The Sun. — London, England, 1862-07-12 00:00:00

. . . 1 I THE SUN LONDON SATUR f ...-- DAY EVENING JULY 12 1862 .........- 9..1 ..r..........a...1 ~moor ....."......-....................a0r.....atv0.."...'"'"'-'..... etsr loommo.om.-. 4 -Walker, ;,Tos v and Ho 111 A BKE •.2 S. .........--.•-• 44llC,iii .Son-Walker, G 1 ughton-Thomas and Sons-Townsend and Co- - COUNTRY an•••••••••...r......... THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. upper terrace of the Horticultural Gardens, there views of di p T A-Wliiimere and Sons- Muter-Wade, John, and Seaton t- Tumor, M, and Co-Turton, Brothers. ...--. ..... as -• Wilson, JC, and Cc-Williamson, oints of interest in the cermo- Wenham, F H-Weston, to await the arrival of the Special International nial. The police arrangements were perfect, and Williamson, Brothers. _ Wilson and Armstrong-Wilson, J J and W-Wnal v k, e- ) SECTION B-CUTLERY AND EDGE TOOLS. WAKEFIELD -31;1x 11. demi nd was steady, at T C and Co. Name of Exhibitor-Addis, J B-Allarton and Powell- THE DECLARATION OF THE AWARDS. Commissioners. We cannot tell what orders had reflected the highest credit on Mr. Durkin and his CLASS IX. and John, S Baker, W-Brookes and Crookes-Baden and Sons- For - -hung h I band• sorts sem y on Yesterday the hopes and fears of 7,000 nervous been given with respect to the pace, but in opera- staff. AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL MACHINES AND --•-• son -Wardle Sons - dl l e v F rig el l t ey C , Co-Wilke, Bros, and . Eastwood, G-Fuller, J H-Gibbons and Sons- r 'to I: eb • and not imi . usmess, an CLASS XXII. Barley, beans, oats,. and shelling a IMPLEMENTS. Gilpin, W, sen, and Co-Greenslade, E A and exhibitors were set at rest-at least until the next tion it was what in French military parlance is The highest temperature during the day, as regis • CARPETS. i ng W- -Hannah, A-Hardy, T-H much change in prices. of Exhibitor-Aveling, J-Bamlett, A, and Co.-ft d S Name of Exhibitor.-Crossley, J, said ,Sons-Dowll 1 Howarth - last tF r f i r d e a s y li , s u r a a r t c e e s l s ; o f other wheat . the World's Fair-by the imposing festivalwhich, which, with called the pas NameH Co le vy : R e K r s :I I N V al drow PRECIOUS and M S E o T n A s L - s Wilkinson .k NB T n a Jowitt and Son-Linneker It and 3-M p --- gymnastique, and we could perceive tared by Negretti and Zambra's patent thermo- Barrett, Exall, and Andrews-Bell, Rev. P-Bentall, n G F-Hare and Co-Hawksworth, S--Handerson ._ L theanAoth Pin, E , IR Tan and Cooke-Steer and Webster-Taylor, H Unwin and trade. Wheat met a Bros -Marsh, Bros, and Co-Mechf and and LIVERPOOL-JuLY .1 1. complete success, came off in the Industrial Palace that it somewhat disturbed both the equanimity meters, was as follows, at 2.15 o'clock :-In the huttleworth and -Humphreys, James-Kindon. and Powell- . Soeans-South- kiiirnil,k3ins-oPne,aleve,:anVaards,oann_d Son -steßnohdogienrisaannddsSoonn.s-Saynor At to-day's market there was a gthe ooi I al tendance of .ees. at Kensington. We cannot, of course, say that any and the breath of certain of the more portly of the nave, 61.8 ; in the galleries, 62.6. jurors. -Bob-Boby, R -Bray Traction owen E c n la gi y n te e n C , comp sty B r E gess Company-Macneill, F, and Co-Morton andgood sale tat fal ly former pre one is satisfied with the awards-indeed, we know - . cl Garrett and Son-Green , r T m - a Han-r L better dema.ud, F-He en S- twined last Friday's rates. Indian COeol en. ____ very much to the contrary-but this much may be Whilst the army of Dr. Lyon Playfair was thus The following are the names of the exhibitors in Co-Coleman and Sons-Conies, J-Croskill, W (Trustees ' cock, J and F, and Co-Howard, J and , and Sons-Hornsby and Sons-Hughes and Sons - and the turn dearer. T B e o m nt p e l r e , to e n n , d J o , n an . d Co-Trestr, Ail, F G, and CLASS XXIII. CLASS XXXIII. -- taken as authentic, namely, that yesterday's pro- making for the conservatory b forced ymarches, her o a f ) 11 d_ F Key-Childs owl er,jj -Hunter, r -la-emp, Murray, and Nicholson-Kerman the United Kingdom to whom have been awarded Holmes __ _ _ and W OVEN, SPUN, AND FELTED FABRICS, W C .r.fr o a - ll' W H at iVi son - , wi r t , lN SHOWN ~,,,., d IMITATIONS SII- , brilliant and satisfac- medals the Juries in the various classes :- and Sons -Musgrave, Brothers-Ormson, H-Priest i EXETER-JuLT 11 .. ceedings went off in the most Majesty's Ministers, the Commissioners of 1851, by AS SPECIMENS OF PRINTING AND DYEIN G. AND JEWELLERY Flour more inquired for. Oats and. aAt tut :al fully mat d, who made CLASS I. Woolnough-Ransomes and Sims-Richmond and Chan- Name of Exhibitor.-Adshead, W, ant. I Co- Nme of : The following prices were quoted fills n torning :- CLASS manner, and that every the Lord Mayor, and the various committees, were „.. dler-Robey and Co-Ruston, Proctor and Co-Seller, G, J-Armstead, HH- B dslaave, Hammond and Co-Butteworth and Brooks ra a W E-B 11 Ja d C Exhibitor-Angell, 13Wheat hit .7s Od to 7s Gd I Berle f...... ...4s Od to 4s 4d Barry, . e , ~ n o- enson, J M-Brag T -- I w e ' a living atom in the vast crowd which filled the gathering in the latter place for their reception. MINING, QUARRYING, METALLURGY, AND MINERAL PRODUCTS. d Son-Shanks' and Sons-Smith 'NV-Smyth, J, and an ' B B -Dewhurs, L, and. Co-Ewing, J , . 0 and ( - 3 0- d and J-Collis, G R-Dixon, J, and Sons-Garrard, Rand Ditto red .Gs 6 to7s Cl. Cd I Oats ...... ...25,9d to 3s OJ Exhibition interior went away in the afternoon Sons-Snowden, NV-Taylor, J, and Sons-Turner, Grafton, F W, and Co-Hands, Son, and Co- Littlews o ,44s • seconds, 37s tt ) 39s.per sack. The interior of the conservator looked y very gay Name of Exhibitor.-Aberdare Iron Company-Barker and F-Tuxford and Sons-Underhill, NV S-Wallis and ai ab 5 and Go-Hancock, C F-Keith, J-Lambert and Co- Flour, fine, 41s to 7 with the conviction that he had seen an elaborate ßawson, and Co-Bell, Brothers-Bickford, Smith, and Haslam-Weeks, J, and Co-Whitehead, J-Whitmee, J, Wilson, and Co-Lockett, J, Sons, and Leake-i acn, , London and Ryder-Marshall, W, and Co-Mart' Hall CATTLE. and felt very warm, for it was exceedin 1 crowded g y , J-MacNaughten and Thom-Monteith, 11. and Co -.h IMI L • in ' ' limited this morning, : and little business pageant, which had been got through without a and the privileged visitors amused themselves by Vaughan-Bo Co-Birley, S-Blaenavon Iron and Coal Co-Bolckow and wling Iron Co-Brown and Jeffcock-Brown, and Co-Young, J and T. Newton Bank Printing Company-Ormerod, R, and Co- --1 and C o-Monti, Rap ae - ore , ademl-Parker and . The su 1 very Stone--Phillips, R-Prime, T, and Son-Reid and S d • " y and the arrangement of which re- -- Richardson, B S-Smith, S, and Co-Stead, M'Alpine, am Sons- oing. A t 11s0d. Ewes, per lb ... .7d to 70 J, and Co-Butterley and. Co-Cheesewring Granite Co single hitch, watching and cheering the celebrities as they came , CLASS X. Co -Stirling, W, and Sons-Wilkinson, Son, and. Co. . Smith and Nicholson-Spencer-Vechte, Ant ' ome-Wid- Fat beef,p score,9sGs o 1 Od blethers, , d 0...... 6cl to 61c1 fleeted the highest credit on the Royal Commis- Coal Owners of Northumberland and Durham-Coura, SECTION dowson. and Veale-Willms, W. Albert. Pork carcases, lOs Od . 1-0 - 1 ' do .d4l to 0-4 in. One of the first of the latter we not' d ice was A, and Cc-Crawshay, H, and Co-Daglish. J-D° , wlais A,-Civra, ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURAL --- -- 1 Pat calve. Lamb, p 1b.........9d tA:' -- a 4 d lb - , do. ..53d - sioners and all subordinate parties concerned. D BUILDING CONTRIVANCES. CLASS XXIV. fat, ,1 per , Earl Russell, who looked exceedingly well, and was Iron Co-Eastwood and Sons-Ebbw Vale and Pontypool CLASS XXXIV. Rougi: " The weather was beautiful, the pluvial deities and Askin-Farnley Iron Co-Forster, G Id- Name of Exhibitor-Barret, HBh 11 J-B I I - et e , rune „ TAPESTRY, LACE, AND MANUFACTURES. --- GLASS. , cheered in a most cordial and emphatic manner; Cos-Evanst the United as representative of his father, the late I K Brunel, FRS- s . . - - GAR-Jur: Y 11. Name of Exhibitor-Abraham, R, and Son-Adiams, T, , who had been busy all the night before, having and immediatel ft d M D' l' Id d . - r . eeman, and J-Geologica y a erwar s r. three 1g 1 e in Kingdom - Govern 1 Survey o or and Company of Copper Clarke, E-Clemence, Q V-Cowen, J, and Co-Doulton, SECTION A-STATNED GLASS AND GLASS USED FOR BRISTOL SD . and Co-Allen, C-Bagley, J. W-Barnet, Maltby, andbout one hundred quiet. A 0.. sounded a truce, and permitted the sun, for Miners-Gowans J-Granville, Earl-Grteavr, I L , : H. T !lnd C d o-Gibson and Tu e rner- aenea, Gilkes Wilson and Co DECORATION. Our market has been very ye clun, ;ed hands t and took his stand in an unobtrusive corner. A I il Sir J . ; FRS- Co-Brown, S rams, and Tyas-Copestake, Moore, C. r i a_m p e . - Name of Exhibitor-Field and Allan-Hardman, J, and hhds of crystalised Demeraras Ir 4 a r'll ' e r re that occasion only, to shine on the great Exhibition • d d -Greenwell, G'C -Henderson, J-H 1 n ew dy et ' Lowraoor s' 311.11'rer; j y a , fi L n ile a n r t in tn a t n . CV a n n el 31 Rand N-Salter, S-Scott, Capt ton, and Co-- . --Cowan and .t, CtDe la Branchardie a re r , esylt,dl.l Co-Heaton, Butler, and Bayne-Jones, E B-Lavers and i vious rates. The refined market .cont!n) acs firm. minute more, an a loud cheer announced the en- S, and Sons-Hird, Dawson, and ar -' a nStevenson A- R-Dunnicliff and Sao h- vans, R, and Co-F r • ' parraud-Morris, Marshall, Faulkner, and Co-O'Connor, I have been some sales of rum at late . ' l.lc-f a ' festival. It blew hard and cold in the early morn- Holland, S and Co.