... to commence at 7.30. SCHOOL OF ART GALLERY, SHEFFIELD. SELECT EXHIBITION of High-class MODERN PICTURES. Mr. COX, of the British Gallery, 57 and 58, Pall Mall. London, begs to invite the Patrons of Fine Arts in Sheffield .ml neighbouring towns, to visit his EXHIBITION, con- . ,-t»ng of upwards of One Hundred and Thirty Choice E_ auupie., including •• Little Dorritt, by W. P. Fnth, R.A. ; •• ...

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