The Express. — London, England, 1851-01-04 00:00:00

bt Thomas, W. C., 72, Newman stns', Oxierd street, 60 ft et of wall ; 5 feet height. Utrecht Clem/Any, J. Myers, menseer. 36. Stewed street, '466161de, 0 feat nottiter, 19(ffeth of ;9 U. hti4lit. Victoria C . ..rriet Felt Company, B, Love lene .. 6 ".etinsisbuii, 350 , ret at wall ; 9 feet height. Vitehi, A., 21, Gerville emit, Hatton garden, 8 feet of counter ; c feet height. Welch and Co 17, Cheeride, 30 feet of w: 1 1. Weedon, F., 13, Goldsmith street, Chespaide, 6 feet tf eiunter ; 14 feat of wall ; 10 feet height Wood and Co., 22, Watling street, 1,440 fie% of we l l ; 12 feat h•cigh*. White, 6 , n, and Co., 73, Watling street, and 108, Cheap- I , ride, 1.50 feet of wall; 25 feet height. Watson, Bail, and Co, Ohl Bsrid street, 6,183 feet of wall ; 39 feet height. Watch and Saes. 3, Goodge street, Tottenham court road, 180 feet of wall. Woolcock, Caber - Mg, 13, New Qualms street, Pornim square, 6 feet of wall; 3 feet height. Waimilev, J., 12, King street, Cnsaydde, 21 teat of wall; 7 fret height. Willi, B. W , lane, Camberwell, 72 fest of well. _ the arraogeraer .- They seem iat that time to c al f, nt . plate a shaft under around, in a tune.[. FAINBAIPs - thought Mr. Rom. . ..., .. , .re. I . _....sotliti e °beer va es • ...ons went to show a , . ad.:l:maul moon why it was de sirable to appoint a deputation immediately. lie E•pre headed that a deputation from Manchester would proli Oily be able to give the royal couniciesiomra very valuable tater mation, or to throw out some suegcstions which might he use fiil to them in making the r ecessary arrangements for the ethibiticn of machinery. It a ruck hut that the royal eon ro4•lone ‘ were not at al aware of col at w's really rco .faits land necessary fry stt..ing machines in motion. (Mar, tsar.) Tao committee was at a loss to know how the machinery iw par as t t o o f i t h_e w tu h r , n . e h el e , , w t h h e e y t h w e r m th , d e y h.:y e : l a d tg a g O n v tb u e . d e a r l; o r c le . o d r from which exhibitors of machin. I might take their motion —whether there was to he a distinct spate for the whole a-. the Mancliecer geode, or whether thsy would ba tingled with there of ether places. The Cuainstate—Mr. Bel'house thinks it would be bet , :r to wait a few weeks, til the oommittre in lictlon Lave decided—is that the opiu.d.t of the committee ? Mr. M. R0A..4 thought it d: suable to CO early, Lecatee they might he able to °ht.. n informaie-r. or sttage:t *Tracy -men a wnich would be valueless atter the commissioners had decided. Tao CtlAlßlttif would respectfully suggest that the committee ought to less no time iii kiLtiing ail tae i,forme.- lion they Loeb , . It was destrabl, to ha in time. A depu.a lion aril, ehe rommi•v-e mitht pc . -ibly be, able to give the royal cononlasioners iolorirat'on for which they would bs very thankful, and to glve useful hint-, as wel'. ev receive informatlea • rod eves if they meld cot messed fa eiateler lase aatiehately eipleatties ea ell the 1 obits as to Vitsfet there existed any doubt, it wao`d bo better for 'tern ogo again I:: a few weeks, rather than be left In the dark. Mr. Islatcoist Ross Veen zuoc.?d the foilovilmr real: lution :—.' That a deputat , ea f.out the general cornwit!. r ositr . tig the verbussub-committe , s, proceed to L ,adoc, • i seek Mora-Aims on the plate retested to; corsis“up of Ile•srs. Eons, 1 , •'rb.iro, Ildlhouse, and Sclivel' ~ a '...h power to rep , ice ei.y of their aunties usable to go a 'Ai a sub titote app anted by themselves." Mr. Fel teliAlliN seconded the resolution. Mr. MATTHEW CiIITIS supcort,d the zio'...on. Ile said the machinery committee bid thought .t I.etti•v tow: it a few weeks, but that was because they were under en impreesion that Colonel Loyd would he down at Mom. • .ster is a few days; that visit was now understood to be pc A pont d for 601110 weeks. The eII.IIIOIAN was afraid it could hardly be expected CI. Loy,. would be able to give such inform hint es men mimed ia snaking arrangemints for working machinery would require, when be il.d cent°. Mr. It nt.Ll.lot'sn maid the Royal Commilni ;a had several times concurred in Ildneseilllll thrown out by o ".'s committee, end therefore he speed in the propriav of a depute , on going to London on the po'n , ^ named, but the committee thought it war too early for a deputation 0 be useful or profitably employed a: pre mt. Mr. M. Cuaris, as one of tke committee, thou 'ht they could not go too scan. The resolution was then Tut end carried 11111” ,, 11.,1' 'p. The reina'hder of tt: mte in.; w.'s tr.:mined on 1 Hut.: routine business. TIIE THE LONDON EXHIBITORS TO WHOM SPACE 11AS BEEN ALLOTEII. Dakin and cl , 1, St. Paul's Cher* yard. IS fed or ..I . Endorsor, llama J., 43, Paned lOW, Paddington, 14 fat !Lloyd and Bullock, 22, Conduit street, 15 feet of counter, 3 feet well. Lee, Charles, 119, L,wcz name street, 1 fbot of coulter, 1 foot height. L:athert, Cassia, 2, tlorpeth plat*, Wats:ln s i ps& 1 foot of counter ; 3 feet betake. Lxcas,Fr-neis, 9, St. John reset told, 2 feet of taunter, 1 1 fcot height. Lmfchild, M.,43a, 1 'an wjll, router. Horror, 2 feet otter. Korvin, T. and R., 19, Southampton row, 81-otnabnry, 112 feet of counter, 4 feet height. Mardi, Henry, 119, Fleet street, 32 ft et of wall Mollardo, D. and Co., 100, Upper Tbant:s street, 21 feet of counter. Musa, Charke, and Mason, Chca. Fredk , 11, Munster' street, Regent's r.ik, 4 feet of counter, 2 feet height. McCulloch, Chs., Covent getden, 6 feet of counter, 6 feet Ihiplet. Naylor, Wen., SG, James street, Oxford street, 4 feet of counter, 4 hit of wall. Nissen cod Poker, 43, Mark line, 27 feet of well. Nash, J., 3, Thanes peradz, Pimlico, 1 foot of counter. Nash, J., 3. Thames parade, Pimlico, 1 foot of counter. l'mtifex, C. W., and J. Won'', 8"o Irv, Mill W - 'l, and Garrett Copper Billie, 100 !est rat counter. Perigee, 1/r., Bell, 3,' t', and 114yle, J. T., cortipWte, 47, ' Finsbury vinare, 804 feet ut counter, 4 feat height. P. eherd, J. P., 1, Philip lane, Aldermanbary, 1 foot of I=muter, 3 feet of *all. Pxciottn, N. H., 8, Crosby equate, Billie; • gate, 4 feet of counter, 2 feet height. Pound, Mater tes, Oxford at., 2 ft. counter, 1 ft. height. Parrott, Willia m, 7, Cleveland street, Fezruy 'game, 4 fest of W 5 6 fest height. - ..._._____......._m.morommillillialliriN EXHIBITION EXPRESS. FOR THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JANUARY 4. PRINTING AND DYEING OF WOVEN, SPUN, FELTED, AND I-AID FABRICS. Andrew, S'n, ard Gee, 3.5, Friday amt. apace allotted ; 41 feet rounter, 1110 feet well; avenge height of er , e'f • t 2 be exhibited, 10 fret. Ether and Co., Grosbrak street, 42 feet of comakor, 120 fist of wall, 12 feet belkkkt. Baker and Co., Grisham staaet, 38 foot at comater, 132 kit street, 47 feet of sovota, fat 01041111 r. Gael's, Auguste, Gay's court, Snow's fields, Southwark, and lumuss Roomy Barriers des Anund - Eztrarang s, 9 fe. t of 6 feat heigbt. Steplvas 1/eary. 54, Stamford street, 18 feet wall, 3 height. Swan, Tliornas F.. 46, Southampton boil ling., 5 feat of wrll. tikes, Robert, Ivy eottage, Kiagelaad road, 1 foot of wall, . . 