Date: 1894
Two large iron build ings were erected in the Pavilion grounds, and these, as well as the Corn Exchange, were filled with specimens of food products, domestic and labour-saving appliances, sanitary inventions, and practical illustrations of different systems of lighting by electricity, by which the grounds and buildings were illuminated at night.  In the Pavilion itself was located a " Loan Collection " from South Kensington, in cluding specimens of horology and scientific apparatus, with models, &c. The Exhibition remained open ten days, being opened on December 12th by the Lord Lieutenant of the County (the Earl of Chichester), assisted by the Bishop of the Diocese (Dr. Durn ford), and the Speaker of the House of Commons (the Right Hon.  H. Brand).