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MONDA Y, MAY 5, 'sod.

CONTINUATION of SUBSCRIPTIONS for a
IL, STATUE,Of Mr. PITT in the UNIVERSITY of
CAMBRIDGE..
Subscriptions already received - £6316 1 o
Mr. I. Capper, St. John's ' -- - - 5 5 0
Min Sayer, Caius . - 20 0 . 0
The Dean of Rap_hoe, :Trim - 26 5 0,
Mr. P. Dodd,. Magd. - - 5 5 0
Mr. Snowden game' Tr. H. :. - to to 0
Mr. liarne Barrie, Tr. H. - to to 0
Mr. W. Mecke, Eman. - 21 0. 0
Hon. I. C, Villiers, St. John's- 31 io 0
Viscount Clive, St. John's- - 31 To o
Dr. Sleathe, Eman. -, - 2 2 o
The Lord,Bishop or Bath and Wells, Jesus Coll. 31 10 o
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f.Nc;ro,. CaiuS
'Margnis of Huntley, job,
Mr. H. Ingles, King's
Mr. j. Blenka'rne, Eman..
Lord Hinchinbrook, Tr C.
Mr2T.•Hammersleyi Tr. H.
Mr. W. C. Cruttenden, Sid.
?Ir. lames Barker, Trin. C.
'Dr. Whitaker, Sr.. John's
Ainslie, Triti. Coll.
Mr. C. Mackenzie, Trio. Coll.
'Mr. T. S. NValley, St. John's
Lord Lovaine, St. John's
Hen. Hugh Percy, St. John's
' Mr. Id.vl‘,n Shill- v.. S- • :1
Mr, ,
Mr: E. KeMpe, St. johtisi
Mr. H. Seton, Trio. Coll.
Brof.'Mainwating, St. John's
• Mr. H. lowett
Mr. Lane, wen's
Mr. I. Siade,. Eman:
Dr. Foster Pigott, King's
Lord Burghersh, Trio. Coll.
The Dean of Sarum • . -

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FOURTH Y L '%P,IE of Mr. GILPIN's SERMONS,
.NEW EDITION.
This Day was published,
In Bvo. -price 7s. boards a Second:Edition of the Fourth
Volume of - •
ERMONS preached to a COUNTRY CON-
GItE G AT ON. To which are added, a Few Hints
foierinons, inteiided Chiedy- for Use. of 'the younger
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Prebendary of Salisbury,. New Forest.
Published by his Trustees, for the benefit of his School at
Bordie. • •
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Of Whom may be hkid,-
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- ,Sermons, and. Hints for Sermons, 7s. each; boards,
Also, by the same Author,-
r. An Exposition of the New Testament, 3d Edition, 2
r4s. boards. • -
2. Ledures on the Catechism of the Church of England,
'6th-Edition, 12mo. 3s. 6.1. bound.
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sewed:, • • -
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H. B. Sai.vbridge, Tr. H.
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Mr. Pultenef, King's
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Mr. Kerrich, Madg.
Mr. W. Gray, Queen's
Mr. C. Carlyon, Pemb.
Mr. G. Cooke, St. John's
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5 5 o'
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This Day was published, , .
A New Edition, carefully-revised and correaed throughout,
• in 4•vols. maw.. price One Guinea, in boards..
114, :E MOIRS of MAIi—MONTE-L:.,
WRITTEN BY-AIMSELF:.
Containing his Literary and Political Life, and Anecdotes of:
the principal Chara&ers of the- Eighteenth Century. • -
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style of the Work is' also not less- att-ratiVe. than its matter ;
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The Bishop of E I phin, Chr.
Mr. J. H. W. Williams, Clare Hall
Mr. IL':./Niorthey, Benet • '

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1. gentharri, Cath. Ball
Mr. W. Price, :Queen's;

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Mr. john Foster
Rennel, King's- -
Mr. J. Walton,-.Trin. Coll. -
Mr, Moriitt, St. John's
Mr. J. Reynolds W.ardale, Clare Hall
Mr.. Frederick Latward, St: lollies
Mr.
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- Christ's

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Lord Berwis.k, Jesus .
Hon..W.,Hill, lesus -
Mr. G. Gordon, St. John's
Mr. T. Barber, St. John's
Mr. A. Bulwer,' Ventb.
MI. , L..vagq,, E man.

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Total • :7194 12 0

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