The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-25 00:00:00

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Greenwich Hrspi.el, tree on Monday and Friday; British
Muteum, Great Russell street, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday ; East India Company's Museum, S eurday ; Ore.
sham L.. torte, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday ; Ramp.
ton Court, Monday, Tuesitly, Wednesday, Thursday, and
Saturday; National Gallery, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday; Kew Gardena, daily; L radon Mis.ionery
Museum, Biouinneldetreet, Finsbury; Pantheon, Orford-
street; St. Katherine's Docks, Inudon Ducks, West India
Dock, and Custom House.
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ORATVITOVI.

By tickets, to be obtained from respectable rtationers, or members of
the several rustalutrons.

Antiquarian Museum, Guildhall, daily; Ashburton Col-
lection, Piccadilly, daily; Asiatic Museum, New Burlington-
street, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday ; Botanic
Gardens, Chelsea, daily; College of Surgeons, Museum,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday ;
Dul-
wich Gallery, Monday, Tuesday, Wedneeday, Thursday,
and Saturday; Eutomological Museum, Bond-street, Time-
' day ; Grosvenor Gallery, Upper Grosvenor-street, daily ;
Horticultural Gardens, Chiswick, daily; Hunterian Mu-
ir College of Surveil:le, daily; Lionville Collections,
Soho-square, daily ; Royal Institution Museum, Albemarle-
street, daily; United Service Museum, Batland-yard, daily;
sir John Souses Museum. Tuesday and Friday.

CHAR°. FOR AUILBSION...

Botanical Gardens, Graymend, daily; Chelsea Military
Bcademy, Friday; British Institution, Pall Mall, daily;
Chelsea Hospital, daily; Cosmorsma, Colosseum, Diorams,
and Society of Arts, Adelphi ; Monday, Tuesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday ; Madame Tussaud and Sons', Baku-
street; Burford's Panorama, Polytechnic Institution, rano-
' lama of the Nile, St. Paul's Cathedral, and Thames Tu,nel,
Rotherblthe, daily ; the Tower, daily ; Westminster Abbey,
daily; Woolwich Arsenal, daily; Zoological Gardens, Re•
gent's Park, daily; Surrey Zoological Gardens, daily.

SPAM{ IN rill BOILDING.-Bas• misepprehension has
existed (the Executive Committee state) teat, an exhibitor
having en sllettwent of vertical space, is thereby necessarily
entitled to some indetioPe amount of horizontal space. As
a general rule vertical space must be interpreted literally;
for if it were not so, and every exhibitor en vortical space
were entitled to project his articles ever those of another
exhibitor immediately below, serious inconveniences would
result in many cases ; still there may be some instances
where a moderate projection, (say not exceeding two feet)
can be allowed without detriment to a neighbourieg exhibi-
tor. And the Executive Committee will use every exertion

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to find the best accommoiation for every one having vertical
space, consistently with justice to those exhibitors that have
allotments of floor or counter space ; but the extent to which
this may be possible cannot be defined, until it is seen how
far exhibitor having vertical space, and exhibitors having
horizontal span in the same class are disposed mutually to
accommodate one another. When all exhibitors who desire
to have their own way, and work in concert, shall have done
so, the Executive Committee will be prepared to do their
bon in carrying out the arrangements necessary for display,
log the remaining articles, but it exhibitors decline co-
operatingcne together, then the decision will be made by the