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UNDER THE SPECIAL PATRONAGE ,> OF H,R,H. THE PRINCE OF WALBS # , r,. ROYAL CAMBRIANOF ART,ACADEMY PLAS MAWR, CONWiAV.� NINTH ANNUAL EXH1$1TION OF WORKS BY HON. MISMBERS, ME.MB£Jt8, AND ASSOCIATES. ' • UNDER THE SPECIAL PATRONAGE OF H.R.H, THE PRINCE OF WALES AN D OF H. R.H. T HE PRINCESS OF WALES. ROYAL CAMBRIAN ACADEM Y OF ART, PLAS MAWR, CONWAY. NINTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF WORKS BY HON. MEMBERS, MEMBERS, ANO ASSOCIATES. UNDER THB lm!EDI.n~; PATRONAGE OF H. R. H. THE PRINCE OF WALES .\ NI) OF H. R. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES. Honorary .Jft,mbers: SirFrederickLeightou,Bart. P.R A. I Sir J. B ,:.\fillais, Bart, R.A. H. St This "Great Mansion" was built three centuries ago, by Robert vVynne, son of John Wynne, ap Meredith, of Gwydir near Llanrwst, of whom the well-known historian, Sir ] ohn \,Vynne, Bart., was ne phew. The approach in H igh Street is through a portico ornamented wi th the arms of E ngland. Over the doorway and within the portico is the Greek inscription '' anexou, apexou," wit h the Lalin "sus tine, abstine," (bear, fo rbear). On the house will also be found the initials I. H . S. X. P. S., with the date, r 585. Ascending from t he courtyard is a flight of steps to <'. terrace which leads through a doorway to a spacious Banqueting- Hall, wainscoted a nd with fixed seats. From the Tower staircase out of this room is a passage le~1ding to the Kitchen with a fine old arched fireplace. Leaving this room is an entrance from Crown Lane, giving access to the PLAS MAWR.- ROYAL CAMBRIAN ACADEMY. 9 8 I t has been s uggested that an Art reference library Court Yard, and by crossing .this passage the be established in connection with Plas Mawr. ::ipartments are reached, in the fu rthest of which a: e Donations, in the shape of Ancient Welsh Litera saveral initial letters and the date 1577, worked 111 ture, Books on Art, A rt Magazines, &c., will be bas-relief. In a room above, will be found a nother thankfully received by the Honorary Secretary. date, somewhat later than those found on other parts An Art reference li brary bas been established of the house. Above the fireplace are the initials in connection with Plas Mawr. The Hon. Sec. "E. R." (Elizabeth Regina). The apartments on will be g lad to receive contributions of a ncient the upper storey are reached by spiral staircases, Welsh literature, books on Art, Art magazines, &c. by which the visitor may also ascend the tower, Also Casts, Models, Antique or other vVelsb relics from which he will obtain a magnificent view of the wi ll find a suitable home in Plas Mawr. town, and all the surrounding country. The ceilings in all the apartments are fancifully decorated with a fretwork in relief, which is interspersed with Crests, Coats of Arms, and other ornaments. T hese are Books, Casts, and OLd Engravings ltnve been said to have been orig inally gilded on a green recived from- ground, the various Coats of Arms being emblazon BA KER, A., Esg., F.R.I.13 .A. ed in proper heraldic colours. The woodwork BANKS, \V. L., E~Q., R.C.A., Hon. Sec. & Trea,urer. throughout is massive and durabie, being of hard HARRfSOA, GEO., ESQ., R.C.A. £ s. d. R. Houlg rave, Esq. . . . 