the exhibition of the royal manchester institution. 1839, the eighteenth. modern artists

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THE

EXHIBITION

OF THE

ROYAL MANCHESTER INSTITUTION,

1839.

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MODERN ARTISTS.

" When a critic examines a work of any of the masters in poetry or painting, he may sometimes examine it by an idea of perfection in his own mind, which neither that nor any other human work will ever come up to; and as long as he compares it with this standard, he can see nothing in it hut faults and imperfections. But when he comes to consider the rank which it ought to hold among other works of the same kind, he necessarily compares it with a very different standard,—the common degree of excellence which is usually attained in this particular art; and when he judges of it by this new measure, it may often appeal' to deserve the highest applause "

DR. ADAM SMITH;—THEORY OF MORAL SENTIMENTS.

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THE QUEEN'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.

THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF STAMFORD AND WARRINGTON.

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THOMAS HOULDSWORTH, Esq., M.P. MARK PHILIPS, Esq., M.P. JOHN RYLE, Esq., M. P. THOMAS MARSLAND, Esq., M.P. G. R. PHILIPS, EsQ.^M.P. WILLIAM GRANT, Esq.

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GEORGE WILLIAM WOOD, Esq., M, P., Chairman. EDMUND LYON, Esq., M.D., Deputy Chairman. THOMAS TOWNEND, Esq., Treasurer. T. W. WINSTANLEY, Esq., Honorary Secretary.

SAMUEL A. BARDSLEY, Esq., M. D. SAMUEL BARTON, Esq. JOHN BARKER, Esq. JOHN A. BEAVER, Esq. ROBERT BRANDT, Esq. ROBERT CHRISTIE, Esq. S. D. DARBISHIRE, Esq. HENRY FARINGTON, Esq. WILLIAM FLEMING, Esq., M. D. JAMES W. FRASER, Esq.

JAMES HEYWOOD, Esq., F. R. S. ROBERT HINDLEY, Esq. EDWARD HOLME, Esq, M.D. RICHARD HOLE, Esq. JOHN JESSE, Esq., F.L.S. JOHN KIRKMAN, Esq. JAMES MURRAY, Esq. G. W. ORMEROD, Esq. W. R. RAVENSCROFT, Esq. LEO SCHUSTER, Esq.

Mr. G. F. MANDLEY, Assistant Secretary.



DONATIONS.

HIS MAJESTY, GEORGE THE 1Q n tl P1 • M FOURTH I ̂ enes °* ttests from the Elgin Marbles.

B. A. HEYWOOD, Esq £500. JONATHAN HATFIELD, Esq A series of thirteen Casts and Marble Busts.

SEBASTIAN PETHER, Esrf. |A Painting representing the Destruction of a ' * City by the Eruption of a V olcano.

MRS. EVANS Burmese Images, &c, and Bow and Arrows. LIEUTENANT WALKER, R.N Fossil Remains.

'Paintings.—Joshua commanding the Sun to stand still by Pietro de Cortona.-

CHARLES O'NEIL, Esq. Moses praying for the children of Israel to overcome the Egyptians, by Pietro de Cortona.—Landscape, Angel appearing to Hagar in the Wilderness, by Hodges and Sir Joshua Reynolds.

ADAM WHITWORTH, Esq A Burmese Manuscript.

JAMES BEARDOE, Esq ffi^' ^ Fncis meatleV> R-A ' u (Three Roman Corns. JOHN GIBSON, Esq Cast of Psyche borne by Zephyrs. JOHN HATFIELD, Esq Two Casts of Female Figures. MR COGDELL, (America) Model of Modestia. JONATHAN JACKSON, Esq Design for an Infirmary.

JAMES BRADDOCK, Esq f^sterl^ ^^ ^^^ by AnCient

SAMUEL GREEN, Esq Painting, by Richard Westall, R.A. HENRY M'CONNEL, Esq Painting, by Salvator Rosa. R. TATTERSALL, Esq Design for the Cumberland County Infirmary. JOHN DUNN, Esq Four Saxon Coins. WILLIAM TOWNEND, Esq Painting, by Mlesandro Turchi. JOHN GREAVES, Esq Painting, by Morland. DAVID DUNBAR, Esq Bust, in Marble, of Canova. MR. BINGHAM Several Norman and Saxon Coins.

HFNRY BEAUFOY F (Colonel Beaufoy's Nautical and Hydraulic ' " \ Experiments.

GEORGE FRECKLETON, M.D.; A Mummy found in Peru. JOHN TETLOW, Esq A Cast from Canova's Group of the Graces. JAMES D. HULME, M.D Various Coins. J. W. BARTON, Esq Two Historical Paintings. MR. WILLIAM RADLEY An Aboriginal Implement of War. I. W. F. JOHNSTON, A.M., F.R.S Chemical Tables.

WILLIAM GRANT, Esq fPainting—Ulysses and the Syrens, by W.Etty,



LIST OF

THE HEREDITARY GOVERNORS

WHO HAVE ASSENTED TO THE PAYMENT OP THE ANNUAL GUINEA, AND WHO AKE ENTITLED TO THE ADDITIONAL PRIVILEGES.

Ackers William, Cheetham Adamthwaite John, Cooke-street, Salford Ainsworth Peter, M. P., Smithills-hall Alcock Samuel, Milk-street Allen John, King-street Anderton John, Palace-street Andrew Jonathan, High-street Andrew James, Church-street Ashton George, Cannon'street Ashton Thomas, M. D., Mosley-street Ashton Thomas, Mosley-street

Bannerman Alexander, Market-street Bannerman Andrew, ditto Bannerman Henry, ditto Bannerman Henry, jun. ditto Bannerman John, ditto Barhour Robert, Portland-street Bardsley James L., M. D., Chatham-street Bardsley Samuel A., M. D., Ardwick Barker Thomas, Oldham Barker Robert, Market-place Barlow John, Ardwick-green Barratt James, King-street Barratt James, Back King-street Barrow Richard, Cross-street Barton R. W., Spring Wood, near Swinton Barton Samuel, Mosley-street

Bashall Richard, Bamberbridge Batt William, 11, Dale-street Bayley Francis, King-street Baxter Edward, London Beale Thomas, London Beardoe James, New Cannon-street Beaver Hugh, Jersey-street Behrens S, L., Mosley-street Becker Hannibal, Foxdenton-hall Beeston William, Tib-street Begg John, Banff-house, Oxford-road Bellhouse David, jun., Grosvenor-street Bellhouse David, Fallmer-street Bellhouse James, ditto Bellhouse John ditto Bellhouse Wainwright, ditto Bennett John, Dale-street Bentley John, Birch-house, near Manchester Bentley William, Audenshaw Bindloss William, Cheapside Binyon Lucy, Mayfield Binyon Thomas, St. Ann's-square Birch Henry, Norfolk-street Birch William, St. John's-street Birley H. H., Back George-street Birley Joseph, ditto Birtles Thomas, Half Moon-court Boothman Thomas, Ardwick-place



Bow William, Lower Broughton Bowman William, Great Bridgewater-street Brackenbury J. B., Brown-street Bradley Mrs. Robert, 5, Crescent, Salford Brandt Robert, Pendleton Bremner James W., Summer-place Bridge John William, Dale-street Bridson Thomas R., St. Mary's Brierley Thomas, Marsden-square Brigham William Broadbent James, Cannon-street Broadhurst Daniel, New Cannon-street Brooke Peter, Hanson's Court Brooks John, High-street Brooks Samuel, Market-street Brooks S. R., America Broomhead Abraham, Wilton Terrace, Cheetham Brown Thomas, Green-hill, Greenheys Brown Thomas, Ardwick Buckley Edmund, Piccadilly Burgess Thomas, New Richmond, Pendleton Burt James, David-street Burton John, High-street Bury James, Friday-street Bury Thomas, Adelphi

Callender William, High-street Cantrell Emanuel, Cheapside Cardwell Thomas, Ardwick Chappell G. R., Nelson-street Cheetham Jonathan, 6, Brown-street Chippcndall John, Mosley-street Christie Robert, Kennedy-street Clarke Joseph B. Claye Richard, King-street Clayton David, Stockport Clegg R. B., George-street Clegg Charles, ditto Clowes Rev. John, A. M., Broughton-hall Coates Richard, Brown-street Coates Thomas, Strangeways Cocker Jonathan, Mount-pleasant-square, Salford Colin J. W. Collier John, Paddington, Pendleton Collins Richard, Todd-street Cooke James, Mosley. street Cooke Uriah, {Life) Peel-street Cooper E. M., Bread-street

Cope Richard, Exchange-street Copley J. G., Mount-street Compton Joseph, Mayfield Corser Rev. Thomas, Stand Crighton William, High-street Cririe William, Byrkley Lodge, near Lichfield Cussons Thomas, Salford

Darbishire S. D., Marsden-street Darbishire Samuel, Greenheys Darwell George, Liverpool Darwell Thomas, Ridgefield Dawson Jonathan, 3, St. James's-square Delaunay L. B., Crumpsall Denby William, 25, Bread-street Denison Joseph Dicken Job, Green Bank, Sale Green Dixon John Doncaster Richard, Marsden-square Dorrington William, Park-place, Broughton Douglas John, Back-square Duckworth William, Essex Dugard Rev. G., Hyde-place, Ardwick Dugdale Adam, Marsden-square Dugdale John, Irwell-bank Dyer J. C, Store-street

Entwisle William, Norfolk-street Entwistle Thomas, Pendlebury Evans Charles, Brown-street Entwisle William, Rusholme Evans Evan, Stony-knolls Ewart Peter, jun.

