The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-13 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY

The Last Moments of Mozart- Naomi mi. her
Daughtere.in-Law ; Bather's Reseden.
G. Patten, A.R.A.--Portrait d dirge Pegamini ;
Das* eceompapied by Virgil is his dissent to the
Inferno, recognises his three conntrysese.
T. Philip—A Presbyterian Christesieg 1 A Letter-
writer of Seville.
H. W. Pickeregill, R.A.—Lord Breaths= ; A
Lady in Modern Greek Costume; A Enight ia
Armour.
F. R. Pickeragill, A.R.A.—Burial of Harold at
Waltham Abbey.
P. F. Poole, A.R.A.—Crossing the Stream • The
(limy Queen ; The Messenger announcing
to-06.
J. B. Pyne—Derwent Water; Heidelberg on the
Neckar ; Eton College.
A. Rankley— The &offers.
R. Redgrave, R.A.—The Poses Study ;The Woe&
land Mirror; The Reduced Gentlemans Daughter;
Ophelia.
D. Roberts, B.A.—View on the Grand Omsk
Venice; Interior of St. Stephen's Church, Vienna;
Interior of the Church of St. Gomez, Lierre Bel-
gium; Ruins of the Temple of the Sun at Balbee,
Syria.
T. S. Robins—Dutch Fishermen making for
Flashing Harbour, Blowing Hard.
R. Rothwell—Calisto.
W. Salter—Cupid's Amusement; Venus Teaching
her Son the Use of the Bow.
J. Sant—The Child Timothy ; The Infest Samuel.
A. Solomon—Brunetta and Phillis, yids " Spec-
tator." •
C. Stanfield, R.A.—The Battle of Rovereclo ; The
Castle of Ischia from the Mole ; A Dutch Dogger
Carrying away her Sprit; French Troops Fording
the Mein; Tilbury Fort.
P. Stone, A.R.A.—The Last Appeal ; Admonition ;
The Old, Old Story.
J. Tennant—Brecksock Beacons ; An English
River Scene ; Effect after a Thunder Storm, Jersey
Clout.
T. Uwins, R.A.—The Carver of Images ; the Via.'
tags in Medoc, south of France; a Neapolitan Widow,
mourning over her dead child, is distracted at the
jellsounds of the Carnival.
. Ward, A.RA.—The Last Sleep of Argyll
before his Execution ; The Execution of Montrose ;
The South Sea Babble; Scene from the Life of Marie
Antoinette.
T. Webster, R.A.—Foot-ball ; A Village Choir;
Contrary Winds ; The Cherry Seller, Portraits.
W. West—View in Norway.
H. B. Willie—Early Morning, going a-field; A
Sunny Scene on the Severe.
J. Wilson, Jan.—Farm Buildings near Staple-
karst, Bent; Squally Weather off Dover.
W. F. Witherington, ILA.—The Way round He
Park.
About ninety of the above paintings have already
arrived.
PAINTERS IN WATER-COLOUR.
V. Bartholomew—Flowers.
W. Bennett—Jedbugh Abbey, Roxburghshire ;
The Pass of Gleam., A Highland Glen.
W. 8. Boys—Abbeville Cathedral.
F. W. Burton, R.H.A.—Franconian Pilgrims in
the Cathedral of Bamberg.
W. Callon—Vie de Tours mar la Loire; Interi', du
Port deManeilles ; Place d'Armes, Lille; Une Pries de
la Place do Theatre.
Thos. Carrick—Portrait on marble of 8.
Esq.; Portrait on marble of Thos. Carlyle,Esq.;;
Portrait on marble of Lord John Russell, M. .;
Portrait on marble of Signor Lablache.
G. Cattermole--Hamilton of Rothwell-haugh about
to shoot the Regent Murray, the natural brother of
Mary Queen of Scotland, when puling through
Linlithgow, 23rd January, 1670; Macbeth upbraid-
ing the murderen of Banque with allowing Fleance
to escape, the Weird Sisters in the background ; Sir
Bione of the Fiery Eyes ; Pilgrims at the Monastery
Gate ; The Betrayer Betray.° ; Reading the Bible at
the time of the Reformation ; Benvenuto Cellini has
one of his own works brought to him by Brigands to
be valued ; The Monastery Library; The Homily.
A. E. Chalon, R.A.—Portrait of er Majesty.
Mies F. Corbaux—Leah ; Rachel.
E. H. Corbould—The Woman taken in Adultery
Scene from the " Prophet ;" The Earl of Surrey
" beholding the Fayre Geraldine in the Magic Mir-
ror."
W. Cowen—Two Drawings of Napoleon's Grotto,
Ajaccio, Corsica.
D. Cox—Crossing the Lancaster Sands; The Junc-
tion of the Severn and the Wye Chepstow Castle in
the distance • Windsor Castle fromthe Great Park;
A Welsh Funeral.
J. H. D'Egville—Padua.
E. Duncan—Sunset, Dutch Boats riding out a
Gale.

