The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-10 00:00:00

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Ti UNDER TEE 4, Port land-pease, Rut., f Blousee er, whetter, of Air!- 1 before the cowry trt).eight pbereate oteeekne. The alter service of the ree were leoreeded appeared that co .I test tin nat.!), 'Teter of phi...mats lib., penes who led ae., sad ba bad wheel he had hes aim' 10. ecle.mteeged to •i ie: WO. os ironed • iestieeme *to hod Sir LAD IS w . LI•••d• four, s• ;muml h• melt Wed, •tratee, tsoinver, or tt the npi of like await; scumstoimal the petty bed tom trittkattos b. made tromp% maw. tali /1.- r Ye ma wig= swim. mid ea ..•••• owe, peifinso Ns mole fd Ss wino INN el Wile& *Plmis sTsime. Web. wed *me dander M. a the it1ri2,4.0. =EEC W is saTisasellarria •▪ immegsvo i g him Imam Asir me ow row , id Ms siva . • IsOr *wiry bpi • us sapwl r_ 7 7b. 'Teemed deigned qrsisup: ro w lima M. At ft Aiwoore S pint 01. I la two? kr►lto =tad • to MA It rot m to por A. 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BlinNo Im l4 am Win • Tio the liarrefel— ilowymar—Dlnsire etc:.l= Daft Mite 061d6wili— tionesio—lbe Carmargies _ _ w. ?waft WI. Ilmod. BENSON'S WATCHES.-" Ths (maims of his LI — IMMIAMOni be abed rand too anas."—Maiviag affords's. "Mr whir Ire siat mpan lbw d seer MIA& msg. end Orse_slamps fer "sessmialse iiiiwarime mosso is O. wars Iseiseili. Womb= trona I lon s t Isereased, imilans gaaw bp say pen of se Wales, =.7.614 s p •S• remlimovesantastatrrad DO. " nUR OWN CORRESPONDENT wer k Multi " asp Nur sessirm. muiso of TM m ben bp ame peemin lOrbs. Tiger l 4 0014PAJIT gellialopl al Ws. sol Wm el Irk at MU pa ft, le ohs liem ses• .i . rillyees Oa Hi Ilikhwistrie. W 11172 sated BOUND TEETH an set asly boamme r morms a irr WS ad iraMi be lis Wood l•Ma "..lissk = asigi rrE le la sM laai lle ow re :11 = 6. (=nc leall• r i OEM MOO ......V. &ZOO/ " a. ROW LAND ore& ea Ms mwairma dame alleal as ma boa. by Wow aid lo limbo laUlts ~. , . ..r.s . ......j u u reszib . T ...i r g art=l . 9 .I*. 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The she edelmooled Melees eiretepeohnee of owe thee ewe thenowd Wen ellenowd to H. here d Tiefelper, to well es hit 4 weiteleing Indeltiere =polileholl t 0... to lady Modem Lel 211 de oneureedeme (pled* sod ef lova end allbstry am sod sailistos,.. sl a e =is reply, and .s PM jeersele, ol Skold ldet *deed eelopetttioa w eehooked dews he to Dr. Ler 229 to 286 woo hods of he lead elbeginate dieseeter to Lady Hendee& and were dimly Cret prime varyies froas 4 la he ale r iti m eter. O g emealool of • lame amber of deseweete die Pm& Meweadea, ted we kosebal dews he AIL tionewasei semi Wlitt papers sod et is edelented Ohl W lek. hr fres*peldeoll , ee of N 0.41 ef hie iliesee periodical do Nerd heeled TOL The Dyer oneeptiedinat of ohne ea. beedred Metre whim to dewy Die; U. • iiteet if owedshow had Qom Awe to L. thescisey WNW wee did to Mr. fletheray kr 31.4.. A later efAthabary, Nam of Rochrier, ego deed is de Teeter. to the Iket e l Chard, Molted N. Ga. • ode et Pooh Beene LA of R Anent to 8a Word doserey, add he W. 144. The nee lido d Cher. Whim Da e t Deohlegeoe wee sell do 111. 11.. LEM Byrce to 3. W. Ceder, V. h. Aratlia of the mile peel, 71 U. ardeden the pow, SI. Ma. dem MAO& io - Dentry Delo of flevosotek, MIL Klit. Viands, theetrodee (he gene), M. lbw* dehmeto. Brom teedrel o NIL Taal LAM M&.ILWAT duly elleeded daft of railway eaten rale* Mai het pie et do ete Tams co Ocherdsp fler the par r. of Medway Boweehnt Isreatka," for de do lad sinewitooe Mario sof widows at elletep ged& idle. G.eddid, end eidelood=WY ed the iode of de p Q. erneed pr Tip Plowegnot d mend the lraltadethe, the abet wow stradis M eighlii a mist. hr re ter pot of Ile odors sod es dedelseade of Si 4E6=4 me dime el relloey eloodelet ti dionlis lh a v: eeddeemego and moppet May d r lobe ihs Wks, onto% TIN el who bow eldo le • Dr. D. Ildshigo deestoref Won , otended the weehdise. whet& we dedid aid. dealer 4 is le R itl Mr. Cook sod other gieleme oh ; sod mbar rioolaticon hr hider due et he iedtailio hedge hen adept* leer ppereMeoe, ter thinhe to the eloinos. enrolment. Mt. George Hitches, the editor of the ifewspoldr• 060 046 4. 01111Ard Wireseir, tookely het weak " qpi 73. A 1111110- FINE ARM IMBIBITION OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY. (TRIM NOT 101.) Mares. Stanfield and Roberts have So therongfily olablidied their held aro the public mind by the ancesselve *Wadies of highly important works for • keg eines of slime that corismity is imearally excited with every fresh Maki* to bow who they have ooatributed. Beene coneledtag our moot* upon the remaining figure subjects, or narking the Underarms in detail, we hoots se (peaty this ceriselty. From see* ammelatioa ia the suss bona of art, their room are seedy always liked together, though their *twee only ressolde sot ether * facility et asselks and oreorshosionses. This year they both etoirlbete Nord meets, boa meth* et each ompierens Islinest es we Lou boa asenstamed to upset; sod we comet tiring away trees Um any now toreeskos. Their well-known merits are *la* ; bat then Duodenal elskote, we moat honestly add, see abs onoolly appoint Mr. Staafield's are, from a oesbnly lasesosse d holithes, sum to pia in retard diet, and an ablegothar eingsalied in *air eaprerion of modem sod undessenes ; bed Ids skies are rather tee doloady aoe pond fir allot, semi M awns to be wiring be recipe la tiedr inimotenons purple greys, sends they see into the lealkholows. Ryan the aside ykenre, " The Femmes of avert" (lel), with It. bmet et Itglit mad retirlag sinwm,wW, en Skink beer oat our nemeerke; thrsitt 11 1 sale ellestes awl anoldeg the mit has weer preinced, sod thong! se the erne lino we *Meg* giant thee primp so oho Beglidi WWI said eyed Is doe Mee of *sift aid sew attar coopleasee desegb ales, power. Ths tetra et eavens ea the ocorkes betwesa his sad Gore, bodies the beauty of its sitnatian, hes istereedat mosolekres. It epee the birth-place of Creeks% eke ems mar if the meet admired hall= lyric route el the aureserati calory, sod