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The Most Hon. ...._- Marquis S al The Holt. the LordJut,,lee Kuleit Braes, an. The Hon ; r - M.P. Heti W lL liislet . The RI& HAIL _ Mr George Thaw Taus's:rim' Tawnrsza—Tboinas , .P., &v. lugratn, E!*q. ; Smile), Esq. F.S.S. Strund. Othre, ItH iet.. Treasurer. awl 'WS, present. ' with Liters• • conducted applying the lINCRIIIF.RR are ap• dolled kill of 111 on .AM• I ustitute Us create Subscribers to see motley is eX• an alms ., general Member, which bupp►rt of t candidate vote at all entitled to NU value _ be first, r ill the Capital and Endowment, 't is invliable will bb hullvldual Atbentenin partie►dutiy to inning. meut tlu►t Ittutitatte. By this and l►ui should assure . show the Sttbseritwr lIIINATING Ililtfr:- withisti assure in be aitled Society) . or of Mr. Prt.ss Direv• ah"rv. Qtteirterl:% on Weil. thu 'y entitled •1t01(' • ern ulmo tlu• betted' Offices, 33. lIVI`KOII, illlll.llolof Seeret.uy. T 0 N make of durability n ably pleavian , texture Ova' exhibited it; obtainea' • 118 INCORPORATED ACCORDING TO Ai OF PARLLUNENT. ATHENEUM INSTITUTE, Jre AUTHORS and MIN of SCIENCE. 30, SACKVILLE•STREET, LONDON. Vice•PaErwErre. The Most Hon. the Mor r is of Bristol, saps non. use Loniaustice Knight Moue. 6C. n• Hou. Benjamin Disraeli, M.P., Ac. ae UNsral Lord Frederick Intuitive's*, Cii.C.IL, di • The 1101 Hon. Viscount Goderieli, M.P., Le. The Right Hen. Lord Viseount Monek, M.P. Sir Weep Thomas Staunton, Burs., D.C.L., F.ILS.. M.l Tnltaauartt—Sir John Dean Paid, Bart. TRIOSTII4B—TItomas .1. Arnold, Esq. ; 1 lerhert Ingram, and F. G. I'. Neit44oll, Esq.. F.L.S. ACDITOM4--Mexruider Melanie' I, Esq., and Wm. Small. lloNottsue Doty' inns. The Hon. J. Master Owen ilyttg. William Coninghouti, F:.. f. William Ewart, Esq., M.P. Charles Keruhle, Esq. Edward Miall, Esq., M.P. W. 11. Massey, Esq., 51.1'. Benjamin Oliviers. lissry., M.P. Apsiey Pellets, Esq., NI.P. Henry Pownall, Esq. William Scholetield, Esq.. M.P. The Hon. f'. Pelham Villiers, M.P. . . Jilliels Wyld, Foul- XAnsutso Instant obit—F. 1..„ Tomlin., Eery. . . • SNCIIETAItV—WIII. Dalton, Ems. . ~ Kinicrroa-41. E. Demotes, Ea+, F.L.S. . Celtesimeo ACTEARY—IL ThOtlipSiSl 301)1111a, EWI., I 8AJW10.41141611% Hirsh's', Paul, I and Bates, 217, Aoswr—Mr. C. Mitchell, Newswire l'rests Directory I Itod Lion-court, I.lvet-stria. The Admission Institute ire legally incorpontutd as a 34110111111walety, and the rank and piddle statue of it Prighlawas. Hemontry Directory, Trustees, and Treasur the endWinown elurrireter of its Dustiness Directors, pr eiereiVhs Authors, Journclisg a. cud cli connects! with tow dui UM based nu sound principles, and will be co ad honour. rising reenter, of the Institute is its apply plithret ASSUIVIIefI hi all its tratistactionm. • IlltneecluPtioxs of the Hosomun St or Aseeranee me the Life of the Donors. For ins '> MIAs. Ileithuniss Disraeli, Ems.. sends a don Tisselp Pounds, which ix insuiediaii.ls invested iss • Olnileee so hie life, and will ultimately produce to the 1 ell iiedllWlleat of 421. Pi • ,• 16. of the Itulawriptions (tribe Ilonorary Al Ia gash. lives has these advantages:—lt tends tt :A ils lel Fund— is li n e u n , ate s s fi t i l i w I b l o r n o , rae t zlt r ibst in r il l e te v r / . II such subscriptions front being it purpostlttlat es ssib l i sno me :t wi l: n b b t % ltiv: % ot e t n n . t m fu e r m t be he r s ., = e tt l w this he is entitled to be ae of tine InstlunP slid the t ibr ibi s Philanthropie Final : has a vol the *Ming Illielhap et the lustitutv ; and will be cut ut t etZ waimi ltehshlo hale ti when s te be rl i r. and u Protective Hi Etill, Member el the Minn= Institute has the hi retunied to his otavaat Guinea siallacrilied ttKvoxu the a Penezzl d els lib; end has also a participation in the Fad bi t h e Sebiloritdicne. Domains, end Endo of the Heitarary Subseribirs ; a privilege which it is is odd SIM fifty to use hundred per cent, to DW iii realdbutiona 4, MIAMI are issued by the Institute under the I ly guaranteed the Athena ".. '''''' '' ''''.... rhkke ---,•• • Me lt , . also appealing e in et s tirt no ltl re lg i l it e i U rs i "ba.l gait .6.11 gatt Mrid t eit th ii At t i ti le r "" iT i Ni u equally safe, ti. t P l i r beirill ~alltW *M . 11:11Menther secure i gro l ;t t i l ln isti ns i :Lte 8110llit M the lOU shaved by the Act, and the tables will al ,A agaansa v cm , . 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