The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-01 00:00:00

HONORARY CLASS.-COPIES IN CHALK, PEXCIL, OA IN

DIAN INK.
43. To Miss Cockburn, St. John's Wood, Regent's Park,
for a pencil drawing of an historical subject, the large Silver
Medal
44. To Mr. J. B. Sedgwick, 20, Fleet-street, for a' pencil
drawing of a landscape, the Silver Isis Medal.
45. To Mr. J. Wilkinson, 2, James-street, Adelphi, for a
pencil drawing of a landscape, the Silver Palette.
46. To Miss Anne Hoare, 9, Great Cumberland.striet, for a
chalk drawing of a head, the Silver Isis Medal.
47. To Miss Sarah Field, Qrove Lodge, Lower Tooting,
for a chalk drawing of a figure, the Silver Palette.
48. To Miss Sale, 10, Westminster Bridge-road, for a chalk
drawing of a head, the Silver Palette.
49. To Miss Henrietta Tufnell, Bath, for a pencil drawing
of a landscape; the Silver Palette.
50. To Miss Amenaide Millot, 17, Sloane-stroet, for a
chalk drawing of an historical subject. the large Silver Medal.
51. To Miss Martha Smith, 47,
.Norfolk-street, Strand, for
a chalk drawing of a head, the Silver Palette.
52. To Miss Louisa Honor Fox, London House, Hackney,
for a crayon drawing of figures, the large Silver Medal.
53. To Mr. J. Bizot, Down-street, for a chalk
drawing of a head, the Silver Palette.
54: To Mr. F. R. Ridgard, EUston-squ'are, for a chalk
drawing of a figure, the Silver Palette.
DRAWII46ISFRONBUSTS.
55. To Miss Diana Lawrence, 357, Oxford-street; fora
finished drawing in chalk from a bust, the large Silver
Medal.
56. To Miss Harriet Salmon, 86, Piccadilly- for a finished
.drawing in chalk from a bust, the Silver Isii friedal.
. . COPIES IN WATER COLOURS.
57. To Miss Juliana Selina Guy, 3, Bartlett's-place, Hol-
born, for a landscape, the large Silver Medal.
58. To Miss Waters, Clapton-square, for a portrait in minia-
ture, the Silver Isis Medal.
59. To Miss Harriet HOWell Morton, 4", Jeffries-sqt ar
Camden Town, for a group- of flowers, the large SiIY.N.
Medal.
MO. To Miss Clark, 22, Charter-House-square, for a group of
flowers, the Silver Isis Medal.
61. To Miss Ellen Hargrave, Oreenlich, for. a grjuP of
flowers, the Silver Palette..
paran.rat. WIT-in CO-LOURS.

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62. To Mrs: Carhonmer, 64, George-street, POrirfianlslitare,
for a portrait in miniature, the large'Silver"Medat
63. To Miss A. A. gond; 26, York:l:lace, Kentish ToWn,
for A, group of flowers, the large SilVer Medal: •
64... To Mr. VV. Downer, 4, Breiverstie.ei, Woolwich; for a
giciiipof flowers, the Silver-Ists Medal.
COPY IN OIL.
65. To Miss Emily Eiens; Craven-street; Kentish Town,
fOra landscape, the Silv*r-Isis Medal.
ORIGINAL IN OIL.
66. To Mr. J. P. Andre, jun. 6.; York-place; City-road, foi
a group of flowers, the Silver Isis Medal.
-67. To Miss Manning, the Priory, nearlieitheihead, fora
portrait of a lady, thelarge Silver Medal.
66. To Miss E. Ainslie, Kentish ToWn; for a composition in
still-life, the Gold Isis Medal:
60. To Mr. G. Hilditeh; budote:stieet, for a composi-
tion of fish from nature, the large. Silver
ARTISTS' CLASS.-tOPIES IN CHALK, PENCIL, OIL' IN-
DIAN
70. To Mr. D. Pasniore, 6,, Salisbury-sqUare, Fleet,street,
for an historical drawing in pencil; the-Silver Isis Medal.
71.- To Mr. T, Percy, 42., Cleveland-street, Fitzroy-square,
for a drawing in Indian ink of a: landscape, the Silver
Palette.
72'. To Mr. Edgar Ds Papworth, 10, Caraline.streeti Bed-
ford-square for a drawing in pencil' in animals, the Silver
Ixis /vied/17
73. To Miss Alderson, 4, Bridge-row,
Ictilico, for a drawing
in chalk of a head, the Silver Palette.