who Wieland the Pinder* ode We maw Is poetry. The fairses stands ea lbw , asset* the Riviera di Penni% end is Imhof, es we see ken the pitman, by the Nowery esesolta of the Lipid= newnessa la the ilenterenad a ausiber et sa&es am pasking aff • boat through the teadellag brokers to joie a owl that to shading towards the shoe. Tic " Holland' Dip--Ws making" (491) has its Set ialatersedag coed seisemed by lie hontifel teed of Ay* alone and woos. The Omits of Lelia " (349) is ea average specimen el the painue—net very suggesthre, perhaps, of the serthating Ceres and the werrounding Nespolitee sparkling sea-share. More medal sad noticeable is the quaint bit of "OM Reamed" (18), at the entrance to the ehemnel between lb. Tani Island end the oda. The old lorboer he a .spiry rendyorith its crazy tuableilown jetty, the ill-flitteg bled* ink, weethir-wont timbers, dilapidated lead* teddies, awl pdoldme craning apparatus ; sad with the clumsy bests, soljeikilehermen, sad prim church in the Watson. Mr. illeolhildlse Mr. Cooke, curiosity .sough appears to be shoios of subject between the lovely singe ef Mel* met and the dulness of Dutch fog. bank. Mr. Pabst, hr two church interiors, in which the sishenne decoreckeui are swept in with an indicative heap vita seams an aserniahing impression of accuracy be alai whoa the liming simplicity of the mesas is takes l ie hie iindlheolkib—or rather when we remember that this seasidontlea is not enowulined till we reflect and azandas Ole net hag shown in the concealment of mss)—but whish, earpriig am is the remit, nevertheless searody meddle the resat demand for minute imitative realisation, Tic bet it, aTY High Altar of the Church of San Olemosd • Pads at /fades" (14), se full of sepulchral ' oniserlds to the Iliastrious deported Doges. The repose pow to smelt an laterite *somewhat marred by the presence apas etoviatheol and attitudinising Sgarie Mr. Roberta so togundy latrodnose. The other is the sumptuous Warier el the very ancient " Bodice of San Lamm" OR% wields the walls of Rome on the road to 'lima The view embreoes—locidag of course. to- Wilt& tit Beet—the whole of the Owls or tribune of Pelagine 11., with its inegedtkoet odes* d geveransini, kiss* sod oar swim* ineserereleil raeiy Ile Oaring yid lad abeam al Maeda deemed= and Orr Atezaa elms Meade pamossat, end Ile condle-Dart high alter sod serf& bableaddno, under which are add to be Mewed the lobo *the martyrs St. Lawrence sad St. Stephen, se the body of St. Peter Is prommed to be ender that of St. Peter's. The rather impure coloaring of these platys. is not Bois flactory, espedally whoa the Uttar is compared to its gorgeous eeQ4eO; art we mast lay will more stns upon this remark entimenie to the two views in Venice by Mr. Roberta— " Sea Giorgio Maggiore" (366), taken from the steps of the Dorm di Mem sad "The Ducal Palace" (05), from the Grand Oa 1 , with the Leeca on one hand and the Salute on W other. itetrinting to the Sore subject, remaining to be noticed, we have the pleasure le nest, in No. 204, the best picture we have yet meat Mr. Moth preened Mr. Freak ease he. long duos dim aramed the thatiog more drawing-roos joys sad eareww, and leaks Wed to the healthier steampliero of the MEOW Frail err afar Boulogne, or Portal, or Calais. Theeph arm seademmed, he has been of late mom piquant, ad, think creaddeg of gentility, he he been we gloteesegau At het nearly all his remaining seallmet bee has aterged la modes, and nearly all his pretests. trios- Ihniesi Mb dr orb, and natural Impression. He has like win beressed the umber of him figures and extended hie sympathise me well as hie mamas. We are not this year mini to stebre• • dupery "Bonjour" with • sward of *squelch seatolates, bet we era placed ma it win oak, to weak with commemorate( intermit the (add approberion of the Imre portion of a poor fisherman', family at the attheraval el • Weft boat with the rat of the look after • lempeolueme night of the Pas de Cars. All boa an bed ado took to malty, aid the anxiety of those who have Tr baud sad of reimillves sod Moeda who have itelleeted on the teach for the shame host, es well es their sympathy with the probably bereaved frilly, ers very barely esproomed end eppropeately abraded arras the various groups through various &oda of intuit*. The interest is, however, armed and brought to • her la the gerkerto sword of • line tall handmaid young wawa who steads fewest, like a harem ready at • moment to coat sway her dm Ole, look tag to ea @gamy of dread tor her bet lover der the vacant drinsa.3 Deepen 10, however, already written is Dr marble panes acrd had &go, wed la the stony rigidity with yid& she eighteen& the Whew of the cruel wind. Bars her, la the omparatire !shared' of the Laos, we or ahead deers la unacendel suitor, who even at this Inateent emest i le the morrow thought that her sorrow may ems they pine Me joy, sod that he may head Me hope spat Y dap& : hot logo it r awe doe nest WY sad aneellth of geoelene. Two other were have libidos mad to doubt es bapa One d these is • raw mother with her mew sided bethen, who wOl ray esegrehend bag years hates ho gerwel leas. The widen is probably the vide of the perm of the akin beet, esti all her airport was repel Ikea the glen Lib of that tremberous me. Ps de laid the ter to zeds Wary, helpier end heed lens, - pemalysed with plot; at her side bar aged warm hr Wm as hr keen to payer kw the restreliss d the dent, or for reelpedu to bar their he.. Mr then is ineihr win mast kw by ham hashears Morn but re issiens lirr)ey in • ink at reds respeeden et the eared who. Dead Isswere, still Own In the ands of • Om, sat es e werire-wen sloth pinker a pun ass, wed a obrkbeseneye, imagines he ire Adored • NNO on the brerisee, end eagerly directs the snrah of an eider arrre, wimp t's'ar through his telseern with elealabg eye, the perks of spew ported to. Beaker strdse brew with Ids head te pee stuffily ht the ern direetied A word she NM sane to cling to the Me of lie peek eel* et de ship row, se is impend by hr ands* sperienig lie cart and most expand of the even. lid Wks& Odin ere Yes lasseadiday sloshed