The Express.
London, England, 1851-04-26 00:00:00

XXlV.—(aaw.

It. 1.. Chance. ham, glom manuf.lc•
turti ; Itolx•rt Oloharil, 2, Crewcut, Illackfriarii, am ma-
nufacturt.r; I:. 11. 11.iblock, M.l'., •i, Hyde-park-place;
lo,nl 1k• Nlauley, F.R.S., 21, St. I.tmes't-phici..
XXV.—Ceratnac Manufacture•, China, Porcelain, Earth!•u-

ware, ste.
Duke of Argyll, Stafford House, St. James's, and Ross
math ; W. Mortlock, 114, Regent-street, Waterloo-place.
china manullieturer ; Baring Wall, Esq., M.P., F.R.S., 11,
Berkley-square: John A. Wise, Clayton Dail, Newcastle-
undersLyne, Staffordshire.
XX Vl—Detoration, Furniture, and Upholstery, including
Paper ILingiturs, Papier Mach, and Japanned Omsk.
Ural Ashburton, 82, Piccadilly; John Lewis Aubert. 71,
Coleman-street, City, paper-stainer; J. 0. Crace, 11, Wig-
more-strut, venilkli,itiare, 111111*C decorator ; John
Jueloint, 49, Wald mne-place, manufacturer of composition
and 'mem marl, ornaments; Edward Snell, 27. Albemarle-
street, upholster and cabinet-maker: John Webb, 8, Old
Bond-street, upholsterer 111111 cabinet-maker.
XXVII. lanufattures in Mineral Substances, used for
l• Building or Decoration, as in Marble, Slate, Porphyries,
Cements, Artificial Stoie.s, &r.
Professor Austell, F.R.S., 17. Manchester-street, Man-
chiwter-oprire, Professor of Gisilogy, King's Collease
George Godwin, F. ICS . Alexander-square, Brompton ; Sir
Chas. Lenin'', Bart, Ells., M.P., Id, Charles-street,
lkwkelev square : Lord tiudeley, Doversstravt.
XXVlll.—Nlanufactures from Animal and Vegetable
Substances, not bring Woven or Felted, or included in
other Sections.

J. E. Gray. F.R.S., British Museum, Curator, Natural
History Dejoartment, British Museum; Dr. E. Linkcster,
F.R.S., Ohl Burßuxton-street, S•rretary to the Ray
Societe; F. J. Miller, 7, Millh:ink-street, oil merchant ;
T. A.. Wise, M.D., lion. E.1.C.5., 15, Devonshire-place,
surgeon, 11.E.1.C.5.
XX I X.—Miarelluneouv liinufactures and Small Wares.
Lord Canning, 10, Grosvenor-square; Arthur Hearty,
F. 11.5., 17, Manehester-street, Gray's inn-roacl, Vir..-1.,-
%iolvnt of the Botanical Society ; Warren De la Rue,
F.C.S., 110, llunhill•ruw, manufacturer of orna•

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mental stationery; J. J. Mechi, 4, Leadenhalbstreet, maker
of dr,sing cutler.
XX X. - Sculpture, Models, and I'Ledic Art.
C. It. Cis ker, lt. A.. Bank of England, architect ; Lord
Colborne, 19, t, Berklevolillare ; J. Gibson, Rome,
sculptor; W. Newton, Braid; Micomm, keeper of the
medals ; A. W. l'ugiu. St. Augustine, Wrst Clitf, Rams
gate, areliitect ; Richard Redgrave, R.A., 18, Hyde-park-
gate Suth, Kensington Gore, artist; W. Wyon, 8.A., her
Majesty's Mint. medalist.
Dr. I.von Playfair, special illommisiiuner in
charge of the department of juries.
Lieutenant Ward, ILk.. ticcietary to the department of
juries.

PROTECTION OF INVENTIAS. —We understand
that Mr. Robert Stephenson, Dr. Lyon Mayfair, Mr. Web.
tail., and Mr. I'. Le Neave Foster have been appointed by
site Attorney-General, under the provisions of the Protec-
tion of Inventier. Act, the commbsioners fur deciding upon

according certificates of registration to exhibitors di.siiiius
of availing themselves of the benefit which this act confers.
The ',election of such a body of gentlemen is calculated to
afford the most complete sati,fietion to exhibitors of unpa.
tented invention•.

MONSTER TAIILE-CLOTH Fon SOVER'S SYMPOsII:3I.
—This extraordinary specimen of English manufacture ar-
rived front Ilarn,lvy on Monday night last. Its length is
:507 feet, breadth 8 tint, weight 2 cwt., and cost upwards
of .10/.

•—••
THE SCOTCH PROTECTIONIST DINNER.—The Svds-
mem thus speaks of the protectionist banquet at Edinburgh
on Tuesday:—Seven hundred of the Scottish protectionists,
after long preparation and mutt whipping and spurring,
bravely dined together last night—eating a capital dinner
in token of their grief, and drinking foreign wines in dere-
liction of their principles. It was 4 well uot-up muster of
a n spertable but very small section of our countrymen.
Any one knowing aught of Scotland will see at a glance
that but • fraction not only of the property and
the opinion, but even of the land and the toryism
of Scotland were represented at last night's dining
tables. Beyond the chairman, there were but two or
three of our greater class of proprietors (although
some eseuseil themselves on the plea of that unfailing accom-
paniment of distress, " the gout " (and the presence of Lord
John Scott, as croupier, only rendered more marked
the trasrace and the known opposition of his brother
and of the other natural leaders of the tort
landed aristocracy of Scotland. In a word, last night s
muster showed but the divided and disheartened rem-
mist of a party which, when entire and energetic, was
overmastered at the polling-booth and everywhere else, and
which, for anything that was last night said or shown, has
not gained any new around of hope or a single presentable
recruit. Still it must not be forgotten that the party,
though small and stationary, is strong in dais interest ; and
that as it was only by union and effort that it was beaten
before, union an 4 effort may be again required to preserve
the (nth* of our Vietory.
Sr. HELENS StrtsGs Buie.---At a meeting of
depositors of the St. Helens Savings Bank, held at the
Eh dun, on Saturday hat, a committee of sic was ap-
pointed to confer with the trustees in order to ascertain
what progress has been made in disposing of the property
of the Johnson., as well as to inquire into what prospect
there is of an early liquidation of remaining claims. This
measure has been adopted inasmuch as the depositors are
not in possession of any definite information as to the actual
state of affairs. It is now If; months since the discovery of
the disastrous state of the bank, anti but fa. Rd. in the
pound has tos, a paid. al:hough it was at tint stated that the
tre,r,ts am! ris .rages had 11 WV. iu the bawls of v0,:40.1
meat. Since that tiny have reef iced about Filial, net by
the sale of John Johnson's furniture, and it has been
ruin.rtared that Johnson's property has since been
disposed of. The committee are to meet the depositors at
the Fleece on Tu. 'lay evening, the 6th of neat month, to
give • repast of the it interview with the trustees.— Lirerpool
Mercury,