1 foot helebt. • Some*, John Alexander, 9„Writbourne place, Hyde park, 15 feet of counter. Squire, P., W. Osford street, G feet of counter. Statham, E., 4, Rothertleld street south, Lower road, Islington, 36 feet of counter, 1 fi of height. s'mitb, B. T. and Co ,12, Cho reh street, Mils end New Town, _ _ 5 feet of coaster. Wathatith, J. B. S., Primula street, Blehopegate, 8 feet of coaster, 2 test height. Wineor had Newton, 36, Rathbone pl., 48 ft. w,II, 6 height. Watts, John, 107, Eigwere-roatt, 3 test counter, 1 height. The most important document which ems et present be milicaitted to the public la count Kan with the great Ez• hibis ion is nadoubtidiy a list of themes who ars to represent the iodustry of the metropolis of the world at the building in Hyde Fmk. We have already noticed the unavoidable delep which have o:torrid in the completion of so extensive and impottaut a list ; tot, &were of the poplar anxiety to know as far and bola Di relalibla all that an be learnt on this subject, we hove muck plerwore in submittiog to our nadirs the fins; list of London ethibiton nada the following important metions, viz. :-Cheinitel and phannacentkal provises and prothatte genendly ;-Snhatantos nod for food , implements, or for creamer:it; Vegetable and animist sub stances, as those used in manufactuce, implements, and for ornsatems; Prising and dyeing of woven, sputa, felted, sod laid febries; Tapestry, including carpets end floor cloths, Ibal sad embroidery. fancy end iodustriel weeks; Menu lectures in mineral sobatanoes, used for huildieg or &cora tiles, as in marble, eats, porphyries, cements, artificial Mores, &c. MANUFACTURES IN MINERAL SUBSTANCES, USE!) HMI. BUILDING Ott DECORATIONS AS IN 1.1.110;LE, StAl E, PORPHYRIES, CEMENTS, AItTIeILIAL STONES, &c. Atoeio, 15, N-winan street, Oxford street, epee a.l - .tad, 20 tett of s.er ; avenge height of rTtiC:O4 to be exhibited, 5 feet. BOOM lad CO., University e 4, 46 ft. Saar 110 wall, 7 Isslglia. Brown, Rolvert, 68, Greta a 15.0.1 street, B loomsbury, 15 feet 01 flour; 12 Pet ought. Beek.. y, lid, 2, Chepstow place, Westbourne grove, Beye water, 5 fed t counter; 4 seer height. Dell, John, 25. Backfughom plao , , Fitzroy square, 2 feet el e s Brown, lt,brr4 Sdrhiton bill, Kioglon on Thames, Surre y, 8 feet of sr.!, r; 4 het broth'. Bittern, Timm, 2 and 3, J Janson's court, Fleet sueet,C.ty, 72 let t of counter ; 9 feet height. Omelet, Jetta, IG, Brand street, Blandfiad-square, 10 feet of well. Cowes, B F., 13, Prod street, Watling street, 12 feet of floor; S leer. height. Chamaid, Wi. ism. Id, Percy street, Bedford square, 20 feet of c ; 6 feet haiebt. Douitou a C High a mt, Lambeth, 60 feet of fluor; 16 teat of wall; '8 Ste: height. Fusee, Theme", 06, Hoh..treet, Writeehapel, 20 feet fl • .r. looshirn, J. G. cad Soo, 70, Queen-attest, Cheapide, 9 feet ct strict. Franca., Charles end Son, Nir.s Elms, 260 kit of floor; 300 feat at wall ; 15 feet heed tit. , Green, Anr.t.am, 27, Upper George street, Edgewan roa d, 4 ...A al fl wr ; 4 feat Might. George, lox 7a, I ;,, Ed./ewer. , mad. Bft floor ; 6 ft. height. (Bose, Jan.... 119, te -eat Portland street, Oxford Erect, '23 hot nt • all. Greco's, J. W., Port Mcdoe, redistlee. GO ys„ oe 800,. tinnier, George, 63, ltathb o us place, WO feet of wall;; 14 feat height. Malden, John Cooper, 29, Illoomabury.equare, 10 ft of fl'or. Harps' and !lows, 1/...ph Claywoke, Btourbridge. cud 7 Wood, W.ntnek rued, Ci'y Bs .01, 60 feet of floor; 4 feet toi.it.% - It. F. B.ot, moot. Hurley, Henry , Westminster Marble Compaq, Bowl atom!, Holywell street, Westminster, 22 feet of fLor ; 4 1. e height. C..ari.e, 27, :isle it., Pad lington, 2 ft. GM. counter, Hell, W.11...u, 3. Pr. arm new, W. iworth, Surrey, IG feet of well; 4 het 1. , icht. K. ens, It. W. :21, V- s'l welk, 59 feet of floor. Lovelsee, the Esti of, 6, (item Cruaberland street, 100 feet of eounter . Linseonioe, .1 • mot, and Co., 93, agent s tr eet, St. James's, 4 stet .4 cu.siter ; 3 feet Leirrhs. London '22 .rtsle and Stour Welling Company, Esher street, l Westminster, 00 teat ct fluor; 6 feet height. Martiod.le. ltd, 4, It'll place, West Heti park, Paddington, 2 feet of ranter. Niontetiost, t.O llama, Bart., Grosvenor gate, Park laze, 6 I et of (tomtit'. Magnus, O. , Pimlleo Slott. Works, Ur - er lidipere place, :I.es feet .4 fl.or ; 1; feet height. Myers, Georer, ordeanc- Wnsuf, Beh.lers road, L-mbeth, 150 fret al ti ; C.; feet height. Maya, Witham. 17, Silvir e• wet, Wood street, Chloride, 40 wet of . ,onter ; 200 feet al we". Kore..un% . 2 Pr Ire. Rouse, Moe:iota read. Do Beater:is square, 9 ,lotcn, 2 feet of floor. Mirror Ma arc C sapacy, 16, C,sele etc. et, Southwark Bridge road, 10 sees of limy, :lien. ut wall, 6 feet height. fise:l am' Allen, 07. Upper ylel one street, 3 feet of tl .or, 16 .vet of .r.ll. 6 Let height. Newbury, J. G. 153, New Orford etrtat, 2 fact of eoucter ; 20 feet el Nicholson. A., 19, Little Tower t'reet, City, 12 feet of floor; 2 tett 6 inches Might. :Doer, Witham Gorge, 22, Plant strict. Sot : esons.r. Orri and 6,Gaildhait Ci.ambers, Dtsingto”. street, 200 feet of ft .-r, i.ot of w•: 1, 25 feet height. Oliver, I. InC, 02, Uppc: John :•-vet, Fitzroy equate, 42 feet of wall. Pearce, Themes 8., 03, Newm-n street, Oxford street, 1 foot of 11 or. Pr. le, Willi.co, 3, Kirzington l'atk Villa, 25 ft. floor, 4 well. Robins, p feet A.din, fait C • any, Get reet &ot.ttani rue, Wtatminat. r, 150 of 15 fe heigh Sieger, Alt , and Co., Vaueld' l, l'otte.y, lio Let of floor 120 wall ; 19 feet height. Enoch. 33, Richmond street, Kenrjegton road, 4 feet of floor ; 5 fret ioei:ht. Stawcrt, William, Myrtle Cottage, Rhodeswell road, Lime house, It• feet of roucter. B ' o '4 sod rslwell, Geurgc street, New road, Strome., 3 feet of c.unt. r ; feet of will ; 6 feet height. Stirline, ThLeass, ji.e.., lislviders Slate Wharf, Belcidas toed, Lambeth, 30 feet of counter ; 8 fret htight. Seeley, John, K. pp.i raw, New road, St. Primes, 43 feet of Jar ; 40 feet of counter ; 14 fest beeper. Stirling, Thomas and William, Bow bi:dge Slate Works, Stratford. Ewes, t4O lest of flow ; 6 feet height. Struthers, Wis. Samuel, 7, Rolywell street, Westminster, 10 feet of flow ; 16 feet of wall ; 6 feet height. Tooth, Woo , 9, Barg* era Duet snabuty, 12 feet of floor. Taylor, Jobe, 9, Paddinelm street, 26 see: of ',al. Thomas, W. Cave, 72, Newman street, Oxford street, 36 feet of well. Taylor, C. end A., 70, Bcrners mew, Middlesex Hospital, 11 feet or well. Teutanora. A , 201. Clipetocs must, Fi•zeopmeue, 10 het of counter; 7 feet of wall. Thonw, Richard, Circus road, St. John's wood, 10 ft. Boor. Vaughan and Co., GO, Stones end, Borough, 200 feet of floor ; 19 ten height. Wilson, John, near the Railway Midge, Stratford, Esece, l 4 feet of floor. Workman, John, Stoke Newington, West Hackney, 10 feet I of flow. White, Game Peter, 39, Vauxhall bridge road, Westmin ster, 13 feet of tiler ; 10 feet height. Whytiok. A , 491, New Olfordotreet, 64 feet of ROOT. Wnhaw, Francis, 9, John street, Ailelphi, 9 feet of counter. Wilson, T. J., 4, Trafalgar square, 6 feet of well ; 3 feet height. White, John Bartley and Sons, Milbank 'treat, Wcstarin• .ter, 200 fiot of goer ; 300 feet of well ; 25 feet height. THE EXHIBITION BUILDING Al'iD THE AR RANGEMENT OF ITS CONTENTS. The great event of the w le in reference to the Ethibittun has ,been the re novel of the Executive Comeni.tee from PaLes-yard to the building in Hyde park. Thts step s.