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Physical Geography: Prof. Seeley, F.R.S., King's College. Arithmetic and Algebra: G. E. West, Esq., B.A. English Literature: Prof. Morley, LL.D., University College. The College Year is divided into Three Equal Terms. 106, Elgin Crescent, Kensington Park Road, W. THE REV. THOMAS G. and MRS. ROSE, having furnished their house with the express view of meeting all the requirements of BOARDERS, are prepared to offer a comfortable and pleasant home to gentlemen seeking one. The situation is healthy and convenient, and easy of access by rail or omnibus. Terms on application. Great Reduction in Price of the Busts of the Rev. C. H. SPURGEON. (COPYRIGHT.) Reduced from the one in the Pastor's College Lecture Hall, sculptured by John Adams Acton, Esq., 1878. Pastor G. Dunnett having obtained the sole copyright of the above, and Published them in Parian Marble. It is 14 inches high, making an elegant figure for Vestries, Libraries, Halls, or Rooms. 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