EXPLANATION.
The figures in each column show the Distances from the places opposite them, to the Place at the head of each column.
J. FLETCHER,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONER, PRINTER,BOOKSELLER, AND BINDER,HAS RECENTLY ISSUED THE FOLLOWING WORKS:
BY MRS. THOMAS GELDART.
EMILIE THE PEACEMAKER. Price 2s. 6d., foolscap 8vo., or, elegantly boarded, gilt edges, 3s.
“We know not when we have read a tale so entirely to our mind as this. It makes us wish we could have our young days over again; for sure we are that with such a monitor as ‘Emilie,’ we should have been saved from many bitter after feelings of regret. The lesson conveyed in the tale is one of heavenly wisdom, inculcating ‘peace upon earth, and good-will towards men,’ and the heart of every reader must be improved by it.”
“We know not when we have read a tale so entirely to our mind as this. It makes us wish we could have our young days over again; for sure we are that with such a monitor as ‘Emilie,’ we should have been saved from many bitter after feelings of regret. The lesson conveyed in the tale is one of heavenly wisdom, inculcating ‘peace upon earth, and good-will towards men,’ and the heart of every reader must be improved by it.”
TRUTH IS EVERYTHING: ATale for Young Persons. Second Edition, Foolscap 8vo. Price 2s. 6d., or, elegantly boarded, gilt edges, 3s.
“The story is simply and tenderly told; carries unobtrusively in it, not at the end of it, a right lesson; and is the work of a Christian and a lady. Pure, gentle, and devout it therefore is, of course.”“We can give no better proof than the fact that we put it into a little girl’s hands, and we could not draw her attention from it for a moment until she had read it through.”“This is a charming little book for the young; the matter is very interesting, not over-drawn; while its tenor is to win over youth to the practice and love of truth.”
“The story is simply and tenderly told; carries unobtrusively in it, not at the end of it, a right lesson; and is the work of a Christian and a lady. Pure, gentle, and devout it therefore is, of course.”
“We can give no better proof than the fact that we put it into a little girl’s hands, and we could not draw her attention from it for a moment until she had read it through.”
“This is a charming little book for the young; the matter is very interesting, not over-drawn; while its tenor is to win over youth to the practice and love of truth.”
STORIES OF SCOTLAND and its adjacent Islands. Foolscap 8vo. Price 2s. 6d., or, elegantly boarded, 3s.
EXTRACTS FROM REVIEWS.
“A pretty little Story Book, prettily illustrated, about the lochs and glens, the abbeys and castles, the old houses and ruined towers of Scotland.”“A very interesting Series of Tales connected with the History of Scotland.”“Its merit is, that it tells interesting stories without spoiling them.”“Such indeed is the charming tell-tale style adopted, that the infant mind is beguiled into acquaintance with subjects of which heads resting on older than baby shoulders are often ignorant.”“It has found its way into the royal nursery.”
“A pretty little Story Book, prettily illustrated, about the lochs and glens, the abbeys and castles, the old houses and ruined towers of Scotland.”
“A very interesting Series of Tales connected with the History of Scotland.”
“Its merit is, that it tells interesting stories without spoiling them.”
“Such indeed is the charming tell-tale style adopted, that the infant mind is beguiled into acquaintance with subjects of which heads resting on older than baby shoulders are often ignorant.”
“It has found its way into the royal nursery.”
THOUGHTS FOR HOME;in Prose and Verse. Post 8vo., elegantly boarded, gilt edges, Price 2s. 6d.
THE NURSERY GUIDE; or, THE INFANT’S FIRST HYMN BOOK: an Original Work for Children from three to six years of age. Third Edition, enlarged, with Engravings. Price 1s. 6d.
London:—A. HALL & CO.
BY JOSEPH JOHN GURNEY.
THOUGHTS ON HABIT AND DISCIPLINE. Foolscap 8vo., 2s. 6d. People’s edition, 1s. 6d.
