...Part II. p. W. been been no less amiable as a man, than he was admirable as an artist ? " The publick are likely never to know the whole of what they have...a conversation I had very early in life, with Mr. Stuart, better known by the name of Athenian 'Stuart, an epithet richly merited by the essential advantages...

...who appears to have been no less amiable as a man, than he was admirable as an artist ? " The public are likely never to know the whole of what they have...a conversation I had, very early in life, with Mr. -Stuart, better know u by the name of Athenian Stuart, an epithet richly merited by the essential advantages...

...who appears to have been no less amiable; as a man, than he was admirable as an artist ? " The public are likely never to know the whole of what they have...conceive ; and it would be time lost to attempt giving au adequate idea of them in words. " My attention was first turned to this great character by a conversation...

...who appears to have been no less amiable as a man, than he was admirable as an artist ? " The public are likely never to know the whole of what they have...conceive ; and it would be time lost to attempt giving au adequate idea of them in words. " My -attention was first turned to this great character by a conversation...

...a more characteristic likeness. After the death of the artist, Mr. Barry declared that " the public are likely never to know the whole of what they have lost in Mr. Hussey." A few of his drawings are preserved at Lulworth Castle. l m. S. is a small oblong camp called В anbury,...