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ELGIN MARBLES.--Arundel Society, established 1849, for promoting the
Knowledge of Art. Casts from MR. CHEVERTON'S reductions of the Theseus and
Ilissus in the Elgin Collection, may be had by application at MESSRS.
COLNAGHI'S, 14. Pall Mall East, price 1l. 1s. (to Members 12s. 6d.) each.
Electro-Bronze Copies of the Theseus may be had at MESSRS. ELKINGTON'S, 22.
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MR. CHEVERTON obtained a Prize Medal for the Theseus at the Great
Exhibition, 1851.
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TEN THOUSAND VOLUMES OF MOST RARE, CURIOUS, VALUABLE, AND SPLENDID BOOKS,
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preparing a Catalogue of a VERY CHOICE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS,
the whole recently purchased at the Sale of the Libraries of the late Earl
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JOSEPH LILLY, 19. King Street, Covent Garden, London.
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