. Der Bauingenieur und Architekt Journal, wissenschaftliche und railway Gazette. Architektur, Bauingenieurwesen; Wissenschaft. 1844.] Der Bauingenieur und Architekt Zeitschrift. 97 Beobachtungen über ARCHITEKTEN UND ARCHITEKTUR. Von Henry Fulton, M.D. Nr. 7. Antrim House, Dublin. Madame Katalanischen!, Nach dem Bericht, hatte aufgehört zu existieren; dies hat aber glücklicherweise stellte sich heraus, falsch zu sein. Die königliche Insti-tute der Architekten von Irland, wurde auch berichtet abgelaufen sein muss: Dies ist auch glücklicherweise unbegründet; denn obwohl in letzter Zeit, aber wenig Zeichen des Lebens, sie haben von einem Zustand der Lethargie geweckt

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. The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette. Architecture; Civil engineering; Science. 1844.] THE CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT'S JOURNAL. 97 OBSERVATIONS ON ARCHITECTS AND ARCHITECTURE. By Henry Fulton, M.D. No. 7.. Antrim House, Dublin. Madame Catalan!, according to report, had ceased to exist; this, however, has happily turned out to be erroneous. The Royal Insti- tute of the Architects of Ireland, was also reported to have expired: this is also happily unfounded ; for although lately showing but little sign of life, they have roused from a state of lethargy and have had a meeting. AH we know of this meeting is, that "a very interesting paper was read from the respected Vice-President:"—how we wish we could get a peep at it. But although when the queen of song shall be removed from us, she will leave us no memorial of her skill, save the perishable recollection of her powers of melody; not so the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland, who have favoured us with the more lasting memorial of their skill and taste in compo, of which we endeavour to give an outline at the head of this article, and if the reader do not admire it as much as we think he should, let the fault rest with the sketch rather than the original. To do the Institute justice, and if in political matters justice be not done to Ireland, there shall be no portion of it withheld on the pre?ent occasion: in justice then, we must say, that one of the best situations which the City of Dublin affords has been selected; an old friend was to have a new face. Antrim House is situated at the angle of the best and most fashionable if not the largest square in Dubim; a noble street opens on the other side of the square, forming a vista, at the end of which the edifice is situated, occupying the field of vision; it was an old fashioned brick building, without any pretension to architectural display, having seven windows on the first floor, and presenting a front

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