The Sun.
London, England, 1841-05-31 00:00:00

COMMITTEE.

The following distinguished individuals amongst ti,,e Sub
scribers have kindly consented to form a Committee to act as
a Board of Trustees for tke Public upon the occasiun of Draw-
ing the Prizes

The Right Hon. Lord George The Rev. Ric lard Cattermoilt;
Paulet, &c. 8.D., Secretary of the
Rev. H. J. Knapp, D.D., Sub- Royal Society of Literature.
Dean of St. Paul's Cathedral John Landscer, Esq., F. K. A.
and Priest in Ordinary to her and A.R. A.
Majesty. George .Todwiu, Esq., F. R.N.
William 'Ellicott, Esq. and F. S. A.
Robert Smirke, Esq., R. A. C. Landseer, Esq., A.R. A.
Benjamin Bond.Cabbell, Esq., Lewis Pocock, Esq., F. S. A..
F. R. S. and F. S. A., &c. • Charles Robert Elliston,
John Young, Esq. Secretary.
There wit be 350 chances for these Prizes. The first drawn
name will have the Picture, and the last drawn name will have
this Matchless Copy of the Holy Bible.
The chances are. to be obtained thus person who
purchases prints to the amount of 10 gun-ins, becomes entitled
to a chance in the above scheme : so tkat subscribers obtain in
the first instance the full valise for 'their money—with the pas
sibility of gaining
historical painting for nrihing.
the above gorgeous prize, or the splendid
Amongst the large and valuable stock of celebrated (sr-
gravings front which selections may be made to the amount of
10 guineas, are Landseer's Pillage and destruction of Basing
House, Haytei 's Interior of the House of Lords, and his Trial
of Lord William Ru-sell, Devis's Magna Charts, Leslie's Lady
Jane Grey refusing the Crown, &c.
As a large port ion of the chances are already taken, Mrs.
Parkes takes this opportunity of reminding those who intend
to obtain a chance in the above scheme, and are particular in.
the choice of their Engravings, that the Prints are delivered
immediately on th‘? name being entered, and that of some of the
Engavings. but few of the early impressions remain.
Prises
For further particulars, and for perm scion to view Ihe
Parkes, :2:2, Golden-square.
and specimens of the Plates, application may to made to Mrs.

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