by the pied durenty of the platipl prep, sad no thud= jadlinudyind drenedseily Nakedneed 'Wenn to the tin riertanradage hat whisk the stsendagbeetnut haul up the dimly hewn; berolespd need girls trudge hinessards ; and nor, me delft id up the rasp pod while sales the AI; whin et to murk apples • nurber et dilepre with It, def, who be/ deny ewes& Is beer the aeon Mr. am bee paired me wed en teaching sal &dot in nrinkg, ne indbelsd red aresel, se tram le radon whil end van red enallsenet, sr r would red einertypided. Id mast set less thle append', et skerselled the row esdnery prone .nerd In the sisedyndissel endhisse depilate by the mini ma et Mr. had Senn It Yin Odd w der (401). • ned-sied warier he elledid Ina la hose end Wend la arms, to rpm en the wad web ad emir de shadow al • sturdy ask. Fran dead did eddy, re we to eadnoted that de ell LONDON, MONDAY W/BNINO, MAY 10, 1868. Weld him returned ba Ma maim place after $ kosiliaki. owl $ piloshog thank 1•••••okao waxer is rahoirLlis by Um approach of two &Um, who ham ems tkollikaa Inquiringly from the riller clogs b 7, sad Mr, belt esedlls. torUy, half pitifully, the stem but wing old ma sem re freshing fruit. ika the work of a youth of roveafase.la l• eopeelally remarkable. Mr. Feed, like Mr. Frank Stone, inclines rather more to the sentimental than the emotional ; and when be sikeepte the humorous, es in " Listeners ne'er haw gads o' eels" (272), the delioacy and finish of his emenikm is apt to hinder. as in the cam of Mr. Frith, the mallmtiea of much rough vigour, breadth, or depth. This artist has this year greatly improved in colour, but neither the Wad ear the eye is carried far beneath the polish sad mend of the walace, which with all the picture's other great sad mark in this resembles mosaic, that however minute sad elaborate the imitation, and however well Awed sapsellelally, you cannot get through the °pique oosionds. In het, in looking at this picture you want it "smudged" parts. The conception is very near the poet's, and yet It wants the impulaivenem and spontanedty of Beneath**. balled, and lecke a little of Its carder inceogruity and /ap hasia &gib. The drollery of the story canasta is ea eid lever brtagiar a sheep primal tea buxom lassie and ova , bearing hat Eakin Asa of be, entiquated name, sad " tti ghat" over a ierfsig 4001111 which ha bee met to pima the way for his AO, with ea alsogesber Meat liver—e jelly, gallysibesesil pewit Ismer. The eoesradiel eswilereldewe epparatip imbed ap. wick the awathwol sheeealtelatle cad saved. The ail Imo. Air deer, with his benhitten nose, bet otherwise pale end spectral, strode oholdng with legs and below as he mama the cheap shawl be hoe bought es • reser into his " world to. wide mincer His nark fag areal_ 1 shier to peinfal to raise a mils, bat the " else," beephing, cruel err of his woe, and her lover emir inert bar wit/isnot agrantleg femilierity—cedwho,bing at • jovial dispesifice, protebly publish nobles errs his *wen connutione—are very humorous. Whet • ins rear, ateo, is the dater, who is evidently levsnring may nibble with the greatest rehab ; and even the eil aionsr's bee is puckered with a smile while she doer greater sad more becoming gravity. The ladylike "Ayrshire Lars" (498), seated barefooted by • burn, and the equally bonnie but over-reined lassie returning her market, and receiving " The Webers Home" (461) hum bar piping blackbird and little frisking terrier gnawing at the triage if bar plaid, art two of the figures, conventional in character bat axquiree in exemetion, by whirl the artist is so well known through lagraviais. The " sunbeam " however an Mr. Pad's mereripiece—full of poetry and beauty. Mr. Webster is se charmingly natural, unaffected, and truthful in expression la all his delightful contributions as ever. His execution is very choice and finished, but in colour he is bruming rather too negative, and too'clayey in tans. What in scenpasitka and the delicately discriminated and varied ezreesiss ef the different members of a family or, however, seiner this artist's "Sunday Evening" (119)? —from the gravity of the honest oottagar about:to read the evening lassos ia the old family bible to the bright, Laughing face of his refractory youngest daughter, who continues, notwithstanding her mother's look of serious admonition, her little prattle, to the ill-concealed amusement of her grand father and mother—for the red are always most tolerant of the young. How touching elm is that old couple, similarly engaged, but by at otherwise solitary fireside, in 334. And who would not sympathise with the delight of that mar and that humble haymaker, with his child " pick-a-hook," in " Bummer " (60) ? In the second picture we have wad the execution is unreally vigorous ; but for the seem, the colour in the bet is certainly too cold for out door effect. Mr. CI. Smith is • promising young painter at simil rly arra eublects, though he atelnee his attention &idly to children, and in his gay and cheerful colour more nearly trembles Muiready. " Feeding the Chicks" (30) is • favourable specimen of his ability, though in " Thel Valentine" (991) and " The Grist Pips" (680) be has bream the ranks of the " pinafore pakten," to rippreennt Wickes with no is,, worse As a painter of staffer gabber with Mr. Webster, we are happy to welcome a sew name—that of Mr. E. Davis—whose works, Nos. 117 and 266, we trust are earnest, of good things to come. "The Early Days of Timothy" (I32)—the Jewish mother of the subsequently youthful friend of St. Paul and his grandmother Lois instructing him from the Hebrew rolls of scripture, and for his knowledge in which the Apostle bore testimony-1s a sweet picture by Mr. Le Jenne, though a little rusty in colour. Mr. Dobson's contributions are of less importance than usual ; there is, however, no child's head in the Exhibition more powerfully modelled than that of— as the ladles say—. The drr little thing" in No. 69, with its doll so Wily parched on its Imes, and so entirely absorbed in its " Fairy Tales." The tone of the picture also is very briar end deep, with nevertheless, perhaps, • little