Museum of mankind.

  • Museum of Mankind
Date:
[1842]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Museum of mankind. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    No 51. Silver and Bronze Tickets, * * We have already spoken of silver and bronze tickets, and need only add, that subscribers should have (except on days devoted to mechanics) reserved seats accordingly. These tickets, of course, with the name of the museum, and regular numbers engraved on them, so as to correspond exactly with the finances or books of account of the Society. No. 52. Conclusion, Our matter is boundless, since our subject is man. It is scarcely yet begun, and must prove inexhaustible; the ques¬ tion, therefore, is not whether it will constantly afford increased and renewed attractions, and, besides the mental improvement of our own race, a positive pecuniary profit; all that it must yield; but the question is simply the machinery for carrying it out, viz., the minds of the Council. % 2, Edwardes Place, Kensington, 28th June, 1842. London : Printed ty V illiam Clowes and Sons., Stamford Street