The Sun.
London, England, 1857-10-12 00:00:00

DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND ART.

DISTRIBUTION OF THE NATIONAL
- MEDALS.

MANCHESTER, SATURDAY.

The annual distribution of the national medals
for draping among the students of the Sch6ols of
Art of the United Kingdom took place in the Man-
' cliester Town-hall, last evening, under the presi-
dency of Earl Granville. The exhibition of the
prize designs by students in all the Schools of Art
in the kingdom had previouly been opened at the
Manchester School of Art.. The collection com-
prised upwards of 500 specimens, filling three large
rooms. On the occasion of the prize distribution
the principal room of the Town-hall was completely
filled with ladies and gentlemen. Lord Granville
was accompauied, as the deputation from London,
by the Right Hon. W. F. Cowper, M.P., Mr.

Redgrave, and Mr. Cole. Oa the platform were
also the Bishop of Manchester, and Mr. W. Du-
gan (of Dublin), Mr. Cheetham, M.P.,Mr. R. N.
Phillips, M.P., Mr. J. Whitworth, r. W. Fair-
ba;rn, and most-of the gentlemen who have been
engaged in promoting the Manchester School of
Alt and the Exhibition of Art Treasures.

The names of the prize-holders were called over

by Mr. Cole, -and the certificates of the claim to
the medal were presented to them in succession by
Lord Granville. . -
The following is' an alphabetical list of students
rewarded at the national competition, 1857, giving
the nanie, school, stage rewarded, and subject
Anderson, John;•Neweastle-under-Lyoe, 10 a, foliage

in outline
Aumonier, J., Metropolitan'Training, 9 a, anatomical
etudy
Bayne, R. R., Metropolitan Training, 23 b, vill
Bellitzay, Paul, Glasgow,.23 c, carpet
Birkmyer, James, Liverpool, 6 a, Hercules
Birks, Henry, Stoke, oak leaf boss
Blood, Fanny, Worcester, 23 c, vases
Mitt, Thomas, Worcester, 23 c, plate
Brew, Benjamin, Limerick, 3 b, Louis XII. pilaster
Brew, Edward Warrington, 19 a, diecobolus
Brock, William, Hanley, 2 b, tarsia
Brown, George, Nisnctioster, 12 a, e;g plant
Casb, Eleanor, Coventry, 14 a, pritnroses
Chambers, Micha, Durham, 13 a, block printing
Chandler, E , Plymouth, 4 b, Carr
Clark, William, Worcester. 5 b, egg plant
C.ioinbe, Harriett, Waterford, 92 c, elementary design
_ Darby, Thomas, Cheltenham, 10 a, foliage
Dunn, El z', Hanley, 6 a, Hercules
, Eardley, R., Stoke, 8 b, heal (-accept)
Ed sards, John, Burrlern, 18 a, Louis XII. pilaster

Kloart, Fattier, Gower-street, 14 a, flowers in tem-
pera
Elden, M. R., Stoke, 18, Medici pilaster
Elliot, Rebecca, Gower-street, 10 a, foliage in outline
Emile, W. It., Finsbury, 12 a, rosette
Finlay, John, Glasgow, 23 a, hteain engine
Pith, James, Manchester, 22 c, elementary design
Forrester, Henry, Burslem, 2 b, tarsia
Franchi, Jane, Birmingham, 13 a, flowers from ex-
amples
Gallimore, Samuel, Stoke, 9, anatomical study
Ganthorpe, Mary, Manchester, 15, group of flowers
in oil
Gaskell, Rebecca, Warrington, 2 b, Tilden scroll
Gladding, G., Spitalfields, 5 b, egg plant
Craig, Mary J., Gower-street, 13 a, iris from copy
Grose, Ann, Gower-street, 22 b, elementary design
Hampton, T., Hanley, 10 a, 3 b, foliage and pilaster
Har:ito 1, George, Sheffield, 18 a, Medici pilaster
Hart C., Exeter, 15, group in oil
Hassail, Rich., Macclesfield, 8 b, 19 a, discobolus
Hawkins, Blanche, Gower-street, 4 b, car
Hunt, Eisily, Metropolitan Training, 3 b, pilaster

„.
Jackson, Frank G.. Birmingham. 21), tarsia
Cballotte, Gower street, 15, 14 a, group and
flowers in tempera
Johns, Eliz. J., Manchester, 4 b, car
Kingdou, A., Exeter, 14 a, Holybocks
Lavau, Anna, Dublin Lace School, 23 c, collar
Lockett, Benjamin, Stoke, 22 e, elementary design

Lyon, Frederick C., St. Martin's, Long-acre, 2 b,
tarsia
Mallinson, Thomas, Coventry, 12 a, 10 a, egg plant
and fhwers
Mayne, Arthur, Dublin, 5 b, egg plant
Meadows. Lucy, Gower-street, 42 a, rosette
M‘Do well, J , Glasgow, 23 c, muslin designs
M'Gregor, Peter, Glasgow, 23 c, muslin designs
Menzies, John Aberdeen, 22 c, elementary design
Metric, Hovey, Nottingham, 22 a, flowers
Morgan, J. S., Cork, 9 a, anatomical study
Nicholls, Mary J., Dublin. Lace School, 23 c, muslin
and lace design
Nicholson, Walter, Sheffield, 10, 5 b, flowers and Flo-
rentine scroll
O'Leary, Michael, Cork, 8 b, lion
O'Shea. Henry, Cork, 8 a, frieze
Owen, Samuel, Coventry, 23 c, ribbons
dley, George, Harley, 3 b, Louis XII. pilaster
Pilsbury, Wilmot, Birmingham, 10 b, Br:ony
Plumbs, R., Criarterhouse. 2 b, tarsia
Pontis, J., Metropolitan Training, 3 b, pilaster
Poole, Ezekiah, Stoke, 5 b, egg plant
Pope, P. 11,, Metropolitan Training, 23 c, design for
rnusline.
Proctor, Fanny, Newcastle-on-Tyne, 16, 22 d, dancing
girl and historic styles
Proctor, Helen, Ne wcastle-on-Tyne, 22 c, elementary
design
Reid, James, Paisley, 2 b, tarsia
Rhead, George, Newcastle-under-Lyne, 2 b, Trojan
scroll
Ridge, W, Stoke, 23 d, flower pot
Roberts, H. L., Nottingham, 15, print in oil
Robinson, C., Finsbury, 8 b, lion
Robinson TV. M., Manchester, 15, 9 a, flowers in
water colours and anatomical study
Sawkin., Isabel,Gower-street, 22 b, elementary design
Searles, George, Norwich, 6 a, Laocoon
Stneaton, A., Glasgow, 10 b, fruit
Smyth, Thomas C., Stotirbridge, 8 a, frieze
Squire, Alice, Kensington, 4 b, rosette
Stannu', Hugh, Sheffield, 23 d, 23 c, cups and saucers
and scfssors
Strangman, Kate, Waterford, 15 a, water colour group
Sunnier, von Fiancee, Gower-street, 2 b, tarsia
Serge, Reuben, Burelern, 3 b, pilaster
Theater, G., Sheffield, 16 a, 23 d, torso and kettle
Thomas, T. H., Bristol, 22 c, 22 d, elementary design
and historic styles
Tornuddi G., Metropolitan Training, 23 a, steam
engine

Townroe, It, Sheffield, 23 d, urn
Tuck, E , Batb, 10 a, foliage
Walker, J. 8., Burslem, 22d, historic styles
Wilson, Helena, Gower-street, 8 b, 1.4 a, discobolus
and flowers
Woodhouse, J., Dublin, 19 a, five medallions

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