Fairbairn William, Great Ancoats-street Falkner George, Parker-street Farington Henry, Ardwick Fawdington William, Marsden-square Fernley Mrs. George, St. Peter's-square Femley James, Platt-hall Fernley John, Stanley-grove, Oxford-road Fielden Thomas, 5, Peel-street Fielding Rev. Henry, A.M., George-street Fielding Jeremiah, Brown-street Fielding John, 6, Ardwick-place Fisher T. M., Cornbrook Fleming William, M. D., Broughton-view Fletcher Samuel, Oxford-street



Flintoff Thomas, 7, Back-alley, Church-street Fort John, M.P., Read-hall, Clitheroe Forth Henry, Bread-street Fraser J. W., Ardwick-green Frost James, Sackville-street Frost Thomas, 18, Rooke-street

Galloway William, Knott-mill Iron Works Gardner George, Pendleton Gardner Robert, St. Peter's-square Garnett Robert, St. James's-square Garnett William, Lark-hill Geary Mrs., Islington-street, Salford Gee James, 34, Church-strept Gee Robert, ditto Gibson Joseph Vincent, 27, Back Piccadilly Glasgow William, Great Bridgewater-street Gough Thomas, Albion-mills Gould Richard, Walness-bank Grant Daniel, Mosley-street Grant John, Nuttall-hall Grant William, Spring-side Gratrix George, Lever-street Grave Joseph, jun., Fountain-street Greaves John, 9, Wilton-terrace, Salford Greenway Charles, Isle of Man Greenwood Thomas, Polefield, Prestwich Greg H. R., Quarry-bank Greg W. R., Stand Grundy George, Cheetham-hill

Hadfield George, Fountain-street Haigh Thomas, Liverpool Hall Mary, Cavendish-street Hampson Richard, Cromford-court Hardie James, Longsight Harbottle Thomas, Norfolk-street Harding William, 16, Merchant's-square Hargreaves John, Broadoak Harrison Abel, Stalybridge Harrison John, Avenue, Ardwick Harrison Mrs. John G., 97, Piccadilly Harrison Robert, Strangeways Harter J. C, Broughton-house Harter William, Leaf-square Hatton James, Salford Heald James, Parr's-wood, Didsbury Heap John, Didsbury

Henry Alexander, Woodlands Henry Charles, M. D. Henson Robert, Rushohne-road Heron J. H., Police-street Heywood Sir Benjamin, Bart, Claremont, Pendleton Heywood James, F. R. S., Acres-field, Pendleton Hibbert Mrs. James, Crescent Higgins William, Salford Higson John, Islington-square, Salford Hill Thomas, Ardwick Hill William, Crescent Hilton Thomas, Half-moon-street Hindley Robert, Miller's-lane, Salford Hole Richard, Daisy-bank, Longsight Holford Mrs. John, Rusholme Holt John, St. John's-street Holte Richard, Orford Home Dennis, St. Ann's-square Hough Joseph, Market-place Houldsworth Henry, jun., Ardwick Houldsworth T. Esq., M. P., Portland-place Howarth Edmund, Sale Hoyle John, Ducie-street, Oxford-road Hull John, M.D., F.L.S. Hulme J. D., M. D.. Falkner-street Hulme James Hilton, Back Piccadilly Hunter William, Bank-place, Red-bank Huthersall Rev. Cort

Jenkinson William, Blackfriars-street Jepson Richard, Heaton Norris Jesse John, F. L.S., Downing-stieet Johnson John, 27, Dale-street Johnson William, 2, Princess-street Johnson William Finney, Deansgate Jones George Jones Joseph, jun., Oldham Jones William, jun., ditto Jordan Joseph, Bridge street

Kay Alexander, St. John's-street Kay Samuel, Adelphi Kaye John, Fountain-street Kennedy Mrs. James, Ancoats Kennedy John, Ardwick-house Kenworthy John, Star-yard Kirk Benjamin, Stalybridge Kirkman John, Mosley-street



Kershaw James, High-street

Labrey William, Market-place Lacy Henry Charles, Mosley-street Lane Joseph, Stockport Lane William, Piccadilly Langston Thomas, Brown-street Lee Daniel, Crescent, Salford Lees Aaron, Mosley-street Lees James, Oldham Lees Jerry, Regent-road Lees Samuel, St. Ann's-street Leese Joseph, Harpurhey Leigh George, New Cannon-street Lilly Frederick, Hanging-ditch Lillie James, Store-street Lloyd E. J., King-street Lloyd John, Cannon-street Lomas John, Strangeways Lomas Thomas ditto Longworth Thomas, Mosley-street Loyd Edward, Green-hill Lupton William, Salford Lyon Edmund, M. D., Falkner-street Lyon George, Princess-street Lyon Matthew, Fountain-street Lyon Thomas, Appleton-hall

Marsden John, Rusholme-road Marshall Joseph, America Marsland Henry, Grosvenor-square Marsland John, Birch-hall Marsland Joseph, Cockpit-hill Marsland Samuel, Nelson-street Marsland John, Stockport Marsland Thomas, M.P., Stockport Massey James, jun., Back Mosley-street Matley Richard, New High-street Mawson Charles, Ardwick Mayor Joseph, Norfolk street M'Clure John, Piccadilly M'Connel Henry, Polygon Meadows James, Piccadilly Millington William M., Oxford-street Milne Oswald, St. James's-square Milne James, George-street Moore John, jun., Sale-hall Morton William, King-street

Mottram Thomas, Withington-lodge Moult Thomas, Cheetham-hill Murray George, Ancoats-hall

Neden George, Duke-slreet Neild William, Mayfield Nevill Charles, Church-street Newall William, Oxford-road Newbery Henry, Brown-street Norris Edward, 55, Mosley-street Novelli Philip, 4, Bond-street

Occleshaw William, Piccadilly Occleston Thomas, Fountain-street Occleston John, ditto Ogden Robert, Summer-place Ogden T., jun., ditto Ogden Thomas, Ardwick Ollivant John, Crescent Ollivant John J., Exchange-street Ollivant Thomas W., ditto Ormerod George W., Grosvenor-street Ormerod Richard, Portland-place Oughton Samuel H., New High-street

Parker William, Mosley-street Pearson John, Marsden-square Peel George, Pollard-street Peel Edmund, Watling-street Peel Joseph, Pollard-street Phillips Francis, Bank-hall Phillips Francis Aspinall, Thorn-field Philips Sir George, Bart., Weston-house Philips G. R., M. P. Philips Mark, M. P., The Park Philips Robert, The Park Philips Nathaniel, The Dales Pilkington Joseph, Dickinson-street Pilling John, Exmouth-terrace, Oxford-road Pollard William, Higher Ardwick Pooley John, Hulme Pooley John, jun., Hulme Pope Henry, jun., ditto Pope Samuel, Hanover-square, Broughton Potter Charles, 37, Cannon-street Potter Richard, M. P., London Potter Richard, Gisburne-park Potter Thomas, Buile-hill, Pendleton



Price Bulkeley, Brown-street Prince Samuel, St. Peter's-square

Raby John S., Hanging-ditch Rahy William, Embden-place, Greenheys Railton John, Newall's-huildings Radford Joseph, Oxford-street Ransome J. A., St. Peter's-square Rawson John, Ardwick Reddish James, Cross-hall, Choiiey Redhead Mrs John, Islington Richardson John, Deansgate Richardson James, Mosley Arms Roberts John, Market-street Roberts Richard, Seedley-house Robinson John, Red Cross-street Robinson R. R. W., M. D., King-street Robinson William, Rusholme Rook Robert, Keswick, Cumberland Rothwell John, Hulme Rothwell R. F. Runcom John, Oxford-street Rush ton Edward, Rusholme Ryle John, M. P., Macclesfield

Samuels John, York-street Sanderson T. B. W., Chowbent Sandford Charles Sandiford Joseph, Falkner-street Sandiford James, Smithy-door Satterthwaite Edward Fowler, Shudehill Schunck Martin, Cooper-street Scholes Thomas S., Cannon-street Seddon Robert, Broughton Seddon William, Pall-mall Sergeant Rev. Oswald, Broughton Shires Benjamin, Lower Broughton Sidebotham Edward L., Shepley-hall Simpson James, Norfolk-street Slater Thomas, Crown Inn Slater William, Princess-sireet Slatter Thomas, Duke-street Smith Robert, Park-place, Cross-lane Smith Joseph, Strangeways-hall Smith John, Piccadilly Smith William, Infirmary Smith William, Heaton Norris Southern James

B

Southam George, Market-place Stamford and Warrington, the Right Hon. the

Earl of, Dunham-park Stewart Robert, Ardwick Stocks Samuel, Mosley-street Stocks Benjamin, Falkner-srreet Sykes Mrs., Milnes Bridge Sykes Richard, 72, Falkner-street

Tate William J., 5, Wilton-terrace Taylor Captain, Oldham Taylor James Mayer, Oldham Taylor John Edward, Market-street Taylor Peter, Rusholme-road Taylor Thomas T., Alkriiigton-cottage, near Mid-

dleton Tebbutt Edward Tebbutt Robert, Burnage Tebbutt Thomas Rainforth, Deansgate Terry George, Chorlton-place Thackeray Miss, Crescent Thomas David, Cannon-street Thomason Richard, Church-street Thomson James, Mosley-street Thomson E. P., ditto Thorp Thomas, Ardwiek-green Thorpe Elizabeth, Ardwick-grove Tidswell Benjamin K., 1, High-street Tifley Edward, Brunswick-street, Oxford-road Todd Joseph, Culcheth Todd Christopher Todd Mrs. Amelia, Stony-knolls Tootal Edward, York-street Tootal Henry, ditto Townend Thomas, the Polygon Townend William, High-street Trafford T. J., Trafford Park Travis John, Wilton-terrace Trueman Thomas, Hart-hill Turner Joseph, Piccadilly Turner Robert, ditto Turner Thomas, Mosley-street

Vickers William, Gartside-street

Wainhouse Nathaniel, Princess-street Walker Mrs. John, Ardwick Walker John Goldie



