Cattermole, George

R. A., a distinguished English historical painter, B. 1800. Some of his best performances are suggested by the tragedies and comedies of Shakspeare. Monks, cavaliers, round heads, battles, banditti, old English mansions, and enchanted forests these are his favorite subjects, and in this walk of art he stands unrivalled. Among his finest works are, Had don Hall in the Olden Time; Storming of Basing House; Cavaliers and Round heads, . In 1855, he received the first cla medal at the Exhibition of Pictures at Paris, and he is a member of the Royal Academies of London, Amsterdam, Dresden, . D. 1868. Cat'-thyme, n. ( Bot . ) See TEUCRIUM. Cat'tish, a . Relating to a cat; like a cat. Cat'tle, n. A collective term, denoting all animals of the bovine or ox kind. See Ox.