 | 1809 - 1020 Seiten
...distinguished liberality and generosity, wùh which t dry have encouraged any proposal for the improvement or ornament of the town, have made a free grant to the...fine arts, the general improvement of the mind, and cultivation of those talents which give dignity to character and happiness U:> life, this Institution... | |
 | 1839 - 786 Seiten
...purchase of the whole." The disposition of the Garden was suggested by the late WM. ROSCOE, Esq.,* through whose "zeal and active exertion in the dissemination of science, the encouragement of the fine arts, and the general improvement of the mind, this institution may be said to have been founded. Liverpool... | |
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... ornament of the town, have made a free grant to the Proprietors of the reversionary interest of the garden and buildings, " so long as the same shall remain appropriated to the purposes of the present institution." The disposition of the garden was... 