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      \/ TAEYLEBOKE ELECTION " . —VISCOUNT 1 ' ¦ * - EBBINGTON'S Central Committee , Sir John Easthope , Chairman , sit daily at the Portland Hotel , Great Portiancl-strcot . To the ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of MARYLEBON . E Gentlemen , T Must in the first place condole -with you on -ft- the premature decease of your late lamented Representative , whose self-sacrificing liberality and philantliropy have identified the name of Dudley Stuart -with hatred of oppression , and sympathy with distress . Having boen unexpectedly honoured with an invitation from a Meeting of ISlectors to make a statement of my political opinions , " with a view to being proposed as a Candidate for your Borough , I lost no time in doing so . And I am happy to find that the answer I have since giveu to a . Deputation , in further explanation of my sentiments , both upou political matters in general , and upon the allnnportaut question of the War , has led to my receiving irom many quarters assurances of influential support , if I should allow myself to be put in nomination . Under these circumstances , I have determined to solicit the honour of your suffrages . The public questions are few indeed , on which , in the course of fifteen years , I have not pronounced an opinion , whether by my votes , my speeches , or by writings . I shall , however , bo hap ) , y to answer to the best of my ability , any further inquiries you may think lit to put to me . v »" LJut T » - ? " Bive no Pletise beyond that of my past public lite . M I cannot ho returned as an independent Representative , 1 will not be returned at all . I never have sat , and I never will sit on any other terms ; and I would submit to you , that he who could be capable of sacrificing : his convictions for the sake of your votes , would be , on any convenient . occasion , equally capable of sacrificing your interests to Ms own . If you do ine the great honour ' of approving me as the tried . friend , of . civil , religious ,-and Commercial freedom ; as the promoter of good local self-goverment , and of that efficiency in local administration , which is the only true economy ; as the supporter of extended franchise and general education ; and as the advocate of the present just and necessary war— a war undertaken in concert with our ln-ave Prench neighbours , for the purpose of checking the encroachments of despotism , aiid of ultimately , with God ' s blessing , conquering for Europe a safe and honourable peace : if . above all , you feel with me , that we ought to strain every nerve to succour effectively iand at once , our struggling forces in the Crimea , the wasted survivors of that gallant army , so lately embarked from our shores in the pride ol' health , of equipment , and of numbers ; if you agree ; with me , that we are bound to reinforce and refit , without stint , that sadiy diminished band of heroes , whose noble prowess and ill-requited humanity , whose devoted oliedienco and uncomplaining endurance make us proud of tho name of Englishmen , but whose losses , privations , and sufferings it makes our hearts bleed in the midst of our exultation to think upon ; if , on these terms , and with these sentiments , you place me in tho proud position of your Representative , I shall endeavour to merit your approbation , and testify my gratitude by a diligent attention to my public duties and a sedulous promotion of your local interests . I have the honour to be , Gentlemen , Your obodient servant , EBRIN"GTON . Grosvenor-square , December 7 , 1854 .

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      On the 18 tk December will be published , price 3 d ., or Stamped id ., PUNCH ' S ALMANACK FOR 1855 . ILLUSTRATED BY JOHN LEECH AND JOHN TENN 4 EL . OFFICE , 85 , FLEET-STREET .

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      In crown 8 vo , price 8 s . 6 d . STUDIES FEOM NATURE By Dr . HERMANN MASIUS . Translated by Ohavles Boner , Author of * ' Chamois Hunting in the Mountains of Bavaria .. " With Illustrations by E . Hasse , of Leipsie . rOn the 14 th .

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      A Cheap Edition , price 2 s . RUTH : A Notei , By the Author of " Mary Barton . " [ On "the 14 th .

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      In 3 vols ., post 8 vo . HpHE HOUSE OF RABT ; or , OUR LADY JL OP DARKNESS .

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      la post Svo , prioe 12 s ., with PoriraU-s , DOME MEMORIALS of JOHNHAMFBEN , k 5 HIS PARTY , and HIS TIMES . By LORD NUGENT . Tlurd Edition , revised , with a Memoir of Lord Nugent . London : Chapman and Haxi ,, 19 S , Piccadilly .

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      This day ; Two Volumes , post octavo , 153 ., / "VEKERAL BOUNCE ; or , The Xady and HJT the Locusts . By G . J . "WH . YTE MELVILLE . Originally published in " Fxaser ' s Magazine . " By the same Author , Two Volumes , 18 s ., DIGBY GRAND : An Autobiography :. London : John W . Parker and Sow , West Strand .

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      This day is published , large post Svo , cloth , 10 s . 6 d . THE RISE and PROGRESS of CHRISTIANITY . By ROBERT WILLIAM MACKAY , M . A .., Author of" The Progress of the Intellect , as Exemplified in the Holigious Peveloptnontof the Greeks and Hebrews . " London : John CnAPixiAJsr , 8 , King ¦ William-street , Strand .

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      BOARD OF TRADE , DEPARTMENT OP SCIENCE AND ART . AID TO TUBLIC SCHOOLS in OBTAINING EXAMPLES for ART-INSTRUCTION . —The Lords of the Ccnnmifctee of Privy Council for Trade having resolved to furni sh examples to Schools in accordance with tho plan adopted by the Couunitteo of Privy Council Tor IXlucation , and to discontinue tho practice of keeping a alock of such articles at the Department , Notice is lioroby ixivcn . that on and after the 1 st of January , 1855 , Examples will not bu Bunpliod directly from tho Department of Scionco and Art as at present , but through agents in London and tho provinces . I ' onns of application for aid , and further information , may be obtained at the OUlces , Marlborough House , Pallmall , London . Marl ! > orouKh House , 30 th November , 1 S 54 .

