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... resume my military duties — I remain, dear Sir. yours very gratefully, (Signed) Lolih Goldsmith, _ Oaptain Criqualaud West Light Infantry. JUNO'S FRUIT SALT 500~MILES in the BUSH. A native of Newcastle left this country for Aus- tralia, in search pf health ...
... fu-ARKE'S PATENT PYRAMID NIGHT- ?? LIGHTS should be kept in a cool, dry place. C PATENT PYRAMID nTght- CLARKi;s PATENT PYIIAMM) NIGHT- LIGHTS gained the onlyprlze Medal at Paris, ?? i> LARK E'S PATENT PYRAMID NIGHT- LIGHTS gained the only Prize Medal at ...
... CL«\BEE, Albany -street, L'jndou, N.W. C~«LAITkES PATENT } J YRAMID NIGEtr - LIt.HTS give double the light of my other night lighos. t.ie therefore the only lights suitable for b-ruiug ie .Nursery Lamps.— Sold every where. TkM R. STURROCK (of Edinburgh and Gl*sg)n ...
... NOTICE.-GAS ECONOMY byBRONNER'S IMPROVEMENTS in GAS LIGHTING, with pure atmo- sphere and less heat. HENRY GREENEand SON demonstrate on consumers' own meters a saving in consumption with equal light of from 20 to 35 percent., and if not satiila-tory nocharge ...
... Offices of the Compauy, 40, Charing- cross S.W. By order of the Board, GEORGE POOLEY, Secretary. ELECTRIC LIGHT. THE ANGLO-AMERICAN BRUSH ELEC- TRIC LIGHT OO RPO RATION (Limlted).-Capital. £800,000 ; first Issue. £400,000.— Victoria Works, Belvedere-road, ...
... PRINCESS'S.— THE LIGHTS O' LONDON. The way was long and weary, But gallantly they strode, A country lad and lassie, Along the heavy road. The night was dark and stormy, But blithe of heart were they, For, shining in the distance, The Lights of London lay ...
... Incan- descent Lights. Being exceedingly simple, it can be installed at very small cost, aud it is very economical in working. The Lamp gives a light of auy power, is absolutely steady (resembling sun- light), and can be lighted and extinguished as ...
... Chair will be taken at Eight o'ciof :khy Pro- fe-sor BELL. » * * ™ VOLUNTEER MOUNTED INFANTRY.— It is proposed toORGANISE a REGIMENT of MOUNTED VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, Head-quarters to he in London.— Further information can be obtained by com-nunicatiug ...
... JL Scarborough THIS WEEK, and Brighton to follow. London in December. VOLUNTEER MOUNTED INFANTRY.— It is proposed to ORGANISE a REGIMENT of MOUNTED VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, Head-quarters to lie in London.— Further information can be obtained by communicating ...
... ILLUMINATED GARDEN FETE. The Rosery a blaze of light. BAND of the SCOTS GUARDS (by permission of Colonel Moncreiff). Conductor. Mr. J. P. Clarke. THIS DAY (Thursday). CRYSTAL PALACE.— ELECTRIC LIGHT.— The TERRACE LIGHTED at dusk THIS EVENING by ANDRE'S SYSTEM ...
... or Mr. Stedman, 12, Berners-street TTOLUNTEER MOUNTED INFANTRY.— ?? At the Preliminary Meeting, held on Saturday last, it was nuanlmously aareed to ORG ANISE a KEGIMENT of VOLUN. ?? MOUNTED INFANTRY; and, in view of the large numher Of Candidate**, present ...
... JABLOCHKOFF ELECTRIC LIGHT and POWER COMPANY (Limited). Sole Contractors to the Metropolitan Board of Works. This Company is PREPARED to RECEIVE APPLICATION for TENDERS to SUPPLY APPARATUS for any number of Lights, or to undertake the lighting of streets, harbours ...