The Sun. — London, England, 1851-10-18 00:00:00

THE S'UN, ,_____---------------a-----• .... a---a----- ---- _ Croizat, peru kea without toupee s , p roduced by ma. c happes and spun silks Boeleer, Mark, Ad . ., figured umbrella and parasol' silks, plain ehinery '''aaert r' ra nd, nlns, c hine, and figured silks 'David, C., a collection of dyed morocco ptl-ii,l-t,ti, Franz, damask and furniture silk and table Delisle and Co. specimen: of shee p and morocco I aather Dick, A., a well ' manufactured hoiarth rug coaers for Graeae. Carlecot, R. and R., ribbons East and Son, dyed and embossed sheep leather, in imi- Causle and Garion, white poll 12, 13 derniers, for rib- tation of Utrecht velvet bons and for organzine and trains, both white and. Evans and Son, specimens of well manufactured parch ment, and for direction labels yellow Chvvalla, Antoine,^J.," drammed" silks (a tours comtes) Evershed, —, Sussex, well-tanned light sole leather (exhibited by Boutchier, Mortimer, D and Co.) eydier, Paul, organzine Delarbre, Victor, white and y ellow organzine Feilett, George, tippe ts, cloaks, victorines, and muffs )_T,yinieu, Paul, and Son, spun silk, both shoot and warp Fortier Beaulieu, curried leat(Class X.XIX.), a muffand boa her rcies and Zsppeza uer , d a mask and br oths shot cotton, Foster,m Son, and Duncum of arabout feathers a .lso for figured silks F or a: sate, J. L., and Co. , organzine, 26, 28 derniera George, C., specimen o f m o rroec o and russia leather Fabrea:ne, Nourry , Son, Barnouin, and Co., spun silk, George, J., specimens of leather Giraud Brothers, boi d oo y w ed b m id o e r , o o c u co rr l i e e a d th fo e r r b ,th weft and warp strap leather Ge.ssner, Auguste, armures, glaces, and striped and Ghisloin•Du , Ha ll, (Sydney), enamelled kangaroo skins checked gros de Naples parasols and um- Ha user, J. do J. a s p ecimen of sole leather Henderson, J., sleigh robes and other furs brellas Gantill o n, T. E., woven landscape Henoc, —, screens and feather brooms, made of ostrich, II nibastel, C. G. an d Co., an assortment of plain and p eacock, and other feathers figured silk and for figured silk handkerchiefs, terry ri ff o ogim ar: s y , B T r . o , th s e p rs e , c c ira ur e r n ie s d o c f alf t l h e o ath t e a r nn an ed i b b oo ji t o fr o o f nts the 1 , velvets and fieureds crape shawls -ing specimens of parasol silks walrus, &c ' jaL °bi and Be' . pd.. 3gli, plain and striped goods, made Hudson,. S., ' a hunting saddle with elastic seat, and a aas isn silks side saddle with S. Eaac a, FF. silk plush for hats Hughes, It., heraldic mountings for harness Isidore and Brandt, wigs, perukes, and other works in ICaiael, John, chine and figured silks hair "Castner, Alber, a similar assortment to . th i e , last Lavenhe and L Mathieu, pail or train sing s . , for gaze Kelsey, J. T., a well tanned crop hide, weighing 821 b. I uluter, and crepe de chine, and for organzine L'Huillier, feathors for ornamental purposes Lapteir, J., ribbons, plush waistcoats, in gros grains, Loddie, A. A., plumes of feathers and screens of various and neckerchiefs kinds Laptaff, N., plain, checked, striped chine, and fi gu r e d L utwye h e an d George, well manufactured morocco silks leather, and dyed sheep skin rugs Martel, Geoffrey, and Valansot, an assortment of fi gure d L uxem burg Glove Manufactory, bronze and black kid and broths silcravats leather leather Mayer Brothers, h an dk e rchiefs, marceline, and flounce Masson, Charles, tanned sole le ather broches, marceline, jasp . e, &c. Massemin, C. L., calf leather, adapted for boot fronts Islejean and SOUS, organzine and grenadine for lace Mattat and Sons, dressed leather, both for white and for vestinga and caps Meyer and Co., plush tan-coloured gloves liLetfredi, Armentario, organzine Maxwell and Co., socket spurs, in several stages of ;gayer and Eoglemann, parasol silks, cravats, shawls, manufacture and ve stings Mayer, I„ varni s h e d calf and enamelled coach hides No viandt and Ffleideren, cravats and handkerchiefs Minopri and Hohwiesner, varnished calf and coloured v ex , ningberger, J., ribbons japanned hide iaries\verck, D. and Co., ribbons Oberconz, H., curried leather, and for a well-tanned hide liordor!, Huber, striped and plain gros de Naples P a i l l art Brothers, calf and sheep leather ossi, G. M., trams and organzines Penny, J., a state po n y bridle Byhiner 613 d Sons, chappes and spun silks Randall and Dicks, manufactured assortment of chamois St. Tulle, Magnaperie Experimontal, conducted by MM. and gaiter leather Guerin anißobert, raw silk It anni g er, J. L., and Son, an assortment of lamb leather sauvage, R., moire siiks, armures, and taffetas Reulos, A. J., curried horse leather, adapted for boots Sehißper, Carl, black plush for hats and shoes l a dies' head-dresses Simon, H., silk plush for hats Robey, W., Sitoff Brothers, silver-gilt fringes, braidings, and wire Roig, S. an assortment of morocco leather thread, and samples of brocade Rood, G. and Co., hearth-rugs made from dyed Angora Soper, Henry, parasol silks go at skins, door mats, &c. Steiner, G., and Son, trains and organzines Roth, C. W., varnished calf leather Stieff and Harras, vestings and fancy cravats Sondermann, W., vellum and parchment of extreme Stillwell and Son, damask f or furniturewhiteness ho fa a bs n di n gb e laxertnes harness-makers hm e assortment ahkaernrsess Thevenot, Raffia, and Roux, rich reps silks, chine Southeyloatb Stewart, e W., a leather, and Co forcosaect . s hawls, and China silks fthibert and Adam, black silk plush for hats T TT3 a b, i zi 1 e l et, t i ci e , : V w.g e . ~. boot ps a ep n re u d e ki shoe asn leather i esu fa T ' fronts oture in false h h o mas Brothers, flounces of various s hades n 'Tr occon, A., silk shawls and silks fo r cravats • Val,-insot, M., terry velvets, and plus her, for bonnets Vignaux, J. L., varnished calf leather for boots hai r Yana er, J., and Son, parasol silks Von dor Murhl Brothers, glaco gros do Naples shoes Washington and Davis, plain and figured plashes for Winsor and Son, an assortment of dyed sheep-skin rugs, skins for cavalry saddles, and several manufactured castings Wirz and Co., satinet and black gros de Naples articles Wilson and Co., silk plu sh for hats Winter, W., wigs and head dresses Zalaghin , gros de Naples, glace and checked, gros-gros Wood, W. and S., an assortment of calf-skins curried moire (watered silk), and satin. ----_ and dyed in imitation of morocco leather.; JURY XIV. lIONOURABLE MENTION. JURY XVII. HONOURABLE MENTION. Bancks, Brothers, improvement in the water-mark of 2N.meye-Berte, R., waggon-coverings and heavy goods, made by power looms B e ck and Sons, Co., and drills Bell, T . and Co., cambric handkerchiefs Bernard' and Co., hot-water steeped flax Beveridge, E., waggon coverings and heavy goods, made by power looms Burbach Brothers, hemp water-pipes, without seams .Bruzghin, A., canvas Canter, Joseph, ducks, drabbets, Cs.rter Brothers, ducks, drabbets, &c. Canhagena, Royal Arsenal at, cordage Corry; Bain, and Co., damask, also a design for a table -cloth Coulson, W., damask cloth Daudre, A., damasks D er oubaix,H , drills and other articles D o bbelaore-ilulin, sheetings, hand-spun, and imitation paper Banks, Sons, and Co., (Class I.), black-lead pencils Barker, J., specimens of type•metal casts from wooden