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Walker Thomas, New Bailey-street Wallis John, Mayes-street Watkins William Benjamin, Ardwick Wanklyn William, St. John's Waterhouse Benjamin, Swan-court Weight Hezekiah, Reddish Welsh Anthony, Upper Brook-street Westhead J. P., High-street Wheeler John, Hilton-cottage, Prestwich Whitworth Edward C, 9, Watling-street Wilde William W., Aldred-place, Salford Willert Mrs., Ardwick Williams John, London-road Wilson W. J., Mosley-street Wilton the Right Hon. the Earl of, Heaton-house ;

Windsor John, F. L. S Piccadilly Winstanley T. W., York-street Winter Gilbert, Stocks Withington Benjamin, Park-field Withington George, ditto Wood Charles, Brazennose-street Wood George William, M. P., Singleton-lodge Wood James, Rusholme Wood John, Bank-bridge, near Manchester Wright Edumnd, Oxford-road Wright T., Salford

Yates James, York-street Yates William, Isle of Man



LIST OF

THE HEREDITARY GOVERNORS

WHO HAVE NOT YET ASSENTED TO THE PAYMENT OF THE ANNUAL GUINEA

Ainsworth John Lees, Bank-side, Oldham Ainsworth James, King-street Andrew George, Church-street Ashton Benjamin, Hyde Ashton James, ditto Ashton John, Portland-place Ashton Samuel, ditto Ashton Robert, Market-street Ashton John, Parsonage Ashton Samuel, ditto Ashton Samuel, jun., ditto Ashton Thomas, ditto Ashton Thomas, jun., ditto Axon Charles, 16, Birchen-lane

Backhouse George, 58, High-street Barge John, Broughton Barker James, Oldham Barlow George, ditto Barlow John, Trafford Terrace, Stretford New

Road Barratt John, Altrincham Bellott Thomas Bemheim M., Fountain-street Bexley The Right Hon. Lord, 31, George-street,

London Birley Richard, Liverpool Blair Stephen, Bolton Booth John, Ardwick Booth Sir Robert Gore, Bart., Lissadill, Sligo Bowden Richard C, London

Bower Alexander, Rusholme Bowker John, Polefield Bradley Rev. Samuel, Falkner-street Bradock James Brett Samuel, Deansgate Broadbent Thomas, Marsden-square Brown John, Lea Castle Buchannan Benjamin, Piccadilly Buchannan Charles, Market-street Burton William, Cheetham-hill Bury William, Foxhill Bank

Calrow Thomas, Post Office, Manchester Chapman James, Thomas-street Christie John, London Clarkson James, Bent-house, Cheetham Clay William, King-street Clayton John, Marple Clogg Richard, Congleton Close Thomas, Notts Cooke Thomas, Pendlehury Cooke John, ditto Crallan Thomas, Ardwick Crewdson Thomas, Oxford-road Croft William, Weaste Lodge Cunliffe R. E., Leaf-square, Pendleton Cunliffe James, Blackburn

Daintry James Smith, London Ditchfield John, Dublin Dixon Francis, Dr. Tuer's, Oxford-road



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Dixon George, Johmton's-buildings Dodd Thomas, London Drinkwater Thomas, Irwell-house

Kearsley Josiah, Bean-street, Liverpool Kearsley Thomas, Tildesley Knight Nathan, Fountain-street

Edge Samuel Eaton, Cheetham-hill Edwards Joshua, Liverpool Entwistle Henry, London Evans Francis, Lower Broom-field

Firth Joseph Freeman George, King's Arms, King-street

Gaskell Lawrence, Ridgefield Goodwin Samuel, Bridgewater-place Gould John, Pall-mall Green Samuel, Garratt Grimshaw James, Broughton

Hall Ralph, Stalybridge Hampson John, Norfolk-street Harding John, Higher Ardwick Harding William, Merchant's-square Hargreaves John, Marsden-square Hargreaves R. H., Market street Harrison David, Stalybridge Harrop Isaac, Altrincham Harrop John, Sydney-street Heywood John, Bacup Hibbert George, Portland-place, London Hick Benjamin, Bolton Hoarc George Matthew, London Hodgson Thomas Wright, Pool-fold Holden James, Market-street Hole Samuel, Strangeways Brewery Holford James, London Holme E., M.D., F.L.S., King-street Howard Charles, Hyde Howard John, ditto Howard Josiah, Bredbury. near Stockport Hulme Sir Abraham, Bart., Wormlobury Hulton William, Hulton-park Hyde John, Oxford-road

Jackson R. R., Plymouth-street Johnson Thomas Johnson James, Worsley

Latham John, Chatham-street Law John, Crumpsall Lawton John, George-street Leech John, Stalybridge Lees Jeremiah, ditto Lees John, Red Lion-street Lees George, Crescent Lees James, jun., Islington Lees Joseph, Plymouth-grove Lees James, Polygon Leigh James, Ardwick Lockett Thomas, Riga-street Lomax Robert, Harwood, near Bolton Lonsdale James, London Loyd Lewis, ditto Loyd Samuel Jones, ditto Lyon Eliz. C, 9, Bank-place

M'Keand Robert H., 3, Oxford-road M'Nivan Charles, London Marsden Rev. William, Vicarage, Eccles Marshall J. E., Liverpool Martin T. T., Whitehall-house, London Midwood Charles, Burlington-street Milne Edward, Strangeways Mitchell John, M.D., PiccadiUy Mosley Sir Oswald, Bart., Rolleston-hall, Staf¬

fordshire Murray W. W., Hulme

Nichols Robert D., Altrincham Norris Thomas, Redivals, Bury Norris William H., Hall-street

Parker Francis, Quay-street Parker Lieutenant-Colonel, Lancaster Partington J. E., Oxford-street Patten John, Hulme Pein E., Sunnyside Petty Joseph, Bloom-street Potts John, New Mills, Derbyshire Powell John, Ardwick

Kay Robert, Bolton Rawson Benjamin, Darley-hall, Bolton



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Rawson Thomas S., Rochdale Reyner Joshua, Swan-street Ridgway Joseph, Ridgmont, Bolton Ridgway Thomas, 47, Bridge-street Roby John, Rochdale Rothwell Peter, Bolton Rymer William, Marsden-street

Sandiford James, Oldham-street Schwahe Louis, Portland-street Scott David, Cannon-street Sells John, Grosvenor-street Sidebotham Charles H., 52, Spring-gardens Sidebotham Henry, ditto Sidebotham George, Mottram Slack John, St. James's-square Smith Robert, Piccadilly Spencer John, Cromford-court Stirling Charles, Lower Mosley-street Sutcliffe John, Marsden-square Sykes Edmund, 72, Fountain-street

Taylor William, St. Helen's Thompson John, Higher Ardwick Thorpe Charles, Print-street Thorpe Robert, Oldham-street

Wanklyn John Bradshaw, Crescent Watson Henry, Temple Wheeler James, New Cannon-street Whitaker William, Crow-alley Whitelegg T., Cross street, Cheshire Whitlow R. M., St. James's-square Wilkinson John, Chorley Willoughby Joseph, Cheetwood Winter Joseph, Stand Wood George, New High-street Wood Samuel, Kent-street Worthington Hugo, Altrincham Wright Bartholomew, 39, Tipping-street, Ardwick Wright John, Brabbins-hall, Cheshire Wright Philip, 39, Ducie-street, Strangeways

Yardley Thomas W., Wednesbury, Staffordshire

ANNUAL GOVERNORS.

Alsop Miss, Litchford-hall Armstrong Thomas, St. James's-square Atherton James, Tanner's-lane, Pendleton Atkinson William, Pall-mall

Barker John, Marble-street Beaver John A., Chepstow-street Bentley Miss, Ardwick Bickham William, 25, Mosley-street Birch Mrs. Lea, Grosvenor-street Birley Richard, jun., Back George-street Burd John, Friday-street Bunting T. P., Brown-street

Calvert the Very Rev. Thomas, D. D., Warden

Clarke George, Mosley-street Connell Edward, Leaf-square, Pendleton

Davies Richard, Arlington-place, Oxford-road Garnett Robert, jun., St. James's-square Guest James, Holt-town Holroyd E., Long Millgate Humphrys Miss, Bamfield-place, Oxfoid-road

Kelsall Stretell, Marsden-street

Leisler John, Cooper-street Le Mare E. R., George-street Lucas Philip, Summer-place, Chancery lane Markland Thomas, Mab-field, Rusholme



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M'Connel James, Ardwick M'Connel William, ditto M'Connel John, Mosley-street M'Laren James, Fountain-street M'Laren James, jun., Fountain-street Macvicar John, Mosley-street Marshall Miss, Ardwick Murray James, ditto Proctor James, George-street Pryce John, St. Peter's-square

Ravenscroft W. R., Norfolk-street Rig-g Mrs., Swinton Rylands John, Smedley-lane

Schuster Leo, Spring-gardens Sharp Robert C, Mosley-street Sharp Thomas, Falkner-street Slater Thomas, Half Moon-street Stubbs John, St, Ann's-square Schwabe Salis, Mosley-street

Tidswell Miss J. E., Chorlton-place Turner Richard, Grosvenor-street

Westhead Edward, High-street Westhead John, ditto Williams Benjamin, jun., Broughton Withington Miss, Pendleton Wright William, 12, Mosley-street

ANNUAL SUBSCRIBERS.

Beever William W., Mosley-street Bradshaw John, jun., Weast-house Fletcher Samuel, Birch-hall, Rusholme Heron Joseph, Princess-street

Newbold John, M. D., Mosley-street Reiss Mrs. Leopold, Cheetham-hill Thompson Henry, Manchester

N. B.—Should any errors appear in these Lists with respect to the names or residences of Governors, it is requested that they may be pointed out for correction. Persons wishing to become Annual Subscribers are requested to send in their names and addresses to the Honorary Secretary.



CATALOGUE.

The names of the Governors who are Exhibitors, are distinguished by capital letters; R. A., Royal Academician; H., Honorary; S.A., Scotch Academy; R. H. A., Royal Hibernian Academy.

FIRST ROOM.

