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    | itr to ^ jaan V ad va » cem ^ f . He should be at Cull l Ujwrty to tMr ^ rfpw n the one ewi d take to the othei * according ai h \ % e * wuutj niignt direct him . H put meanwhile it must be borne in mind , that a colliaft * h

    between the people and the legislature for the purpose of yevpri&eXlmg the constitution—really rt-forming it , js fjie voi [ e thing to be aimed at . The talk of a collision between $ h $ Lords in the Upper House , and their scions in the ^ Qjyer House , will prove to be only a collusion . As the S ^ otti ^ h proverb has it , and they have aye been a far-sighted ^ qple ^ r-41 H ^ wks winna pike out hawks een . " Junius Redivivusv .,.. ' . ' June 12 , 1836 .

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    -V IN THE PRESENT EXHIBITION AT SOMERSET-HO P $ E , . f , " % t 7 t aki > srer * s picture of Lord Ossulton and the l ) yiii ^ ^ I qi l , ( sra ^ fie design , and the composition of the colouring is eiijTdiattiy ^ : . V < &t in the colouring there is some imperfection : a itilst is" ov ^ tli e whol e picture ; not excusable because if Ui ^ it be supposed to . result from the steam of the dying anfatl # l ;^ $ fi& % mr £ U ii deficiency of strength . Hence , although ittf atftiifaMie ^ ii ^ i ety exists in the colouring , there is still ti m 6 n © tbT * y iWd his had

    4 f ^ ftfefeV : * ' We venture to think that if the figures of ' 161 * 4 C ^| uIt ^ horse been glazed over ftittt VeirfVite m ^ Or oroerwise rendered dark objects against the rpfirt of S ^ Wi 6 ^ ti 6 sition , that it would have left nothing to ire desfred MriSe ^ ccii-e of colouring . The affectionate expression of * i 3 te r

    q ^ Sf . Tilling his face against that of the old gaTn $ keepeiyis ^ eJt tea&ceived and executed . It tells the early history of ttf « ir « lutual relationship ;—how the keeper brought him tip jUitk Wkown hand from a blind , helpless , whimpering thing J tf 6 ^ rfr 4 taught him all his skill in the wide green fields ainl ffaaiy ^ roods ; and how the said dog has regarded the keeper as his dear old grey-haired dad ever since ;

    %$ v ^ " Peep-o'day-boy ' s Cabin , " by Wilkie , is & g <^ o < J de-^ P | a fine piece of colouring in the style , of t \* e hfiii oftfte fffirt qmtvrS j &Dd the impasting , in moist re ^ peeffii , ^ ft ^ t ^^ y Q&ith&P * - *^ recumbent youth , wW is ats )^ p ^ 'ft j ^ ety ( upa g | - ^ fiuly executed , though the ( Jesi ^ ri 48 npiqiiita sp ori ^ 4 naj ^ ttejpt'blic and its critics have fancie d . U <** ^; -. * f ^ $ . " * 3 P ^" ^ rrndftiy figure . Tlie child in his liiins we ^ ? f co iirjUZ ^ cog-Bt 2 e as taken from one of the little jifcii ^ ter caa te ifi , ^ f € ri ^ rfU neuQong artists . Bat the 1 ^ ft « houl < ler ii ratlier ' trnf , and

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    ^' " CRITIQUE ON SIX PICTURES , -

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1836, page 440, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2659/page/48/