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Clarendon Machine Printing Offices: 39 High Street, Rugby, May 22, 1861. Dear Sir,-I have much pleasure in informing you that the double-royal “Clarendon " Machine I had from you gives the greatest satisfaction. I have given it a trial of twelve months, and have tested it with Newspaper, Postingbills. Hand-bills, Circulars, Bill-heads, &c., all of which it executes in a very superior manner. We can print the Newspaper (double-royal) at the rate of 1000 per hour, and Posting-bills of the same size 250 per hour. Hand-bills and common jobs can easily be worked, with two lads or with one man at the wheel, at the rate of 1500 per hour. Very good "Register" can also be obtained without points, if ordinary care be used in laying on. In short, the Machine bas answered my expectations in every respect, and I feel much gratified in testifying to its merits. I remain, dear Sir, yours truly, THOMAS ROGERS. - Mr. Edward Bevan.

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HE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.The Proprietor of this Work begs to announce that henceforth it will be published by Messrs. Trübner and Co., of 60 Paternoster Row, London, to whom all Orders, Advertisements, and Communications for the Editor should be addressed. February 20, 1862.

R. GEO. NEWMAN has now many

MR.

Clients, with cash capital from £300 to £1500, desirous to enter Business both in Town and Country, also on the South Coast. Parties wishing to dispose of their Businesses will find great facilities through the medium of his Agency, no expense whatever being incurred unless actual business is done through his introduction.-Offices,

W. H. COLLINGRIDGE calls, the 10 George Yard, Lombard Street, E.C.

attention facilities

of Letterpress, Copperplate, and Litho-Meft the TRADE of a Bookseller, stationer,

he possesses for execution of description R. GEO. NEWMAN is instructed to

graphic Printing, in First-class Style,
and with Promptitude and Punctuality,
The founts of Type are large and most varied, and
equally adapted for the heaviest Newspaper, as
well as for every description of First-class
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City Press, 117 to 119 Aldersgate Street,
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LOUTH,

and Dealer in Musical Instruments, most eligibly situate in a fashionable Watering Place in the West. The profits are liberal, and will be well worthy the attention of parties with £1000.-Apply to Mr. Geo. Newman, Valuer to the Trade and Auctioneer, 10 George Yard, Lombard Street, E.C.

To MR.

LINCOLNSHIRE. PAPER MAKERS.-To be Let, and may be entered upon immediately, all that substantial and spacious building known as the Distillery, at Louth aforesaid, comprising Two Rooms-one 79 feet long by 40 feet wide, the other 50 feet long by 15 feet wide. Also Bonding Warehouse, and Private Offices attached thereto. Land to the extent of one acre can be added if required. There is a fine stream of running water adjoining the property, and might be worked to great advantage. To any one desirous of commencing a manufacture in the above trade, such an opportunity is rarely to be met with, as the Premises are nearly in the centre of the town, and within a few minutes' walk of the Station on the Great Northern Railway.-For rent, and further particulars, apply to Mr. W. Tate, Louth.

MR. HOLMES is instructed to sell the
Printer, in a desirable Country Town. About £500
required. Profits, £250 per annum.-Address Mr.
Holmes, 48 Paternoster Row.

HOLMES is instructed

R. GEO. NEWMAN is directed to sell a most profitable Bookselling and Sta tionery BUSINESS in a leading Continental City. The trade is patronised by the English Nobility and Gentry, and will be a desirable investment to parties with £800.-Apply to Mr. Geo. Newman, 10 George Yard, Lombard Street, E.C.

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R. GEO. NEWMAN has been directed
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in a first-class neighbourhood West. The rent is nearly cleared by letting. About £500 required.Apply to Mr. Geo. Newman, Valuer, &c., 10 George Yard, Lombard Street, E.C.

M BUSINESS of a Bookeeller and sell the TO PRINTERS. To be Disposed of, a

established 50 years in one of our principal University Towns. A man with £300 may settle in this business comfortably for life.-Address Mr. Holmes,

48 Paternoster Row.

MR. HOLMES is instructed to sell the

BUSINESS of a Bookseller and Stationer in a first-class Watering Place. Ready-money trade. Profits, £250 per annum. Rent, £35. Can let off 2 guineas a week if required. Purchase-money, £520.-Address Mr. Holmes, 48 Paternoster Row.