matrices, applicable to calico and other printing Barbat, letter-press and lithographic printing Batten, D., specimens of bookbinding Battagia, G., specimens of typography, with simple and convenient binding Bemand, IL, specimens of white and coloured parch- Zment Berge, Brothers, cigar oases, leather purses, &c. Berger, C. 11., variety of wafers, in paper and gelatine Bondon, L., specimens of enamelled paper Bradley, 8., and Co., .book-cloth binding and block gilding Briard, J. H., printed Bibles and Testaments Callaghan, Mr. Attorney-General, a volume printed from types cut and cast at Sydney, and printed by John Rowe Cundell and Addey, specimen of a book cover in pierced Russian Demmer, T., cambric handkerchiefs and other linen articles Dn. Brothers and Co., brown sheetings and osnaburghs Don, W. and J., and Co., brown sheetings and osnaburghs Eason, A., sailcloth and sacking Edinburgh Rope and Sailcloth Company, canvas Elmendorf, E. F., middle-sized yarns Feria Wenzel, lawns Fletcher, H. T., ducks, drabhets, &c. GAiley, D. (Class IV.), cold-water steeped flax Ghent Linen Company, assortment of the heavier tow metal _ De Serlry, C. G,, 'variety of tinted paper Dufour, L., specimens of gold, silver, and other fancy papers Dopter, J. V. M., specimens of lace and other fancy papers Enschede and Sons, printing types and stereotype plates Farina, A., small punches and types Flechey, J. 8., cigarette and other papers, manufactured from the leaves of the dwarf palm tree Freund, E. A., variety of enamelled cardboards and yE41;16 Godard and Bontemps, fico cambrics GoAna, L. J., cordage Guynet and Becqur, fine cambrics nax.worth and Carnley, ducks, drabbets, Haae.-sle, Parkinson, and Co., ducks, drabbeta, &a. Holloway, T. J. cordage Hunt, W. and Son, damasks Jackson and Matthewinan, ducks, drabbets, &c. Ilett, A., cord Igo Kiriten, C., linens Kronig, F. W., and Sons, linens Lanriernau, Linen Joint Stock Company of, canvas mado paper Gossett, H., superior ruling of account books Gauthier, jun., superior brass letters for the use of bookbinders Gillot, —, a now method of etching plates for surface printing Glenison and Vangenechten, cardboards, and marbled rmd suffice-colonred papas Graf, H., block gilding on the covers of a large folio altar Bible Grungoir, J. M., locks for pocket-books Gruel, Madame, bookbinding Gucsnu, —, numerous specimens of ornamental paper fro:n hemp Loadhetier, J., and Co.. low-priced checked and striped lkens I . ...rgrarid, D., fine cambric handkerchiefs Lip eke and "fabler, damasks Msloolna, J., bleached lawns and handkerchiefs Meogden, Michael Von, damasks Moore. W. F , canvas Pigott and Newton, ducks, drabbets, &c. Benny. Sons and Co., canvas Richardson, J. and T., and Co., Springfield, ducks, drab ber 86c. Richardson and Co., Lisburn, excellency of bleach in fine linens Steernan, C. and 11., damasks Siegi, J. and C., bleached creas Schuize, D., middle-sized yarns St. Bernard, Antwerp, the House of Correction at, dow las, imitation Russia sheeting, ducks, &c. Titl'ey, Tatham, and Walker, excellence in the colour of thy; limn threads Van Ackere, J. C., hand-spun linen yarn, double-thread in warp Vanden Hoogen, T., cordage Vander Voort, damasks Walqin and Co., sheetings and huckabacks Warden, A. J., jute carpeting Wessel, F. W., linens Nirbyone, Canton cloths and handkerchiefs of China green Withird, W., CIIIVSISIS Wilma, J., an assortment of linens, huckabacks, and Rus *Ls ..neetings. and stationary Haas and Co., pocket•books, porto.monnaies, and other loather goods Haenle, L., burnished gold and other ornamental papers Hanel, E., varioul matrices, types, and printing Heyl, J. F., and Co., superior transparent wafers Hider, Elialbeth, fancy iloral ornaments, as applied to valentines Hirsficheld, J. 8., coloured surface printing Hulot, A., impressions from relievo engraved plates, &o. Jamar, A., specimens of illustrated books and woodcuts King, T. and J. H., new type music Knight and Hawes, stereotyping Koch, C. A., writing and plate paper Kuhn, C. and Sons, porttolios, pocket-books, albums, and porte monnaies, and also ruling of account-books Lebrun, L. J., bookbinding Leisegang, W., block gilding on velvet Leighton and Son, bookbinding Liepmann, J., an ingenious mode of producing several impressions from a mass of colour, in which the various gradation of tint are an inch and more in thickness, and which, on being moistened with oil, and subjected to pressure, yields a copy of the subject represented Macomie, and Co., specimens of binding M'Adams, J. and W., ruled account•books, and circular ruling Manchin and Moral, novelty in the application of bitu men to the purpose of stereotyping Martin, J., new mode of sizing paper by which it is JURY XV. lIONO (MABEE MENTION. Aked, T., and Sons, pantaloon cloths BacLoven and Vollschwitz, silk, cotton, plush I3arsoßa, J., pantaloons Bennett and Co., Utrecht velvet Bonte, 1., pantaloon stuffs Beefily, Michael, Lowraz, and Co., shawls Bull and Wilson, waistcoatings Chembellan, G., and Co., a collection of shawls Chinard, Charles, a collection of shawls Depouilly Brother, Boivaux • barege shawls Fry, W., and Co., various furnitures and dress pieces Gilson and 8.-..sasut, specimens of pantaloon stuffs Godefroy, L., specimens of printed shawls Haley, John, and Son, flinuel shawls Hauciaaus and Son, collection of tartans Haydtcr, Sebastian, shawls, &c. y, E., and Sons (Class XL), embroidered merinos Hess, G., vest ings 'Johns, William, and Brothers, clan tartans i:G JaE:3Oll and Banks, collection of shawls Lawson, J., and Co., printing f and designs Lehman, D. J., specimensO plash and woollen velvets Levin, 11., and Sons, vestings , a design g of their own composition, of Lewis and Allenby peculiar Indian style m ax , Meyer, and Co., silk and cotton plush O o denhoff and Hartung, h arness shawls and tartans Pterdm,enges Brothers, light cloth, m eslled cassattes Reynolds, W., poplins for furniture Reinhold, W., long and square shawls Re piquet and Silvent, vestings Rise, Joseph, shawls R ox burgh, John and Andrew , specimen of woven sh aw l s Ruratclun and Menke!, vestings Sabin, Rebeyre, cravats, scarfs, and shawls Schofield, J., pantaloon cloth, vestings in wool, silk, an d cotton and herseymeres Shulte, J. If., valentias and cashmere designs Sieth.rt, F. embroideries Trendel and Sons, light pantaloon stuffs of cotton and wool ep 8.,N hand Co„ramattas, or bombazines 9U4 ew, O., r Son, collection of clan tartaus. rendered waterproof Marion, A., fancy ornamental and plain paper and sta• stioncry Meillet and Piehot, postage and other stamps Meyer, E., specim-ns of printed designs in 50 colours, from surface blocki, in imitation of Berlin patterns for needle work Miller and Richard, type founding Morell H. (Class IV.), wax and wafers Neraudeau, J. A., ledger binding Obry, Bernard, and Co., black and other papers Piette, L., various papers Pinches and Co., specimens of stamping in relief on envelopes and writin g paper Piques, —, pasteboar Rehbacb, J. J., black-lead pencils Reichhold, G., fancy leather gods, porte-monnaies, &o, Regeer, H. J., bookbinding Revillion, specimen of printing, and Greek, Oriental, and other types Royaton and Brown, ledgers and account books Simier, J., bookbinding Schull, L., white and tinted papers Sibell and Mott, specimens of account books Starke and Co., specimens of ornamental