74. To Miss Eliza Friend, Clark's Terrace,7Cannotr.ztreat •
Road, for a drawing in pencil of animals, the Silver Palette.
75. To Miss Lidale, 19, Vl'hitelion.street,Goodman's Fields,
fora drawing in chalk of a head, the Silver Isis Medal.

ORIGINAL IN CHALK, PENCIL, OR INDIAN INK. ,
76. To Mr. S. Lines, jun. Birmingham, for a drasvittg in
pencil of -a landscape, the large Silver Medal.
77. To Mr. Ed. Watt Webb, Tamworth, for a pencil draw
ing of animals, the Silver Isis Medal.

. 78. To Miss C. E. Walker, lllyth Han, Barvtry,, fora pen-
cil drawing of a landscape, the large Silver 3letlal..
DRAWINGS AND PAINTINGS FROM STATUES AND-BUOTS..

79. To Mr. H. T. Wright, 52, Great Titchfield-street,' for
an outline of an entire figure, the large Silver. Medal:•
80. To Mr. R. W. Warren, Brewer-street, Woolwich far
a finished drawing of an entire figure, the large Silver Met
81. To Mr. L. B. ,Adams, 5, Basinghall-street, for a finishecr
drawing of an entire figure, the Silver Palette.
82. To Mr. B. R. Green, 27k, Argyll-street, for an outline •
of an anatomical figure, the large Silver Medal. . .
83. To Mr. W. Christie, Queen's-buildings, BromptOn, for
a drawing in chalk from a bust, the Silver Isis Medal;', -
84. To Mr. S. Caterson Smith, 11, MargareuStiee'Bitk:'
nigge Wells, for a painting in oil from a bust, the Silver- lei
Medal.
COPIES IN WATER COLOURS.
85. To Mr. J. Kennedy; for a drawing of and histaikal
ject, the large Silver Medal.
86.. To Mr. G. Brown, 6,.Argyll-street, for a drawing of ari
historical subject, the Silver Isis Medal.
87. To Mr. C. R. Bone, 47, Charlotte-street',Portland-piaci
for a portrait in miniature, the large Silver Medal: •
88. To Miss Letitia Jane Green, 271, ArgylLstreet,foi por:
trait in miniature, the Silver Isis Medal.

ORIGINALS IN WATER COLOTT/li.
89. To Miss Emma Fearnley, 6, Mecklenburg-square, for c.
group of flowers, the Silver Isis Medal. .
90. To Miss Emma Tomkins, 53, New Bond-street, for a.
composition of flowers, the large Silver-Medal.

COPY IN OIL.
91. To Mr. W.A. Hastings, 8, Alfrethplace, Beafinct:aquitres
for a painting of shipping, the Silver Isis Medal.

ORIGINALS IN OIL.

92. To Mr. Evan Williams, 6, Charlotte-street, Bloornit;ury,.:
for an historical composition, the large Gold Medal.
93. To Sir. A. R. Venables, 6, Charlotte-street,'33loorns-'
bury, for a portrait of himself, he Silver Isis Medal.
94. To Sir. Richard E. Hoist, 14, Howland-street, for a pot:
trait of alady, the Silver Palette. .
95. To Mr. Ed..Fancourt,.3l, Hoiton-squire; foe a portrait •
of himself, the large Silver Medal.
96. To 161iss Kearsley, 12, liathbone-place,.foi portrait et'
a lady. the Silver Palette.
97. To Mr. J. St. John Long, 20, York-street, Portman
square, for a landscape composition, the large Silver Medal.
93. To Mr. Richard A. Clark, 3. Clarendon-square, for a-
landscape composition, the Silver Medal. . .
99. To Sir. H. H. Lines, Birmingham, for alandscapefrom-
nature, the Silver Isis Medal.