W. Dyce, R.A.—Art, a Cartoon for Fresco.
W. Essex—Enamel of the Infant Saviour, after
Murillo ; Hemel of Lord Byron; Enamel after Van-
dyke's picture of Gevartius, in the National Gal-
lery ; Shaimpeare, enamel after Portrait in possession
of the Earl of Ellesmere; Mikes, enamel after
Portrait in possession of G. Smith, Eq.
W. Evane—England, Hampshire Water Mea-
dows ; Ireland. Killarney; Scotland, Glentilt.
J. Fahey—Pike of Stickle, and Harrison Stickle;
Stirling Castle.
C. Fielding—Seaford Cliffs ; Lancing Marsh ; Shore
Same at Banbridge; View of Scarborough ; the Vale
of Irthing, embarked ; Naworth Castle men on
the left, and Laneroost Priory on the right of the
picture.
0. Fripp—At Ullwell,Doreet ; Falls of the Dashed
at Killia, Perthshire; At Pangbourne ; A Par EA
Hampstead.
H. Gastinean—The Klemm Pam, Styria.
Miss M. Dillies--The Mourner.
L.
Evening at Balmoral Castle; Morning in
the da.
L. he—Capuchin Meeks at Matins, Bruges;
The Audience Chamber at
I. D. Harding—The Fallsßgictaffhausen.
Mrs. M. Harrison—Fruit and Flowers.
M. A. lie es,
sk, R.H.A.—The Sixteenth Lancers
breaking the sue of Sikh Infantry at Allies].
G. Howse— Interior.
W. Hunt—A Girl with a Beast of Flowers) The
Attack ; The Companies Piston Seth, Attack; Grapes
and Plums; Primroses and Bird's Neat ; Rose; Hare
and Wood Pigeon; DiMimmi; The Ballad Singer;
The Cricketer; The Frosty Meraintaton.
J. M. Jopliag—Portzsit et Mrs.
W. H. Kearney—The Fats] Picture.
J. F. Lewis—The Harm of a Bey ; The Arab
Scribe, Cain; BMW Day at Rase trill!!t in the
Desert, limit; Camas in the Desert,
D. H. MMewan—ln OM Fiaka, ."Erg7leshire ;
Oa the Skirts dm Ancient Forest.

Mrs. Margetto—Still Lifs.
P. J. Nagel—Stones of the Lynn; The Foxglove.
Joseph Nash—The Cartoon Gallery at Jima%
Sect ; Spelt* Hall, near Liverpool ; Abbeville
Branthall Hall ; Hardwick. Hall ; Stara.. at
S. Pahner—Ulysess leavi the Island of Calypso.
S. Penley—The Wreck ; Landscape..
T. M. Richardson—Ben Venue, Loch Estrum
T. 8. Robins—Shrimp Catchers off Sheerness.
Sir W. C. Rose, LA.—Portraits of the Duchess
of Marlborough, Lady Louisa Spencer, and Lord
Atomic Churchill; Portrait of the Marchioness of
Ely; Portrait of the Marchioness of Breastbone ;
Portrait ci Mrs. Laweel Portrait of Mim Burdett
Conn. ; Portrait of Mrs. H. Brown; Portrait of the
late Sir F. Burdett.
W. Collingwood Smith—The Garden of the,Toileo
eke.
F. Taylor—Horess at Gram ; The Festival at the
Popinjay ; the Stag Haut ; Shooting the Mountain
Hare; Hawking ; Sir Roger de Cowley cheering his
Hounds.
R. Thorbura, A.B.A.—Lady Constance Grosvenor;
Portrait of the Hon. Mrs. G. Upton ; Portrait of
Lady Vamp, the Honourable Mrs. Yorke.
F. W. Topham—Fertune-taing in Andalusia ;
Rory 011ote Irish Courtship; the Mammon's
Home.

C. Vastur—Caf6 is Algeria.
B. Wsrron—The row from the Wynd Maw
monthshire ; Bsaushamp Tower, Chepstow Coatis.
H. Wanes—Japes Cost ef many Colson shown
to Jamb o a Hunsibmit Story-teller perfaulsp In s
Colfee-hoase at Damascus ; Amines. Get with
Wake Tithes ; the Wise Ken of the Blot joorsillig•
Wehaset—Sebastias Chimes found Foisting
is idarillo's Stadia; Coitus azaminfmg .tbe First
Frafibeet from his Press in Wsalmisatec Abby I