-Holmes, 3 -Hower , on. J. H Y D-Siliceous Stone COmpany ' and Sons-Goblet, H. F-Godfrey, G-Herbert, Thos, arid trance of Lord Palmerston, who wore the ribbon ofar and A, and W 11-Powell, J, and. Sons. ins, so much so that ladies got out their warm the Bath, and walk Edthe cleared ' wa cup Howard, Ravenhill, and Co.-Johnson , . 'Matthey, and Co 17 i "moles C-Walker, i -White, Brothers. -Lilleshalron 1 Company- Co. ' SECTION b 'II ' . I 8.-SANITARY IMPROVEMENTS AND CONSTRTIC- Co-Heymann and Alexander-Higgins, Eagle, and Hu t^ B-GLASS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE AND FANCY ----- COAL MARKET. cloaks and burnous, and prepared for a day fth o 0 great vigour and agility. His lordship stopped for Kirkstall Forge Company Lizard Serpentine Company- . a Llano - ellen Slab and Slate TIONS. chinson-Howell, James, and Co-Hyde, Mrs-Hyde, k e E a nd Archer, and Co-Jacoby, I‘l, and Co-Jones, W.. and Co- PURPOSES. ' , Jame of Exhibitor-Copeland-Dobson and Pearce- trriees of Coal per Ton at the Close of the market average summer severity ; but towards 11 o'clock a moment with Mr. Disraeli and h k s oo that gentle- Company-Lon m any -Londonderry, Marchioness of-Lowry, JW- Name of Exhibitor.-Cliff, J, and Son-C9O y, , y. am Tin Plate Company-Meik, T- Sons-Finch, J-Glover. G, and Co-Jennings, G- ter- Lester and Sons-Macarthur, D, and Co-Mallet, II- Gree n J-Kilner, Bth Ll d end Summerfield , , ro ors- oy ... s• d. wa s . End. s, (1. the wind died away, the sun peeped out from his d' l b acdonald, A- , arg, Blau) G. N Northcote 3 and Co-Radley E-Reek- Osler , F and C-Pellatt and Co-Phillips, WP an - d G Davison's West Hart- 0 man most cor ia ly y the hand. Other ministers Mersey Steel Iron . tmull) y an -Michell, R-Mona Mine kins, A M-Rosser, S . E-Stephenson, W, and Sons-3 7 , - . '• ' .11 1' S d less and Hickling-Robinson, H-Stillwell, we 1, on, an icy -- 15 0 Breadd3 dr s Het ton 16 _ mantle of cloud in an occasional and furtive man- k Bridge Iron Company-More t _Rev T F Spencer, T-Woodcock w. Powell, J, and Sons 15 came in in succession, but we did not observe that Company-Mon . Ledger-Vickers, W-Whittingham, T. and Wilkin. North Pelton Ga5.....12 3 Frames ellgate ~ of Practical Geology-MyLne, R-Newcastle, SECTION C.-013iECTS SHOWN FOR ARCHITECTURAL •--- Eden Main l5 3 Haswel '1 •••••• 16 9 net; and MM. Negretti and Zamhra declared, upon any of them attracted recognition - - Museum Duke of-Parksule Company-Patent Plumbago BEAUTY. CLASS XXV. CLASS XXXV. Carway and Duffryn. Stewart 's . . 16 3 their professional responsibility, that we were going ce tF l G 11 p ,ar ranvi e, who was frequently cheered, C rucible Company-Pearce NV, jun-Pease, J and JH- Name of Exhibitor-Architectural Pottery Company- SQ Ur T RIC b fd* SB 11 d I BI hard MH-Blashfield FURS, FEATHERS, AND HAIR. • POTTERY. Name of Exhibitor.-Battam and Son-Blanchard, M- Malting 16 , 0 to have some faint resemblance of a genuine sum- Price, pr D- u iam, - isv ry ir Slate Company Bale,T - e manau vey- anc , SECTION A.-Skins and Furs,Do. Anthracite 21 0 R elloe. ......... and seemed to be the chief favourite with the itoeinson, W, and Co-Roeers, Ebr-Salt, Chamber of J M-Boote, Messrs-Ecelesiological Society-Forsyth, J Name of Exhibitor-Bevington and Morris-Deed, J 3 Blashfield, J M----Boote, Messrs-Brownfield, W-Brown, Hastings Hartley ....15 0 Hetton. l 6, .. Leer day. Many intelligent foreigners, who had spectators. A s ' 1 ' df' h" pecia ovation was reserve or is C om merce -Schneider and Hannay-Scottish Ironmasters -Jackson G, and Sons-Lizard Serpentine Company and S D k R-Inca, F, and Co-Jeffs, R-Kielicli. Sons-Drake, ra e, Westhead. Moore, and Co-Copeland, W T-Dimmock, J, Byass's Bebside West Haugh H 011..... 1 3 jumped to the conclusion that there was no such Royal Highness the D k f h - a e o C am bridge, w 0 Bar Iron Shelton Company-Sim, W-S ' Slab and Slate mith, R, for -LlangollenCompany-Macdonald, A- Earl Dudley-Sunderland Local Committee-Swansea Magnus, G E-Maw, G-McFarlan, , andW Co- -Poland and Son-Smith, G, and Sons -Tussau , _ d and Co-Doulton and Watts-Duke, Sir J and Nephews Granger, G, and C Kerr, NV H ' . , and Co-Livesiey, . Hartley . ...15 0 Hartlep thing as a sun in the British atmosphere, found a entered with military precision at the moment P le H, and Son- Local Committee-Taylor Brothers, and Co-Thompson, Minton and Co-Pearce, W, jun- oo 2 _ Brothers. Rowell, and Co-Lockett, J-Minton and Co-Pullham J , Walker Primrose 11 6 Trimdca 1 ThornleY....ll 3 new light burst upon their minds, and the general with Hatton, and Co-Turner, Cassons, and Co-Vint, G, and Serpentine Marble Company-Slater (architect) Thomas, ......--- -.Rose and Co-Temple, E-Wedgwood, J, and Sons. ' Carr sHartley l5 0 appointed, and exchan d friend) t" gey gree ings CLASS XXVI. Ships at market, 40 ; sot id, 37. . Brothers-Vigra and Clogau Copper Mining Company- John-Wyatt, Digby. public were prepared to enjoy themselves without the various persons of distinction by whom his Weardale Iron Company-Welsh Slate Company-Wims- ------- LEATHER, INCLUDING SADDLERY AND HARNESS. CLASS XXXVI. thought of umbrellas, cork soles, infiaenzas, or ex- bursts Patent Metal Foil Company-Wood and Daglish- SECTION A.-LEATHER, AND MANUFACTURES MADE or DRESSING CASES AND DESPATCH BOXES, AND royal highness was soon surrounded. CLASS XI. tor tionate cabmen. tional. repre- Woodhouse and Jeffcock-Wombwell Main Coal Company ~ CCOUTRE- LEATHER. TRAVELLING CASES. RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. At one o'clock the special interne. -Wright, S-Ystalyfera Iron Company. MILITARY ENGINEERING, ARMOUR AND A Name of Exhibitor-Bevington. and Morris-Beviiagton Name of Exhibitor. Allen, J W-Asprey, C-Day and The visitors came early and orderly, and tense- rd of honour at MENTS, ORDNANCE AND SMALL ARMS. .__-. 4 , and Sons-Boak, A-Clarke and Co-Clarke and. Sons- Son-Gebhardt, Rottman and Co-Jenner and Knewstub sOntatives were rece i ved by a gua - TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR ' THE WEEK. SEcTIoNs A and 8.-Clothing and Aecoutrements, Tents, Crosbie, H-Fletch and Co-Franklin, W-George, J- -Leuchars, W- -Southgate, J-Toulmin. and Gale. quently, although the crowd was immense, there the north entrance to the Horticultural Gardens, CLASS ll.___------ Camp Equipage, and Military Engineering. Hepburn and Sons-Lambert and Co-M‘Rae and Co- Ts._ -____ - was neither crushing nor confusion at the entrances, especially Prince CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES AND PRODUCTS, AND PHAR 3rd. I :---- Name of Exhibitor- Adair, Col-Department of the n- Miles Opt red. ReceiptS• , and were warmly welcomed,Norris and Co-Poole, J, and Co-Pullman and Co- SPORa"ING INTELLIGENCE. Railways. ~..____A-... _.____, ~....-...-......_..-...•••••V The principal approach in the Cromwell-road pre- Louis, • 11 recognised by the crowd. who was specia y ~, CEUTICAL PRODUCTS. Spector-General of Fortifications and the Royal Engineer Roberts and Co-Shaw and Co-Stoekil and Co-Sutton, 1862. 1; 861. 1862. 1861• rented a gay and busy scene, the roadway filled withSECTION A-Chemical Products. Establishment at Chatham-Ducane, Capt, E F-Fowke, W-Wilson and Co-Winsor and Son. ________, . .... ___ .......__ ...---s interest o f the The Name of Exhibitor.-Albright and Wilson-Allhusen, Capt, R.E.-.James, Major- SECTION B-SADDLERY AND HARNESS. WORCESTER. SUMMER MEETING.JuLY 11. ~_ x £ dashine• equipages, and the footpath with pleased and Son-Bell, IL- Lovell, J W-Royal Medical Department of the War-office Name of Exhibitor-Banton, E-Blackwell, S-Callow, - - Ballymena and and Port Rush.. - ° d ' h building and had increased in C, and Sons-Allen T-Bailey, W, commenced in t e The principal feature fthat o yesterday was at there was a 136 136 2,296 2, 286 spectators, who were having an exhibition of their now to culminate in the op Berger, S, and Co-Blundell, Spence, and Co-Bowditch, -Topographical Department ,of the War-office-Turner, G T, and Son-Cooper, M-Cowan, J-Cox S-Dunlop, 3-Belfast and N. Counties... • the conservatory, was n en much larger attendance of spectators, which was main: 49 652 75 5 y Belfast and County Down.. 49 own in watching the more distinguished visitors garden, where the most important ceremony was to B Rev w l Bramwell, W-Brodie, B C-Broomhall, T- SECTION C.