1 A Ship on her Beam Ends W. J. Huggins 2 On the Forth, near the Pass of Aberfoyle J. R. Prentice 3 Dead Game T. Smart 4 An Evening Star H. O'Neil 5 Scene on the Rothsaj'', Westmoreland T. Baker 6 A Thirty-six-gun Frigate in a light air of wind J. Ward 7 Sea Shore C. F. Tomkins 8 View near Warrington E. Royle 9 Dolgell, from the Foot of Cader Idris E. S. Howard

10 River Scene, composition—Moon rising E. Childe 11 Portrait of a Lady T. C. Thompson, R.H.A. 12 Landscape—North Wales W. R. Earle 13 Cottage at Taplow, Bucks C. Deane 14 William of Deloraine at the Tomb of Michael Scott, the Wizard;—Vide,

"Lay of the Last Minstrel" G. Hayes 15 Arrochar, Head of Loch Long J. R. Scott 16 Alasco, the Astrologer, from " Kenilworth" W. Upton 17 The Soldier's Farewell A. Johnston 18 An Indiaman stranded on the Sussex coast J. Wilson 19 The Prisoner of Chillon H. O'Neil

" I found him not, I only stirr'd in this black spot." Byron.

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21 A Milkmaid J- Scott " Or idly list the shrilling lay With which the milkmaid cheers her way, Marking its cadence rise and fail, As from the field, beneath her pail, She trips it down the uneven dale."

Sie W. Scott's Marmion. 22 Basket of Game G. Stevens 23 Look Here E. Latilla 24 The Village of Birchington, Kent C. Deane 25 Landscape—North Wales H. Lancaster 26 Sucking Pigs—an after-Church scene C. Runciman 27 Flight to Egypt—Evening S. Bendixen 28 Lane Scene T. Baker 29 Scene on the Teith, near the Pass of Leny-with Ben Ledi A. Perigal, jun. 30 View near Hereford E. Smith 31 View near Kilman Holy Loch M. Stanley 32 Portrait of Lord Worsley

' J. Gilbert 33 The Mouth of the Tyne, with Shields in the distance J. W. Carmichael 34 Road Scene near Felton, Northumberland J.P.H. Townsend 35 Layton, Yorkshire J. P. H. Townsend 36 On the River Gout, at Marple Bridge W. Ashton 37 Fountain of Egeria R. S.Lander 38 Scene on the Rhine, near Oberwesel F. Watts 39 View on the Meuse C. F. Tomkins 40 The Tribute Money W.J. Thomson, R.S.A. 41 Fish—from Nature G. Hilditch 42 Watt Tyler killing the Tax-Collector J. % G Foggo 43 Portraits of Brigs " Gipsey" and " Clara," off Spurn Head, Rotterdam Traders

—the property of Messrs. Ringrose, Hull J. Ward 44 On the Lynn, North Devon C.R.Stanley 45 Windsor Castle R. Stein 46 The Evening Star G. Evans 47 Durham Cathedral, from the south-west J. P. H. Townsend 48 View on the Usk, near Brecon W. Fowler 49 Coast Scene E. Jones 50 Deception H. Turner 51 The Jews Harp .'. J. Brown 52 A View of Bowdon G. Vandissin 53 Merchant Brig running into harbour with other vessels—squally weather... C. H. Seaforth 54 The Royal Trumpeter J. Zeitter 55 View on the Forth, near Stirling G.F. Phillips 56 The Mermaiden's Well W. H.Frood 57 On the " Zuyder Zee," off Amsterdam J. Wilson



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58 Angiolina, a Contadina of Veletie J. E. Lander 59 Jonah J. Scott 60 The Barge—Evening effect J. Thorpe 61 Ulswater Head, from Martindale C. Calvert 62 Portrait of a Gentleman J. Gilbert 63 Loch Ard, Perthshire—Evening J.Ferguson

Ben Lomond is in the centre; and the scene embraces what is termed the " Country of Rob Hoy." 64 Glen of the Downes, county ofWicklow, Ireland C. Calvert 65 Portrait of a Lady M. Smart, R.A. 66 View of the City of Sallsburg, in Upper Austria P. W. Rogers 67 Landscape Mrs. Criddle

" Tho' rich the landscape, soft and sweet the breeze, She heeds them not; the hour is past, And disappointment robs them of their charms." 68 Vessels on the Bar, at the Mouth of the Yare, Norfolk M. Cotman 69 The Blind Basket-maker A. Baruchson 70 River Scene at Henley F. W. Watts 71 View from Weston-super-Mare, in the Bristol Channel G. Holland 72 Scene on the Banks of the Orwell, Suffolk S. D. Colkett 73 The Ghost Story J. Knight 74 H.M.S. Pique, 36 guns, making sail from her anchorage C. H. Seaforth 75 The Captive Miss F. Corbeaux

" Sadly the captive o'er her flowers is bending, While her soft eye with sudden sorrow nils; They are not those that grew beneath her tending In the green valley of her native hills. There is the violet—not from the meadow

Where wandered carelessly her childish feet; There is the rose—it grew not in the shadow

Of her old home—it cannot be so sweet. What are the glittering trifles that surround her

What the rich shawl—and what the golden chain Would she could break the fetters that have hound her,

And see her household and her hills again!" L.E.L.

76 View on the Lake of Lucerne G. Crockford 77 View near Heidelberg G. Crockford 78 View on the Severn J. Pyne 79 An Old Water Mill, near Seven Oaks, Kent J.Radford 80 Portrait of Bloomsbury F. Turner 81 The Wreck Ashore J. Osgood 82 Moonlight W. Clark 83 MarienLee J. Scott 84 Prospero and Miranda adrift A. Christie

" A rotten carcass of a boat, not rigged Nor tackle, sail nor mast." Tempest.

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85 Portraits of Brigs "Chace" and "Harlequin," Petersbmg Traders, the property of Messrs. Gee and Co ./. Ward

86 Portrait of Miss Julia Royds B. A. Falkner 87 Pigeon T. Smart 88 On the Forth, near Muirhouse, Inch Keith in the distance J. Ferguson 89 Place de laPucelle, Rouen C. F. Tomkins 90 Postwick-grove, near Norwich S. D. Colkeit 91 Industry G. Evans 92 Scenery at Yealand, Lancashire, looking over Deepdale and Silverdale to the

Lake Mountains—Sunrise C. M. Aldis 93 Low Water J. Wilson 94 A Hare attacked by a Stoat S. Taylor 95 Landscape Lindsay 96 View in Dunham, Cheshire /. Holding 97 A Brig going round Start Point, in light airs G.Holland 98 A brace of Partridges and Snipe S. Taylor 99 The Chieftain's Rock, Glen Ogil M. Stanley

100 The Morning of the Duel C. Lees, R S.A. 101 View on the Medway W. Fowler 102 The Lament of Tasso H. O'Neil

" They call'd me mad—and why '1 Oh Leonora! and wilt thou not leply?"

Btkon. 103 Countryman Reading the Newspaper W. Upton 104 Otter Hunt J. Holding 105 View near Beddgellert, N.W F. W. Watts 106 A Brig Wrecked on the West Coast of Ireland G. Holland 107 Near Keswick, Cumberland W. H. Crome 108 Dutch Passage-boat crossing the Maas G. Chambers 109 The Italian Music-grinder C.Lees, R.S.A. 110 Interior of a Cattle Shed...i J. Osgood 111 Bowdon Church, Cheshire Miss E. Bent 112 Artist's Study H. O'Neil 113 Dead Hare G.Stephens 114 View on the Fife Coast, near Burntisland W. Nicholson, R.S.A. 115 Portrait of a Gentleman J. Teniswood 116 A Calm—Dutch Vessel J. Ward 117 Portrait of a Lady J- Gilbert 118 Prudhoe Castle, on the Tyne J. G. Burch 119 A Fresh Breeze R. Bridghouse 120 Lane Scene, near Ipswich, Suffolk S- Wilmot 121 Spring J. Scott



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122 View at Conway, North Wales—Evening A. Vickers 123 A Study, painted from nature C. R. Stanley 124 Aqueduct of Castiglioni, and distant View of the Point of Gaeta R. Stein 125 Cottage—Contentment < W. Kidd 126 Old Water Mill, Cheshire C.Calvert 127 View of the First Chain of the Mountains of Tyrol, as they appeared three

leagues to the south-east of Munich P. W. Rogers 128 Infant Samuel W. Bowness 129 Off Dover II. Lancaster 130 Infant Jupiter T. Ellerby 131 Marine View A. Priest 132 Sir John Falstaff F. English 133 The Interview of Edie Ochiltree with Lord Glenallen W. Upton 134 Portrait of an Infant F. English 135 Fisher Boys on the Coast of Sussex H. E.Dawe 136 H.M.S. Flora, of Dungeness, in the gale on the Morning of the 18th of Feb¬

ruary, 1807 E. Sclater 137 A View of Drachenfells, on the Rhine G.Holland 138 Empress, the property of Bold Bagshaw Robinson, Esq., of Manchester T. Wharte 139 Robert Burns A. Christie

(t Thou lingering star with lessening ray, That lov'est to greet the early mora, Again thou usherest in the day, When Mary from my soul was torn."

140 The Tinker Boy—"Love me, love my Dog" J. Zeitter 141 Composition R. Stein 142 A Coquette H. O'Neil 143 Spurn Head, with Cutter and Smuggler J. Ward 144 The Two Castles on the Rhine Miss M. Hart 145 The Routing Brig, over the Auld Water, Dumfrieshire W. J. Thomson, R.S.A. 146 The Entrance to Auster Harbour, Fifeshire, Isle of Man in the distance... J. F. Williams 147 Orleans J.W. Allen 148 Sappho E. Patten 149 Moughtre Church, Montgomeryshire C.J. Pickford 150 Blackness Castle, from Crombie Point—Morning J.F. Williams 151 Neptune and Amphitrite H. Bielfeld 152 Cattle Crossing a Stream p, W. Watts 153 Passing Shower H. J. Boddinglon 154 The Murder of David Rizzio William Allan, R.A., P.R.S.A.