“It is one of those sterling books on self-government which no man can read without receiving both mental and moral benefit. Like all Mr. Gurney’s writings, it is strictly orthodox in its views, catholic in its sentiments, apt in its illustrations, clear and forcible in its style.”“We have but few books extant containing in so brief a space so much sound practical instruction.”“‘Thoughts on Habit and Discipline’ should be read by the young man anxious to make his way in the world in an honourable and creditable manner. There is a lovingness about the articles truly refreshing in these times of selfishness and recklessness.”
“It is one of those sterling books on self-government which no man can read without receiving both mental and moral benefit. Like all Mr. Gurney’s writings, it is strictly orthodox in its views, catholic in its sentiments, apt in its illustrations, clear and forcible in its style.”
“We have but few books extant containing in so brief a space so much sound practical instruction.”
“‘Thoughts on Habit and Discipline’ should be read by the young man anxious to make his way in the world in an honourable and creditable manner. There is a lovingness about the articles truly refreshing in these times of selfishness and recklessness.”
ESSAY ON THE HABITUAL EXERCISE OF LOVE TO GOD, considered as a preparation for Heaven. Price 1s. 6d. cloth.
GUIDE TO THE INSTRUCTION OF YOUNG PERSONS IN THE HOLY SCRIPTURES, including the LOCK and KEY, or passages in the Old Testament which testify of Jesus Christ, explained by others in the New Testament. Price 2d.
BRIEF MEMOIRS OF THOMAS FOWELL BUXTON and ELIZABETH FRY. 12mo. Price 9d.
BRIEF MEMOIR OF JOSEPH JOHN GURNEY, Esq. ByJohn Alexander, Minister of Prince’s Street Chapel, Norwich. Price 1s. 6d., with Portrait.
HYMNS SELECTED FROM VARIOUS AUTHORS for the Use of Young Persons. ByPriscilla Gurney. Ninth edition, 32mo. Price 1s. 6d. cloth.
BY ELIZABETH FRY.
TEXTS FOR EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR; principally Devotional and Practical, selected byElizabeth Fry. Cloth boards, 8d.; and roan tuck, 1s.
London:—C. GILPIN.
SCHOOLS SUPPLIED ON WHOLESALE TERMS.
PUBLICATIONS OF THE RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY AND CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY.
A PARCEL FROM LONDON DAILY.
Established 1843. Subscribed Capital £150,000.
HEAD OFFICE, ST. GILES’, NORWICH.
PATRONS:
THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF LEICESTER,
LORD LIEUTENANT OF NORFOLK.
TheDUKEofNORFOLK.
TheLORD BAYNING.
TheLORD COLBORNE.
TheEARLofABERGAVENNY.
TheEARLofORFORD.
SirEDMUND LACON,Bart.
TheLORD STAFFORD.
TheLORD WALSINGHAM.
ETC. ETC. ETC.
DIRECTORS:
S. Bignold, Esq.
Roger Kerrison, Esq.
James Neave, Esq.
John Wright, Esq.
John Muskett, Esq.
John Cann, Esq.
John Skipper, Esq.
John Culley, Esq.
J. H. Barnard, Esq.
F. J. Blake, Esq.
Thomas Salter, Esq.
John K. Gooch, Esq.
Bankers,
Secretary,
Messrs. GURNEYSandBIRKBECK.
CHAS. SUCKLING GILMAN,Esq.
RATES:—Wheat, Barley, Oats, Peas, Beans, Rye, Turnips, Tares, Potatoes, Mangel, Rye-grass, Clover, and Buck Wheat, insured at a uniform rate of Six-pence per Acre, without limit as to the quantity grown. Carrots, 1s. SEEDS by special agreement at the lowest rates consistent with security. GLASS in Greenhouses, &c., according to quality, from 20s. per cent.
Immediate payment in case of loss at the current Market price.
NO LITIGATION.
Profits periodically divided with insured—one-third being retained for a reserved fund. The BONUS actually paid in 1850 to parties insured for five years was 75 per cent: and in proportion for a lesser number of years.
10, WHITE LION STREET, NORWICH.