of the ponderer died which copies from old paintings generally roar Kr. Wallis doss not approach .o near as last year to his eelrsmembered "Death of Chatterton," though he her piled whet he may consider Its companion and contrast. The *a stonebreaker in No. 662 may be taken as intended (as Indeed is evident, from the eloquent pmage quoted in the catalogue from Carlyle. " Sartor Remitus") to Illustrate the consequences of unfavourable external conditions of society, as the former was to show the result of in-regulated internal constitution of mind. There we had the proud genies, preying upon himself ; her, we have the modal parent, victim of social mistaken Ina kind of " Autumn Leaves" twilight, though leas translucent and in a colder key, we dimly distinguished the dead stonehmaker, with his pauper smock-frock, corduroys, and highlows, partly lying an the heap of hard granite he ham been tolling at through the cloudless, sultry, day with Inanficiant nourishment; and partly toppling forward among the brambles whisk hue the road-aide. Poor wretch, an his peak In life the beta beset with thorns I But he is at rest at lest ; no cm waits for or will seek him ;no the will Wes Ids. His pals, peretherthdrawa thee mad low brow, ten of stolid *mom and algal misery. He has wow bus pear or beerebreaker ; or these to London to be re amed into a ewfailke sad pickpocket, sad he is still more brimless and neetathislaing sow. He is very dead. A kw, writhing, sisal bee mounted his foot, and lifts its Doer sowstlag death, rid looks inquiringly with Its tat-Übe eyes., He km been ems time dead. The chill night dew has settled thick upon him without evaporation. The tithe Snit of the picture is the exaggeration of this effect of dew. It gives, together with the too positive hue of the pale purple distance, a thee, mouthy, spasanutoe to the whole picture, which though net same reyedelve then the subject, ' yet moot be edeellied as saanth If this picture is not to be associated with sasese, evidently this setist's " Sir Walter Raleigh la the Tower" (369) Is cm of a swim of pictorial lasidwals, commemorative of alma* reas—of which we bath already bad band, laseltipts Sbaltspare, sod Chellierioa. Raleigh is a filthy saltiese for this itare-wenthip. We have taw such brilliant, pia- Issespe dress In ear Wray. Mr. Wallis has seariudy tee Yse *dm petossely, easorling to the portrait by Zesithear, kid, at Illismehmemr, sr that at Greenwich. Ea appose semerhei lee eld for the dale give in the cataloger " ekes A.D., HIV Ha was set Imprimasd ith Dec. 1104, what be we vs. His sitheina Welter, *lris itheedased,whe was that 11 yews of age, is dee sepseesseth rather lea alai. This is, lereeths, at Yei semegassee piseseithy the With of the *awe (be which we snow ewe is witherity)—cf the thoughtthi boy blowing babbles, .4 the What of the " Meer, of the Wald" regard* pensively them sir, emblem of repaistioa end etharesst types sl Gil Iki.g►-i ray logiodeva. It way be elenbiered a cumber OM the salts es a portrait et Lady Raleigh is “ Law thesier is athede" The piles of old folios, the pipe, sad the acidness et phithesphioal studies in which Bah* then Wake{ ass epprogelmOdy introduced. Oa the well gram tebeinspaith th. sword-sari of the pant men, cawed with Worths Irma isag disuse, sad by the wieder heaps a prink et Raabe* with ivy plead ewer is, dgssalviy tailissibtg hew he yet angle the mesaeryet the Pena. The five oaths wt dew-sit wereciretuesgallewei bars the godssuallsksigthe Tower, In which he wee permitted to walk. This *tare is solidly, yet lucidly, painted, bat therogy wile Mr. Wellis's level of lest year. Still lees sethsfaseray ashakelly is Kathy Marti*" (462), the ne ck* thengligally seatempletbeg the setting sun bola the Bell in Clispiew Camila in width he was esafasd. Id& Wed= Ira virernd nos of dr Wanda Mars, drink ar Os rra Om Vorres them= id rime, le le Imply FPM r dr adwiraiis "Pisordua if Orriak" IN •rethar largo *tan k So prase Rbibliks *on " Ramo and Juliet." T 6. some Is that is trbk3h the County Pig* ealing with as bridal frocammdan—triint, ratudeiano, and cranhale—lade to his horic;, kis preenispi bride shetobed ap immatly NMI= on her bier (No. 698). Aselhorsamil piston trj Mr. Leightsa, " The Fisherman and the Syron" (601), from • ladled byGeadie, is elms* repulsive: it could scarcely be salmis*. imolai? 8 0 • 800 ted painting, Ivoweel, delicate aid beenWel seta through the veld of poetry—end it is aloe nibetedly unreal, which it need not have hose. Mr. Lured, whom "Crimean Tent" was mtichedmired lest year, has very greatly improved. His "Nearing Home" (444) nicely reams the eirnetion, and is very my sad true in haisg. A Crimean invalid lies on the poop of • wall tended by his wife, but though some English had birds have settled ea the ship, and the mikes and presagers, boning over the telbsdiar make out the white elite la the dielimme, be is too weak to notice the one or try to mogul") the ether. "The Girl Heft behind me" (242) is stM more satisfactory se a week of eat. She luis emu the hurt of her young caw lover at the window, and now lours sadly by the mantelpiece, where in the looking-gime we see the remainder of the regiment still passing in the sheet, and we fancy we still hear the cheering thee and drums playing the air which gives the title to the picture, and, for its sentiment, is so oddly hilarious. We recognise mach promise of exesilanne in the ear random. of Mr. Eyre Crowe. This is shareable, not so much in detain (which are of secondary import ance, and almost nsosseerily follow higher quilities) as in admirable chaos of ralneet, jetholous strangenest, and intallipent sends* et the leading Mr. la No. NO we lave Benjamin Frank& et Watts's, the plating-Mee la like. oolies-inn (A.D. 1725), engaged, as le describes la his auto biography, reeding daring hisleintre hour, with • simple glen of water before him, instead of &pendia( both tine end nosey over "his pot end Ma pipe" with his if/s, reales basteriag fellow workmen. There is something liegarthlia in the pot-boy coining la with the keening tankards sad " mews of