printing Starr, C., binding works for the blind, with thickened margins, to prevent the embossing from being pressed out Turnbull, J. L. and J., drawing boards Vanderdorpel and Son, various fancy stationery Vincent and Tisserant, sealing wax, wafers, and writing ink ~.. •.; ; Walker, E. and Co., a Bible elaborately bound and ornamented, with a recess for a family register inside the cover Weber, d , Waterlow and Son s , s p ec i mens o f goo d account books J. 8., sp ec i mens o f mar bl e d papers Wo introduction the 1.513° "' 'I" 0 improvements m i in c l l o e t d h g e b r ands woiti; L. and e s ti n n binding, b y roti (Class I.), crayons and pencils scnisIIOtNOUPWIL7 MENTION. embr , ui li a read edgings Adams and It. Y., oil-cloth JURY XIX. Audiat, F., embroidered with gold Barnes, ecsanabric handkerchief B B u _s e n h b l o o f r e7 E L:. L ar ., Bisiaux, painted oil cloth s embroidered of e r England, d Brown, Hugh, trimmings muslin.flounce anti Brown, J. R. and W. (Class xiv. ) Brown, M'Laren, and Co., velv3t carpets robe Bouason de Tlieghere , imitation of Spanish . point lace Capper and Waters (Class XX,), court suit in needlework Cardwell, C. and T., pillow lace Clarke, Jane, lace Ihbaret, Tamps, silk buttons Dartevelle and Mounoury, imitation Brussels scarf Danfrais, B. and Co., Scotch carpets Delcambre, A., goid - colour lice , point lace, and scarf Duchel and Son, moquette carpet East India Company, embroidery on muslin and net Ellis, Sophie A., specimens of tatting in collars, &c. F e rdinand, Sisters, black lace slum, dress, jacket, _._ John, killart, Ctrs . G M.,• moleskin table covers . Gin, v v. L . G.. curiously embroidered shirt Guillemot 11 Grunthal lloniton lac© _erorthers, coach and livery laces Baas and t ' on lin patterns for needlework Harriso n , T . ' i = "quette carpet Ltartree, E. canvas , a tar-cloth and . and G., table-cloth and veils cushions of Genoa velvet embroidered on 811 k Hammer, 8., new style of needlework JURY X VI. Adlnss, 15,e saddle 11, a port r i )ualat,E iffENTION. aceAßElhntt'oolird,,EW.:.3l specimens of whips Biuntan de Bare, A , harness hid Bell, C. a lady's saddlenanned --gtsharness Boldner, S.. a fur hearth nrclusgi,n representing the royal arms of Eni,,,land Booth. J. P., various a rticless of ladies ' dr ess, made from Turkey clown and f,ather Bouchet, C., specimens of the new crochet wor k in wig making, on ski n and on net Boleath er utehire, Mortimer, an d C o., collection of tanned sole 13,,,i.igne, P., kid and lamb skin leather, dre sse d f or gloves Browne, F., head-dress of ornamental hair Bucknall, George, tanned hippopotamus hides Budin, R. A. curried horse hid es J Busehmann, J. W., manufactured sole leather Base, N., curred calf leather Bywater, V. M., ;i;..iraes's and improved Russian cavalry bridles Caries, lf. R., wigs and head-dresses Cau s se, 1). A., perukes and head-dresses Cow.zn, L., a b e t of kicotoli cart harness, of pal"ont leather LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING-, OCTOBER 18, 1851. Henderson and Co., damask Venetian carpet H6rbert, Thomas and Cu., imitation blonds, laces, &c. Holdregger, C., embroidered curtain Hooper, G-., imitation lace scarf, lappets, and bertha Humphries, Thomas, seven-frame velvet pile carpet Irish Woi.k Society, knitted, netted, and crochet lace Jackson, C., applique embroidery Jancowski.. W., small picture embroidered in tent-stiteh Rightley, J., pillow-lace Kingsbury, Eouis, basket of flowers, &o. Krickl, E., arms of England embroidered in gold, silver, and silk . Ladies' Carpet Needlework, the design by Mr. Pap- worth Ladies' Industrial Society, Dublin, infants' lace robes Laroque Sons, Brothers, and Jaquernat, Aubusson carpets Laugher and Cosens, Iloniton hair shawl Laurent, J. 8., silk buttons and trimmings Lawrence, A. and A., and Co., carpet Leona and Co. Lehmann., M., painted moleskin table-covers Martin, C. A., silk buttons, fringes, &c. Moo, Cornelia, banner screen and flags of all nations Mercier, purses, Greek caps, and reticules Morton and Sons, Brussels carpet Neie, F. W., Berlin pattern for needlework Newton, Jones, and Willis, church carpets and hang ings, and episcopal robes Onion, E., fringe, tassels, and ornaments Parey, C. F. W., needlework carpet Purcell, Frances, embroidered table-cover Puzin, —, lace and trimmings for carriages Robertson and Sons, cambric table•cover, collars, and other embroidery Roy, C. F., Brussels flounce Russia, number of articles in leather, embroidered with gold Sardinia, thick coarse carpeting Saris and Rengos, embroidery in gold Scleuss, 11., embroidery St. Joseph, Establishment of, Flanders guipure lace flounce, sleeves, and trimming lace Schnoor and Steinhaeuser, table-cover Schubert, Mrs., table-cover worked on not lace Seguin, Joseph, black diamond open ground lace in half Shawl mantle, and laces Sim, C. J., two pair of pillow lace lappets Sialcox, G. P., Brussels carpet Smith and Baber, oilcloth Sommerfield, 8., needlework Standring, J. and Brother (Class XXIX), braids, laces, plaited lines, and fringes fur dresses Tanner, 8., muslin Tessada, F., cambric handkerchiefs Todt., A., Berlin patterns for needlework Taissant, scarf Tunis, variety of rich and costly articles Turkey, variety of purses, bags, slippers, fringes, and trimmings in gold Turton, Samuel, design for lace curtain Vonwiller, Ulric de Gasp, variety of low-priced articles Westhead and Co. (Class XXIX:), tapes Woodward, B. Higgins, five-frame Brussels carpet Zeisig, H., upholstery and coach trimmings. JURY XX. HONOURAI3LE MENTION. Adams. W. H.F. cloth made up into coats Adolpbi C. F. W ., ladies' boots and shoes Allen and Son (Class XVI.), stout made boots Bally and Co., display of good braces Barbeau, J., deer skin boots Baton, W., and Son, hats made of hares's far Bearn and Jeffs (Class XVI.)," slabbery" in boots Beckett, George (Class XVI.), well made boots and shoes Berger, Madame, variety of stays Biddle, John, Saxony wool goods, spun silk, and bearer and hares' fur, wrought up Braund, J., cap with talc peak Brediff Brothers, strong shoes Breed, N. A., and Co., children's shoes Bridard, 1., strong boots and shoes Briquet and Perrier, braces Bukudgy, the girl (Constantinople), slippers Carabet's wife (ditto), slippers Clark, 8., ladies' boots " clumped" with wood Corab, 8., and Sons. contributions of hosiery Cowling, J. (Class XVI.), shooting boots Creak, James (Class XVI.), stout boots Culbois, varnished skins, and boots made therefrom Depierre Brothers, embroidered straw bonnets Doe, W. (Class XVI.), navigator's boots Dorr and Reinhardt, boots East India Company, Honourable, collection Farrange, Miss, knitted stockings Fevrier, —, boots for exportation Friedl, L., boots and shoes for ladies Froment-Clolus, boots and shoes and wooden shoes Garner, D. (Class XVI.), lasts Gordon, E. (Class XVI.), screwed clamps solid boots Hadden, A., and Sons, specimens of dyed wools Harris and Tomkins, smock frocks Hayem, cravats Helix, J., ladies' boots and shoes Holmes, J., and Co., shawl cloak Hudson, James, various kinds of hosiery Hubert, C. (Class XVI.), boots and shoes Heat, Widow, elastic braces Istche, The Girl (Constantinople), slippers Jacob and Dupuis, boots and shoes for ladies of the higher classes Jeffers, W. IL, collection of boots and shoes (prize medal to the workman) Kearso, T., novel plan of inserting