• The Great Eastern Railway Company Convey Goods from and to London And Aocrington, Barnsley, Birmingham, Bolton, Blackburn, Darli.ngton, Edinburllh, Gains­ borough, Glasgow, Grimsby, Hartlepool, Huddersfield, Hull, Laister Dyke, Leicester; Middlesboro', Newcastle, Newark, Nottingham, Rochdale, Shields, Stockton, Sunderland, Wolverhampton, York, Spalding, Slea.ford, Lincoln, Donca.ster, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Bradford, Halifax, Batley, Dews­ bUl'Y, Ossett, Wake:field, Armley, Bramley, Stanningley, Pudsey, Morley, Birkenshaw, Gildersome, Drighlington, Idle, Eccle ihill, Shipley, Sheffield, Broughton Lane, LINCOLNSHIRE, YORKSHIRE, and LANCASHIRE, the MIDLAND and EASTERN COUNTIES, the NORTH OF ENGLAND, SCOT­ LAND, and the CONTINENT OF EUROPE. The Great Eastern Railway Company have a daily service of Steamers (Sundays excepted) f1om Harwich (Parkeston quay) to ANTWERP and to ROTTERDAM. The vessels are Powerful Steamers, specially :fitted with all the latest comforts for passengers (including Ladies), Dining & Smoking Saloons and Berths in Separate Cabins, affording First Class Sleeping Accemmodation. They carry no cattle. _ Shippers will find a quick despatch of goods by this route, while the charges are moderate. There is also a direct Steamboat Service for Passengers and Merchandise between Harwich and • Ha.mburgh three times a week. All information can· be had of J. H. PERLBAOH & Co., No. 2, Bishopsgate Goods Station, E. The Company have a staif and Offices, and perform their own Cartage, in the undermentioned Towns in Lincolnshire, Yorkshire and Lancashire. SPALDING.-Railwa.y Station, and LIVERPOOL.. 6, North .John Street, & BR-'.DFORD. 4-5, Leeds Road. corner of Bridge Street and. Brunswick and Huskisson Stations. HALlF'AX.-15, Union Street. Market Place. M&.NCHESTER.-82, Portland Street, DEWBBURY.-24, Wellington Road. SLBAFORD.-2D, Sonth Street. and Ardwickand Ducie Street Goods BATLEY.-The Great Northern Goods LlNCOLN.-347, High Street. . Stations, M. S. & L. Railways.- 1 Station. DONCASTER.-41§, Market Place. LEEDS..-2, Queen Street. t 0SSETT.-Da.le Street. W AKEFlELD.-Cheapside. Stanningley G. N. Goods Station, and 2, Queen Street, Leeds, for the following places : . l

ARMLEY, BRAMLEY1 STANNINGLEY, PUDBEY, MORLEY, BIRKENSHAW, GILDERSOME, DRIGHLINGTON, IDLE, EI;CLEBHILL and SHIPLEY. · At SHEFFIELD and BROuGHTON LANE the Company's C:u-tage Agents are Messrs. C. J. Faulkner & Co., Carriers. In addition to the above Cartage Agencies, the Company's Representatives cover the fallowing Districts, viz. ~­ LANCASHIRE DISTRICT : Mr. W. Pown11.ll, G. E. Ry., 82, Portland Street, Manchester. YORKSHIRE, NOltTH-EASTERN DISTRICT AND SCOTLAND: Mr. W. Agard, 2, Queen Street, Leeds; Commercial Cha.mbers, Princes Dock Street, Hull; City Chambers, 24, Collingwood Street, Newca.stle; & 25, North Bridge Street, Edinburgh. LINCOLNSHIRE DISTRICT: Mr. F. Simpson. G. E. Railway, 347, High Street. Lincoln. . 'i'tbe Company is also represented in BIRMIN~HAM 1 SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE, and EAST WORCESTERSHIRE by Mr. ·;1. M. Hodgkin90~ 90, New Street, Birmingham. COAL TRAFFIC.-SOUTH YORKSHIRE (West Riding) and Neighbouring Coal Fields.-ThP Company's Representative for Coal Traffic in these Districts is Mr. R. J. Wa.J.ton, Doncaster. Receiving Otfices in London for Merchandise Jratfic, to be conveyed by Goods Train. The chief GoQds Stations are, Bishopsgate; Devoill!lhire Street Station (Mile End'; Goodman's Yard (Minories); Blos&om's Inn, Lawrence Lane, Cheapside; Billingsgate Market; and the West End Office, 44, Regent Street, W. E.-10, Commercia.J. Road. E. C.-Exeter Buildings, 10, Arthur Street B. W.-Slark's, Albert Gate, Knightsbridge. B.O.