G. K. BIRD’S
Watches
IN ELEGANT ENGRAVED
GOLD CASES,
£5.00
IN SILVER CASES
£2.10.0
Recommended for accuracy and Durability.
George King Bird,
Goldsmith, Jeweller
AND
Electro Plate Manufacturer.
47 Westbourne Grove,
Bayswater, W.
FOR PRICE LIST OF SPOONS & FORKS, SEE ADV. PAGE.
END OF MATTER
ALFRED BUTLER,
LEINSTER HOUSE, 113 & 115 WESTBOURNE GROVE.
TABLE LINEN WAREHOUSE.
Black Silks of the best Manufacture.
All Goods are marked in plain Figures, at
the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
ALFRED BUTLER’S
LINEN AND GENERAL DRAPERY WAREHOUSE.
ALFRED BUTLER’S
NOTED BLACK SILK WAREHOUSE.
ALFRED BUTLER’S
BRITISH AND FRENCH FABRIC AND MADE UP DRESS WAREHOUSE.
ALFRED BUTLER’S
SHAWL AND MANTLE WAREHOUSE.
MANTLES MADE TO ORDER.
ALFRED BUTLER’S
BRITISH & FRENCH PRINTED CAMBRIC WAREHOUSE.
ALFRED BUTLER’S
FAMILY MOURNING WAREHOUSE.
LEINSTER HOUSE.
113 and 115, WESTBOURNE GROVE.
N.B.—The Terms of the House being only for
READY MONEY, all goods are marked at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
| Mr. Tyndall.
Surgeon Dentist PEMBRIDGE 1a GARDENS, NOTTING HILL |
Begs to inform his Patrons and the Inhabitants generally of the surrounding district that he has as large a Stock of Teeth on hand as any House in London and particularly invites an early inspection of the same.
Mr. Tyndall has much pleasure in offering his long and practical experience in all cases of dental defect and deficiency, and trusts that through skilful treatment and unremitting attention to receive a large share of public patronage.
| Single Teeth | 4/. | 6/. | 8/6. | 10/6. | 15/. | 21/. | 25/. | Each. |
| Partial Pieces | 1½. | 3½. | 4½. | 7. | 9. | & | 12. | Guineas. |
| Sets of Teeth | 3½. | 4½. | 6½. | 10. | 14. | 20. | and 25 | Guineas. |
Mr. Tyndall’s cheap White Emalgam Stopping cannot be detected by the
closest observer from the natural Teeth.
Stopping of Teeth from 1/. to Half a Guinea,—Gold Stopping One Guinea.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION 2/6.
Consultation free of Charge.
ALLEN AND MORTON,
LITHOGRAPHERS
To Her Majesty’s Law Commissioners,
AND
MACHINE PRINTERS,
WEST LONDON DIRECTORY,
OFFICE,
9, HEREFORD ROAD,
WESTBOURNE GROVE,
BAYSWATER, W.
THOMAS MOORE.
| Departments
No. 13.
READY MADE CLOTHING. WOOLLENS. SHIRTS & SHIRTINGS. TIES & SCARFS. HOSIERY & GLOVES PARIS & LIVERY HATS. CLOTH AND FELT CAPS. PORTMANTEAUS AND RUGS. | Departments No. 14. SILKS. VELVETS. SHAWLS. MANTLES. FANCY DRESSES. MILLINERY. BLANKETS FLANNELS. LINENS. CALICOS. HABERDASHERY. FAMILY MOURNING |
RICHMOND HOUSE, TOP OF THE GREEN, SHEPHERD’S BUSH.
METROPOLITAN BANK,
LIMITED.
Head Office.—75, CORNHILL, LONDON.
| Nominal Capital | £2,000,000. |
| Paid-up Capital | £200,000. |
Chairman, CHARLES GILPIN, Esq., M.P.
General Manager.
J. D. CARNEGIE, Esq.
Sub-Manager.
J. R. GLANVILL, Esq.
Secretary.
T. GILLESPIE, Esq.
Branches.
| HAMMERSMITH | J. H. LEWIS, Esq., Manager. |
| MACCLESFIELD | B. PIERPOINT, Esq., Manager. |
| WOOLWICH | J. T. DRAKE, Esq., Manager. |
Current Accounts.—Interest made up to 30th June and 31st December, and allowed on minimum monthly balances, if not below £100 during the half-year.
Sums of £10 and upwards received at interest on deposit at call, or for fixed periods.
Approved Bills discounted.
Circular Notes and Letters of Credit, payable in all parts of the world, issued free of charge.
