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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), 6th December 1886, Edition 1 of 1, Page 1613

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      THE - COURT JOURNAL - .,-. " -.-.. ' . ' / . . ft . ' . " - ¦ ¦ - ¦ - ¦ ' ¦ ¦ AND ¦ - ' ; ,, . > FASHIONABLE GAZETTE . ESTABLISHED IN 1829 . ! ; 13 Burleigh Street , Govent Garden , London , W . C . Published every Saturday morning . Priee 5 d . Post-free , 6 d . Per quarter , 6 s . ¦ ! , fTlHE Proprietor begs to draw attention to the value of the JL < COURT JOURNAL' as an Advertising Medium on account of its holding an . txqeptional ^ scnd the very highest standing as an Aristocratic and Fashionable Paper * It enjoys the patronage of , Her Majesty t the Queen and the Royal Family , has a large and most influential circulation , including nearly the whole of the Nobility and the i families of social position throughout the Kingdom , and , is taken by all the Regiments on home or foreign service and by the Clubs and principal Hotels . It is not a mere Journal of essays and light gossip , but is the i Newspaper of the upper classes of , giving original and exclusive information and special ^ Qcounts all proceedings in which they are interested . The ' COURT JOURNAL' contains the earliest announcements of Approaching Marriages in High Life , and full and complete reports of all Marriages of iinpqrtanee to Society—giving special accounts of Fancy Dress Balls , Parties , Receptions , Amateur Theatricals and Concerts , the Drawing Rooms , State Balls and Concerts , and all Court Proceedings . The Paper also has articles on- Sporting , Music and the Drama , with notes on the Army and Navy , Literature , and Fine Arts . SCALE OF CHARGES FOR ADVERTISEMENTS . i Public Companies . . . Five Lines , 5 s ., and 9 d . per Line after . Auctions , Estate Sales , & g . . Five Lines , 3 # ., and 6 d . per Line after . Books . . . . Five Lines , 3 s ., and 6 d . per Line after . ' Parag Trades ! RA and 1 > hs Miscellaneous . ' * ' ¦ . . Tens Five Lines Lines , , 10 3 s s . . , 6 and d . and 6 d . per 9 d . Line per lintf after after , . ' Nine Words in a Line . The Terms for Displayed Advertisements are a splatter of special arrangements \

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    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1886, page 1613, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121886/page/325/