-ARars AND ORDNANCE. ryant and May-Chance, Brothers, and Co-Colman, T Name of Exhibitor-Adams, R-Baker, F T-Birraing- Earratt, J and R-Ellam, B-Garnett, ' W -Gibson and b Co-Gordon, A-Haynes and Son-Hinkson, J-Lerman, attributable to the exceedingly fine weather, which con- Birkd., Lane., & Ches. June. .7, - ;; - - 22 1,621 2,011 alight and go in. There were amongst the thou- b e A royal dais, with canopy of crimson performed. and T-Condy, H B-Cox and Gould-Dunell, It 8- ham Military Arms Trade -Blakely, Captain-Bland, Capt W-Martin, NV H-Maxwell, H, and Co-Merry, S- 2 . timed throughout the day. The Grand Stand receipts Blyth and T y ne •-• `, 125 i 6,977 6, 873 Bristol and eter 1213 219 f 16,003 16,381 sands which thus looked on, varieties C, and Co-Gasskell, Deacon, and Co-Hallett, G -Brazier, J-Chevalier-Daw, G H-Dougall, JD- I of physiog- velvet, had been erected over the great fountain, Foot, ~, - Caledonian 8f 239 258 and Co-Hare, J, and Co-Holliday, R-Hopkin and 1 - Ebrall, S-Elswick Ordnanceand d C ' ki Adeney-Weir, J-Whippy, Steggall, an o. Cockennouth & Wor ngton ea tided success. The racing commenced at two o'clock and 20 361 368 nomy which would have puzzled Lavater, and dis- and facing the Exhibition Building. Here the re- liams-Hurlet and Carapsie Alum Co-Hutchinson and A Lane-Gibbs, G-Gladstone, H, and Co-Gisborne, FCork and Bandon 2O _. 6f 234 252 tinctions of costume which would have exhausted por t wa s to be presented , the R oy al Earle -James E-Jarrow Chemical Company-Johnson N-Grainer J-Lancaster, C W-Lang, J -London Ar- terminated at five o'clock. ' Cho Coventry Stakes, the most Cork, Blackrock, &Passage. 61 CommissionersCLASS XXVII. ^7 402 307 the wardrobe of Mr. Nathan. The genuine Bedouins were to deliver an address, the ess, Royal Duke was to and Sons-Johnson, ' W W and R, and Sons-Jones, 0, meaty Company -Manton, John, and Sons-Mont-Storm, and Co-Kane, W 3-Marshall, Sons, and Co-Melincry- Wm-Royal Carriage Department, Woo . lwich-Royal Gun ARTICLES OF CLOTHING. SECTION A.-Hats and Caps. important event of the day, r produced a numerous field, and the result ended in favour of Soapstone, after a most excit- Cork and Youghal Cornwall Deeside • ' 324 1 1,366 1,379 5n 5:), 17 17 364 359 of Kensington were there in all their glory, some make a suitable reply, and the s • • " acts) international than Chemical Co--Metropolitan Alum Co-Miller, G, and Factories, Woolwich- Royal Laboratory, Woolwich- 1,254 1,362 Name of Exhibitor.-Ashton, J, and Sons-Carrington, ing race. The chief feature of the meeting, " the Cup," Dublin & BelfastJmaction 63 63 Enfield -Sharpe, B-Whit- 1,765 2,005 " like swift Camilla scouring o'er the plain," career- representatives were to be ' C o-Newman, T--Patent Plumbago Crucible Co-Perkin Royal Small Arms Factory', S 'and T-Douglas and Ure-Ellwood and Sons-Tress only brought out three runners, and, 'although the talent lg u urila and e Drogheda . 63 fit i 1,535 2,103 presented with the awards Wile and and Son-Pincoffs and Co-Rea, T-Reckitt, T and Son- worth Rifle and Ordnance Company- 2 mon Son. and Ai klownn.Kingst4 48i Co. 1 775 1,612 ing after cabs ; others-that is to say, the junior of their various nations. From this point and at Reeves and Son-Roberts, Dale and Co-Rowney and Co- ...---- SECTION 8.-BONNETS AND GENERAL MILLINERY. would not believe in the running of the revious day, it Dundalk and Enniskillen 145 130 , members-performing those somersaults in the road this moment a splendid • t pic ure presented itself. • Romney R-Shand, G-Shanks, T-Simpson, aisle, and CLASS XII. • Name of Exhibitor-Foster, Son, and Duncum-Valla was truthfully confirmed by Exchequer again beating Mon- '3 Dundee • • 171 ln - and Arbroath • '34 1 130 Dundee, Perth, & Aber. Jun. 31 31 1,1 ,. fame of Leo- The d • which might eventuate either in the dais was crowded with t T d E C C Nicholson- Smith B and Sons-Smith, E-Spence, - -es ~.AVAL ARCHITECTURE INCLUDING SHIPS TACKLES. D -Welch and Sons tebello. The remainder of the days programme will be East Anglian 6Bf 68.4 . 95, 1 uniforms, cow., ms 1- Stanfors, -Sten owe, -an and ry-Tudor, h T" If F S A o 'W C r, - LT • a C LOTHING • SECTION 4.,--.HIPS FOR PURPOSES OE' AR OR OM -OECTION C.-HOSIERY ~.LOVES, AND IN found fully detailed below. E.Counties,Nrik.,&E.Union 499 499 29,657 26,76 Lard or a broken neck ; and others permitting them- tars, and international. The Royal Duke made a and W-Vincent, C W-Versmann, T-Walker Alkali MERLE. GENERAL. The Ladies' Plate of 25 sovs, added to a Sweepstakes of 3 Edinburgh 0 1601 6,546 7,486 and Glasgow selves to be absorbed in the entering crowd, in the conspicuous cen 1 ' d tra figure, and around him stoo Whaite, d Co-ard FO - G, and T-`Yard, J, and , Name of H-White, J, and 3-Wilkinson, Heywoods. and Exhibitor -Admiralty Modeller-Coles Cow per, Captain RN-Dennry, Brothers, W-Gray, J W, and ' Name of Exhibitor-Ashwell, T and Co-Cartwright each • for two-yr-olds and upwards. The winner Po sovs , Edinburgh, Perth,& Dundee 85 85 3,879 .., North & Clyde Junction the hope that in the pockets of their ne ighbours yand Warners-Dicksons and Laings-Ensor T, and Sons Furness the Royal Commissioners for 1862, Earl Granville, Clark Wilson, J, and Sons-Winsor and Newton-Wood Son-Griffiths, R-Hornsey, W-J Jones, itln-Kirkaldy _ Fownes, Brothers and Co-Harris, R, and Sons-Hit- to be sold for £5O, by auction, the surplus to go to the Glasgow & South-Western 1831 1831 7,902 8,189 1 might find some compensation for the pressure the Duke of Buckingham, Wentworth cock, G, and Co-Linklater, R-Macintosh, C, and Co- racing fund. Five furlongs. 5 subs. Great Northern 330 330 29,979 24,509 , here and th • and inconvenience. Dotted ere, in Mr. situ and F . 13 ' with S g, an r. Fair bai rn , wit r. and- SECTION 8.-MEDICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL PRO- Messrs J C and Co-Rennie, G and Son-Russell, JS- Morley, J and R-Mundella, Hine and Co-Salomons, Mr. T. Cliff's 2 yrs sst 121 b .... (Williamson) 1 Great North of Scotland Devotee, $ DUCTS AND PROCESSES. Thames Iron Works and Ship Building Company-Thomp- fit Southn & Westn.(lrlud.) 329 329 8,435 8,211 the multitude of the road, might be noticed A-Sangster, Wand J-Silver 6 NV, and Co-Sinclair Re Mr. Vaughan Maurice, 2 yrs, sst 121 b.... (E. Taylor) 2 Great • Western 964f 913 i 64,802 55,791 ford, their secretary. The platform was densely Name of Exhibitor.-Davy, Macmurdo and Co.- son, N. and Co-Smyth and Co-Thomson, W, and Co-Tillie Mr. W. Holman's Jessie Brown, 4 yrs, Bst 31b Inverness & Aberdeen June 55 55 1,132 903 some handsome foreign uniforms. These were worn BARGES, AND VESSELS Rewards and Sons-Ho l land W TT ki ~. -__us_sson and Sons SECTIONS B AND C-LIFE BOATS, . and Henderson-Ward, Start, and Sharp-Wells, JS. (J. Holman) 3 Irish South-Eastern . 25 25 194 369 thr d d 1' tared . with old onge ,an g itagain go lace and s' TACKLE AND RIGGING. by the eminent military musicians who had been -Macfarlan, JF, and Co-Pharmaceutical Society of FOR AMUSEMENT, AND SHIP SECTION D-BOOTS AND SHOES. Betting-5 to 2on Devotee, 7to 2 agst Jessie Brown. Lancashire & Yorki . ib. I ire- . 395 395 33 822 38,534 embroidery, and to one looking from it the whole Gat Britain-Ransom W-Smith T and H. Name of Exhibitor-Brown, Lennox, and Co-Clifford, Names of Exhibitors-Allen ' ; C E-Atloff, J G-Baulch, Leominster and Kington I 'llB 142 sent over by friendly continental sovereigns to - re , , C-Dent and Co-Halkett, P A-Herbert, G-Lords of Devotee made the whole of the running, with Jessie Limerick and Ennis.. C-Bird, W-Brown, , E-East, S-Glees, J H-Gordon, as - garden seemed to be filled with well-dressed people, , - 85 sist at the great industrial festival. There were the the Admiralty-Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty- E-Gulliek-Lund and Son-Hallam, J and E-Hamil- Brown second to the half-distance, where Maurice went Limerick and Foynes 2 61 2i 138 , 1 except the basin of clear water in the centre, into CLASS 111. Martin C-Parkes, H P-Peacock, G-Royal National 4 4 663 725 ton, J-Heath, Austin, and Mycock-Hickson, W, and alongside Holman's filly ; the favourite, however, was not Londonl.lanel l portentous bearsk ins of the ender • g rie, the quaint SUBSTANCES USED FOR FOOD. Y & North-Western . 1066 f 101 102,380 89,676 , which the fountain foamed. and sparkled, and the Life Boat Institution-Searle, E-Sinibaldi, Madame- Son-Hutchings J T-Line, W and J-Lowley, J-Nor- approached, and won easily by two lengths ; Maurice London and Blackwell 5l 1 2,016 1,84 4 turbans of the Zouaves, the neat ke ' pis of the Bel- SECTION A.-AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. Trotman J-Ward, Capt T, RN-West, JG, and Co- man, S W and .1?, G-North British India-rubber Company London & South-Western gay parterres with which the centre of the grounds beating Jessie Brown by a neck. The winner was put up by gian Guides, and the fezzes of the Egyptian band • is Name of Exhibitor.-Atkins, T K-Earl Daxnley- Wood, Brothers, and Co. -Parker, NV, and Sons-Peal, N-Robert, A-Snmervell, righten, &S. Coast. 241 Lond. B • i 241 23,431 20,543 % • decorated. In a very few moments (we must Butler and McCulloch-Carter and Co-Chambers, W E --- Brothers-The Workman, maker of the white kid boot with auction, but there being no bid he was returned into the London, .Chatham, & Dovey 721 45at 5,510 t, , ,q, ; Here also might be seen the odd, jolly, ja un ty, -Christie, W-Davis, E J-Kitchen, J-Liverpool Com- CLASS XIII.Lond., Tilbury, & Southend 45 1,918 2 U 4!: French edges, and other boots in the case-Walker and hands of his trainer. . here observe that every point in the programme Man. Sheffield, & Lincolnsh 231 i 2314 14,105 15,231. mittee of the International Exhibition, 1862-Paine, Caro- PHILOSOPHICAL AND PROCESSES DEPEND- Kem pson. The Coventry Stakes of 10 sovs each, with 100 added (50 Munch. S.Jun.