"On the 9th of March, 156o,wbile the Queen was at supper in a small apartment adjoining her bed¬ room, attended by the Countess of Argyll, Bizzio, and a .few domestics, Darnley suddenly entered by a private passage, followed by Euthven, clad in complete armour, and whose ghastly and horrid looks bespoke the sickness he laboured under. Buthven drew his dagger,—and, with a furious mien and voice, commanded Eizzio to leave a place of which he was unworthy; and notwithstanding the tears and entreaties of Mary, her unhappy favourite was torn from her side, and fell a victim to the vengeance of



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his enemies, who, before they could drag him through the bedroom, despatched him with fifty-six wounds." History of Scotland.

In the front of the picture, in a dark dress, stands Ken- of Fawdownside, who levelled a pistol at the Queen. On Kerr's right is Patrick Murray, of Tibbermuir, dragging Eizzio by the cloak from the apartment, towards the door of which Morton points with his sword, while Lord Lindsay draws back the green curtain. Behind the torch-bearer is the Master of Ruthven, and near him Lord Ruthven in complete armour. George Douglas grasps the prostrate Rizzio by the arm, while the Queen is held by Lord Darnley, at whose back stands the Countess of Argyll and Mary Seaton. Behind the ladies, a soldier marks the secret passage by which the conspirators entered the Queen's apartments.

155 Mardale, Cumberland F. C. Hofland 156 Portraits of Children J. Z. Bell 157 Scene on the Banks of the Orwell, Suffolk S. D. Colkett 158 Interior of a Country Ale-house J. Parry 159 Off the Isle of Wight G. Chambers 160 The Highland Drover W. Nicholson 161 Peasants at Devotion R. Appleton 162 On the Forth, above Alloa, Stirling Castle in the distance J. R. Prentice 163 Charity T. E Her by 164 Margareta S. Bendixen

"Meine Ruh'est hin," &c --Vide Faust. 165 Solitude H. Hawkins 166 Entrance to the Pass of the Trossachs, with Ben Venue I. Perigal, jun.



SECOND ROOM.

167 View near Beddgelert M. Stanley 168 The Two Mills—Moonlight J. B. Crome 169 Huma Carta H. Johnston 170 The Ship " William Lee," East India Trader, entering the Humber, the property

of Messrs. Gee and Co., Hull J. Ward 171 Girl going to School T. Smart 172 A Fresh Breeze F. A. Durnford 173 Bingen, on the Rhine Miss Hart 174 Scene on the Norwich River—Norwich in the distance J. B. Crome 175 Portrait of a Gentleman Spindler 176 Milking Time J. Wilson, jun. 177 Scene from the "Lay of the Last Minstrel" W. P. Frith

" While thus he poured the lengthen'd tale, The minstrel's voice began to fail, 'Till slyly smiled the observant page," &c. 178 Dutch Market Boat and Scyhut C. W.Smith 179 St. Zeno Verono G. B. Moore 180 George the Third administering consolation to a Dying Gypsey, in Windsor

Forest;—Vide, "Charlotte Elizabeth Passing Thought" E. Latilla 181 Dutch Shipping J. W. Carmichael 182 Aberdovey, Wales W. R. Earl 183 Portrait F. Z. Latilla 184 View of Hastings, in Sussex R- H. Noble 185 Twin Sisters—French Peasants G. Stevens 186 Portrait of a Gentleman J. Z.Bell 187 The Watering Place T. S. Cooper 188 Spanish Advance Post H.Johnston 189 The Delayed Breakfast; or See-saw W. Riviere 190 View in Montgomeryshire E. Bell 191 Twilight—A Scene under Boxhill, near Chichester, Sussex Copley Fielding 192 A Sketch Pickering 193 A Bacchanal H. O'Neil

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194 A Landscape E. Turner 195 In the Downs T. Dove 196 Portrait of Mrs. Spurgin B. R. Faulkner 197 Hampton, Middlesex T. C. Hofland 198 A View of Henley—Sunset E. Bell 199 The Retreat of Balfour, of Burligh W. J. Thompson, R.S.A. 200 Palermo R. H. Hilditch 201 A Slave, Bearing Fruit JJ. O'Neil 202 The Ruins of Alloway Kirk, Ayrshire E. Bell 203 View in Sussex—The approach of Autumn C. R. Stanley 204 Interior of a Stable E. Childe 205 Children Angling, from Nature H. J. Boddington 206 La Grisette C.Lucy 207 The Town and Lake of Como R. H. Hilditch 208 Instruction W, Bowness 209 Rabbits J. Holding 210 A Landscape G. Vandissin 211 A Study, from Nature Mrs. Criddle 212 Glenridden, from the Slate Quarry, Ulswater M.P. Calvert 213 The Country Clergyman M. Spindler

" Near yonder copse, where once the garden smil'd, And still where many a garden flow'r grows wild; There where a few torn shrubs the place disclose, The village preacher"s modest mansion rose. A man he was to all the country dear, And passing rich with forty pounds a year, Remote from towns he ran his godly race, Nor e'er had chang'd, nor wish'd to change his place ; Unpractis'd he to fawn or seek for power, By doctrines fashion'd to the varying hour, For other aims his heart had learn'd to prize, More skill'd to raise the wretched than to rise. His house was known to all the vagrant train, He chid their wand'rings, but reliev'd their pain."

Goldsmith.

214 Derwentwater and Bassenthwaite Lake G. B. Moore 215 The Page W. Riviere 216 A Scene on Blackheath C. Josi 217 Landscape ....F. Turner 218 Part of the Abbaye St. Arnand, Rouen C. F. Tomkins 219 Portrait of a Gentleman M. Spindler 220 Itchin Ferry, near Southampton E. Hassell 221 View on the Exe W.Fowler 222 Ehrenbreitstien, from the Moselle G. Balmer 223 The Village of Rapellen and Castle of Stolzenfels, near Coblentz A. Clint 224 Scene on the Thames C. Jos% 225 Coast Scene A. Clint



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226 Landscape—Evening J. Tennant 227 The Hypocrite E. Prentis

" Ye devour widow's houses, and for a pretence make long prayer," &c. &c. St. Matthew xxiii. 14.

228 Vision of St. Anthony J. Absolon 229 Shylock and Jessica T. C. Wilson 230 The Battle of Trafalgar C. H. Seaforfh

cC The ' Santissima Trinidada,' Spanish four-decker of 136 guns, losing her main and mizen masts, by the fire of the ' Neptune' English 98-gun ship; which ship had also knocked away the main and mizen masts of the 'Bucentaure' 84 guns, Vice-Admiral ' Villeneuve,' in passing down to the ' Trinidada.' On the 'Neptune's' starboard bow is Nelson's ship ' The Victory,' with the Trench 74-gun ship ' Le Redoubtable," the English 9S-gun ship ' Teme*raire,' and the French 74 (Le Fougueux,' lying touching each other. The ship a-head of them 'hove to' is the French 84 (Le Neptune,' which kept firing at the ' Victory' and ' Tdmeraire,* until the English 74-gun ship the ' leviathan' engaged her. The ships astern of the English (Neptune,' are the e Leviathan' 74-gun ship; nest to her the ' Conqueror" 74-guns, is seen, hauled to the wind and firing into the ' Bucentaure," whose only remaining stick (the foremast) is seen in the act of falling. Beyond the (Bucentaure,' the remaining ships of the English Weather Line, the e Britannia' c The Ajax," ' The Orion,' &c. are seen coming down into action with studding sails set; whilst on the extreme right of the picture, in the foreground, the French 74-gun ship ' Le Heros' (the sternmost of the ten ships of the combined van,) is seen lowering her boats to get her head round, previously to making off with other ships under Rear-Admiral Dumanoir."

Vide James's Naval History;—Battle of Trafalgar, Oct. 21,1805, 231 Landscape and Cattle J. Wilson, jun. 232 Lighting a Match ; or, Rival Sparks W. Riviere 233 Within a Mile of Edinburgh Town W. Kidd

"Bonny Jockey, blithe and gay, Woo'd sweet Jenny making hay."

234 An Incident in Milton's Life when a Student at Cambridge Fradelle t( Occhi stelle mortals Ministri di mies mals Chinii se m'ucidete

Apperti che foreste?"

235 Near St. Albans C. Marshall 236 The Happy Contest #. Johnston 237 A Friend in Adversity E. Prentis

"How sweet is woman's love, is woman's care! When struck and shatter'd in a stormy hour We droop forlorn, and man, with stoic ah', Neglects or roughly aids; then robed in power, Then Nature's angel seeks the mourner's bower. How blest her smile that gives the soul repose How blest her voice, that, like the genial shower Pour'd on the desert, gladdens as it flows, And cheers the sinking heart, and conquers half our woes!"

Gaily,Knight. 238 Genevra (vide Lord Byron) Miss F. Corbeanx 239 Storm coming on J. Wilson 240 Lane Scene J. W. Allen 241 Scene near Antwerp—Moonlight G. Balmer 242 Scene in Windsor Forest J. Radford 243 First Ride T C. Thompson, R.H.A.

