Samuel Allen

“ The following circumstances seem to justify the above mode of publication:—Railway companies, by taking so much house property for their use, are frequently making changes in this as well as in other parts of London; private residences in every eligible position are converted into business premises; the Board of Works continue to make new streets, &c., alter the names of old ones, and re-number house property to a great extent. ”

“ 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. ”

“ We keep a large stock of Draught and Bottled Wines here, as also at our Stores, 6 & 7, Cooper’s Row, Crutched Friars, where we have upwards of 2,000 dozen of Bottled Wines, of which we solicit an inspection; we also keep a large stock of Cask and Cased Wines in the London and St Katherine’s Docks, ready for Shipment for Exportation. ”

“ Moire Antiques Dyed and Watered.
Velvet Dresses, Mantles, &c., Dyed, and the Pile raised.
Gentlemen’s Clothes, British and Foreign Shawls, Fancy Silk and other Dresses, Furs, Feathers, and Gloves Cleaned.
W. T. E. especially invites the attention of Ladies to his unique and novel invention, by which an elegant design can be placed upon any Dyed Silk, in White, Orange, Blue, Green, or Mauve, giving the Silk all the appearance of the richest Brocades. ”

“ Warren’s Library, Edwardes Terrace,
KENSINGTON.
p. vWATER COLOURS, &c. 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. ”

“ G. K. Bird solicits 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. ”

“ 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.
p. ivPost Office, Money Order Office, & P. O. Saving’s Bank,
1, EDWARDES TERRACE,
Kensington W.
S. M. & A. WARREN
(SUCCESSORS TO R. G. RIST,)
NEWS AGENTS ”

“ Commission, which would necessitate altering our quotations. Quality when once appreciated, recommends itself, and we rely upon our Wines to do for us what many of our contemporaries fly to, by daily advertising. ”

“ A Choice Selection of Dutch Flower Roots, including the finest varieties of Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, &c., are imported annually, a list of which may be had early in September.
Fruit Trees, Roses, Evergreens, &c., ready in October. Carnations, Picotees, Dahlias, and all other Plants for Bedding, &c., ready in April and May. ”

“ The Rev. 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. ”

“ Manufacturers of water beds
14 Stevens G. W., brush maker
Pillar Letter Box
16 Turner James & Co., wholesale cheesemongers
17 King R., grocer & Italian warehouse
18 Key T. W., stationer, &c.
19 Garner W., hotel and coffee house
20 Robertson Charles George, confectioner and baker
21a Terry I. & Son, watch maker
22 Harper R., surgeon
23 Page Joseph, grocer and wine merchant
24 Holt A. B., artist colour warehouse
Westbourne square,
Upper Westbourne terrace, Harrow road, Paddington. ”

“ Cuba Bass, Japanese Flax and Mats, for tying Plants; Bamboo, Hazel, and other Flower Sticks, plain and painted; Peruvian Guano and other Manures, Gishust Compound Tobacco Paper, Zinc and Wood Labels, Pruning and Budding Knives, Scissors, Garden Baskets, Flower Pot Covers, Shreds, Nails, Silver Sand, Peat, Cocoa-nut refuse, and other Garden requisites kept in Stock.
Ladies’ or Gentlemen requiring Gardeners, either permanent or otherwise, will have men of experience and good character recommended them by applying as above. ”

“ Cornwall road, Notting hill. Maillard D., dairyman
Shearn James, eating house
Campbell & Ryan, fruiterers
Bint Miss J., stationer
Packer D., baker
Ashley Edward, the Apollo
Underwood W., butcher
White James, fruiterer
Harvey B. W. & Co. oil and colourmen
Cooper Jesse, corn dealer
Dixon Wm. decorator
Cooke W., grocer
Alma terrace,
Allen street, Kensington. ”

“ Bonded Stores:—
LONDON & ST. KATHERINE’S DOCKS.
CHEQUES CROSSED “NATIONAL BANK.”
WILLIAM POUND,
MANAGER.
p. xiTHE
UNITED FOREIGN WINE GROWERS’ COMPY.
In again presenting our Price List to the Public, we beg to thank those patrons for the kind support they have hitherto bestowed upon us.
We are glad to be able to state that our expectations at the formation of the Company, have been fully realized. The increasing demand for pure and wholesome Wines at reasonable prices, has induced us to make considerable alterations in our premises ”

“ The radiant bloom it imparts to the cheek, the softness and delicacy which it induces of the hands and arms, its capability of soothing irritation, and removing cutaneous defects discolorations, and all unsightly appearances, render it
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY TOILET.
Price 4s. 6d. and 8s. 6d. per bottle. ”