&Altrincham si 1046 1,206 fine sailor-looking fellow, who, if indeed ' a mast- was carried out with admirable punctuality) the line-Raynbird, Caldecott, and. Bawtree-Wellsman, J- INSTRUMENTSTHE IR ING ON USE, 28 28 1,290 1,220 - by the Earl of Coventry and 50 by the Race Committee) Maryport and Carlisle cian, ought to have played the fiddle, the only in- international representatives were all collected on Abbot, Thomas Taylor. Name of Exhibitor.-Adie, P-Allan, T-Babbage- CLASS XXVIII. Midland (incl. N.-Western) 6:11,1 6141 40,870 37,811 strument for which a sailor cares a pin -but en ' ' SECTION 13.-DRYSALTERY, GROCERY, AND PREPARA- Beale (Prof)-Beckly-Benharns and Freud--British and PAPER, STATIONF,RY, PRINTING, AND BOOKBINDING. y for two-yr-olds; colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bat 41b ; winners Midland Gt.Westn. of Irind. 190 1924 5,241 5,423 the narrow dais, and Earl Granville addressed them extra. The straight Five Furlong Course. 28 subs. Monkland 721 56 1,663 1,61 inquiry it would be found he was a member of as follows :- TIONS OF FOOD AS SOLD FOR CONSUMPTION. Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company-Buckingham, J- SECTION A.-Paper, Card, and Millboard. Name of Exhibitor.-Anderson, Orr, and Co - Barnes, Butters, T E-Casella, L P-Chance, Brothers-Commis- Name of Exhibitor-Barling, J-Hook, Townsend, C, Capt. Cooper's Soapstone, Bst 121 b (in. 51b ex) (F. Adams) 1 Morunouthsh. Rail. & Canal 44 44 2,352 2,095 Prince Wilhelm's fine band, who were to win sour- • M and Co-Batty Newcastle and Carlisle 784 7 8 4 3,206 4,246 I have the pleasure of welcoming on the part of her Ma- organ and Co-Bell, Duncan and Scott, stoners of Northern Lights-Cooke, T, and Son-Dail- and Co-Mouley, J VV-Routledge, T-Saunders, TH- Mr. Hawkesley's Fluke, Bat 41b (G. Fordham) 2 North British (incl. Selkirk dent laurels for themselves in the course of the day. • , Commissionersfl • Exhibition-Blair, Reed and Steel-Colman, J. and 3-Duncan, maser, J H-Dancer, J B-Darker, w n-De Grave, Turnbull, T L and J. Lord Coventry's Zara, Bst 41b (J. Adams) 3 and Galasldels) Jesty s or the International the AM E, and Co-Fortnum, Mason and Co-Fry, IS, and Short and Fanner-De la Rue, AV-Elliot Brothers- SEcTioar 8.-Stationery. Mr. Flutters Strawberry Hill, Bst 41b (Cresswell) 4 North Devon 35 35 527 eta Here, too, and not by any means to be omitted, distinguished representatives of foreign nations who honour s on Garrard, I T-Greenock Sugar Refining Co-Hall Glass, Elliot, and Co--Griffin, J J-Grubb, T-Gutta Name of Exhibitor-Arnold, P and J -Banks and Co- The following also ran :-Hypermnestra, True Heart, g T l o l t r i t l st i e ,o rn n T o e n dale&Leybrn) 80 1 1 789 38,725 40,9 a were our own military musicians,Life Guards Blues us by taking part in the proceedings of this day. The rea- and Boyd-Huntley and Palmer-Jones It, and Trevi- Percha Company-Hicks, J-Highley, S-Holmes, F H Barclay, R-Bauerrichter and Co-Branston F W-Brook- Dictator, Lady Stamford, Wax, Jesuista, and Golden North Staffordshire 9 2,976 2,745 246 246 7,754 7,723 Foot Guards and Marines, all lounging about, diners with which the Governments of foreign countries • thick F H-Keiller, J, and Son-Martineau, D, and Sons -Horne and Thornthwaite-Kew Observatory-Kiessler man and Langdon-Brown, W, and Co-Cohen, BS- Drop.Oswestry and New ton 42 42 ' ,?08 6 7 / McCalland Stephen-McCall, I, and Co-Mackie, IW- and Neu-Ladd and Oertling-Ladd, W-Negretti and Dobbs, Kidd, and Co-Goodall, C, and Son-Goodhall and S h y mne y 76/ giving colour to the crowd, and a feast of the eyes . . have responded to the invitation of the English Government Mak eace S-Morton, I T-Partridge, E-Peek, Frean, Zambra-Norman J-Pastorelli, F, and Co-Peters- Dinsdale-Higginson, Mrs-Hyde and Co-Johnson, JM, Betting-5 to 2 agst Zara, 3to 1 agst Soapstone, 100 ln's Canal &R ' 194 194 83° 1 59 ailway 52 52 1,915 . , is highly appreciated by the people of this country. I haveand S--Johnson and Rowe-Jones, 0-Jones and Caus- to 15 each agst Lady Stafford and Fluke, 100 to 8 agst Scottish Central to its fairer members, and not a few indulging in • • and and Co-Smith, Gand C Stanes 3 P'll - hM P 11and Lealand-Ross T-Sax, J- Co-Schooling - , iis er, .. - owe .. , . on- now to request that the special re will receive -Swansborough, NV, and Co-Thomas, E-Vickers, J- Siemens, Halake, and Co-Silver, SW, and Co-Smith, ton-Law and Sons-Letts and Sons-Marcus, Ward, and any other. Scottish North-Eastern 1321 1324 4,646 4,." a cigar, which they knew was to be a forbidden Shrewsbury & Birmingham - - the report of the Council of Chairmen of Juries. The Wotherspoon, I and Co-Wotherspoon, R, and Co. Beck, and Beck-Smyth, P C-Spencer, Browning, and Co Co--Martin, T-Mordan, F-Mansell, J-Reynolds, J, After considerable delay, caused principally by the frac- Shrewsbury and Chester - ---""' luxury to them for the remainder of the day , awards will then be delivered to her Majesty's Commis- SECTION C.-WINES, SPIRITS, BEER, AND OTHER -Stanley, W P-Stlgg, W-Tree, J, and C a nd Sons-Tanner, Brothers-Turnbull, J . 1.• and J- tiousness of Strawberry Hill and Jesuista, both of whom Shrewsbury & Hereford - 1,922 213 ! DRINKS AND TOBACCO, F-Wenhara, F H Vhi When we got into the building, which was at sioners. We invite the assistance of the special represents- ---I "te, James-Wilkins and Co. Waterston, G-Wedgwood, R, and Sons-Wilson, J L-- repeatedly refused to join their horses, they were started South p hire Union 29f 29f 1,070 1,0 about half-past 11 o'clock, it took some time before tivesthe awardsknown the ' to make -Bass ' ll Sand Sons-Archer J A Name of Exhibitor.-A sop,,, and Co-Du Parcq, C-Fryer, D-Garton and - CLASS XIV. Woolff and Sons. Sou Devon On nett fair terms, the competitors, however, comingaway South-Eastern SECTION C.-PLATE, LETTERPRESS, AND OTHER MODES 0 - .-- ~ . . 701 75f 3,278 3,85 8 306 306 25,870 23, 859 we could acknowledge any distinct impression out of be agreeable to the exhibitors of the several countries to Co-Kent and Sons-Taylor and Co-Wills, WD. PHOTOGRAPHY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS. OF PRINTING. in "spread-eagled disorder. The running was made by South Wales S. Yorkshire and River Dun 1.1.184 171111 - --- learn from a distinguished representative of their own the admired disorder by which we were surrounded - Name of Exhibitor-Amateur Photographic Association Name of Exhibitor,-Austin, S-Bagster, S, and Sons- Strawberry Hill and Jesuista to the distance, where Fluke Stockton and Darlington 1 nation the appreciation by the juries of their successful CLASS IV. -Beckley-Bedford. F-Breese, C. S-Colnaghi and Co- Bell and Daldy-Bradbury and Evans -Bradbury, Wil - and Zara went to the front. Soapstone joined. the couple at Tar e Vale 5/ 54 5,459 4,87 8 what with the loud hum of excited human voices l a b ours. Ul st er 5l 51 1,820 1,9 75 i ln passing through the building the special repro- ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES USED IN Dallmeyer, T. 11-De La Rue, W-Fenton, R-Frith- kinson, and Co-Brooks, V-Caslon, HW, and Co-Clay, the Stand, where Zara declined. Soapstone and Fluke ran Ulverstone and Lancaster - the strains of military music, the tannin to and fro sentatives will not fail to observe tha.t the industry of all MANUFACTURES. Heath, Vernon-James, Col. Sir H, R.E-London Stereo- R, Son, and Taylor-Day and Son-Dicker, W-Electro a pretty race home, the last of the Touchstone breed win- Vale of Clwyd of eager officials, and the desperate exertions of the nations has shown. a remarkable development since th© last SECTION A. -OILS, FATS, AND WAN., AND THEIR scopic Company-Mayall, J. E-Mudd, J-Negretti and Printing Block Co--Faithful, Miss-Figgins V and J-3 1905 Zambra-P • ' TC P R • ' • in afew strides from home by a neck. Zara finished two Zamora-Piper, J. D -Pouting, T. - retach, P- o- Hanhart, M&N-Hughes&Kimber-Kinght,C-Leighton. la g Waterfordlrf. Neathnd Kilkenny 35 35 I ''' .3 ' 1 '5B 31 31 34. 6 3 „ ladies to save their sweeping draperies from utter International Exhibition-a development which, justifying PRODUCTS. binson, H. P-Ross, T-Rouch, W. W-Sidebotham, J- Brothers-Leighton and Leighton-Linton, W J-Long- lengths in the rear of Fluke, and Strawberry Hill was three Waterford and Limerick destruction. The crowd was great, happy, well- the anticipation of an illustrious Prince, now, alas Ino more, Name of Exhibitor,-Barclay and Sons-Cook, EC, and C Cowan Fox W H Wlite H Williams T R Wilso - S S d h' h fL d ' t ' fill J' t and Sons-Field, J C and J-Gossage, W - White, I - •T. R- Wilson, m an, Green, Longman, and Roberts-Low, , ~. on, an lengt sin t o rear oor uoven ry sy. esuis a was West Cornwall 271 27f 878 959 owes much to the facility given by such exhibitions for G. W. Co-Maelure, Macdonald, and Maegregor-M‘Queen W.Hartlepool Harbr &ItaiL 39 39 3,451 4,404 dressed, brilliant ;it was a fine day, and what other . - fifth, Lady Stafford sixth, True Heart seventh, and Wax west Midland . - _ paring the state of industry in each country, and affords a Lambert, E B-Langton, Bicknell, and Sons-Mackean, -- Brothers-Miller and Richards-Murray, 3-Parsons, the absolute last. W'haven,Cleator,&ligrmnt. 