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Watford-Fairfield House.

MISS SELL, having succeeded to the School so long carried o

by MRS. J. WATSON WALKER, continues to receive Young Ladies as Resider Pupils. A Christian Home. Modern Education. Masters, and a French Governess. Pupi prepared for the Public Examinations when required. Terms moderate. References Parents of Pupils.

Theobalds School, Waltham Cross, London, N. THE REV. J. OSWALD JACKSON, Principa CONGREGATIONAL SCHOOL, LEWISHAM, FO

THE EDUCATION OF THE SONS OF MINISTERS.-Rev. T. RUDD, B.A Principal. This School boards and educates 90 boys. It has accommodation for 100, whic number it only awaits adequate funds to receive. Applications most numerous. Two Schola ships. Funds urgently needed and earnestly solicited. Treasurer, Samuel Morley, Esq., M.1 President, Rev. J. Viney, Highgate. Secretary, Rev. S. Fisher, Memorial Hall, Farringdo Street, E.C.

Westwood Park House, Forest Hill, S.E.

THE REV H. J.

Established 1866.

CHANCELLOR receives a limited numbe

of Pupils to board and educate. Pupils are prepared for the 'College of Preceptors' ar the 'Cambridge Local Examinations.' The Principal is assisted by eight Masters in vario

branches of Study.

Special attention is given to the religious and moral training of the Pupils, as well as to the domestic comfort.

Particulars on application.

Boarding and Day School for Girls.

MOSSLEIGH, PARK ROAD, BURGESS HILL (NEAR BRIGHTON).

PRINCIPALS: THE MISSES PARKHURST.

PUPILS prepared for the College of Preceptors and Cambridg

Local Examinations. References to the Rev. PIERCE JONES, Burgess Hill; also to Paren of Pupils.

Holt House School, Cheshunt, London, N.

CONDUCTED BY

PROFESSOR W. B. TODHUNTER, M.A., Gold Medallis

HEAD MASTER:

MR. W. A. TODHUNTER, M.A., and Intermediate B.Sc.

Inclusive Terms from £42.

The Birkbeck Building Society's Annual Receipts Exceed

Four Millions.

How to Purchase a House for Two Guineas per
Month,

With Immediate Possession, and no rent to pay.-
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How to Purchase a Plot of Land for Five Shil-
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With Immediate Possession, either for Building or
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BIRKBECK FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY.

A Pamphlet, with full particulars, on application.

FRANCIS RAVENSCROFT, Manager.

Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane.
Established 1851.

BIRKBECK BANK, Southampton Building

Chancery Lane.-Current Accounts opened cording to the usual practice of other Bankers, a Interest allowed on the minimum monthly balan when not drawn below £25. No commission charg for keeping Accounts.

The Bank also receives money on Deposit at Thi per cent. Interest, repayable on demand.

The Bank undertakes for its customers, free charge, the custody of Deeds, Writings, and otl Securities and Valuables; the Collection of Bills Exchange, Dividends, and Coupons; and the purch and sale of Stocks and Shares.

Letters of Credit and Circular Notes issued.
A Pamphlet, with full particulars, on applicatio
FRANCIS RAVENSCROFT, Manager,

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Ladies' College,

FOREST HILL,

SYDENHAM.

Principals: MAD

MRS. J. W. TODD

ETHOU AND

REV. J. W. TODD, D.D.

This residence is adapted throughout to meet the requirements of a First-class Establishment and the entire arrangements are confidently commended to the notice of parents who may be in quest of Home Comfort, Mental Culture, and Christian Training for their Daughters. Besides the aid of efficient Resident Governesses (French and German), the following Professors attend:-Music: Pianoforte, Theory, and Thorough-Bass: John Blockley, Esq., and Herr Louis, Diehl Part-singing and Vocal Music: Signor Garcia. Drawing-Freehand, Perspective, and Model: L. Miles, Esq. Painting-In Water Colours, Tempera, Oil, &c.: Miss Edgely, G.S.D. German: Dr. Roggartz. French: M. Charpentier, M.A. Latin and English: G. E. West, Esq., B.A. Biblical Literature: Rev. J. W. Todd, D.D., F.G.S. Lecturer on History, Ancient and Modern: Dr. Kemshead, Dulwich College. Physical Geography: Prof. Seeley, F.R.S., King's College. Arithmetic and Algebra: G. E. West, Esq., B.A. English Literature: Prof. Morley, LL.D., University College.

The College Year is divided into Three Equal Terms.

106, Elgin Crescent, Kensington Park Road, W. THE REV. THOMAS G. and MRS. ROSE, having furnished

their house with the express view of meeting all the requirements of BOARDERS, are prepared to offer a comfortable and pleasant home to gentlemen seeking one. The situation is healthy and convenient, and easy of access by rail or omnibus. Terms on application.

Great Reduction in Price of the Busts of the

Rev. C. H. SPURGEON.

(COPYRIGHT.)

Reduced from the one in the Pastor's College Lecture Hall, sculptured by John Adams Acton, Esq., 1878. Pastor G. Dunnett having obtained the sole copyright of the above, and Published them in Parian Marble. It is 14 inches high, making an elegant figure for Vestries, Libraries, Halls, or Rooms.

'It is a well-executed reduction of the original marble. We wish Mr. Dunnett every success.'-C. H. SPURGEON.

The Bust stands 14 inches high, and is a capital and most pleasing likeness of our honoured brother; it is supplied at One Guinea, and is cheap at that figure.'-FREEMAN.

Mr. Spurgeon has multitudes of admirers, all of whom are greatly grieved on account of his painful afflic tions. Many of those who honour the good man for his noble works would doubtless be glad to have a good likeness in their homes. Such persons cannot do better than procure the Bust of Mr. Spurgeon, which is published by the Rev. George Dunnett. Having seen one of these figures, I can testify with Professor Gracey and others that it is an excellent likeness of the great preacher. These Busts ought to have a large sale.DR. PARKER

Sent carriage paid and insured, to any part of United Kingdom, on receipt of Order for 78. 6d. to Rev. G. DUNNETT, Coseley, Bilston, Staff

Further Particulars, Press Opinions, also exceptional offer to Bazaars, etc., sent on receipt of Postage Stamp and correct address. Mention this paper.

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