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... Applied Mechanics.—Advanced stage :—First Chorley.—Elementary stage :—First class : Jehu E. Second class: Arthur Metcalf, John Handley, Job' James Kay, Peter Sheldon, John Potter. . t Theoretical Mechanics.—Elementary stage James Bradshaw, Ernest Green ...
... MANCHESTER ARTS AND CRAFTS EXHIBITION. the City Art Gallery, Mosley-street, there will be formally opened this evening an exhibition of arts and crafts promoted by the Art Gallery Committee. By this undertaking they have in view the encouragement of all ...
... tongue doth wag on Until she speaks— Here's something you may brag on, And gives, with beaming face, the all-immortal Dragon. The scory of The Dragon of Wantley, as originally published, may be said to be a humorous, though at times coarse, satire ...
... weaiily it may be at times, but with a good heart and to some purpose the whole.— Temple Bar. Australian Drought Fast.—The «reat drought of 1838 and 1839 was terrible. God, said dear eld friend, gave us a drop of rain now and then just keep alive, but 'twas ...
... Catalogue of the Additional MSS. It appears that there are now lying at the French Ministry of Fine Arts 280 for permission to bring out upon the stage, either of theatres or cafe concerts, young girls of less than fifteen years of age. M. Trevd has made ...
... LITERATURE AND THE FINE ARTS. Sir Edwin Landseer has completed the second model of the lions for the base of the Nelson column. me title of tho poem on which the Poet Laureate at work is The Death of Lucretius. Madame Schumann, we (Athenceum) are now ...
... CITY ART GALLERY. EXHIBITION OF MODERN PICTURES. SECOND NOTICE. «gr eat are accustomed to look upon America as '4&tl ,.^ )Ulrtr built up on utilitarian principles, • art -p*oducing faculty-. Scientific duct ft/if 8 ' iuh have almost altered the confer] ...
... THE ART OF THE CAMERA. NOTES AND HINTS FOR AMATEURS. MOCXTANT THAT NOT COCKXE. To attach prints thin paper without cockling is f.u impossibility when starch or gum. is used, but easy enough to accomplish with shellac dissolved in spirit. This mountant ...
... the public may be placed jeopardy by persons oyer anxious to turn penny the Exhibition, Criticism is an art, a brnnck of the fine arts, when finely executed, and our Art Treasures Exhibition is likely to call forth a good deal of this art. ...
... some —no man all gifts; and this, rightly considered, would keep all more even temper; as, in nature, nothing is altogether useless, so nothing is selfsufficient. This, duly considered, would keep the meanest from repining and discontent—even him that hath ...
... his feet. The surprise of the cartmen and gravediggers may be imagined; but, whether from pure diablerie or some more vicious impulse, the story goes that they insisted on burying him—dead or alive. The sobered savage, however, finally managed to climb ...
... perhaps, if the course of true love goes smoothly, my parents may one day have the honour of calling her daughter,— • Munchausen, Jr.— Once Week. The Modern Drama.—A successful writer for the stage may hope to command a large return for his skill and ability ...