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B. Ths Evening Instruction is limited to advanced Drawing,
Painting, and Modelling, including the Figure. Fee 21.
TECHNICAL COURSES.
C. Practical Construction, including Architecture, Building, and
the various processes of Plastic Decoration, Furniture,
and Metal Working, Lectures, Teaching and Practice,
Morning and Evening. Fee 41. Evening Course only,
Fee 21. for Male Students only. Superintendent, Profes-
sor Semper.
D. Mechanical and Machine Drawing, Class Lectures with
Evening Teaching and Morning Practice. For Male Stu-
dents only. Fee 21. Superintendent, Mr. W. Mons.
E. Surface Decoration, as applied to Woven Fabrics of all kinds,
Lace, Paper Hangings, &c. Lectures, Teaching and Prac-
tice, Morning and Evening. Fee 41. An Afternoon Class
for Females only, Fee 21. An Evening Class for Male
Students only, Fee 21. Superintendent, Mr. Octavius
Hudson.
F. Porcelain Painting, daily Teaching and Practice for Male and
Female Students. Fee 41. Superintendents, Mr. Simpson
and Mr. Hudson.
G. Wood Engraving, Lectures, dally Teaching and Practice for
Female Students only Fee 21. Superintendents, Mr.
Thompson and Miss Vaterhouse.
H. Lithography, Chalk, Pen, and Colour. Daily Teaching and
Practice for Female Students only, Fee 41. Superinten-
dents, Mr. Brookes and Miss Channon.
PUBLIC LECTURES
On the Forms and Colours of the Animal and Vegetable King-
dome, by Professor E. Forbes; on the Human Form, by Mr.
J. Marshall, F.R.C.S.; on the History of Ornamental Art,
by Mr. Wornnm, rte. Admission to each Lecture fsl.
3. The Instruction for the general Students is carried on
daily, except on Saturdays.
4. Students may matriculate for a period of three years upon
paying 201. in one sum on entrance, or three annual payments of
101. They are entitled to attend all Public And Class Lectures,
the General and Technical Courses, to receive personal instruo-
tion, and to practise in the School at all times; they have also
access to the Museum and Library. At the end of the Session
they may pass an Examination, and have the privilege of com-
peting for Scholarships, varying from 101. to 301. a year in value.
5. Occasional Students are at liberty to attend only the parti-
cular Courses for which they enter, and have admission to the
Museum, Library, and Public Lectures.
6. A CLASS FOR SCHOOLMASTERS AND PUPIL-
TEACHERS will meet every Tuesday and Thursday Evenings,
and on Saturday. see, ss. Superintendent of the Training-
teaching, and Elementary InstructinerMr. Burchett; Assistant,
Mr. Bowler. Also at Gore-house, Kensington, on Mondays and
Thursdays.
7. A Register of the Students' Attendances is kept, and may
be consulted by Parents and Guardians.
8. THE SCHOOL FOR THE FEMALE STUDENTS passing
through the General Course is at 37, Gower-street. Superin-
tendent, Mrs. M'lan ; Assistants, Miss Gann and Miss West.
Fees :-Advanced Classes, 21. and 41.; Elementary Class, 20s.
Evening Class, 10s. A Class meets at Gore-house, Kensington
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
9. DISTRICT SCHOOLS OF ART, in connection with the
Department, are now established In the following places. Open
every evening (except Saturday) from 7to 9.30. Entrance Fee,
Is. Admission, Is. and 3s. per month. The instruction com-
prises Practical Geometry and Perepective, Freehand and Me-
chanical Drawing, and Elementary Colour :-
1. Spitalfields, Crispin street.
2. North London, High-street, Camden-town.
3. Finsbury, William-street, Wilmington-square.
4. Westminster, Mechanics' Institute. Great Smith-street.
IS. St. Thomas, Charterhouse, Goswell-street.
8. Rotherhithe, Grammar School.
7. St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, Long-sere.
At 1,2, and 5 Schools there are Female Classes. Application
for admission to be made at the OfBcea in each locality.
For further information apply at Marlborough-house, Pall-mall.
11 EN RY COLE, `Joint Secretaries.
LYON PLAYFAIR.

MESSRS. HARDING and CO.,
SCIIOMBERO HOUSE, PALL-MALL.
In consequence of the Death of a principal Partner, that has
suddenly taken place, it has been decided by the Executors, in
concurrence with the present Firm, to offer the ENTIRE
STOCK to the Public at a GREAT REDUCTION of PRICE,
for the purpose of effecting an immediate realisation, rendered
imperative by the event.
The Sale will commence THIS DAY, and be continued for a
brief period only, prior to the final disposal of the Stock by
Tender to the Trade.:
All prices marked in plain figures, and calculated for ready
looney only.—February 15, 1554.

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the Great Exhibition of 1851 (for Acoustic Instruments)
lIN, for his new ACOUSTIC INSTRUIdENTS
They sire made of different power, to suit el-
degree of Deafness. To be procured only of the
maker, F. C. can be
nearly opposite
the Instrument can be tried, and numerous
amongst many one from the Right Hon. Sir
of her 2.l4esty's Privy Councillors.