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In the warer-colour rou-n good work is tu be seen, but the bast are Napier Hemy's "Oporto," already mentioned, and Alfred Esv's "Lee Manor Lane." Conway Marsh, with "The 3rd Lancashire Vol-unter' in Camp," shows a lovely bit of Se and "After the Day's Work" (plough horses returning home), by Samuel Towers, is very clever, as are also" By the Edye of the Cornfield" (Willion fleck), When little ones. grow weary Iron A. Smith) and © Their Morning th" (A. M. Rossi).
In the Lecture Room which is devoted to sculpt, the great attraction is the Marble Tomb of the Into Lord Leighton itis a magnificent structure, the work of Thomas Brock, R. A. The late President lies on the touth in-an attitude of repose; at either end is @ figure—one represents Painting, the other Seulpture, and the last named holds in one hand a replica of Lord Leighton's well-known statuette, "The Sluzgard." The Into Professor Huxley's atue, by Mr. Onslow Ford, is to be scon in the Central Tall and outside, in the zo one of the Into by the same sculptor. aller works, quite the George Frampton's, mixture" of ivory and green Te with jewels introduced where ornaments are reynired.
T was not certain of the sw Dooked her my encyclopedia when Exot home and T find she was a Libyan Queen who murdered children. according to Frampton, she was very beautiful and very cold and inscrutable,
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