-Messrs. Da.vlll & Co., 96, West, London Bridge. " The Stlu", 26, Stockbridge Ter.Pimlico Hackney Road. , Phillips, 1, 2 & B, Crown Court, Milton , The Sun, 9, Sloane Squ~ · , Railway Arch, Great Eastern Streei, Street, .Finsbury. W. -28:, Regent'11 Circu&. Shoreditch. , Messrs. Carter, Pa.terson & Co., ., Universal Office, Regent Circus, Pie- " Atlas, 37, Primrose St., Bishopsgate. Goorge Yard, Aldermanbury. cedilJy. , One Swan, BiBhoiJilg&te Street. , Bull and Mouth, Angel Street, 8&. Great Eastern RR.ilwa.y West ., Four Swans, Ca.momile Street. Martin'11-le-Gnwd. " End Office, 44, Regent Bt. , 65, High Street, Aldga.te. , 80, Aldersgate Street, Billingsgate Oftlce, Coal Exchange, 13, AldeLsg&te tltreet. ., Hatchet's, White Horse Cellar, 67, " Lo h St ·~ ....- r-~ Piccadilly. wer T ames reet. , .m.essrs. Carter, Paterson & ~ 128, Old White HOI'!Ie', lM, Piccadilly. , Spread Eagle, 3, Whittington Avenue, GosweU Road. •• The Lion, 108, New Bond street. Leadenha.J.l Ma.rket. , 8 & 9, Clerkenwell Green. " ,.,1 Imperial, 21, I.irne Street. New Inn, 24, Paternoster Square. " 33, High Street, Kenllington. Ph · 0"' · Willi St t w"c 1 s d , ___ , ,. 33, Hereford Road, Ba.yswaier. , rnn1x mce,61i,King a.m ree , . .- 42, tra.n (~ s). , 4 96 , 0 x f ord Str.,., ___.. •. ,. W arla.nds, 33, Cannon S treet. , 269, Strand. N B'-'-- , .,.. N l p ....__nvill Rd Blossom's Inn, :Lawrence .. (1{)lden CI'OI!B, Charing CrOI!I!. ' • - ..-e B 0 mce, o ..... euiAJ e ., Lane, Cheapside. ,. 38, Cha.ring CrO!lB. opposite the Angel, Ii!lin~n. " 4, Cheapside. " 38, Cnwbourne St., Leicester Square. " N. L. Station., Higbbury. , CrO!lB KeysJ Wood Street. , 193, Oxford Street. N. W.-Red Cap, Ca.mpden Road. ,. 79, Knightrider Street. , Griffin's Green Man and Still, 241, " L. & N. W. Station, Kilbum. , Belle Sa.uva.ge, Lndgate Hill. Oxford Street. S.E.-Dawson's, Richa.rdson St. & , Eambro' Wharf, Uppel' Thames St. , 43, New Oxford Street. 54. High Street, Borough. , 69, Old Bailey.- , 167, Tottenham Court Road,oomerof ·r 117, Borough.. , The Westminster Bridge !load. , _tondon Parcels Delivery Co., Rollil' Fitzroy Square. , 194, Westminster Bridge Road. Buildings, Fetter Lane. ,. S43, Gray's Inn Road, King's CrOS& , 233, Bla.ckfriars Road. , Bolt in Tun, Fleet Street. , Albert Gate Office, 11 William Street. ,1 South London Expresa, 13,St.Gilorge's ,, George and Blue Boar, 285, Holborn. Lowndes Square. Road, Southwark.. At the BISIIOPSGATE STATION the Company have very extensive Warehouse Accomtnodation, and oH:lces have also been erected for letting a1; moderate rentals to Traders on the Railway. At the GOODMAN'S YARD STATION (MINORIES), there is, in addition to extelll!ive Warehouse accommodation, a bonded Warehouse for Wines, Spirits, Fruits, &a. At DEVONSHIRE STREET, STOKE NEWINGTON, and STRATFORD MARKET STATIONS there Is every accQmmoda.tion for dealing with heavy tro.fflc, such as Coals, Bricks, Stone, Building Material,s, &c. The Company's Waterside Premises are at Devonshire Street Station, the Pepper Warehouses, Bow Creek, Bla.okwa.ll i Canning Town Wharf; Mill wall Docks, and Victoria. ana Albert Docks, and aJ.l orders in raspect to Lightera.ge sliould be addressed to the Station Master, at the Pepper W:arehouses, Bla.ckwa.lL . The above are the only authorised Offices to receive Goods for conveyance by the Great Eastern Bailway, and unless these Offices are a.J.one made use of, additiona.J. charges as also delays are likely to be incurred. The Company undertake the Collection and Delivery of Goods entrusted to them as Carriers, and aJ.l orders in respect to the Ca.rtage Service, addrlllll!ed either to the Station Master, at the Bishopsgate Station, or to the BlO!lBom's Inn, Lawrence J.a.ne, Cheapside, will have attention. · Continental Traffic ill received at and delivered from Bishopsgate Goods Station, and atl orders in respect to the Cartage of Conti­ nental Tra.lfio, should be addresaed to Station MMter, Groat Eastern Railway, Bishopsgate Station. E., or to the Continenta.J. Department. Liverpool Street Station, B.C. W. BIRT, Gmoal MaMger.