Purchases and Sales effected in British and Foreign Stocks and Shares, without any charge, except the Brokers’ usual commission. Securities taken in charge, and Dividends received for Customers free of expense.
The Agency of Foreign and Country Banks undertaken, and the London financial Business of commercial firms in the country conducted.
R. J. DICK ON THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
England has done the deed,—the mystic thread
Lies sound and safe upon its shingly bed;
Hail, noble science! that the world can span,
And freight the lightning with the thoughts of man;
Tho’ difficult her path beneath the deep,
Where wrecks and relics of past ages sleep;
Tho’ Neptune snapped her first heart-treasured chain,
And flung it from her in his high disdain.
She laid another—grappled in the brine,
Found her lost treasure, and secured her line;
When GUTTA PERCHA SOLES were first invented,
How many sceptics were there, now relented?
What obstacles abound with new ideas—
What rainbows shine amid our hopes and fears;
But DICK’S is now a well established plan.
Own’d and accepted as the boon of man;
And like the telegraph in its impervious dress,
’Twas GUTTA PERCHA sealed the great success.
OBSERVE—DICK’S GUTTA PERCHA BOTTOMED BOOTS have all
Stout Leather Insoles, they can be worn in all weathers, and every pair
warranted. Sold at
296, HIGH HOLBORN;
96, HIGH STREET, WHITECHAPEL;
148, SHOREDITCH;
AND
21, BECKFORD ROW, WALWORTH, LONDON.
Get your Old Leather Boots Soled with Gutta Percha on DICK’S
New Principle.
PRICES. | |||
MEN’S. | WOMEN’S. | ||
Bluchers | 6/6 to 7/6 | Balmorals | 4/9 to 5/0 |
Shoes, Calf, best quality | 6/6 „ 7/6 | Kid Boots | 4/9 ,, 5/6 |
Balmorals | 8/6 „ 10/6 | Elastic Side Boots | 5/0 ,, 8/6 |
Elastic Side Boots | 9,6 „ 12/0 | Cashmere Boots | 3/3 ,, 3/9 |
Laceing Boots | 7/6 „ 8/6 | —Elastic side | 4/0 ,, 4/9 |
Wellingtons | 10/6 |
| |
Boy’s and Girls’ Boots proportionately Cheap.
NOTICE!
A LARGE AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
LEATHER SOLED BOOTS & SHOES,
Of the Newest Styles, kept in Stock, at equally low Prices, which
will be found well worth a trial.
Gentlemen’s Boots Soled and Heeled, 2/6 and 2/9. Ladies’ Boots
Soled and Heeled, 1/6 and 1/8.
CAUTION.
If you have had the misfortune to loose a Tooth, or several Teeth, and wish to replace them economically, do not be led away by the false prices, and specious advertisements which are daily to be met with, in almost every newspaper, or other advertising medium. Recollect! that a very great deal of difference exists between “cheapness” and “lowness of price.” “Artificial Teeth,” like various other things, may be obtained low in price, and yet be by no means cheap to the wearer, because, in nine cases out of every ten, they are generally badly constructed, and, if this is the case, “Artificial Teeth” on such a principle, must necessarily become EXPENSIVE articles however LOW the price of the same may be.
Messrs. LEE, the old established Dentists, of Bayswater and Notting Hill, are led to make these remarks from the fact that rarely does a week pass, but they are consulted by patients who have in this manner (through some specious advertisement) not only paid a considerable price for a worthless piece of mechanism, but one mouth itself has been seriously and sometimes irremediably injured, by the imperfect adjustment and deleterious compositions that have been used.
All this might have been avoided if a respectable Dentist had been consulted in the first instance, and, possibly, half the expense saved by the patient.
Messrs. LEE, in offering the benefit of their experience in all cases of Dental defect or deficiency, do so without apology, because it is with satisfaction to themselves that they, with certainty, can allude to the happy results attendant on their own exclusive system of Dentistry. Their long practical experience, in a large and daily increasing practice, enables them with confidence to guarantee to all who may consult them “A THOROUGH RESTORATION OF THE LOST TEETH, by replacing new ones fully equal (in all respects) and frequently FAR SUPERIOR, in durability and beauty, than the originals.”
Messrs. LEE wish it to be thoroughly understood that there are so many adventitious circumstances always affecting the cost of properly constructed “Artificial Teeth,” that it becomes a matter of impossibility to make any particular rule subservient to every case, but they trust that the following scale of charges will enable any one wishing to consult them to form a general idea of the cost where no complication is present.
| Single Teeth | 5/-, 7/6, 10/6, 15/-, and 21/- each. |
| Partial Pieces | 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, and 10 Guineas. |
| Sets of Teeth | 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, 12, 15, and 20 Guineas. |
MESSRS. LEE,
Surgeon-Dentists,
NO. 21, WESTBOURNE GROVE, W.
