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      MAPPIN'S DRESSING CASES AND TRAVELLING BAGS . MAPPIN BROTHERS , Maiiufacfcurors . by ^ Special Ap * ^^•• jasBsrSF BaisS' : $ s ttssng f& SSahsbbss ^ mss ^ CASES and Ladies' and Gentlemen ' s TRAVELLING BAGS tothe ^ Torld , « ach Article being manufactured under their * 8 Sl $ ^^ MAPPIN'S Two Guinea DRE $ smG CASE , m solid 3 L ^ dfe s » TRAVELLING and DRESSING BAGS , from fiM 2 s- to 100 J . each . Gentlemen ' s do . do ., from SJ . 12 s . to 80 ? . ... Messrs . MAPPIN invite Inspection of their extensive fitock , which is complete with every Varioty of . Style ana A c 6 stly Book of Engravings , with Prices attached , forwarded by post on receipt of 12 Stanips . MAPPIN BROTHERS , _ € 7 and OS . KING WILLIAM-STREET , CITY . LONDON . Manufactory—QtTEEN ' s CinruEKT IV ores , Sheffield .

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      MAPPIN'S ' SHILLING" RAZORS . "Warranted good by the Makers . Shave well for Twelve Months without Grinding . . MAPPIN'S 2 s . RAZORS shave well for Three \ ears . MAPPIN'S 3 s . RAZOKS ( suitable for Hard or Soft Beards ) Shave well for Ten Years . MAPPIN BROTHERS , Queen's Cutlery Works , Sheffield ; and 67 , King William-street , City , London ; whero the largest Stock of Cutlery in the World is kept .

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      NICOLL S NEW REGISTERED PALETOT HAS all those advantages vrMch secured such general popularity to Messrs . K icoli ' s original paletot , "that is to say , as it avoids giving to the wearer an outre appearance , that professional men , and all others , can use it 'during morning and afternoon , i . n or out of doors . Secondly , there is an absence of unnecessary seams , thus securing a more graceful outline , and a great saving in wear ; the latter advantage is considerably enhanced by the application of a peculiar and neatly stitched binding , the mode "" In * LoncFon , ' the ^ lflw " REGISTERED PALETOT can alone be had of . H .-J . and D . NICOLL , 114 , 116 , US , and 120 , Regent-street , and 22 , Cornhill .

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      A NEW DEPARTMENT FOR YOUTH * o HJ . and D . IsTICOLL , recommend for an out-• side Coat the Havelock and Patent Gape Paletot ; and for ordinary use the Cape Suit , such being well adapted for young gentlemen * oh accbun . t of exhibiting considerable economy with general iuccellence . Gentlemen at Eton , Harrow , and Winchester , tBe Military Naval Schools , waited on T > y appointment . A great variety of materials adapted for the Kilted or Highland Costume , as . worn by the Royal Princes , may be seen at WARWICK HOUSE , 142 and 114 , Regent-street .

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      FOR LADIES "IVICOLI / S PATENT HIGHLAND CLOAK ± 1 , is a combination of utility , elegance , and comfort . No Lady having seen or used such in travelling , for morning wear , or for covering full dress , would willingly be without one . It somewhat resembles the old Spanish . Roquelaire , and has an elastic Capucine Hood . It is not cumbersome or heavy , and measures from 12 to 16 yards round the outer edge , falling in graceful folds from the shoulders ; but by a mechanical contrivance ( such being a part of the Patent ) the wearer can instantly form semi-sleeves , arid thus leave the arms at libertyi at the same timo the Cloak can bomado as quickly to resume its original shape . The materials chiefly used for travelling are the soft neutral-coloured hower-prbof Woollen Cloths manufactured by . this firm , but for the promenade other materials are provided . The price will be two guineas and ahalf for each Cloak ¦ but with the Mecaniquo and a lined Hood a few shillings more are charged . This department is attended to by Cutters , who Srepare Mantles of all kinds , with Velvet , Fur , or Oloth ackets , either for in or out-door use . These at all times - like this Firm ' s Riding Habit—are in good taste and fit well . Female attendants may also be seen for Pantalons des Datncs a . Choval , partially composed of Chamois . As no measure is required , the Patent Highland Cloak can be sent at onqe to any . part of the Country , and is thus well adapted for a gift . H . J . and D . NIGOLL , Warwick House , 142 and 144 , Regent-street , London .

