The Sun.
London, England, 1868-04-28 00:00:00

ART U

LYDON.

DRAWING THE PRIZES.—THIS DAY.
The annual meeting of the members of the Art
Union was held to-day in the Adeiphi Theatre.
rhe annual report stated that the subscriptions
for the present year amounted to the sum of £13,612
14s. 6d., and that would be the amount available
for the purchase of works of art from the public
galleries by the prizeholders themselves, divided in
the following manner :-20 works at £lO each, 20
at £l5, 12 at £2O, 14 at £25, 12 at £3O, 12 at £35,
10 at £4O, 6 at £45, 8 at £5O, 6 at £6O, 5 at £75,
3at £lOO, 2at £l5O, and 1. at £23.). 'l'here would
also b.) distributed-25 bronzos of the Nelson
Column, 20 in33allion bronze inkstands, 100 sta-
tuettes, " The Wood-nyinpli ;" 250 chroinos, " The
Kite ;" 30 silver me lals, cornm nnorative of Sir It.
Westinacott, lt.A., whie!i, with the p tri in busts,
given to all who have subscribe 1 for ten years con-
snutively without gaining apriz in king 758 prizes,
in a ldition to the engraving received by every

member.
The drawing for th 3 priz,33 comm3iic_id at the
conclusion of the ordinary business.
The mode of drawing was as follows :-o,ie
wheel conta:ned numi..ieml tickets t, the entire
number of shares sold, and the sin filler wheel con-
tained the exact number of prins to bo distributed.
Two young ladies (Miss Rich and Miss Verity)
took their station, one at each wheel, and, on the
one drawing a number, the bank of al lreases was
referred to, and then the other young lady drew a
ticket from the prize wheel of the amount to which
he was entitled. -
The prizes were taken from the wheel in the
following order :
R. W. Flint, Canterbury Kent ..•
W. L. Edwards, Bangalore ...
S. Allcock, jun., Sunderland ...
:Dirs. Lindley; Clarenpn-place,.Hythe
A. Gillingham, Clapton ...
J. R. Jarrett, Cold Harbour-lane
Alex. Shand, Ckurch-streat, Liverpool
E. Baker, Crown° Hill ... ..•
H. Nicholson, Horncastle •.•
T. Brown, South Carlton ...
W. Wightson, Skipton ...
E. Bright, Brighton ...
W. F. Fraser (Smith, Elder, and Co.)
F. W. Tomlinson, Leamington
Mrs. Moses, Ulster-place, Regent-park
G. Barrett, Wintershall, Surrey ...
C. Nottage, Paragon, Streatham
J. Frazer, Nelson, New Z,alaud
'A. Wilson, Dundee ..•
Dr. Thornton, Dawsbury
Dr. Groove, Plymouth ...