7 7 - 430 477 motive could an English crowd have for uneasiness ? • CLASS XV. Fletcher, and Co-Patent Type Founding Co-Smith, B, 4,5 Whitehaven Junction l2 12 630 7 starting point for further progress. W-Ogleby, C, and Co-Pierson, 3-Rose, W A-Rowe, t and Son-Smith, Elder, and Co-Standidge and Co- The Worcester Cup of 100 sovs, by subscription of 10 sovs The great pillar of gold from Australia seemed to TB, and Co-Symons, Mrs-Taylor, W, and Co-Tie- HoIiOLOGICAL INSTRUMENTS.Whitehaven & Furness Jun. 35 35 (375 73 ; 4 Lord Taunton then read h . i s report, which has and Sons-Barraud and Stephenson, Blake, and Co-Wallis, Geo-Watts, M 11 , . each, h ft, for 3-yr-olds and upwards; gentlemen riders ; oscillate, the splendid cases on the platform looked already been published, and the ceremonial of the Soap Company. Lund-Bennett, J-Blackie, G-Brooks, S A-Cole, J F • • SPCTION D -BOOKBINDING. professionals 71b extra ; winners extra. One mile and FOREIGN AND CoLONTAL. as if about to join the procession, the Majolica - d Sons-Bedford F -Condliff, J-Cooke, T and Sons-Delolme, 11-Dent Name of Exhibitor.-Bagster, S, an . , three furlongs, 28 subs. Antwerp and Rotterdam dais was terminated by the Duke of Cambridge, SECTION 8.-OTHER ANIMAL SUBSTANCES USED INBone W and Son-Chatelin, A-Eyre and Spottiswoode Coventry's Austrian B2B 673 33,543 33,410 fountain spurted forth its glittering spray with ten- MANUFACTURES. ' MF, and C G 1 dCII d- - and Co-Dent, .- aneva an aar , 9 Lord Exchequer, 3 yrs, 9st 121 b (inc 51b ex) Belgian Eastern Junction 26,1 261 who addressed the Council of Jurors in the .. fol--Gull Guiblet and Rambal laume, E and C-Hewett ,t S and -Holloway, M M o n and Knewstub-Leighton, Ja e its ordinary energy, and bright dresses and Name of Exhibitor.-Cantor and Co-Darney, 3, and LhWB;-RW-1 &C W . ht J euc ars, - mere, - est eys o- rig , , (Mr. G. S. Thompson) 1 Buffalo and Lake Huron n 1614 161.* 1,395 1,3 9 ° 541 lowing terms :- Sons-Fauntleroy, R, and Sons-Fenturn, M-Heinrich, , _ •h J, Prescott Committee-Hutton, J-Jackson, W H and S Mr. W. Treen's Montebello, 3 yrs, 9st 71b (inc 51b ex) Detroind Milwaukie lB5 185 2,911 2, . sweet sounds, human faces bright with anticipated • CJ-K 11 VLod 3 R M'Len lelaftenberger, _ u berg, --. sa a, - Trustees of late. Dutch Ithnish lOB/ 108/ 4,3F9 4, 3 91 J-Jacques 3, and Son-Jewesbury, H NV, and Co- - (Mr. Bevil)) 2 Eastern of France. ...... In perforramg the duty entrusted to me by her Majesty on nan-Molyneux, W, Prescott Committee-Moore, B and J - enjoyment, a genial sun overhead, and a splendour ter and Bevin - Moore, W 'S-Jacques, gton Puckridge, F- __.... CLASS XXIX. m s , H. J, Smith's Avongrove, 3 yrs, 9st 71b (inc 71b ex) East Indian this occasion, I have great pleasure, on behalf of the Stewart RS, and Co-Royal Agricultural Society - Nicole and Ca t-Parkinson and Frodsham-Pendleton, p . (Custance) 3 Grand Trunk of Canada lO9O 1090 13,998 mee of industrial riches everywhere around-all tom- P, Prescott Committee-Poole, J-Rotherham and Sons- EDUCATIONAL WORKS AND APPLIANCES. representatives of the various nations which have taken Druce,Jos; arne, ' - Gr an t Indian Peninsula... • 437 f 3.501 ,7,372 5, 2 5 1 8 bined to set the mind in a whirl, and to make one part in this Exhibition, in receivin from your lordship an Harris, T•; Neve, G ; Radnor, Lord ; Rodwell ; Sandbach, Saggerson E, Prescott Committee-Sewill, 3-Smith and Name of Exhibitor.-Abbatt, R-Arundel Society-- gSo s-Walker,_ 3-Walsh, A P-Webster, R-White, E A , hmead, G B-Bartlett, A D-Bell and Daldy-Betts, J grove. Great Luxembourg 134 128 4,629 3, „ Great Western of Canada 345 345 8,853 6, 71 ' fancy that the scene was the dream of an opium account of the labours of the juries. All t . par les owe a HB; Sturgeon, Chas-Carrol-Heygate, Sir F-Cairns, .1 -1 IV h 1 J Prescott Committee. -Black, A, and Co-Blackwood, NV, and Son-Blind The favourite took a clear lead after proceeding one tyln i t ar Geneva . , 142 142 John-Finlay, Alexander, M.P.-Hope, Geo-Hunter, - yc er ey, , 14 elk eater rather than a substantial, worldly, exceed- debt of gratitude to the large number of jurors who, at a Jas W-Tweeddale, Marquis of. Asylum, Bristol-British and Foreign Bible Society- hundred yards, with Exchequer second, and half a dozen Northernaclamo o ss a tt_& a A . hcani 301 284 15,880 , Canada ••• •• • • 94 94 _ ingly regular, and business-like pageant, • which great sacrifice of time and personal have S ECTION c v LE S - VEGETABLE • ÜBSTANCES USED TN MANU- CLASS XVI. Pr,tish and Foreign School Society-Brockedon, w, and lengths in the rear of Lord Coventry's horse came Avon- Northern of France 7Ol 623 53,101 48, 173 had all been settled by previous programme, and undertaken a work of such convenience, . FACTURES _ gratuitously an arduous descriP tion. The efforts made by so man cl• t" • Name of Exhibitor. , &C. -Agave Patent Hair Co-Aldred, T MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Name of Exhibitor.-Besson, F-Kevin and So Co-Brucciani-Cassell, setter, and Galpin-Cole, Henry, ns- C.8.-Colenso, Bishop of Natal-Cornwall, James, Dr- grove' Norwecrian Trunk At the top turn. Exchequer drew towards the Paris, Lyons, &Me • 44 44 - , s , diterrn 879 879 90,245 88,Y2,1 yis inguished men of J C anborne, Viscount-Cremer, WH, sels - Cremer, W H leader, but Mr. Thompson waited with patience until ar- Paris and Orleans 922 923 48,82 l b 2, '" the parts of which were all to go off like clock- different nations to reco • -Anderson, Rodk-Baylis, W H-Bazin, G-Belve W Boots and Chin and Sons-Brinsmead, - r c rernambuco .. eai ..... 721 - recognise and reward the exhibitors• 3111HC *JD R•i "where he took up the running and ' Broadwood and Sons-Carib c_ch a n en , C, an d son- jun- ronmire, and - urrie, - Damon, - Dark, r i vi ng at the running, Royal Danish 674 520 work, or else the spectators would grumble, and from all parts of the civilised world cannot be • too highly L-Bernard, 3-Br-yer, Mr-Cattell, Dr-Chevalier, Bow-Y rasa, and Son-Coles, AV F-Collyer, Dr-Cressey, JT- . al?Pe Ch 11 a nd co-Clinton and C Collard and Collard- M, and Sons-Darton and Hodge-Day and Son won easily by two lengths; Avengrove, who was outpaced Sambre and Meuse 69 69 68 68 1,466 1,30 z the newspapers would say unpleasant things next appreciated. I have every confidence that the decisions of Dulield, J-Farlow C- Fauntleroy, R, and Sons-Goes- dd J G • Distin, H-Do , - miner and - Sandilands Harrison -Duke and Son-Elliott, Brothers-Gilbert, aar from the commencement, who did not pass the post. South Austrian 1294 1294 59 744 47,681 morning. We must confess that one of our first the jurors will meet with general approbation, and that the land and Co -Gutty Percha Co-Hawes, J-Howard, J- and Co-Hi ham, __.. , , 3-Hill W E-Hopkinson, J and J- -Gordon, - regory, J G J It-Grew, T-Griffin, Southern of France ac - j .1-Gilbert, Miss -Hall A, Virtue, and ,Co- The Flying Stakes, a Handicap of 5 sovs each, with 40 Welland . ... 25 25 777 777 23,402 22,631 distinct impressions was a sudden conversion to acquired by them • knowledge Jones, Mr-Kendal, T H-Liverpool Committee (to Mr Mt 1 G Kirkman and Sons Kohler, J- e z er„ an o Pohlmann and Son-Rudall, Rose Carte, and Co-Rust Hammer, G M-Highley, S-Home and Colonial Train- added. Winners extra. T.Y.C. A straig •ht half mile. West Flanders ... 75 75 1 048 1 053 Charles Spence - acintosh C and Co-Mackay, A-W. and N.W. of France.- 750 750 ' ' ' ' .8,898 38,630 -.• • • - ••,- - A ^"..^ ^ 9 (1 - , • ~, 1 ,- which they have so well performed will be the me ans of 70.,,,,,,., c ___ Nr „„ pm. p, 'and Co-Walker3 W-Wini s , H-Wornuni, R, an d Sons. ing Institution - Hughes , G A-Hullah, -N"...41, - respaol, - 12,,b1,,,, , 0,1.--Parkps. , John -Jaques, 25 subs. T ...,.1 Cnti-.Tohnson. AV and A K-Josenh Myers and ~.-.. Tr„,l-... , . 