1 Spyer John
2 Des Portes Jules A.
3 Irving Mrs. Col.
4 Gray John
5 Ritchie Miss
6 Scott Joseph
8 Dodd John
9 Goodman Mrs
10 Richards Capt. G. H.,R.N.
11 Chamberlain Miss
12 Foot Mrs
13 Nicholson H.,Bridge house hotel
14 Everest Henry, surgeon
15 Stanbridge Mrs
16 Tyndale Mrs
17 Docker Edward
18 Davidson William
19 Alexander Mrs
20 Kersling Mrs Alexander
21 Smith William
22 Burch Joseph
23 Smith Samuel
25 Hilton Mrs
26 Stone Mr
1 Graver Dr.
2 Gardner Harry, surgeon
1 Davis Mrs
3 Tilling William
5 Delay Misses, ladies’ school
7 Baldwin Mrs
9 Teham Mrs
13 Sheen Mrs
15 Butcher Miss
2 Sharpe Miss
4 Reed E. Isaac
6 Goodman James
8 Sheard Miss
12 Asser Mrs. Edward
14 Morewood J.
16 Gurden Thomas
18 Tofts Benjamin
20 Lindo Alias
21 Mitchell Edward
2 Plant Benjamin
24 Lewis Mrs
1 Hancock Edwin
3 Oleghorn Ralph W.
4 Ambler Edward
6 Gadsdon John Remell
7 Francis —
8 Strike James
9 Richards James
10 Shorter Mrs
21 Davis C., basket maker
22 Wyer William, butcher
23 Down S., grocer
1 Smale William Henry
2 Conyers Miss A
Dankes Miss
3 Gasquet Mrs
4 Stephen Frederick G.
5 Turner Mrs
6 Slight Mrs
7 Murray Miss
8 Caulin Miss
9 Broad John
10 Warner William
11 Castello Mrs
12 Maule Mrs
13 Pagliano Mrs
14 Fordham Thomas
16 Webb Mrs
17 Wurkman Walter
18 Kerr Mrs
19 Pogell Edward
20 Ridlinton William
21 Morgan Dr. Taylor, surgeon
22 Jarvis Roger
23 Lynn Mrs
24 Moody —
25 Harley Mrs
26 Mills James
27 Lane Capt. John
29 Dennis Hanson George
31 Fairbanks Miss
33 Batson Robert
37 Hamlin Mrs
39 Mylins Chas. Augustus
41 Spear Arthur
St. Mary of the Angels’ Roman Catholic Church
St. Mary of the Angels’ Roman Catholic Schools
Jones Robert, cocoa and chocolate manufacturer
1 Valentine John S.
2 & 3 Williams James
4 Lewis Christopher Henry
5 Tahourdin Chas. John
6 Large James
7 Richards Robert Phelps
1 Grigg Wm. C., surgeon
3 Brown Mrs. T.
4 Lamb Dr. J. Stewart,M.D.physician
5 Skeet Mrs
6 Saunders Frank
1 Porter William
2 Tutvoye Mrs.Woodfield house
3 Neville Mrs
5 Griffith Edwin
6 Lee Joseph
7 Blake George
8 Davis Alfred
9 Willington Mrs
10 Colborn Charles
11 Carter Miss
12 Groves M., laundress
13 Westhall John
14 Oldrey William
15 White Charles W.
16 Kenney Ephraim
17 Bennett James
18 Ricks Henry
19 Slaughter John
20 Cook Thomas
21 Welch Thomas
22 Kidd R. P.
23 Walster Thomas
24 Gates Daniel
25 Gaisford Henry
26 Harding Thomas
28 Pratt Robert
29 Groves John
30 Starling Mrs
31 Tautz Charles
32 McLean John
33 Burley Frederick
34 May T. J.
35 Kay Edward & Allen Wm.,Builders’ Arms
36 Jones Thomas
38 Norman William
40 Christmas George
42 Edwards John, butcher
1 Curnock Horsendon
Curnock John
2 Spencer Joseph
3 Hill Joseph
Rice John,Woodfield lodge west
Dixey —,Woodfield house Atlas works
Clayton & Co., engineers, &c.
Woods William, Woodfield nursery
1 Dyne George G.,Prince Albert Tavern
3 Oak James, grocer
4 Slade R., greengrocer, &c.
9 Quarman Mary, grocer
13 Coulden J. T., boot maker
17 Tipler G.,Pelican Tavern
2 Wyeth Charles, builder
3 Blanchard Stephen
4 Rayner Joseph
5 Hewell Mrs
6 Clark Mrs
1 Frost Joseph
2 Ward Frederick George
3 Howcroft Mrs
1 Smith James
2 Boden Robert
3 Bow Charles
4 Harris Joseph
5 Long John
6 Randal Mrs
Randal Charles H.