MODELS.
100. To Mr. T. Hughes, .59, Long Acre,• for 'a copy of a.
bust from the antique, the large Silver Medal.
101: To Mr. Constantine Panormo, 91, Dean-street, Soho,
for a copy in the round of an entire figure, the large Silver
Medal.
102. To Mr. E. G. Physick, 16, Park 'Terrace, Regent's
Park, far an original model of a group, the Gold Isis Medal.
103. To Miss Sybella Bullock, 119,- Sloani4qtiete, for a
bust from the life, the large Silver Medal.

ARCHITECTURE.
104. To Mr, Stephen Burchell, 24, Red Lion,equate, for a-,
draWing in perspectiVe from a Corinthian Capital, the *lief
lsis Medal,
105. To Mr. Samuel Lost, 24, Edward-square,-:Kensixige
ton, for an originl design in Greek arehitecture, ColtaPilsing
seven dwelling-houses; the large Silver Medal.
10,8. To sir. D. Alocatta, 33, Russell-square. for an ori;
ginal design for a church in Doric architecture,' the 'WlVer Isis •
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107. To Mr. Henry Bassett, 15, Norrolk4triet,..Stritilliit'
an Original design for a church in Doric architecture, the Gold
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• LITHOGRAPHY.
1013. To Mr. J. Baker, Sydenham Corrimon, fur a drawing
of a Gothic screen to a church, the large Silver. Medal.
• 109.. Mr, G. Tittler, 110, Villiers-street, Strand, for a driw-
ing of the interior of King's• College ChaPeli Carntitidge, the
Silver Isis Medal. _
MEDAL DIE AND OEM
110. To Mr. W. Wood,house, Pupil to Mr. Bic.
• niingham-, for two medal dies, copies, the one it head, the other
fib entire figure, the Silver Isis Medal. . . .
. 111- To I%lr. T. Warner, la, Terrace, Tottenham-opint.
road,-for a head in intaglio, a copy 4 the large:Silver-Medal,
11. To Mr. Raphael Clint, 5, Rolls-buildings, for an ori-
' ginal intaglio ofa head, the Gold Isis Medal.

113. Mr. J. Wood, 20, Surrey-street, Strand, for an original
design for the Society's vignette, thelarge Silver -Medal •
114. To Miss A. Miller, Dorset-street, Dublin, for earvinge
in ivory of 'heads and figures, the Gold Isis Medaf.
115. To Mr. W. Savage, 11, Cowley-street,Westrtlinster, fqr
block printing in colours in imitation of drawings, the large
Silver Medal and Fifteen Guineas:
116. To Mr. Hen. Attenburrow, atudesseitr Surgery, 11.
New Builington-street, for- an origins} colottred" anatomical
drawing, the Silver Isis Medal.
117. To. Mr. J. R. Alcoelt,' Student in
Burlington-street, for an original anatomical model in coo out! 4
wax, the GOld Isis Medal.
The Thanks of the Society have been voted to the following
Gentlemen, and their Communications have been directed to
be inserted in the next Volume of the Society'STransictions:-'
To Captain T. M. Bagnold, High row, Knightsbridge, for
his successful application of M. Appeit's process 'to - the pre-
servation, of lime-juice.
To the same Gentleman and 'to hii Brother; Captain M• r.;
Bagnold, of Bombay, for an account' of the process -erriPlo.o“
at Bombay for making twisted gun barrels and sword blades,
in imitation of those made at DarnascUs:
To Mr. C. A. Deane, Charles-street, Deptford, fur his Un-
proved key for house doors.
To Mr. Jas. Clement, Prospect-place, Newington Butts, fo'
his stand for drawing boards of large area.
To Mr. C. Varley, Thornhaugh-street, for his rnbde of W
ing screws.
Turrell, Clarendon-square, for his improved-etching
ground for engravers.
The Thanks of the Society` have also been voted--
To M. Moreau, Soho-square, for his tabular view of British
commerce.
To Mr. J. H. Abraham, Sheffield., for his magnet for, ex-
tracting particles of iron and_ steel from the eyis of workers
in
that metal.

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ford, in Clifford's Inir, were broken open, ribbed PTO
party to the amount of upwards of 1001. It his—been Ricer'
tained that most of the -chambers in the Inils of Coat;
and of Chancery, which pave been robbed recently, have s"
been entered by thieves at about-four or five o'cleck in the after"
noon, and all by means of picklock keys, and the property balk
in each instance, been carried away in the open day.

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