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Parties about to inake presents are strongly recommended to visit the show-rooms of Messrs. Parkins and Grotto, of 24 and 25 Oxford-street, London, who have displayed excellent taste in
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the selection of an immense stock of really useful articles , ( at moderate prices ) , especially adapted for presentation , consisting of writing and dressing cases , bags , ; reticules , stationery eases , blotting books , inkstands , despatch-boxes , desks , work-boxes , book-slides , beautiful specimens in pearl , papier-mache " , and tortoise-shell , elegantly mounted articles , Bibles , Prayer-books , and Church Services ; in fact , an endless variety of articles to suit every taste and pocket . WRiTlNG-PArER and envelopes are now stamped with crest , initials , or address , without any extra charge , by Parkins and Q-ottp , paper and envelope makers , 35 , Oxford-street , London ; they moreover undertake to pay the carriage to " any- part of England or Wales on , Prders over 20 s . 20 , 000 envelopes of any size can be had at a minute's notice . OOlce stationery and household paper . Institutipns and schools supplied at a . saving of full six shillings in the pound . Fifty samples of paper sent free by post upon receipt of four stamps . Their Guinea Case of Stationery is the cheapest and : best guinea's worth in England , and noon receipt of ppst-oJllcp order is sent carriage free . —7- [ Advertisc ) ne > it . ~ ¦ A TiiE Mysterious power of the Magnet is most beautifully : developed bv Mr- FvHBiiKiNCvr of 32 ,, 'Basinghall Street , in his Patent Magnetic ^ Brushes and combs , which are the Remedy for &rey Hau ^ Weak or J \ illm < j Hair / Neuralgia , Nervous Headache , Rheumatism , Stiff Joints , &c . His Teazle Brushes fpr 'Cloth , Velvet , &c , are admirable ; they not . only cleanse , but preserve the fabric in a-remarkable manner . Tlie Public are cautioned against counterfeits . —[ Afcerfisewenf : ]
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One of tho most important of .-a good housewife ' s duties used to bo to see that some good Pomade •' . was made for the use of the family once pr twice a week ; but recently tllat duty has been xjuito laid aside , as it has been found more economical to 'buy Cliurchcr ' s Toilet Cream , or Hoyendeu ' s Bear's Grease . jN ' o bthei- articles- are known that will impart such ¦ ' richness ; fragrance , and softness to tho hair . ' And those who have hitherto failed in procuring a really good Dye- for the hair , should ' purchase' B . itchylor ' s Instantaneous Columbian Hair Dye ( in the JS en ' York original packets ) . In fact , the best way is tp apply to your porfumer for a list of R . Hovonden ' s proprietory articles ; or if Unable to obtain oiie there , it civn be had , free by post , on application tp R . llovendcn , » 7 and 58 ,. -Oro \ vn-sfcrbct , Finsbury , E . C . ; or 5 , " ^ rrl ^ nr ^ g ^ -f' ^^ V-T ^ ndnnT W . N . B . —Proprietors of hair-cutting saloons ; and vendors-of perfumery , will save immensely by resorting to R . Hovonden ' s Wliolesalb and Retail Porfumcry , and Frbsotto Warohouses , 57 and 5 S , Crown-stroel , Finsbury , E . G . ; or !> , ' Marlboroughstreot , W . —rMeerllMHHrnl . J . _ ' ... "¦¦ . : ¦ „ ¦ : ..
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, _ „ ExTitAORPiNARV Invention i >' I ) extajj SuKd . EBY . —i ' o Mr . Ephmnn Mosely , bf U , Grosvonor-st ivet , London , and-14 ., Gay-streot , Bath , may bo attributed ono of tho most remarkable and useful discoveries of the day , that of a substance for tho constructionof artificial teeth , gums , and palates , so thoroughly adhesive as to fix . securely , without tho uso of those troiiblosomo adjuncts , spiral springs . It is , in faot , tho mpst perfect substitute for tho natural teeth that can possibly bo desired , and may bo said truly to attain 1 ho ueplus ulfni of art- — " ars cut , velare arlem" Tho substance , for which a putonfc lma boen obtained , is chemically puriliod white India-rubber , which can bo mouldod to every irregularity of the gurus -and tooth in tho most perfect manner , forming , us it woro , an artificial poripstum"to tho tenth , keeping thorn from becoming painful in , tho waaling tnvay of tlio- gum , and enabling tho patient , to uso any i ' oroo in mustiwit ing or striking tlio teeth tpgothor , without Mio percussion or rattling that attends tho tuition in gonoral i . aiiM . ~~ , G > iu' f Join' ))«/ . I'Advkiitisumunt . | . .,
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Just l ' ubllnhcil , the 140 th TIiouhiiiwI , prlco Is ., i > o « t irco from tho Aullior . On Nervous Debility : The Ciuirns ami Ouvo of 1 ' romiituro ' uccllno , wllli I'lalu Directions for Kustimillon ro lluiiltli mid VImoui' ; UoIiir u MciUeul Eni «« . v < m NorvmifnuiSR , IndlKcstion , Loph ol Srcmory , Choir Proven ! Ion utid t ' uro ; tlib roHiilt or Twoutv-ilvo Yonrrt mu'eoHNftil pmutU-ii . l » y I > i ' . . 1 . IOUKT 1 S , No . 10 . AHiunmrlo Street , J'lcoiidllly , homlon . OoiiHultatlonH fnun 10 ti > : i nwt « to 8 . " Tlic milhov luiri I'oiifomul : i wrcnt Ihmmi Iiy . piil » ll « liltu . r IlrtSl li'nFWorKrwnrclrpnintn ^ iii ^ -t I « v houpuu . u u \ ualluulu youtli , or woro Ircnucntly iircninturii old hr < v —Dally TeU'vraph * » Irtreli a ? , mil .
