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The Decorator's assistant (1847)
[London : W. Gibbs] · leaf 121
tter of daily experienceere very long,—that before the ball at Green-wich Observatory shall have reached theground in its fall, the electric bell at Man-chester, for instance, will have been struck andset ringing; so that it shall be known therethat one oclock has been announced atGreenwich, before… … THE DECORATOR S ASSISTANT. jFoliage^ as ^pplietj to <©rnam?nt» {Continued from page 61.) LOSELY allied tothe honey-suckle, andof almostas frequentoccurrencein the com-position ofclassic alornament,is the con-volvulus, aspecies ofthe nume-rous familyof parasiteor climb-ing plants,and which,from…Design · Decoration and ornament · Art
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