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C OAINIERCIA.L TRAVELLERS' SCHOOLS,
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President—JOHN MASTER SIAN, Esq., M.P.
T4OMNERAL COURT of this Institution was held at the London
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JOHN ItASTERMAN, Esq.,in the Chair—.
)14;111Ch an Election of Children for admission into the 4chools took
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BOYS.
"les' William Hargrave 6,388 * Parkins, Charles Augustus 3,869
Charles Henry .... 605 Patten, William Henry .• • • 140
kenrritt, Lambton Glynn 2,485 *Pattenon, Thomas 1,694
414 Aston, 2obert 244 * Spencer, Charles •. • • 2,826
414°31, Bennett Wensor .. 5,778 White, Richard Otto
Ito.ancl, Henry Alfred •• .. 4,158 * Whitling, Edmund Victor 7,921
Arthur George...... 1,571 Wi llama, Robert Haworth 1,551
1,477

GIRLS.
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11:_luard, Rosina.• .. • 3,079 I *Kinghorn, Margaret Eliza-
,'t Elizabeth Adelaide 499 beta ........ •• • • •.....
'hose marked thus * are the successful candidates.
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THE FLITCH OF BACON ; or, the Custom of Dunmow.
A Tale of English Home.
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New York—lts Hotels, Waterworks, and things in G neral. By
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. Keauties of Sicily.
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Annie Livingstone. By the Author of " Seven Years in the
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Rose-=-The Deatti'Marriage. By Cyrus Redding.
Macluba. A Legend of Madeira. By a Winter Resident.
Metr irs and Correspondence of N 1 oore.
A German's ImpressiOns of England.
WiPiam Sydney Waltzer. By Air Nathaniel.
CreoL. tiag Timber. By Frederick Marshall.
Birth of 1853. By Nicholas Mictell.
Novels of the Month.

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