1 o W. Rathbone, Esq., M.P. 1 o ]. Roberts, Esq., M.P. 1 o NOTICE. A Deposit of Twenly per Cent. i~ required to be paid on all works directed to be marked as sold- no work can be No. I ROOM (Banqueting Room). remove.cl before the close of the Exhibition under any circum stances. s. cl. The whole of the Purchase Money must be paid to the £ Treasurer before any Picture is remo\'ed, and his receipl ,\, BERTR.\l\1 LOUD produced to the Curator as authority for its removal. 1 Gleaners returning 20 0 0 Intendinl,!' P\lrchasers must negotiate through the Curator. B. HOYLES The Red Star on the Picture denotes that it is sold. 2 In the Sweet Spring-time Unless specially stipulated, the copyright of all Pic .+<> 0 0 tures is reserved to the Artist. 1 E. i.\ . NORBURY .3 Love among the Cabbage 31 IO 0 A. DE BREANSKI 4 Derwentwater-Borrowclale Valley 6-::> 0 0 No. 1 ROOM. 1':o. 1 ROOM. £ s. d . £ s. d . HAMI LTON MARR N. PRESCOTT DAVIES S A Gleamy Morning in the H ighlands 126 o o 12 The Dead Stock-ride r- The Mail . . • . . A day plundered by Bush-rangers- An \Vith ever changing shado\\'s never still." l ncident from the earlier History of New Zealand Colonists 70 o o A . F. Pf;:R RTN B. FOWLER 6 Pont Wgan 40 o o 13 Spring Time in the Co nway Valley 75 0 0 ANDERSON HAGUE, R.T. G. SWINFORD WOOD 14 Passing Rain Squalls- Western 7 A Farm Pond 11 o o o Highlands 60 0 0 JOHN TAYLOR HAWLTON MARR 15 Leaving the Boats 8 On the Moors- Snowdon 111 the 5 5 ° Distance 10 0 0 B. FISHER 16 A T rout Stream 5 S o PAR KER HAGARTY SIR F. LEIGHTON, BART. , P.R.A., H. R.C.A. 9 A Foot Bridge ro 10 o I :i6a Street at Capri C. BOYDELL G. F . WATTS, R.A., H . R .C.A. 10 W aiting for the T ide 9 10 0 16b Mount Ararat GEO. HARRISO N SIR F. LEIGHTON, BAKT., P.R.A., H . R .C.A. 1 1 Ba nqueting Ha\1- Plas Mawr 12 12 0 16c St. l\lark's Venice r6 No. 1 ROOM. No. r ROOM. 17 £ s. d., £ s. d. ] . R. G. GRUNDY H . C. WHAITE, P.R.C.A., R.\V.8. 17 Low Water- Morecambe 27 Milking-Trefriw Mill, 25) ears ago LEONARD HUGHES W. H . SULLIVAN 18 Portrait 28 " Napoko11 at Charleroi "- Marshal N. PRESCOTT DAVIES Ney and others three Days before the Battle of vVaterloo 60 o o 19 Honeysuckle 20 O 0 "He staked his all, Empire and M ilitary ]. C. SALM0.\1 Reputation, on a single chance, and- lost." 20 A Gleam of Sunshine on the Moors 8 8 o. LEO:\lARD HUCHES FRAl'-K W . LONGSHA\\' 21 Portrait 29 Amongst the Reeds 18 0 0 JAS. T. WATTS 22 A Summer Afternoon on the Dec S. LA WSO!