tobacco, es IPA as in the workmen drawing Franklin's attention to the placard annoesehig the aka - mof their favourite bevergie—thiougli this memory were menseensey if intended to elucidate the meaning to the spectator. Analog hag:ay-4016:W incident is " Pops's Introduction is Dryden at Will's Coin-house" (1,104), ladieding se it does, with no impropriety, in their freuries literary haunt. portraits not wily of the two posts, bet also of Toner, Steele, Vanbrugh, Addison, Southern., Dennis, Congers, end 8l Charles Wages. The altogether unprecedented number of figumselhene to the meat exhibition, to convey any impreenkee of which necessitates some degree of minuteness in descriptket, his already carried us beyond our present limits ; a few work of the denriptios we most still defer the considanks of till our next soda, when we shall also examine the remainlng landscaper The portraits, miniatures and sculpture will likewise demand at ken one subsequent notice. MUSIC. NATIONAL SCHOOL CHORAL FESTIVAL AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. This festival was held at the Crystal Palace on Saturday, and the greet Interest it excited was evinced by the wakens of the asswablepe drawn by it to Sydenhant. Its linmediste object wee to aid the Church Schoolmasters' and 311oloosome Benevolent Institution • meet excellent society, firmed for the purpose of relievi ng keyed and no essellone keikne. retie their Mem sad providing for their mhos &Moo ; end it had dr ether atiket of giver as epee to the dee May end pear of good mule among the mese In both these Aker ft must teen seemeded; for the bre to the trek of the above lemewlek bees most have ben importent, while the piewees &eked by so great • multitude from the choral par fermemees mat have given a further stimulus to the growing kw among the people of this country for grand end ample vocal harmony. The orchestra, wasisting of between four and live thousand Yam, was selected from the children and Made of the national sad endowed schools of Lanka el Ito vicinity : the treble and alto parts being nag by the children, while the tenor and bees parts wove sup plied by the teaches. In • critical point at view the vie could not be said to be perfectly balanced, the acute pardoceinatiag over the grave parts ; but this did not detract so much as might haw been expected from the idiot of the harmony, which was not only pure and handful, bet often wiry diecing,andsorositnes even sublime. The performer was oundected by Mr. U.W. Mare, • gentleman long known to the public as ass of the beet glee-writers of the preen "seeker amereescompsitie have gained many prizes from the principal musical societies, and are in constant ass wherever ghweingers "do congregate," and the Mere ma pees with which these dreads of yeses war weed roar must be teed to his able sad areal train. Mr. Mazda, bard, has had a large aim In the sweetal edge new main in spreading theknewledge of good seeds maw the people. Having been for sews yak aneessetally engaged is keen part-alngieg k area, he sagged the idea that the great body of Briel gawk is and around Loadoa should be trained me one ekes 'yawn. For this purpose the este end Metter rut to the lint to. ere Is Isseerkell, le men Wee& from him on he own weedier principles, which of wane they imparted be their pupils ; and the result has beak that after a number of didn't rehmereak the demetratioe of Saturday has wr inkly mend male ment aka* exhibitious which hen yet be gen et the Crystal Pares. The ohilarea end airframe were rafted to the Handel Peel Graeae, wen as nasty et air dregs her greard mil with the lerreene of the Pare ; and when, at the caacluden of " Oed save the Owen," they gave three awe, the effect milked by waving their loaves of white moat-paper was wit Sake of now were lialtlag as en h akes bed of tulips. A novel effect was glean to the National Asthma by staging the fret two verses considerably :tem tea seal, thereby Meg to the 'amity at the ken, which wee rhea ia the cestorrey time. The risk was jellied, chosen be each an cerion. It weed of pealatutes, dee, lyre anthem, sad wee acme ; head' with Malt Nadi** Pe sten end ear peas of awake mooko. The perkeenese were Yenned to with armagedene et algid. sad real plea were veleently aeaered. Thh wee as sans with the lber-pert ming, "Whir the meg sem is derv" r inged by Mr. Martin Boma et Sbsd theith's egullegign glee, "Hen, the hollow mirk reemilers. "The Blue Bath at theted i" gad deliteek's glee, "Hf, smog more," anewied for the mere by as sadder, who also costribeted a shaft bat Olathe stana, . stag nate God." The piedmonts et Ifoolobooiais ohms* am the "Eye of Pre,' serseeded an the orgaa by Mr. Brfrovarialo, woo preps the mast re markable achiever& at the yogi hal eerier. Bawer the parr • riecdon of rule was pitied by the tend of the Boyd Military Asylum at Chelsea. T were thierema pew were prime : en Is agemblege, bet the era ore previlea, sad everybody greed heartily to min the vintager of the wen theses names rod beery if rtes False. end Ile grew* sad the bright emehre lake beighted all the other piessins. la the erne a the owning her kaiak the Gee the Queen of Portugal, end ether diservighel permenges, whose ere ewer ear Court news, eked the Peke SACRED HARMONIC SOCIEST, EXIT= HALL: 11-ld=aha's dthalis, aad Rowhit's &abet Mstir etal to tpi ed, for the wooed sad led tiros ea Pridtay next. E ni Prisalaal vocallsam : Kallaws Clara !Covello, , Mr. Kelas, aad Mr. Maw Rea,., who will apda Mas the peat solo, " Nam Aalmaa." Tarnmosur..—The directors et the Manchester Merassake prottestios, as Prosy analar, o n In tinenal al WAX, vldi s veratie ind wank on baainue Ihessiess, t• Mr. I. Msdeldisph erserey the ie W inded. Mr. Ihishings les varied eledgable erel he the hodsoke darer Or per is yore, sad hi ss raes Is aid of Me furl ee reste sew reed laqpir WNW la war b anon•ushian Ikragli the iranornially et as leasord addbkins, mei by ear reeve, wink ban ban Mann ellk non uunnyid awain ban aw Re Ms anon whin beasand banal lin wan at hi n s Were, Pow Ina haw Man daansd the grad raill2in pain an It is sidelbunry n bow Ini no in !nail bar ban raked by anklbonno snann>b Ma" star Imo his bra so amaday far to "maimqa Me Ink d no lanlanna. Cliillll7a PALM •-• HAI7-011OWIll DAT. ... Svrinforky, XAT B.