29 Dec 1866
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Newspaper
Anglo American Times
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 29, 1866
Page
1
VT CRANT 8 Royvan Excnance Loxnox Maker of the Crxtran-line Breed-Loaner destined to supersede all others. Its simplicity strength and efficiency are beyond dispute. In the Inte r Tield TM trial these guns surpassed London guns in shooting and finish. Also Breech-loaders revolvers and pistols offered with prices and lists on request.
Alfred Webb Miles announces replete stock of winter garments at 73 Brook Street Hanover Square for cash only. Overcoats Melton 84s and light overcoats 21s, with new materials and designs for overcoats mounting travelling suits vests trousers hunting breeches. Established 18 LT.
American families visiting England may obtain the best Maize Meat and Buckwheat Flour from Honsgaton and Carcaroon at 355 Goswell-road London Orders taken and samples shown at 40 Toudgate-hill
Americans residing at and visiting London are invited to call at the Photographic Studio of Messrs Prout Brethens to examine specimens of art and a new cabinet portrait style. Office in Royal Polytechnic Langham Place W.
William Rem and Co invite inspection of their extensive stock at Conduit-street Regent street W offering silk thread Balbriggan cotton and Merino hosiery plus ladies and gentlemen underwear and shirts including Sans-Pli Six for 42s. Self measurement guidance and a century of establishment are highlighted.
Debenham and Freebody invite ladies to view an extensive stock of silks shawls dresses lace and seasonal goods. New rooms for lingerie mantles and millinery opened in Wigmore Street and Welbuck Street with a separate department for mourning. Also listed at Promenade Elton Wellington.
A sanitary note promotes a pure dietetic chocolate as highly digestible and nutritious for invalids and all, claiming it avoids deleterious ingredients and the principles of tea and coffee. Prepared only by HeapLann and Co. Temecopithic Chemists, Princes Street, Hanover Square, London.
An 1865 Dublin Exhibition prize went to Mr. Myers of Cavendish House London for his patent Self-Expanding Dress Basket Trunks. The invention uses Royal Letters Patent in England and France and folds to fit any traveler’s dresses. The advertisement urges Americans visiting London to inspect Myers’s trunks and other travel goods at his Cavendish Square showroom.
Mapami Vaeny offers Nzotiy Harn Wasa to return grey hair to natural colour in two or three weeks. Payment due only after successful cases. Available in bottles priced 8s. 6d. Located at Wigmore Street Cavendish Square.
Woo car and Co. offer riding coats silk pocket coats and fishing wear at London prices. They advertise undivided attention to waterproofing and invite American ladies and gentlemen to visit, claiming goods praised in Bells Life The Field and Anglo-American Times and other journals.
Notice by Jonsx Scorris and Joseph Mayer inviting Americans in Liverpool to view large stock of silver and electro plate and diamonds. Includes export spoons and forks at London prices, with additional listings for Dismore jewelry and Bold Street shop offering fashionable watches, silver plate, electro plate, and purchase of old plate and gems.
An old Liverpool page advertises home made loots and shoes at F W Marshall and Co 2 Elliot Street. TavERroot Stationery Wanenousse 68 Bold Street sells leather goods. W A Maithind agent Lime Street offers services for American travelers. American preparations listed include various tonics syrups and chemicals. Wingston chemist 58 Bold Street Liverpool also featured.
advertises Dutch Viewering Bulbs New Hybrid Gladiolus and seeds for garden and farm packed for America offered by R. 1 , Kew, 4 Basnett-street Liverpool.
Visitors to Liverpool are directed to two firms at Bold Street and Castle Street offering first class hair work wigs perfumery ivory brushes and tortoise shell goods. The text also notes Paris trips by Mr Powell and mentions Brolettis at 31 Bold Street as a supplier of ivory tortoiseshell and French perfumery.
A letter from William Pexx of F.R.A.S. praises Simpson's Patent Easy Fitting Hats received after an order in town. He commends the hat’s lightness and perfect fit, offering to help with any use of the note. The makers advertise sales in Liverpool at St George's Crescent Dale Street and South Castle Street.
An old Liverpool ad lists W T Assell Pugh and Co mourning warehouse at 28 Bold Street near Lyceum offering ready-made clothing for gentlemen youth and boys including overcoats suits coats trousers shirts collars hosiery gloves silk pocket handkerchiefs scarves and travel items. Also Dr Value a dentist at 10 Oxford Street Liverpool and a gown making millinery mantle showrooms.
Every card in this guide notes first class establishments the editors endorse for American readers. It lists STANDING AND Soy chemists at Piccadilly makers of Oriental Tooth Paste lavender water mineral waters importer of Congress Water and notes W Mountcastle and Son hatters to the Queen at Market Street. It also mentions Masonic Clothing and accessories including hats umbrellas rugs leather boxes for ladies and gentlemen and children.
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