-as taken on Monday, and the Royal r monissiorers may Low be s. id to br in pcmessien of the Ceystal l'elsee. 'though the place is far from complete, tY , re is new no room fur d- - .ubt that the a:ructure will be nay for the reception of its future contents, u soon as may be requisite, end that the whole will he complete for opening on the day ori ginally file -1 few the great acestioe—the first of May - Lime Though limey days, perhap 3 weeks, may elapse before cm ry r q .ore • f give is in its place, and the last sail is driven let o the side hoardings, then is yet even now a sufficiently ample portion of the Arne two oseepkte to permit the immediate weep- Vela of goods, were such a course deferable. The place item Nee, that whilst the arrangements are .lag buialiest et: one end the workmen might yet MEMO anditerftled, a quaver of a mile away, at the ether extremity. The great arched transept is being rapidly c• nepleted, and, cow that the gists is upon it, this to mers. ertion looks, with its ridge-and-far row noon. r, alrccs , light is, ai.d by no means unlike, a huge ribbed hating net thrown across the upper Mont The eccupstien of the balding at the time appointed by the Exceutive to ceive i a curt of ratification by a public reception held there en Tatalay, when the neernbtrs of the Soeiety of Arty assembled to hear and see what the contractors had Ore ecd in a few short month,. Tte spokesman on the on anion 41 Protestor Cowper, of King's Col lege, who, Wog n'tsched to the staff of Merua. Fox and Henderson, has witnessed—if he has not superintended—each Luise Fattest -p in its production. Toe highly-interested audit-nee he told the story of how tt e seet ge pile hart been rained. flow the plan of Mr. son had been alio. nte the contractors, and hew, out of nisteriols unacknowledged by archi tects, thee bed mestere. d the construction of the edifice Speaki• g in the spirit of an engineer, he showed how differeet the , deity of those who tad to rear a palace of iron and glees, instead of one with urdinoey Lie 't seed stone—what careful calcolatiocs were ti quis:te to lie cure a seems@ of position, solidity, ecdst,cogtb; how perfectly theeecalculationshadbeen made; rnd Low eee.•table the resoles. To prove the aburetere erect gt:t of tho slight-looking pile, Le brought familiar objects b lyre the sight of his se ambled listeners, and, by showing them the strength of a little enteral tube—a common quill—suggested the censectioe tat what ample stroegth malt reside in the surrnunaing two thousand five bundled iron tabus that support the buildi-g of the Exposition. The labours of the luml committc:s are not yet complete—so vry many circumstances tending up • om day t o die: to perpore their final decision as to who should, feed who should not, receive space for the exhibition of goods. in some sections, however, this part of the work bee been done, and in another column wili be frond a long list of person. who have been ruccem.lul ear.didates fur apace in the Crystal Palace. NI .^y other names will probably be added to these lists, in c sisaquonee of the ivilege of appes! i t :emitted to rep cud candidate*. When a man has been unsuccessful in his application to a local elm- mince, he may ask a rehearing of his application r•Ola •committee of chairmen of local committees, andshould he ag ,in het, the Executive Committee still reserve the power of admitting his claims if they se e good re WON for so doing. From an adverse verdict' of the keel jury, the loser, so to speak, can car./ his cause to a bench composed of all the local judges, and, if *here again de ti stc d, he Las a final chance left with the authorities who act witluie the Coyst-1 Prieto since a few sheet weeks may fled the building in Ilyd, perk ready I r the reception of the goods it has Leen raised to exeibit, the time approaches for die tossing the question of how the industry of ell nations a iil arreage itself in its novel habitation— bow the French, the Americans, the Germans, , ec onoleads, the 'Mentes, the Norwegians, the Remises, tee Irish, the Scotch, and the Enelish will contrle to attic down in harmony under one ro - 4. It Lippe ..ra to be the presemt intention of the Cum's sionsrs to group the proeuction of foreign countries geogiaphieally in relit , ion to each other on the :a,t‘rn ride of the transept. How far this 1. aweeuble Las yet to be seen. The north west cad has been sketched out as the posi tion to be allotted to machinery in motion — the north side being, as far as possible, devoted to reacheery get 7rally ; w feat the south is to be allotted to rase materials a:.d produce. It is expected that the' light will be equally Reed in all parts of the building, though the glens will ho rebid& d by cenvel on all sides except the north. To present any inter ception of l'ght, or great awkwedness of outline, it is intended that all things to be hung upon the walla snail, tee far as posable, be limited to a height of 20 feet. Socn are a lew of the notions, So far et they have gone, but nothing can yet be regarded ss Cully sttticth Melee what regulations they may, some variatiots well doubtless be permitted ; and it becomes a question of considerable doubt whether, titer they have completed the building, and allotted the space within it, the Executive Committee should attempt to interfere any further, rave and except so far as to preveut one exhibitor trammeling injutiourly towards another, or toned, the peered interest of the Exhibition itself. The Commissioners propose to find deal counters where such rude struc tures may be r. quilted. Such assistance is not likely to be accepted by the majority of those who have goods fee display. Each man best under stands the art of placing his own products in their most advantageous light. Indeed shop and ware house decoration has grown almost into one of the flee arts. When the Commissioners give a deal counter they will probably dictate its height, its width, and other peculiarities. On all these niceties the taste of the exhibitor should be left free. Each should be at liberty to pay for his ca a hobhy and to tide it es he best pleews—each to be able to dap! say his 'kill, his taste, and his idea of the pop.rt ics of colour end arrangement due to the peculiar obj- es he exhibits; remembering always that no Ind:vides! rai takes be allowed to mar the I .au'y of the greet and novel design which all should to int.. sted in infecting. f-ct of METROPOLITAN COMMITTEES. THIS DAY. VEGETABLE AND ANIMAL suarreNczs, AS 1110818 USED IN MANUFACTURE, wrix- KEN