The Sun.
London, England, 1866-04-24 00:00:00

ART UNION.

-This Day.

DRAWING OF THE PRIZES.

The annual general meeting of the members of the Art
Union was held to-day, in the New Adelphi Theatre, for
the purpose of receiving the report of the council, and for
the distribution of the amounts set aside for the purchase
of works of art.

The rwort was read by Mr. Godwin, F.R.S., from which
it appeared that the subscriptions for the year amount to
the sum of £13,681, showing an increase of £1,941.
The amount set apart for the ptirchase of works of art
from the public galleries by the prizeholders themselves will
be thus divided :-
20 works at £lO each.

75 ,;
100 „
150 „
200 „
250 „
To these are added a bronze statuette of the Queen on
horseback, a bronze statuette of a boy at a stream, and a
marble bust of Hobe ; 20 medallion bronze inkstands, 100
" Psyche" vases, 80 busts in percelain of his Royal High-
ness the Prince of Wales, 60 sets of photographs from the
society's plates, 80 chromo-lithographs, " Young Eng-
land," 250 chromo-lithographs, " Wild Roses," 200 volumes
of etchings, by R. Braudard, and 100 silver medals, com-
memorative of Benjamin West, P.R.A. ; making, with the
Parian busts due to those who have subscribed for ten
years consecutively without gaining a prize, 1,243 prizes,
in addition to the volume of engravings received by every
member.

1 work

The principal money prizes were then drawn in the
order given below:—
Capt. Bridgewood, of Longton ...
E. Blake, Blackfriars-road
G. Buckton, High-street, Hull

