Chapter VI: Part 6

=1. KNEE DEEP.=
=2. STUCK FAST.=
=3. FLOODED.=
=4. THE ROAD v. THE RAIL.=
=5. IN TIME FOR THE COACH.=
=6. LATE FOR THE MAIL.=

=FORES'S SPORTING TRAPS.=

FROM THE ORIGINAL PICTURES BY MR. C. C. HENDERSON.

Price 21_s._ each, coloured,

TO RANGE WITH THE STABLE SCENES AND COACHING RECOLLECTIONS.

=1. GOING TO THE MOORS.=
=2. GOING TO COVER.=

=FORES'S ROAD SCENES.=

"GOING TO A FAIR." PAINTED BY MR. C. C. HENDERSON.

Price 15_s._ each, coloured.

=1. HUNTERS AND HACKS.=
=2. CART HORSES.=

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Fores's Marine Sketches.

Price 10_s._ each, coloured; tinted, 5_s._ each.

The Cutter Yacht MARIA, 170 Tons.
The Schooner Yacht AMERICA, 180 Tons.
The Schooner Yacht ALARM, 248 Tons.
The Cutter Yacht VOLANTE, 49 Tons.
The Emperor of Russia's Iron Steam Yacht ALEXANDRIA.
The Cutter Yacht CYNTHIA, 50 Tons.
The Schooner Yacht NANCY DAWSON, 160 Tons.
The Schooner Yacht WYVERN, 205 Tons. A Pair.
The Schooner Yacht LEDA, 120 Tons. A Pair.
YACHTING--SCENE OFF COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT.
The ROYAL NAVY--The VICTORY SALUTING HER MAJESTY.

Price 21_s._ each, coloured; 10_s._ 6_d._ plain.

The KESTREL, R.Y.S.
The DOLPHIN, R.T.Y.C.

A COLLECTION OF MARINE PICTURES AND DRAWINGS BY SUPERIOR ARTISTS.

=FORES'S SPORTING SCRAPS=,

Price 7_s._ per sheet, coloured; or 2_s._ each mounted as Drawings.

=1. STEEPLECHASING.=
THE START. THE WALL. THE BROOK. THE FINISH.

=2. HUNTING.=
GOING TO THE MEET. THE MEET. COVER SIDE. DRAWING COVER.

=3. HUNTING.=
TALLY HO! THE BURST. A CHECK. FULL CRY.

=4. HUNTING.=
RUN TO EARTH. BOLTING THE FOX. WHOOP. THE RETURN HOME.

=5. RACING.=
SADDLING. READY FOR A CANTER. THE START. THE STRUGGLE.

=6. COURSING.=
GOING OUT. SOHO! THE COURSE. THE DEATH.

=7. BOATING.=
FOUR-OAR'D OUTRIGGER. PAIR-OAR'D OUTRIGGER. A FUNNY SCULLER'S OUTRIGGER.

=FORES'S STEEPLECHASE SCENES.=

Six Plates, coloured, price £2 12_s._ 6_d._, from Original Drawings by MR. H. ALKEN.

1. THE STARTING FIELD.
"A picked lot, possessed of judgment and confidence."

2. WATTLE FENCE WITH A DEEP DROP.
"Skill and nerve brought into play."

3. IN AND OUT OF THE LANE.
"Science and a firm seat put to the test."

4. THE WARREN WALL.
"A quick eye and steady hand often save a fall."

5. THE BROOK.
"The pace and pluck clear it gallantly."

6. THE RUN IN.
"A good finisher, backed by luck, lands him a winner."

=FORES'S ANATOMICAL PLATES OF THE HORSE.=

Price 6_s._, mounted on Cloth to fold up like a Map,

The Age Exhibited by the Shape of the Teeth.
Price 5_s._ each, mounted on Cloth to fold up like a Map.

The Age Exhibited by the Tables of the Teeth.

The Structure of the Foot clearly defined.

The Muscles and Tendons accurately delineated.

