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... the best manner shows the highest genius. Flowers are but simple objects, possessing but little of what we may call the expression of life, yet no man ever mistook artificial flowers, however well manufactured, for real, or natural flowers, however curiously ...
... N. J. CROWLEY, London.—A capital likeness, and this is the only meritin the picture. 216. Basket of Flowers. Miss HUNT, Liverpool.—The flowers are well painted. The rake spoils the picture. 217. Stacking Hay. W. F. WITUERINGTON, R.A„ London.—There ...
... S, AND THE EFFBCT OF THAT SYSTEM UPON THE YOUNG MEN ENGAGED IN fETAIL TaAD8s, AS WELL AS UPON SOCIETY AT LARGE. By Fdward Flower. London: IW. Aylott. Liverpool: C. Wllimner.-it is a very grati- fying Circumstanoe tbat the subject to which tbis well-written ...
... had been completed, and many of the articles to be shown (including cut flowers) were of a perishable nature, the order of the proceedings could not well be changed, and the show came off under circumstances peculiarly unfavourable. yet with a degree ...
... certain fresh regulations, relative to Chelsea pensioners, lo required to have their certificates ; comniunications for that A purpos are directed ts ho addressed to the Secrehsry and Regis- tra of the Royal Hospitls, Chelsea. Sl d A nosy bank., to be supported ...
... proceedings. HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION AT THE BOTANIC GARDEN. On Thursday, the first meeting of the season for the show of plants, flowers, &c., took place at the gardens, and considering the rather unpropitious state of the weather—it being cloudy, somewhat ...
... which continues open at 50, Church-street. The Diorama well deserves encouragement. | Chelsea Pensioners —A Bolton correspondent says —' 14 is the intention of the Chelsea pensioners of this district, and Generally through tho country, to make application ...
... ! ! BOWLS ! ! ! FLOWERS! ! ! ! — . All these luxuries may now be enjoyed, on moderate terms, at the gardens of Mrs. Hughes, Derby-road, where much in agreeable variety may be found to delight the eye and gratify the taste: the flower garden diffusing ...
... the establishment of a permanent Gallery of Art, does not that also show a taste for painting and sculpture? We say, when these matters and many others which exist are looked at, they show that a decided encouragement is given to the fine arts in this town ...
... had been completed, and many of the articles to be shown (including cut flowers) were of a perishable nature, the order of the proceedings could not well be changed, and the show came off under circumstances peculiarly unfavourable, yet with a degree ...
... informatipn which may be,required, by applying to Messrs. Loncuevillb’s, Solicitors. Oswestry, who will appoint a person to show the Estate. GEORGE ROD IMS'S ROYAL FILTER FOR CIS TERMS. Portable Cistern* and Portable Filters of all Dimensions. BY HIS MAJESTY’S ...
... of Training Institution. • j Numbers sent Period of QUt froin 1843 Training. K IM7> St. Mark’* College, Chelsea, for Mas-; ters Whitelands, Chelsea, for Schoolmistresses Two years Battersea Institution, for Masters.. One year 'Westminster Institution, ...