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

and Velvet.

Samuel Courtauld, 2, Carey-lane, Chcapside, crape manu-
facturer ; Thomas Jt &oat, Coventry, ribbon manufacturer;
George Tawke Kemp, 31, Spital-square, silk manufacturer;
Charles Warwick, 132, Cheapside, silk merchant ; Thomas
Winkworth, Gresham Club, King William-street, City,
silk manufacturer.

XI V.—Manufactures from Flax and Hemp.
William Cbrirler, Seemour-hill. &drag, bleacher ; John
M‘Master, Guildf rd, Banbridge, Ireland, manufacturer ;
John Moir, Dundee, manufacturer ; Charles Tee, Pindar
Oak, Barnsley, manufacturer; John Wilkinson, J.P.,
Leeds, flax spinner.

XV.LMixed Fabrics, including Shawls. but exclusive of
Worsted Goods (('lass XII.)
W. Clahhurn, Norwich, manufacturer; John R. Lavan-
ehy, 6, New Burlington-street, silk mercer ; John Mor-
gan, Grecnlaw, Paisley, manufacturer ; Titus Salt, Brad-
ford, manufacturer; Frederick Schwann, Huddersfield,
merchant ; William Prinsep, :39, Glouce.ter-gartleas.

XVl.—Lcather, including Saddlery and Harness, Skins,
Fur, Feathers, and flair.
lion. Col. George Anson, 2d, Hill-street, Berkeley-
square; J. 13. Bevington, Neekinger Milk Bermondsey,
leather manufacturer; John Foster, 16, Wignmre-strut,
Cavendish-square, florist and feather manufacturer ; J. W.
Newman. At 21.11, saddler and harness manufacturer; J.
A. Nicholay,l.2, Oxford-stret, furrier to her Majesty,
XV 11.—Paper and Stationery, Printing, and Bookbinding.
Thoina. De ht Rue, 11(3, Dunhill-row, ornamental sta.
' tionery manufacturer; Viscount Mahon,
11, Grosycnor-place ; C. Venable', Plomer-hill House, I
High Wycombe, and Hampton Gres.. near Oxford, a re-
tired paper manufacturer ; C. Whittingham, Chiswick,
priter.
XI 111.—Woven, Spun, Felted, and Laid Fabrics, when
shown as specimens of Priating or Dyeing,
John Hargreaves, Aorington, Lancashire. calico printer;
Alexander Harvey, G asgow, dyer; C. Swaisland, Crayford,
Kent, printer; Henry Tucker, 30, Gre.harn-street, silk
manufacturer ; Edmund Potter, Manchester, calico printer.
XI X.—Tapestry. including Carpets ,md Floor-cloth., Lace
and Embroidery, Fancy and Industrial Work..
D. Diddle, ((I, Oxford-street, lacctuaii; Richard Birkin,
Nottingham, lace manufacturer; Peter Graham, 37, Ox-
ford-street, carpet manufacturer; Thomas Simeox Lea. J.P.
Astley 11.11, Stourport, carpet manufacturer; Robert Lind-
say, Blfast, %twod and mbroillen.ll muslin manufacturer.
KN.—Articles of Clothing, for immediate, personal, or

domcaic uu•.

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T. Brown, 40, Woovl-stroet, stniw hat manufacturer and
milliner ; T. Christy, Id, Gracechurch-street, heaver and
silk hat manufacturer; William Felkin, Mayor of Not-
tingham, the Park, Nottingham, hosiery manufacturer ;
E. Smith, GO, Old Uncut-street, tailor.
X XL—Cutlery and Edge Tools.
Joseph it. Durham, thi, Ostiiril-strm, cutler to 11.R.1f.
Prinis. Albert ; Mr. Alderman Terre, Sheffield, cutlery
and wlgc tool 112.2.1141i1CtUrer ; Lord Wharnc lfft, Lower
Brook ad net.
XXll.—iron and General Hardware.
Arthur Adams, Walsall, hardware merchant ; W. Bird,
5, Martin's-1.m,•, Cannon-street, City, iron merchant ; W.
Dyee, IL.A. 2, Fitzroy-wintry, artist ; Sterling Howard,
ShetiLlil, grate manufacturer; Henry Can Wart, Bir-
mingham, agent and factor ; G. Shaw, Birmingham, pa-
tent agent.
XXIII.- -Working in Precious Metals, and in their imita-
tion, Jewellery, mad all articles of Vertu and Luxury not
includeil in the other Classes.
James Garrard, 31, Panton-street, Haymarket, Prim,:
Warden of Goldsmiths' Company; John Gray, 5, Billiter-
square, City, silversmith and plater ; Ilenry 'Cope, M.P ,
Pireaffilly; Westley Bich:ink, Birmingham, formerly plater
and jeweller, chairman of the liirntingliain EXIIiI,VAUSI in
111449.