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A . Boon to Nervous SrifFerer . s . — Twenty TluniHund Cui'k ' M of a Medical IJoolt Tor Ki'atiiliniiHclnuilatlun , HKNUY HMITII , DhlIov ofMortl-< ilno of tlioltoyttl imtvorHliyof J « nii , « v « ,, wli't Ihih ilcvuUyl llftoiui venrn lo tho ntuil , v m » d limitiitcnit <> l Nervoim ihilil-Hty , Whs of Mom . irv , and IihIIkcbIIou , will hi-ml freo , for honoflt of Norvoim ' Hiifforuw , u copy of tho Now Medical Uuldo , with ncccHsfiry limtructioiiH l > y which Hiil > eiorninn . v obtalH a ouro . Post-free , on receipt of it atiiinpod directed n velopp , by Dr . Henry Smith , 8 , Burton . orc » cout , Tftvlatock-aquwre , London , W , C .
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much stress on the difficulties of Indian legislation , criticising the conduct of the Indian Secretary with no little severity . He was followed by Sir C . Wood , Mr . T . Barixg , ¦ Lord . ; Paxmebstos ,- and Mr . Disraeli , whose address , after it was delivered , was declared by the Smiakeii to have been , in common , with other recent speeches , irregular . After some other matters had been discussed , the debate on European Forces ( India ) Bill was . resumed by Mr . ILoebtjce ; and , ultimately , , the motion of Sir J . EM ? HiKSTO 2 fE ( for a ; i instruction to the Committee that they have power for the future regulation , discipline , and patronage of ihe European Forces serving in India ) was negatived ; and the debate on the motion of Mr . H . Sexiiouh adjourned till Mondiiy . The Endowed Charities' Bill wasread a second time , and after the transaction of some other business , the House adjourned at two o ' clock , till Monday .
In the House of Lords , on Monday , Lord Clive took the oaths and his seat . Lord Wodetioitse , at the instance of Lord Nokmanbv , consented , on behalf of G-overnment , to produce the despatches of the British Minister , in Tuscany , in the years 1855 , 1856 , and 1857 , referring to the condition and administration of the Roman States ; after which , several bills having been advanced a stage ^ the House adjourned at ten minutes to eight o ' clock . —In the House of Commons , the debate on the European Forces ( India ) Bill , was resumed by Mr . H- Seymour , who , after being interrupted by . Mr . Housman , who , in turn , was interrupted by Mr . Speaker ' s declaring him to be ''irregular , " seconded Me . M . MJrxips ' s motion , " that it be an instruction to the Committee that they have power to make provision that all appointments to military commands in India ' ( the Command-in-Chief alone oxcepted ) and all staff appointments , whether military ,
, naval , or medical , be vested in the G-overnor General in Council , and other constituted authorities in India ; " the motion , however , was ultimately negatived . Sir J . Fergusson then moved , " that it is inexpedient to proceed further with legislation respecting the European troops in India , until the whole plan of the G-overnment for the regulation of the military force in that country shall have been submitted to Parliament ; " and * this motion was also negatived by a majority of thirty-eight . After a nlotion for adjournment , by Sir J . EirftiN-STOis-E , a protest from Lord PAt : \ n ; i 5 SiW against unnecessary delays , and observations from various other speakers on the -. ¦ subject , the House went into Committee -0 ft the hill , w . heii a proviso was added to clause 1 , " that the same or equal provisibn be made for the sons of persons who liave-servedand the advantages as to pay , pensions ,
, arid allowances ,. -. privileges , promotion , and otherwise secured to the military forces of the East India Company , by tlic Act of the 21 st and 22 nd Victoria , cap . 10 G , bo maintainedjn any plan tor Ihe reorganization of the Indian army . " fTlip questionj that tlie C » AIR 5 IAN do leave tlic chair bcrng agreed to , the report was ordered to be received that , day ( Monday ) . —Bills re-ant a third time and passed The Senior Member of Council ( India ) Bill ; the Superannuation Act ( 1829 ) Amendment Bill ; the Admiralty Jurisdiction ( India ) .. Billy and the Poor Relief ; : &c . JIreland ) Bill . Some other business having been cot through , theHouseadjourned at ten minutes Past two oclock .-- | - bills
