... 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 ...

... ?? ?? ~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 ...

... 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 ...

... by JOHN HOLMS, Esq., M.P. fob Hacekey, On ARMY REFORM; Or, WHAT WORKMEN THINK OF CONSCRIPTION. ROBERT LEADER, Esq., has consented to Preside. t_f To commence at Eight o'clock. Admission Free. Work- ing men, attend in thousands and hear the danger to%hich you are exposed. TO-MOBBOW. j^LBERT HALL, SHEFFIELD. MISB ISABELLA HOWLDEN Begs to announce her intention df EXHIBITING the PAINT- IK G8 ...

... 18th. The Rev. BOWLEY HILL, M.A., wiS preside. Tea at 6.30. , _ . ?? cut Tickets to be had at Pawsoh and Bbailsfobd s, pnee ls. 6d, Bach. ?? NE_TSUNDAY AFTERNOON AT 2.30. HEY R STAINTON'S LECTURE -at thf JL%> Albebt Hall. Subject :- Bitter Beer. fIIBADE MARK PROTECTION SOCIETY. ENGLI6H BEGISTRATION. Bheffield Office:— Bs, QUEEN BTREET. TWO NIGHTS ONLY. THE JUBILEE SINGERS. WITH THEIR SLAVE ...

... iv his Nkw Mabt f immediately a .joining the Bailway Station), on TUESDAY. Jakuabt llth, 1876, tbe following Btoek, viz : 66 FAT BEABTS. CALVES. COWS in CaU; Newly Calven, Oeld. Ac 180 FAT and GRAZING BHEHF. 80 FAT. POBK, and BTORE PIGS. Sate at quart, r to 12 o'clock prompt. mm*mry accomodation for Stock sent over night. Offioes: Market-plaoe and Cas-le-yard, Think, and at Boroughbndge. ' ...

... 10 stamps.- MII.LI X l N and LAW 1 QHOULDER and TROUSERS BRACE combined Kup- LADIES' ACCOI ...

... Australia Tue Pen insular am Oriental Steam Navigation Company despatch their Mea.uers from Southampton, via the Su-z Canal, every Thursd.y, from Venice every Friday, and from Brindisi. with ;he Overland Mails, every Monday. Office.,, London : 122, Leadeuhal'l-street. E.C. and 25 Cock- SDur-strret, S.W. Oj TEAM TO BALTIMORE FROM rD SO UT H A M PTON.-The NORTH GERMAN LLOYD will MAttsri ...

... (gI.MO.OUO) First Mortgage 7 per Cent. ' -teriir.g Bonds, in sums of £200 or $1,000 each, ?? iaterest at the rate of £7 3s. per cent, par annum, j^yable in London on the lst of January and July in each year. j. ?? -mat *c at pai' in 1902. The redemption to be provided for annually ly the operatioa of a cumulative sinking fund of v ■ ?? ,jk i annum, and accruing interest beginning iv 1878. >> L ...

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