\ BOOTH Near Bala 30 O O· 30 Snowdon I 2 12 0 JOHN JOHNSON CHARLES JONES 23 The Old Church Bettws-y-Coecl 14 IO Q , B. FISHER 31 Quietude-Evening Rest 210 0 0 24 Golden Eve \ I :>- I :>- o. ., - Roses lOHN TAYLOR -:, IO IO 0 , C. BOYDELL 32 On the River Lledr i 7 O 26 A Silvery Morning 9 IO 0, 33 H ay time in the Conway Valley JO O 0 18 No. 1 ROOM. N p. 1 ROOM. £ s. d. £ s. d. JOHN TAYLOR A. LYSAGHT 34 On the River Llugwy 7 7 0 44 A Study 25 o o ]. BUXTON KNlGHT 35 A Change in the \ Veather 40 0 0 45 Under Hawthorns - On Godden Green-Sevenoaks 30 0 0 GEO. HARRISON 36 View on the River Conway 15 15 0 FRANK W. LONGSHAW 37 On the Conway 16 0 0 B. FO\ 39 The Conway at Trefri~v IO JO 0 l\, PRESCOTT DAVIES 40 Fair Spring Days 36 15 0 No. 2 ROOM (The Small Kitchen). £ s. cl. ALBERT Kli\'.SLEY, R.B.A. 46 .-\ Bright December .Morning 25 0 0 J. CLlA'TON JO;s:ES 47 ...\ Bonnie Fish-wife )2 0 0 J. CL!NTO:\T JONES 48 Reflections 25 0 0 S. SIDLEY, R. B.A. 49 Jenny Jones 63 0 0 CHARLES JOKES 50 A Quiet E,·ening 150 0 0 22 No. 2 ROOM. No. 2 ROOM. 23 £ s. ti . £ s. d. E. A. NORBURY W. BRTNT TURNER 51 Conway 31 10 0 58 The Forge 150 0 0 A. BERTRAM LOUD JOHN JOHNSON 52 Down by the Mill Stream 2 ::,- 0 0 59 Sunshine and Shower- Conway Vale 14 JO 0 F. \V. HAYES E. A. NORBURY :,3 An Anglesey Beach 7 7 0 60 To and from Market 15 rs 0 J. CLINTON JONES 54 Evening Calm 8 0 0 S. LAvVSON BOOTH 61 " Llanberis Pass" 12 12 0 HAMILTON MARR 55 "A summer morn, so calm and still, ) CHARLES POTTER No ripple ~reaks upon the sea. 52 IO 0 62 Early Spri ng Time The sunlight lOuches t enderly- The quiet ·wave and hill." F. T. SIBLEY \ S. LAWSON BOOTH 63 Wreck-Early Morning- Pool Har 56 Pont Cyfyng Falls IO 10 0 bour !2 0 0 J OHN JOHNSON A. BERTRAi\l LOUD 57 A Rocky Welsh River- Late Autumn 35 o o 64 A Quiet Evening 20 0 O 24 No. 2 ROOM. £ $. ct. DAWSON WATSON z-:, 0 0 6-:> The Vale of Conway PARKER HAGARTY 66 A Dull November 42 0 (' DAWSON WATSON 67 A Moonlight-Bettws-y-Coed 36 0 0 HAi\IILTON MARR 68 "The Dying Glory " 52 IO 0 69 Rocks near Lydstep, Pembrokeshire ":> 5 0 A. BERTRAi\I LOUD 70 A Portrait COURT·YARD.- PLAS MAWR. ' No. 3 ROOM. £ s. d, F. \V. HAYES 76 Aysgarth Church and Falls r6 16 o FRANK \V. LONGSHA W 77 The 'Favoured Few 20 0 0 No. 3 ROOM (The Still Room). 78 In the Meadows 25 0 0 PARKER HAGERTY £ s. d. W. J. SLATER 79 A Berkshire Cottage 7 7 0 50 0 0 7r The Vi ll age B rook JOHN TAYLOR J. BUXTON KNIGHT .80 A Picturesque Old Cottage, Conway Va-lley 15 o o 72 Hastings Beach 25 0 0 PETER GHENT F. T. SIBLEY :g I The Edge of the vVood s~::, o o 73 An Old Welsh Bridge, Capel Curig 70 0 0, G. SWINFORD WOOD C. C. G~UNDY 82 A Summer Breeze outside Oban 35 0 0 74 At Heysham JOHN TAYLOR J. C. SALMON .83 Hayfield, Valley of the Conway 15 0 0 75 Evening 6 6 o ROYAL ATTENTION Is also called to the ETCHING by (CISDER THE SAISCTIOI> OF THE BO.\RD OF TR.