JOHN THOMPSON,Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Fashionable Boot & Shoe MakerAND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GUTTA PERCHA FACTOR,
Gratefully acknowledges the extensive patronage with which he has been honoured since he first introduced Gutta Percha into Norwich, and begs respectfully to assure his numerous patrons, and the public in general, that his undivided attention shall be given to all orders with which he may be favoured; and, as his business is all carried on upon his own premises, and under his personal inspection, he pledges himself that it shall be executed in such a manner as to give entire satisfaction.
Hearing Apparatus, for Deaf Persons, fitted up in Churches andChapels upon Scientific principles.
Every article Manufactured by the GUTTA PERCHA COMPANY on the lowest terms.
MEDICAL GALVINIST, ELECTROTYPIST,ANDMANUFACTUREROFGALVANIC, MAGNETIC,ELECTRICAL, ELECTROTYPING, DAUGUERREOTYPING, &c., APPARATUS.
Wire-Covered and Binding Screws made to order.
ELECTROPLATING ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
BRASS FOUNDER,GAS-FITTER, BELL HANGER, & BRASS WORKER.
Decorative lampPENDANTS, PILLARS, BRACKETS,Decorative lamp
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GAS FITTINGS & LAMP WORK.
Gas Glasses of the Newest Designs.
SPRING ROLLERS FOR BLINDS, TO CARRY ANY LENGTH ON CANVASS.
ALL KINDS OF
BEER ENGINES, FOUNTAINS, AND PEWTER WORK,
FOR SPIRIT BARS.
Brass Window Guards, Plates, and Mouldings.
RELACKERING AND BRONZING.
BACK OF THE INNS, NORWICH.
GUILDHALL
TEA AND GROCERY WAREHOUSE,
MARKET PLACE, NORWICH.
FAMILIES WAITED UPON FOR ORDERS.
DEALER IN
BIRMINGHAM, SHEFFIELD, FOREIGN,AND FANCY GOODS,
Baskets, Haberdashery, Stationery, Brushes, &c.,
ADJOINING MR. NORGATE’S,
SAINT STEPHEN’S PLAIN,
NORWICH.
LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS,
ELM HILL, NORWICH.
GAS FITTER,
BRASS FOUNDER,
AND
FINISHER,
CHURCH AND HOUSE
Bell-Hanger,
MANUFACTURER OF EVERYDESCRIPTION
OF
GAS FITTINGS,
Decorative Gas Lamp
BEER ENGINES,
SPIRIT FOUNTAINS,
HIGH PRESSURE TAPS,
WINDOW AND BAR
Fittings,
WATER CLOSETS,
&c. &c.
PIPES FOR ALL HYDRAULIC PURPOSES.
Old Lamps, Chandeliers, &c. repaired, re-lackered, or bronzed.
HOSIER, HATTER, GLOVER, SHIRT MAKER,AND GENERAL OUTFITTERS,7, LONDON STREET, NORWICH,
Takes this opportunity to thank his numerous friends and the public generally for their kind patronage bestowed on him since he commenced business, and hopes, by careful attention, to merit a continuance of the same.
R. O. begs to call attention to his recently purchased choice and elegant assortment of Goods, suitable to the present season. Most particular attention is given to the make and workmanship of
GENTLEMEN’S SHIRTS,
Made of such cloths as have stood the test and given invariable satisfaction. An excellent quality at
27s. and 30s. the Half Dozen.BOYS AND YOUTHS’ LONG CLOTH SHIRTS,
Suitable to School purposes, being made of the most approved cloths with the strongest workmanship.
Ladies’ Merino Vests, Under Clothing, and Ready-made Linen.
HOSIERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Railway Rugs, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Shirt Collars, of all Shapes. Opera Ties,Neckerchiefs, Silk Handkerchiefs, &c.
HATS OF THE NEWEST SHAPES,
Messrs. Dent,Allcroft,& Co.’s celebrated Gloves.
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENTFOR LIFE, ANNUITIES, & LOANS,AND FORPERPETUATING COPYHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTY.Chief Office—9,New Bridge Street,Blackfriars,London.
TRUSTEES.
ISAAC HALSE, Esq.
G. M. MURRAY, Esq.
DAN. WANE, M.D.
W. WHITELOCK, Esq.
DIRECTORS.