7 Sampson George
8 Downey Miss
9 Eldridge Mrs,Ravenscourt lodge
10 Walsh James William,Belle vue villa
11 Redhead Richard,Argyle villa
12 Abraham Henry Robert,Mountfield house
1 Sothern E. A.,The Cedars
3 Blacktorne A.,Woolsthorpe house
4 Curzon Hon. E. C.,Scarsdale house
5 Elkins Charles, house agent
1 Lane Richard James
2 Henry Capt. C.
3 Lester Rev. Frederick
4 Cunningham Hugh
5 Wilkin Mrs James
6 Griffiths William
Smith George,Augusta villa
1aBarber G. & Barnett H., hair dressers
1 Phillips C, cheesemonger
2 Permain H., tailor
3 Wright W., ironmonger
4 Watts E., boot maker
5 Heward Robert
6 Gorham Mrs
7Post Office Sorting Office
8 Spaul W., greengrocer
8aHolliday J., dairyman
9 Sheffington William
10 Dickinson Miss
11 Clint Alfred
12 Merriman and Roberts, surgeons
13 Howe Gilbert,C.E.
15 Collins W. & Son, tailors
15aHankins R., wardrobe dealer
16 Doughty J., stationer
17 Self J., gasfitter
17aRiley John, saddler
18 Doncaster J., blind maker
20 Camp J., boot maker
21 Spark William, china dealer
22 Cole Wm., coach maker
Collins J., pork butcher
23 Rogers A., coffee rooms
END OF STREET DIRECTORY.
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Picture of J. Frazer & Co.’s shop
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
J. FRAZER & CO,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
Drapers and Silk Mercers,PORCHESTER HOUSE,
OPPOSITE THE ROYAL OAK.
BISHOP’S ROAD, BAYSWATER, W.
Solicit an inspection of their EXTENSIVE STOCK in the following Departments, now complete with a large variety of the LATEST NOVELTIES the Home and Foreign Markets produce, suitable for the present and coming season:—
SILKS
Fancy Dresses
MANTLES
SHAWLS
Furs
MOURNING
British Prints
French & Swiss Cambrics
Ladies’ Outfitting
Children’s ditto
TRIMMINGS
Haberdashery
Umbrellas
HOSIERY
GLOVES
RIBBONS
FLOWERS
LACES
Perfumery
Fancy Cabinets
J. F. & Co. call special attention to their present Stock ofBLANKETS,FLANNELS,HOUSEHOLD LINENS,CALICOES, andHORROCKSES’ LONG CLOTHS, atManufacturers’ Prices.
J. F. & Co.’sCURTAIN DEPARTMENTcomprises materials suitable for Drawing Room, Dining Room, Study, Parlour, and Bed Room Curtains, in Silk Brocades and Reps, French Tapestries, Terris, Pekinade Stripes, Wool Reps, Pekin, Turkey, and Assyrian Cloths, Damasks, &c., &c.; Chintzes, White and Coloured Dimities, &c., &c.; Upholsterers’ Trimmings, Brass and Wood Poles, with Ornaments, Rings, and Brackets, to match; Gilt and German Cornices.
Muslin,Lace,Leno,and Swiss Curtains(hand made)of special design.
FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED.
Competent Upholsterers sent to all parts of the United Kingdom.
Estimates and Patterns free of charge.
IRON BEDSTEADS & BEDDING.
Watch
Watches
IN ELEGANT ENGRAVEDGOLD CASES,
£5.0.0
IN SILVER CASES
£2.10.0
Watch case
Recommended for accuracy and Durability.
George King Bird,
Goldsmith, Jeweller
AND
Electro Plate Manufacturer.
47 Westbourne Grove
Bayswater, W.
Article on tray electro plated
Electro Plated from 42/
Bottles on electro plated tray
Electro Plated from 21/
A CHOICE SELECTION OF WEDDING AND OTHER PRESENTS
GEORGE KING BIRD,MANUFACTURER OFELECTRO-PLATED SPOONS, FORKS,&c.,the only Substitute for Silver,
47,WESTBOURNE GROVE,BAYSWATER.
