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REV. JOSEPH HUNTER, F.S.A. Public Portrait. The Friends and Admirers of
the learned and respected Historian of "Hallamshire" and the "Deanery of
Doncaster" having resolved to place a full-length Portrait of him in the
Cutlers' Hall, Sheffield, his native town (vide "Gentleman's Magazine,"
Feb. 1850), the Committee beg respectfully to announce that
Subscriptions of One Guinea, in furtherance of their object, will be
received by Thomas Berks, Esq., Mayor, Treasurer; and Mr. Henry Jackson,
Secretary of the Committee, Sheffield.
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Just published, and may be had postage free, on a remittance of two
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A CATALOGUE OF ENGLISH and FOREIGN BOOKS, in all Classes of Literature.
Selected from the STOCK of NATTALI and BOND (successors to the late M.A.
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Now ready.
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