NATHANIEL BLAND, Esq., 83, Gloucester Place, Portman Sq. and Randall’s Park, Surrey
JOHN BOYD, Esq., Borough, and Brixton Hill
JAMES FENNINGS, Esq., London Bridge
ISAAC HALSE, Esq., 15, Sloane Street
R. CHALMERS, Esq., House of Commons and Thurloe Square
GEORGE M. MURRAY, Esq., Mercer Lodge, Kensington Gore
E. B. BRADLEY, Esq., Battersea, Surrey
CHARLES STEWART, Esq., 28, Regent Street, and Silwood Place, Brighton
DANIEL WANE, M.D., 20, Grafton Street, Berkeley Square
WILLIAM WHITELOCK, Esq., Northampton Street, Clerkenwell
R. L. MIDDLEMIST, Esq., Milford Wharf, Milford Lane
Offices—16, St. Giles’ Street, Norwich.
LOCAL DIRECTORS.
W. H. RANKING, M.D.,Chairman
JOHN PILGRIM, Jun. Esq.
H. H. NORGATE, Esq.
RICHARD COAKS, Esq.
MEDICAL REFEREES.
CHARLES HUTCHINSON, M.D.
W. C. THURGAR, Esq. M.R.C.S.,Referee to Industrial Classes.
ALL POLICIES INDISPUTABLE, except in cases of palpable fraud.
Policies from £20 to £5000 granted on every known principle of Life Assurance.
Policies of five years’ standing not void on account of suicide.
No entrance or admission money required.
“DISEASED” Lives, and Lives “DECLINED” by other Offices, accepted at equitable rates Profits divided annually after the first division in July, 1857.
No personal liability attached to Members, the assured being protected by a Guarantee Fund of£150,000in addition to the Annual Income and Reserved Fund.
The payment of Premiums is arranged to suit the convenience of all classes of Assurers,—viz. yearly, half-yearly, quarterly, monthly, or weekly.
Non-forfeiture of Policies. Should any Assurer be unable to continue the payment of his premiums, an arrangement will be made to secure a Policy free from any future payments, or the Society will purchase the Policy at equitable rates; by this provision, the objection to Life Assurance, from the fear that at some future time the party may be unable to continue the premium, is removed.
Loans granted to Policy Holders upon approved real and personal security.
One half the Premiums may remain unpaid for the first seven years.
Medical Referees liberally paid by the Society.
RATES OF PREMIUMS,
For the Assurance of£100on a single Life, for the whole term of Life.
WITHOUT PROFITS.
Age next birthday.
Annually.
Half Yearly.
Quarterly.
20
1
14
1
0
17
4
0
8
9
30
2
5
2
1
2
11
0
11
8
40
3
0
6
1
10
9
0
15
8
50
4
6
8
2
4
2
1
2
6
60
6
7
8
3
5
2
1
13
3
WITH PROFITS.
20
1
16
11
0
18
9
0
9
6
30
2
9
0
1
4
10
0
12
7
40
3
5
7
1
13
4
0
16
11
50
4
13
10
2
7
10
1
4
5
60
6
18
2
3
10
7
1
16
1
Prospectusses and every information will be readily supplied at the Offices of the Society or by any of the Societies’ Agents.
A. W. RAY, Sec. to the Local Board.
***Agents and Referees wanted in the Eastern Counties; applications to be made to the Local Sec.
2, HAYMARKET, NORWICH.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF CHILDREN’S DRESSES, IN ALL SIZES,CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
A SHOW ROOM FOR BABY LINEN.
WILLIAM POOLEY,Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufacturer,
In returning his sincere thanks to his friends, and the public generally, for the liberal support he has received at their hands, wishes to inform them that he has now on hand every article in the trade, made ofWell Seasoned MaterialsandGood Workmanship.
CARPETS, HEARTHRUGS, and LOOKING-GLASSESAT EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES.
OBSERVE THE ADDRESS:
2AND3, CHARING CROSS, NORWICH.
FASHIONABLE AND ECONOMICAL TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,3, POST OFFICE STREET, NORWICH.
