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... Or to extend to the arts of design that patronage without which they languish and decay. By, tile generous persolitti exertions of Mr. William Shliliey, o the then Eurl of Rom- ney, and of Viscount Folkstone, the Society of Arts was established, and ...
... SOCIETY OF ARTS-COHAP COLONIALI POSTAGE. A special meeting of the Society of Arts was held yester- day at the rooms, John-street, Adelpbi,.to consider the pro- posals of postage reform put forth by the Colonial and Inter- national Postage Association ...
... said, that all works of art should be of the highest'class of art, or should at. tain perfection in it. It safficed if they lead men to art, even if it be weak art; or bad art, as a stage on the road to ...
... that he is deficient), for he did not hesitate to the necessity of patronage to keep alive the opi- which he had been so unfortunate as to select. ronage to keep the alarm alive, we shall see asickly wield to the good sense of the country; and doubt not, ...
... 'eIitinl,, to these branches of art, together 5oltie practical suggestions for their advance- t rvig a brief space for a review of sotne ftlhe prillcipil works and designs before noticed. ?? Inuch the other branches of art may be depeiidetit on judicious ...
... night the 5gltemeine Zeitug, to the 3d of May, and Brussels Papers to the 8th of hMay, from which we make the following extractl:- CONSTANT]NOviX L, Ai' lIL ]O-Since the differences be- tween the Purte and Russia may be considered as ter- iniftated, affatirs ...
... puppet. On the second reading (Friday, 13th ultimo), to keep up a delusion in the Cabinet, Lord LYNDIIURST slily observed-1 I know enough of this House to declare, that if this Bill pass through this stage (the second reading), the result will be, that there ...
... -Vet'ejoed iJoiitctel. It hs ratiner a rerrasiktq.tt tact, irtac ilk troops whitcii wire seatl ot'to hretauIII to keep ti wnii hc people, art: now set-dtig . f io sltip-Iatiad to, irat~quibize Etigl~aitti 1 I aritditioti tut ti: C enl a t .i tlte 73i It ...
... signified to the nomination of your Royal Highness. However th iese sentiments may accord with the political objects of persons in this country, by wioni your ROYAL HIGHNESS may have been advised, I think your ROYAL HIGHNESS cannot fail to perceive, upon ...
... Opposition for some time will be to keep themselves unknown. They will not attempt to try their strength by a regular conflict with the Ministers; 5 for regular warfare supposes something like correspond- ing forces. In fact, it may as well be stated at once-there ...
... slcLulters, May 28. 0 CERTIFICATES to be granted umless cause be shiowit to I- the contrary. e John Thuouas, of Stroud, Rochester, ironfouimider, May 28-Stephecl Alletn amid Heutry Jounas Sumithm, of Mtark-lasue- chauchlaers. li ack-lana, merchacts, May 28-Marco ...
... Saturday, and the Messager des Ch'ambres dated Sunday. The following are extracts [PROM TIHE MISSAGER DES CIIANIBRES, SUNDAY, MAY 1.3 PARIS, APRIL 30.-The revolution of central Italy has had the fate of that of Naples in 1820. Want of Union caused both to ...