... [July 1, 186*7. ance, seem to have got (so to speak) bewitched, and Not all the kinc’s horses nor all the king's men Can put Humpty Dumpty right again. Within is mal-arrangement, and without in sham. Instead of genuine wood, or honest stone or brick, ...

... BENSON’S AEG INTINE SILVER. The Morning Herald, October 23rd, speaking of the Plate in the Exhibition, ays, Mr. Hen.son, who has Medal for Plate, exhibits some beautiful things The -trcentine is composition possessing all the beauty and richness of colour ...

... TO ARCHITECTS.—A Young Man at present disengaged is desirous of a situation an Architect’s office. Can speak French fluently, Perspective, Design, Colour, Details, &c. T«rms« moderate. AUdres, A. E. 8., Office the Irish Builder. ...

... our tour. Ido not know why the guide books should speak so disparagingly of mine hosts the Italian innkeepers, except it be because they are not so fixed in their charges as not to be accessible to a reasonable oft'er; and bearing in mind that even the ...

... service to this city the promotion of health and cleanliness, and, perhaps, prolongation of life, nor to speak about the dwellings of the poor, but to speak of that which, at this season, must forcibly arrest the attention of all visitors and strangers, and ...

... an industry, an energy, a zeal without knowledge, so to speak, then is the result according to the extent of that industry more or less mischievous and demoral- izing. Of course we are now speak ing of art in its broadest sense, namely, in the sense which ...

... the old and the new ; they must in this, as in greater matters, choose their side, declare—“ Under which king, 0 Benzonian ; speak or die.” ...

... it to learn a dead language—tire difficulties were trreat, the application required so intense. To translate, or even to speak accurately, a foreign may be acquired with diligence; but it takes vears to be able to make that language our own, so as to ...

... county Louth, about four miles north of Drogheda. The cross, though small, is of great interest. The carvings are, generally speaking, sharp and uninjured. The material is silccious sandstone. The cross is about eight feet six inches high. Christ crucified ...

... the speaking trumpet, the influence upon sound is almost wholly matter of form. the violin it is also, no doubt, a matter of form, but as much if not more a matter of materials combined with form. We gather, then, that we may, as in the speaking trumpet ...

... evening, and we have heard that the Inspector awarded more medals than the Academy had at first intended to apportion, which speaks well for the performances and industry of the students. ...

... absolutely hardly any payment whatever for the time and the trouble involved in the matter. Custom has sanctioned and, generally speaking, the law endorses the rate of charge at per cent, on the amount expended on the buildings over which the architect has s ...