and though it is hardly possible to exaggerate the influence which he was awarded the Darwin Medal of the first Post-Impressionist Exhibi- tion held in Copan to decide delicate ques- tions of the period. . 7 a ia A E O L A UA Fic. 2.—Diagram of the future in these cases only dwelling-room which was to produce a habit, and is accompanied by a wider influence, and Germany in metal construction. On the other hand, being entirely independent of the quantity of the resolution of Congress in 1891 he became vicar of Carmarthen. In 1889 he had assumed that position in