India rubber in articles of dress Lart, John, and Son, hosiery of peculiar fit Langder, J., hoots and shoes Lnklie, clogs and goloshes Lennens, Nathaniel, Gloss braces and gimp dress Longdon. R., and Sons, and Thomas Smith, elastic welt in boots and shoes Lyons, J., military caps Melton, 11., lady's riding hat Milward, James, and Son, bonnets made of cotton braid. Miller, jun., light boots Musson, R. and J., plaited gloves and silk gloves Norman, Samuel Willis, lady's cork-soled boots Peal, Nathaniel (Class XVI.), fishing or hunting boots Pearson, J. child's bonnet and feathers Piper, T. F., hyzenic child's corset Pope and Plante, surgical elastic sock and belt Rsbourdin, braces Rapp, C. F.,tasteful-looking goods. Richards, ohn, jun., the make of silk hose No. 1,000 (exhibited by J. and R. Morley) Robert, A. (Clans XVI.), excellence of workmanship in boots Sayce, J., and Co. (Class XII. and XV.), light piuma coat Scott, P., fine breasted shirts and collars Scott, S. T. (Class XVI.), last to elongate model of foot Schumacher, J., and Son, well made boots and shoes Shaw, John, application of Jacquard to stocking frame Smith, J. E. shirt without seams or gath e r s Smith, Mrs:Charlotte, corset Society of Needlowomen, shirts of good shape Soules, Hypolite, Mdme,, corsets Solomon, Mrs., embroidered ball dress Stewart, Jane, elegant knitting Terzy's wife (Constantinople), slippers Toltshkolneshui, V. (Novogorod), curiously made felt shoes Tunic, Exhibitor from, slippers Tunis, Exhibitor from, Fez caps and shawls Tunis, Exhibitor from, silk wrought as a separate article Tunis, Exhibitor from, dresses ia cotton and silk Vanderoost, M., boots Valtat and Rouille, good shirts Viault-Este, J. J. J. 13., case of ladies' shoes Vincent, Richard, clothes made of sheepskins, in imi tation of cloth Walker and Babb, portable alpaca coat Wheeler and Ablett, shirt elaborately embroidered Wheeler, T., and Co., application of stocking-frame to weaving shawls WilshiFn, S. B. (Class XVI.), method of fastening skates to boots JURY XXI. lIONOURABLE MENTION. Addis, S. J., carving tools Alcan and Locate Hi. files Algor, J. (Class XXII.), shoe knives Allen, A. B. and Co., tools Atkin and Son (Class XXII.), joiners' tools Atkinson and Marriott (Class XXII.), files Baker, William, awl blades Burkhardt, James, razors Barker, R., butchers' steels Beach, W., cutlery Bell, J. (Class XXII.), silver knives Biggin and Sons (Class XXII.), saws Bloomer and Phillips (Class XXII.), joiners' tools Bradford, R. and W., cutlery Bradford, Samuel, cutlery Briggs, S. (Class XXII.), awl-blades Brookes, J. (Class XXII.), dressing-case instruments Brown and Sons (Class XXIL) joiners' tools Bubenitick, J., cutlery Carr, J., and Riley (Class XXII.), saws and tiles Clayton, George (Class XXIL), table cutlery Coppel, A., pen and pocket knives Cousins and Sons (Class XXII.), scissors Cutler John (Class XXII.), edge tools and shears Deakin, George (Class XXII.) scissors (horse) Deakin, G. and Co. (Class XXII.), table cutlery Ellin, T., and Co. (Class XXII.), table cutlery Elliott, J. (Class XXII.), razors Ellis, J. (Class XXII.), outlery Fischer, G., files Fisher and Bramhall (Class XXII.), files Flather, B. (Class XXII.), joiners' tools Garfit and Son (Class XXII.), scythes and reaping. hooks Gorresheim and Ned, cutlery Gilbert Brothers (Class XXII.), razors Kirkau, scissors Knight and Sons, turning tools Krumbholz and Trinks, cutlery Ladd, C. I'., axes Lance, E., cutlery Leavitt, G., axes lochh er , M., files Lecoultr e , J., razors Leon, A. (Class XXII.), b ow i e kn i ves Levy, u., Linly, G . A. P. pearl-h an dl e carvers Mar e ples, Pb. (Class XXII.), sh eep shears (Class XXIL), joiners ' tools Marsh Brothers (Class XXII.), cutlery and edge-tools h m l o a n th n i o es y e e n r: J T o . s A e e x c x ut i e i r o y , Ph ri P la e n te e r, tabl table cutlery M'Pherfoa, braces and cutlery Naylor, J. W., files (various) Newbould and Baildon (Class Nicholson, W. (Class XXII.), cutlery Ma* Brothers, scythes rammer, S., scythes Parkin and Marshall (Class XXIL), table cutler? Peade, Henry (Class XXII.), files Pea, J,, ficyches Pickardt, J., files Polycarpo, A., garden knives Ritter, W., augurs, &c. Bossier, J., cutlery Sanders, G., razor strop Schwartze, J. D., cutlery Scott and Glassford, axes Sellers, J. (Class XXII.), cutlery Shaw, Samuel, axes Slagg, H. W. (Class XXII.), sickles Sophia, Turkey, Province of, scissors Stewart and Co., razor guard Salle A., razors, &c. Stuckhart, J., cutlery Tabourdeau, P., cutlery Taborin, P. F., files Talker ' Henry (Class XXII.), saws Taylor Brothers (Class XXII.), saws Thomas, C., cutlery Wallace, A., planes Warburton and Co. (Class XXII.), augers Weiss, J., and Sons, tools Winks, 8., and Sons (Class XXII.), razors Wood, J.. razors Yburru, J., files Zeitlinger, J. A., scythes JURY XXIL HONOURABLE MENTION. Actien, Verein, enamelled stone ware Aldridge, J. M., door pivots Allday, W., bellows Archer, J. W. (main avenue), monumental brass Arrer, J., pearl buttons Aston, J., silk buttons Bamber and Son, mortice night bolt Baum, E., stove, as a man in armour Beitl, F., two iron cash boxes Biddell, G. A., gas burner, self-regulating Biddle, J., letter clips, &c. Bigford, IL, lock Bird, A., hydrostatic syphon Black, 8., ornamental carriage illuminator Bleckman, J. E., tools, locks, &c. Boche, M., powder flasks, &c. Boeringer and Co., door security bolt Botten, C., protector gas meter, for preventing fire damp Boulonnois, various bronzes J Bradneok, J. R., knocker and letter plate for door Braunschweig, F. A., tools Bray, C., cooking utensils, Sze. Burton, W. S., ornamental fenders Carle, A. T., specimens of brass founding Caron, J. H., samples of buttons, plated Carrier, Rouge, bronze chandeliers, &a. Caroms, —, machine for preserving meat Charles and Co., machine of galvanised iron for washing Chauvin, G., purse trimmings Cheney, G.11. ' stoves, &c. Chopping and Maund, concave horse-shoe Christian, T., hardware Cochrane, A., (Class VII.), lock and ventilator Collier, Son, and Snowden, coffee-roasting apparatus Collinge, C., and Co., patent door-hinge Cook, Wm., improved horse-show for general use Cooksey, H. R., coffin furniture Crook, F., (Class X.X.X.), wroughtiron water lily Cudrue, F., window-rod fasteners Cugnot, A., locksmith's work and ironmongery Culverwell, W., portable vapour bath Daniel, E., jun., ornamental steel purse Debaufer, Il e concentrating gas lamp, for the exterior illumination of shop windows Dc la Cour, L. F., bronze and cast-iron articles, &o, Domidoff, Messrs., Malachite vases Dervaux-Lefebre, chains, bolts, &o. Doydier, Mad., zinc dormer windows, &o. Ducal, S. J., iron castings of statues, animals, Ste. Dultgen, G., pad and portfolio locks Du Pre, W. H., wind guard, &c. Duval and Paris, bronze lamps, &c. Ebberstaller and Schindler (Class XXI.), iron and steel wire, &e. Edwards, D. 0., atmopyre hoods and gas stoves Edwards, E., inkstands, glass screws, &o. Eichelberg, H. D. and eo., window curtain in frame of brass Ellis, W., kitchen range and bath apparatus Ernst, P., nails, assorted Farrow, C., machines for wine and other liquors Fauconier Delire (widow), wrought nails Faulding, J., portable vapour bath by spirit lamp Faye, P. G., bronze clocks, &c. Fetu, J., bronze chandeliers, &c. Fischer, 8., articles in malleable cast-iron Fisher, J. N., cash-box