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Honorary Secretaries and Local Agents in the principal towns of the kingdom, gentlemen desirous to act in these capacities are invited to communicate with the Secretary, Art Union Office, Crystal Palace, Sydenham, from whom all particulars may obtained.

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THE Theatres are enjoying a well-earned prosperity. Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and the Princess's, are filled nightly to overflowing; at Drury may be seen nightly, at a quarter to seven, that pleasing notice (to managers), " So sitting room." At the Haymarket, Mrs. Forbes, an Am

THE 'WALLACE MoNumENT.— A meeting of the Wallace Monument Committee was held in the Golden Lion Hotel, Stirling, for the purpose of viewing and considering the designs and models which have been forwarded fOr the monument tribe ereeted'on the Abbey Craig, near Stirling, to the m

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