rs. AND FOCI ORNAILEN TS. Adkins, John, Wilsden, space sllottod 3 Net of wall ; ave rage height of articles to be exhibited, 1 foot. Berger and Co., S., Bromley, Middlesex, 2 fist of molitar 1 foot height. Baker, Thomas, 1, Bream% buildings, Chancery-tau, 10 feet of counter ; 3 feet height. &Whams, William and Co., linagerked wharf, Claming noes, 0 feet of counter. Bomb, William, Seward Stone Kills, Roc:, CO feet of counter; 30 Met of wall. Dockland, Toplie, and Co., 1 7, Bardogton matoent, Bt"stou road, 3 Met of (nuttier. Benson, Willwrs, 133, Osford street, 3 fat of flow ; 20 feet of counter. Dreamer sod Ti" Femehmeh street, 20 fest of triter; 3 Met heisht. &who% Jobs, 8, Parliament-steret,27 feet of well. Blytb, Hesoiltos, aid Myth, 32, Little Britain, 7 feet of scooter. Barclay and Son, 170, Regent-own, 10 fret of counter ; S feet height. ---- Booth, John Peter, of the firm of Booth and Fon, 60, Hat- We Lire to 11.13110TMCe the further postponement of ton garden, manufactory at Cork, 4 feet of counter. toe day on wbith the complete number of metropoltt: a Befi em t i%, l j t s o u orof S co ira" tant: ! iPZ.lW e ll C ° t s t 7 g i e' ewi heigh t. soothets can pmt dy be seat in to the offices of the Bonham, James sod Co., kinpton ea Thamea, Su rrey, t 20 Er cativo Committee. Tb', mot Oin g eleven repute net of well, 20 feet height. of 'trans were woutiog to complete the snetropo- Burnett, Sijean 11.C.8., 53, Sing William street, City, litsa lista We may repeat, that the rejected candidates 1 2 foe of fur spas I wo two oppootwwitin o f „ poo l meted the Cu r tis, Tot. 40 laint wall.o ~ 19, Colemen•street, . ) feet of primary decision of the committee of notions. Already Cohen :thi the, 41, St. James street, 2 feet of counter. any settees of t Frit have bees sent to the City of London Christopher, 2. S., 138, Chespoide, 7 2 feet of counter; 28 c.menter. These appes'e will be first refined to the coos. test of wall. ed cf O u t run , ai d if desired , a ft eeou d e , to t h e sista . Cross, Samuel J., 67, SWIM row, 200 foot of fluor, 100 feet of wall live eis-2414. ' for a fuel "tarn ' asell sPPea ll Dogleg, 11. J. J., 4, St. Peter's square, Hammersmith, ere, it Is feared, likely to deity the host set- Employ, Stsitdebfre, 9 feet of counter. 'damn of metropolitan clefun for some weeks; but they Damao and Morris, 96, Penchant strest,ls foot of minter ; mast aevertheless, la jostles to disappointed applicants, re- 1 foot 'Wight. anthill end impartial ersmination. It is apprehended tbat Ro b ot 93, th s t fe tower i ), Cilcdalm eg t, t S o u n trey .,, ld un ia t tri o e, f these mans wilt delay the publication of the metropolitan James Minnie and Co., n the mthafatturers, 49, Bnbanan fuosp.tc hit of eaktbitora for about a month from this time. street, GI segow, 6 feet of counter. 11. ' f u "lin could be obtained, the will be fond la OM Doisl and Co., A. S., Bishopegete street, 6 feet of counter i due's E.r..1.6.t0n EZDf:JS. I 2 feet height. 'll 0 / of wall.. Ewen, fames, 17, Getlick hill, City, 3 feet of gi y a ,, ter . EnlaCe and Dl:Terse', City Saw Mirte Regent'. Canal, City r ad, 72 test of wall. Evens, Gorge, 26. Birthis lane, - 40 a 5 , Maloney unlit., Dorset squire, 9 feet of mantle Reatern Archip Ince Company it , c o ma , 9ft mantle. French. Bore, 51, Crotched' ..,......1-- Field, J. 0. and J., U,ipee.. bizr,,i, 18 fat of counter. Limbs*, 10 ft. of wall. Feautieroy, Rebut and Sims, Pce.toe's fields, Tooley meet, 360 feet of COMM? ; .../00 feet of well. Ferias, Jean Ilerle,t, Solter's hall evert 8 feet of counter. Gotta Fuchs Cot:noisy, 18, Wharf road, City road, 193 feet of counter: 703 test of wall. Goedes, Garen -.nd Samuel, 12, Princes street, Spitalflel.L, 6 test of crazier ; 1 feat height. Oillow led C ..., 176. Oxford street, 66 feet of well. Ourdoer, Jansee, 426, Oxford 'Meet, 96 ft. flier, 31 . . ea •'l, 9 feet height. Gilliam), E :ward, 14, Montpelier row, Twickenham, 13 feet counter. Hillis, F., 5. Ordnenes row, Lew:sham road, Or tno:ce, 1 I foot count, r. Heery.M., C Aonlal Chamber', Crotched Friars, 4 ft counter. Hen, Johnson, and Co . 151, Sneed aid G meow:eh, starch works, Ceohfiel I, Greer wish, 2 fat counter, I it. height. Hymns, 14 , 79, Lear lase, City, 4 feet mower. Holteepflei end Cu., 64. Cherie, Crose, 6 feet e _outer. Heel sod Son, 103, I ittenbam C...utt road, 16 feet roar:ter. Horan ' Beery. 7, Stud street, Tbaber.on eta at, lone 3ton, 6 feet et ulster, 1 fen of height. Hall, Thoineue.G, Mews place,'Cial rend, 8 ft. weal, 3 ft. blight. Romany, Chaffee, Footous plass, Boothwark. 4 [Leeman . , I het writ, 1 fox height Jonas, Brothers, E., 4: and 43, Leman street, Goreenan's fields. i feet of tlnar, 1 foot height. Joao, Bi ift2 . 311, end Co., 2'J, Bruessiek maim, 6 fret of counter, 36 trot of wall. Jsqu imot, J. a- d E.. 36, Old Broad street, 1 foot of counter. Romp, Es' hor, 260, Strand, 3 feet of counter. King, El ~ Centel street, Rdmonton, 3 feet of counter. 3 test height. Lioltlater, Jeremiah, 6, Sidney street, Commercial rred, I 1 font n' counter. Long and ltilnollo, Elm Hafts, Hackney, or at Bilis and Hall, Lim- lerret, City, 3 feet of counter. Legg end S in, 230, Bertnonmey street, 6 feet coastiir. Learsonuth, Tomo, 40, Royal Crescent, Notting hill, 4 feet of unter. I Lease. co , Jeee C., 11, Cowley terrace, Cowley road, Brixton, 2 feet of coaster, Leadbe titer, John, 19, Brewer street, Golden square, 60 feet of well, 10 te et height. Lembert sod Butler, 141, Drury Ism, 12 feet of counter. Manning. James, 18, Cola's terrace, Barnibury road, blies too, G ieet of counter, 12 feet of wall, 2 feet It ight. Miller, 1. J., Dorset wharf, Millbank 'nett, 21 feet of flra, 2 feet of coaster, 1. foot height. Montt, Henry, 149, Fleet street, 40 foot of coveter. Mason, 8., 3e, D iughty street, per Blofield, J. G., agent, 6, Middle. rim, Ilona - ire, 1 foot of counter, 1 foot rill. Neaten. C....e. Hoary, Baugh Bf.dge, Botherhithe, 30 feet wall, G tort height. Niebtiogale. W. end C., 61, Werdeur-street, Soho, 50 feet of deer ; 30 feet of enunter, 9 well. ' Neutrr, He Wm., 649, Offload street, 1 foot cf counter, 2 1 ' wall, 2 iet.thrght. (Mande J -eta, and Co., Bitterns, 7 fact et coua"er, 1 foot, height. Power. r . Themes, Thrifty Chambste, Water bine, Tom r street, 4 lent of counter. Pins', S , 43, Melenenx-street, Bryaretone square, 3 kit of counter. Pinney, H., Yoik-pi:. r, Biker street, 12 feet of cannier 12 lee, wall. Pollee, C. A. 31, Abehe - ch lane, City, 12 feet of - - meter, 2 feet Aright'. Pastier:a and Camels, 3 Brabant court, Philpot lane, City, 36 fret of counter, C feet height. Fnekrii'icii, Freiler.ek, 5 cud 6, Kiogs7ard place, Kirigs land, ii feet wall, 4 feet height. 'lenity, W. 11., 11, Spting street. Paddiegton street, 6 feet of tom 'err. Reg 1, Rcece, 0, Old Jewry Chambers, and 124, St. John street, Simi Smitefiell, 60 feet of counter. Richardson Pll3 Sena, J., 6, Doke street, fieuthweik, 36 .eet of eoun.er. Bed, E lw arc!, 115, Wardoue it., 36 ft. of counter, 2 ft. height. Boyle, 2. 