... recently ad- vocated in the Times, dispensing «ith all procession, and without the intervention of the ordinary undertaker at any stage oftbe pro- All thac is necessary isthat in the e-ise of death notice of the evnt should be sent immediately to the Office, 2, Lancaster-place, *i trand. XTEW FUNERAL CAR. DOTTRIDGE'S 1 ' PATENT iau be HIRED through any. Funeral Furnisher. lar*- for purchase ...

... inth Si,* ' ' >'LKA the intervei tion f U s - ' wit. out Bs All ti ?? 1 * ordinary undertaker at any sta?e of the pro- nt «bo„n, V 1 ?? ?? in 'hi esse Of death in tice of Strand. ?? be sent immediately to the Oflice, 2, Lauca_ter-pl N E i^tvv-S' UNEral ' CAR. DOTTRIDGE'S ?? T canbe HIRED thiot gh any Funeial Furnisher.— W'oria v J I*chiise on application. - Dottridge Brothers, Dorset ...

... ?? ?? ~v _* S^§*_„ Jf \ __— ?? PRICE Id. Unstamped, Stamped ljd. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1876. REGISTERED FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD, No. 2,031. REMOVED FROM TOP OF KING-STREET. BAEKET-PLACE BOOT AND .SHOE WAREHOUSE. JOSEPH VARLEY' AND SONS, successors to Mrs. Hy. Liddell), FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. Fimt-clas. assortment of LADIES' REST HAND-SEWN BOOTS. LADIES' PLAIN AND FANCY BOOTS. LAPIFS' ...

... TRAINS ' A NEW EXPRESS TRAIN, consisting of First-ciass Car- riages, aud including a PULLMAN DRAWING-ROOM CAR vill RUN EVERY WEEK DAY between Victoria and! Brighton _.« under : — a °>- n m Victoria dep. 10. 45 Brighton dep. 645 ringhton arr. ll.&s Victoria arr 658 This tram wiU convey Passengers at the usual Express Fares e ach way, a small extra charge being made for the Pullmar. lnawing ...

... _„KHIIL WELLS, GLASTONBURY, GUERNSEY AND *T^ Quickest and best Route.— Shortest 2 L B ?? Service by the Royal Mail *_3I via Southampton.— The Latest Tram P the (Bristol Midland Railway Station) i?* T ...

... combined with careful attention to tne mora ...

... r C}(\ ?? • r '• t ?? PRICE Id. Unstamped, Stamped l|d MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1876. REGISTERED FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD. No. 2,623 Busmen ;^&toj&c:s. AUTHORISED AGENTS for Huddersfield, Dewabury, Holmfirth, aud surrounding districts, tor PINET'S CELEBRATED LADIES' FRENCH BOOTS, MALLINsfON and WHITHAM, 6, John William-street, Hudd.rsli A Ono of ttc Largest St cks of French BOOTS aud SHOES in the ...

... SUPPOSED MURDER OF A CHILD IN PRESTON. During the past fortnight (says the Presto •> Guardian) a number of men have been engaged iv altering the premises known as the Albert Hotel. Fishergate, which some eight months ago, were abandoned as an inn, and which are now being altered for business purposes. The other day, whilst a brick- setter's labourer was demolishing a chimney-place iv one of ...

... with careful attention to tne moral ...

... CHESTER AND BTRMINGHA Iff. STOBES .—GRAND JUNCTION CANAL WHARF, IS LAND -STREE V, NOTTINGHAM. AGENTS :- Mr. Peter Pilgrim, Bb*-liord Mr. W. F. Johnson, Ironmonger, Leicester Mr. Ed-sard Tinley, Southwell, Notts. Mr. Frank Ison, Shardlow, Dsrby Mr. William Morris, Wyvill, Grantham Mr. J. S Robinsin. Chemist, Alfreton Mr. W. H. Boler, High Oakham, Mansfield Messrs. Kiddy and Achton, Belper Mr. W ...

... to ?? office for reference and dittribution, the Plan* end Particular* of Aknie*, and Catalogue* of Machinery, Furniture, Hook*, and other Property advertited in our column*. £xl*« bg Svttrtiflft. ~ — S MR. J. M. POTT. CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS. EGMASTON, NEAR TUXFORD, NOTTS. TM. POTT will SELL by. AUCTION, by c order of th« Trustee in Bankruptcy of Mr. Thof. ?? on Mosday, January 31st. 1876, at ...

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