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      NICOLL'S PATENT CAPE PALETOT offers tho following desideratum : the Capo descends from tho front part of tho shoulders , and forms a species of sleeve for each arm , both arc at perfect freedom , having to pass through enlarged apertures in tho side or body of tho Paletot : these apertures , however , are duly covered by tho Cape , which docs not appear at tho back part of tho Paletot , tout only In the front , and thus serves to form hanging Blcoves , at tho same time concealing tho hands when placed In tho pockets , The garmont is altogether most convenient and graceful in appearance , and can in London alone be had gfJ ^ J ^ and J > . NIOHOLL , 114 , 110 , 118 , and 120 , BJSGJBNTSTRBET ! and 22 , COBN&ILL .

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      CAUTION . I N consequence of many impudent attempts to deceive tho public , it is necessary to state that all Messrs . Xnooll ' s manufacturermay be dfetlngulshed by a trado mark consisting of a silk label attached to each specimen ; to copy this is fraud , and may bo thus detwtedi If the garment ft dark-coloured , the label hasi a blaokjfround , with the 'flrm ' H wmo and adaroas wovqn by tfoo ^ miarfl loom In goldcoloured silki \ t tho garment Jo lipht-Qolourod , the label has a palo drab ground , and rod lowers . Each garment la marked in plain flguros , at a fixed moderate price , and is of the best materials . H . J . and D . Niooll havo recognised agents in various parts of the United Kingdom ana Colonies , and ' any Infornation forwarded through them will bo thankfully acknowledged or paid tor , bo that tho . same may lead to tho prosecution of any porponoopylnR their trado mark , or making an unfair use of their name i that ia to any , in auoh a manner may bo caloulated to mislead . . ( Signed ) H . J . and I ) . NICOLL , RT 8 GB&T-STBEET and COHNHILJD , London .

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      132 , JIEQENT-3 TREET , W . WM , CLAIM ' S CLERICAL SUITS , at 84 s . Madofrom tho normanont finished cloth , that will notfchpr spot hop shrink , Olorlcnl Qqwhu and Burj ) JilooB equally mpderato in cost . WM . CLARK , Clerical Tailor , 198 * REGENT-STREET , \ y .

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      * VALUABLE INFORMATION I GJ ^ 'S I A noatly printed book , l ( ii » pnKeH . ' ' Irri' ol'SLY . 'tt ' COPIKB of which nr « lining IhhiiimUIHA'I \ '" ; jfej , wi t ) lO"ANATOMIUA 1 , AN «) I ' ATJIOI . oO I » : A I . MU I ; . n \ vorle tO UitiTAiN . " Tho Society nnmoiitH thin hip"i ii "' ^ nP 0 thopubllo grnlulloiiHly , for Iho bumdli ¦ ul J "'? ,, wniflffi Hufl'orlng from debility , » ui'v < > uhiiomh , ) ^ ,., \'' i , | | ty , nml dlnmoBB of night , druwNliioHS , iiidlKeMio - , , " f '" ,.. 5 £ iuly . Kiinural \> nmi . ration of tho H , v « t « iii , I "' ' " ' . ^^ dbjx to buslllOHS , 01 ' BOOioty , AND IXl'UClAhl . V UU OAiaiW YOUNO MlOK . . „ , , , ,, „„ . ( In lliii 8 U ' ' "Most vRluniiln to Mioho who foul mi '"' 'V' " .. . m uicoW JcotB tr pa ^ p d of , hIiowIiik P » "J ; W"' ? V ; ° ' )'}? , « A a n . of rooovorfiiKiHirroct \ wnlth . " -Mctll <<» l J < ' « , 0 BS pr , ViioloMQfewo « tftl «|>» to l ) PO )) M ' l ) OMtnBP . ii »« n ^ M 4 lrooti W , « . Marnton , Anatomical JUunoiuu , 47 . jioih «" Oxford-atroot , Londoiif

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      TO THE NERVOUS AMI ? DE ^ U |^ o rnnViec . CIIAHLKS WATSO . V , SM ) ., TV-How n , ' ^" o ™ franco . Prositlcnt of tho ImiikitIiiI African Insiitii , ' > , lll 0 n nnd Corros , Mombcr of the Mmliciil Soi'liM iu » of u .., j { ol ' aru , tho National Aciuli-niy nf Sciences &c ¦ , nii' « . '" . ' , . ' Hldunt rhynioliiu to tho llctlford i- > 'N '"' « r . V ' - ' , ; ' \ ,. . place , « o ( llV > rd . sfjiiuro . I , oinl <» n . ¦ "Oiiilini , ' - ; •«' 'V , ' ;«!> colj ) t of six Htam \ >» , ' "I'll l « -Ol l DK TO SM-I' l - , !\ » , us 0 riioao about ontorhw tlm Jlnrrlnw .- S ateh U > P «>« s « Dr . WatHon'Hliivahmhlo ' llttIn work , u » t in *" , „ A 111 «» «¦ » on lioalth and < Unwiho ralloclH niuolr ci-cillt u \ m \ mm Bound medical philosoithoi . " — Critlv . , _ , i nrivato TliotnioQuldo to those who doslron spccily n « iM ) i »«» euro . " — UnivarsHf / Manazinc . inm " London For QuallllenlluiiH vldo "Ulploinnw" nml 'I " mw Mo ( llo / ifr > lroolory . " .. „ ...-

