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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), 6th December 1882, Edition 1 of 1, Page 1469

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      ® f ) e © bsetDcr , TUDB IjOlsTIDOlsr STJ 2 sTID ^ - "Z" ZF ^ IFIE IR / . PRICE 4 D . Yearly Subscription , including Carriage by Rail or Post , £ 1 . 2 a . Ditto for India , £ 1 . 4 s . NEWS UP TO 4 A . M . ON SUNDAY . LATEST TELEGRAMS . LATEST FASHIONS . LATEST CITY NEWS . i LATEST LAW INTELLIGENCE . i I — . I ALL SATURDAY'S NEWS FULLY AND SPECIALLY REPORTED . ! THE OBSERVER is the only Newspaper in London which is exclusively devoted to publishing in full on Sunday the Latest Foreign and Home News of Saturday . The Proprietors having removed the Paper to NEW AND EXTENSIVE PREMISES , and laid down fast Rotary Machinery , are enabled TO PUBLISH ON" SUNDAY MOItNINO THE LATEST FOREIGN TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ; FULL REPORTS OF SATURDAY NIGHT DINNERS AND MEETINGS ; NOTICES OF THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL PRODUCTIONS ON SATURDAY EVENINGS ; SATURDAY'S FASHION , LAW , CITY , AND POLICE NEWS ; AND ALL GENERAL INTELLIGENCE RECEIVED UP TO 5 A . M . ON SUNDAY . 1 GOES TO PRESS LATER THAN ANY DAILY PAPER , AND THEREFORE GIVES THE VERY LATEST INTELLIGENCE . * SPECIAL NOTICE . Arrangements have been made by which THE OBSERVER can bo delivered by the first post on Monday morniug at any place situated outside of the London Postal District ; it which letters aro delivered by the mails leavingPaddington , Euston , Waterloo , St . Paneras , King ' s Cross , and Bishopsgato Stations on Sunday night . Subscribers can also have THE OBSERVER sent on Sunday mornings to all railway stations to which trains run from London on Sundays . Those who wish to have THE OBSERVER sent in this manner must arrange for the paper to be fetched or sent from tho station nearest thoir residence , as the railway companies will not send out parcels on Sunday . In case of any difficulty arising in obtaining THE OBSERVER on Sunday , an application addressed to the MANAGER , 396 STRAND , will receive prompt attention . THE OBSERVER can also be purchased in Paris on Sunday evenings , of Madame Mickel , Kioequb No . 131 , opposite tho Grand Cafe de la Paix , Bouloyard des Capucines , and of Madame Dupbkron , Kiosque No . 12 , corner of tho Rue Scribe , facing the Grand Caft , and at other Kiosqubs . 396 STRAND , LONDON , W . C . flftrr ^—— ¦ — ¦ ¦ ¦ - ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ - ¦¦¦ - -- ' ¦ '• ¦» « tri

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    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1882, page 1469, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121882/page/259/