1., for W. DlVekedllll, Eaq., and o'heri, li.), 17,1,1, mire et , Queen square,lo o feet of counter, 200 fret wall. Rose, Wm. notletiou, 06, Upper Themes street, 1 1 3 feet of venter, I foot heiiint. Rebertsoii, 11,cry, 1, Belisha.' street, 13' iend, 1 foot Si e meter. Reis le, .1. F., for Darent, Mr., Creithall court, 36 feet ot focuser. • Rogers, J. C. *Li . .., fiti, St. James street, 61 foot well. Spencer, 'l' •oiet e, 7, Greet Forland at., 10 feet of wi.il, 7 felt height. Smite, B. cud Sons, 14, Cotbet-ct.,Spitelaeldo, 12 ftcounter, 3 G. t height. Sales.Pclleeii and C 0,57, Red Cross street,City, 2 ft. counter. Sauna:cr. , :d.. W.,Weadswath, 130 It. counter, 1 It. eeight Samuels. o , vid, 11, Leban street, West 11 tat, E•eex, 21 lee: 0fc.... 1 1. Steioilz, Frucrie, 10, Upper Breams street, Commercial Roai East, 41 feet of counter, 60 feet of welt. Stephanie fly., /1, Samford street, Blaelchiais, 14 feet w - ''. Itlheictb..ilt Geur..e, Lime acreet "goer', i It. couater ' I .c. wt' I. Simpson and Humphrey', and Vicar, Jamcs, 23, 1 lttle B. i taM, 6 net 01 coaster, 1 foot bright. Southey, 1 , ., CAB:eau street, 60 feet of counter. Stoigh", thutuat 12, Walbrook, 10 fast of counter. Swiohariar, F. IC, 2s, Bush lane, 1 ft. of moister, 1 ft. height. Taylor, .1., Heeeroy, 1 foot of counter. Toe lorje imps Oeurge, Grove street. Heaney, 1 ft. count:v.. Tibbiti, Wolter, 4, North Crescent, Bedford-equate, 2 feet of c.unier, I loot height. Wedi .uie. J. M.,145, Oxford it., 42 feat well, 6 feet height. Wiikies in and Jewsbury, 2, Mincieg-lane, 3 feet of counter. Wiliam', Jon. Hy., 9, Ironmonger resat, St. Lakc'e, 3 feet of counter, 1 foot height. Watson, Thema', 42, Park street, Gresentor square, 6 feet of counter, 2 feet height. Weight, L. W., Foot, J. J., mid Sangster,W., 75, Cheapslde, 15 feet of counter, 1 foot height. Wrench sod Sous, Loadou Bridge, 200 feet of counter CHEMICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESSES AND PRODUCV3 GENERALLY. Allan, _B. sod G., 7, Cowper street, Finsbury , end Amptl.ill, Bedfordshire. apace allotted, 10 feet of counter. B-11, Jacob, 15, Langhat place, 4 feet wall. Bell, Geo. and Co., 2, Werington s ee wa l l. street, 6 feet ennOer. Bell, JILO. aed Co., 333, Oxford street. 6 feet well. Burt, 8. J.. 26, Famine ton street, 2 ft. counter, 2 height Bass, Jas., 78, Hatton Linden, 2 feet counter, 1 height. Brown, Geo. and C-'.. Bow Common, 2 feet counter. Brown, Fredk., 12, Eccloston place, Pimlico, 10 feet conater, 62 feet wail, 6 tree height. Burch, Wm., Seward Stone Mille, Essex, 170 feet n ester. Blundell and Spence, 9, Upper Thames et., 20 feet counter, 2 feet height. Barnet, J. 8., 141, New Bond street, 4 ft. counter, 2 height. Button. Cnsa.,l46, Hatton Getden, 15 feet taunter, 4 height. Cook, Jno., and Sons, 84, Cannon Meet, 4 feet of wall. Carr and Co., 10, HattonWrU, Hatton Garden, 4 ft. counter, 1 height Croggon and Ca., 2, Dawgate Hill, 100 equate feet floor or counter mem, and 20 feet wall. Collie, Jiro. Ausbro.e, 4, Providence row, Finsbo , y, 10 feet of dove, 6 feet height. Collins, Rob. It., Oxterd court, Cannon st., 1 foot of counter, Doreen, W. L., 1, Sydenham plue , Sydenharn, Kent. ' 2 feet of counter. Devonport, J. T., 33, Great Russell street, Bloonrbury, 2 feet of counter, 1 height. Dinniford and Co., 172. New Band a' Test, 4 feet of counter. Darnall], Gondar, end Co.. Wind road, City road, 2 feet of ' count'?. Everett and Co., 51, Fetter lane, 6 feet of elenter. Rehouse, Samuel, 2, Green terrace, New River Head, 1 (cot of counter. Faueett, Benjamin, 7, Somers etteet, Southwark Bridge I rand, 24 feet of wall. Fowler, John Pater, 35, Bedford street, Covent garden, 1 foot of counter. Fisher, Jena., lertddeley, near Sciffual, par F. M. Wright, agent, 78, Fenchutek street, 3 feet of counter, 1 foot of wall, 1 toot height. CF: itrey and Cook, 31, Bmallaampton stree, Strand, 11 feet of counter. S feet height. Galbraith, William, 44, Cannon street, City, end Wellinptcn Cottage. South Lambeth, 2 feet of counter. 2 feit of wall. Hopper, Thomas, 63, Oxford street, and Reading , Berk . , 1 foot of counter. Hyde and Co., 61, k feet street, 8 feet of counter, 5 feet of wall, 4 test height. Harris, Josiah, and Co., 2, Hart-street, Harkelnue, 141 feet I of wall, 12 feet height. Hawthorn, Jams, 77, Charrington street, Orbley equates, 2 lest of counter. Hall,Tleoness, Lenten, Nottin;l-m, 2 (net of counter. Jereph, 'gent, 7 Union t ,u't, Oid Broad street, 2 feet of counter, 1 lent height. Flopwond, H,. Itieltiamel, Surrey, 2 feet of reenter. Horner end &me, 20, Buckleribury, 60 fee: of counter. Hills, Frederick Cheeks, Deptford, 15 fiat of counter ; 3 feet height. Besthriel , i anal Bows, Prinv's Nerve ' WIN= erre; Finibury, 2 feat of counter , 10 bet we", 4 feet height. Hu.ki.oon, Henry Owen, 77, Setinton street, Gray's lan road, 4 fret well 3 feet height. Heski"son, HentiOwen, 77, Ser , %tost street, Gray's lan road, 0 fret of - ovate!, 2 feet height. Hewirds and Kent, Stratford, E.-ex, 30 feet of connter, 21 feet we'l. 2 feet height. nocper, William, 7, Pella)." E: It, 8 feet of counter. Jen oi no.. H. C. 70, Leaderball reset, 3 feet of counter 3 feet w •11, 4 feat height. H., 33, Snow hill, 9 Let o f r tu Ater, A fie height. TAPESTRY, INCLUDING CARPETS, AND FLOOR CLOTHS, LACE, AND EMBROIDERY, FANCY AND INDUSTRIAL WORKS. Arthur Ann, 6, Mortim'r street, Cavendish swore, /pace allotted, 20 feet:of well; average height of ankles to be exhibited, 6 feet. Burgh, It., 72, Bartholomew Close, 10 feet of c...unter, 100 lest of wall. Bradbee, G., 115, Newgate street, 6 feet of counter, 44 feet of well, 12 feet height. Barrett andCareey, 70, Little Britain, 10 feet of counter, 1 toot height. BMWS, it. Y , 11, City road, 720 feet of w6ll. Biddle, Daniel, 81, Oxford street, 20 feet of counter, 160 feet of we'', 10 feet height. Boole, John, 80, Hatton garden, 10 feet of we". Brooke, Miss, 2, Chester place, Kennington crow, 2 feet of wall. Cole, Thanes and Son, 18, Newgate street, 220 feet of wall. Caulfield. W. It , 64, Coal Harbour, Bleehead. 9 ft. dwell. C arks, 8., Nests street, Cobargh road, o.d Kant road, 100 feet of wel, I. font height. Cunningham, W., 13a, I'lzabeth street, Welwotth, 24 feet of well. Clarke, Esther, 18a, Margseet street, Cavendish square, 9 tett of counter. Denby, C. and F., 14, Coventry etre' t, 8 feet of wall. far, Madame, 23, Charlotte scree', Portland pl.ce, 3 feet of ecunter, 35 tent of walh Dart and Son, 12, Bedford street, Covent garden, 4 ft. wall. Daniel and Cassie. ' 16, lirrbert street, New North road, 12 feet well, 2 heigh t , Distressed Needle-woman's Society, Society'. effice, 5, Roth. hone place, 100 feet of wall. Dewar, David, end S o ny, King's Arens-bul'lings, Weo.l street, 210 fret of iv' 11, 6 lest height. Dowidigein and Co., 13, Mount st. , Grosvenor Notre, 736 feet of well. Downing, G. end Jobe. King's road, Chew*, 233 ft. wet. Rums and Co..24,Watling at. 13 ft. enunter,7.! well, Evans, Beech Ane, Peter field, Hants, and 18, Cheeks street, Middlesex 110-pirel, 18 feet of well. Fenonehet, VI., 18, Willow terrace, 6 feet (dwell. Fandel acd Phillips, 38, Newgate street, SO lent of floor, 400 feet of wall, 'J height. Flower, Ann, 25, Duke st , Grosvenor sq., 36 feet of wall. Foot an d Son, 38, Spital rqn ore, 9 feet of counter. Feeher end Robinten, 12, Watling street, 50 ft. counter, 207 fat of wad. Fortune, li'lzobttb, 101, Bt. G ?..,rge's road, Southwatk, 30 feet of wall. Gilbert, Thomas, 7, Charlotte street, Old Kent ro..d, 20 feet el well. Gould, J. and F., 69, Watling street, 18 feet of counter, 4 feet height. Gill, W. L , 9. Gresham street. 