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      132 , REGENT-STREET , W . WM . CLARK , from II . J . and D . NICOLL . Tho NON-REGISTERED PERWISTIO CLOTH PALETOT : tho cloth used for this gracoful garment boing made from the Llama and A , ? trncnu wooIh , has a-frrcat ndvantaeo over tho ordinary Llama cloth , hoiu ' K llnor and atrongor , with a ncrmanont Hnlsh . retainijiK all tho softness of tho Llama ; it ' is an article of cioi jiiiiff that illustrates , both in material and design , perhaps bottor than any other garment of the season , tho prevailing and growing tnste amongst the wolUdrossing part of tho public for elm-stcness and simplicity of stylo i » dross . It is mado only In dark , flno clothe , or in dark colours slightly mixed with a lighter shade ; some of those plain colours are of distinctly novel lints , and tho few sprinklings of mixtures added in others to these original shades , produce a varioty quite sufficient to give ampin choico without impairing in tho slightoat dogroo tho charaotor rcquirod for a quiet and goutloinnnlv garment . Two of those latter aro especially adnptcd for Frock Conts for clergymen { one of Ilioin is so dark as not to 1 »> easily dotoctod from black , but uflbrdiup ; moro durability for wear than can bo produced in plain black . Tho othor is nlUtlo lighter , and wlillo it Is equally wall adaptod for IVock Coats iH rIho peculiarly suitabiu for clerical and othor quiot profoHsionul nalotots . \ Yni , Clark has also a very strong fabric of flno ¦ Donskln , in exactly tho samu aolounURti for trouscrn , and which is more durablo than ordinary cloth , in plain colours or mixtures , tho price is oliko for tho Paletots , Morning , or i ' rook Coats , 42 fl ., and the Trousorti , ais .: for Lounging , Tiuvolling , or Jluninoas Suits , mado from tho l ' atont ( lninliod Cotswold Angolas , at 00 s . ; Watorproof Oapos and Overcoats of ovory doaorlptlon and novelty in mntorial , from ' 21 s ,. l'ull dross Evonlnff SultH , Black oloth Dross Coat . Whlto Vost , and Black Trousers , comnloto for 7 ns . i ovory othor article of Dross equally modoratc in coet . I / adlos lUdiiiK Hublts , in "NVatorproof U'woods or Melton Cloths , for morning woar , 00 s . i rlo . do . in sunorflno cloth , ( if . to 11 . 7 h . WM . CLARK , Military and Clerical Tullor and Kobo Malcor , 332 , REGENr-STltiaET , AV . ,

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      132 , REGENT-STREET , W . N EW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT for the Professional and Commercial Public , Clerical , Legal , and Court Robe Slakor . 132 . REGENT-STREET , W .. WM , CLARK , from Jl . J . and D . NICOLL .

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      132 , REGENT-STREET , W . N EW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT for the- ' Nobility and Gentry . Naval , Military , and Clerical Tailor and Outfitter . 132 , REGENT-STREET , \ V . , WM . CLARK , from H- J . and D . NlCOLL .

