THE AMEMPTON SOCIABLE (REGISTERED), BY EDWIN KESTERTON, 93 & 94, LONG ACRE. THE AMEMPTON SOCIABLE, OPEN. The above forms a complete summer and winter carriage, very roomy, light and elegant in appearance; recently introduced. PAINTED AND STAINED GLASS FOR Ecclesiastical, Memorial or Domestic Windows EXECUTED IN THE BEST MANNER BY CLAUDET HOUGHTON & SON, 89, HIGH HOLBORN. DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED. CLERICAL HATTERS. REYNOLDS, RICHARDS, AND CO., 15, Wellington Street, Strand, NEAR WATERLOO BRIDGE. ECCLESIASTICAL SILVERSMITH, 41, WESTMORLAND-PLACE, CITY-ROAD, LONDON, N. THE ONLY PRIZE MEDAL FOR CHURCH PLATE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM, 1862. Has been for twenty-five years past the only manufacturer in London of Church Plate upon Ecclesiastical models. During that time he has worked under the directions of the Ecclesiological Society, and for the use of the Church of England only, at Home and in the Colonies. He is enabled, by this long practice of only one branch of the Silversmith's trade, to make Church Plate both superior in Workmanship and cheaper in price than any other person. In the Great Exhibition of 1851 his case of Plate received the only Prize Medal for Church Plate given for the United Kingdom, and the same specimens obtained also the First and the Second Prizes of the Goldsmiths' Company of London. TESTIMONIALS. From the RIGHT REV. THE LORD BISHOP OF BRECHIN. "DEAR SIR-The Chalice has arrived safely. It reflects the greatest credit upon your work, and will vie with some of the finest manipulations of the Middle Ages. The delicacy and fineness of the execution is only equalled by the arrangement of colours, and the judicious assortment of the jewels. Altogether, I think that I may say I have seen no modern work so striking. And will you kindly order a leather case to be made for it, so as to preserve it?" From the HON. AND VERY REV. S. WELLESLEY, DEAN OF WINDSOR. "Mr. Keith was employed to manufacture the Communion Plate presented by the Queen to the Chapel Royal in Windsor Park. The workmanship gave great satisfaction.-Deanery, Windsor, May 9, 1862." From the REV. G. F. PRESCOTT, CURATE OF ST. JOHN'S, PADDINGTON. "Sir,-It is but fair to you to let you know in writing how entirely satisfied and pleased we are with the Communion Service which you have made for St. Michael's Church, Paddington; it is all that we wished. Should I be asked at any time to name an Ecclesiastical Silversmith, I should have no hesitation in naming yourself. With many thanks for so faithfully executing the work.-13, Oxford-square, Sept. 14, 1861." Applications for Drawings, with Prices, addressed to J. KEITH, 41, WESTMORLAND-PLACE, CITY-ROAD, LONDON, N.; or to his agents, Frank Smith and Co., 13, Southampton-street, Strand, London, W.C.; Mr. T. Field, Market-square, Aylesbury, would be promptly attended to. MESSRS. GABRIEL'S Newly-invented SOFT BASE for indestructible MINERAL TEETH and FLEXIBLE GUMS is invaluable for clergymen and public orators. No springs, wires, nor operation required. "Perfection of art and mechanism."-Herald. For nervous or excitable patients Messrs. Gabriels' system is invaluable."-Standard. LONDON: 56, Harley-street, Cavendish-square, W.; and 64, Ludgate-hill, E.C. Brighton: 38, North-street. Liverpool: 134, Duke-street. ATTENDANCE DAILY. Also one day in each week at Folkestone, Ashford, Hastings, Tunbridge Wells, Dover, and Canterbury. CHARGES STRICTLY MODERATE. TUPPER AND AND CO. Invite the attention of CLERGYMEN and the Public generally, to their IRON CHURCHES, CHAPELS, SCHOOLS, &C., Several specimens of which may be seen in London, and other parts of the Country. DRAWINGS AND ESTIMATES ON APPLICATION. TUPPER & CO., 61A, MOORGATE STREET, LONDON. |