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      EDUCATION at BRIXTON , SURREY . — There are two Vacancies for Pupils in an Establishment for Young Ladies whore only a limited number of boarders is received . Tho treatmont is lcind and liberal . Terms moderate . —l ^ or furthor particulars apply to Mrs . V . Lovek , Sycamore House , BrUtou-liill ,

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      ITALIAN AND FRENCH LANGUAGES . MR . ARRIVABENE , D . L . L ., from the University of I . ' adua , who has boon established in London lor tlnvo years , gives private Iosbodh in Italian n . nd French ut Ihh own house , or at tho house of bin pupils . Ho also attends Schools both in town itnd country . Mr . AltltlVAlJENl- j teaches on a pkm thoroughly practical , and the most mediocre mind cannot fail to thoroughly comprehend hl , S lcKMOllH . Apply by lottor to Mr . ABR 1 VAB . ENB , No . < t , St . Miohaorsplaoo , JSronipton .

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      rpESTIMONIALS by PRESENTATION JL liitvhiK become ho much tho custom , and in conso-Oiioncoof Messi-H . FUTVOYM having boon frequently applied to for Kuitablo jirlioloH . thoy nog to stato to all thoHo who would pay such gvacolul tributes to public movit or ltrivato worth , that lu nil euyos whoa It is oloiirly ahown fiooda aro ronuirod for miuh a purpono , and tho amount cxceodH CO / .., they kuu . 11 allow 10 por oont . froin tlioir roRular marked priooti . 304 , Itogoiil-alroot , Augufil , 2 . % IBM .

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      ILLUSTKATED LONDON NEWS . npiIE YEAR 18 ^ 5 bids fair to be one of the most JL important and eventful of modern history . On tho Cth of January , 18 C 5 , ¦ will bo issued tho first number of a new volumo of tho 1 L . LUSTRATED LONDON NEWS , and not merely a new voluiho , but of a New Year—each volume being perfect and complete in itself—containing , for tho time , a faithful record , inctormi and descriptive , of all 1 'Vcnfcs of interest in every part of tho world . To that limited portion of tho Public who do not ( subscribe to this Journal , it may be stated , that no period could be selected more opportuno for commencing—tho whole expense being but Twentysix Shillings per annum , exclusive of doublo numbers , which arcs issued ou rare occasions , when it would bo impossible to crowd the important ovouts and Engravings into a single nunibor ; for this small sum tho Subscriber ¦ will receive twenty-four largoFhkos—seventy-twoColumns—of themost interesting information , carefully selected from tlio Nows of tho Wook . intcrsporsod with a varioty of channinR Articles on tho ofiiof tonics of the day . Tho ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS hiia , by its impartial and consistent advooncy of tho welfare of tlio Public , secured for itself a political inlluenco scarcely second to any Nowspapor in tho Empire ; and roferonoo can , with some pride , bo made , to tho support ad ' orded to all bonottclal moasurcs , projiosod and adontod by tho JSngllsh PurlUunont . Poroiffn Politics will ever command tho attontlon which ought to bo devoted to so important n . feature of a Nowspapor . On tho question of tho KusHifiii War . during tho yoar 185 * , ONli ) TIJOUSAND E NGRAV 1 NGB appeared ill tho ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS . Extcnsivo a-vrangomenta , calculated to improve this popular Journal , and eiiRnffomonts , huoIi iw will groatly onrich Its Literary , Scluntillo , and othor departments , navo been inado .-nnd will tUus combine ou th 1 sl ' an « r tho ( n-ontont tulont of tlio day . Tho ILLUS'AMiATJO ) LONDON NEW « ha * Ijcom oHtablttiliod thirtoou yoavu , daring which jjoriod it l \ as rccolvcd a . ^ roator dcgr ( so of oncourftBomont . and apnrobiition than any Jouiual ovor published . This is provod by tlio Returns of Stumps iayuod from time to time by order ol ' Parliament . Tho Stamps applied for tho llrnt nix months of 1801 , wore upwards of 2 , 7 : si > 000—nliowtnR a WRHKLY OIROl'J ^ ATION of L l > VVAltDS of ONlfl I 1 UNW 1 U 0 JD and THIRTY TJ 1 OUBAND OOl'IERI Torms ( for piwmont in advanoo )—Half , v <> ai \ i : $ s . Oil . ; Yoar . 2 ( Ih . Any of tho VoluincHofllio lLMJtirRATKU LONDON WIHWS , from tlio coiiiinonconiont to tho present tlmo , may novr bo had , In pnpor or cloth . Covers for Binding tho Voluinos , Us . « d . ouch . All NnimliorH mny ho Mout frco by l ' ost to any part of Ilio Kingdom and tho Colonies . Give iiu order for Six Months , to onunro nil lli « smtultouw Printn and BupplcnionlH . HnniiU ( Ml by till HookHollerN and Nowmnon . Tho ILLUSTRATED liOJNDON NJDWS is publlabod in London cvci'v Siilurday . Stamped , to fjo froo by Post , Hlxnonoe per C ' oity . ' Oill c *' , 108 , Strand , London .

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      December 9 , 1854 . ] TH E LEADER , U 75

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    • Leader (1850-1860), Dec. 9, 1854, page 1175, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse2.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2068/page/23/