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      TRIESEMAR . Protcctcil by Royal Letters I ' atcvvt or Knjrhivl , and secured bv the soals of tin ; Konlr du Pimmi : \ cio d » l ' aris , anil tue linporial Collcffo of Medicine , Vienna . Trh-seniiir , Noil , is a reined v Tor . lvlaxat-luh , h |) i ; rmaturrliu . 'a , : nui uxnniistion of the system . Trit-heinar , No . 2 , rlluctimll . v , in tbesliort spaco ¦ o ' fthruu days , complctvly »> id ( Mitiroly orailicntcs all traces or Hjjsodisorders which capsulis lmyii mi oji « r Deen thought an antidote for , to the ruin oft he liuaHholiivast portion of the population . Triescmar , No . . J , is Uich'roat C ' ontinental remedy ( "r tlmt clat-s of disdi-dcrswlili'li unfortunately thu English pliysieian treats with liicri-w . v . to tlu ; inevitable (! . ^ t rut : ti <> iiof I . lie paiienlsci . Mstitc . linU i a which all the snrsapnrilln in ihn world cnniiui lvinou-Triescmur , Nos . 1 , -2 , nnd : ? , are alike devoid o t aj . tor Binoll , and of all nause . at inir finnbi ies . They may h - 'iit lie toilet tablo without their use being ausp . Ttcd . -hoUlliiim ensos , » ri «« o 11 h .. frpr by post Is . m . exini / . any | . m toll lie United Kingdom , or four cases m one lor M » ., i >;<\ w , 3 H . ' 2 d . extra , which saves IK , and . m J . ™ w * -V ?™ % thoreisAsavinKori / . 1 t ! n . ; divided nil ; iM'i ; nrn if . Mo » . «• admiiusCorc . l by Valpenu , V ( M 1 K V '' , Hl ,. u loom ' I I ) . Church . 7 S . (; raceehnn ; h-sti ; cet : II : v' ^ « M '« j KingWiUiam-stroel , (» . !•' . )\ ' ' . <> < n , ^ I . U . " xVord-Straudj Hivnnay . M . Ust " 'l- ^ trce m w . C ciiwtcri stroet , Londoiv , II . M rni-rhnin . MarUc < . " » » and Powell , 15 , Wesl . noivlnn-l-btreet , l > iibH ^ _

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      GALVANISM . MR . WILLIAM H . IIALSE , tho Medical GalvanM , <> f No . 1 , Addison-tc . rraco , ' Kcnsihprton , London , solicits invalids to send to lum for his Pamphlet on " Medical ( ialy ' . nisui , " which ho will forward post tree ou receipt of Two Pi > s . tajrc St : uii |>> . The Itonelieiul fllVets of CSalvaiitKin in ¦ . c . i )* es ( if Paralysis , I /> -s of Mnsfular Power in aiiy part . Asthma , liiiliir .-st imi , and Xorvoiisnexs , nrr most extraordinary when applied inaseii-. niijie manner , ai . ul with an 4-lliL-ieut aiii-anitu .-- . At-t < - 'iidauei » Iroin Ten . to Tho o ' clock . Mr . llalse ' s ( Jalvauie Machines aio Ton Guineas each . ' :

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      / GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE OVER-\ JT COATS at HYAM and CO . 'S ESTAULISHMENTS , S 6 . OXEGUD STREET- The New Iiivcrnoss Cape , Sleeve Cape , Redingote , and Silk-Lined Over-coats at a CJninea , Guinea and a Half , and Two and Three Guineas , are designed and made in all the Winter Materials by cutters and workmen in constant practice on . this description of dress , and superior style and quality are guaranteed . The order department in connexion with each establishment is under ; efficient management , and oll'ers various inducements to gentlemen * SPECIAL ATTENTION is directed to the following Establishments with which HYAM and CO ; alone are , connected : London . 60 , Oxford-street , West Ivnd ; Birmingham ^ 24 , New-street ; Leeds ,-12 , Brigga to .

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      HYAM and CO . 'S CONJOINT GARMENTS for Gentlemen . These consist of the Guinea Coat and Vests . The True-ntti-ig Trousers and Vest , at One Pound , and the Coat , Trousers , and Vest , or suit conjointly . at Thirty-eight Shillings- The New Pagct Jacket , Sac Jacket , Dress and Surtottfc Coats , half p ress and full . Dress Suits ; &c , ard cut from materials which vary as much in quality and texture as in pattern , so that Gentlemen will find no difficulty whatever in suiting their ' tastes to the utmost nicety .

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      TUVENILE OVERCOATS at HYAM and eJ CO . 'S ESTABLISHMENTS . , OXFORD STREET , are realising a merited amount of favour . New patterns have been , designed , and" a much greater variety . of sizes havo been introduced so as to adjust the Garments to the slightest possible variation iu age , growth , and figure , Bell Sleeve Capes , Poncho Capes , and College tapes , for Children , 10 $ . 6 d ., 15 s . 6 d ., and 21 s . Winged Capos , Sac Capes , and Qsborno Over-Coats , for Boys , 12 s . Od ., ISs 6 d-. and " 5 s . Inverness Capes , Sleeve Capes , and the rvew Close-fitting"Redingote , " for elder youths , 21 s ., 30 s .. and 3 ( 5 s .

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      HYAM AND CO . , 86 OXFORD STREET . /^ OTrirN'G for tlie YOUNG should correspond V _ ^ with age , and juvenility should be studied in dress for Children , BOvs , and Youths . Parents and Guardians are informed that HYAM and CO ' s Juvenile Suits and Separate Garments display adaptation in style and make , besides being durable , protective in material , and cconom BoIt I Smts-fo " r Children at 10 s . 6 d ., 13 s . Gd ., and 21 s . School Suits for Hoys at 15 s . 6 d ., 21 s ., and 25 s . Capo Suits and Osborne Suits , nowlv introduced , 25 s ., 32 s ., and 38 s .

