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31, 1856.

GRAND BAZAAR
Under the immediate Patronage of--
Her Most Oraeious Majesty the QUEEN,
Hi. itayai Highness the Fillies ALBERS,
His Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE,
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of K ENT,
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of GLOUCESTER,
And tumorous Ladies of the highest distinction.

AGRAND BAZAAR will be held, by
the kind permission of the ROYAL TOXOPHOLIT
SOC I E CY, in their beautiful grounds iu the REGENT'S PARK
(entrance by York Oate), ou TUESDAY, the lid ofJune, and
Two foliowing Days, on behalf of the

H3SPITAL FOR CJASOAPTION AM) DISEASES OF THE CHEST,

BROMPTON.

The pressure of the times, with the heavy increase of re-
spousibility occasioned by the accommodation given to 130
addiuonal patients, and the opening of the Sanatorium at
BOUrtlelnOUth, are considerations so important that the Com-
mittee appeal to the friends and patrons of this voidable In-
emotion with unusual earnestness to support them by their pre-
sence at the 13azitar, and to prepare for the effort such articles
of work as they may consider suitable, including paintings,
drawings, he. Donations also of minsid, minerals, botanical
specimens, manufactured goods, models of mechanism, architec-
tural sit i fancy designs, specimens of coins, birds, insects, books
and other publications, &minus' autographs, autograph letters
from celebrated men and women. original poetry, tales, flowers,
itc., or pecuniary aid, for NArded to the lloapital, will be grate-
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Admission on the Two First Days by payment of 2e. Ed. ea h
at the Oates; or 'Pickets may be (Altman,' at Mr. Mitchell's
Library, slid Bood•street Mr. Sains's Library, St. James's-
street; of Messrs. Leader and Cock, 63, New Bond-street; Mr.
011ivier, 19, Old 9ond•street; and at the Hospital. Children
airier Twelve Years of Age is 6d. each. Admission on the
Third Day, la. each A Military Band will be in attendance.
The Bazaar will be opened at Tao o'Clook.
PHILIP HOSE, Hon. Secretary.
Os BORN P. CROSS, Secretary.

Brampton, May 24.

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Administrative Rotorua. By Cyrus Nodding
The Missing Letter. By the Author of " The Unholy Wish."
Merivales " Romans under the Empire." By Sir Nathaniel
The Food of Paris
Intoi motion relative to Mt. Joshua Tubb!. By E. P. Rotkiell
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History of the Newspaper Press. By Aleunder Aalrswr
Li% le Brazil
Ferns and their Allies
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Pilgrimages to the Fteneh Palaces. By Moretti&
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Disjointed Oossip from the other side of the Dig Pond. By the
Author of Our Cousiu Veronica"
A Whiter in Ranch

The Physician's Home
Lake Ngam(
De Bazancourt's " History of the late War "
!heroine-Worship
Reopening of Her Majesty's Theatre
Grote's " History of Greece." Ky Motikehoo
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6. Poetry: " The tiloging of the Poet"
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1. The Peace
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it Lectures to Ladles on Practical Subjects
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S. Religious Societies in the Crimea
A. Mitioes of Books
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