J. B. COLE, PRACTICAL TAILOR.
£
s.
d.
Superfine Coats, made to order
1
1
0
Wool Dyed
1
5
0
Paletot, lined throughout
1
1
0
Silk Vests
0
6
6
Superfine Cloth
0
6
6
Satin
0
8
6
Tweed Trousers
0
8
6
Doeskin do.
0
10
6
Black Cassimere
0
12
6
Observe the Address!—Adjoining Mr. Trevor’s Furnishing Establishment.
BRIDEWELL ALLEY, ST. ANDREWS, NORWICH.
BRANDY, RUM, GIN, AND WHISKY,OF THE HIGHEST STRENGTH AND FINEST FLAVOUR,WANTED UNADULTERATED.
CASH PRICES.
Per Quartern.
Per Pint.
Per Bottle.
Per Gallon.
Brandy, Best Old Cognac
0s
9d
3s
0d
4s
0d
24s
0d
Ditto, Second French very choice
0
8
2
3
3
8
22
0
Ditto Third ,, very strong
0
7
2
4
3
2
19
0
Ditto, Best Patent of superior quality
0
5
1
8
2
3
13
0
Rum, Old Jamaica,thirty over proof
...
2
2
3
0
18
0
Do. ,, proof, Pine-apple flavour
...
2
0
2
6
16
0
Do. ,, very good
0
5
1
8
2
3
13
6
Do. ,, very good
...
1
6
2
0
12
0
Do. ,, very good
0
4
1
4
1
10
10
6
Ginof thefirstandfinest quality
...
1
6
2
0
12
0
Do.second, very good
0
4
1
4
1
10
10
6
Do.third, ditto
0
3
1
8
2
3
13
6
Whiskey, finest flavoured Scotch
0
5
1
8
2
3
13
6
Ditto, proof
0
6
2
0
2
9
16
6
Ditto, ,, very prime Irish
...
...
...
WINES AND CORDIALS.
Per Quartern.
Per Pint.
Per Bottle.
In Bottle—Port, Sherry, and Cape ... at
s.
d.
s.
d.
1s.
8d.
Port ... from 2s. 3d., 2s.6d., 3s.0d.to
...
...
3
6
,, On Draught
...
1
8
...
Sherry ... from 2s.3d., 2s.6d., 3s.9d.to
...
...
3
6
Tent Wine, very good
0
6
2
0
2
9
Old Shrub
0
5
1
8
2
3
Peppermint
0
5
1
8
2
3
Cloves
0
5
1
8
2
3
Noyeau
0
5
1
8
2
2
Ginger Brandy
0
6
2
0
2
9
TRUMAN AND HANBURY’S STOUT.
Quarts, 4d. per Bottle; 3s.9d.per Dozen;—in fine condition.
Mild 3d.per Bottle (quarts); 2s.8d.per Dozen.
Do. in pints, 2s.per Dozen—warranted to be full Imperial Measure.
Bitter Ale, 2s. 6d. per doz. in pints.
Good Vinegar, 2d.,per Pint;Superior Ditto for Pickling, 4d.per Pint.
GENUINE BLACK BEER.
A LIBERAL ALLOWANCE TO CARRIERS.
Observe the Address.—C. BARLEY, Bridewell-alley, St. Andrew’s, Norwich.
WHEREMORISON’S PILLS,THE VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES,ARE MANUFACTURED.
British College of Health
£120,000 and upwards
Have been paid to the English Government up to June 1851, by Messrs.Morison, for THE STAMPS, which go round their boxes of Medicine, with the words
“MORISON’S UNIVERSAL MEDICINES”
Engraved on them. This fact alone speaks volumes in favour of the Hygeian System of Medicines.
CAUTION.—No Chemist or Druggist is allowed to sell“MORISON’S PILLS.”See that the words“Morison’s universal Medicines”are engraved on the Government Stamp in white letters on a red ground.
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF MORISON’S PILLS IN NORWICH.
Mr. P. OTTY, Printer, Orford Hill, & Mrs. TUXFORD,Back of the Inns.
AN AGENT MAY BE FOUND IN EVERY TOWN.