9 feet of wall, 6 feet height. George, J. E. , 4, Wells street, Greys Inn road, 16 ft. of wall. Grant, Mrs., 2, Blanchester beclJiege, Westair.iter, 53 feet of well. Gardner, Mary A., 22, Leonard street, Finsbury, 6 ft. of wall. Croucoek and Cu., 6, Bow Churchyard, 84 ken of counter, 144 feet of wall. Gabriel, J. W., 135, Regent street, 5 feet of counter, 11 feet of wale. Gyre, W. S., 264. Retest street, lift. of counter, 13 ft.of wall. G,:orr, C. end Co., 33, Oxford street, 100 feet of we l l. Mennen, F , 21, Brownlow street, Bedford equate, 24 feet of flier, 40 feet of well. Harris, Bathers, 67, Watling street, 12 ft. of we 11,4 ft.height. Hamarger, R. and Co., 30, li'ng sweet, Covent Gorden, 28 feet re 'Neuter. Renton, arks, 118, Fetter lane, 5 ft. of wall, 6 ft. height. Harding, W., 68, Long Acre, 80 teat of wall. Hanemo.-.d :R ad Co., Scott's yard, Cannon street, 8 feet of counter, 05 feet of well. Hanneworth, Martha, Duke of York Inn, Twiekenhem, II feet of we'l, 3 toot height. Herbs, E.. 61, Anton cruet, Gray's Inn eoad,26 feet of Wall. Harvey, J. K., 25, Ely plea, Holborn, 36 feet of wall. Helbronner, , 26I,Regent street, 81 ft. ofwall,lo ft. height. Hart, 0., 7, Ideekrt street, May Fair, 4 feet ot counter, 4 feet of wall. 1 foot height. Harvey end Knight, 13,119 per Marsh.La-nbetb, 81 ft.of well. Minket end Co , 14, Piccadilly, 5 ft. of counter, 6 ft. of wall. Howell and Co., 9, Regent street, 10 feet of counter, 80 kat of wall 6 feet height. Harting. E , 11, Edgewater road, 64 feet of wall. Holtzelmans, Atee,l3, Clipstane street, 11 feet of wall. Irish Work Society, Mr. T. Below, =meager, 233, Regent street, 20 feet of counter, 60 feet of will, 6 feet height. Johnson and Co., 11, Bow churchyard, 12 feet of wall. James, Henry, 7, Ferdinand terrace, St. Pancras, 6 feet of wall, 3 feet height. Jackson and Clane, 37, Oxford street, 1,5.53 ft. of wall. Jackson, Mn., 10, Carzon.street, May Fair, 9 feet of counter 3 feet height. King, Miss, 3, Bloomsbury place, Bloomelmry square, 23 het of well. Lambert and Brown, 236, Regent street, 10 feet of counter, 26 fest of well, 2 feet height. Laneltenkk, J. and A., 6, Brampton row, Brampton, 26 feet of wall. Lawton, John, 4, Sidmoath street, Gray's inn road, 24 ' feet of wall. Lamleet and Beery, 77, Aldermanbury, 10 feet donuts', I 260 feet of wall, 13 feet height. Lctiewood, Mee., 104, Greet Portland street, 6 feet of wall ; 3 feet height. Lomita and COMO% 97, Oxford street, 36 feet of wall; 6 fart height. Lapwortb and Co., 19, Old Bond street,'3,6oo feet of wall ; I 16 feet height. Meek, 0., 2, Cress wart, Fleet street, 30 feet of ere% Melton, Elise, 1, Essex street, Temple, 62 feet of wall. Newbury, O. J , 488, New Oxford street, 309 feet of well. Nerineka, Mademoiselle 39, Great Portland strut, Port ' land place, 27 feet of'w all. Philips, Emily, 166, Bermondsey street, 4 feet of well. Pareell, Ides., 3, New Burlington street, 6 feet of AWN ; 38 feet of well; 6 feet height. Matilda, 29, Charlotte street, Portland place, 12 fret of counter. Rolle, James, Kennington lane, 170 feet of well; 13 feet height. Redenaree and Son, 20, New Bond-street, 9 feet of counter; 27 feet of wall ; 9 feet height. Stake's, Staphen,4, Bartholomew eel*, 400 feet of wan. Stith std Co., 46, Citeapside, 30 feet of wall Sewell and Co., 41, Old Comptondttrea, 6 feet counter: 450 feet of wall. , upset, W. H., 450, West 15.eand, 144 feet of ; 8 feet . height. - - Simpson, W. 8., 456, West &rend, COO feet of well ; 20 feet height. Suer end S3llll. 12, King street, Chespsble, 16 feet of counter ; 1 foot t•ight. Smith, J. and W., 6, Breai street, Ci.i, 24 feet of well; 6 feet height. B.army, Mrs., 8, Wellington str et, Landon Midge, 4G feet of wall ; 7 feet height. Thome, Brothers, 6, Chest •ide, 2 feet of wan. Tuebenelle and Co., 9, Great Marlborough street, Oxford street, 1,940 feet of well. Trollops, Mn. (Mr. Filial, G.P.0.), 6, A l len terrac e, Kensington, 21 feet of well; 6 feet height. Tewell, 8 , 16, Gresham street West, 18 feet of well. Teel °, M. L. A., 8, Nelson street, blornington crescent, 1 foot of counter. , Thweite, Mrs., 1, Quedraut Vll l e. Quadrant road, Piing. ton, Id feet of counter ; 38 feet of watt. — Cheek feet of wall. Cl ake, E., feate street, Cabarets Tool, Old Kent read, 12 fret of counter, 104 feet of wall, 6 fret height. Enna, Davit', 121, CUespeide, 60 tost of counter, 120 feet of wail, 12 feet height. Foster, Form., and CO., 47, Wood street, 12 feet of counter, :.-et if well. Mewl. y and Sons, 131, Oxford street, 400 feet of well, Hudson, C., 3, Albion plena, Merton, Surrey, 12 feet of aryl, 6 feet height. Inglis and Wakefield, 20, Friday street, end Queen street, 01,0gow, 75 feet of counter, 250 "est of wall, 12 ft. height. Kelm , r, 2. and Co., 6, Lswrenoe lane, Cheapeade, 72 feet of well. S tret height. Liddiard and Co., Friday street, 70 fest of counter, 240 fest of wall, 12 feet height. Mnusbeudel, Fred , 34, Acton street, Gray's Inn rind, and 63, Breed street, City, 9 feet of welt. Rootiedge, W. F. I)., Lawrence line, 100 feet of counter. Bwaislin.l, C , Crayford, Kent, 48 feet of wall. Steen and Edenr, Regent street, Piccadilly, 162 ft. of wag. Undeewood, W., 1, Vero street, IUB feet of wr'l.' Warwick, C , 132, Cheapside, 36 feet of counter. Wa;tord, It., 27, Lawrence lane, 441 test of wall, 12 feet height. Wilco, Thos., Print Works, Merton Abbey, Merton, Surrey, 12 feet of well. blereetsan, end Co., 17, Cheepskle, 70 feet of counter, 20 feet of wall, 12 feet height. Wilkin.on, W., 89, Watling street, 108 feet of ler", 12 feet height. MUSICAL EXHIBITORS. The following, we believe, may be taken ea i correct list of the exhibitors in the section of mules' ' instruments, contributed by the =skits of the metropolis. The totel spaes allotted to this department we have already stated to be 3,100 feet of floor, which an been found amply sufficient to meet all requirements Mr. Bishop, an organ; Hill, ditto ; Willie, church organ of giaanr.e. sue, ; Robson, tuharmonic organ, after plan of Colonel Thames's, ; BrOGLEI, mesa pipes; Davison, organs; Hold i.eb, chamber organ ; Towns red Packer, pianofortes; K. Wernum, pianofortes; W. Turnbull, piano forte keys; W. Rolla end Sons, pianofortes; Stondrass, ditto ; Stoodat end Sans, ditto; W. Sotehwell, a plasm forte ; o,4'z ean end Plumb, pianoforte.; Isaac Mott, dill; Moore and Co.. a pianoforte; Kirkman and Sloe, pisn fortes ; hie cier and Sons, • pianoforte; tl ores Luff, harmuidurn and pianoforte ; D'Almaine red Co., plan,. torte.; W. Jenkins, fouling