—Ailaidess at KW; 11 awns Obey 11071; WM TN (Stamped ld. A,dditional.) [TWOPENCE. DRAMA. LYCEUM THEATRE. This theatre was opened on Saturday night with a .flays of entertabmaents, produced principally with the view of introducing Mr. Joseph Robins to a London The gentiesnan, wits obtained great Luse by his performance of Clown is the Amnion!** Panicatinee two yews since, has now adopted the sleep a• hie profession, end poweeing as he dose en exceedingly comic Gee and ligunk, end sa acute per ception et the ridiculous, he will probably succeed. On Saturday be played filausende, in the Spite:fulls Weieww, with considerable humour, and distinguished him self grostbr in a wary sons which had been written ex primly der Win by Mr. Albert Smith, and in which he intro duced verbs, bits of verbal parody and wad naiades which told immensely. At • very late boor in the night Yr Reties also appareO in a faros called Pity Ms Poor Ma, • vapid and bed trsaannwa et Los Dew rdemeelm, of w it, se is will never be heard of again, we win forbear to speak further. The other *Warrior of the 'webs wire the farce of Betsy Bolger, admiral pis by Mr. and Mn. Keeley, the performance of C b ,lers Minstrels, and • oceteert which Miss , Mee Mary Wesley, Mr. Brink, Richard., and Mr. Albert AskY, leek pert. The home was mowded. 27111 DREESkAXEM. The rase of these overworked helpless young =deo forcibly advocated reardamly M y in two rider the artier at Om Eeng := l4 that—ibe no. in the meeting at Batas Chapel, Zan by the Bev. Dr. Millar, Hon. Canon of Wormier sad of Bt. Martin, Birmingham ; the Mbar in the smoke at Triaity Church, St. Marylohne, by re Bow. Edward Qu iet; M.A., incumbsat of 81.. Bartholomew' ems. Gra 'a -inn- Mae Mr. Garbutt, who seam ter hie ease v. 9, observed that • Anna ant be darn bareV harp inthattal to Inn nem vr a ig Ira The, or In in oar seed ',slam met - 1 hip that opting bast a eke Mb meek systarthatt having no batter doomlNi. than renta sea. Avian the loner, be yisatet, art exiii Mt deaths take plees, bat that try nee& ail wast g r ik the nor at bursa ran r to thalove rib , we true, from Me prat, the. mem ad al*. a &own manes work. Bat the Amin aro Br hart important sitar all. The gble eleti An sad die barn drir 1.9 en far Unite era shire who am led by it to forget God sad throw away emir mg& The poultice of those yam* warm Is most wen sore ends by Me asomanse el a mess aed corrupt nor Wars to spiritual loan Thin p . 4, of in is dringeandy con trasted with the =sake by obi* he pith of Actuate toil is tqi. Tim azhaasliss at Boa animal view ceasing tor intamin sat tke a we l int ahke towards man mel God produosd k of ea rdrel la the err arson. Awl it nerd she avollall MI el airs Wean mast lis hitli d irie: .tar,r harass awl the=t wp arther the eallrea ate 16 6 h'9o the elllsed saps wham Get hes exasetes apply 1/1 bbeetrolab rairet id : ...Wine WOW parr Deeldhln th la= tarn se *ear den he yee= se hler tat blerlbasgar MINE le ern a mid 4 dr enleresta • adage he ihs tesdert Vileirenm sterese whir ant sure quipidw this thre atria the read et sprain ; *dr la 1 h Sala ins cely ta es d o _ a vane einaln Press the ara el lan soli their bats sat en thole dristrar :164 bersadtthendunsides et thane art pima no apetederannerharldthearba plant rd. ilhe vev.asedarra 1 4. 11 1M ise =le 4 " itinsatlatenthle.te heed they lo pal i zr. eoyster et seradri led; art at a aft la tin sprat et a ant ?obit ILita at lie la • Il• hy dr . aseadetra tor = l est i t:fi k rt ftme ril Mien ft b rebel as he melt et ant het= het la ass baser rant dr yew sin" delthe serney nalha et 1.v a5.=‘,..... d r: gds • pleb( Impeenamall leel et bee yews tan ta tarn illeharals, bell la die ben et wo prea rk sad is the general dens* anninds i, bask he majority the late hour system peva& is .I refossasy. A re~t kept at the alio cilia absommial amosiaggok li, Mhatireet, win hire en has et win realible tans near is paid ts tha 011eihrt and nitre ot ran I plilalk. TEE REPRESENTATION OP EMIT NORFOLK.— No'mica, Mkt B.—This afternoom, the following vase prated notification appeared from Sir H. J. Sauey, Bert , : "To the Electors of But Norfolk—Brother Electors, To avoid say doubt or unneosseary delay, I beg to dam that in the fall osavietke of *Norma your support, at the mat election for Rest Norfolk, I shall have the honour of present- Mg myself to yea a • candidate. I am, brother electors, your obaileat tunable servant, HENRY J. STaACZY, Rock het! Hell, Norfolk, May 8, 1858." Sir H. &race/ is a sup pollard Lod Derby, end sat for the dividon from lay, 18A to Mirth, 1867, when with his colleague, Mr. . Bur roughs', he rather suddenly retired m favour of Major- General Windham and Sir E. N. Buxton. The easy and ilrfrlncome achieved by the peanut liberal members g, 1867, was the inked of sans oammeat at the time; but as the ocinatituenoy (which comprises 7,000 or 8.000 electors) has not ban polled ebb 1841, the issue el a wall-contested senses Is attended with ebb doubt. At any rate, Sir Henry Seem is early enough he the Sold. BRITISH ORPHAN ASYLUM, CLAPHAM-RISE.