... t's Study of Roses, (208) ; Mrs. Shenck's Honeysuckle (312) ; Chrysanthemums (311), Rhododendrons (301), Blackberries (376). Mr. J. H. Midgley has succeeded in representing a pebbly river-bed in 333 ; and as a work of poetic sentiment ...

... They illustrate emblematic devices, as Morn, Noon, Air, and Water, &c. Plate IV. shows a rather naturalesque treatment of blackberry and thorn rose with spiders' webs, suited for long panels; and another design, foliage and trees, with a bird on the wing ...

... and A. Darer Lucas's Wild Heaths for finished execution surpasses anything in the gallery. The same artist sends Blackberry (106) and an ivory fan, with the seasons and months emblematically represented by miniatures of wild flowers, both delicate ...

... Isle of Wight, a coach - body and carriage -maker (aged 22), for drawings from nature of a f uch-ia, and of ivy, maple, blackberry, an I fern leaves. Tue execution is particularly minute and fai• h. ful. IVhether a literal transcript of nature, such as ...

... White will be admired for its delicate colour and technical merits. The face is, however, small. Carl Bauerle sends a Blackberry Gathering (63), a large figure subject ; and we must also name W. Sidney Cooper's clever picture, Summer (70) ; the ...