“ Nash and Nichols, coal merchants
Stavely Coal and Iron Company limited—Turnbull Joseph, agent
The Powell Duffryn Coat Company
The London & Provincial Coal Company—Williams R., agent
Butterley, Pegg N. & Co., coal merchants
Nowell B. and Robson J., stone merchants, Albion Wharf
New Birchwood Coal Depot—Cooper H. T.
Millwood, Williams, and Co., Lime merchants, Pembroke wharf
Brewer J., contractor
Warwick road north,
Clifton gardens, Warwick road, Maida Hill.
Thompson Miss, Warrington lodge
Hill John, Prince Alfred Tavern
Waverley road,
Harrow road, Paddington. ”

“ William Pound, Manager.
All Wines not approved of will be taken back, if returned within a week.
Country Orders delivered Free to any Station in London. Town Orders delivered Free any distance not exceeding Six Miles. Terms Cash. Post Office Orders to William Pound, Head Office, London.
p. xiiF. KUKZ,
Upholsterer and Interior Decorator, 1, CHEPSTOW PLACE,
WESTBOURNE GROVE.
F. K. begs to call special attention to his Re-Upholstering
of Furniture, and General Repairing. ”

“ J. F. & Co.’s CURTAIN DEPARTMENT comprises 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. ”

“ PRESERVING & IMPARTING A PEARL-LIKE WHITENESS TO THE TEETH,
STRENGTHENING THE GUMS,
AND IN GIVING A PLEASING FRAGRANCE TO THE BREATH.
Price 2s. 9d. per Box.
Sold by Chemists and Perfumers. Ask for “ROWLANDS’” Articles.
ESTABLISHED 1804.
W. T. EASTMAN,
Dyer, Cleaner, & Silk Printer, 85, Connaught Terrace, Edgware Road;
2, Windmill Street, Tottenham Court Road;
And at Nottingham.
Damasks and Moreens Cleaned and Dyed. Chintz Bed and Window Curtains Cleaned, Glazed, and Re-made. Drawing Room Covers, Crumb Cloths, &c. ”

“ Grove terrace,
Notting hill.
1 Varley Miss M., ladies’ hatter and milliner
Ockenden James, Homœopathic chemist
2 Tims W. H., wine and spirit merchant
3 Jones Alfred, boot maker
Davies Chas. Wm. watch maker
4 Burgess Richard, draper and silk mercer
5 Gait William, draper
6 Carrington S., stationer
7 Butcher Misses, Berlin and fancy repository
8 Morrell Frank, confectioner
9 Varley Henry, butcher
10 Acton Brothers, family grocers, wine, spirit, and bottled beer merchants
Hall place,
Church street, Paddington.
1a Birrell Wm. stone mason
1 Speed Mrs. ”

“ Metrop. Firewood works—Charles Forster, manager
15a Simmill T., tile warehouse
Knight Mrs. dress maker
Tildesley & Son, stone merchants
16 Roache & Son, slate merchants
Grand Junction Canal Company, Coal Wharf—Norman John, wharfinger
Aberdare Merthyr Steam Coal Company
17 Gt. Western coal depot—Hyde John, manager
18 Ruabon Coal Company—Allen Thomas, secretary
Lockett & Judkins, coal merchants
Lilleshall Coal Company—Moore John, agent
Radford Daniel, coal merchant
Powell Thomas & Son, coal merchants
Gore Augustus and Marfell Richard, agents
South wharf road,
Paddington basin. ”

“ Tolhurst J., plumber
p. 18Charles street west,
Gloucester terrace, Hyde park.
1 Hubbard R., dairyman
2 Pratley Raymond John, fruiterer
3 Skidmore J., chemist
4 Reading Wm. auctioneer
5 Artaud John B., brush maker
6 Kinnimont John, builder
7 Beagle James and Son, Cleveland arms
8 Webber T., butcher
9 Mitchell James, baker
Chelmsford terrace,
Westbourne square.
1 Bunn Mrs, stationer
2 Walls George, grocer
3 Dudley Samuel, dairyman
4 Carr Mrs C., dress maker
5 Livesey Miss, dressmaker
Chepstow place,
Westbourne grove, Bayswater. ”

“ Lace and Muslin Curtains, Chintzes, Dimity, Quilts, Blankets, Table Linen, Table Covers, Shawls, Damasks, and Carpet Covers, returned within the week. Gloves and Feathers almost daily.
Furs of every description Cleaned, Altered, and Freed from Moth. ”