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      THE 35 s . INVERNESS WRAPPERS , ¦ TH K 60 s . -TWEED SUITS , & Tilly u ; s . TROUSERS A Rk all niaile to Order from the Xow SCOTCH JLX . CHEVIOT , all Wool Tweeds , of WintermiVwHiipos thoroughly shrunk , by IJ . BKXJAMIN \ " M ^ ha 11 " ^ 1-annly l : > . i or . - l . Uejr .-m-street . M- . Tattorus ami lXsiftns , with directions for Measurement , sont frro . The TWO GUINEA DRlvSS « , r V ROCK CUAT , the GUINEADRESS TROUSiiKS , ami tho MALI' GUI . XKa WAISTCOATS . . .-X . H . —A i > erlVct lit guaranteed .

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      SYDENHAM TQP-COAT , 42 s . Easy , warm , waterproof , and elegant ; the most perfect overcoat oxit . ^ -SAMUEIj BROTHERS , Merchant Tailors , 2 » , Ludgat 6-lii . lL ¦¦ ¦ SYDENHAM SCHOLAR'S SUIT , complete for 43 s . Cd ,, comprising Trousers . 17 s . Cd . j -Waistcoat ; 8 s . Cd . ; and coat , 17 s . 6 d . —SAMUEL BROTHERS , 29 , Ludgate ^ hill . SYDENHAM TROUSERS , 17 s . 6 d ., universally admitted to bo tho mos ^ oleKant , comfortable arid durable that can bo made . —SAMUEL BROTHERS , 2 » , U f * attorns and Gufdo to Self-Measurement sent free .

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      . « . SJ » gBSe ?« Mj ^ S ^' / s'isa ^ ii te ;® ' ^ mouse assortment of MEN'S , BOYS' n ' mivV " ™ - CLOTHING , consisting of garments of VhSt Y 0 TJ THS ' durable , and ele « ant designs , cm"k $ W \\ n most *»* . Public will effect a tf-cat savi ,, p , tl c Ms BpI ^ T - Th ° the most economical principles , coiiiStc ' iit ™ & f cd 0 n quality—the only tost of cheap - ness Wlth stor li » g BOtS' AX 1 ) JUVRN 1 LI 0 DEPAimiPVT tvt * , can exceed the variety and novelty or design in n 7 ^ luiHg ment . For the winter season , nwh ani iram £ n « , n S d ^ ' is provided as to exceed all L . II YAM'S fo " mo ^? ° i ' tlneut prices , as usual , arc framed upon tho ,, losl < Z ?^ ? and have only to bo seen to ensure tl it i , ^ ic scale , their infrlijsio-merits so well deserve ltna ° c whic ^ The ORDKIIKD DKPAUTM BNT contains a ma ( r n . assortment of every novelty for the si ™ , t ? ?' , ceilt who arc -celebrated for rclined taste and s vlo l r Artlstes - tees for a pood lit . Keonoinv is th . < lea linir f Po '< ^ uarau- ' CLERICAL and PROl-M : s 8 IOX \ l / " rKr : \ t " - . „ invited , the Hlaek ami Mixture ClothV bein ^ Ir ^?*? , DYE . An ordered Suitor Hlaek for 3 ' s , fi sJf « i . 5 il SEVm £ EN - ' SliILL 1 ^^ TiWUS ^ iS &SSi L . II YAM marks every O-irmcnt in PL \ IN Flfirirps ! from which no deviatn . n is made ; ami no garment need bo kept , when span at homo , if not salisraclory . In , tmt $ cxcluiiiged within any roaaonable tiuie . if returned iugoocl

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      1430 THE LEAJEB . [ No . 457 vDecemb ^ 24 . isk « vi

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      DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD . ri MJRKISII TUK ATMEN T . —A Sukqeon from JL the Crimea , who was curort of fourteen years'deafness and most distressing noises in tlnr head , is aincious to comniuuicatu . the means of cure to others so alllic-tud .. Full instructions to tittVot a cure-sent tu any . part of the-world ' upon receipt of a st : uii |>< 'd dirretrd envelope . —Surpeon Colston , . M . R . C . S . aful M . R . S . L ., No . 7 . Leiee * t ( T- ]> lnee . J ., e . icester ' - square , London , YV . C . Consultins Lours eleven till four daily . ¦

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    • Leader (1850-1860), Dec. 24, 1858, page 1430, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse2.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2274/page/30/