Attendance from Nine till Five daily.
BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS:
4, CAMBRIDGE TERRACE, NOTTING HILL STATION,
36, ELGIN CRESCENT, NOTTING HILL.
CONSULTATION FREE.
C. HULL,
High Street, Notting Hill,
Purveyor of Dairy Provisions,
YORK HAMS, PICKLED OX
TONGUES,
STILTON AND OTHER
CHEESES,
Carefully Selected from
THE
Finest Descriptions.
HAMPERS OF POULTRY
AND GAME
Packed and Forwarded to all
PARTS OF ENGLAND.
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
HEAD OFFICES—
LONDON: Royal Insurance Buildings, Lombard Street.
LIVERPOOL: Royal Insurance Buildings, North John Street.
Branch Officers’ in Great Britain and Ireland—
MANCHESTER, BIRMINGHAM, BRISTOL, LEEDS, SHEFFIELD,
NEWCASTLE, SOUTHAMPTON, EDINBURGH, GLASGOW, & DUBLIN.
| Chairman in
Liverpool. Wm. WAINWRIGHT, Esq. TOTAL ANNUAL REVENUE EXCEEDS £600,000. | Chairman in London. Chas. TURNER, Esq., M.P. ACCUMULATED FUNDS IN HAND OVER £1,200,000. |
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The latest returns of Government Duty show the ROYAL, on the authority of Parliamentary Documents, to be at the head of all the Insurance Offices as regards increase of business.
The Receipt of Fire Premiums has progressed as follows:
| 1857 | £175,049 | 1861 | £292,402 |
| 1859 | 228,314 | 1863 | 341,668 |
While for 1865 they amounted to £414,733.
The ROYAL Insurance Company has invariably been distinguished for its promptitude and liberality in the settlement of Claims.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
The rapid progress and the position of this Branch will be best shown by the
following Statement of the New Life Business effected for the years
Net sum assured onNew Policies | |||
1857 | £329,380 | 1861 | £521,101 |
1859 | 434,470 | 1863 | 752,546 |
While for 1865 the amount was £888,683.
The most important Element of the high prosperity of the Life Branch has been the exceedingly small amount of the General Expenditure charged against it, arising from the fact that the Fire Branch (while otherwise distinct) has, from its extraordinary magnitude, borne by far the largest proportion of the indispensable charges, such as those for Offices, Directors, Management, staff of Clerks, &c., leaving the Life Branch comparatively unweighted by expense.
LARGE LIFE BONUSES EVERY FIVE YEARS.
EXAMPLES OF THE APPORTIONMENT OF BONUS.
Year in a which policy | On tonal Amount. | Amount | |
1845 | £2,000 | For 19 years | £2,760 |
,, | 500 | ,, ,, | 690 |
1846 | 450 | For 18 years | 612 |
,, | 300 | ,, ,, | 408 |
1847 | 750 | For 17 years | 1,005 |
Security for both Fire and Late Branches—Capital Two Millions Sterling.
PERCY M. DOVE, Manager and Actuary.
JOHN B. JOHNSTON, Secretary in London.
NORLAND LAUNDRY,
ESTABLISHED 1856.
MRS. J. JOHNSTONE,
Laundress & Clear Starcher,
9, GEORGE STREET, UNION STREET,
St. James’s Square, near William Street,
NOTTING HILL, W.
To the Gentry of Notting Hill & Bayswater.
Mrs. J. most respectfully solicits the Patronage of the Ladies of the Neighbourhood; having had great experience she feels confident of giving every satisfaction to those Ladies who may favor her with their work.
The House is Built for a Laundry, and is fitted up with every convenience, their being Wash House Mangle Laundry, Packing Room, Large Drying Ground, and Plentiful supply of Water.
Mrs. J. pays the best Prices to her Workpeople, thereby ensuring the best workwomen.
Work Contracted for, or Washed by the Dozen. Payable Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly.
N.B.—Mrs. J. wishes to call attention to the fact that she particularly excels in the department of Shirt Ironing and Fine Clothes.
Blankets and Counterpanes Scoured.
First Class References Given.
VAN in TOWN TWICE A WEEK.
C. WAGNER,
Baker,
No. 12, ARCHER STREET,
KENSINGTON PARK.
BREAD AND FLOUR WARRANTED PURE AND
OF THE BEST QUALITY.
SCHOOLS AND LARGE ESTABLISHMENTS SUPPLIED ON
LIBERAL TERMS.