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244 Penmaen Mour, North Wales A. Clint 245 The Mask A. Elmore 246 Moonlight E. Childe 247 Lane Scene E. Childe 248 Cottage Scene—Morning J. Wilson, jun. 249 Newfoundland Puppies S. Taylor 250 The Pass at Alurglasslyn, North Wales A. Vickers 521 Coast Scene J. Tennant 252 View near Dolgelly, in North Wales T. Baker 253 The Warrior's Return J. Tenniel, jun- 254 Smuggler Looking Out HP. Parker 255 Portrait of a Gentleman W. Percy 256 The Bride T.C. Wilson 257 Rustic Bridge E. Childe 258 A Hunting Party C. Josi 259 Dead Pigeon T Smart 260 A Stiff Breeze J. Ward 261 French Peasant Girl P. W. Elen 262 Pastoral Landscape, on the Brock C. M. Aldis 263 A Scene at Cohlentz C. Runciman 264 Whitewell, on the River Hodder, near Clitheroe (engraved in Holland's British

Angler) W. Linton 265 A Customer Wanted H. Pidding 266 Interior Van Schaering 267 Portrait of Mr. John Percy W. Percy 268 Lynn Gwynnant E. S. Hoioard 269 Cattle—Evening T. Bebbington 270 Very Sweet v L C. Fell 271 Coast Scene E. Jones 272 Swiss Girl M. Spindler 273 View on the River Lesse, province of Namur C. Dean 274 Interruption W.Kidd 275 View in Strathmore, Forfarshire Miss Jane Nasmyth 276 Landscape 277 Landscape—Composition J. J. Halding 278 Christ's Agony in the Garden R. Nor bury 279 View looking East of the mouth of the River Forth, and of the Counties of

East and Mid Lothian, from the top of Arthur's Seat, near Edinburgh, comprising the Town and Bay of Musselburgh W.H. Townsend

280 Portrait of Mr. Samuel Newbery H. Towniend 281 The Gamblers T. Clater 282 Evening q. Josi



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283 Mardale, Cumbeiland T. C.Hofland 284 Boiling Oil on the Coast of Picardy P. W.Elen 285 Hungarian Shepherd Boys J. Zeitter 286 Cottages at Henley-on-Thames F. Watts 287 A Sketch, from Nature Danby 288 Scene near Invessian, Argyleshire Copley Fielding 289 Scene at Chesterton T. Baker 290 View of the Town of Glarus, Canton of Glarus W. Oliver 291 Philip Vanderdecken and the Pilot Schuften putting off from the Spanish Ship " The Nostra Senora da Monte," for the Amterdammer, the Phantom Ship

of Captain Marryatt;—Vide vol. iii. page 261 J. S. Cotman 292 Portrait of a Lady J. Scott 293 Entrance to the Humber Dock Basin J. Ward 294 Hindoo Girl watching her Lamp Miss F. Corbeaux 295 Orleans C. Marshall 296 Count Paris leaving Juliet with her Confessor—Act iv. Scene 1st J. Z. Bell 297 Dead Game—The Sly Thief G. Green 298 Ruins at Canterbury W. A. Wilson 299 View near Cheadle, Cheshire T. Marsden 300 A Dell in the Valley of Nicke-nook, Lancashire CM. Aldis 301 Study of a Calfs Head W. J. Blacklock 302 On the Ravensbourn J. Stark 303 Portrait of a Lady M. Smart, R.A. 304 Hastings G. Hilditch 305 Abbeyville E. Childe 306 Scene—Warwickshire C. Marshall 307 Portrait of a Lady E. Latilla 308 The Cavalier's Servant C. Josi 309 Morning on the Coast of Boulogne F. A. Durnford 310 Sleep W. Bowness 311 Backgammon C. Dukes



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The Fall of Troy M. Coyle " The Greeks having entered the city in the dead of the night by means of the wooden horse, they

immediately set it on fire. Phirrius, the son of Achilles, entered the long's palace, and killed old Priam at the altar of Jupiter. Vide History of Greece.

Portrait of Mr. Robberds E. Benson The Fountain of Sambuci, in the Sabine Mountains J- Inskipp The Old English Courtier J- Tenniel, jun. Dead Game W. F. Axjrton View of Derwent Water, Cumberland D. Williamson A Rescue ; An Irish Scene of common occurrence H. M'Manns, A.R.H.A.

My Pretty Page W. H. Frood Portraits W.F. Ayrton Ely Pier, Fifeshire, Earl's Ferry in the distance F. A. Durnford Scene on the River F. A. Durnford Sea View A. Priest Loch Ard, with Ben Lomond in the distance Miss J. Nasmyth Sleep H. O'Neil Hindostanee Dance, or Nautch, during the great Annual Festival at Moelali,

with the Tame Tiger of the City of Hyderabad in the Deccan, East Indies W. Havell

An Oriental Lady T. C Thompson, R.H.A. The Evening of Life late G. Watson, P.R.S.A. Forest Scene E. Smith

Upper Lake of Llanberris, N. Wales G. Green View near Keswick, Cumberland W. H. Crome Cattle—Evening E. Childe View in the Highlands i. Nasmyth Duck-shooting—Scene on the Coast of Lincolnshire G. Balmer Off the Coast of Norfolk J. Wilson The Entombment of Christ J. and G. Foggo Portrait of a Gentleman J. Mason Portrait of a Little Girl G. Green A Portrait G.Parker



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340 Queen Berengaria entreating Richard Coeur de Lion for the Life of Sir Keneth, of Scotland A. Perigal " Berengaria rushed at once to the side of Richard's couch, dropped on her knees, flung her mantle from her shoulder, shewing, as they hung down at their full length, her heautiful golden tresses : she seized upon the right hand of the king, &c. ' Send away that man—his looks kill me'.' muttered Berengaria.—' Begone, Sirrah!' said Richard. * What waitest thou for—art thou fit to look on these ladies?'—'Your highness's pleasure, touching the head,' said the man.—'Out with thee, dog!' answered Richard, ' a Christian burial.' " Tide Talisman;—Sir Walter Scott.

341 The Vale and Lakes of Keswick and Bassenthwaite W. Linton 342 View on theEsk, between Roslin and Hawthornden W. J. Thomson 343 Head of a Scotch Terrier H. Pidding 344 St. Wulfran C. F. Tomkins 345 Cattle Piece A. Mouque 346 Shrimp Catcher W. Riviere 347 Autumn—Evening J. W.Allen 348 Scene at Somerly, Suffolk—Moonlight..... J, B. Crome 349 Canal, near Leeds S. Bendixen 350 Battersea Mill, on the Banks of the Thames T. Marsden 351 Boy and Goat Mrs. Soyer 352 Portrait of a Gentleman J. S. Spencer 353 Berry—Pomeroy Castle W. Foivler 354 Richmond Hill G. Hilditch 355 Entrance to Rye Harbour Powell 356 Sunset /. W. Allen 357 Still Life G. Stevens 358 The Vale of Llantisilio, Denbighshire, N.Wales Miss H. Arnold 359 The Duet T. Clater 360 A Bottle Subject—No. 2

W.F.Ayrton 361 Cattle—Evening' Barker 362 Wood Scene, with a distant view of the River Thames, near Henley, Oxon W. Havel/ 363 The Florist W. S. Watson, R.S.A. 364 Moonlight S. D. Colkef 365 The Graces G. Patten, A.R.A. 366 View in Tyrol G. Crockford 367 : /. R. Herbert 368 View on the Lake of Geneva G. Crockford 369 Snowdon, from Capel Carig A. Vickers 370 A Bottle Subject—No. 1 W. Ayrton 371 Tintem Abbey, Monmouthshire R. Stein 372 A Wreck on Shore on the Coast of Sussex—Evening F. A. Durnford 373 The Young Ornithologist W. S. Watson. 374 Cattle crossing a Stream F. W. Watts 37-5 Peasant Girl of La. Laberre Haut, Pyrennees G. Stevens 376 Othello I. R. Herbert



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377 Part of St. Saviour's Church Southwark W. C. Smith 378 A View from Llangollen, with Castle Dinas, Bran in the distance Miss H. Arnold 379 Elevation for three Dwelling-houses R. Booth 380 View in the Harbour of Whitby, York Copley Fielding 381 Land Storm H.Hadfield 382 Portrait of a Lady ...J. Bostock 383 A View of Scarborough, from the sea Copley Fielding 384 Design for a Senate House C. Jean 385 Fingal, designed after the painting of Ossian J. T. Westall 386 Perspective View of a Design for the Catholic Church, Strangeways J. G. Irwin 387 St. John the Baptist W. N. Dunbar 388 Ruins of Togluckabad, Bengal T. C. Dibdin 389 Evening f P.Chester 390 Savoyard Miss F. Steers 391 Portrait of a Gentleman Du Vol 392 Sketch, from Nature, on the old road from Front Aberglaslyn W.Oliver 393 View at Melvern Wells Miss F. Steers 394 Wood Scene, near Esham, Surrey H. H. Hadfield 325 Friar Tuck and the Black Knight E.Corbauld 396 On the Don, at Bargourie, Aberdeenshire J. W. Allen 397 Donna Kita H. Johnston

" Perhaps she was not displeased at the quarrel of the lovers." 398 Portrait of a Gentleman "K. Bowman 399 Chateau de l'Eutchamp W. A. Lewis, jun. 400 Engraving W. Reynolds 401 Sketch from Nature, on the old road from Pont Aberglaslyn to Tanyblohct,

Wales W. Oliver 402 A View of the Temple of Jupiter Olympus, at Athens T. W. Atkinson 403 A Little Bit of Rustic Courtship H. P. Riviere 404 Design for a Chape], in the early pointed style E. Walters 405 Design for a Detached Residence—Early English J. W. Jackson 406 View of Civita Livinia, near Rome (the Citadel of ^Eneas) W.N.Dunbar



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407 Andromache viewing the Death of Hector from the Walls of Tioy Jones, R.A. 408 A Drawing of a Landscape, with Cattle Glover 409 Iron Bridge over Fairfield-street, now erecting for the Manchester and

