers refused, WM LEOPARD, Tiger, Wolf.
• a. Polar Bar. Opomuni, and Buffalo GRIN RUGS, two yards
:• Tv. beautifully lined with scsuiet cloth, cost LS to 110 each in
tusda told separately. or the lot at Its. to O. etch, adapted
carriage, or railway rugs. Warranted fresh and
IL' rfcct. flit splendid Hearthrugs for drawing and bed-rooms,
:fort shove skins. Great bargains. PA, beautiful fur doormats,
ate,rted skins, Is, each. 475 gentlemen's real seal skin waistcoats.
VI ad. to Ds. RA splendid seal skin and Astracan jaoketa for
ladies. at L 5 each; also fur driving and seal costa for gentlemen.
A rt,unding bargains. A single rug or vest sent for P.o.o.—For
tab. at the I'm Bug Warehouse, corner of Fleertstrest. Entrance
In New Bridge-street, Bret floor.

NVANTED, a substantial person with a good
wholesale connection, to act as MANAGER of DE.PIT at
each of the following placee:—Liverpoc!, Manchowter, Leeds,
Newcastle on-Tyne, Edinburgh. awl Olaegow, for the SALE of the
N1.71R1T101.711 COCOA EXTRACT for HORSES and CATTLE.
Each person appointed will be req aired to make an advance fur
the amount of goods entrusted to his care on rueipt of the same,
at the Ind wholesale rate. Very Mural and safe full parti-
culars of Which may be had of JOSEPH LIVESEY, Manager of
the NORTH BRMSH cATTLE FOOD COMPANY, London
Depot, 17S. Bishopagateestreet Without. E.C.

DitESSMAKING.—Misa LAKE, having nape-
neneed assistants, personally attends ladles and executes
orders from all parts of London and suburbs punctually. on the
shortest nntlee. Superior fitting, style, and finish guarantee 4.—
Terme moderate. Orders by put promptly attended to.--1.41, Caro.
bridge-hestreruad, Haelmey.

Ml OKEY.-1:20 to £3OO ADVANCED
imme-
Matdy as furniture, without removal, publicity, or lam
costa May be repaid by tinny instalment& No charge at all it de.
'lined Terms, inclosire, 11 pm molt. (tor iIOO atit=4:zzi
Dogmata', at the IMITATE OFFICIIii, I, Sou
Strand, `N.C. *dram= on lemma life policies. &a.

I) IV IDENDS 10 to 20 PER CENT.
The October Number now newly.
SHARP'S INVESTMENT CIRCULAR (poet Ire.).
It . onteune all the beet-paying and eateet 'firmament.; of the day.
CA PITALISTS, SHAREHOLDERS. TRUSTELS,
Mill end the above Ortular a safe, valuable, and reliable guide.
itA le V ILI.L SHARP and Co.. Sharebrukere.3l,Poultry,

IIIANOFORTES (Collard, Broadwood,
Several excellent PIANOS, including two of the T-orti
repetition trieberd cottageo In elegant walnut and reseworil.roa
t and ellard.alld a patentgrand cottage in walnut by
ve Ad, ell wooly new and quite perfect, at unusually low prices.
A ,anet.) of Use aupersor new patent 7-octave oottsgte of doe and
t -er.e. of the but man otoeture, with all the latent improve.
nt, et guinea& or to very elegant noes at hi ruin...an—
ti . n.. ad...marine instrument, in Englund, at PRANK
41.1 I. 1 11 lit and to., 30. Moorgateetreet, Bank, E.C.

I AI:lt IS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well-
-• • kt. n excellence elan only be bad et 52. Over ltartellistreet,
• }Witold!. bluaeum Gana. The very 'Pet twins
IS•o. and lea —7IIONEAS HARRIS and MOM
public against persons using Mier name. Late.
''• • - :• >A lto travellers or agents.

. . .
01IN CONNELL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH
I'd:,lE is many superior to say Tooth Powder, 01011
7" • ) l• erl lrkr whitee. o protects the snow!) from dew, sad
• 3.1.-•. in. traerrane« to the bre**. Price ls. ed.

()TIN CORNELL and Co.'s PATENT MI-
-11( MAltoN, or noorly.inv.,ntod ILAIR-b111:811.the ponolior
f re...traction of thief. the two operationa
of uat vArphing .W.Wtuvmtvilrr fil, II Oaf numb&
eto+-t. lota, of It, lima Kingooort. Leinbara..l~.•
. . . . . . .
'fO ./NS 1.7 M VES.—A grateful father hi
ri amp of limiting IT mail., free.of ...Urge to an who wiiih it,
...1) the preetinyt ~,,, whet hut 411•Iyaltkr 11411 1,4,4,11 to
/.o.rt from eiusiortiirotion alto, haring rwon
s •
• n by I. phyoariarrie ili•tvairoil of i,y her father, a we11(4.)14,4WW,
(4.)14,4WW, who hr. now dimnolitln Ur.l praetina. faint to
Z/431...-r.;:f.o .41 raoript.
zof atanii. Adder 0. P.