piettotom ; J. Hopkins, piano fortes ; Cnsrles Holdernets, a pianoforte; Jose; h Hamer, ditto ; J. Harrison, piencfoete and modal of seism ; lt out. wool, phoorortes ; Eruct, harps sad pianofortes ; Collard, jean:Arc ; J. Briustnewl, a pienoforte ; C. Csdby, pirnos bites ; R. Addison, transpoaing pianoforte; J. C. Allison, • • i,e.oforte ; Ralph Allison, ditto; John Brasted, model of her Id eicst)', pianoforte ; Wheatstone, concertinas ; Cornelius Ward, drams; Angelo Ventura, lures, guitars, dol. ; Andreas Sohnenter, • met oboe; Joseph Storer, re:Welton; R Then Surf, serophine; Siecams, dint nisi flu!' s; Modell and Co., flote , ; Purday and Fendt, tiolia, violone Ales, and double btu; H Ponce, fiu:et; Pack and Konig, hr. - s militate instromente, elm % &c., complete for a m 4 litary band; Lou , ' I'rnorma, enhamlnic gurtr:, en C duel Thompson's principle ; Miss kheliude Pr:stro, tent ''.e4 4 game of t.:4443 ((Jim Hump?) ; fate and Sm, hum mos:col instruments; Olivet Lott, .sielio ; John Kohler, brass insttaments ; Henry end Co., &wine (an improvement on the accordion); John Hum gotta perch• tubing for enah'icg d at persons *4l hc'r at churehr-, cont' :Is, 8.. Guinn's", improved violin pegs, to he exhibited • ..sh iestruntent., violin end violoncello; B. Garrett, eomnpean, improved coeitruction ; Edwin Faulkner, • music stand for playing the sceordion : Edmond Dod, musle- 4 airings r ; violins, &e.; James Hod, violin, &c., bows and strings ; it. Cr ildley, concertinas; Thomas Newcombe, improved strings , for pimotortes; W. Card, flutes of wood and metal; G. Case, concertinas, treble and baritone; John Calnott, French horn sod cornet; S. A. Fotster, violin, viola, violoncello; A. r Betts, violins; Edward Dodd, musical strings for violins, &:.; Bights, brass instruments, sax borne, &e. • Beyond this 1 4 1 t it Is portals there may ult'mately be en additional name or two, u there is a power of appeal for rejected candidates. PROCEEDINGS AT MANCHESTER. iIANCUESTER, JAN. 3.—A Meeting of the local e goatee for carrying out the arrangements for the forthcoming Industrial Exhibitiv n was held in the Manchester Town hall yesterday. The object for which the uteetiog We+ convened, as stated in the notice, was " to cozsider a re commendation of the sub-committees to Bend a deputation to London." The meeting was very influentially attended. In the absence of the mayor, Mr. Alderman Neild occupied the chair. The minutes of proceedings of the various sub cern:cadets having been confirmed, Mr. MALCOLM R 063 said, with a view of raising the question • Lich the meeting had assembled to discuss, he might state that he had requested the secretary that morning to write out a list, witch he would read, of those things that would he expected to be investigated by any deputation that the genera' committee might appoint. The committee would then be in a pc3itiou to discus, whether it WAS de 'inside to adopt the recommendation of the sub committees, The object ought by the sub-committees in recommending • deputation were the following : What plan to be adapted as to the arrangement of articles in the building ? Will the commis sioners lay out reticles, or will each exhibitor be allowed to twangs his own goods? Suggest that one or two suitable perms, he employed to arrange the Manchester goods, at cost of local committee or exhibition commissioners. Will each exhibitor be allowed or obliged to fit up his owii ere" ? Whet will be the arrangement of the counters ? Row bleb will the wall space be above the counters? What r-e the upright caws described in the decisions as being allotted with wall space? Will each exhibitor have a stall entirely to himself ? Is it imperahve that articles be ling:rated by hoer! committee? Ought it not to be left to the discretion of ex hibitors to send tinkles which will do credit to [hemming as well as to the exhibition ? Recommend that the time for articles to be sent up to London be extended to the let of April. When wall space alone is demanded, will there be a counter in front of it, for the exhibition of ether articles. Will counters of seven feet wide be arranged in any case, with central division? What is meant by general passage? Will page room be granted round articles exhibited for ex ruination, or will the net size only be allowed ? Particulate of accommodation for working classes ? Outside space ? the cemm , ttee tutu the whole or apart of the machinery ?Will they have en underground shaft, or how ? Wit macti.nery be distinct, soda deer space be allotted to that from Manchester ? On these points l gentlemen who were on the nub committees thought it desirable that some authentic infor mation should be obtained rim voce, rather than through mere communications by letter, which were almost certain to be unsatisfactory. The committee had already had occa sion to write two letters to London for information on points as to which they were in doubt, but the letters which had been received in reply, although doubtless very clear to the mind of the rerun who wrote them, were so far Mom eats ' factory to the committee, that the answers themselves re quired explanation. No doubt the carmine, in ',orlon were anxious to give foil explanation, but there was a &fa culty in rendering their explanations satisfactory; and it woo upon these grounds that the subcommittees had come to the conclusion to recommend the appointment of a deputa tion to proceed to the metropolis, to obtain viva twee replies (tom the parties alone able to give correct information on the points be had just mentiened. Mr. E. T. BELLHOUSE, chairman of the machinery committee, thought the present wee hardly a proper time t send a deputation to London ; he thought it too early, and their labour would perhaps be thrown away. If they de ferred it for three weeks or a month, perhaps the royal commissioners might be better prepared to afford them in formation then they were at present, es they e,r'd cot yet have received all the returns of the space requirel. From whit fell under his own observation when he wrs in Lon don, • sh;rt time ago, he was inclined to think that the royal comatietioners were themselves very much at a regard to everything connected with the machine) r pert of PROCEEDINGS IN LEEDS. Arrengerneh.s aro now =vie to carry into rlf ct th o oh,oratisra which will be demanded of the LicLut.ve Committee of tbil district. Local j..rics have been ap:tomted (or almrkt every dop.atment of raw mate/les, itrodirr, chemMals, vertable and animal stitstsnces, mac! teary of all et , • crip•ions, manurtrtures, and sculpturv, modes, sad the ple.tie r rt. Oa Wed atrday Itor, the 1.4. t January, an influential and numerous meati.qt of the Woollen Committee and the it..tew.ingext.ibitOTS in woollt r touk place in the Council room, Caurt,non•e, Lott's; Wdlia:s l'awson, Esq., ehoirmen of the Wo2llrn C.annii•tee, vre:idtt!. kir. Cswood, the sett: g secretary, stated that t.o portal were celled tool:cher in accordant,: with rote of tht rules laid down by the Woollen Committee ' to er et a