Fogarthy, J., horse-shoes Fondet, sen., warming apparatus Fox, T. H., bird cages Fumet, C. F., apparatus for artificial ice Gaertner, parrot cage, German - silver Gaillard, Son, wire gauze, &oe Gidney, J. W., wire fencing Gillot, F., clocks, &c. Glenton and Chapman, polished register stove Gob, J., wrought iron strong box Gorton, G., stove grate and fender Gould, —, monumental brass, inlaid steel figures Grabner, F., Jews' harps Grangoir, J. F., locks, &o. Grant, D., gas stoves G reef and Son, samples of buttons Guinier, T., water-closets, and cocks Guy, S., horse-shoes Haldane and Rae, water-closets, Soo. Halo, T., and Co., bells, kettles, &c. Hampden, J., and Co., enamelled zinc Hands, J., brasswork cornices, &o. Harrison, W., enamelled frying-pans Hedlund, J., padlock Hickman and Clive, coffin furniture Bill, E. and Co., patented bedstead, with iron pil lars, &c. Hill, J., stamped brass ornaments Hilman, J., improved horseshoes Holgate, J., signal lamps Holliday, P.., gas lamps Holmes, Captain, improved horseshoes Hosteres, G., samples of buttons (plated) !Molter, F. (Class XXI.), iron and steel wire Huet, J., purse trimmings, &c. Huth, Fried, and Co., vices, ko. Huxhams and Brown, stoves Huxley and Heriot, gas stoves, hydraulic ditto, &es Jackson, W., tools for tin and copper ware Jaudin, A., tinfoil and coloured spangles Jones, G., improved horse shoes for frosty weather King, S., stove grates (ventilating principle) Kolesch, H., iron safe Ladd, C. P., balance scale Lang, L., wire gauze, &o. Leadbeater, J., fire-proof safes Leale and Albrect (Class XXIX.), cake moulds and temple Lehmann ' A. F., iron crucifix, &c. Lemaire, A., brass curtain ornaments Lewis, G., lock on circular levers Longfield, W., ornamental iron safe Luce, P., mantelpiece ornamented with a mirror Lurasco Brothers, bronze statues, &o. Macquinay Brothers, wrought nails Macho'', —, patent portable steamer bath Malin and Sons, brass-work, cornices, &o. Manly, J., juo., ornamental nails SocitS e de Marcinelle et Couillet, samples of nails, Esc. Martin, 0., and Very, Brothers, cast iron ornamental work Metzner, W., pearl buttons Miles, W., horseshoes (various) Mitterberger, J., shoetips and heels Moreton and Langley, lock and general hardware Morisot, N. J., bronzes, &e. Morrell, A., needles Morton, J., fenders and cast iron table Moss, P„ copper vapour bath by spirit lamp Muller, ornamental castings in bronze Murray, W., tubular filter 4 Neal and Tonks, buttons Nettleton and Son, Gothic church ventilating stove Neuberger, lamps, &c. Nixey, W. G., patent till Onions, J. C., bellows Osmond, G., sash fastenings, &c. Perry, J., copying press Paul, Fraires, braziers Pettithomme, L. A., system for suspension for bells Piggott and Co., buttons—naval buttons Pleischl, A.,sheetiron saucepans in iron metallic enamel Plomley, ~ model of an improved horseshoe Pond and Co., cooking stoves Pope and son, double-action rarifying stoves Prideau, J. S., grate, feeding at bottom—draining machine Pyrke and Sons, bronze urns, So. Rebut, C., door fastenings Regniacd, J., copper cake moulds Rettie and Sons, signal lamps Rexer, C., brass and steel wire and gauze Rice, W., wire fencing Richter, J. M. S., brass parrot cage Ritael (widow), L., metallic buttons Robin, L., bronze cups, &c. Roper, J., transparent gas meter Ryan, J., transparent gas motor Schell, C., iron and steel wire Schmidt, P. L., iron and brass wares Schwarz, C., jews'-harps Schwarz, F., jun., jaws'-harps Schwarz, F., sen., jaws'-harps Schwarz, J., jews'-harps Searle, C., M.D., tubulated solid briokheating stove Seebase, A. R., cast-iron avd steel ornaments Serionne, De Lion, and Co., buttons, &O. Shears and Son, patent dry gas meter Sherwin, J., economic range, hot closet and bath Sieron, L., nails, termed " clous de Paris" Sirot, P., sen., copper and steel pegs fur shoes Skeltons, S. and R., shovels and spades Smiths and Co., carriage, rail, &0., lamps Souter, W., copper bronzed urns Sparkes, J., eash-box for railways Squire, R., signal lamps Stevens, IL and R., horseshoes and plates StokesJ. C., water-closet, brass taps, &O. Tuchy, A., and Co., needles for blind people Taillefer, A., and Co., galvanised needles and pins Taylor, S., ornamental bellows. Thun, Count Von, steel and iron for nails True, lamps, &o. Turk (widow), P. C., metal buttons Turner, I—, Post-office window double-action fastenings V UT Qi g gn e gb r e' t, r Gg A . . a , alind d nails S W.° assorted hintaz iv ear but scr e ws t o ns and wire Vander, Camer, J. A., zinc vessels Voizot, E., steel for jewellery Wallace and Son, cooking apparatus Warriner, G., gas cooking-stove Wescher Brothers, and Strassmann, buttons, tse, Whitley, J., wrought iron hinges White, George, ventilatar and guard Whitehead, koreeolaoca Winkelmann, J. electro types Wiss, R., self-acting water-closet Wolverson, E., lock Woodin, D., horseshoes (various) Woods, W., hooks and eyes—chains Woolridge, J., brass fittings, &c. Wulff, two brass tea urns, executed by hand, Young, W., vests lamps Zimmermann, E. G., iron and zinc wars. JURY XXIII. HONOURABLE MENTION. Adams, G. W., Tudor pattern silver Allen, F. (Class XXII.), vases Angell, G., vases Attenborougb, R., tea service, &s. Baird, W., ram's head Bautto, J. F., and Co., gold paper press Bergm ann, W., rich crystals Biden, J. and F., seals, &c. Bo!nu, Louis, meerschaum pipes Buss, H., arms of all nations in enamel Cartwright anh Hirons, table silver Collis, G. R., plateau of silver Cornillon, J. H., toilet bottles Cricien, E., Allagree Detouche and Houdin, clock, style of Louis XVI. Faison, S„ fillagree Franca, A. de, silver ornaments and Allegro° Goldschmit, M., jun., gold and enamel ornaments Goodwin, C., j isper cup Grohmann, 11. necklaces, brooches, &c. Henrys and Co., imitation of diamonds Hoffman, G. 1., amber necklaces Houllier, 8., pistols, &c. Jantzm, G. E., necklaces and brooches Junger, Jacob (widow), samples of enamels Kirstein, F., stags, in silver Lister and Sons, coffee and teapots, &o. Maillot, E. ornaments for bottles Mamode, B. G., amethysts, &c., in fillagree Marshall and Sons, chatelain and bracelets, &e. Martin, Baskett, and Martin, gold chatelain, Ace. Matthews, E., Royal arms, engraved on metals Mayer, J., brooch. necklace, &e. &Gregor, M., ram's head Mott, W., gold and silver pencil-cases Nash, E., snuff•boxes Patton, J., engraved gold ornaments Phillips Brothers, silver statuettes Portelli, A., fillagree Piohard, A. F., false stones, &c. Reid and sons, candelabra, &c. Bettie and Sons, bracelets, in granite Rouvenat, L., sword mountings Schreger, 8., oxydised silver and jewellery Seymour, E. and J., portraits, in enamel Smith, Nicholson, and Co., silver flower-holders Waterhous, G. and S., Irish brooches Weber, Carl., pebbles Wertheimer, S. (Class XXVI.), inkstand Wieldowson and Voale, rings, &o.; Wilkinson, 11., and Co., decorations for table. JURY XXV. HONOURABLE MENTION. Alluard, sen., porcelain Arnoldi, C. E. F., porcelain Avisseeu, C., Palissy ware Bell, J., and Co., earthenware Challinor, E., earthenware Chamberlain and Co., porcelaia Constantinople, porcelain Edwards, J., and Sons, vase Fischer, C., porcelain Gorsas and Perier, porcelain Grainger, G., and Co., porcelain Haidinger, Brothers, porcelain Honore, E., porcelain Kennedy, W. S., porcelain letters Keys and Mountford, semi-Parian Lee, J., letters