Birmingham Railway J. W. Jackson 410 Engraving Lupton 411 Dalgenny, County of Wicklow, Ireland H. Gouldsborough 412 Winter Miss Haynes 413 A View of the South Aisle and North Transept, looking East, York Cathe¬

dral J.H. Atkinson 414 Drawing W. Keeling 415 Labouring Oxen J. Zeitter 416 Salvator Rosa Studying a Banditti Rumwell 417 Columns of the Temple of Jupiter, Tonans Rome T. W. Atkinson 418 The Friends /. Absolon 419 At the Tomb of His Father Forrister 420 The Intercepted Letter Henning 421 The Ghost Story Dodgson 422 Painted Windows, designed for the Church of All Saints, at Kingston.../. Hedgerland 423 Snowdon, from Capel Carig, Carnarvonshire W. J. 424 A Sketch painted on the spot T. C. Dibdin 425 The Magdalene W. Humphreys 426 DolbademTowei, Carnarvonshire W. J. 427 Cottages in the Old English style F. Bellhous e 428 On the River Wandle, near Merton E. Hassell 429 Spithead Robins 430 An Architectural Study in the style of the Olden Time E Hall 431 Maddonnina at Subiaco W. N. Dunbar 432 Group, from Nature Miss F. Steers 433 Passion Flower D. M'Clease 434 Lake of Como, near Domaso R.L. Gale 435 Sea Shore Henderson 436 Giant's Causeway A. Nichols 437 Cottages Tattersall 438 A View of the South Transept, Sweetheart Abbey, near Dumfries T. W. Atkinson 439 Near Boulogne H. Pidding 440 Ash Tree, at Moor Park, Surrey Miss F. Steers 441 Twilight View, at Moor Park, Surrey Miss F. Steer-* 442 New Church, Keswick, Cumberland J. IV. Jackson 443 Ruins of Sweetheart Abbey, near Dumfries .I.E. Gregan 444 Venice Pritchett 445 Sportsman Boys



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446 Dorothea Miss H. Arnold 447 Merry Wives of Windsor—Act iii. Scene 5 G. Richardson 448 The Gossips Miss F. Steers 449 Savoyard Sketch J. Absolon 450 Bust in Wax 451 A Study Miss E. E. Kendrick 452 Portrait of a Lady Miss M. Gillies 453 A Study, from the Bust of Venus Miss E. Kendrick 454 Portrait of Miss L. Hill Miss M. Gillies 455 Portrait of Miss M. Hill Miss M. Gillies 456 Portrait of her Father Miss M. Gillies 457 Portrait of Mrs. Townly Miss M. Gillies 458 Carisbrook Castle E. Hassell 459 Distant View of Ailsa Crag W. C. Smith 460 Twilight H.Hadfield 461 Ruined Serai and Mosque, at Monea T. C.Dibdin 462 Duncow Mill, near Dumfries E. Bellhouse 463 Dunran, with Bray Head H. Gouldsborough 464 Painted Window J. P. Hedgerland 465 Coast Scene Williamson 466 Goats at Paddington J. Zeitter 467 Design for Christ Church Daily Schools, Hope-street, Salford J.Jackson 468 View of Middleton Church J. Ramwell 469 A Ruined Mosque T. C.Dibdin 470 A Drawing .' Henning 471 Pencil Landscape A. F. Tait 472 Sketch of an Italian Villa E. Walters 473 A Pencil Drawing Carter 474 Bolton Abbey T. C: Dibdin 475 Ruined Interior T. C. Dibdin 476 Promotheus W. N. Dunbar 477 Chateau de Meillanen, Berry, France H. Wilson 478 Domestic Portraits Miss F. Steers 479 A Visit to the Cellar A. B. Forrister 480 A View on the Paddington Canal H. Pidding 481 View at Matlock, from the road W. C. Smith 482 Interior J. W.Fraser 483 Interior J. W. Fraser 484 Bust of a Lady H. Cardwell 485 Bust of the Rev. Dr. Muir, St. Stephen's Church, Edinburgh J. Steel 486 Wolf and Game Contributed by T. W.Atkinson



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487 Bust of Lord Stanley • Moore 488 Bust of the lateT. Henshaw, Esq ....//. Cardwell 489 Bust of Lord Morpeth Moore 490 Bust of a Lady 491 Bust of John Moss, Esq H. Cardivell 492 Eve entreating forgiveness at the feet of Adam H. Rossi

" He added not, and from her turn'd; but Eve Not so repuls'd, with tears that ceas'd not flowing, And tresses all disorder'd, at his feet Fell humble, and embracing them, besought His peace."

Milton's Paradise Lost, Book x. 493 Heroism of James Fitz-James H. Rossi

" Come one, come all, this rock shall fly, Prom its firm base as soon as I.''

Sir "Walter Scott's Lady of the Lake.



LIST OF EXHIBITOES,

WITH THEIR PLACES OF RESIDENCE.

Absolon J., 32, Jermyn street, St. James's, London, 228, 418, 449. Aldis C. M., 22, Conduit-street, Bond-street, London, 92, 262, 300. Allan W., R.A., 8, Scotland-street, Edinburgh, 154. Allen J. W., 23, Leicester-square, London, 147, 240, 347, 356, 396. Appleton R., 43, London-road, Manchester, 161. Arnold Miss Hariett, 151, Albany-street, Regent's-park, London, 358, 378, 446. Ashton W., Stockport, 36. Aspland Mrs. Lindsey, Upper Parliament-street, Liverpool, 95. Atkinson J. W., 5, Oxford-street, Manchester, 402, 413, 486. Atkinson T. W., 5, Oxford-street, Manchester, 417, 438. Ayrton W. F., 22, Nelson-street, Gt George's-square, Liverpool, 316, 320, 360, 370. Baker T., 10, Hamilton-terrace, Leamington, 5, 28, 252, 289. Bally W., 54, King-street, Manchester, Balmor G., 26, Polygon, Clarendon-square, London, 222, 241, 334. Barker H., King-street, Manchester, 361. Baruchson Mrs., Grecian-terrace, Everton, 69. Bebhington Y., 4, Leaf-place, Hulme, 269. Bell E., 8, Paradise-terrace, Islington, 190, 198, 202. Bell J. Z., Royal Institution, Manchester, 156, 186, 296. Bellhouse E. J., Grosvenor-square, London, 2, 426. Bellhouse T. J., Grosvenor-square, London, 427. Benson E., 10, Granby-row, Manchester, 313. Bendixen S., 42, Rathbone-place, London, 27, 164, 349. Bent Miss E., Stretford, 111. BielfieldH., 13, Rathbone-place, Oxford-street, London, 151. Birch J. G., 3, Manor-street, Ardwick, 118. Blacklock W. J., 81, Upper Seymour-street, Euston-square, 301. Boddington H. J., 1, Acton-street, Gray's-Inn-lane, London, 153, 205. Booth R., Newton-heath, 379. Bostock J., 30, Henrietta-street, Brunswick-square, London, and 31, Princess-street, Manchester, 382. Bowman R., Rosamond-place, Manchester, 398. Bowness W., 212, Regent-street, London, 128, 208, 310. Bridgehouse R., 14, Dean-street, Manchester, 119. Brodish, P. L., Windsor-place, Salford, Brown J Oxford-road, Manchester, 51. Calvert Charles, 19, Dickenson-street, St. Peter's, Manchester, 61, 64, 126. Calvert M. P., Oldham-street, Manchester, 212. Cardwell H., 71, King-street, Manchester, and 38, Edward-street, Hampstead-road, London, 48-1, -188,491. Carmichael J. W., Grainger-street, Newcastle, 33, 181. Carter J., Manchester, 473. Chambers G., 7, Percy-street, Rathbone-place, London, 108, 159. Chester F., 83, Fountain-street, Manchester, 389.



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Childe E., London, 10, 204, 246, 247, 257, 305, 332. Chiverton B., 72, Pratt-street, Camden-town, London, Christie A., 20, Youth-street, Edinburgh, 84, 139. Clarke W., London, 82. Clater T., Whitehead's-grove, Chelsea, 281, 359. Clint A., 42, Robert-street, Hampstead-road, London, 223, 225, 244. Colkett S. D., Tombland, Norwich, 72, 90, 157, 364. Cooper T. S., 16, Wellington-terrace, St. John's-road, London, 187. Corbauld E., 325. Cotman J. S., 42, Hunter-street, Brunswick-square, London, 291. Cotman M. E., 42, Hunter-street, Brunswick-square, London, 68. Corbeaux Miss F., 59, Upper Norton-street, Portland-place, London, 75, 238, 294. Coyle M., 102, London-road, Manchester, 312. Criddle Mrs., 4, Kemboltom-place, Brompton, 67, 211. Crome W. H., 3, Dudley-street, Liverpool, 107, 331. Crome J. B, Great Yaimouth, 168, 174, 348. Crockford G., 11, Compton-street, East Brunswick-square, London, 76, 77, 366, 368. Danby—, 287. Dawe H. E., 12, Bartholomew-place, Kentish-town, 135. Deane C, 8, Blandford-place, Regent's-park, London, 13, 24, 273. Dibdin T. C, 2, Radcliffe-teirace, Goswell-road, London, 388, 424, 461, 468, 474, 475. Dodgson —, 421. Dolau P., 2, James-street, St. James' Church, Manchester, Dove T., Dunam-street, Liverpool, 195. Dukes C, 1, Leadenhall-street, London, 311. Dunbar W N., 18, Howland-street, Fitzroy-square, London, 387, 406, 431, 476. Durnford F. A., 17, Palace New-road, London, 172, 309, 321, 322, 372. Du Val, 391. Earl W. R., Shooter's-hill, Kent, 12, 182. Elen P. W., 43, Robert-street, Hampstead, London, 261, 284. EllerbyT., Graiuger-street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 130, 263. Elmore A. W., 7, Cleveland-street, Fitzroy-square, London, 245. English F., 18, Stocks street, Cheetham, 132, 134. Evans G., 5, St. John's-street, Deansgate, Manchester, 46, 91. Faulkner B. R., 23, Newman-street, London, 86, 196. Fell J. C, Bury, Lancashire, 270. Ferguson J., 8, Duke-street, Edinburgh, 20, 63, 88. Fielding Copley, Brighton, and 26, Newman-street, London, 191, 288, 380, 383. Foggo G. and J., 15, New-street, Dorset-square, London, 42, 336. Forrester—, 419, 479. Fowler W., 49, Portland-street, London, 48, 101, 22], 353. Fradelle —, 50, Upper Mary-le-bone-street, Portland-place, London, 234. FraserJ.W., Hon., 482, 483. Frith W. P., 11, Osnaburgh-street, Regent's-park, London, 177. Frood W. H., Manor-street, Bolton, 56, 319. Gale R. L., 74, Newman-street, London, 434. Gilbert J., 27, Berners-street, Oxford-street, London, 32, 62, 117. Gillies Miss M., 31, Upper Montague-street, Montague-square, London, 452, 454, 455, 456, 457. Glover —, 408.