TO the ELZOTORf4 of the BOHAUOII of
WOODSTOCK.
GliliTt-rlien.—l have been invited by an influential body of
Elena., when I believe to_ represent a majority ,mood.. rl5, to
come forward as a Liberal lAnalgatol foe the Borough an weed-
stock. Having been unable to attend the mining [ruin which that
intitatirei preevedid, I Beta right to loop no time in laying before
you • tall statement of my ptiesti 'dams, and I shall take an
early opportunity of anartainins. by personal noterence, the sen-
timents of the constituency.
I ain and have ever been, a sincere Liberal. It is to eueceenve
triu.izt: of Liberal principles over splints tenants and pre)
" Conservative, . that we owe our promat libernseud=
nein] advancement, and it is by the light of these that
we must be guided in the reforms pet le be I wel-
come the large extension of the frnaeldee eff lg the Reform
Art of last einem, not as the settlement of a nothlaseme VIEW
We, but ea a neaeurst of justice to shame hitherto Seallzatki 61-
eluded from polities] influence, and as the lever whereby • new
power may be brought to beer esi legielstioes That it was breed
upon an 'tavern' Cimmerian lay the determined alunsft et the
people, and that ealter damn deigned to irsiliteflentlin.
was etruck not by the eeseelees exertions of the
headed by Mr. (Badness, Is ass matter of Innen— 7 ZieSt
well be content to turret the imildieue pulley which
original form. had net this veiny left its mark is the andeilled
rating clauses and other vexatious provisions, which musk ere
ling be
It will beeme nth Oast duty of the new conitituencies to employ, an.
solute and indpendently, the power than Anted* *ill Imitlii
#4,
I ollubt ,la the elatmet, a
. of opts
the Was essential - far Me of
e
the present eleheasic... ot sellage
Meng Ilse which await the derdiso of the
&deemed is that whisk is new the immlien of MI
benr—The
oaltri.Crimh. The
wiiik
alir: is
mpf I thatesetindstenuse e
isel =
the et the esenneast lb That
verdict most be nosh an institatiee sc=r
todefesibb cm ond. ia my judgment.
Die on memidnea
It to rid that will injure the Prelsolset more
in Ireland—es if the intends of mittion maid woe be served by
wrongful means, and as if Pr
were toe west to hold its
own on the bane of religious eniellts. It nand ant It will fail to,
sererenliai the spirit allibulealms—ea if the el stalnemen.
ship Doty to sold
over the symptoms of instead
cd removtoglem desparsted causes. It le said est h involve
No dowiden of the Mead lholited—seilthellimeitof
did (opttheend for its exhlsnes on being that whisk the
tont Chain of beheld is ash aml waver has been—it Notlotal
pant~esClone. It le said that it will risibmgor the fot=sr
visa
if property hod esq sheens an Ohs
seseli
_end as if ems 011 tie Wesel NOM*
estates In the iitted NbOoms was net derived ham the endow•
meets
such of otenesteriee dissehedep.e will of Pertiemsat. Mame
fro hat that ad of esseiket es OM
=mmyele heart a
of Standee:Writ SOtlatandfst t disarm the
ressaa•W• illias•ant ef Irish will relieve o
ohs Ohne& ef
=lfrom • credal whicit'sow her down, and will
e eltiee•of Iriel l.Mlerds fee more secure then
le possible so es they are eameletsd with the tradition
of ftakent seesadaney. Whitener 11117 be the of
promising abaft the surplus revenues of the asistion -
meet. atter due provision for need intereets, I regard them as •
fund cd which the Mate is entitled and bound to dispose for the
benefit, and, if possible, with the menet of the whole Irish popu-
lation.
Another source of discord in Ireland is the unsatisfactory reln
thin between landlord and tenant. While I canned renegues the
claim for absolute dirty of tenure, I think the legisl•ture, baring
regard to the peculiar eircemstances of Ireland. ought at lint
lo protect the tenant against capricious eviction by the land-
lord, and to secure to him the value of unexhansted improve-
ments
Next to the condition of Ireland, the subject of education, in
the largest sense, appears to me the moat urgent of those which
call ter the earnest i oneideratien et the liberal party. Without a
mere raiment system of popular education our etibrta to grapple
with crime, nor, and pauperism must mode be vain, our plan in
the sank of nations will surely be lowered, and even our commer-
cial supremacy cannot lung be maintained. I hold it to be the
duty, a. well as the right, of the State to provide for this primary
net aof the poorer claaree, with due reelect fur religious 'cruelty,
but with a paramount regard for the interacts of society. If
elected to Parliament I should therefore support any judicious
',clime for bringing the mean, et education within the reach of
every child in every parish throughout the country. Such a
erne me must, of course, exclude the =potation of vexatious con.
ditions upon the consciences of parents, in any school aided by a
public
grant. It must at the same time protect the Man genera-
tion against the consequences of parental neglect; and I should
not scruple to extend still further the compulsory principle of the
Factories and Indnatirial Schools Acta
The education of our higher and middle chimes is only second In
importance to that of oar working dares, and I believe we ought
no longer to postpone a thorough revision of our educational
institutions, with a view, enemally, to a better applicetion of en-
dowinente, and a more liberal recognition of new branches of
knowledge. An a graduate of the University of Oxford, and as a
fellow of one of Be most ancient colleges, I feel a special intents;
and have taken an active part in recent efforts to assert the
national character of our two older universities. It is my convic-
tion that by throw tug open all academical honours and mot u menu
to members of all d!snorninalme, by reducible the scan of neon-

