... vil Ft~.t~td Soite 1U Sappliod Mreet by the Publisber, Post-free. For 3 300ths ?? 28s 2a. For 6 ?? ?? .S, U. For 12lnantbe a -i *;4 - 89a 81d rvr NESVSA({EiN~~N TS ?? belng stippited waowly with Contenwas Tthlik Sould ned their 11gflaes and Gtldvesses tn thle Pu bliser,~ h ;ore, 27 gtrand O.it h T ?? Ibanita fort yor ontrmtniea lC)n. WVeZ Ter TtoV regret thatt other oind n iore Dnuol' ...

... T~t e lllttt1 tn j J).Oliat el2U Suppiped Direct by the Pubbnser, PostrrO For 12months . .I .. . For C mouthS.,, ?? ?? t,, - oW' For 12 mea t g ?? ?? NEWS.,AOiENTS Dadrus f ?? .1ywllb conteflte Billm should D.eetrate being seyt'ill teeklY 5ithe pblfieher, at the cfce, 2S6, Strgkr ?? .&xsurE:R -t OOCOM 1 PONDNTS. A. E. C-torr. ,; thetndleelt kjnqa!. G lt. 1 hf js ti. tralnd alt * t/ m el O't ...

... PBRYN1INET ENLARGEMENT THE -POLICE N~WS.A El'h Pttbijbor b~.s the p1oasurc of 00?.5flJeiiig in ctttnsequnce cA the cotrmoltg h ottt2ls of this 'turmno, tbht alragnotltl9 are ooing Made for ortsniove- AltoratiouO atod Improrovollnts. DITh Lt ?? bc gicon of its k-PXiRMANENT F-: E ARGEEiNT-. gope'.ddi Dirosot 9y ;tic Plldinhor, Postimro. C -O 2 ?? - ; 2Bd9 irr4r mnonth: . ?? . ?? e'o: ).twontlhu ...

... MORDAUNT DIVORCE CASE. t Now Ready. Price One Penny, by Post Tswopsnce. S T~TE Yt;Lr. ACCOUNT OF THE MORDAUNT DIVORCE CASE. Correet Portrait of LADY MORDAUNT. EXTRAORDINARY DISCLOSURES 3 Suppressed Letters from the . PUZc}3ER or WALE S The Verdict and Particulars never before Published. The TWmle Cowprised in Sixteen larrqe Pages Ask for the POLICE NFws Edition. G. PURXESS, OFFICE, 286, STRAND ...

... TWO NEW TALES AND NEW VOLUME. a THE BLACK PRINCE; E SEVEN SILVflR $TABS. -. A TALE OF THE GREAT PRINCE OF WALES. in Will commenra In NO; 105 Or TDS NO. PEII1 U IOLLN. NO. XISCELLANY. ?? BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED. No. vole. I andt'2 ow neady, Bound in Clotb, Price 7s. Cd. each. No No. TWO NEW TALES AND NEW VOLUME, f MINNIE MAYLAND; 1 AVENGERP AND HIS VICTIM, Ns In No. 105 of the Grat PENNY ...

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... THE ILUSTRATD ,POLICE NEWS, %* In CsegCrw of thN New Postal Tariff, THE r'z (UL.TA TB]) POLICE NEWS will be forwatd& ifM Yrm at the rate of 27rce Halfpentc per Copy. Few tarter I.. _ _. Bd. : Ter lfa1f Year - - - 8s. 3d. = P= = : = 6s. 6d. ...

... ANSWERS CORRESPONDENTS. p, C. D.—VTe ’jot toj nsccrlsin tbo address ci society you named yocrnote. , Brows Via do not know any Act wlnelx bilie axc'nsnge, T-hotber acx:otnmod:ilion not, are made illegal. 3. —Caroline Scott, widow sod dowager Scott, Ear.., died Janaary - >tt 18TO. Lieut-General Sir *.ic >ViuJli.iua, K.C.T3.. died the let of tbc aajna MOBtO'..— The ralhvry at to special ...

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... ILLUST1>ATED TOLIUE NWS. ** IX coeque of the New Postal T2riff THE ILL UST1?A TED POLICE NEWS Wg11 ?? Post Free as the raie of Three ?? Per COPY- Per Quarter ?? _ . .. ls.8d. Per Hacf Year ?? . ?? 3s. Md. P6r Year es. 6d. The Illustrated Police News. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1883. IF the members of the Sixteenth Trades Union Congress, which met on Monday, are at all dis- posed ?? self-praiso, ...

... TUB ILLUST.RATED POLICE. NEWS *i! Ins con.sue~wn of the Nocw Poal Tariff, TIRJ tLLUST_ TED POLICE NEWS, ii lrnfaprded FPost Frce at the rate of 2Tree RalUpe',fe Pellwe. Per Quarter ?? . _ .. Per Ha IfYear ?? ?? 3s. 3d. Per Year' ? .. 6. .d. ...

... What Amount of Suffering Could be Avoided if We Only Knew How. iT Is often remarked how many moro people than formerly rcemplain of feeling imnweU. It la not that there is a greater amount orcontaeiouedleease afloat, for ther lie proof that the extent an~d strength of such are far loss than of yore, because of better sanitary arrangemcnts and greater attention to cleanliness and other matters. ...