\OE). ALFRED SLOCOMBE, Esq., R.C.A., ENTITLED THE ANNUAL "J;\ "g3if Of (V{b @OttllHl!?,'' ART UN IO N DRA\VING A copy of v,hich (an Artist's proof) will be given to each purchaser of twenty Art Union Tickets, In connection with the abo,·e Academy, will take place price £ r, providing none of such tickets are publicly succ~ssful in winning a prize. ON THE 2 6TH OF OCTOBER. The Etching can be purchased without the tickets, if desired, price £ 1 1 s. TIC:KETS Tickets may be obtained any time before the ONE SHILLING EACH, drawing on application to May be obtained at the Banqueting Hall, or at the entrance, J. R. FURNESS, Curator, Plas Mawr, Conway. 30 No. 3 ROOM. No. 4 ROOM (The West Kitchen). £ s. d. PARKER HAGARTY £ s. d. LEOJ\:ARD HUGHES 84 Old Bridge over the Arran 5 5 0 92 "Daeth Teulu Trevor bob yr un, HAMILTON MARR I daflu golwg ar y fun." 500 o o S5 On the Seton Coast N.B. 5 5 0 '' All Trevor's kin came e\'ery one To cast an eye upon tbe babe." "Myfanwy Fyclzan" by CEIRIOG HUGHES, R. ASPINWALL the well-known Welsh Bard. 86 Conway-Evening 10 10 0 Castell Dinas Bran, Llangollen, was inhabited by a celebrated beauty, descended from the house of Tudor Trevor, and wbost1 father probably GEO. WELLS held the Castle under the Eads of Arundel. The name of the lady wa,; Myfanwy Fychan. She 87 An Old Woodland Road 8 8 0 made a conquest of Howe! np Ei,1ion Lygliw, a celebrated bard who composed a Welsh ode ]. C. SALMON addressed to her. The painting was executed by candle light. 88 The Estuary Low Tide 21 0 0 93 A Portrait F. W. HAYES A. uE BRIANSKI 89 An Anglesey Haven 63 0 0 94 The Stillness of a Summer's Eve 65 0 0 F. T. SIBLEY PETER GHENT 90 Eventide 50 0 0 95 " Majestically slow, the sun goes GEO. HARRISON down in glory 91 Lledr Valley-Looking Down 10 IO 0 The full orbed Autumn sun " 70 o o tOc:: tI1 tI1 z l tI1 ~ i' 1,-4 ~• N i:l !):> No. s· ROOM (The Wynne Room) • 0 2 to (First Room to the left up the Staircase). ~ tI1 ~ ..., "'~ '9> ::r: CJ) £ s. cl. 1X 1 S. J. HODSON, R.W.S. ~ .~.. 0 .. 0 96 Dyer's Shop- Sienna 21 0 0 :;" ~ ~ ), ~ '!"" THE LATE W. D. BARKER •O ~ '"Cl ~ i' 97 '' A peaceful, pearly morn, ..• !):> CJ) In summer sunshine born After days of rain" 50 0 0 ~ S. ], HODSON, R.W.S. ;o~ 98~Ponte Pietra- Verona 15 15 0 No. 5 ROOM. 34 No. 5 ROOM. 35 £ s. d. £ s. d. A. BAKER, F.R.I.B.A. A. SLOCOMBE 108 Welsh Intermediate Education Act 99 On the Outskirts of Bruges 12 12 0 Design for School roo Evening-Stirling 7 7 ° l{. GRIERSON, R.I.B,A. J. H. COLE . 109 Welsh Intermediate Education Act 101 Late Afternoon 6 0 0 Design for School S. MAURICE JONES A. BAKER, F.R.I.B.A. 102 Coed Helen-Caernarvon 7 7 0 110 Design for Houses at Blackbridge, A. SLOCOMBE Holyhead ro3 Porte D'Ostende Bruges Belgium 111 Plas Llanychan- Ruthin 104 The Pool at Gorswen, N. \Vales I 2 12 0 HAMILTON MARR 105 7 7 o· Loch Archray 112 Cloud and Sunshine 6 6 0 J. JACKSON CURNOCK CHARLES POTTER \ 106 Sunset on Carnedd Llew~lyn 12 0 0 113 Returning from Labour 5 5 0 R. GRIERSON, R:I.B.A. r 14 Mountains a nd Clouds 5 5 ° 107 Cottages, near Conway r 1 5 The Coming Storm 5 5 o. 36 No. 5 ROOM. No. 5 ROOM. 37 £ s. d. £ s. cl. CHARLES POTTER ]. !