eery **peered and by enlarging the course of studies to mad the
requite-smuts of the age, a new life may be infused into these
noble foundations, hitherto crippled by restrietions and privilem
a new impulse given to our whole system of higher education, and
a new bond of Union developed in English society by the construe-
taco, as it were, of • udder of merit, reaching horn its lowest to its
highest grades.
The question of church rates has, I frost, been settled by the
adoption of Mr. Gladsione* oompronmiae, I .boor /lave
been prepared to abolish that liability without reserve. There are
other pennons, however, of a more or ken ensile, nature which
need to be dealt with in a like spirit. The secret of their solution
is, in my opinion, to be found in a broader assertion of national
Tights overload or eeetarian prleges.
The forthcoming report of the Commission no Trades Unions
sewill don/Mere pave the way for new legislation on the subject. I
e but one sale principle upon whisk the law can be founded.
We mug, on the one hand. pal entire freedom of combination to
employers and weeiosen tee all purposes not criminal in their
nature. On the other band, we mnat provide stringent remedies,
not only against violent outrage.. but ageing Coercion in every
form. I feel persuaded that all such dillicultiat will be approached
far more hopefully by a parliament more directly repreoenting
them. who have • /intone/ coneern in their
peace,settlemnt.
In foreign anain, my voice would ever be for cif not at any
pce, yet at the price of that menacing or meddlesome influence.
too seldom used on the side of liberty, which depends on the main-
tenanee of great armament*. I can, indeed. imagine oirciunstancee
under which it would be the duty of„this country. as of old, to arm
hervell against an argentine but such occasions I am persuaded
will be of less and lees frequent occurrent* as the rtghtt and
interest, of peoples become the mainspring of international paler.
In the meantime, I conceive that we shall hest maintain friendly
relations with !erne powers, not by disguising our sympathy with
the cause of politiad liberty on the Continent, or the cause of
persenal freedom in America, but rather by abstaining from entering
into engagements which can only serve the purposes of dynastic
ambition. I believe that we may effect a vast reduction in the
cost of our naval and military establishments without in any de-
ree impairing their egicieney, nor do I despair of seeing the moral
power of England exerted in bnnging about a Mineral disarm.-
meat and • permanent system of international arbitration.
Thereon other reformat likely to engage a larger shone of paella.
=emery attention than heretofore. which I earnestly desire to
promote. Such is the reform of our legal procedure, the reform
of our public departments, of our municipal organisation, of our
rhuntritle endourno,ntr, of our Poor-law adminittnition, of the
laws regulating the de-went and transfer ut land, of the rating
system, and of the lionising system. Such. toe, is the creation of
financial boards, upon which the representatives of the ratepayer*
may sit with the magistrates, and share the control of munty ex-
penditure. Upon all these questions, and especially upon thine
which immediately affect the material and moral wellieeng of the
should &testa setoatiollir the enlight
ng ened leadership of
trori
the willtit'
:lid the; capacity to subordinate cluss,intereete to Pnational
interetts, and has been inspired, throughout his political career,
by • genuine sympathy with the feelings and wants of his country-
mesa.
In conflation. gentlemen I have only to assure you that, if you
see at to return me, I shall enter Parliament under a deep seam
ofresponsibility.l have no professional or commercial object.; to
promote by obtaining a %eat, nor any other personal ambition than
to devote myself, heart and soul, to public life. While I have
entire faith in Literal principles, my endeavour, I trust, will ever
be to carry themout in a spirit of moderation. In my opinion, the
time has come when a higher statesmanship than has directed our
national polity some the establishment of free trade is urgently
required by the country. We have removed some grievances and
many abuses, but we have not grappled with the moat vital
moblems of oar are. It is my highest aspiration, ea it haa been my
constant aim for years poet in the study' of politics, to bear a min,
however humble, in so great a work. It ix We privilege, sad this
alone, which I now solicit at your hands, folly conscious of it.
magnitude, but sustained by an earnest hope that, with your en-
eouragnuant and support, I shall not prove wholly unworthy of
the confidence which you may repose in me.
I am, Gentbmen. your obedient servant,
Bear Hotel, August 27. Mb. OEOIIOE C. BRODHICH.