--Yee today at Christchurch, North Brixton, Rallied Bishop of Ripon preached to a congragssien of about 1,800 ma inane sive sermon on behalf of this charity, which he demarilied one of the most comprehensive, se It opened its dews to ell children of both suss of those epee bpese, sad of whatever denomdostka ; sad train his ova rnMena, it was as happy a home se Christian benevolenee and love wad provide for 6tart and makeirless children. The Malta non we. not es it was two ar three year. ego, kr a liberal Christian public bid added 1,4001. to lb had of 1,0004 there were, however, still 60 i s' anoccupied for went of funds, sad he he i c s ed ar ther aid of that congregation to Des, instead of only tea elected "soh Ulf-year, that the number would be to 16 or 20. The Right Rev. prelate concluded with • levant end dieting appeal, whit* remelted fa salmi colleetkm. In the aftermoon the Rev. Desist Moore, M.A., premised with the same Mad object. urging the oceireption to aid des oesandtbse to AU the fifty vassal beds, saserhtg his harms that the buds were most carefully used and secemesiselly applied. The collection from both canons amounted together to 761. WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL SAMARITAN SOCIETY. —A meeting of the mambas and Moods of We =was bid In the board-room of this old eshallehoi Wednesday, May 6th ; the patron, lUD*, el Moth: berlend, presiding. Atter • few palter rentehe Bas the noble &airman, the chapatis of the hes.d, as sbeenir, bed the wet. He statd t h geneesl, 01 1 thll WU! hob( the evenbesscio s o f its Waukee led ban be mist destbate prime es the histbetlen. Mush melee. ems bee regyebed the_ _ peer after their Swim' as convekeentb hem be Health anti be mobs. bibbed end skate resetsed as they Ns 80 be work, the eat elpseeblet wmkly emvslreend wed h ow*, air Oar a abet beni • derabbe ilea la the_tivendbees of the seeisky. It alb prov he debittne bm bend Am i s and semi reek pelobea with u ebb. i t ary tootbak Me& hisalng ft r bons eport shied that ihernaielf had km meek fa reskelei portent ,lids he ask Mink sad Is pre. Mbg time with New eel bum The bpi% ed lb, less. stow dowel thel the bob mks th e hy sill = B =tottene callil ial anntlens i tte EMS* The Tay Nov. the Dew * cepbbr Vies. Cheneellor 8k W. Poo Weed, the P. Bawls, Mr. Whdlobey, _Dr. Cr raa, and other', ed. bused be aseibp. Osub e lkeelons Who esessat al 2301. thanks tees hl. were sessersi sad cheinisn rAb l the by a vele mig =la presiding. of Eurr LONDON Rum= SCHOOL BHommirci Suorerr reran Basoans).—Os Nab, Lek the lame Jardine left Uverpool kr C on her fhb v= lariat, other lads, William who hem of the others, Cheia lleptham, Marko , end Jens' Laub, be. doilimotboilos, whose deoanatlen le the taw capital, Otabes. The "sprier biellionee and appeeften of the boy. tsdneol Mr. 1146 M, the ewer, ball thole =Me, and these, thek waisetdortag the Tome wees suck se it hen is the gat this they hid beenuider hie abeterettes, he would take sweet lhordletildbe so favour• sbh nenomended thee they void laskis al strhboat thille.jessabetige, war bus she en beeid,isks is a kid nemer__ pedembpsykey s 00111. p11n7•74 le the Mr. Wks, Who ter =Mibm w =r " hiembeepd, hem ea rasesoild ' b overt nee essesb. draft ebilhea kora the doe* who eberedes been have MI aste r rams* bet le seed the sterismlll• , idth wbrai the EI•kellEINO The meow eiserneteess IPSO 811 1 2 M. was °malaise by the Iholgolushed II M. is. ' Rea the kb LW Mayor (mums vbidoodhs, Om Siretd mi the dig Xe= e l7 l .l;st s e= li t i b i r i bl i t , at L. kr dohs Milmobeass ta thoWldle. ebegereed end the sews *r ProPort7, tb ell" arr ri allea N ewe th eb eest to the 41 par Moir The Yea to lore thimita en Wars Oa Nam, lest sorbs months, haw elbidene bentheed. A gentlemen bid .es Issentiered 111 Ms lewdly emblince, end hes lam another to the brims. 1104enty4re boys are et remit boirlag the beoblis el the alusift—simar swab AA 4.12,187, MINIVOLENT FUND. The forty-eighth annivereaty Of the establiehiarot d the Aetna' Renevolent Fund was Wanted on Saturday evening by • diner, stirred he the esesilest manner whi t nus rettmundbas!dristiBguished.th.Trbyhe. controlS Do Cher wsu. wor les litaF ß Esse lleu bYesirsrelina.md .A. : It uesek di.. Twen :theine iti L r.D ariand elleiri t t . l:'" F i brrie ' ; l 7 l. ' Craws, A.R.A., P. P. Porter, A.R.A., 1. R. Foley, 11 —A H. Week* W. P. Frith, Alfred Almon, J. T. Wtha, dz. Upwards of 100 gentlemen eat dome to dinner. The UNA lIIKAN, having disposed of the preliminary touts with his weal felidq , proceeded to advocate the eines of the institation in whose interest the ammo lad amembled. in the *allowing terms :—lodise and Manna, there is a absurd theatrical story whit* was once told to ms by • deer and *heed friend, w ho in nom pined hen this id tinny mean, nel whisk sit dant he amid se veiled ts=ia my proem peadenliel pukka. lea uremia company was lemadel a mm, who on wartime of amerpou7 was capthdeettaking soy part is thewholemend of tha drama, c o l g a issid o mea aired to use his icern lawns . la pttrog the Inns. (A 1 _blegit.) It hipped one night that ho iglainne wee MIAs ill, and this veteran ot • hushed characters mu, of amine, called up fee the mutt pen He megonded with kis meal promptitude, although knowing sotilag whatever of the °hemmer, but while they was gnaw him into the deem, he wpm* • not unresoreelle with to know to some ragas way what the part was about. (LesagEter.) He was not pardcular as to details, but in order that he Fogarty portray hie saihrings, he thought he =have some alight Inkling me to what al happened to him. (Oestiamed laughter) As, ter man* nita mmden hi had canatted, whom lather he was, of what ilidOrtll2llllll he was the victim—in sheet, he • genie* we to know why he wee In that place at ell. (Re newed general- They mid to him , " Here you are, chained * • dungeon. an unhappy father ; you have been here for ariveniem years, during which time you have never seen yosr dergiter ; you have lived upon bread sad weer, ad, In oeseequesen are extremely weak, and sear from ocossional lowness of spirits." (A continued chores of laughter from the company rendered the =tydown of the fwegang ponce • teth of nerd .) "All right, maid the - actor of univerl cepa- Midas, " flag up." (Cheers and laughter.) When he was discovered to the audience be prenatal an extremely ananble appearance, we. very favourably received, and gave every sign of going on well until, through some metes! cordesion as to his instructions, he opened the business of the era by stating, in pathetic terms, that he had been em bed in that dungeon seventeen years, during which time he had sot tweed a morsel of hod, to which dronoidancerhe was bathed to attribute the Let of his being at that moment vary much out of condition. (Renewed laughter.) The audience thinking this statement exceedingly improbable, declined to receive it, and the weight of that epoch hung mend him until the end et his