-1. COLE n6 A Top Sawyer IO 0 0 126 The Woods in January 15 15 Q. I 17 Fetching the Cattle Home s 5 0 E. SEWARD, F.R.I.B.A. 126A A Glamorganshire Cottage 6 6 0 1[8 A Mile from Home 15 0 0 J. C. SALMON r r9 Across the Common 5 5 0 1 27 Pensychnant Pass 100 0 0 120 vVinter-At Caerhun Church 21 0 0 B. HOYLES 121 The Windmill 5 5 0 128 Near the Village of Roe \¥en 8 8 0 122 A Chat on the Road 5 5 0 E. SEWARD, F. JU. B.A. 128A A Sunny Morning 5 5 0 l23 A Vlelsh Farm 5 5 0 ]. C. SALiVION HA:'IIILT0/\7 MARR 129 Loch Corarclr-J nvernesshire• \ 124 A Merionedcl Hillside 6 6 0 A. W. AYLING A. W. AYLING 130 Conway River 25 0 o. 125 Tired Out 35 0 0 No. 6 ROOM. 39 £ s. d. J. C. SALMON 1 35 Breezy March 65 0 0 GEO. CROZIER No. 6 ROOM (The Queen's Bedroom). I 36 Low Tide at the Estuary z l O 0- A. F. PERRIN £ s. d. JOHN JUHNSON 137 Harborne Church- Nr. Birmingham, 131 Snowdon from Capel Curig 10 10 0 David Cox's grave and memorial his memory window, e rected to 10 o o E. A. NORBURY E. A. NORBURY 132 Landing Cockles- A Sketch of Mov- . . ing Figures 6 6 o 138 Raking Mussels- A Sketch of Mov- ing Figures 6 6 O· C. BOYDELL 133 Fisherman's Home- {\n~lesey J. C. SALMON 139 The Cottage in the Glen 7 7 °' GEO. COCKRAM :r34 The Plunging Seas draw backward ANDERSON HAGUE, R.I. from the Land 20 o o 140 The Uncettain Glory of an April day 120 o o, lo. 6 ROO)!. No. 6 ROOM. 41 £ $. d. £ $. d. J. C. SALl\ION SIR F. LEIGHTON, BART., P.R.A. 149 A Bright Spring Morn in the Glen J 2 12 0 141 A Standard Bearer ]. JACKSON CURNOCK WALTER SEVERI'\ 150 Snowstorm on the Glyders 15 0 0 142 ~Ientone from below the Cemetery 35 C 0 J. C. SALMON J. CLil'\TOi\ JONES 151 On the Road by Loch Laggon- 143 Noon-day- Dolygarrog 6 6 0 1nvernesshire 21 0 0 A. KINSLEY, R.B.A. GEO. CROZIER 144 A Bit in Bucks 8 8 o 152 The Roe~ of the g[rd- Vale of J. 1-1. COLE Conwa;y 63 0 0 145 Morning on the Coast 20 0 0 JOH:-: JOH~SOI\" A. W . AYLJ~G 153 The Mid-night Hour (ldwal) ro ro o 25 0 0 147 Hayfield 25 1::_o o JAS. T. WATTS 154 A Welsh Glen 12 12 0 PETER GHE:--'T 148 Winter 12 I2 0 155 The River Ure- from Mo\\'bray Point 6o o o 42 No. 6 ROOM. £ s. cl. GEO. COCKRAM r 56 An Anglesey Vi II age 30 0 0 S. MAURICE JONES 157 Caernarvon-Old Nancy's Cottage s 5 ° No. 7 ROOM (The Reception Room). W. L. BANKS £ s. d. 158 Jn Plas Madoc Park IO 10 0 ]. 1-J. COLE 161 In January IO O 0 B. HOYLES 159 Delaying Her Majesty's Mails 8 8 o H. MEASHAM 162 Out of \i\f ork .. \ ]. C. SALMON JAS. TOWERS 160 The Glen Stream- Gian Conway 21 0 0 163 A Pool on the Conway- Trefriw 25 0 0 JOHN JOHNSOC\ 164 April Showers- Llyn Cowlyd 6 6 0 ]. JACKSON CURNOCK 165 Snow Storm- Snowdon rs O 0 44 No. ROOM. ---7 No. 7 ROOM. 45 £ s. d. £ s. d. J. CLIJ'\TON JONES H. CLARENCE WHAITE, P.R.C.A., R.W.S. 166 The Pass of Aberglaslyn, N. Wales 171 Pont Wgan 15 0 0 "Across the pass, rock nods to rock, N. PRESCOTT DA VI ES And crag to crag replies, As up their sides from point to point, 172 A \!Vi nter Lily 20 0 0 The varying echoes rise : \Vhile down between