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INVERNESS.
THE ROYAL HOTEL.
Opposite the entrance to the Railway Station,. \ iJ
ij J. S. Christie begs to solicit the attention of the travelling Public
t| to this large well-known First-class Hotel, which has been greatly
(| enlarged, and now comprehends, besides extensive First-class Bedf
[ Room accommodation, a SPACIOUS and LOFTY LADIES’ and
) GENTLEMEN’S DINING SALOON, with handsome DRAWING-
jj ROOM en suite, and sevefal elegattt and handsomely furnished
i SUITES of PRIVATE ROOMS ; also SMOKING-ROOM, HOT,
i. COLD, and SHOWER BATH ROOMS, etc.
Though immediately opposite and within a fm yards of the
5 Railway Station entrance, the Hotel is entirely removed from', the
cf bustle, noise, and other disturbing influences which usually affect
U the comfort of Hotels situated in close proximity to the Railway. *
Table d’Hote daily, and Dinners d la Carte.
The Porters of the Hotel await the arrival of all trains, and an
0 Omnibus attends the Caledonian CanalSteamers. Posting.