The Sun.
London, England, 1866-10-29 00:00:00

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The opening meeting and conversazione of t
society for the session of 1866-7 was held last even-
ing in its rooms, Cond t- street, Regent-street. Mr.
R. W. Edis, president of the association, took the
chair, and therooms were filled by a numerous com-
pany, of whom a fair proportion were ladies. Among
the members and friends of the society who were
present were Professor Kerr, Messrs. Donaldson,
Spiers, Christian, W. Cashill, and J. D. Mathews
and R. Pluinbe, the hon. secretaries. Letters of
apology for their absence had been received from
M.P., G. G. Scott,T.
Messrs. A. J. B. Hope,

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there was a very scanty attendance, and but few buyers.
The prices realised were extremely low, as will be seen
from the annexed list. One brood mare was knocked
down for two guineas. The Messrs. Day, from Stockbridge,
were present, as well as a few others of the turfite frater-
nity. The following are the names of the buyers, and the
prices which each lot realised.

Wyatt, D. Burton, T. Smith, and other gentlemen.
Several gentlemen were nominated as members of
the association. Prizes awarded under the direction
of the society were presented to the following gen-
tlemen—Class of Design, Ist prize, Mr. W. Lons-
dale ; 2d prize, Mr. J. Jones. Figure drawing, Mr.
J. Johnson. Tite prize for the best design of a street
elevation, Mr. T. W. Willis. Other prizes offered
for designs for a pair of semi-detached dwelling-
houses and for sketches from existing buildings had,
in the absence of competition, not been awarded.
The President delivered an address, in which he
dwelt at considerable length upon the duties and
opportunities of architects. Ile sketched the his-
tory of architecture in England during the last
two centuries and a half, and complained rather
severely of the manner in which architects
had recently been treated by the Government in
regard to competitions for the erection of public
buildings ; especially he impressed upon all young
architects and students the necessity for earnest,
honest, and laborious study, in order to qualify
them for the practice of their profession, and to
enable them to execute such works as would im-
prove the public taste and connect their names with
the art history of their country. Mr. Donaldson
and Professor Kerr delivered brief addresses, in
which they commended this association to the sup-
port of those who were interested in architecture,
and referred with satisfaction to the good that it
had already accomplished. Mr. Donaldson specially
commended some of the drawings and sketches which
were exhibited by Mr. Spiers ; and to a certain ex-
tent, echoing the remarks of the president, com-
plained of the influence which had recently been
allowed to amateurs in the inatter of public compe-
titions. After a short interval devoted to the con-
sumption of tea and coffee a selection of vocal and
instrumental music was performed by Madame
Gilbert, Miss Susannah Cole, and Messrs. Robert
Mason, Ralph, Aylward, and A. Gilbert, and the
proceedings were brought to a close soon after 11
o'clock.

Horses in Training.

Gs.
John Davis, by Voltigour—Jamaica (Mr. J. Day) ... 600
Master Richard, by Teddington—Energy (Mr. Petagh) 260
Wild Parsley, by Wild Dayrell—Garnish (Mr. Haynes) 75
Quirina, by Marsyas or Orlando—Countess of Albe-
marle (Mr. Haynes)
,„ 30
Fairfield, by Newminster—Garotter's dam (Mr. J. Day) 220
Trombone, by Trumpeter—Alkali (Mr. H. Barnes) im 20
Harpenden, by St. Albans—Jerusalem (Mr. J. Day)... 130
Nell Gwynne, by St. Aibans—Energy (Mr. Green) 60
Seville, by St. Albans—Donna Maria (withdrawn) ...
Bay colt, by St. Albans—Tetly West (Mr. H. Barnes) 22
Yearling, by Voltigeur—Garnish (Mr. A. Day) ... 35
Bay colt, by Canary—Telly West (Mr. H. Green) 54
Bay colt, by Dundee—Donnar Maria (withdrawn) ...
Chesnut filly, by Trumpeter—Energy (Mr. J. Day) 82
Bay colt, by Rattle—Auroma (Mr. Phillips) ~. 6
Brood Mares.

Energy, by Weatherbit—Start (Mr. Milton) ... 65
Tetly West, by West Australian—Bay Tetly (Mr.

Wolfe)
••• ••• ••• •.• •••
Donna Maria, by King Tom—Ma Mie (withdrawn) ...
Auroma, by Autocrat (Mr. Turner)

Stallion. -
Canary, by Orlando—Palmer (Mr. J. Day)

FOR,EIGIV RACING INTELLIGENCE.

The following thorough-bred stock were disposed of by
auction at M. Cheri's establishment in Paris, on Wednes-
day last, Oct. 24 :-
11. Voisin's lot consisted of 12, including brood mares,
horses in training, and yearlings; and he had every rea-
son to be satisfied with the result of the sale. The prices
realised will be found blow:—
M. Voisin's Horses in Training.

Rabat Joie, 4 yrs (Count D'Evry) £l7O
Last Born, 3 yrs (Count D'Evry) 104
Salambo 11., 4 yrs (M. Gougon) 88
Harriett Watts (Steeplechase mare), 6 yrs (Mr.idam) 116
Brood Mares,

Avalanche, by Wild Payroll —lndia, foaled in 1857
(M. Staub) ... ... ... ... ... 116
Andromeda by Drogheda—Maid of Newton, 1862
(M. E. Fould)... ... ... ... ... ... 51
Both above mares covered by Tonnerre des Indes and
Sting in 1866.

Yearlings.
Abbess, by The Flying Dutchman—Avalanche,
(Marquis de Langle)... 101
Kermesse, by Palestro—Kibworth Lass (Marquis de
Langle) ... ... ...
"ID ... ... 68
Bonbon, by Tumbler—Bridecake, by Sweetmeat (M.
Desvignes) 80
S. G. D. G. (foal) by Light—Andromeda (Count
Bertiere) 15
Le Dieu Mars, 5 yrs, a hack (M. E. Elias) ... ... 56

Total amount...

... £BBl

Also, on the same day, from the Tiaras de Dampierre :-
Vice Admiral, 3 yrs (Duke de Vicence) ... ... 3,
La Cagnotte, by First Born—Chisel, by Touchstone,

2 yrs (Count D'E vry) ... ... - • • • •
0 hatillon, by First Born —Landrail, 2 yrs (Count

Bertheux) ... 136
Gueret, by First Born—Miss Lot, by. Lottery, 2 yrs
(M. Moyse) •
... 52
Yearlings.

Salvanet, by First Born—Fougeres by Faugh-a-

Ballagh (M. Moyse) ••• ... 96
La Chaume, by First Born—Miss Lot (M. Delatre) 22
Genabum, by First Born— Miss Agreeable(M. Delat re) 26
Zephirine, by First Born—Semiseri a by Voltaire
(Barou J. Fine t) •• • 164

Total amount ...