with many a break ..GEO. CROZIER Jts birth amid the snows, ' The rive r of Lhe Azure lake, 1 Evening by the Covert side 18 18 0 From which blu e pool its name doth take 73 The glittering Glaslyn flo\\'S ," JOHN BELL. V\I. D. BARKER ]. H. COLE 1 74 Dolygarrog Mill 12 0 0 167 The Skirts of the Moors in Winter TO 0 0 GEO. CROZIER J. JACKSON CUR~OCK 175 From Morn till Eve 35 0 0 168 A Misty Day i;1 Lledr Valley 60 0 0 N. PRESCOTT DAVIES J AS. T©W.ERS 176 Maiden Fair- of days that were 169 Summer Time 12 12 0 (Minature on Ivory) 6 6 0 GEO. COCKRA11f FRANK \V. LONGS HAW 170 At Ebb Tide 7 7 0 1 77 Derby Haven 8 8 0 No. 7 ROOM. No. 7 ROOM. 47 £ s. d. £ s. cl. W. L. BANKS J. JACKSON CURl'\OCK 178 Near Bettws-y-Coed 5 5 0 · 185 Conway 7 0 0 179 The Vale of Festiniog 5 5 o. 186 The Llugwy in flood- Capel Curig 60 0 0 S. J. HODSON, R.W.S. J,PHN JOHNSON 180 St. Paul's, Antwerp 187 Road to Llan1wst- Early Spring 7 7 O GEO.COCKRAM H. CLAREt\CE WHAITE, P.R.C.A., R.\V.S. 181 An Autumn Afternoon 18 18 O• 188 Harvest in Cambria JOHN JOHNSON JAS. T. WATTS 182 A vVelsh Lane- Early Spring 8 8 o 189 On the Llugwy 5 s 0 JOHN TAYLOR 1-1. MEASHAM 183 Porth Howe! Coch- 0 ,n the Bank of 190 The Towers of Conway I 2 J 2 0 Conway 21 o o W. L. BANKS JAS. TOWERS 184 Near Tal-y-foel· Ferry 191 Sunset JO O 0 48 No. 7 ROOM. No. 7 ROOM. 49 £, s. d. A. F. PERRIN £, s. d. J. C. SALMON 192 February-On the Banks of Conway 199 Puffin Island I 15 I 5 0 -Near Bryn Gwylan 25 0 O • '. ' ~ ANDERSON HAGUE, R.I. H. MEASHAM 200 Tn the Heat of Summer 100 0 0 193 To Gorswen Moor, Conway Vally 12 I2 O· J.-\S. TOWERS GEO. COCKRAM 201 A Welsh Mountain Torrent 15 15 0 194 Autumn in the Silent VVoods 30 0 O· PETER GHENT J. PAIN DAVIS 20:2 Windmill by the Sea I :,- I :,- 0 195 Moorland- Near Moel Siabod 5 5 0 ]. H. COLE W. L. BANKS 203 Soft Aattering \\'oos the Sea 20 0 0 196 Anglesey Coast-Bull Bay 5 J 0 PETER GHE!'-T 1 97 Near Bull Bay IO IO 0 264 A South Country River 30 0 0 S. MAURICE JONES A. W. AYLI!'\G 198 H yd ref- Caernarvon 6 10 0 205 Ripe Corn before liis Sickle fell 40 0 0 No. 7 ROOM. No. 7 ROOM. 51 £ s. d. £ s, d. ]. PAIN DAVIS A. KINSLEY, R.B.A. 206 Winter Woods 5 5 o 213 Preparing for \t\Tin ter ] . C. SALMON ]. H . COLE 207 Showery \Veather 6 6 0 214 A Fresh Morning- Rhos Neigr 40 0 0 ' A. BERTRA~l LOL:D 215 A Calm Afternoon 8 0 0 , 208 Sketch J. JACKSOJ\' CURNOCK H. CLARENCE WHAITE, P. R.C.A., R.W.S. 2 16 Early Snow- Ogwen Valley 6 0 0 209 A Snow Storm on the Welsh Hills A. KINSLEY, R.B.A. 210 vVhere Trees o'er hang the Silent Pool 15 15 o ANDERS01\ HAGUE, R.l. I 211 Baiting the Hook 100 0 0 H . CLARENCE WHAITE, P.R.C.A., R.\V.S. 212 Snowdon from Cwm D yli No. 8 ROOM. 53 £ s. d. THE LATE W. D. BARKER 221 A Deep Stream wends its Tranquil Way 70 o o Pass underneath the Secret Room, then up five JOHN TAYLOR I steps to the left to 222 The Fairy Glen, Bettws-y-Coed 40 0 0 No. 8 ROOM (The Lantern Room). 223 " \Vhen morns s weet light Comes surging o'er the lingering shades of night." 