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London, England, 1856-05-10 00:00:00

BAZAAR

Under the Patronage of her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen
his Royal iiigline,s the Prince Albert, hor Royal flightless
the Duchess of Kent, her Royal Highness the Ductless of
Gloucester, and numerous Ladles of the highest Distinction.
A GRAND BAZAAR will be held on
TUESDAY, the 3rd of June, and Two following Days
by the kind permission of her Majesty's Commissioners of
Woods and Forests, in the beautiful grounds of the ToxoPHO-
LITE SOCIETY, in the REGENT'S PARK, on behalf of the
HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION AND DISEASES OF THE CHEST,

BROMPTON,
or the special purpose of promoting the Fund to carry on this
li,itional and now extensive Charity, which is entirely sustained
by voluntary contributions.
In announcing another Bazaar, the Committee beg leave to
express their deep feeling of gratitude to the public for the
generous patronage extended to the Bazaars held in former
years. The profits realised by them augmented so considerably
the fund by which the Hospital was built that but for these
efforts the New Wing, which is now fully occupied, could have
scarcely beeu commenced.
The pressure of the times, however, with the heavy increase
of responsibility occasioned by the accommodation given to 130
additional patients, and the opening of the Sanatorium at
Bournemouth, are considerations so important that the Com-
mittee appeal to the friends and patrons of this valuable In-
stitution with unusual earnestness to support them by their pre-
sence at tke Bazaar, and to prepare for the effort such articles
of work as they may consider suitable, including paintings,
drawings, ttc. Donations also of music, minerals, botanical
specimens, manufactured goods, models of mechanism, architec-
tural and fancy designs, specimens of coins, birds, insects, books
and other publications, stations' autographs, autograph letters
from celebrated men and women, original poetry, tales, flowers,
dc., or pecuniary aid, forwarded to the Hospital, will be grate-
fully received and acknowledged.
PHILIP ROSE, Hon. Secretary.
OSBORN I'. CROSS, Secretary.

Brampton, May 1, 1856.

THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY.
TUNBRIDGE WELLS.—The allotment of the First Por-
tion of the WOODBURY-PARK ESTATE, Tunbridge wells,
West Kent, will take place at the Offices, No. 33, NORFOLK.
II MEET, Strand, London, on WEDNESDAY, the 21st of May,
1556, commencing at Noon, and ending at Three o'Clock p.m.
Few towns in the kingdom have increased and are increasing
with such rapidity as Tunbridge-wells. From a mere village,
wh:eh it was scarcely a century back, the population since it was
created a town in 1835, and especially since the railway was
opened in 1845, has progressed remarkably. But the new
buildings, numerous as they have been, have not been equal to
the demand. The Improvement Acts have had the effect of not
only increasing yearly the list or lishionable visitors, but have
now rendered Tuabridge•wells, like Bnghton, a permanent
place of residence to many persons whose daily occupations are
in town. Tunhridge-wells is a station qp the South-Eastern
Railway to Hastings, and is thirty-six miles from London by
road, forty-six by rail, live miles south of Tunbridge, and twenty-
eight from Hastings. The town is in two counties, Kent and
Sussex—the Woodbury-park Es:ate being in the former. The
entrance to this valuable property is in the London-road, just
beyond where the two roads branch off to Mount Ephraim,
Mount Pleasant, and Calverley-park. The entrance to the laud
is through the park lodges, and is bounded by the Shattens-wood,
the South-Eastern Railway, and the Calverley Estate. The
ground is undulating, and commands extensive views, and is
admirably adapted from its extent and variety of aspect fur
building sites, from the tirat-class villa to the cottage. The
laying out of the first portion has been carefully considered with
reference to the future development of the property—the ap-
proaches on all sides being an important item iu the Plan. A
portion of the land fronting the London-road has been set apart
for the site of a Church. The Plan has been thus divided :
Queen's-road.—Pluts 1 to 5 and 41 to 41 inclusive, 1011. 9s. per
plat

Ditto.—Plots 6 to 40 inclusive, 621. 4a. 6d. per plot.
Woodbury-cresceut.—Plota 45 to b 3 inclusive, 1011.9s.perplot.
Ditto.-I'lota b 4 and 64, E. 61. Ms. 6d. each.

Church-road.—Plots 7t! to 75 inclusive, 1501. 13s. Cd. each.
• Ditto.—Plot G 9, 3131. 7s. the plot.
Ditto.—Plots 05 to 68, 36M. lls. 6d. each.
The above prices include the cost of conveyance, drainage,
road-making, awl all charges of any kind. Every taker of one
or more of the above Plots will be entitled, ou qualifying himself
with the requisite Rights of Choice, and on payment of one-
eighth of the coat of each plot, to borrow from the Society the
remaining seven-eighths of the purchase•money. The repay-
ments for such loan will be at the rate of 10s. per month for
every 501. share. The mortgage will cost 30s. for one or any
number of plots. Plans, price tid. each, may be had at the Lou-
don Offices, or will be forwarded by post on receipt of 7d. in pos-
tage stamps. The claims of the allottees for the freehold fran-
chise in counties will be sustained in the registration courts free
of expense to the members. Holders of Rights of Choice will
be entitled to select any of the remaining Plots on the following
Estates, namely:—Entield, Wood-green, llornsey, Seven Sisters,
Tottenham, St. Margaret's (near Richmond), all in Middlesex;
Weybridge, in West Surrey; Reading Estate, Berkshire; Leeds,
Yorkshire (West Biding'', West Malvern,Worcestershire; Round-
hill-park Estate, Brighton; Maldun, South Essex; andlirockley-
hill.park, Forest-hill, West Kent. Plans and particulars will be
forwarded on application to the Secretary.
P.a.—Some additional Plots having been agreed to be leased
on the Brighton Estate, they will be offered to the holders of
rights in rotation on the 21st of May, on conditions which will
be announced at the allotment.

CHARLES LEWIS GRUNEISEN, hiecretary.

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