The Sun.
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THE SAFETY of BRITAIN and the SUP-
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THE ART-UNION, MONTHLY JOURNAL
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Contents of Part 76, for January :-
1. The Future of British Art.
2. Mercantile Value of the Fine Arts ; the Manufacture of Lace.
(Illustrated.)
3. Boots and Shoes in England. (Illustrated.)
4. New Process of Engraving—accompanied by a Print from a
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few days, from the paper impression only.
5. The Ornamentist ; with a Lithographic Print from the Work
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G. Obituary—Calcott, Grieve, Corbould.
7. Art in Continental States.
8. Art in the Provinces.
9. Societies in Ccnnexlon with Art.
10. The Fine Arts applied to the Useful Arts. With engraved
Examples.
11. The Print-Room of the British Museum.
12. The Art-Unions of London, Dublin, Birmingham, Liver-
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13. Machinery at applied to Manufactures.
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Arts Decorative and Ornamental.
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