0bak.1,,,,a, A. •,-,.. Oaf. (Custance) 1 . what with the loud hum of excited human voices, the strains of military music, the running to and fro of eager officials, and the desperate exertions of the ladies to save their sweeping draperies from utter destruction. The crowd was great, happy, well dressed, brilliant ; it was a fine day, and what other motive could an English crowd have for uneasiness ? The great pillar of gold from Australia seemed to oscillate, the splendid cases on the platform looked as if about to join the procession, the Majolica fountain spurted forth its glittering spray with ten fold its ordinary energy, and bright dresses and sweet sounds, human faces bright with anticipated enjoyment, a genial sun overhead, and a splendour of industrial riches everywhere around—all com bined to set the mind in a whirl, and to make one fancy that the scene was the dream of an opium eater rather than a substantial, worldly, exceed ingly regular, and business-like pageant, which had all been settled by previous programme, and the parts of which were all to go off like clock work, or else the spectators would grumble, and the newspapers would say unpleasant things next morning. We must confess that one of our fi rs t distinct impressions was a sudden conversion to the faith in the dome of Captain Fowke. Its duty yesterday was that of a skylight, and a most magnificent skylight it made, pouring down floods of light on a picture which only wanted light to make it perfect. The platform was thronged, and in its centre the helmets of the Blues gleamed like silver. The fine band of that magnificent regiment were put there, playing the visitors in, and the latter crowded round and stayed their own further progress, to listen to the martial strains, until at last the musicians had scarcely room to ply their harmonious calling. Two of the most vigorous trombones were terribly hampered about the elbows, and the ophicleide, more than once, showed symptons of collapsing in despair. The "early birds" who had been in time to pick up certain privileged yellow tickets, already filled the galleries, and all down the nave thousands were endeavouring to fix themselves in favourable positions for seeing the precession. About this time people were made conscious that persons of distinction had entered the building, by succession of cheers wh ich came floating on the inner air from the turnstiles, and which, in the most perfect good faith and community of senti ment, were taken up and sent a l ong b y the crowd, no t one in ten of whom had the slightest idea w ho or what was the ob ject et the ovation. There was all the while an undercurr ent, of con versation going on, principally respecting the is tribution of the me dals, and a general feeling eelin g of surprise was expressed that such and such en 4 hibitor had been somehow o verlooked by th,,joiro`rs At twelve o'clock there was a tremendous gather_ ing of important persons in the south court, the authorised trysting place for " the chairmen of juries, the jurors, the special commissioners, and the officials of the jury department." Here Dr. Lyon Playfair, in court uniform, and wearing his well-won decoration of C. 8., might be seen mar shalling his miscellaneous forces. Lord Taunton, on his right hand, appeared as the chairman of chairmen, and around them mustered Greeks and Turks, and Egyptians, Mexicans, North Americans, Prussians, Russians, South Affiericans, Dutchmen, Parsees, Spaniards, Portuguese, Belgians—in short, the world's judges of the world's industry, and all decorated more or less, except the English. men, in whose country the dignity of labour has, as yet, no courtly recognition. When it is remem bered that the goods in the Exhibition are divided into thirty-six classes, and that for every class there was a jury, the density and motley character of this l earne d crow d w ill b e eas il y rea li se d. N ames known to history, to men, to politics, to the world of taste, we re Lyon Playfair amongst that living mass, and Dr. had a busy half hour in drilling, and organising, and expounding, and explaining all about the blue ba n ce er as s .a' , and the exhibitors, and t h e march of the p ro and the pauses, and the awar ds, and the sp eech : , and the addresses. W h e n at length a procession w as f orme d, o f chairmen and j urors and exhibit ors, VMS in scr ib e d , each class dis tinguished . bed by a blue banner, on wh ich number in nguis'Du I gold letters, the whole proceeded, heeded by the band of the Royal Engineers, to the In performing the duty entrusted to me by her Majesty on this occasion, I have great pleasure, on behalf of the representatives of the various nations which have taken part in this Exhibition, in receiving from your lordship an account of the labours of the juries. All parties owe a debt of gratitude to the large number of jurors who, at a great sacrifice of time and personal convenience, have gratuitously undertaken a work of such an arduous descrip tion. The efforts made by so many distinguished men of different nations to recognise and reward the exhibitors from all parts of the civilised world cannot be too highly appreciated. I have every confidence that the decisions of the jurors will meet with general approbation, and that the knowledge acquired by them in the discharge of the duties which they have so well performed will be the means of giving a new impulse to industrial progress in the coun tries which selected such eminent representatives of their scientific and manufacturing skill. A very few minutes were occupied in the pre sentation of the awards to Earl Granville, the books having been previously placed on the table, and the] procession having been gradually re formed, the whole, commissioners and public, returned to the building. Here the awards were presented at the various stations which had been previously appointed, and the procession finally returned to the Garden. For this purpose it had to pass up the centre of the nave, and from the Western Gallery, which had been reserved for the tickets of Cabinet Mini sters and Ambassadors, was to be obtained the best view of the most striking of the whole day's pro ceedings. First, the banners of the various classes were seen forming a thin and gradually strengthen ing blue line, which crept up through the centre of the vast crowd ; then the head of the precession appeared on the cleared platform, and then in a minute after the whole pageant passed across, towards the annexe, in steady and unbroken pro cession. The Royal Duke, the Royal Commissioners, the distinguished foreigners, the jurors, the naval and military officers, could all be recognised and distinguished; the procession really looked splendid, and the playing of the military bands completed the fine effect of the scene. The crowd followed, and very soon blocked up the passages, and it re quired all the exertions of the police to preserve a free passage to the garden. The brilliant ceremonial which was to terminate with music now approached its end. The whole of the bands, English and f ore i gn , assem bled before the (I E4 and played the National Anthem with splendid effect, and amidst the most enthusiastic cheering, and the company then returned to the interior, some listen to seek refresh men t, b u t th e grea t er number to the fine bands which were sta tioned at iuterv t a o la in the nave. The Belgian Guides, who were s on the western plat form, were perhaps the most admired ; but the sailor musician's from prince Wilhelm's frigate a lso had an immense suceesswhii s sza t i the Egyptian band certainly astonished they l not h delight all the listeners. The more appreciative wild ' o a w t r o b e v a o n e u f c , listened w ith attention to th e i r music, and felt that if it did not °sone up p notions of melody ther e w as y e t enough of charac ter and novel national peculiarity about it to render it deeply interesting. The British military bands were those of the Royal Horse Guards Blue, the 2d Life G uar d s, the Royal Artillery (two bands), the Royal En g i_ users, the Grenadiers the Coldstreams, and the Scots Fusili er G uar d s , th e Royal Marines , and the Volunteer Engineers. The foreign bands were the band of the Zouaves de la Gardelmperiale, the band of the Gendarmerie de la Garde Imperiale, the band of Belgian Guides, and the band of his Highness the Pacha of Egypt. A band from a Spanish man• of war was also present. The artists of the London Stereoscopic Company were actively engaged during the day in taking Name of Exhibitor.—Agava Patent Hair Co—Aldred, T —Anderson, Rodk—Baylis, W H—Bazin, G—Belve, W L—Bernard, J—Bryer, Mr—Cattell, Dr—Chevalier, Bow ness, and Son—Col.3s, W F—Collyer, Dr—Cressey, J T Dufield, J—Farlow' C— Fauntleroy, R, and Sons—Gow land and Co —Gutty Percha Co—Hawes, J—Howard, J Jones, Mr—Kendal, T H—Liverpool Committee (to Mr Charles Spence)—Macintosh, C and Co—Mackay, A— Mason, G—Meyers, B—North British Rubber Co—Parkes, A—Perreaux and Co—Perry, W—Robertson, A—Rogers, G A—Scottish Vulcanite Co—Silver, S W and Co—Smith, W and A—Spill, G and Co—Tayler, Harry and Co—Tay lor, B—Treloar, T—Tudsbury, R J—Walker and Stem. bridge—Wallis, T W—Warne, W and Co—Wright, Jos. SECTION D.—PERFU➢IERY. Name of Exhibitor.—Atkinson, J and E—Bayley and Co—Benbow and Son—Cleaver, F S—Ewen, J—Holland, W—Lewis, J—Low, R, Son and Co—Pears, A and F Yardley and Statham. CLASS V. RAILWAY PLANT, INCLUDING LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES AND CARRIAGES. Name of Exhibitor—Ashbury, J—Bateson, S S—Beat. tie, J—Beyer, Peacock, and Co—Brown, G and J, and Co —Fay, C—Gibson, J—Kitchin, R—Manning, Wardle, and Co—Hansell —Napier, Vickers, and Co—Newall, J Pooley, H, and Son—Sharp, Stewart and Ce—Wright, J, and Sons. CLASS VI. CARRIAGES NOT CONNECTED WITH RAIL OR TRAM ROADS. Name of Exhibitor.—Aldebert, 3—Booker and Sons— Braby, J, and Son—Briggs, G, and Co—Cockshoot, J Cole, W—Cook and Holdway—Edwards, Son, and Cham berlayne—Hall and Sons—Hazeldine, G—Holroyd, Noble, and Collier—Hutton, J, and Sons—MacNaught and Smith —Mason, H H—Rigby and Robinson—Rock and Son— Shanks, R H and F—Silk and Sons—Thrupp and Maber ley—Turrill, H L—Ward, J—Woodall and Sou and —Wyburn Co. CLASS XVII. SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. Name of Exhibitor.