20
••• 30

... 100

... 100

... 35
... 30
... 75

... 40
... 45

Arthur Garrod, Whitehall-place

... 75

J. R. Ravenhill, Snaresbrook ...
W. Jeffers-, Gros: Bessell-street, Bloomsbury
J. Townshend, Upper Bolgrave-street ...
J. Matthews, Mornington Crescent
4.414
J. Hooker, Adolai le; ... ..• •••
Captain Jenner, Cardiff ... ••• •••
H. C. Stephenson, Abingdon-street
•••
S. Green, Peckwator-stroet, Kentish Town._
W. Wright, Runcorn ... ••• •.-
R. Hall, S., Adelaide ... ...
•••
W. Robgolin, Tavistock ... ••• •.•
The Dean of Chichester ... •••
•••
Miss Allen, Alexandria ... ••• ... ... 3.)
J. Robottom, Great Northern Railway; King's Cross 13
8. Barber, Roman-road, Old Ford
••• ••• 50
W. Bennett, Melbourne ... ••• ••• ~. 40
E. B. Michaelson, Trinity College, Cambridge ... 50
IL Koovil, Now-cross-road "41
•44 ... 23
IL Harrath, Bangalore ... •••
••• ... 10
Mrs. Dolman, Nelson-square, Greenwich ... ... 100
R. Falkoner, Bellsize Park •••
•••
C. Goosback, Burton-on-Trent ...
•••
T. W. Tindall, Esher ... •••
•••
G. Edmonds, Fitzroy-road, Regent's-park ...
T. Malcolnason, Clonmel •••
. H. F. Cameron, Geelong •••
0. 0. P. ••• ••• •••
E. Sutton, Hort ordshire... •••
W. West Redruth, S mth Australia
J. Welwyn, Cheltonhain... •••
J. Wyatt, Chelsea ... •••
J. Allbury, Melbourne ... •..
E. Lockhart, Brixton ... •••
W. Bruce, South Anstralia •••
F. J. Barnes, B3ckenhana •••
J. Mathews, Dund 13 ...
•••
Miss Stocker, Cardiff ...
•••
ILDonne ..• ••• 499
A. Whit, Geelong ...
•••
11. Vacher,Teddiagton ...
.41.
W. Greatbar, Laagt Ail__ .„ .
...
W. Nicholson, jua , Leamington ...
J. Ballent, Grosvenor Park, Walworth
W. Ilallent, ifornita3 Advertiser ...
NV. Baker, M mizbury, Africa
...
T. Diver, Blackwell
••
J. Muzio, Higlibury
.. • •••
...
R. Windall, Bank of England
...
J. Handley, Groat Northern Railway
J. Skinner, Ifolb3rn-hill ...
•••
Hudson ...
••• •••
J. Street, Christchurch ...
..•
S. G. Bees, 83, Red.:Jiff-street, 13;:stJ1
Rev. W. Sparrow, Ludlow
•••
E. Chubb, Isle of Wight ...
..•
J. Act wood, Hamilton ..
...
E. Swann, Clapham-road
•••
R. Lingard, Manchester ... .
E. Thomson, Brook-street, Holborn
T. Phillips, Regent-circus ...
W. Walker, Cloudsloy Villa, Islington
R. Raton, Birmingham ...
J. Pellatt, Stratford ..•
"11 ••• ••• 4.4 - -
It. Oakden, Goldhurst ••• ... ... 10
•••
Mrs. Lawrence, Avenue-road, Camberwell ... ... 40
J. Cottrill, Park-terrace, Brixton ... ••• ... 50
A. M'Donald, Geelong •• ... ... 50
••• •
Mrs. hill, Stanhope-terrace, Hyde-park-gardens ... 15
Mrs Baylis, York Villa, Croydon ... ••• ... 25
S. Edward, 26, Mincing-lane ... ••• ... 50
W. Dew, Constantinople... ••• ... 20
•••
C. Luer, Arundel Wharf, Strand .. ••• ... 45
Ann Gearing, Lechlade .. ... 25
..• ..•
W. Clifton, jun., Lynn ...... ••• ••1
TO Must, Portland Bay, Australia ... ..
J. Thomas, South Australia .. •••
W. T. Griffiths, Merthyr Tydril ... •••
J. Thomas, Merthyr Tydvil . ••-
0. Mackenzie, George-street, Edinburgh ...
W. J. England, Manchester -
It. Crawshaw, Halifax ...
••• ••
G. Pidgeon, 11)ading
...
... •••
H. F. Clarke, Great Western Railway
Miss Shelford, Staines ...
••• eel
H. Goodwin, Pelham-crescent ••• ...
W. C. Hawker, Cloudsley Villa, Islington
W. Olden ...
••• •.. ..
J. Farmer, Weaver's-hall ••• •••
Mrs. T. Ri hie, Essex ...
••• 411
R. Bolton, Saffron Walden •. •..
G. Scott, Orange Free State ... •••
G. Farmer, High-street, Colchester •..
J. Robinson, Mulberry-bank, Glasgow ...
R. Baylis, Croydon ...
... •••
R. Hunter, Grove-road, Upper Holloway ...
G: Raker, London-wall ... ••• •••
J. Saunders, Bromsgrove ... . •.•
W. Hughes, Chapel-street, 113dford-ro,e ...
W. Drewitt, Borough ... .. ••I
J. Sharp, Maidstone ..• ••• •01
Messrs. Joyce and Son, Water. lane
•..
Messrs. Jennings, Fenchurch-street
•••
11. Barrett, Hobart flown ••• •••
11. Prosser, South Australia ...
•..
Silva Campos, Oporto .. ... •.•
Liout.-Col. Miller, Ashton-under-Lyne
...
Mrs. Poncon, Church-street, Epsom
Mr. H. Somers, Redhill ...
M. P. Bell, Glasgow
E. Hills, Craubrook
P. Hope, Montreal

... 30

... 35

G:)

... 33

... 10

.. 25

... 20

... 33

3.1
... 15

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TY)

... 15
... 15

... 20
.. 60

... 23
... 15
... 23
... 40
... 50
... 60
... 25

... 75
... 75

... 150

45
... 45

.. 30
35

... 30

... 10

The drawing for the minor prizes, the bronzes
and statues, having concluded, the proceedings ter-
minated.

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