V. The following account, with which I have pleasure in printing the accompanying acknowledgment of the receipt, contains particulars of the first actual expenditure of St. George’s monies made by me, to the extent of twenty-nine pounds ten shillings, for ten engravings [79] now the property of the Company. The other prints named in the account are bought with my own money, to be given or not given as I think right. The last five engravings—all by Durer—are bought at present for my proposed school at Sheffield, with the Melancholia, which I have already; but if finer impressions of them are some day given me, as is not unlikely, I should of course withdraw these, and substitute the better examples—retaining always the right of being myself the ultimate donor of the two St. Georges, in their finest state, from my own collection. But these must at present remain in Oxford. London, October 5, 1875. John Ruskin, Esq. £ s. d. St. G. 1. Apollo and the 1 0 0 Python, by Master of the Die ,, ,, 2. Raglan Castle 3 10 0 ,, ,, 3. Solway Moss 4 0 0 ,, ,, 4. Hind Head Hill 1 10 0 ,, ,, 5, a, b, Three impressions of 6 0 0 c. Falls of the Clyde (£2 each) ,, ,, 6. Hindoo Worship 2 0 0 ,, ,, 7. Dumblane Abbey 3 10 0 ,, ,, 8. Pembury Mill ,, ,, 9. Etching of the 2 10 0 Severn and Wye ,, ,, 10. Tenth Plague (of 2 0 0 Egypt) ,, ,, 11. Æsacus and Hesperie 3 10 0 -------- 29 10 0 (The above Prints sold at an unusually low price, for Mr. Ruskin’s school.)