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... H Y G E I A. THE CITY OF HEALTH. Dr. RICHARDSON, ?? at the Social Science Congress, Brighton, I875, says: In the sitting and bed rooms a true oak margin of floor extends two feet round each room. Over this no carpet is ever laid. It is kept bright and clear by the old-fashioned beeswax and turpentine, and the air is made fresh and ozonic by the process. The above most important sanitary ...

... 'IIE 1,.1 ERPOOL. AND LONDON IANT IGLOBE IN'SURANICE COMl. IFAYN -IVE I., lIFE, AND ANNUITIES. 1, Drle-strcet, Live-po-l; Corohill, Loedon. 'ti~e;r ealein of Life iolicies eliscred in the new PflItll:! tLdi~ll-! NCCI'55 will take place for ti .c trlip (t ?? ' DeI' r-1 30.o88, wid enl thle lk(:lARXA'I'(iN 0r' I R IISl'Soil Life Policies e6ieted it Io,7 sill railk for TWO YEARS' Non-bo-ous ...

... gdtie to Abbtrtitv0. AeCrtisemen*t ftt Me PALL MALL GAZETTE should be sent to the OfiAe before Hai-last Tenl s/cowck on tile day of Juldication. Announcemren5ts of Sir-ties, Marriages, and Deaths are inserted its the PALL MALL GAZETTE at a charge of Five Shillings. Thtey may he sent ihrough am Advertisifg Agent, Newsagesct, or Librarian; or, jrooeriy authenticated, to the office of the PALL ...

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... $i .lDNF ,sY, alving resigned his Engagement tle I)ireetore at tle Theatre Royal, Manchester, Company, LI isrty to taie the Management of (or rent) any First-class lieu . *ddirees, Tiheatre Royal, Manchester ; or, Crichton Club, ulell~lii terrace, Strand, London. j. I-l. HA M I L T O N, 1 jl'uY cRAY, False Shame ; Bertie Fitzoree, Now Men and vli Aurcos , Sir Frederick Blesit, Money. ...

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... W\,TESTMINSTER IHOSPITAL, BROAD SANCTUARY, S.W. PRESIDENT. Hir Grace tlhe DuKE of WFsTorNssraER, K.G. :REPAIRS AND IMPROVEMENT FUND. FIRST LIST OF CONTRIBUTIONS To the IRcpairs and Improvement Fund, as wvell as of some additional Donations nod Annual Subscrip- hoos to the Fund for General Purposes, received since the House Committee's recent APPEAL, and for which they beg to express their most ...

... - 5 r [AD-ERTISEIIENT. IMPORTANT NOTICE. GRAND PREXfUX GIFT. THM LONDON FINE ART ASSOCIATIOo 148, STRATD, W.aO THE CILLSEA PENSIO1NERS READING THE GAZETTE AFTER THE BATTLE OF WATERja (COPYRIGHT. 1. j in. by 33 in HIS Picture CommnemOrai-s one of Engisna's projes days. The Battle of Waterloo has been fougbt and won, and the official account of the victory was n4. where so eagerly received as ...

... SALES 1BY AUCTION.1 able tloakof F~lool TV~msea, it~n~e ony ft fow, minutec' walk sic Sirom the Bank ofVgln. 0we ,oth roat coomnlorcial andi monetar centc~. andcaon ioso~ ass , jno io t grouzdcnoiaoarea of (IV nearly 440 qao(oh.'b oope ?? yasly enatstothat earvly posesosion of the whole canl lechood if APf .sEDWARD TE1W(SOW (of thn firm of Mlessrs. Be blebnhions. tossn, ?? SucEL.y A1crIN, at ...