The Sun.
London, England, 1845-04-22 00:00:00

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and so lead others to follow the right path—to ato3-
the character and iner,ase the enjoyments of their our,
trymen. Seck vxcellonee in every department, front i”
lowest to the highest. and remember, that by rewardil
metLoerity to the exclusion of genitisAvhich maY a": 21
your assistance. you depress talent and commit.injustice;
" Let us all bear in that the great object of
Asscciation is to th vale ar:d diffuse art. - .

‘• G EOR lE GODWIN 1 lion. sees."
LE WIS POCOCK, 3
* Richard Son's " Art of Criticism."

1845

£ s.

Expenses, printing, advertising, pos- . ' io
tage. &c. 1.796 lo
n 0
Sum allotted for purchase of pictures 9,650 - 0
Ditto for bronzes 450 0 0
20 0
Ditto for medals.

Sum reserved fur engraving, &c., on out-
lines

960 0 0

Balance reserved for the engraving of the
year
15,440 510
1,'96
10
Net amount to be expended this year in g
works of art 13,643 0
His Serena Highness the Duke of MECKLENI3fittIo
STRELITZ moved, and Sir C. HOPKINSON seconcket
adoption of the report.
The m :tion was put and carried by acclamatitn.
of
Mr. T. UWINS, ILA , then moved that the thartl(.9e,
'the Society be given to the Committee.for their sellicoo,
during the past year, and that they be requested te Cure
tinue those valuable services—(Cheers) Ile was 5....10
that they must all feel that a large debt of gratitude:4
due to the members of the Committee, who exerted .11:01
activity in the support of the Institution. The srtP.,
also felt that a deep debt of gratitude was owing totad
gentlemen, and, as an artist, he was delighted O.! wss
torward to give expression to the gratitude thafr
er.
felt by the whole body.—(Cheers.) Artists •,/
not men of words, nor were they
to address public audiences in public places; but !tied
felt deeply grateful to the Society and to the Coin Art.
for the assistance they had rendered to the cause of 04
—(Cheers.) By the aid of the Committee, genies .
been enabled to emerge from obscurity, which 133_,.e1b0f
otherwise have been hopeless.—(Cheers) He had r-
pleasure in moving the resolution.—(Cheers.)
Mr. COOPER, R. A.,in seconding the motion, li-t0
that he had always nind the Committee anxioll:s t„
accusteei)of
listen to any suggestions for the benefit of the St)cf,l;(;
or for the promotion of art—(Cheers)—and he 113`',11c1
doubt but that the establishment of this Society w°t-he
prove of great advantage both to the artist and to
public.— (Cheers.) ficeir
The resolution was then put and carried by
mation. ir
Mr. W. H. Roper, R.A., an,' Mr. Haggard, were '
pointed scrutineers ..f the drawing. are
Miss White and Miss Roy were the ladies wit°
the tickets from the wheel. , the
At this part of the proceeding his Royal Highne",3, er
Duke of Cambridge left the theatre, amidst loud e"e;,§
ing, it having been explained that his Royal Highlol
hid a previous appointment to keep. The chair was t
taken
,by B. B. Cabbell, Esq., and the drawing e°o
mencet.. It had not concluded up to the hour vibe"
went to press. the
The principal prizes drawn during the course °'
morning were as follows : 1000
Mrs. A. Packe. Grantham ...........................••'
100

Mr. W. Gow, Hungerford Wharf .....................
Mr. J. J. Stone, Kensington-terrace, a
,pwater••• go
Mr. G. Lancaster, Wyndham-road ................... 80
Mr. F. Allen, Perz,hore ............................. " 80
Mr. R. 11. Green, Manchk,ster ........................... go

Mr. P. Brown, George yird, Lombard street .........
Mr. Henry Brough. Oughton, Cheshire .............. 60
Mr. 11. W. Dube nsington ................. .........
Miss Conm,ll, St. James' .......................50
Mr. W. G. Bull, Ne,‘port.Pagnell ................... 50
Mr. T. H. H -he- Henlev--' hr Tattle 60

L. LL. .ughes, —enley-street. a br...nze, •
Mc. G. IL. L. Wood, New Bowl-street .• 50
50
Mr. Ja Canington Potterm, Bediordshire:. ••••

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