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Gouldsborough H., Manchester, 411, 463. Green G., 69, Newman-street, London, and 130, Waterloo-place, Oxford-road, Manchester, 297, 330, 338 Gregan J. E., 35, Burlington-street, London, 443. Halding J., 277. Hart Miss M., 144, 173. Hadfield H., 45, Clifford-street, Oxford-road, Manchester, 381, 394, 460. Hall E., 4, Woodland-terrace, Broughton, 430. Hassell E., 29, Alfred-street, Bedford-square, London, 220, 428, 458. Havell W., 24, Montague-street, Portman-square, London, 326, 362. Hawkins H., London, 165. Hayes G., 98, Long Millgate, Manchester, 14. Hedgerland J. P., 2, Grove-place, Lisson-grove, London, 422, 464. Herbert J., 367, 376. Hilditch R. H.. 13, Ludgate-hill, London, 200, 207. Hilditch G., 13, Ludgate-hill, London, 41, 304, 354. Holland T. C, Bradmore-house, Hammersmith, 155, 197, 283. Holding J,, 32, Princess-street, Manchester, 96, 104, 120, 209, 277. Holland G., 2, Mornington-place, London, 71, 97, 106, 137. Howard, E. S., Pitsmoor, near Sheffield, 9, 268. HugginsW. J., Marine Painter to His Late Majesty William IT., 105, Leadenhall-street, London, 1. Humphrys W., 4, Grove Terrace, St. John's Wood, London, 425. Jackson J. W.. 24, Islington-street, Salford, 405, 409, 442. Jackson J., 15, Chapel Walks, Manchester, 467. Jayne C, 2, Cross-street, Manchester, 384. J. W., Honorary, Manchester, 423, 426. Inskipp J., 80, Newman-street, Oxford-street, London, 314. Johnston A., 22, George-street, New-road, London, 17, 236. Johnston H., Howland-street, Fitzroy-square, London, 169, 188, 397. Jones E., 17, New-street, Dorset-square, London, 49, 271; Jones —., R.A., 407. JosiC, 27, Castle-street, Leicester-square, London, 216, 224, 258, 282, 308. Irwin J. G., 83, Fountain-street, Manchester, 386. Kendrick Miss E., 4, Duchess-street. Portland-place, London, 451, 453. Kidd W., 22, George-street, New-road, London, 125, 233, 274. Knight J., London, 73. Lancaster H., 140, Grove-street, Camden Town, London, 25, 129. Lander R. S., 35, Upper Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, London, 37. Lander J. E., 24, Fetter's-row, Edinburgh, 58. Latilla E., London, 23, 180, 307. Latilla F. Z., London, 183. Lees C., R.S.A., 15, Charlotte-street, Edinburgh, 100, 109. Lewis W. A., jun., 35, George-street, Manchester, 399. Linton W., 7, Lodge-place, Regent's-park, London, 264, 341. Lucy C, 75, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, London, 206. Lupton Thomas, London, 410. M'Clease D., A.R.A., 433. M'Manus H, A.R.H.A., 11, Old Gloucester-terrace, Old Brompton, 318. Marsden T., 25, Upper Byrom-street, Manchester, 299, 350. Marshall C, 62, Upper Stamford-Btreet, Waterloo-road, London, 235, 295 306,.



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Mason P., 43, King-street, Manchester, 337.

Meriaday R. J., Moore G. B., 22, Howland-street, Fitzroy-square, London, 179, 214. Moore —, 487, 489 Mouque A., 10, Wellington-terrace, 345. Nasmyth Miss J., 47, York-place, Edinburgh, 275, 324. Nasmyth A., 47, York-place, Edinburgh, 333. Nicholson W., R.S.A., 29, Castle street, Edinburgh, 114, 160. Noble R. H., Manchester, 184. Norbury R., Macclesfield, 278. Oliver W., 41, Howland-street, Fitzroy-square, London, 290, 392, 401. O'Neil H, London, 4, 19, 102, 112, 142, 193, 201, 325. Osgood J., 14, Speenhamland, Berks, 81, 110. Parker G., 7, Woollam-place, Liverpool-road, 339. Parker H. P., 28, New Castle-street, Strand, London, and Newcastle, on Tyne, 254. Parry J., 5, Grove-street, Manchester, 158. Patten G., A.R.A., 59, Berner's-street, Oxford-street, London, 148, 365. Perigal A., 21, Hill-street, Edinburgh, 340. Perigal A., jun., 21, Hill-street, Edinburgh, 29, 166. Percy W., 1, Bond-street, Manchester, 255, 267. Pickford C. J., Ivy-cottage, Fallowfield-row, 149. Pickering —, London, 192. Pidding II., 2, Osnaburgh-street, Regent's-park, London, 265, 343, 439, 480. Phillips G. F., 25, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, London, 55. Powell —, 355. Prentice J. R., 34, Gillmore-place, Edinburgh, 2, 162. Prentis E., 9, Hornton-street, Kensington, 227, 237. Priest A., 34, Pembroke-square, Kensington, 131, 323. Pyne J., London, 78. Radford J., 31, London-street, Fitzroy-square, London, 79, 242. Rumwell J., Portland-street Mill, Manchester, 416, 467. Reynolds W., 400. Richardson G., Rosamond-street, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, 447. Riviere H. P., 50, London-street, Fitzroy-square, London, 403. Riviere W., 12, Bath-place, New-road, London, 189, 215, 232, 346. Rogers P. W., 40, Upper Marylebone-street, London, 66, 127. Rossi H., 49, Upper Manor-street, Chelsea, 492, 493. Royle E., 47, King-street, Manchester, 8. Rudfoid J., 31, London-street, Fitzroy-square, London, Runciman C, 5, Cfxford-terrace, Edgeware-road, London, 26, 263. Sclater E., 191, Snargate-street, Dover, 136, Scott J. R., 24, Castle-street, Edinburgh, 15. Scott J., 81, George-street, Edinburgh, 21, 59, 83, 121, 292. Seaforth C. H., 24, Percy-street, Bedford-square, London, 53, 74, 230. Smart T., 8, Howland-street, Fitzroy.square, London, 3, 87, 171, 259. Smart M., (R.A.) London, 65, 303. i Smith E., Mr. T. Webb's, Widemarsh-street, Hereford, 30, 329. Smith C. W., 5, Terrace, Gray's Inn-lane, London, 178. Smith W. C, 21, Marlborough-place, Old Kent-road, London, 377, 459, 481.



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Soyer Mrs., 33, Marylebone-street, Piccadilly, London, 351. Spindler M., 2, St. Ann's-place, Manchester, 175, 213, 219, 272. Spencer J. S., 4, Foley-streer, Portland-place, London, 352. Stanley M., 41, Castle-street, Edinburgh, 31, 99, 167. Stanley C. R., 25, Maddox-street, Hanover-square, London, 44, 123, 203. Stark J., 14, Beaufort-street, Chelsea, 302. Steers Miss F., Leicester-square, London, 390, 393, 432, 440, 441, 448, 478. Stevens G., 64, Arlington-street, Camden-town, London, 22, 113, 185, 357, 375. Steel J., Royal Scottish Academy, 485. Stein R., 4, York-place, Edinburgh, 45, 124, 141, 371. Tattersall —, 434. Tait A. F., Manchester, 471. Taylor S., 1, Goulder-terrace, Islington, London, 94, 98, 249. TeniswoodJ., Collegiate Church-yard, Manchester, 115. Tennant J., Bexley Heath, Kent, 226, 251. Tenniel J., Jun., 22, Gloucester-place, New-road, London, 253, 315. Thompson T. C, R.H.A., 76, Welbeck-street, Cavendish-square, London, 11, 243, 327 Thomson W. J., R.S.A., Royal Scottish Academy, 40, 145, 199, 342. Thorpe J., 25, Charles-street, Middlesex Hospital, London, 60. Tomkins C. F., Walcot-terrace, Lambeth, London, 7, 39, 89, 218, 344. Townsend H., Brown-street, Manchester, 280. Townsend J. P. H 3, Greenside-place, Edinburgh, 34, 35 47, 279, Turner H., 23, Market-place, Manchester, 50, 80. Turner F. C, 91, Newman-street, Oxford-street, London, 194, 217. Upton W., Frodsham, and 4, Gaythom-street, Manchester, 16, 103, 133. VickersA., 7, Islington-green, London, 122, 250, 369. Vandessen G., Manchester, 52, 210. Van Schaering —, 266. Walters E., 90, Fountain-street, Manchester, 404, 472. Ward J., 23, North-street, Hull, 6, 43, 85, 116, 143, 170, 260, 293. Watts F. W., 1, Haverstock-terrace, Hampstead-road, 38, .70, 105, 152, 286, 374. Watson W. S., R.S.A., 10, Forth-street, Edinburgh, 363, 373. Watson late G., P.R.S.A., 10, Forth-street, Edinburgh, 328. Westall J. T., 385. Whaite T., 24, Thomas-street, Manchester, 138. Williams J. F., 121, Princes-street, Edinburgh, 146, 150. Williamson D., Liverpool, 317, 465. Wilmot S., Liverpool, 120. Wilson J., 83, Pratt-street, Camden-town, London, 18, 57, 93, 239, 335. Wilson J., jun., 83, Pratt-street, Cambden-town, London, 176, 231, 248. Wilson W. A., 11, Upper Marylebone-street, Portland-street, 298. Wilson T. C, 5, Hallewell, 229, 256. Wilson H., 20, Upper Notting-hill-place, Bayswater, 477. Zeitter J., 32, Edward-street, Hampstead-road, 54, 140, 285, 415, 466.

J. HAXWARD, MARKET-PLACE, MANCHESTER.



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