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FINE ENGRAVINGS,

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THE ARCTIC COUNCIL.
=Painted by S. PEARCE, Esq. Engraved by J. SCOTT.=
Artists' Proofs, £6 6_s._; Prints, £2 2_s._

"THERE'S LIFE IN THE OLD DOG YET."
PAINTED BY SIR E. LANDSEER. ENGRAVED BY H. T. RYALL, ESQ.
Artists' Proofs, £12 12_s._ Prints, £3 3_s._

WEIGHING THE STAG.
Painted by F. TAYLER, Esq. Engraved by T. L. ATKINSON, Esq.
Artists' Proofs, £12 12_s._ Prints £4 4_s._

=SIR RICHARD SUTTON'S HOUNDS.=
Painted by F. GRANT, Esq. Engraved by F. BROMLEY, Esq.
Proofs before Letters, £6 6_s._ Prints, £3 3_s._

=THE BEST RUN OF THE SEASON.=
Painted by SIR E. LANDSEER. Engraved by T. LANDSEER, Esq.
Artists' Proofs, £8 8_s._ Prints, £2 2_s._

=THE MONARCH OF THE GLEN.=
PAINTED BY SIR E. LANDSEER. ENGRAVED BY T. LANDSEER, ESQ.
Artists' Proofs, £10 10_s._ Prints, £3 3_s._

=NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS.=
PAINTED BY M. PAUL DELAROCHE. ENGRAVED BY M. FRANCOIS.
Artists' Proofs, £12 12_s._ Prints, £2 12_s._ 6_d._

=SYMPATHY.=
=Painted by FRANK STONE, Esq. Engraved by T. L. ATKINSON, Esq.=
Artists' Proofs, £4 4_s._ Prints, £1 1_s._

PORTRAIT OF LORD WILLIAM BERESFORD.
PAINTED BY R. THORBURN, ESQ. ENGRAVED BY W. J. EDWARDS, ESQ.
Proofs, £2 2s. Prints, £1 1s.

=THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE.=
PAINTED BY J. CROWLEY, Esq. ENGRAVED BY T. L. ATKINSON, Esq.
Artists' Proofs, £5 5_s._ Prints, £1 11_s._ 6_d._

=A DIALOGUE AT WATERLOO.=
=Painted by SIR E. LANDSEER. Engraved by T. L. ATKINSON, Esq.=
Artists' Proofs, £15 15_s._ Prints, £7 7_s._

THE RUBBER AT WHIST.
Painted by T. WEBSTER, Esq. Engraved by L. STOCKS, Esq.
Artists' Proofs, £8 8_s._ Prints, £2 2_s._

THE FORESTER'S FAMILY.
PAINTED BY SIR E. LANDSEER. ENGRAVED BY T. L. ATKINSON, ESQ.
Artists' Proofs, £10 10_s._ Prints, £4 4_s._

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CHAMOIS HUNTING by _Boner_ 0 18 0
BREEDING AND TRAINING GREYHOUNDS _Stonehenge_
YACHT LIST _Hunt_ 0 4 0
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SECTION OF A LINE OF BATTLE SHIP 131 GUNS, IN
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THE PROPER CONDITION FOR ALL HORSES _Ditto_ 0 5 0
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DIARY OF A HUNTSMAN _T. Smith_ 0 5 6
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THE NOBLE SCIENCE _D. Radcliffe_ 0 14 0
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THE HORSE'S FOOT _Miles_ 0 10 6
TWO CASTS OF DITTO _Ditto_ 0 6 0
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THE MUSCLES OF THE HORSE DITTO 0 5 0
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STABLE ECONOMY _Stewart_ 0 6 6
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May and December,

FROM THE ADMIRABLE PICTURE

BY MR. J. L. BRODIE,

EXHIBITED AT THE ROYAL ACADEMY,

Engraved in Mezzotint, highly finished,

BY MR. W. H. SIMMONS.

SIZE OF THE ENGRAVING, WITH MARGIN FOR FRAMING, 30 BY 25 INCHES.

Artists' Proofs £3 3 0
Proofs Before Letters 2 2 0
Prints 1 1 0
Prints, Coloured from the Original Picture 2 2 0

MAY AND DECEMBER. Engraved by W. H. Simmons, from a Painting by J. Lamont Brodie.--Fores & Co.