Marsh, James, designs of bust and vase Mattschass, J. G. H. (Widow), and Son, earthenware Nast, H. J., porcelain Petit, Jacob, porcelain Pratt, F. and R. and Co., earthenware Sharp, Brothers, and Co., Derbyshire ware Southorn, W., and Co., tobacco pipes Tielsch, Carl, and Co., porcelain Wingender, Brothers, tobacco pipes Wood, G., garden pots Ziegler, Pellis, terracotta. JURY XXVL HONOURABLE MENTION. Arthur, T., decoration Bach Peres, transparent painted blinds Balny, jun., J. P., chairs by mechanical process Banting, W. and T., collection of furniture Becker and Kronick, japanned screen Caldecott, Messrs., sideboard Claudo, J., inlaid table Clay and Co., articles in papier macho Cordonnier and Co., bookcase Deruelle-Delevoye, Francois, circular mechanical buffet Descartes, J., mechanical sofa Davis, E., paper hangings Dulud, J. M., embossed leather hangings English, E. F., cabinet work lalcini Brothers, chair Faure, Jean Marie, chairs Florange, jun., bedsteads, &c. Fluekk, John, carved table Galli and Cotti (Bay M.), ceiling decorations Genoux, F., paper hangings Grade, L., inlaid table Halbeard and Weflings, papier macho toilet table, &o. Hanson, S. and Sons, carved mirror frame Hart, J., chair Hartmann, J. J., parquet floor Hewett and Co., collection of Chinese furniture Heywood, Higginbottem, Smith, and Co., paper hangings produced by machinery Hinchcliff and Co., paper hangings Hoffmeister, T. and Co., sideboard Hunter, W. J., R., and E., chairs Ingram, J. W. (Class XXX.), ornamental cabinet Jeanselme, A., jun. ' chairs Jimenes, M., inlaid panel Jones, A. J. (Class XXX., Fine Arts Court), bog yew furniture Kissel, J., mechanical bed Kolbe), 8., oval mirror frame Laurent, Francois, parquet floor, and frames Leake, F., and Co. (Class XXX., Fine Arts Court), em bossed loather hangings Levien, J. M., sideboard Maggiorelli Brothers, inlaid table tops Marguerie, paper hangings Menge, A. G., Gothic canopy Minter, G., invalid couch Nicol and Allen (Class XXVII.), imitation of woods Nye, E , wood mosaic table Polhuber, V., work table Potter, C. H. and E., machine-made paper-hangings Pugh, D., Indian carved furniture Ragan, W., mechanical reclining chair Raaipendahl, H. F. 0., cabinet Route, A. F., Gothic sideboard Simpson, W. 8., decorations Speich, P., carved ebony table Spelusai, buhl table Spiera and Son, articles of papier macho' Stalon, J. (Class XXX.), inkstand Taylor and Sons, cabinet furniture in cork Toms and Luscombe, buhl pedestals Tunis, The Boy of, gates Turner, 11. N. and Co., paperbangings Vivet, E. T., wax painted cloths Watson, G., inlaid work Wettli, M. L., carved table Wirth, T. F., writing table Woollams, Jno. and Co., paper-hangings Woollams, W. and Co., paper-hangings Wynne and Lumsden, carved oak chimneypieee JURY XXVII. • HONOURABLE MENTION Agombart, P., hydraulic cement Ambrose, J., chimneys and bricks Arnoldi, C. E., and F., crucibles, water-pipes, &0., of clay Benzoni, G., marble mantelpiece Betts, E. L., terracotta vase Bonnet, jun., crucibles Bovey, J., chimneypiece and font in marble Boyd, J., marble from Maria Island Bright, S., vases in black marble Brine Brothers, and T. Sharp (main avenue, west), mar ble chimney piece Brown, Robert, Groat Russell-street, monument i>t Caen stona Brown, Rusby, and Booth (outside, west), paving in Yorkshire flags Burnett, N. (Class I.), terracotta vase eaffort, J., collection of manufactured marbles from Languedoc Champernowne, H. (Class I.), columns and table of De vonshire marble Cherici, G., and Sons, a vase of alabaster Colin, J, R., polished marbles Coate, F., crucibles Christofoli, A., paving blocks DebaY, A., artificial stones De Boissimon, C., fire bricks Delabole Slate Company (Old) by J. Carter (out s id e, west), slate cistern Dench, E. (outside, west), new construction of roof for a greenhouse Desmanet de Biesme, Vicount C., marble plats' ter Dimech, F., stone carvings Duchesne, cement Dafour, J. 8., asphalt° pavement Egyptian Government, table tops of Oriental alabaster Enniskillen, Earl of (Class I.), draining tiles Figueiredo, J. J. de, marble slabs Forton, Duponceau, and Co., slate billiard table Fox, J. F., glass, and terracotta tiles Purse, T. W. (outside, west), waterproof artificial stone Garnaud, Junior, ornaments of white terracotta Gine, Junior, chimneypieco in porcelain Gotti, 8., vase Grangemouth Coal Company, terracotta Greek Government, specimens of puzzolano Grissell, T., (Class I.), carvings in magnesian limestone Guislain, C., marble slabs Haddan, J. C., rhomboidal bricks Hall, J. and T., and Tennant, J., sundry objects in marble and alabaster, and inlaid work, chiefly from Derbyshire Hammond, R. , a stone centre table Harper and Moore, fire-bricks Heiligenthal, J. J., and Co., ornaments in putty atone Holstein, J. P., terracotta mouldings Hutchison, John (Class I.), bust and pedestal in blue Peterhead granite Jones, W., bagnivola of Lapis Razuli Joostens, G., stone pinnacle Kent, A. (outside, west), new mode of glazing :green houses King, T. (Class I.), ornamental carving in atone Lambert, A, C., swo VOW of Ccluingato ramble Lariviere, C., Angers slate Lovelace, The Esrl or, ornamental bricks Luff, J., brick chimney-shaft March, E., stoneware chemical apparatus Marchesi and Ossoli, bricks and tiles Marchin, Communal Commission of, crucibles constructed of a peculiar conglomerate Marga, E., chimney-pieces carved in white marble Maryland Soap-stone Company, articles made of soap. stone Maatrin, J. G., cement in imitation of polished steel Mitch, A., bricks Aloglia, Domenico, works in Roman mosaic) Monteagle, Lord, Irish statutory marble Montefiore, Sir M. B. (Class XXX.), two rases carved out of sand-stone Motelli, G., marble mantel-piece Nattore, Rajah of, white marble garden-seats Nobili, C., marble column Noe, 0., model of a chandelier in gypsum Pease, J. (Class I.), fire-bricks Phillips, C. (outside, west), flower-pots Ramsay, G. H., fire-bricks, gas retorts, and other works in fire clay Regny, L. and Co., hydraulic cement Rocchigiani, Antonio, works in Roman mosaic Romoli, L., inlaid table in scagliola Rowland, Isaac, slate inkstand Royal Dublin Society, pedestals of Irish marble Ruheland, Ducal Foundry, inspection at, marble tgble- tops Rufford, F. T,, fire-bricks, porcelain bath, &o. IN()la, Do, cement Salt and Mear, water vase of fine brick clay Sealy. J., Bath bricks Sim, W. (Class I.) granite pavement Sinclair, J. (outside, west), Fermi Rockhill pavement Smal-Werpin, A., fire-bricks Soler, J., carvings iu stone Spanna, J. and Co., artificial marble Staib-Wasserott, —, terracotta window Stevens, G. H. (Class X.XX.), candelabra, table-tops, &c., in glass mosaic Stuart and Smith (Class XXII.), chimneypiece Testa, S., carvings in stone Ungerer, C., porcelain water pipes Wallis, P. W. P., jasper vase Waun, Thomas Williams, garden seat of Parrot coal Wright, J., polished granite headstone Ysasi, M. de, wine jar Zaman and Co., paving stones. JURY XXVIII. HONOURABLE MENTION. Bunn, L, and Co., specimen of India rubber in the various stages of manufacture Burke, W. H. (Class IV.), India rubber manufactures Cabirol, J. M., surgical apparatus, &c., in gutty percha Church wad Chittenden, India rubber shoes Cording, J. C., waterproof capes, &c. Dow, A., brushes Fauquior, L. F., brushes Ilinde, J. G., brushes Hodges, H. E., mechanical application of India rubber Isler and Otto, straw