Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-08
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GRACE HALLS |. 8
Of PARLIAMENT. |
Six Beautiful Paintings Added
70 Corridor Outside House
of Commons.
HISTORIC SCENES,
GIFTS OF LORDS
Nj. j. Byam Shaw, Nj. Frank g,
Salisbury, Nj. E. Board and Mr.,
Denis Eden Among Artists.
special DIspatch.)
LONDON. Saturday.

Especial DIspatch.)
LONDON. Saturday.
yrN Parliament reassembles IN
w keen on the destruction OF the HOUSE
!, lords will find that tho lower mouse
:. entrance TO It,, has been greatiy
,.,,riaed and rendered more Interesting
- sertet OF those noble lords whom
,bev would gladly see unseated. lhe
p..r.. Corridor, and the corridor lehoihs
i IN, Commons Lobby fern one OF me the
,o,n Sights Of the Houses OF fnri ia
.,.n+ as there are to be seen there SIX
tasn magnificent frescoes Illustrative OF
Z historic scenes in tho age of the stuar U.s.
During the Parliamentary vacation '''e'e
.,,va been placed in the corridor imme-
d,a,elv opposite ST. Stephens Hall more
beautiful frescoes by eminent artls's'
tho gifts OF Lord Beauchamp the Ear'
Of Carlisle, Lord Airedalc OF GiedhoW.
Lord Stannore, Lord Wandsworth ana
Lord W,nterstoke of Blasdon. illustta-
t,ps OF another period in English history.
Mr.. J. Byam Shaw. r. l.. Is the painter '''
Of a picture Illustrating the entry OF queen
Mary with Princess Elizabeth Into Lon
don. The scene portrayed Is set at the
gate of the Lions Tower OF the Tower OF
London. Mr. Frank o. Salisbury, r. B. A..
has told tho story of Henry VIII. and
catherine OF Arragon. In the scene where
Catherine is seen in court pleading with
tho King. who stands embarrassed, puz-
Fled. struggling with himself. Mr.. q.
Board has for his subject cranmer, the
supple divine. whom Henry made an
Archbishop; and Mr.. Denis Eden's pane!
illustrates Cabot receiving the charter
from Henry VII. Erasmus and Thomas
More visiting the children Of Henry VII.
at Greenwich Is the subject painted by
Mr.. Frank Cadogan. A. R A. Here You
see Prince Henry meeting for the first
time the man whom Tor years he delighted
to honor and whose head he cut off at
last; ands Mr.. II. Payn is the painter OLA
ine picture Illustrating tho historic pluck
Ing OF the red and white roses In the
Temple Gardens by representatives Of the
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MONOCLES FOR WOMEN.
Rumor has II that tlse ,nonocle is to be
the real smart thing this winter for the
woman OF fashion. This single glass is
to be mounted on long handle, much
after the fashion of lorgnette., Tho effect,
It Is held, will be to emphasize tho fact
that any human target which comes with
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Z oN'E iLoNDoN FARMS. 4.
some surprise has been occasioned BY
the discovery that London has farmer,
OF It's own who beat their rivals in the
rural districts by the produce they gain
rom their acres. According to tho lates,
Official calculation, London has SSH acres
devoted to 'agriculture." as compnred
win 1850 in 1890. Each year, however
marks the slow absorption Of this acreage
mo building land. \, A
ny this same calculation the metropolis