GUINEA SHERRY, Pale or Golden, 21a. per
dorm, or les. AL per gallon, imported direct from Jereude.
la-Fronters. A sound, full-bodied, eerviamble wine, free from on-
net-oral rpirit or acidity. One dozen torwrdtd free, on
receipt of remittanre, by the importers, .1.2.24 end BONS,
432, West litrend, W.C.

ILI) PORT, 245. per dozen, or 12s. per gallon,
N-r imported direct from Gvo to okagisesn's shipping). An en-
renew., rich. full-bodied wine.especislly recommended for invalids
requiring • enuine and nutritious wine. One dosen forwarde
Olnrria bee. on receipt of rernittence_._by the importer% PEl-
and BON% OA Wort Strand. W.C.

KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY.
DUBLIN ISHIBITION,
This 'debated old IRISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN
PRIZE MEDAL—It is pure, mild, mellow, deliclota, and very
wholesome. Sold in bottles, m. ed. each, at the retellhouses in
London by the agents is the principal towns in England; ow
whokeeN, et 0. Great Windmilletreet, London, W.—Observe the
red seat pink label. sad eork branded "Kinahan's LL Whisky."

OEYGENATED WATREL—sloeg in London
daring the ere= is sot tts. to Vie freah air of the
etrazata7 : but zetregalas sad la enacts zee he obishael
modatel stet. trait from the LA
VOTA7OII7 IiaM&AML sr time* say dreeerbArlh elm
stettehaing mkt BeWte.

QAUCE.-LEA and PERRINS.SAUCE.—
The " WORCLIVTERSIIIRE," pronouneed by ronnoisriours,
6' The only good House." Its use iIIIPTOVI.I appetite and digosidon.
Unrivalled for piquancy unit flavour. B.Waftl of imitation% to
avoid which, see e numao. Lim and Permit on all bottliu and
labels.

A.k for " La &nd PeTrinie " tkiurn.

Agente—Crow and Hirekwelt London. and Fold by WI Derlent
in KILWI« throughwt the world.

SECOND-HAND FIRE and BITRGLAR-PROOF
sakizo.--Betore purchasing send for Griffiths' Monthly
lAA of Kara, by Milner, Mary, Thomas Perry and gone, Morgan,
Price, Whitfield, and every eminent maker, at about half the prim
of new. A guarantee given with each. A large quantity of noun's
Bets. from £3loa. Apply to (.411.1FM1111..43, Cannonotnret,
C OAL.--GEORGB .1. COCKERELL anl Co.
lest coals only Omit OctrahiL

COALS.—The CLAY CROSS COMPANY
supply !thud train their Ooaeries at Clay Cruea—Tlus best.
equal to Wall's Zit% ton ; WINAI6I. lea
delly,y.--Ordero to OWYKIII. It SUBWOOD-PLLOI.
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RUPTURES.—By Royal Letters Patent.—
WHITE'S MOO- IN LEVI2II THU/ft ftsdhated and
~biblical in the Exhibitions. 1261 sod tilt) is allowed by upwards
of bit medical men to be the must effective invention in the none
tire treatment of Hernia. The use of s steel spring, at often
hurtful In its effatte, is here avoiard, & soft bandage being worn
round the body, while the reftdeite maid= Dower,..ii suPnlil4 IT
the Hours Di PAD and PATENT LIMAS; w 7 NO worn
ease
and elosawas that it eannot be detected, and be worn dur-
ing deep • desaiptive dronlar may be had, end the truss
forwarded by pad, on the eiroundereone of the body, two IMAM
below the WO, being MA to the soaker. WHITC,
Plocedinr- Prim& Ills. 21c, Us. Id., and Ida IL Poeta.% la.
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ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALAOR—Open
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varieties. IL

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