The Express.
London, England, 1851-02-15 00:00:00

AI/MISSION OF PFILSONS,

1. No person whatever will Le allowed access to any part
of the building during the arrangement unless he in the
bearer of a pass signed by M. Mull,. Wyatt, the secretary
of the executive committee. raSSIVs will he of two kinds-
1. Available for more than one day. 2. Available for one
day only. Passes of the first thoeription, ditfer•ntly marked,
will he lamed: 1. To the Royal Commiosioneen. 2. To the
executive committee and their staff. 3. To cOMllliViollo'.4
of foreign countries and colonies. 4. To the Akers of the
Custom.. 5. To Custom-bonne agents and their oervants.
G. To the contractors tbr the builditer, their servants and
workmen. 7. To ouch exhihitors a:, front the amount of
their allotment and the dowription of the !rods they pro-
poor to exhibit, it in ..msider•d memo:try to grant admisoiton
for more than one day. The name of every lw•num privi-
leged for a longer time than one day to enter the building,
will be entered in a book, and a numle•r placed agabuit tho
name.

2. Personal applications for such pass must be made on a
printed form to M. Dighy Wyatt, Esq., at lent two days
before it it, required.
3. No exhibitor can have a pass until the merit■ of the
application have been carefully examined by the Executive
Committee.

4. application of every foreign exhibitor will hr re-
ferred to the connaiwioner of his country fur his report be-
fore it is granted.
. .

S. Except in special mows, the papa will only he available
fur a limited time, and only for that entrance and that ',ar-
ticular part of the building which i 4 noted ou it, and to no
other. If the posscavor is found in any pa of the building
which he is not privileged to enter, his privilege of admit-
tance will be forfeited.

6. Exhibitors, Nce besides their ticket, will he provided
with a brims et •r bearing a number, which they will
deposit at the entrance, and it will returned to them
when they leave the building. By this means it can always
be readily meertained whether the individual is in the
building or not.
7. The pm. and number will he furnished without
charge, hut as their being Imt would lead to w•rious inenn-
venienee, the replacing of 4 ticket will be charged IN. and
that of a number 20. 6d.

8. The pass must be produced on entering or leasing the
building, and while the bearer is in the building it must he
attached to a button-hole or other conspieuotm part of the

9. Day tickets for workmen and assistants of exhibit/ors
will be issued to exhibitors them elves on personal applica-
tion to the superintendents, or on a written application,
giving the grounds of such application, addressed to 14.
Digby Wyatt, Esq. Day tickets must likewise 1w shown at
the entrance, worn in u conspicuous part of the dress, and
delivered up on leasing tit, building.
&On. Before any person can enter the building, he will he
required to sign the following declaration: '• I hereby de-
clare that 1 will conform to all such rules as the executive
commitee may find it necessary to make, for the conveni-
ence of the public and the exhibitors in the management of
the Exhibition ; that I will not part with my ticket of ad-
mission, or be a party to the admission of any p•rsn not
privileged to enter; and that I will give my best assistance
at all times in protecting the ((mend property and interests
of the exhibition."

106. Strangers calling upon persons haling the privilege
of entrance, must wait in an ante-room, but not be per-
mitted to enter the building. By referring to the name of
the:person wanted, and ascertaining if his number is depo-
sited, the gate-keeper will be able to inform the visitor
whether such privileged person is in the building or not,
and if not, such visitor must be required to leave.