“ Castle terrace,
Cornwall road, Portobello road, Notting hill. Johnson Hugh, Warwick Castle
2 Smith Frank, carpenter
3 Younger David, ironmonger
4 Divers John, fancy repos.
5 Virgo William, oil and colourman
6 Coomber Robt. greengrocer
7 Bow Alfred, grocer
7a Spencer Timothy, bootmaker
Castle terrace,
Lower terrace, Notting hill.
1 Chapman James, silk mercer
2 Scarlett and Co. butchers
3 Holland Frederick, tea dealer
Celbridge mews,
Celbridge place, Westbourne park. ”

“ Nowell & Robson, stone merchants
The Lilleshall Company, coal and ironmasters
Randall & Saunders, stone merchants
Plews T. G., coal depot
Bradshaw Henry, coal depot
Radbron R., coal depot
Radford D., coal depot
Pictor & Sons, stone merchant
Parry T. S. & C., coal depot
Clay Cross Co. Coal Office
Jackson Edward P., agent
Westbourne park terrace,
Harrow road, Paddington. Presbyterian Chapel
Holy Trinity National Schools—Day Mr., school master; Pitt Miss M.A. school mistress
10 Kidd Dr. ”

“ Harrow road, Paddington.
1 Doughty H., watch maker
2 Bandfield C., boot maker
2a Hughes F., repository
2a Batten E., plumber
2a Martin Miss, dress maker
3 Hughes Mrs, fruiterer
p. 194 Wiltcher W. C. & J., furniture polish makers
5 Townsend S., boot maker
6 Pope Fred. Maze hotel
Paddington Loan company, Sainsbury W., secretary
7a Wilks and Bettinson, livery stables
7 Love George
8 Holloway Thomas
9 Worters Walter, plumber
10 Ewings Alfred
Jewish synagogue
Presbyterian church
Chichester road,
Upper Westbourne terrace, Harrow road. ”

“ Chapman, pawnbroker
3 Postance Benjamin
4 Masters Charles
5 McLeland William, upholsterer
6 Hopkins James, grocer and cheesemonger
6a Putman William, greengrocer
7a Hamlin William, furniture dealer
7 Balls Thomas, carpenter
8a Stickwood Osmond, oilman
8 West Joseph, beer house
9 Hill Charles, pork butcher
10a Leonord John, hair dresser
10 Dillon Saml. watch maker
11 Mumford W. R., draper
12 Kayser Joseph Henry, refreshment rooms
13a Wilson William, toy dealer, &c.
13 Roberts Robert
High street,
Kensington. ”

“ Westbourne terrace north, Harrow road.
1 Hyde Mrs, dress maker
2 Smith William
3 Gandon Thomas
4 Macdonald Donald
5 Isaacs Robert
6 Crook G., builder
7 Fuller Arthur
8 Ryall Geo. stone mason
9 Manners Robt. boot maker
10 Bynoe Joseph
11 Bridgeman E., house decorator
12 Wright John
Essex villas,
Phillimore gardens, Campden hill, Kensington. ”

“ Balfern Brothers, dyers
2 Bristow E., jun. carpenter
3 Twyford James & Co. boot makers
4 Spencer W., carpenter
6 Hooke S., boot maker
7 Macmillan William, builder
10 Woodcock William, cow-keeper
11 Pearce John
12 Haynes Walter, builder
Kearley —, livery stables
Goodchild George, general shop
Haynes Thomas, oil & colourman
White M., grocer
Rhodes Benjamin, bricklayer
Cooke William, Kensington Arms
14 Townsend C., dressmaker
16 Poltock William
24 Ansell William, tailor
27 Bateman Mrs. news agent
Richardson Mrs, upholsteress
Newland terrace,
Kensington road, Kensington. ”

“ Praed street, Paddington.
14a Gwyn George
15 Lane Richard, lodging house
16 Fairweather Mrs, coffee house
25 Beanham William, tobacconist
26 Beanham William, coffee house
27 Beanham William, oil warehouse
Lonsdale place,
Albert terrace, Notting hill.
1a Fox and Hawes, harness makers
1 Manchester H., bootmaker
2 Rodwell John, baker
3 Mills George, The Sun in Splendour
5 Page Wm. blind maker
6 Davies W. R., fruiterer
Lonsdale road,
Ledbury road, Bayswater. ”

“ Erard S. & P., pianoforte manufacturers
Handley W., builder
RADNOR TERRACE. West London Coal Company—W. Rogers & Co., agents
Murrell G., plumber
1 Pain R., coal agent
2 Mansfield Alfred James, corn dealer
3 France Henry J., ironmonger, gasfitter, bell hanger, and hot water, engineer
4 Smith W., grocer
5 Hannaford G., Radnor Arms
Clay Cross Coal Depot—Wilcox J. B., agent
Lee & Jerdein, coal merchants
LILY TERRACE.
1 Morrison G., mason
5 Pool J., dairyman
p. ”