The visitors to the Royal Academy Exhibition of the past year, such at least of them as have an eye for the pleasing, the merry, and the bright--the admirers of Allegro, rather than her more solemn sister-nymph Penseroso--must have noticed, and having noticed, been attracted, by the clever painting of Mr. Brodie, bearing the title of "May and December." The original picture, which can throw sunshine but on one apartment, is now multiplied; and numerous cheerful rays may beam from the walls of humbler persons of taste, less fortunate than the possessor of the artist's first conception. Mr. Simmons has well performed his task of transferring from the canvas to the plate, the spirit, the mind, the _vis comica_ of the original, while the depth of the middle-tinting and the chalklike softness of the flesh are evidences of his skilful care in the mechanical details. The subject, we may observe, for the information of those who did not visit the Exhibition, is a fine ripe laughing lass, a long way in her "teens," if not just coming out of them; her face, which "smiles all over," is turned full towards the spectator, and her half-delighted, half-mischievous eyes, are glittering with a mixture of gratified vanity, and a sense of the ludicrous absurdity of the situation of herself and her aged _innamorato_. The latter is indeed "December" personified. Imagine a beetle-browed, heavy-featured sexagenarian, or perchance approximating the three-score-and-ten of man's pilgrimage, bending, with the devotion of an idol-worshipper, over one of the plump hands of his earthly divinity, which he holds in his gnarled and knotted fingers, and presses to his sensual lips, exposing over his artistically foreshortened face a polished cranium, denuded of its hirsute covering, except at the sides, where two fiercely brushed tufts of white hair still stand upright in admirable agreement with the organic development of obstinacy in its general bony contour. The accessories of the picture are also suggestive: on the left, where the mischievous maiden is seated, are a modern flower-vase, a guitar, &c., and in the chimney glass is reflected the portrait of a moustached _militaire_ (doubtless a suitor for the fair hand here in the cold grasp of winter), which looks down on the group with an expression of appealing regret. On the right of the old man is a tankard of elegant chasing, a pen, and inkstand, and the like emblems. As a composition the picture is excellent, and as a piece of _genre_ painting, and highly-finished engraving, "May and December" is a most agreeable and talented work.--_Morning Advertiser._

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London: Printed by HARRISON AND SONS, 45, St. Martin's Lane.

=FORES'S SPORTING ENGRAVINGS.=

=Fores's Steeple-Chase Scenes.=

From Original Drawings, by H. ALKEN, Sen.

1. THE STARTING FIELD.
2. WATTLE FENCE WITH DEEP DROP.
3. IN AND OUT OF THE LANE.
4. THE WARREN WALL.
5. THE BROOK.
6. THE RUN IN.

Price £2. 12_s._ 6_d._ the Set, colored.

=Fores's National Sports--Plates 1 & 2.=

THE START FOR THE MEMORABLE DERBY.
STEEPLE-CHASE CRACKS,
(GOING AT A WALL FULL TILT,)

From Pictures by Mr. J. F. HERRING, Sen. Size of the Engravings, 42 in. by 21.

Price £3. 3_s._ each, colored in close imitation of the Original Pictures.

=Fores's Coaching Recollections.=

The Set of Five, colored, price £5. 5_s._ By C. C. HENDERSON, Esq.

1. CHANGING HORSES.
2. ALL RIGHT.
3. PULLING UP TO UNSKID.
4. WAKING UP.
5. THE OLDEN TIME.

=Fores's Stable Scenes.=

The Set of Four, colored, price £4. 4_s._ By Mr. J. F. HERRING, Sen.

1. THE MAIL CHANGE.
2. THE HUNTING STUD.
3. THOROUGH BREDS.
4. THE TEAM.

=Fores's Sporting Traps.=

From the Original Pictures, by C. C. HENDERSON, Esq. Price 21_s._ each, colored.

To range with the Stable Scenes and Coaching Recollections.

Plate 1. GOING TO THE MOORS.
Plate 2. GOING TO COVER.

=Fores's Series of the British Stud.=

Comprising Portraits of the most celebrated Thorough-bred Stallions and Mares.

1. SIR HERCULES AND BEESWING.
2. TOUCHSTONE AND EMMA.
3. PANTALOON AND LANGUISH.
4. CAMEL AND BANTER.
5. MULEY MOLOCH AND REBECCA.
6. LANERCOST AND CRUCIFIX.

Price £1. 1_s._ each plate, colored in close imitation of the Original Pictures, painted expressly, by Mr. J. F. HERRING, Sen., for this Work.

=Fores's Coaching Incidents.=

Plate 1. KNEE DEEP.
2. STUCK FAST.
3. FLOODED.
4. THE ROAD VERSUS RAIL.
5. IN TIME FOR THE COACH.
6. LATE FOR THE MAIL.