14 o o G. SWINFORD WOOD · z17 Dunollie Castle-Oban 45 0 0 A. W. AYLING 224 Turnip Field 30 0 0 F. W. HAYES B. FISHER 218 Pensioneers 12 12 0 225 A Woodland Pool 25 0 0 B. J;ISHER C. BOYDELL 219 Cornfield 5 5 0 226 Reflections IO IO 0 GEO. CROZIER J.C. SALMON 220 A Highland Family 45 0 0 227 Conway Castle, 9.27 p.m. 25 0 0 No. 8 ROOM. 55 54 No. 8 ROOM. £ s. ct. s. d. £ C. BOYDELL ANDERSON HAGUE, R.I. 235 Evening Calm 18 18 0 228 Chry<;a nthe mums 50 0 0 GEO. WELLS FRANK \V. LO\'GSHA \V 236 The Winding River 8 8 0 229 October 25 0 0 I A. W. AYLING A fine view of the surro un ding country is 230 Sea Holl y 30 0 0 obtained from t he tower. T . W. HAYES 1 n Plas Mawr there are 365 windows, 52 doors, and 52 steps up the tower. 231 Rostherne Church-Cheshire 8 8 0 C. BOYDELL 232 A 1vlexica11 Cow-boy 5 5 0 FINIS. JOH N ~OH NSON 233 Old Salmon Weir Caerhun 35 0 0 W. BRINT T URNER 234 A Peaceful Occupation $2 IO 0 "~'Sc~~ - 1I~ ~11~ ~- INDEX TO EXHIBITORS. Ayling, Pr. \tV., Talsarn, near Conway, 125, 130, 146, 147, 205, 224, 230. Aspinwall, R. c/o Mr. E. P. Milne, Castle Hill, Lancaster, 86. Baker, Arthur, F.R. LB.A., 21 , Phillimore Place, Kensington, ro8, 110,111. Banks, W . Laurence, Plas Madoc, Llanrwst, 158, 178, 179, 184, 196, 197. Barker, 'vV. D. (deceased). 97, 174, 22r. Booth, S. Lawson, Roe Lane, Southport, 30, 56, 61. Boydell, C., Roscoe Chambers, 20, Tithebarn Street, Liverpool, 10, 26, 133, 226, 232, 235. 58 INDEX TO EXHIBITORS. INDEX TO EXHIBIT ORS. 59 Breanski, A. de, Hog-arth Club, or 24, Langham Grierson, Robt (R. I. B. r\. ), Masonic Chambers, Street, Portland Place, W., 4, 94. Bangor, 107, ;09. Cockram, Geo., Marl View, Conway, 134, r56, Grundy, C. C., South Shore, Blackpool, 74. r70, r81, 194. Grundy, J. R. G., South Shore, Blackpool, I i, Cole, J. H ., Church House, Llanbedr, Conway, Hagarty, Parker, 26, Castle Street, Cardiff, 9, 66, 1011 126, 145, 161, 167,· 203, 214, 215. 79, 8+ Crozier, Geo., Talybont, Conway, r36, 152, 173~ 175, 220. Hague, Anderson (R. I. ), Degan way, Llandudno, 7, !..j.O, 200, 211, 217. Curnock, J . Jackson, 7, Richmond Hill, Clifton,. Bristol, 106, 150, 165, 168, r85, 186, 2r6. Harrison, Geo., Ty Gwyn, Bettws-y-Coed, 11, 36, Davis, J. Pain, Roualyn, Tre friw, 195, 206. 91. Da,·ies, N. Prescott, 12, Chalcott Gardens, Haver Hayes, F. '\i\T., \Vestcroft Square, Hammersmith, . \V., 53, 76, 89, 218, 23 1. stock Hill, London, N.W., 12, 19, 40,172,176. Hodson, S. (R.\V. S.), 7, Hillmartin Road, Fisher, B., Bodafon, Roe Wen, Conway, 16, 24, J. 25, 219, 225. Cambden Road, N., 96, 98, 180. Fowler, B., Glandwr, Trefriw, 13, 38, 39. Hoyles, B., Talybont, Conway, 2, 128, 159. Ghent, Peter, Llanbedr, Conway, 8r, 90, 148, 202 H ughes, Leonard, Greenfield, Holywell, 18, 21, 92, 204. 