British Museum, Great Russell-stree l Bloomsbury.—Library and Reading Room. Collections Manuscripts, Engravings, and Drawings. Admission I obtained by sending a letter of recommendation from householder, or any person of known character and tion, stating the name, profession, an

itilbings. , Westminster Abbey.—Monuments of Cele- Prated Men; Chapels and Tombs of the Kings. Admission free, to the Nave ' Transept, and Cloisters, from 9 to dusk. To the other parts at a charge of 6d. The service, daily, Itt 11 and 3. St. Paul's Cathedral, City.— Built by Sir

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Starting from all the Railway Stations, Omnibuses pass along all the great thoroughfares every 5 minutes, to and from the Bank and all parts of London. FROM PLACES ON THE NORTH AND EAST; as Holloway, Highbory, Islington, Camden Town, St. John's Wood, &c., to those on the south a

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it 3 aidg SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1859 f , l it addresses of would-be Members will be I ° llowed in due course by their speeches on the i , l4B tings. In either of these, promises 'will be ° llnd to be made in profusion. Unfortunately, 14 bsequent events too often show how these are