—Ash, C, and Sons—Bailey, W H Barling, J—Bigg, H H—Brown, S S—Coxeter, J—Dur roch, W F—Ernst, F G—Evans and Stevens—Everard, J —Ferguson, .1 and J—Gray, J, and Co—Grossmith, W R —Hilliard, W B—Hooper, W—Lawson, Buxton, and Co —Lemale, T, and Co—Longdon, F, and Co—Masters, M —Matthews, W—Norman, S, jun—O'Connell, E—Pratt, J F—Rein, Mrs S—Savory and Moore—Simpson, H Spratt, W H—Weedon, T—Weiss and Son—Westbury, R—Whicker and Blaise—Whibley, E. CLASS XVIII. COTTON. Name of Exhibitor.—Ashworth, E, and Sons — Auld., Berrie, and Mathieson—Barlow, Goody, and Jones—Brook, J, and Brothers—Carlisle, J, and Co —Christy, W M, and Sons—Clarke and Co—Clark, J, jun, and Co—Clarke, J P—Coats J and P—Crewdson and Co—Dickens and Co—Evans, W, and Co—Faulkner, H Goodair, Slater, and Co—Greenwood and Whittaker — Hawkins, J, and Sons—Horrockses, Miller, and Co— Houldsworth, T, and Co—Jack, J R—Johnson, J, and Fildes—Kerr and Clarke—Kesselmeyer and Mellodew— Martin, Johnson, and Joule—Morgan, J—Outram and Co —Phillips, J—Smith, W J, and Co—Swainson, Birley, and Co—Symington, R B, and Co—Wilson, T and D, and Co—Yates, Brown, and Howat CLASS XIX. FLAX AND HEMP. Name of Exhibitor.—Austin, J—Barbour, V, and Sons —Baxter, Brothers and Co—Bell, R, and Co—Brown and Liddell—Brown, W—Buckingham, J—Clibborn Hill and Co—Connor, F.—Costerton and Nayler — Dagnall and Til bury—Dewar, D, Son and Sons—Dunbar, Dicksons and Co--Dunbar, McMaster and Co — Edward, A and D, and Co—Fenton. Son and Co--Frazer, D, and Son—Grimond, J, and A D—Hind, J, and Sons—Holdsworth, W, and Co—Johnston and Carlisle—Marshall and Co—Matier, H, and Co—Miller 0 G—Moncur, A, and Son — Paterson, J. — Richardson, J N, S ons and Owden — Smieton, J, and Son ; St uar t J. and NV —Thompson, D J, and Co— Walker, J,and Co—Walker J and H—Wilford, J, and Sons —Yeoman and Co. CLASS VII. MANUFACTURING MACHINES AND TOOLS SECTION A.-MACHINERY EMPLOYED IN SPINNING AND WEAVING, &C. Name of Exhibitor.—Andereton Foundry Co—Apperly, J, and Co—Combe, J, and Co—Dickenson, W, and Sons — Dobson and Barlow—Farrabco, J, and Co—Hattersley, G, and Son—Hetherington and Sons—Higgins, W, and Sons —Hodgson, G—Mason, J—Parker, C, and Sons—Platt, Brothers—Rowan, J, and Sons—Sharp, Stewart, and Co — Smith, W, and Brothers Tuer and Hall—Walker and Hacking—Wren and Hopkinson. SECTION B.—MACHINES AND TOOLS EMPLOYED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF WOOD AND METAL. Name of Exhibitor—Barnett, S—Bertram, G--Beyer, Peacock, and Co—Bradley and Craven—Clayton, H, and Co—Do Bergue, C, and Co—Donkin, B—Fairbairn, P, and Co—Forrester, G, and Co—Garside, Greenwood and Batley --Handyside, A, and Co—Holtzapffel, L, and Co— Hulse, J S—Johnson and Atkinson—Lockett, J, Sons, and Leake—Manlove, Alliott, and Co—Mathieson, A, and Son—M'Onie, W and A—Mirrlees and Tait—Mitchell, W H—Morgan and Co—Morrison, R, and Co—Muir and Co—Napier, D, and Sons—Normandy and Co—Powis, J, and Co—Robinson, T, and Son—Samuelson, M, and Co— Siebe, D—Siemens, Halske, and Co—Sharp, Stewart, and Co—Shepherd, Hill, and Co—Smith, J, and Son—Smith, Beacock, and Tannett—Vicars, T and T, and Co—Water low and Sons—Naysmith and Co—Worssam and Co — Whitehead—Yates, W S—Youngman, C T Name of Exhibitor.2-AChatt,it--Arundel Society— A , hmead, G B—Bartlett, A D—Bell and Daldy—Betts, J —Black, A, and Co—Blackwood, W, and Son—Blind Asylum, Bristol—British and Foreign Bible Society— Pr,tish and Foreign School Society—Brockedon, W, and Co—Brucciani—Cassell, Petter, and Galpin—Cole, Henry, C.B.—Colenso, Bishop of Natal—Cornwall, James, Dr— Cranborne, Viscount—Cremer, W H, sen—Cremer, W H, jun—Cronmire, J M and H—Currie, J—Damon, R—Dark, M, and Sonk—Darton and Hodge—Day and Son —Duke and Son—Elliott, Brothers—Gilbert, W —Gordon, J—Gregory, J R—Grew, T—Griffin, j J—Gilbert, Miss—Hall A, Virtue, and D Co— Hammer, G M — Highley, S — Home and Colonial Train ino• I ns titution —Hughes, G A—Hullah, John—Jaques, J, and Son—Johnson, W and A K—Joseph Myers and Co—Keillick—Lloyd, W A—Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts—Macmillan and Co—Montanari, A—National Society for the Education of the Poor—Nelson and Sons— Oliver and Boyd — Philanthropic Society, Red Hill —Pie, rotti, H—Potts, R-Reeves and Son—Reformatory and Refuge Union —Religious Tract Society—Reynolds, J Ridley, Rev. N J—Roberson and Co—Robertson, C Roth, M—Rowney, G and Co- School for the Indigent Blind—Smith, William, Dr.—Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge—South Kensington Department of Science and Art—Stanford, E—Statham, W E—Stow, David —Sunday ..chool Union—Walt6n and Maberly— Wilson, F W—Wolff, E, and Son—Wright, B—Wyld, J. 25 subs. Mr. Hodgman's Shillelagh, 4 yrs, 9st (Custance) 1 Lord Coventry's Mousetrap, 4 yrs, Est 121 b (Maidment) 2 Mr. Bell's Pupil, 3 yrs, Est 71b (Thomas) 3 Capt. Christie's Miss Julia, aged, lOst (Fordham) 4 Mr. W. Nelson's Summer Breeze, 3 yrs, sst 131 b (J. Grimshaw) 5 Betting-6 to 4on Shillelagh, 4to 1 agst Mousetrap, 5 to 1 agst Miss Julia. Capt. Christie's mare held a slight lead of Mousetrap and Shillelagh to the half distance, where the favourite rushed to the front, and won rather cleverly by a neck ; three quarters of a length divided the second and third, and three lengths separated the third and fourth. the West Midland Railway Stakes of 5 sovs each, with 25 added, for 2-yr-olds and upwards; maiden and selling allowances. T.Y.C. Straight half mile. 6 subs. Mr. Hodgman's Gipsy Girl, 2 yrs, Est 81b (car. Est 101 b) (£80) Mr. Bruce's Sybil, 2 yrs, sst 71b (£2O) .. (J. Grimshaw) 2 Mr. Stevens's Rose do Clare, 2 yrs, sst 71b (£2O) (Williamson) 3 Mr. Holman's Sloth, 4 yrs, Bst 31b (X2O) (J. Holman) 4 Mr. Vaughan's Maurice, 2 yrs, sst 101 b (£2O) (E. Taylor) 0 Betting- 2 to 1 agst Maurice, 3to 1 agst Sybil, 4to 1 agst Rose de Clare, and 5 to 1 agst Sloth. Sybilimade the 1 unning to the enclosure, where Gipsy Girl went up and won easily by a neck, Maurice was left at the post. The winner was purchased by Lord Bateman for 323 guineas, realising £240 to the fund. The Bentinek Benevolent Fund Stakes, a handicap of 3 sow, with 30 added, winners extra. 7 subs. Mr. Buckley's Wynnstay, 4 yrs, Bst 71b (in 51b extra) (Challoner) w o The Consolation Plate of 30 sovs, a Handicap for all ages; I'OREIGN MAIL PACKET LIST. MAILS DUE. Ainezalia and Mauritius, via Southampton ..July 1 9 . via Marseilles July 1 3 . Brazil and Cape Verds, by British packet July 4. Cape of Good Hope, Ascension, and St. Helena Aug. 1. China, Penang, and Singapore, via Southampton July 2 , via Marseilles July . 13. Falkland Islands Gibraltar, via Southampton July ---. India (Calcutta), and Ceylon, via Southampton July 2. -- via Marseilles July 13. India (Bombay), via Southampton July ---•— via Marseilles July ---. Lisbon July 1. Malta, Egypt, and Aden, via Southampton July ---.— via Marseilles July 5. Newfoundland Oporto and Vigo U. S. and British N. America, by Brit. packet July 3. by U.S. packet . by Canadian packet. July 2. W.C. of Africa, Madeira, and Teneriffe July 10. Bahamas, via New York July 3. Mexico All parts of West Indies, including Chili, Peru, California, and British Columbia.. 1 June 28. CLASS XX. SILK AND VELV ET. Name of Exhibitor—Alsop, Downes, Spilsbury, and Co Balance, T,J—Cambell, and Son—Bick ham, Pownall, and Co Birchenougb, Harrison, and Lloyd—Carr, T, and Co—Carte r an d Phillips—C a sh, J and J—Chadwick, J—Christy and Co--Clabburn, Sons and Crisp—Corns, W W, and Oo—Courtauld, S, and Co--Cox, RS, and Co— Critchley, Brinsley, and Co—Fran and Son—Greut and Co—Keith and Co—Kerop, Stone and Co—Le Mare, E R—Owen Brothers—Peel Greenhalgh, and Co, and G. Whyatt and Son—Potts and 'Wright —P,atcliff, J, and Son —Salkeld, Sons—anklyn, and Salter—Smeal e , W —Thompson W, and Co—Walters, J, and Co—Seamer, I'--Salter , Buckingham W—Watson and llealey Winkworth and Proctors. D, and W [ADVEItTISEMENT.]-11olloway's Pills.