G. K.Birdbegs to draw special attention to his modern and superior Stock of Serviceable and Ornamental ELECTRO-PLATE, comprising: Biscuit Boxes, Butter Coolers, Cake and Sugar Baskets, Corner Dishes, Dish Covers, Dessert Stands, Flower Vases, Breakfast, Cruet, and other Frames, Claret Jugs, Cups and Goblets, Spoons and Forks, Tea Services, Waiters, &c., &c., all of theBEST QUALITY, and atModerate Prices.
PRICE LIST OF “BIRD’S” ELECTRO SPOONS AND FORKS.
BEADED AND FIDDLEPATTERNS.
THREADPATTERN.
KING’S & LILYPATTERN.
12 Table Forks
£1
16
0
£2
8
0
£3
0
0
12 Table Spoons
1
16
0
2
8
0
3
0
0
12 Dessert Forks
1
7
0
1
15
0
2
2
0
12 Dessert Spoons
1
7
0
1
15
0
2
2
0
12 Tea Spoons
0
18
0
1
4
0
1
7
0
2 Sauce Ladles
0
7
0
0
8
6
0
10
6
1 Gravy Spoon
0
7
0
0
8
6
0
10
6
4 Salt Spoons (gilt bowls)
0
6
6
0
8
6
0
10
6
1 Mustard Spoon
0
1
6
0
2
6
0
3
0
1 Fair Sugar Tongs
0
3
0
0
4
0
0
5
0
1 Sugar Sifter
0
5
0
0
6
0
0
7
6
1 Pair Fish Carvers
1
0
0
1
5
0
1
10
0
1 Butter Knife
0
3
0
0
4
0
0
5
0
1 Soup Ladle
0
12
0
0
15
0
0
17
6
6 Egg Spoons (gilt bowls)
0
10
0
0
12
6
0
16
0
Complete Service
£10
19
0
£14
4
6
£17
5
6
ANY ARTICLE CAN BE HAD SEPARATELY AT THE SAME RATE.
Victoria, Lily, and other Ornamental Patterns, made to order at the same prices as King’s.
SPOOKS & FORKS RE-PLATED AT ONE HALF THE ABOVE PRICES.
Bird’s Beat Electro-plated Biscuit Boxes
From 42/-
Bird’s Best Electro-plated Breakfast Frames
,, 20/-
Bird’s Wine and Spirit Corks, with Name Engraved
at 1/-
JEWELLERY.
G. K.Birdsolicits an inspection of his well selected Stock of Jewellery, consisting of Bracelets, Brooches, Albert and Guard Chains, Crosses,Earrings,Lockets, Necklets, Gold and Silver Pencils, Scarf Pins, Wedding, Keeper, Gem and other Rings, Studs, Sleeve Links, &c., &c., all of the newest patterns.
Bird’s Fine Gold Earrings
From 6s. 6d. per Pair.
Bird’s Fine Gold Lockets
4s. 6d. each.
Ladies’ Ears Pierced.Watches,Clocks,& Jewellery Cleaned & Repaired.
WATCHES.
Bird’s Watches, in Elegant Engraved Gold Gases
£5 : 0 : 0
Bird’s Watches, in Strong Silver Cases
£2 : 10 : 0
(RECOMMENDED FOR ACCURACY AND DURABILITY.)
G. K. BIRD,
Jeweller,Gold and Silversmith,Watchmaker,&c.,&c.,
47, WESTBOURNE GROVE,Opposite Westbourne Hall.
Picture of Alfred Butler’s Leinster house, Bayswater
BED AND TABLE LINENS,
FLANNELS,BLANKETS,&c.
FAMILY MORNING.
ALFREDBUTLER,LEINSTERHOUSE.
TheRev. Alex.J. D. D’Orsey,B.D., of Corpus Christi College, English Lecturer at Cambridge, and Lecturer in Public Reading at King’s College, London, receives pupils at his house for the following subjects:
Critical Study of the English Language, with especial reference to the Civil Service, 10–11.
History, of English Literature, 11–12.
English Composition, including Essays, Poems, Précis, Dictation, Punctuation and Official Forms, 1–2.
Public Reading—Management of the Voice, Pronunciation, Distinct Utterance, 2–8.
Public Speaking—Improvisation, Delivery, Logic, Grammar, Expression, Voice, Gesture, &c., 3–4;
Lecturesto Ladies and Gentlemen, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 4–5 & 9–10 p.m.
Ladies’ Classes—Tuesdays and Fridays.
Gentlemen’s Classes—Mondays and Thursdays.
Evening Classes for Gentlemen:
Public Reading—Mondays and Thursdays
8–9.
Public Speaking
9–10.
