Please note J. & W. have now removed to their new Show Rooms and Offices. WILLIS BROTHERS, CO-PARTNERS, Birmingham EDMUND STREET, (Late of Temple Row.) LONDON: 43, Great Russell Street, W.C. (OPPOSITE BRITISH MUSEUM,) London Metal Works-260, Euston Road, N.W. CHURCH FURNITURE AND MEDIEVAL ART WORK, TEXTILE FABRICS. CLOTHS. ALTAR LINEN. FRINGES. VELVETS. CUSHIONS AND HASSOCKS. ORIGINAL INVENTORS OF CELEBRATED RUG SEATING. EMBROIDERIES In Ancient and Modern Design. ALTAR COVERS BOOK MARKERS. SERMON CASES. Robes, Surplices, Cassocks, and Clerical Dress. METAL WORK AND LIGHTING APPLIANCES. In Gold, Silver, Brass, and Iron. GATES LECTERNS. Special Estimates and Designs for Lighting Churches, Public Buildings, &c., on application. Patentees and Manufacturers of the "HESPERUS LAMP," giving a light equal to 45 Candles, and effecting a great saving in fittings. Having erected special Machinery for executing the above, they are prepared to do Work at a very moderate cost, and Tender for Work to Architects Designs. STONE WORK. PULPITS. TOMBS, FONTS. REREDOS. CARVINGS, &c. A CATALOGUE Containing 1,400 Woodcuts, also Designs and Estimates, free on application, ARCHITECTS' OWN DESIGNS ESTIMATED FOR AND CAREFULLY CARRIED OUT. COX, SONS, & Co.'s ECCLESIASTICAL WAREHOUSE. CLERICAL DRESS. West of England Wool-Dyed Cloths of the best manufacture only are used, and selected with the greatest care. CLERICAL HATS. In Silk, Soft Felt, Round Topped Felt, &c. GOWNS of every description for Clergy, Students, Queen's Counsel, &c. CASSOCKS for all Climates, in Silk, Alpaca, Russell Cord, Plain Stuff. Special Estimates for supplying choirs. SURPLICES in every style. All Clerical Surplices are sent out ready for use STOLES, &c., kept in stock. PRICE LISTS sent post-free on application, with directions for self-measurement. Discount is allowed for CASH. 28, SOUTHAMPTON STREET, STRAND, LONDON, W.C. COX, SONS, BUCKLEY, & Co., Show Rooms-28 & 29, Southampton Street, Strand, W.0. Works-Maiden Lane, W.O.; Esher Street, Westminster, S.W.; also at Bruges. Church Furniture. Church Decorations. Stone Carvings. Wood Carvings. Memorial Brasses, ESTIMATES SUPPLIED. Catalogues of each Department Gratis. THE GUARDIAN. The GUARDIAN is issued every WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, price 6d. ; by post 6 d., and is supplied regularly, post free, direct from the Office to Subscribers paying in advance only, at— £ s. d. Per Quarter (13 numbers)............ 0 7 O To Subscribers abroad-India and the East, £1 12s. 6d.; elsewhere, £1 10s. per anuum. Advertisements must be sent to the Office before 5 p.m. on Monday, and in any urgent case of a short Advertisement not later than 11 a.m. on Tuesday, and payment made at the time, on the following scale : Three Lines and under..... Every Additional Line Special Column. { ... Three Lines and under Every Additional Line Three Lines and Under.. Centre Page......Every Additional Line.. Four Shillings. Twelve Shillings. On an average three words may be reckoned for the first line, and eight words for each line afterwards, the address counting as part of the Advertisement; but all Advertisements are charged according to space occupied. Notices of Testimonials, Births, Marriages, and Deaths are inserted at 3s. 6d. each for two lines, and a shilling for every additional line. All Letters respecting Advertisements and Subscriptions should be addressed "The Publisher," Guardian Office, 5, Burleigh-street, Strand, W.C. Money and Postal Orders payable to JOHN JAMES, on the Post-office, 369, Strand, as well as cheques, should be crossed "London and County Bank." Postage stamps can only be received at the rate of thirteen to the Shilling. If a receipt is required for a sum under seven shillings, a stamped envelope must be enclosed. 5, Burleigh Street, Strand, London, W.C. * ** [The Postmaster-General has ordered that letters addressed to initials or fictitious names at Post-offices shall not be taken in, but sent at once to the Returned Letter Office.] |