—To the Feeble. —During frequent variations of temperature the strongest suffer more or less, and the weakly lose all chance of keep' ing well. Holloway's pills are the best correctives of flush' ings, weariness, and all nervous symptoms. They may be administered to the youngest and the feeblest, and trusted to by all. The concurrent testimony of a host of sensible witnesses has firmly established this truth. Indigestion, flatulency, palpitation, headache, and torpidity of liver and bowels fly before this alterative, which strengthens e ven those fragile natures usually the first to fall. These pills are wonderfully efficient in subduing the first advances of typhus, tyhoid, and every variety of fevers, w hi c h ar e always rife during wet and cold summers in this climate. CLASS XXI. WOOLLEN AND WORSTED, INCLUDING MIXED FABRICS GENERALLY. Name of Exhibitor,—Ackroyd, J . , and Son —Armitage, J and B—Birchall, J D—Bird, O — Binn s, G, and Sons— Birrell, W, and Co—Bliss, W, and Co—Bolingbroke, C and F, and Jones—Bradford Chamber of Commerce for the Bradford Worsted District—Braithwaite and Co—Bull and Wilson—Carr, I, and Co—Carter, W and Giessler — Cochrane, J and W—Cook, Son, and Wormald—Cooper, D and J—Craven J—Cross, Wm — Cubitt , Wilson, and Randall—Davi es , It S, and Sons — Day a nd Watkinson— Day, Nephe w , and Co -- Dicksons and Laings—Dixon, J T —Dobson and Riley—Early, E, and Son—Ecroyd, W, and Sons—Edmonds and Co—Firth and Sons —Fry, W, and Co -- Gott, tersley, G, and S on —H em ingway, J—Hinde , F, and Son B, and Sons—Hargr eave and Nusseys— Hat. —Holdsworth, J, and Co--Hooper, C, and Co—Hunt and Co—Hunt, Winterbotham, an d Co Jay, G, and Son—Kelsall an d Kemp —Kenyon, J and T Kerr, Scott, and liilner—Laverton A--Leach, J and Sons —Lees, G—Macdoug a ll an d Co —Marling, Strachan, and Co—Middleton and Ainsworth —Morgan, J and Co—Paton, J and D—Pease, H and C o — rim, Brothers , and Co—R eid and Taylor—Ripley, It—ttoberts, J owling s, and Co—Sal ter, ter, S and Co— Scott, A, and Son—Smith, It, and SOU— Spiers, D, and Co—Stanton and Son —Taylor, J, and Sons —Masher and Qleruly—Wolbou, Brother—. Curlier ap,cl CLASS VIII. MACHINERY IN GENERAL. Name of Exhibitor—Allen, Harrison, and Co—Arm strong, Sir W. G., and Co—Ashton, J P—Bastier, J U Bowser and Cameron—Bray's Traction Engine Company —Broughton Copper Company—Carrett, Marshall, and Co —Chaplin and Co—Chedgey, J—Clark, D K—Clarke, E —Clayton, Shuttleworth, and Co—Eadie and Spencer — Easton, mos, and Sons—Edwards, CJ, and Son—Faw cett, Preston, and Co—Forest azd Barr—Fowke, Captain T'+ ItE—Frieake and Gathercole—Greenwood, Batley, and IT ° 2 - Orwynne and Co—Harrison, J—Harvey and Co I:rph_reys and Tennant—lmperial Iron Tube Company— weatlaer aua3dr'sB:llB' c 4u J, Sons and Co—Lambert, T, and Sons—Lilleshall --Mattdsl Lloyd, G—Manchester Water Meter Company and Field—McOnie, W and A—Merry rison, 1 - 1, , aro 11 4—Mu-flees and Tait—Middleton, T—Mor- British Rubber Sons—N ewto u iaia p —Napier D, and Son—Napier, R, and —Peel, "Williams c ' a te') and Co—Normandy and Co—North °ln a ,Plu , Y—North Moor Foundry Company Sims—Rennie, d, Z n ye: l —Preller, C A—Ransomes and —Routledge and G rama 'tms—Roberts, W—Robinson, W —Siemens, C W—Stephenson ter, G, and Co—s arauds rl o r telr—Russell, J, and Sons—Sal , and Co—Shand and Mason James n i 'f l u or be Company—Taylor, J and Co-- Thomson, 7:od and WGregor—Tuzford _ "amain and Warham -1" Sork--Wobb 444 5011.... CLASS XXX. FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY, INCLUDING PAPER HANGINGS AND PAPIER MACHE. SECTIONS A AND - B-FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY, AND PAPER HANGINGS AND GENERAL DECORATION. Name of Exhibitor—Annoot, C—Baylis, W H --Bird and Hull—Birley, Samuel—Blencowe, Miss, Ecclesiological Society—Burroughes and Watts—Burges, W--Clayton and Bell—Forsyth, J—Gillow and Co—Heywood, Higginbot ton, Smith, and Co—Howard and Sons—Hummerston, Brothers, Ingledew, C--Jackson and Graham—Jeffrey and Co—Johnstone and Jeanes—Jones and Willis—Kendall, T H—Kershaw, T—Lamb, J—Litchfield and Radclyffe— Maonus, G E—Morris, Marshall, Faulkner , and Co — Poo l e and Maggillivray—Purdie, Cowtan, and Co—Rodgers, J and J, Sheffield—Rogers, G A—Sanders, W C—Scowen, T L—Taylor, J—Tomlinson—Toms and Luscombe—Trol lope, G, and Sons—Tudsbury, R J T W—Wer• theimer, R, and Co—Wright and Mansfield. CLASS XXXI. HARDWARE. SECTION A.—Manufactures in Iron. Name of Exhibitor —Avery, W and T—Baily, W, and Til e ia , andS SoSon—Barnard, Sons—Bennett, m E s..... o d ll w ar a , r d T s A , — F, Brother Bolton, T, and Sons — Bradf ord, T—Bramah and C Bro and Green—Brown, Le nnox, and Co—Buist, _ a ß rd, n ß e i t s t h en , o T p — an ß d e B nn arn ett, rda w s—__B ß a i r u t i o n n g , e J , — B J_ e ß n in ila k m s, G—Bullock, T, and S on—Butler, J, and Sons—Carron Irom Company—Chubb and S on—Clark, T and C, and Co —Coalbrookdale and Co — C ornforth, J—Cottam and Co—. and Son—Evans, J , an d Co—Feetham, M , and Co—Field, W, and Son —Finlay , J —Firman and Sons—Flavel, S, and yan E d d lN e l is il t l e w n ar a d n —Deane, D Co u t i e e r y ill a , n E d — s D ons a_ Co—General Iron Foundry Company—Glass, Elliott, and C o —Greening, N, and Sons—Griffiths and Browett— Hammond, Turner, and Sons — Handyside, A, and Co— Hargreaves, W—Hawkins, J, and Co—Heaton, R, and Sons—Kent, Sons—blander, r M , W err e y a , v a e n r, d a C n Sons—Hewens, R—Hiatt and Co—Hobbs, Ashley and Co—Hopkins, J H and Sons—lles, C—James and Sons— Jeakes, C, and Co—Jenkins, Hill, and Jenkins—Jones and Rowe—Keith, G—Kennard, It W, and Co—Kenrick, A, Ca—Marti neau, F E, and Co—Maxwell, H, and Co—Nettlefold and Chamberlain—Onions, J C—Patent Enamel Company — Peyton and Peyton—Pierce, W—Potter, T—Price, C, and and Lin 1 e S y o , n T s —, o LeonS— Co—Price, G—Radclyffe, T—Reynolds, J—Rollason, and Sons—Scott, J W—Si e b e , D ; exhibitor, Harrison — Smith, F, and Co—Stickley, C—Stuart and Smith—Sum merscales, W, and Son—Tann, J—Titford, R V, and Co— Tucker and Reeves—Tylor and Pace—Warden, J, and Sons—Watkins and Keene—Watkin, W, and Co—Web ster and Horsfall—Wenham Lake Ice Company—Whit field, T, and Co—Williamson, W—Wilkins and Weatherley —Winfield, It WI, and Son —Wright P—Yates, Heywood, and Drabble. SECTION B—MANUFACTURES IN BRASS AND COPPER. Benhams and Froud—Bischoff, Brown, and Co—Cioll, Rait, and Co—Duckham, II A F—Glover, G, and Co— Glover, T—Guest and Chrimes — Hardman, J, and Co— Hart and Son—Hincks, J, and Son—Lambert, T, and Son —Leale, A—M e ssenger and Sons—Newton, Keats, and Co—Pbillp, C J—Prosser, W, and H J Standly—Skid more Art-Manufacturers Co—Strode, W—Sugg, W Thomason, J, and Co—Tonks, W, and Sons—Warfield— Warner and Sons, CLASS XXXII. SECTI9Is! A—STEEL MANUFACTURES. Name of xhibitT - -Bessemor, Il—Boulton and Son— Catnraell and Co—Gillott, J—Goodman, G—lliaks, Wells, and Co—Kirby, Beard, and Co—Knihts and Co—Milviard , nd W (Birmingham)_Mogg a nd Co — Myers and Son— S aylor, Vickers, and Co—Page, W and J.—xurry, sad Co-4hgrtridge, Howell, yawl cco—Suatia winners extra. About one mile. Mr. T. Hughes's Flash-in-the-Pan, 6 yrs, Bst 51b (D. Hughes) 1 Mr. Ashwood's Everlasting, 4 yrs, Bst 31b ... „ (French) 2 Mr. W. Barnett's Zingari, 5 yrs, Bst 101 b .. (Fordhara) 3 The following also ran :—Forest Hind, Sweet Jessamine, Liston, Queen of Clubs, Yorkshire Miss, Yanworth, Mau rice, and Ledbury. Betting-6 to 4 agst Flash-in-the-Pan, 4to 1 agst Zin gari, 100 to 15 agst Everlasting. Queen of Clubs with the three placed made the running to the straight, where Everlasting took up the lead, main tained it to the Stand, where Mr. Hughes's horse came out and won, after a fine race, by a head ; bad third. LATEST BETTING. LIVERPOOL CEP. 9to 4 agst Carisbrook (taken) 6to 1 agst Lady Ripon (taken) 10 to 1 agst Fairwater (taken) 10 to 1 agst Neptunus (taken) 11 to 1 agst Seville (taken) 100 to 7 agst Sir William ST. LEGER. 50 to 1 agst Exchequer (taken) CRICKET. HARROW v. ETON.—This annual match was commenced at Lord's yesterday, and will be resumed this day. A very large and aristocratic company, numbering upwards of 6,000 persons, was in attendance. When the stumps were drawn the score total s under :—Eton, first innings, 97 second innings, 140 ;, 237. Harrow, first innings, 56. FERISSta ng PEARL FISHING.—Last week, the rivers here, being reduced to their lowest size this season, were favourable oflt the se:ned olshellsua pepearlsroo.upon hgs fi tahoo s vo h emed i e n rbai g vves , nrl usualwu Ta h cbae i l c ri etr h hipteheld w aai str a s bel sylsyeh p t.aha r s o veola s en e hn,b c e u eaate t svh e prosecuted o egh u nr p oer‘ p ar e ect vigorously. r ll:t r sra a :i y rdyt k i d odve eerl Earn some pearls have been found worth mil pull, but thew, are my rare, BIRTHS. EDEN.—On the 6th inst., at Doncaster, the wife of the Hon. W. G. Eden, of a daughter. HUGHES. —On the 10th inst., at 85, D over •street, the non . Mrs. Hughes, of Kinmel, of a son. LESLIE. —On the 10th inst : , at Slindon Hall, Sussex, the , Younger of Balquhain, of °' r l Ad a aa d uE y vi o ._ Ou the 9th inst., Lady Alfred Paget, of a daughter. S. Leslie daughter. MARRIAGES. DORLING — EARLE. - --On the 10th inst., at Kentish-tooh Edward Jonathan, second son of Mr. Henry Dorling, Epsom, to Maria, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Thos. Earle, Castle-street, Longacre. RANDOLFII-11EsKETIL—On the 10th inst., at All Souls' Church, Langham-place, Lieut.-Colonel Charles Wilsonßandolph, G rena di er Guards , to Catherine Emily Dana , ! daughter of the late Lloyd B. Hesketh, Esq., of Guryw Castle, Denbighshire. DEATHS. CARPENTER. —On the 10th inst., at his residence, Alton, Hampshire, Henry Carpenter, Esq., for 40 years on th e Corn Exchange, Mark-lane, aged 65. COLE. --On the sth inst., at Loughton, Essex, Henry Cole, Esq., late Controller of Accounts, H.M.'s Customs, Lon don Docks, aged 72. STILL. —On the 9th inst., at Axminster, Nathaniel Tryon Still, Esq., formerly of the Ist Life Guards and 53d Re" giment, aged 84. ST. BARRE.—On the 9th inst., at Broadstairs, Isle of Thanet, John St. Barbs, Esq., of Stoke Newington, aged 85. WILLts.--On the 10th inst., suddenly, at his residenc e t Springfield, Upper Clapton, John Willis, Esq shlr owner, aged 71. Lorii)oN : Printed and Published by JOHN CHAPLI - .,' of N 0.112, Strand, Printer, at THE SUN O ffi ce NO. II I, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, ix, Sae Count , ' e- iliddlueoz,—Saturday, July 741 5 73g