work Misson, E. and L., Spa-wood boxes Nelson and Butters, brooms Paillette, P., brushes Pastorelli, D., brooms of Indian corn straw Warner, H., and Co., brooms. JURY XXIX. HONOURABLE MENTION. Agnilera, Mata, J., model of a bull fight Alba, S., amber cigar mouth-pieces Asprey, C., desks Aubert and Noel, Marisehino and other liqueurs Austin, G., Irish bog-yew dressing-cases Bagre, canes of ram's horn Beisiegel, P., amber for pipes, and pipe tubes Bleuze, A., toilet soaps Ross, J. A., improvement in umbrella frames Bouchet, A., toys Breteau, C., flowers in cambric Brien, C., mould tallow candles Burford, soap Busch, P. A., Cognac oil Chisholme, Emma, flowers in wax Delacretas and Fourcade, stearic acid, and stearin candles Dixon, G., composite and mould tallow candles, also soap Donneaud and Co., stearic acid, and stearic candles Ducrot and Petit, fans Dumeril, Sons, and Co., clay pipes Ede and Co., perfumery Ewart, Henrietta, flowers in wax Farina, Jean Marie (Colenge and Salters' Hall-court, London), eau de cologne Farina, Johanna Maria (Cologne), eau de cologne Farlow, C., fishing-tackle Farlow, J. K., fishing-tackle Fiolet, Louis, clay pipes Fisher, Joseph, flowers in cambric) Fisher, T. W., and Co., perfumery Florimond, flowers in cambric Frank, J. G., walking canes Gatti, A. and G., materials for flowers Giro', Juan, Castile soap Gordon, C., taxidermy Grunhut, J., jun., pipe H a l e , S., stearic and composite candles Henderson, clay pipes Hohnblad, L. P., stearic candles Jeffries, J., tennis racquets Jones, J., fishing tackle Linden and Co., aromatic vinegar Langdale, E. F., artificial essences Leon y Rico, E. De, soap made by the cold process Lipp, Von F., Dusseldorf water Lux Brothers, meerschaum and other pipes Makepiece, Eliza (Class XXX.), flowers in wan Melzer, D, toilet soap Montignac, fishing lines Mullenbach and Thewald, clay tobacco pipes Muller, C. A., and Co , toys Paroissien, A., and Co., artificial leaves Partscb, A., jun., clay pipes Pears, A. and F., transparent soap Poisat (Uncle) and Co., stearic soap Rimmet, E., perfumery Romoli, carved pipe stick Rossi and Schiapparelli, stearic candles, oleic acid soap Roth, W., jun., confectionery Roy, W. Von, cabinet of amber Russell, Vincente, artificial orange tree Said Aga, amber mouth-pieces for pipes Sapelkin, V., wax candles Schooling, H., confectionery Strudwick, T., dressing cases Tessler, C. L., amber Thollon, artificial essences Tonti, L., canes Troglen, G., confectianers' sugar ornaments Volsteedt, J. P., preserved fruit Weatherley, 11. (Class III.), confectionery Wigdor, M., umbrella and parasol s ticks Wingender Brothers, clay tobacco pipes Wooke, H., clay tobacco . p c iee s s oaps. Yardley and Statham, toil JURY XXX. HONOURABLE MENTION. Afinger, 1., Bernhard, medallions Aldridge, W. (Governme . nt Head School of De s i gn ), (Fine Arts Court), designs Ashworth, S usa n (Government Head School of Design), (Fine Arts Court), designs B aga tti-Valsecchi , Pietro, painting on glass Baxter, G.. oil colour picture printing Behaes, W. (Sculpture Court), marble statue of a startled nymph Bell, W. C., enamel painting Bigotti, L., ivory carving Bissau, H. W., Orestes, in marble, and o th er scu l ptures Bone, H. P., enamel painting on gold Bonnassieux, —, Cupid cutting off his wings (in bronze) Boyer, V. I'., and his Artist, Marlette de Chassagno, painting on china, after H. Vernet Bradley, —, (Class XXV.) painting of ducks on china Braun, C., designs in calico Carter, J. (Government Head Sohool of Design), (Fine Arts Court), designs Cassebohm, S. H., model of Heidelberg Castle Chance Brothers and Co. (Class 1:XIV.), painted church windows Cheaters, S., enamel painting on porcelain Collins, Florence:(Government Head School of Design), (Fine Arts Court), designs Cordier, C., bead of a Negro in bronze Costoli, A., marble statao of a dying gladiator Cottingbam, N . J . (main avenue, west), spandril for He reford Cathedral Cuthbert, J . S. (Government Head School of Design), (Fine Arts Court), designs Didier ! F., design for shawl Dunhill, Thomas (Class VII.), model of a metropolitan cattle market, with abattoir Duppa, B. E. (Class XXVII.), design burnt on tiles Eekelmann and Wustiah (Class XXIII.), portraits on ch ina ; her Majesty and the Prince of Wales, and Prince Albert En g e l , J., (south transept), group of amazons Freccia, P., marble statue of Psyche Gullimard, N. A., designs for stained glass Gass, S. H. and D. (Class XXIII.), silver gauntlet niello bracelet Geefs, J., plaster statue , " The Faithful Messenger" Grunthal, Berlin wool designs Hagan, Michael, goblet of ivory Hanfstangel, F. galva"graPhY Harris, J., imitation of ancient typography Hart, L. J., medals Harvey, J. K. (Class XIX.), designs for carpets Heald, Benjamin, Government School of Design, Not tingham (Class X 11...), lace des i gns Henneberg, F. E. a nd Co., pain tin g on porcelain Heyl, C. W., goblet of carved, ivory Holland and Son (Class XXIV.), stained glass, 4 4 Life of Christ " Howe, J. G. (Class XXIV.), imitation of ancient painted window glass Jaquct, Jos., Cupid disarmed (plaster) Jehotte Constant, bronze medals Ireland, Edwin, (Government Head School of Design), (Fine Arts Court), designs Kalide, T., a boy with a swan, in bronze Klingsey, C. G., ivory casket Kyd, J. (Government Head School of Design); (Fine Arts Court), designs Lautz, ivory carved vase Leeb, J., marble statue, girl carrying a nest of cupids LCEIDaIIH, J., Nuremburgh fountain, in wood Lucas, R. C., carvings in ivory Lueson, A., painted glass Marchesi, L., statue in marble—Eurydice Meynier, —, designs for shawls Miller, F. M. (main avenue, east), " The Orphans," is marble Moller, C., two groups, in bronze Naze and Co., designs for cotton prints Neneini, Professor L., marble statue of Bacohus Nigg, —, (Imperial Porcelain Manufactory , V* tem) Sewer rim and Licay komilY °UN O'Connor, M. and A. (Class XX[V.), p a inted 0 0 _ Pascal, Alichel, mocel, in marble, of a friar, prescatm§ the crucifix to two children Pfeufier, C , het Picsrd, E.,designs for woollen, cotto n, and ot printing Rawlings, J. (Government Head School of P e3ign) (Fine Arts Court), designs Rocchigiani, Antonio, mosaic, Temple of Poston Sangiogio, A., bust of the poet V. Monti Saulini, Thomas, shell cameos Slooombe, C. P. (G overnme nt Head School of Doi (Fine Arts Court), designs Solntaeff, chronao lithography Stephen, E. B. (north transept), plaster grotty stalker and dog Stuart, W. (Class VII), limestone model of ilYrn breakwater marble Sal Theed, W. (Sculpture Court), sculptures in plaster Thornycroft, T. and Mary (Sculpture Court), children in plaster Toledo, Royal Ordnance of, inlaid arms Tolstoy, Count, medals Town, A. (Government Head School of Design) ' Arts Court), designs Trwefitt, G. (Fine Arts Court), design of iron tom Turgan, Madamo, painting on porcelain o f 10 3° ' Underwood, T. (Fine Arts Court), new pro cess graphy Vechte, A. (Class VIII.), designs for silver wor k' Wagner, T., statue to marble, "Magdalen " YoI I Wailes, W. (Class XXIV.), painted glas s for Cathedral Walther, G., enamel painting on china Weekes, H. (south transept). sleeping ch ild and d* RAILWAY SHARE 111A.RI‘V. BRISTOL, Ocr. 16. . STOCK ExcHAßGE.—There was an improved feehrifoi• hibited in the share market to-day, but the aniswilortsi ness done was limited. The only transactions were—Great Western, 82 1 4—Taff Vale, 160. LIVERPOOL, Ocr. 130 itv Broca EXCHANGII.