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as ASSISTANT in the Shop.

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Wanted, by a Young Lady, a RE-ENGAGEMENT in the above. Has been accustomed to a Circulating Library. Good references.-Address P. C., Post Office, Aylsham, Norfolk.

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address, is in want of a SITUATION in a Bookseller's Shop. Has had eight years' experience in a Job Office. Would be willing to assist when required. Good reference.-Address J. C. W., Post Office, Warwick.

TO BOOKSELLERS, PRINTERS, and
STATIONERS.-Wanted, by a respectable
Young Man, a SITUATION in the above line.
Good references.-Address A. 41, Mr. Hardesty's,
Bookseller, 5 Davy Place, Norwich.

ITUATION WANTED by a Young

out-doors, with references, to Mr. Henry Pigg, SITU of intelligence and experience (30 years

Bookseller, Norwich.

ASSISTANTS.-Wanted, in a month

tomed to a Circulating Library, used to general Stationery and Dressing a Window. A Dissenter preferred, but a consistent Churchman not objected

to. Mr. Greg, Publishers' Circular Office, 47, Lud

gate Hill, London.

WANTED, immediately, a TURNOVER,

who has served not less than four years to Printing and Binding. Reference as to ability and steadiness must be given.-Address Mr. Siddeley, Bookseller, Printer, &c., Knutsford.

BOOKBINDER & MACHINE RULER
WANTED for a permanent situation.-Ad-

dress, giving references, Mr. Mark, Stourbridge.

PRINTER'S TURNOVER APPREN

WANTED. - Wanted, a Turnover Apprentice to the Printing business: one accus. tomed to Case and Press preferred, who can be well recommended. Apply by letter to Mr. James Dickinson, Tarporley, Cheshire.

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MAN who has served part of his time to the business.-Apply by letter, stating age and salary required, to Samuel S. Hill, Printer, Ripon.

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age, a Dissenter), as ASSISTANT, or to take the
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Address Post Office, Belton, Grantham.
Has a practical knowledge of Printing.-

ness.

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O BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS. Wanted, by a Young Man, a situation as No objection to the Country.-Address E. F. H., Earle's Library, 67 Castle Street East, Oxford

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tion as SALESWOMAN in a Bookseller and Stationer's Shop. Can be highly recommended by her last employer.-Apply F. G., care of Messrs. Kent and Co., 21 Paternoster Row, London.

Street.

A Young Lady, who has been acquainted TO BOOKSELLERS' ASSISTANTS.

with the trade, and had the entire management of the Bookselling and Stationery department for four years, wishes for a RE-ENGAGEMENT as above. Salary not so much an object as a comfortable home. Address A. B., care of Messrs. Terry, Stoneman, and Co., 6 Hatton Garden, London, E.C.

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A good COUNTER HAND is open to a REENGAGEMENT.- Address Beta, Post Office,

Derby.

by an experienced Young Man, a permanent situation as COMPOSITOR.- Address F. B., Advertiser Office, Wisbech.

TO BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS. TO PRINTERS.-Wanted, by a Young

Wanted, by the Advertiser (aged 29), a permanent situation as ASSISTANT. Capable of taking the management of a business, if required; can furnish references of the highest character.— Address C. P., Publishers' Circular Office, Ludgate Hill, London.

MASTER PRINTERS.-A Young Man, a good Compositor, would be glad of a

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TO MASTER PRINTERS.-Wanted,

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TO BOOKBINDERS.-A good General

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то Situation where he could obtain some Reporting Tanted, by a Young Man, aged 21, who can

practice. Understands Presswork. Salary not an object. Address R. W. S., 44 Twyford Street, Caledonian Road, Islington, N.

TO PRINTERS.-Wanted, a SITUA

TION by a person who thoroughly understands Jobbing, Bookwork, and Press. Good references.-Apply A. B., Mr. Flack's, 23 Compton Street, Brunswick Square.

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