- ... ...£25
... ... ... ... 50
... - ... 40

Dr. Brockwell, Cleaton, Cumberland
W. W. Brundrip, Runcorn
F. E. Williams, Swansea ...
R. E. Leader, Sheffield
H. F. Phillips, Euston-square
W. Sharp, Workhouse, Birmingham
Ray. F. H. Swan, Spilsby
Rumbold
W. Lloyd, Port Madoc
W. M'Loud, Military Asylum, Chelsea
Miss Stone, Chislehurst, Kent
J. Hermes, Leeds ...
F. Phillips, Newport ...
John Green, Rose Hill, Bolton
A Foreign Gentleman ...
G. H. Aston, Capel Court
F. Edwards, Great Marlborough-street
A. Tennent, Stone ••• ••• •••
J. H. Harris, Exeter-road, Brighton
J. Richardson, Lisburn ...
Thomas Tandy, Ely-place
C. W. Pringle, Woolwich Dockyard
Thomas Senior, Bradford
F. Walker, St. Thomas's Hospital
Mrs. C. Grey, Victoria ...
W. Campbell, jun., Falkirk
T. J. Pike, Mount Audley-street
F. W. Strugnell, Edgware-road...
W. E. Bagshaw, Old Broad-street
I. F., New Zealand ...
G. W. Root, Hertford, U.S.
N. Wright, Grosvenor-place, Leeds
H. G. Norillia, Nova Scotia
Carl Smetz, Prussia
F. Hendley, 134, Oxford-street
W. Gross, R- ••• .••
R. Barkley, 95, Farringdon-street
E. Pett, Union-street, Plymouth
Miss J. Getting ... •••
R. Halkin •••
F. M. Clifford, Kensington
Mrs. J. Morris, Sandgate...
T. A. Pierson, Hyde-park-square
R. Robb, Brixton-hill
L. Ferguson, Santa Martha
J. Benzie, Cranbrook
W. Fisher, Australia
H. E. Hodge, Australia ...
Madame E. George, New Zealand
Joseph Ancona, John-street, Adelphi
C. Bond, 239, Oxford-street
G. Harris, 26, Gower-street
J. Glennie, Caterham
P. G. M'Stevenson, Shrewsbury
W. Purdie, Old Broad-street ...
W. D. Stewart, 48, Fenchurch-street
R. H. Barkham, Biliter
J. Tomlinson, jun., Yarmouth ...
J. Librant, Cape Town •••
J. Dottridge, New-cross •••
T. Robertson, Hackney
W. J. Barron, Alderinanbury
John Nelson, Dalton, in Furnace
Ald. Dakin, Hornsey
T. J. Horrell, South-place, Finsbury
C. Huggesdon, Deptford ...
E. P. Clark, Wymondham
W. Trewig, Helston
H. Gadd, Chichester
Alex. Anderson, 45, Horseferry-road
C. F. Oding, Ripon
Rev. J. Foster, Sudbury ..•
G. Streeter, Isle of Grain, Rochester
A. Pickling, Kingston-on-Thames ...
Mrs. Longfield, Croydon ...
S. Chesterman, Banbury
John Hughes, Camberwell ...
H. Blackmore, Brook-street
R. Hodgson, Portland-place
J. G. Parsons, Great Yarmouth ..•
A. 11. M'Bean, Leghorn
C. Hedges, Oxford
••• ••• •••
F. M. Harrison, Torrington-square ...
C. Crockford, Royal Brewery, Brentford
H. Ray, 2d Life Guards ••• ..•
W. Purdey, Old Broad-street
A. F. Bright, Brighton •.• •••
B. Lewis, St. Michael's House, Cornhill
R. Foster, Kilmarnock ••• •.•
J. E. Johnson, Cambridge .„
Mrs. F. Smith, Tasmania
J. S. Owens, Dursley
F. Owen, Greenwich „.
E. Oldney, Plymouth
H. P. Poole, St. Swithin's-lane
W. Allison, Austin Friars
L. Van Oven, York-terrace, Regent's-park
E. Richardson
S. Northcote, 29, St. Paul's-churchyard ...
J. Limgair, Arbroath
A. Williams, Windsor
F. Godfrey, Newton Abbott
J. Roslyn, Reigate
W. E. Grove, Blandford
J. Woolcock, Helston
J. M. Smith, Beckett Bank, Leeds
J. G. Broad, Diss, Norfolk
J: L., New Zealand ..„
J. W. Reynolds, Warwick-square
J. Sothward, Ballarat ~„
J. Page, jun., Hobart Town ...
J. Ray, Coleman-street, City
Miss Campbell, 14, Sackville-street
R. Twiss, Sloane-street
J. Hodgson, Newcastle
F. J. Wallis, Laguira, Venezuela ' .„
J. Harrison, Lincoln
J. Wilchin, Southgate ...
D. Mills, Cape Town ...
J. Nicholson, South Shields
G. Mills, St.
Stockton Georg ..
George's-terrace, Regent's Park ...
R.
J. Dunston, St. Colomb
Rev. H. Glynn, Chester ...
S. Loveridge, Wolverhampton
W. J. Phillips, Hammersmith
W. W. Watson, Glasgow
F. J. Lace, Stone Gap, Leeds
F. James, Bristol
E. Walker, Old-street-road
A. Steele, Hampstead-road „..
G. J. Fox, Atherstone
G. Cheethant, Chadderton
Rev. C. Locke Middleton-square
J. I'. Holden, Manchester
J. Biddle, Grafton House Leamington...
11. Johnson, Leek...
Mrs. Tooke, East Grinstead
Mrs. H. Sutclffe, Manchester
J. F. Smith... ••• ••• -
W. Homing, Harmood-street
B. 31•Celdy, Greenock ...
H. A Symonds, Reading ...
W. E. Oram, Woolwich
A. Dennis, Geelong •..
J. 11. Cole ... •••
F. Isaacson, Kentish Town-road

410 ... 15

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Liverpool Cotton Market.—This Day.

Market steady. Prices favouring holders. Sales
probably 12,000 or 15,000 bales.

DEATH FROM LOCKJAW CAUSED BY BURNS.-
Yesterday an inquest was held at Charlton, on the body of
Matilda Boyce, aged 12 years, the daughter of a labouring
man residing at Hope Cottages, who expired on Saturday
last from the results of extensive injuries sustained on
Sunday week by her clothes being accidentally set on fire.
She. was progressing favourably towards recovery until
Tuesday, when symptoms of lockjaw came on, and she
gradually sank. The jury returned a verdict of accidental
death.