Price 15_s._ each, colored from the Original Pictures, by C. C. HENDERSON, Esq.

=Fores's Celebrated Winners.=

The HERO. With Portraits of JOHN DAY, Sen., and ALFRED DAY.

Price 21_s._, colored from the Original Picture. Painted expressly at Danebury.

=Fores's Steeple-Chase Winners.=

BRUNETTE. An admirable Portrait of this extraordinary Animal.

Painted by Mr. J. F. HERRING, Sen. Price 21_s._ colored.

=Fores's Racing Scenes.=

Plate 1. ASCOT.

THE EMPEROR,
_Ridden by Whitehouse._

FAUGH A BALLAGH,
_Bell._

ALICE HAWTHORN,
_Robinson._

Running for the Emperor's Cup, value £500.

Price 21_s._, colored from the Original Picture, by Mr. J. F. HERRING, Sen.

=Fores's Road Scenes.=

Price £1. 10_s._ the Pair, colored from the Original Pictures, by C. C. HENDERSON, Esq.

HORSES GOING TO A FAIR.

1. HUNTERS AND HACKS.
2. CART HORSES.

=Fores's Instructive Anatomical Plates of the Horse.=

The Age exhibited by the Tables of the Teeth--the Structure of the Foot clearly defined--the Muscles and Tendons accurately delineated.

Price 4_s._ each Plate colored, 5_s._ each in a case pocket size, or 5_s._ 6_d._ postage free.

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ANALYSIS OF THE HUNTING FIELD 1 11 6
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THE LIFE OF A FOX _T. Smith_ 0 8 6
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THE LIFE OF A FOX HOUND _J. Mills_ 0 10 6
THE NOBLE SCIENCE _D. Radcliffe_ 0 14 0
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THE MODERN SHOOTER _Lacy_ 1 1 0
TRAINING THE RACE HORSE, 2 vols. _Darvill_ 1 10 0
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WHITE'S FARRIERY _Spooner_ 0 16 0
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THE HORSE _Youatt_ 0 10 0
THE DOG _Ditto_ 0 6 0
CANINE PATHOLOGY _Blaine_ 0 9 0
ENCYCLOPÆDIA OF RURAL SPORTS _Ditto_ 2 10 0
THE HORSE'S FOOT _Miles_ 0 9 0
SET OF FOUR CASTS OF DITTO _Ditto_ 0 10 6
STABLE ECONOMY _Stewart_ 0 6 6
ADVICE TO PURCHASERS OF HORSES _Ditto_ 0 2 6
THE HORSE IN HEALTH AND DISEASE _Winter_ 0 10 6
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STUD BOOK & RUFF'S GUIDE TO THE TURF.

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TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE

The footnote in Paragraph #35 on page 69 (the only one in the book)
was moved to follow the paragraph from which it is referenced.

Eight pages of advertisements that preceded the title page have been
moved to the end of the book and placed before the two pages of
advertisements that closed the book.

Obvious typographical errors and punctuation errors have been
corrected after careful comparison with other occurrences within
the text and consultation of external sources.

Except for those changes noted below, misspelling by the author,
and inconsistent or archaic usage, has been retained. For example,
Milk teeth, Milk-teeth; Steeplechase, Steeple-Chase;
Thorough Breds, Thorough-Breds.

Page Error
9 'unqalified' changed to 'unqualified'
12 'foretel?' changed to 'foretell?'
36 'development' changed to 'developments'
44 'temporay' changed to 'temporary'
59 'have not began' changed to 'have not begun'
64 'imflammatory' changed to 'inflammatory'
76 'lascerated' changed to 'lacerated'
97 'infundibula is' changed to 'infundibulum is'
105 'infundibula of which' changed to 'infundibulum of which'
108 'exteme' changed to 'extreme'
110 'dependance' changed to 'dependence'
114 'dependance' changed to 'dependence'
122 'vestage' changed to 'vestige'
122 'excentricities,' changed to 'eccentricities,'
138 'is to seen' changed to 'is to be seen'
144 'obnormal' changed to 'abnormal'
166 'sensative' changed to 'sensitive'
167 'transcient' changed to 'transient'
169 'perceptably' changed to 'perceptibly'
178 'rince' changed to 'rinse'
187 'stuggles' changed to 'struggles'