Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-05 00:00:00

uhtirations.

THE ROYAL PICTURES

THE ART JOURNAL FOR OCITMER (Price
2s. 6d.) contains Two Engravings from Pictures in the
Royal Collection' " St. Agnes," by Domenfaino, and "Eu-
ropa," by Claude ; also an Engraving from-Westmaeott's Bas-
relief of " ChAtity." __ . . _

The principal Papers are : "Barry in the Adelphi," by G.
W. Thornbury ; " The Cian-tartan Woad-work 'Manufactory at
Mauchline ;" " Recollections of Great Artists—No. 5, W. EstY,
'R.A.," by the late E. V. RipPingille ; /"Rome, and lier Wor.las
of Art—Part IV." by j: Daforne, illustrated; "The National

Flags of England—Parts V. and V 1.,- by the Rev.-C. 'Bunten
M.A., illustrated ; " The Publications of the Arundel Society;'

"Excursions in South Wales---Part X.
and Mrs. 5: C. Hall, i3lust ated, &C., &c

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