lovl jot). or juries for arooltel goody, anti orfikh elccion it was pro vied should tyke place at least one month before tl.e Inc . St.ch 'orsl jury having the absolute vow, r of accepting or rijic•it.g any or the goads sent for their inspection, hat, nevertheless, subject to the reviri of the jury of apvral, Cursitterable discusaien .was then entered pto as to he ralvivihi'ity of electit g one • jury, to consist of eighteen. Tomas, converse nt wish woollen goods. iihd lease that je.y . Otri ward+ to subaliv.de i'st . .l into .. or fcer division., as mie s tit be deemed a s.4ahl?, or to schtt three or more juries for b. •nkets, broad and narrow i to: h.. It was finally resole,', et:the motion at Mr. Alan it..ta 1". it 2 • son, arconelcd by Well Rawson, "That a I a. t jury be sprinted for bier of ell dtreirp.;•ine (e.1,,r -1,1 end white), end that the jury convict of live competfmt ;.arti three of wi.om shell be a qunum." The votincr "Olt ro,k place by bc'lot, when it was announced by Mr. Cc w.. ^d :not the following getelmen were • trete —Mr. 11 n Icor C.o.cih• r, Mr. T. G. Ward, Mr. Bac.tec, Mr. ‘Vh;telev, tine. Brois. These gentlemen wsre thrrefore tticielly declared to be the lc:al jury for the Le!. trot for the saltation of b , anke le. A leng.hened ditrusaion then ehruccl with respect to the coria.,..u. tion of the jury or jui les for all owe( kinds of woollen gen', and it was fini.lly resolved, on tl.e motion of Mr. Alderman Beeson,: seconded by tkorste Smith, jun., Esq.. that a locsl jury be ri w eppoiated Ter 101 birds of broad e...t narrow clothe, such jury to cons et of 13 (weir., at peril , and to have power to otadivide there*elv.s Int) Cr se, for the more convenient and u , tt, r raominotion ,4 all elaw A of o ,Ilen fabrics, not lets than three, however, to be a quot ono in nay chir." The balletting then to. k place. ar , i 'he lowing gentlemen were declared te be r.uiy elected the 1 , -1 fury tor woollen goods in the Leeds district: John Cooper, merchant ; Daraton Lupton, merchant • tVilliant mrreliant ; Ledgard, merchant; ' Henry Syk• •, merchant; Joseph Lambert, merchant; Lupti , manutactorer, Drawn ; Edwin Heycock, monutacturcr merchant ; Edwin Irwin, merchant ; John Ilargreaved manufacturer, Kiele•tall ; John \Vele, Smith, &Are ; Henty lluchon, manufacturer ar.d merchant; Richard Ripley, manutazturer and merchant. it we' iurther resolved that, shouli any of the snore gerthrasa decline '3 act upon the for jury, then, rod in such cats, the party WOO hid received toe next highest nutlike of votes should take hie place. It is proper too Ire ve that e.l peke who are exhibitors or eompe•iture were deemed ineligible, and consequently ell rot 3 given to them were nril •ad void. A vote of thanks woo then • did t the chair mar, r..tl melting broke up atter having sat some hour,. 1 . 9 r the further inhumation of cur reader., we may rate mat ell goods w:11 have to be ready for inspection by the In. i ju..• s the first week in Februaty, end the vst of toe largt acd c.ra modious warehouse, formerly occupied by Messrs. Newm^n Cr h And Co end rumberad 19l We lingWn-street, end 12 in Biabor . gat.•street, hrs been in the lost handsome manner granted by the managing directors of the Midlrnd Railway Compeny for the purposrs of 'be local es , ;halo- , and that ill woollen*, stuffs, ic., must be sent there -1 it stated in the advertisement, not later t! an the first we_k in February, addressed to Mr. Martin Cawo id, acting secretary for the Leeds district, accompanied by the following absolute conditions: CONDITIONS or BILNIBITION.—AnsoLrri CONDITIONS. —The exhibitor shall fill up a cred, ,arnished by the L.cal jury, with the following particulars relative to the fabric ex hibited. The—True cr common colour. Totrl weight r f the piece or fabric in lbs. and re., and weight psi' yard in lbs. oat., and decim•ls of ox. Width—ln inches. Long th In yards and quatter of yards Pries-1. If *he exhibitor be *he manufacturer, the price stated shall be 'bet at which he would, at the time of exhibition, contract to supoly such good', in bu'k, in the finished state. 2. If the exhibitor be the merchant, dyer, or finisher, the price named abril be the so•t of the banned article to such party respectively ; and he shall state whether, at that price, he can poreir ee belk. at the time of exhibition, in the ordinary course of trade. The exhibitor shall state the specific que';tica or merits of the fabric exhibited, on which he challenges compai!son with other exhibitors, may, in one or more of the following :- 1. Superior Beauty or Fixedness of Colour.—The exhibitor to state, if he cheer; whether at•rined at a greater or lees cog than by the ordinary methods, end the price at which he would dye such colon*. 2. Supa.:or menufactoes, includ ing, es amen' , of manufacture, ovary process, 'tom the selection of the raw material end its combinat'ons, to the completion in the milled or balk state. N.B. Specific nointe of superiority to he. named if the exhibitor aloe' cr. 4. Su perior Finiali.—The exhibitor, if he choc:e to state whether attained at a greater or less t than by the ordins,/ methods, and ' , r per centsge he would chorge for such finish. l'otxre or CONYETITION.-4. Generel excellence of tho inlets. 6. Chen as relatively to excellence of productiee If the exhibitor shows the cloth as • epc:imen of the restote of new combinations of known raw materials, or the app .- ien of new raw materiels, in the manufacturing of the article, or in the process of dyeing; or of the use of new mac*:nes in the processes of minute.- luring end finishing respectively, he ahr'l specifically state the same, and shall further indicate In what respect such new methods rod appliergions exert the -e in ordinary use, end whether the cost is greater or less per yard of the finished cloth. The name of the exhibitor,* getter with the n•ntes of the dyer, manufacturer, and fi nisher recptc• tirly (as each or a'l may be requirri in corfory . ty with the preceding stipulations), be given in a se-'cd envelops, bearing a work end number, corresponding with a Er , le and nembsr on the card sosomptnying the cloth. William West, Esq., F.E.S., W. S. Weed, Eeq., and Wm. Watson, jun., Req., have been norrioated for the 1. - for miners's, chemicals, &a. ; end Willem We it, E‘q., EW F. .S., William Sykes ard, Eq., and W. Roggen, Esq., for philosophic,' instruments. PREPARATIONS AT CARLISLE. The standard products of ods city and neighbourhood 11 i t be fairly rept , -cot d in the Great Exhibition, 1,035 ,uper tidal feet hating been taken up kr 'he purpose—namely, 236 feet of fbor or counter epees, for the exhibition of raw wite ,•.l g , mic hi n ,,r, rod menufac... me, sad 800 supeta ell feet of 'wilting sr ). The pi.ucipal p 3. 'on of 'Fe grace will be occupi , 4 by the staple auanue.otct of the city, oor , isrfug of febrPi 'non, hie :k e! "Mx ^nel fuiot ture mints, woollen end waited cheek Mime sad PI whitugu, L ;;113, 7 't •-; 4 ' ; ' 5 •4 4.* 1 2 4- '1: ;, i z tle- T. •!i 1:310 , 1 ieva _ k ... .ci-11A1S4'--- • •4••