English Grammar, Tuesdays and Fridays
8–9.
English Composition
9–10.
Fees,Payable on Entrance:—
Course of 10 Lessons, 12 pupils in a class, One Guinea.
Course of 10 Lessons, 6 pupils in a class, Two Guineas.
Courses begin every six weeks:—3rd February; 16th March; 1st May; 15th June; 1st October; and 12th November.
13Prince’s Square,Kensington Gardens,W.
ESTABLISHED 1835.
Capital Subscribed £2,500,000. Paid-up £1,500,000. Restor Undivided Profits £561,592.
DIRECTORS:
SirBurton Machamara.
B. H.Hartley, Esq.
F. B.Henshaw, Esq.
SirRalph Howard, Bart.
Harvey Lewis, Esq.,M.P.
David Mahony, Esq.
SirJosh. N. McKenna,M.P.
Albert Ricardo, Esq.
Rowand Ronald, Esq.
Samuel Saunders, Esq.
J.Bogle Smith, Esq.
The Hon.Albert Petre.
Philip Vanderbyl, Esq.M.P.
SECRETARY:
Michael Joseph Power.
CHIEF INSPECTOR & PUBLIC OFFICER
James Costello.
INSPECTORS OF BRANCHES:
Edward James Mills,Inspector.
Patrick Joseph Kirwan,Inspector.
Edmond Howley Devitt,Asst. Inspector.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY:William George Simm.
HEAD OFFICE—
13, OLD BROAD ST., LONDON, E.C.
JOHN PARKER,Manager and Public Officer.—William Frederick Ingelow,Sub-Man.
METROPOLITAN BRANCHES—
BAYSWATER, W.
19Gloucester Gardens
Basil Rowand Ronald.
CAMDEN TOWN, N.W.
189High Street
Edward Alfred Chaston.
CHARING CROSS, S.W.
9Charing Cross
John Clark.
OXFORD STREET, W.
28Old Cavendish Street
Horace Hope Bloxham.
PIMLICO, S.W. (Tempy. Offices)
4Arabella Row
Parkins Robins Derriman.
The Directors of this Bank have decided to OPEN A BRANCH atNOTTING HILL,
Which will be OPENED as soon as the necessary Alterations to the Premises,No. 156, HIGH STREET,
Taken for that purpose, are completed.
By Order.
ESTABLISHEDRoyal seal1842.
Chronometer,Watch and Clock Maker,Goldsmith, Silversmith, and Working Jeweller,
18, SPRING STREET,
(Opposite the Great Western Hotel),
PADDINGTON, W.
Watches,Clocks,and Jewellery made to order.
CLOCKS WOUND AND KEPT IN REPAIR BY THE YEAR.
Electro Plating and Gilding.
Plate of every description repaired on the most reasonable terms.
ENGRAVING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
All Orders executedon the premisesby experienced workmen.
18, SPRING STREET, PADDINGTON. W.
Theintention of the Inventor is to give to the owners of valuable watches the security and confidence hitherto not enjoyed; as it is unhappily too well-known that the wearer of so useful an article as a watch is always in danger of having it wrenched from him. In many instances, gentlemen have discontinued to display their watch guards for fear of losing the watch attached to it, therefore being under the necessity of putting away a useful and elegant part of dress.
Watches, made with the above improvement are keyless; the Watch being wound and the hands set to the time, and the watch itself protected by this novel invention. The pendant being a universal joint, cannot be wrenched off.
The Self-protecting Pendant can be fixed to any Watch for a small cost.
The invention has been highly approved of by a number of scientific gentlemen.
Post Office, Money Order Office, & P. O. Saving’s Bank,
S. M. & A. WARREN
(SUCCESSORS TO R. G. RIST,)
NEWS AGENTS;
Booksellers, Stationers, Librarians,AND MUSIC SELLERS.
PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS
REGULARLY SUPPLIED.
ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED.
ADVERTISEMENTS
INSERTED IN ALL THE DAILY AND WEEKLY PAPERS.
Warren’s Library, Edwardes Terrace,KENSINGTON.
MR. R. ALDRIDGE,
(Of the Royal Academy.)
Begs respectfully to inform his friends and the public that he has resumed his classes for the above
Oil and Water Colours,
MODEL DRAWING,
PERSPECTIVE, &c.
Preparations for Woolwich (Geometrical and Free Hand). Private Lessons at his own or the Pupils residence. R. A. desires to call special attention to his rapid and effective method of teaching Water Colour Painting.
20,PORTLAND ROAD,NOTTING HILL.