... concerts after his father they continued real attractions. Then came the slump, and now there is nothing in the town to keep alive the musical* interests rapidly dwindling public. The cost the concerts was heavy, and it was realised that bring Preston ...

... geometry 2nd, model 2qcl ; Edgar Williamson, mathematics 2nd stage I.; Arthur Williamson, mathematics Ist stage I.; Wm. Whalley, mathematics 2nd stage I.: James Wood, mathematics 2nd stage II.; Francis Wilkinson, physiology 2nd K, magnetism and electricity ...

... dress the flowers Paradise that never fade. —Magazine of Art. matter for regret that the history of art is so often approached from one point of view alone. On painting, architecture, and the higher arts have boundless sources of Information, but the study ...

... ART, MUSIC, AND SCIENCE. , In a letter one of his friends, written In 1647, Poussin illustrates his ideas paint- Art. log from the Greek theory of modes in music. According to this theory particular subject could only be treated in its appropriate mode ...

... ART, MUSIC, ANT) SCIENCE. A lecture was recently delivered Mr. William Morris, at Hammersmith, “Art and Industry in the Four- C !?- . re speaking of the art and industry of the Middle Ages was necessary, said, to touch upon the nse the crafts and guilds ...

... branch of your In stitution which applies V itself to science and art. I do -not kmow whether you will t' be aware-dealing with art first-cf the circumstances iS under which the schools of art in this country were estab- i lished. They were formed with the ...

... admirer* the height swelldom “Look alive. Jake. said burlv individual who was leaning against some sacks ;«otatces piled one cn top of 'ther. tiut formed an appropriate background the picture ; but what Jake was to look alive about Mr. Flasher did rot condescend ...

... c Xll shots, and Dawson, Sanderson, and tViison helped to keep well exercn*d. Taylor, on the other hand, had had constantly on the alert, but he was only once severely tested. Even this stage of the game the football exhibited in every department of the ...

... SOUTH PORT ART GALLERY. SPRING EXHIBITION. The collection of picturae Atkinson Art Gallery this year larger than at the previous exhibit ion. The standard of excellence which has characterised the exhi- hit inn during the past few years has been and, ...

... THE PRESTON SOIOOL OF ART. A ceremony of an interesting character took place on Monday evening, in the exhibition room of the Institution Aver.ham For about two years there has been in opera- tion at the Institution, a school of art, established through ...

... London on our fathers May 3rd comes to Blackpool at And hv gum there mo* Albert, the Grand Anrll Albert Modify I mould 25th. Prior to West End laugh if hr merely blinlcrd . vaintrd eyebrow clortertng, T 1 Max Schulman and through art and lon no, every moment ...

... for the Welsh Church, which will give that measure for all its stages in the Commons 17 days. There is a wide expectation that when the Criminal Law Amendment Bill gets to the Report stage the decision of last Friday, by a majority of four, to allow flogging ...