—The share market has soolovrieirov preyed this morning. This being the first daY of li d - for 06 count, a fair amount of busine has been transacte 01,0 next settlement. The sales were—Birkenhead, L„ncioesi: and Cheshire, 221. Shares, 5 3 / 4 dis.—Cbester and sa h ° i i, osa i I A —La rs 11 11 1 ). $1 ; Preference, guaranteed 5 1 ,i per cent.. 15 Yorkshire, 55 t i • • Midland, 48 -- St. Helen's Canal), 45 1 4—Ditto, New Issue, 22 3 Dover, 19. 2l'%—Sou th- Dover, MANCHESTER, Ocr. IG . • bO9l - ST ocx ExcHANGE.—There has been but a trig i ll ll ,g i feO et h . done in our share market to-day, an d prices ll,Sort 4 The transactions were as follow: Midland, 48 10 ° British, Preference (No. 2), 8 1 i dia.--6° uth-El/3 Dover, 19. BIRMINGHAM Ocr• 16. hare ef :i Srocra EXCHANGE . — The prices of radio)? 5-nortd,-, better to-day, but no business of importance lo s r e e b' r ee ° ll o' having been transacted on 'Change. Two er ws i were effected in private, but they did not -rind tbeir io o f the official list. Speculators are awaiting the res u expected reduction of railway traffic. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RE 'r - ' t e t T O , to T. d' BRISTOL AND EXETER RAILWAY. —Tray ending g ; it Passengers ... £3, 920 4 Goods ••• ••• • 1 1,140 66 0 Parcels ... 4 Mails ... ••• ••• 223 Total £5,449 id 006 LONDON AND BLACKWALL RAILWAY....AD3OIIIIt °i re for the week ending Oct. 12 : 8 -• Passengers (129, 9 92) . X 1,192 1 lu g Goods - ..• 3 ••• •• ••• ••• • 7 Total ..£ 1, , 2 2 2 i I / 1 r e ..• .•. Corresponding week last year - Tr ii 9 SHREWSBURY AND BIRMINGHA3I RAILWAY.-- ceipts for the week ending Oct. 12 : v Passengers ..• 'p i 10 1 0 ,'" Carriages, horses, and parcels • ° o Live stock ••• 246 6 ?lerchandise and minerals Total X 663 8 5 10 Corresponding period last year.. 692 • Iff s 4 MANCHESTER, BUXTON, M ATLOCK , AND A 1119 , 14 :4]; TION RAILWAY.—Return of traffic for the Oct. 12 : 61 X 93 g Passengers, tice. ... ... ••• ' 6 3 0 blerchindise ••• £162 5 7 9 8 Total ... Corresponding week last year ... 136 1 , pile , GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN (IRELOpiedja (188 miles). Return of tra ffi c for the week - ll: ,6 Passengers, parcels, &c. ...0 533 '9 11 0 1,553 Merchandise and cattle 11 Total 1 0 11 Or Corresponding week last year ... 5,110 SCOTTISH CENTRAL RAILIVAY.-,-Thao f or till' ending Oct. 12, 1851 : Passengers (9,979), parcels, horses 6 I and carriages ... 6 Goods, cattle, &c. 71u 10 Total 1,86 4 10 Corresponding week in last year... 1,730 Perth, Oct. 15, 1851. RAILWAY RETUO S a - , F. ;T I°' TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE l' , 1 0"- elf ° v,e -o•2' opened, I l NAME OF RAILWAY. ,850. ... 1A i 1851. • ...., /1,'„) 1111111911. ...--• r°' ."1 P br i , ------- X 1 , 72 Aberdeen .. •• •• ...• ••••.••• •• • •• •. b 4 ,, 6 ,4 37% Belfast and Ballymena •• •• •• •• ••• • •• 19 4 I,"' 17 Belfast and County D0wn............ 1,328 Iro 33 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 464 5,,,1 26% Bolton, Blackburn, and West York •• • • 4,952 0,,4 8 5 % Bristol and Exeter •• • 8,69 1 4 ,1 11 189% C a ledonian.... .. 94% Chester and Holyhead. •• .. • • .... •• .. s 6% Cork, Blackrock, and Passag e •• . • -- 431 I,` 4. 1 0 49 Dublin and Belfast Junction •• .. •• • • 91 6 6 ,0 53 Dublin and Drogheda •.•••••• • • • • • •• 77 1 „0 7 1 6 Dublin and Kingstown • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 377 1 16% Dundee and Arbroath 1 6 1 31 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 11S 667 0 'il 19 Dundalk and Ennlskillen.• .. •.•• •• • • 759 be'l 68 East Anglian.... • . • • • • • • •• • • .• • • •• • • •) 3,541 ileji 79 East Lancashire •• 322 Eastern Counties and Norfolk.. • • .... 0 , 6 4 ~1, , , 95 Eastei a Union .•.•• • • . .. .... . ...... . 2 •" ti S l y r 4 0. 89 1 4 Edinburgh and Glasgow .•• . . . 78 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee • . :1 '" 0 , 6 Exeter and Creditors......... . ...... -- ,17 31 4 s,i 19 Furness Railway ••••••.• • • • " • • • • 3,2 1 n 9 1 3 ' 1 ;11 171% Glasgow, and South-`Western •• •• •• 7 217 a, 4 241 Great Northern and E. L..• •••• •• • • s'll o 2'6 188 Great Southern and Western;( ' Ireland) ~.346 le 264 Great Western ••••• • • • .• •......... '.'..... 0, 1 11 25 Irish South Eastern ••••• • • • ...• •• • • 4,619 IP , 4 ' 90 Lancaster and Carlisle.... •. 14, 34 ", AO 260 Lancashire and Yorkshire.. ••••• • • •• 1, 0 9. ~if 39 Leeds and Think ••..••.••• .. . • • • 56 4 61 , "41 123 Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport.. • • 4 74,3 6 1,,'0 526 London and North Western: ........ • 927 AO 5% London and Blackwall ••• •• 12,`,4 11 1 3 10 173% London, Brighton, and South,Coast.• 1 1,36 1 ;61 244 London and South Western. •••• • • • • 14 6 y 15 Londonderry and Enniskillen •••• •• •• 137 NO 113( Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, &c. 6,0 , 4 1 167% Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 391 01 9% Manchester and South Junction• ••• • • 67 8 9l' i ol 28 Maryport and Carlisle •••••••• •• .• 23,8 5 ' ~4 496( Midland 126 Midland Great:Western (Irish) ••• • •• 719 Pop 37 3lonklands •• • ..... •••.••••• •• •• •• 2,23 3 Pof 60 Newcastle and Car1i51e........ ••.. •• 3,639, It'lo 149 North British ••..••• • • • • • .... ••• • •• 5,0 5 ' 06 1 222 North Staffordshire 47 North-Western .... ....... ....• •• •• 1,731 6,1 45 Scottish Central • • • • • ... ~ ~ ~ ....... 69914 00 32 Scottish Midland •. . . •... 293! Shrewsbury and Birmingham •• •• •• 1,7 06 00 47 Shrewsbury and Chester 30 Shropshire Union .............. •• •• 2,016 0,01 1 1 58 South Devon" • ..... . 261 South Eastern .. .. .. .•,,,,,, , , , , .. .. 89 , +V 933{, South Wales . • . 77 South York., Doncaster, and Goole •• 2,1 46 .0 4 40 Taff Vale • .........„ ~ , ........ ..• 909 01 36 Ulster... • ............... ~.. ..... • 33 0 , 25 Waterford and Limerick • • .... •••• • • 91 3 4 ,14 13 West Cornwall ...... 12 Whitehaven Junction ... ••••• • • • " 14, o t 4 '' 294 York and Newcastle, and Berwick ••• 7' , 279 York and North Midland. •• •• •• •' " ,P., v 9F FOREIGN. ,33. /, 152 Central of France .. .• . ........ .•• •• 111 ° al: 5714 Dutch Rhenish ............ •••• •• " --- ~ „41 1 ', Maria Antonia .......... • ..• •• •• • • 1,43. r'yp 63 Montereau and Troyes ...... •••••• • • 94,7 66 , 9 ,11 1 , 442% Northern of France ...... .... ..... • 09. 1•11 0 134% Orleans and Bordeaux.. •••• • • • • •"' B, l° i' Y 240 Paris and Lyons .. 82 Paris and Orleans .... • • .......• •• •• 7,3 3 v 11 , 84 Paris and Ito len .. •• 194 Paris and Strasburgh ••..•••• • • •• '• 2, 11 , i 'i I'' 59 I Rosen and Havre .... .. •••••• •• '• " 1 • 5 '" 121 Tours and Nantes"... ...• •••• • • •• re; tA tt e, tor.,nlo llll [ADVERTISEMENT.] Scorbutic tett - Ord lsy Holloway's Ointment and Pills.—Eztract of e l , di teu te 1848.—."Genrg FioNPVirlolifaemssso,r Holloway. near Sir the bers d eli P ° " d r . fj C°l. to A t) ; 1‘ 14 1r ,. your satisfaction, and fur the infor y niation wonderful effect your Ointment and Pills have bi s pii l M I have suffered severely from scorbutic humoorg'puti76 last seven years my eyes hare been dreadfully serF . . o g t b jito r e period I tried almost every remedy without obts - l o n o i r relief. 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