In the House of LordsJ on Tuesday , several linving passed througlr coihmittee , Lord Stkatfoiu ) de ; JLei > C £ Ii ? fe postponed his statement on Syria till Friday , and tlio House adjquvnecl . ~ In .. the Commons ( morning sittiritr ) the Chancellor of the Bx . oiiF . Qvmz gavo notice that he would , next Mondar , in committee on the paper . duties , - . -, move twoi-e 3 olutions--one with reference to ' -ftaper from Franca admitted under treaty ; and the other respecting the paper of otlier countries .- . The Savings' Banks Bill passed through committee : and the committeo on the Refreshment and Wine Licenses ( Ireland ) Bill got asiar , alter considerable discussion , as -clause 33 . Lord John Russei / l , ^ vn ansvror tfrMr- ^^^^ r ^^ ^^^^^ - ^ " ^ - " lmcl seen tho I ^ ' 0110 ' ^ _ ' . letter to his ambassador in Londonand which epistle is now DT ! Kyr
, the public . Tlio European Forces ( India ) Bill , advanced a stage , and the third reading was fixed for Fridny .. Colonel Frrncic moved for leave to bring in a bill to extend the liny relating tp Volunteer Corps to Ireland , and was opposed by Mr ., Carclwcll , not because ho dpubtod the loyalty of the Irish , . but becuuso he feared that , to arm the great body of tho people of Ireland would only lead to disturbance among the pcoplo themselves . Lord Palmeuston followed on the same sido , and on the division tho numbers wore—ayes , 30 ; noos , 86 ; majority atrainst . 56 . Mr . W . Ewaut moved , but , after spmo observations
from Gh Lewis , withdrew certain resolutions framed witU . rolerence to tho mode of transacting business . Tho Houso was then counted out , there being only thirty three members present , —In the Houso ot Commons on Wednesday , tho details of tho Attomoys , Solicitors , Proctors , and Certificated Conveyancer ' s Bill were discussed m committee , and tho House then wont into committeo on tho Metropolis Local Management Act Amehdruont Bill , tho discussion of which occupied tho rest of tho debate—the original clauses having been agrcotl to , and some new onos proposed . T , ho -following bills passed through committeo :- —Augmentation of Small Benolioes ( Ireland ) Bill , Iniants Marriage . Amendment Bill , and tho East India Stock Transfer Bill .
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THE QUEEN ' S HOTEL , UPPER NORWOOD . The complaints of want of hotel accommodation in England have been so often repeated , and the deficiency has at last attracted so much attention , that it is likely to be remedied ; and the joint-stock company principle being applied , we are likely to have , at least , some few erections that will enable us to compete with the magnificent establishments qn the continent , and in the United States . Amongst the -most complete of these projections may be ' placed the . Queen's Hotel , at Upper Norwood ; an establishment which has been in existence some time , and is ¦ well known to many j butitliasnow undergone considerable enlargement ,
in order to meet its increasing customers , and is the property of a Joint Stock Company . Its situation is remarkably beautiful , being a short distance from the Crystal Palace , and it is replete with every convenience and elegance . The additional capital now being raised by the Queen ' s Hotel Company , is to carry still further this successfid project ; and the dividend of ten per cent , shows that it has hitherto been judiciously managed , and is a thriving concern . When thoroughly carried out , it will rival any of the splendid hotels at the great G-erman watering p laces and baths , or of that paradise of hotels , Saratoga , in the United States . Whoever wants to have a thoroughly luxurious dav , amidst beautiful scertery , should pay a visit to the Queen ' s Hotel .
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AuGr . 4 , I 860 , ] The Saturday Analyst and Leader . 711
Parties About To Inake Presents Are Strongly Recommended To Visit The Show-Rooms Of Messrs. Parkins And Grotto, Of 24 And 25 Oxford-Street, London, Who Have Displayed Excellent Taste In
Parties about to inake presents are strongly recommended to visit the show-rooms of Messrs . Parkins and G-otto , of 24 and 25 Oxford-street , London , who have displayed excellent taste in
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Leader (1850-1860), Aug. 4, 1860, page 711, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2359/page/15/
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