lierformance. Now I, too, have received instructions few the part I have the honour of performing berme yes , ad It behoves both yea sad me to prodt by the t.esl6ls winning I. have deselha, while I endeavour to in:stpa art I bane under taken am plain and intelligible es I bly as As I am gods( to propose to you an me aow been to cement the bun= with the gloann it the evening, by drinking Paysiwkr to the Arlin' Dienedent Fond, it beemass im potent that ens end knew what that fad in It is an mendaha empeined by ale voluntary gift. of than who eatietain a ordeal end aminuition of art, sad hen for its Alice the pantie d mundlies to the widows and children of deceased artini—of mans who had been. unable in their lives to make any provision for those dear object* of their love surviving theroselvea (Rear.) Now, it* extremely_ langesient to observe that this Winter. don of an Artiat Neosederit Fund, which I now Galo n % al to bee canneted with it and ham arisen on of i amenlien, did does not ask you fie a health, whisk noir 01111, tmaneser will ask you ter • health, which isseareepprates id which is entirely manned the Minn end inevidnice of its three bun . died artist menbees. Memel . That head, which is add the nanny Fend, to, .o to meek, • joint sad mutest ammenale sompany against inbmity, eisknees, end age. hastier kends it affords every anmad flu members Jam as &beano de* a right be it remembered produced by web y thrift nodal , and not went* by wools to Ilmeherityereempeeden deny human bang. On that fund these ens, if I ethuneteer eight, some eeventeeth aunultants dm en it the neap ashen hundred a year, the prom& et their NS esiasiegyardeig Wanted*. Ice reeemmanding to yen this benewient Imid, which is net self-eupporting, they address yen be sin in them words "Ws ask you to help them thete sod orphans, bemuse we show yen we have first belled meresives. Them widows and orphans may be oars or limy may not be ours, but in may case we will prove too pros eartainty thin we are not so many wancesers nen Jupiter to do our work, beteaw• we do ow own —meth has his shoulder to the wheel, each, from yew to year, hashed hisalimadarset tothephsel, and the prayer we misM to Jupiter and all the gods thelim tbia— that this thet may be remembered when waggon bee stopped kir ever , mad the sod were-oat waggoner lies Shims by rhos rcied-aide." (Men) Ladles sod gentlemen, I nest wish to honer on you the strength of this I am a pointer, a seelpthr, or ma engraver, of aver se* success. I reedy sad work her. for no boob/nee return, whilelifeand health, while head and eye are mine. I prudently belong' to the Annuity Fund, which In sicknese,old age, and falrmity, preserves roe from want. Ido my duty to those who are depending on me while life remain' ; but when the psis grows above my grave there is no provision for them ITV=_(Henn, War.) This is the mas with the Artist Foe, and in stating this I am only the mouth piece of lane lathed of the trade, who in truth stand am indignant Win you ma if they was three hundred Ginn all mond bl 7 the Gospel awarding to them selves. There are in eziiMlssa tine artiste' funds, which ought sawn to be mentioned detest respect. I am an lIMMW et en of them, and an peed from lthowhdp ; but en this asession 1 address unit to a cm for which there le in groans. I address you an behalf of those pro les/see dame der era era have tads provhdin daring main eakailinfleg to yes their dam I eta only ad grismighe wink_ I wed nee miways maintained. vouch:[ aid that tin binevoleat fund mare no up pretensions to gen ality, minim se Inems keeping appearances, that it en el net the sang e in ven for the widow and the should may be held for the widow and the mina, I think I ban rebooted the cam, which I dens most strenu ously lommend to you. Perhaps you will allow me to Illy teen Ist used. I will not mama tolerant to you the err am a set of helpless babies, who are to be M lbs u i p i ty Om chin; I present them as an amergatio sad pereembig elm of MIN whose inmate nod ea their own limodir end paced exertions, end I alto mks so bold me to pretest lima me ma who fa their mann randor be c4 earn to as unmake lam Mosey dinned to there am very far Moth la .3614 t° public wane as • nag Inns (= I have also a notion that ray of lmeallusd W ant legal did that ever no abeepoil maid finsaded for one really meritorious engraving. Ara annul festival at which I have the benierto takes doom behind two loannina eineilime that great . m inisters of state and ether mat etalea ti onne an • Mane delight in rather witmladorooly thee tboy bees so nominee weserver et ma,sga pediment/It inemeseing an the ompany that they hen I asslilies me mean& It straw me when I beer them se If theme great men looked epos the as ma a met of doalag dip, or Pusetes abow, to be turned to for ainement when an hem no;itiag plea to do. Now I always take the opportunity on theme ma nn it eateamining ki. bb ',bk. that this inomplas " boa ; asserting In noel( strong bad g ot th e new,owsoode of Trafalgar-equare, or thafhlkdreet, rightly smieretood, are quite ea important to the vane el the min as these of -most or Weinimenhal. With ad an gressits, lead by of beensg - winY > ieser the th. isrproms fend, Erg to two Ise i =er wheeler seee wen :rtemageorlati.lic7: end ooksowledped is a men/M, The asheornitone were imaomasei Is be about 6001., mad after one or two teriber tomb the party broke up. The manal arringemalm, dab van - Eder the directios of Yr. Lawler, sod Ithintled Mho Xylem, Mr. 8. Cole, and Yr. Dowkl King, were ot • very superior character. SOCIETY oo Aino.-02 Satordoy the tocioty of Arts bolds esevreessitew at the Befelt issibeas Nassew, whisk wee nth All the room ewe throws ewes ea ti mil e g =t hi snel WwwwwilP filloolds et armadas yid* Ass were homed ern am* i tem& Those wale swelel at agodel limo mosso “m„,., of rerg= "l7 4 l 4 r arstlL . Toor a llrugur amd Olbeseleahise et Vetoe s tee prepreted by Yr. U din he tl red editilies, awl the pessete braised by tits le her Dts4erty. awl +MA her Majesty lee pied la Illisivii. 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