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... Wiles to say that he carried out hie work In admirable style. The grouping was cleverly and satisth cally managed, and the staging was so placed to play the various entries to the best poseibk advantage The show itself was one of the largest and beet which ...
... the phwite of pestilence In this tome.' In the automat books are thus entries, which may be compared with present charges :— •' To the Clerk of the Hospital for keeping the accounts Al a year; for reeling up the clock one half-year, Sa Of all the master ...
... Chemistry, Advanced Stage Prize, Purchase ; 3 passes. Elementary Stage— Prim, Wllmehunt, Simpson ; 16 panes ; Magnetism and Electricity : Prises, Bower 1., James 1., Bower tt, Simpson, O'Halloran; 13 past; Acoustics, Light sad Heat, Advanced Stage: Prise, Bower ...
... adopt each measures as may beproper, If they think th e diotriot is really too large for the duties of the coroner's office to be efficiently discharged In it by one coroner, without delays which must always be distressing, and may often be Injurious to ...
... the Establishment have falai? We may be told that the meetings. the drills, the teachings, and oounter•marchiog. of the Salvation Army, provide an effective antidote to the attractions of vicious places of amusement. It may he said with more truth that one ...
... Whitehead, N s Walter, Whateley, Fuller, and Yerworth. PROPOSED ART EXHIBITION AT GUILDFORD —A letter was read from the Guildford Institute, staler that it was proposed to hold an art eghibitlon In May, 1833. and as such en undertaking required eopport, the Committee ...
... construction was pined by George Monday, and certificates in the advanced stage were awarded to James Whithurn, William Curiae, and Henry A. Whitburn, and in the elementary stage of the same =Nut to Charles Green. Arthur Laker wu also sancemf al In Freehand ...
... be seen at the South Kensington Museum. Here I may remark on the growing power of centralization. Art students wish to get to London and the great means of education there, a vary laudable wish, but may I remind them had they not also better strive and ...
... the Salvation Army, and he thought it pity that the town was to be made in a • date of uproar through them. If the Army would keep themselves to their own place of meeting he would pro, bet them, but be strongly objected to the manner la , which they paraded ...
... Advanced : Frederick Ward. Chemistry elementary, (1. D. Adkinr, William Green. Mathematic*, 2nd stage, F. J. Bonfield. Mr. Heek'th afterwards read aa address on Art by Mr. B. W. Kershaw, F.s. A., Libras lan of Lambeth Palace Library, and at the rose votes ...
... Upperto• said the difficulty would be to keep • man up en hour longer If they kept on till eleven. He assured them that the Company now lighted the lamps et • loss, and they had to End the lamp posts, to mend them, and keep them In thorough repair.- -Mr. Hitchcock ...
... Oa:a agriculture the second, and commerce and art the stage of its demedenes. Hot while England could boast of an army of voluorsers giving the free end robin tary service of theee engaged ill commerce and art, this might he accepted as a pro that thu old ...