93· 6o INDEX TO EXHIBITORS. INDEX TO EXHIBITORS. Johnson, John, Fern Hill, Trefriw, 23, 57, 59, 121, Lysaght, A., Fair View, Tywyn, Llandudno, 46 I 53, 164, 182, 187, 233. Marr, Hamilton, The Terets, Kingswood, Hockley Jones, Chas., Heathercroft, Balham Hill, London, Heath, Warwickshire, 5, rs, 55, 68, 69, 85, l 12, S. vV., 31, 50. 124. Jones, J . Clinton, Llanbedr, Conway, 45, 48, 54, Measham, Hy., 26, Ring Street, Manchester, 162, 143, 17 1. r90, 193. Jones, S. Maurice, r8, Segontium Terrace, Caernar Norbury, E. A., Bronarvon, Conway, or "The von, ro2, r57, 198. Studio," Town Hall, Rhyl, 3, 51, 60, 132, 138. Kinsley, Albert (R.B.A.), 2, Corinne Road, Tufnell Perrin, A. F., Bryn Gwylan, Conway, 6, 137, 192. Park, London, N., 70, 144, 2ro, 2r3. Potter, Charles, Llanbedr Lodge, Conway, 62, 113, Knight, J. Buxton, Palace Chambers, 9, Bridge 114, 1 J 5, 116, I 17, T 18, I 19 120, 121, 122, 123. Street, Westminster, 47, 72. 1 Salmon, J. C., Bod Hyfryd, Conway, 20, 75, 88, Leighton, Sir Frederick, Bart., P.R.A., 127,129,135, r39, 149, 15r, 160,199,207,227. I-I.RC.A., 4r, 43, 141. Severn, Walter, (President Dudley G_allery), 9, Longsbaw, Frank W., beganway, Llandudno, 29, Earles Court Square, South Kensington, Lon 37, 77, 78, 177, 229. don, 142. Loud, A. Bertram, Heathercroft, Ealham Hill, Lon Sidley. S. (R.B.A.), 8, Victoria Road, Kensington, d0n, S. W ., 1, 44, 52. 64 208. w., 49· r INDEX TO EXHIBITORS. INDEX TO EXHIBITORS. Sibley, F. T ., 3, Garden Studio's, Mauresa Road, Wells, Geo., Trefri\\', 87, 236. Chelsea, S. W ., 63, 73, 95. Whaite, H . Clarence (P. R.C.A. , R.W .S.). Tycldyn Slater, \V. J., Deganway, Llandudno, 7 1. Cynal, Conway, or 16, Douro Place, Victoria Road, Kensington, London, W . , 27, 166, 188, Slocombe, Alfred, 2, The Green, West End, Hamp [ stead, London, N. W., 99, 100, ro3, 104, 105. 209, 2r2. Sullivan, vV. H ., Latimer House, Church Street, Wood, G. S\\'inforcl, Bodlondeb, Conway, 14, 82, Chiswick, London, vV., 28. 228. Taylor, John, Banklielcl House, Dolygarrog, Tal-y bont, Conway, 8, 32, 33, 34, 35, So, 83, 183, 222, 223. Towers, Jas ., 38, Rockville Street, Rock Ferry, 163, 169, 191, 201 . Turner, \V. Brint, Brrn Castell, Trefriw, 58, 234. Watson, Dawson, 3, The Villas, St. John's \Vood, N. W., 65, 67. Watts, G. F . (RA.), -1-2 . Watts, Jas. T., 22, Lord Street, Liverpool, 22, 154, J 5.5, l 89. UNDER THE SPECIAL PATRONAGE OF H.R.H, THE P RINCE OF WALES A NO OF H . R .H. THE - -ROYAL -- PRINCESS OF WALES. Cambrian Academy Art Union, Under the sanction of Her Majesty's Privy Council. Prizes ranging in value from 5 to 50 GUINEAS, or to the full amounl subscribl'Q by the public, will be selected from the \Vorks now on view al tlie Jlcabcmn's ~inti) ~ nnual ixf)ibifiott A1' PLAS MAWR, CONWAY. Tz'ckets: ONE SHILLING EA CH. · ROYAL The Drawing will take place on MONDAY, the 26th of CAMBRIAN ACADEM Y OCTOBER, 1891, when tbe Prizes will be distributed. OF ART, The Winning Numbers wilt be advertised in the Liverpool PLAS MAWR, ancl Manchester Papers, on Wed11esday, October 28th, 189r. CONWAY. It Jurs hee,i det:ided to gh•e hn Etdiittg, "A bit of Old C