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London, England, 1857-04-11 00:00:00

NEW WORKS JUST READY.

HISTORICAL anti MILITARY ACCOUNT
of the DEFENCE of EARS. By COLONEL ATWELL
LAKE, C.B. $,0., with Plans and Illustration'.
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EGYPT AND TfiIiGREAT SUEZ CANAL.
A Narrative of Travels in Egypt. By M. BARTHELEMY ST.
HILAIRE. dvo.
111.
NIGHTSHADE. By G JOHNSTONE,
M.A. Crown Pito., tos.
London: RICHARD BENTLEY, New Burlington
Street.

THE NEW NOVELS.
Now ready at all the Libraries, in 3 vole.,
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THE ROSE OF ASHURS T.
By the Author of " Emilia Wyndham," dc.
" This story inevitably pleases, because a clever and right-
minded woman seem' to have really put her heart into the
telling of it. An air of enjoyment in the writing finds its way
into the reading."—Examiner.

MARGUERITE'S LEGACY. By Mrs. T. F.
STEWARD. S vols.

" A clever and skilful composition, a
well•told tale."--Spectator.

THE DAYS OF MY LIFE.
By the Author of " Margaret Maitland," Ito. 3 vols.
" The author writes with her usual fine capacity fur the plc.
turesque, and her invariable good sense, good feeling. and good
taste. No part of the narrative is uninteresting."—A thencenno.

THE SECOND WIFE. 3 vols.
" A most interesting novel. The incidents are highly
citing, and the style graceful and eloquent."—Sanday
MARRIED FOR LOVE. By the Author
of " Cousin Geoffrey." $ vols.
" The author's best work."—Unitedrervice Gazettr.

ALC A ZA R; or, the Dark Ages.
By J. R BESTE, Esq., Author of "Modern Society In Rome,"
&c., S vole. [Just ready.
HURST and Br. carrr, Publishers, Successors to Henry
Colburn, 13, Great Marlborough street.

HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION AND
DISEASES OF THE CREST (230 Beth, with exten-
sive Out-Patient Department), BROMPTON. Incorporated by
Act of Parliament.
The Committee of Management have the pleasure to announce
to the Friends of this Charity, that the Right Hon. LORD
STANLEY has kindly consented to take the Chair at the ANNI-
VERSARY DINNER to be held in Willis's Rooms on WED-
NESDAY, the 20th of May next.
This Hospital is erected in the most suitable and one of the
most salubrious suburbs of London, and possesses all the adap-
tations that modern science can devise. It is surrounded by a
capacious orden,to with broad terrace walks for the patients,
which are niferoughly well drained. The Committee of Manage-
Went, in pointing, to the c.omoletion of the building as the sac-
complishminj of an .object which occupied many years of un-
ceaellig labour end anxiety, more earnestly than ever solicit the
continuance of Oat interest so strenuously put forth to rear the
edifice to carry it on in its present extensive usefulness. The
whole of the Wards being thrown open, the expenditure is, with
the most careful management, increased to about 13.0001. per
annum. To meet so heavy ;il/4responeibility is a matter of in-
tense solicitude, and the Conienittee feel it more then ever
incumbent upon them to APPEAL to an intelligent and benevo-
lent public, reminding them that the title of which Englishmen
may well be proud—" Supported by voluntary contributions ''—
is still applicable to this Charity, and constitutes its sole
endowment.
A donation of 311.105. makes a Life Governor, and an annual
subscription of L'l.. 35. a Governor.
Subscriptions and Donations in aid of this Charity are re-
ceived by the following Bankers:—Barclay and Co., Cocks anti
Biildulph. Coutts and Co.', Drummonds, Glyn and Co., Hankey
and Co., Herries and Co., Revision and Co., Williams and Co.;
and also by F. and J. Rivington, 3, Waterloo-place; Hateliiird
and Son, 187, Piccadilly; and Nisbet and Co., 21, Berncrs-
street, Oxford-street.
N.B. The Committee have the satisfaction to state tlat the
University of London, the Apothecaries' Company, the Army
and Navy Medical Boards, and the Hon. East India Company,
have consented to receive Certificates of Attendance on the
Medical Practice of the Hospital as part of the Educational
Course which they require from Students.
PHILIP ROSE, Hon Sec.
0813011 N P. CROSS, Sec.

Brampton, April, 1857.