The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-18 00:00:00

PROM Iit:DDEUSFIELD.

Model of a factory ; specimens of broad and r arrow
woollens, fancy wilocoatings, and articles manufactured of
metes, silk, mohair, and alpaca, from 8.5 local firms. There
i will Lao be several models of machinery.

A step of the weriel-h;tore-ti; thed.

rllOl4 TUE ISLE OF PURBECK.
stoae, !nub's, sad siliceous sand. from dm local
pia.

rzOIS THI ISLZ OF marry.
A carpet composed ul Berlin wool needlework, cmaisting
of 30 reveres, 14 It. G in. by 11 ft. 3 in., worked by ladies,
the ',Lads of the pr. j.ctrees ; 1 square is now In prugreu is
the hands cf the local amatory. A model of a 20. gun co.
eerie, fully rigged, &c , &c., the work of an ordinary ship-
wright is Ler Idejessy 'a dockyard, constructed and rigged in
the intervals of ho labour ; 7 fr. long, 7 ft. bash, 2 fe. 0 in.
wide, in a glass frame, on a stand. A specimen of copirru
from the works at Quenborough, in a glass case 3 ft. 'tram
The paternal and maternal armorial brining' of the local
secretary, in needlework of Brrlin wiol, and silks worked by
himself, lusted and glazed, l►rge a re.

TROX LONDON.
Chevalier Plaussen, mechanical inventi me. A. Apple-
girth, an improved printing manner, to ; rint the Lbw
grated London N,tes, in the Exhibition building. Mr.
Myers, Ordnance Wnarf, E. Ividere.road, specimens of terra
cotta Messes. Mandalay ant Field, specimens of machinery.
Mr. Collins. models of machinery. Mr. James, models et
I machinery. James Kepner and Co., sp. damns of bandanna
printing. T. E. Smith and C s., Lawrance-lane, Caseload*,
specimen of ihe Wiltshire Moravian needlework. Lake,
Borough-road, patent improved bedstead. Mew,. Williams,
railway carriages with teak bodies. Mr. Wyld, M.P.. a
monster globe. Mr. Milo, &rand, a smoked clay pip..
Mr. Brut Jones, a Welsh harp, elaborately carved,
emblematical of the Cymry. A pair of bilious, by a me-
chanic, to play "God save the Queen." A glees tube full
of earwigs, 'Wen, and o. ber loser's—a diminutive "happy
family.' Toe Royal Y,cht Club. models of the latest
improvements in yacht building. A working model of a
new system of raiinay propulsion, which almegether
dispenses with the locomotive engine; it is aeLpted
for omnibus traffic. Specimens from the various pot-
teries and glass manufactories of Lambeth. Speci-
mens from the tanning and Currying work", of Southwark;
rich specimens of Spitalfi-ld's silks • novel and Improved hats
from Southwark; plumage, railway signal. Rolston,
enharmonic organ, after the plan of Colonel Permian Thump-
son, M.P. John Beamed, model of her Majesty's pianoforte.
Miss Milled' Prince, musical game of cards. John Her pa,
suttee percha tubing for enabling deaf persons to hear at
channel., corium, &c. C..pper from LA* Superior; iron
ore fromliesoommon; Portland stone ; Irish black barley ,&:.,

OTOWM from African .sod; E de C.ologue martufactsirUo in
London; Ram Lodi' at.d Turkish carpets ; Shetland shawl.;
a waterproof Irish poplin cloak; a book bound in glass silk;
• loving cup ; • sugar model 01 one of the Lite Guards; a
novel pillow; • lite preeervi•g dress for a fisherman; bride
oak's; • bronseemboesure, subject, " The Battle of Arbil. ;"
• vase and fountain in Caen atone; • book of inscriptions
printed In the eu neitorm character from monuments discovered
is Assyriu by Layard ; • model of St. Paul's Cathedral.
FROM LANCASTIR.

I. Brayshaw, a quilt of mosaic work, Is about 35 corn.
pertinent., each compartment containing en imitation of
some well•known picture worked with the needle in &wired
cloth.

31/011 LEEDS,

Flex, flax yarns, ie.;leitie; ; chemicals ; minerals ;
sizing; silk; soils; seeds; oan of boats, washiog machine,
threshing machine, printing machine; musical instrument;
steam gauge; mathematical instrument; indicator; electric
pump; galvanic machine; safe; wirework; machine for manu-
facturing horn shoes; sclf.acting clough ; *elf-acting tools;
chronometers; carriage; hackles and gills; ii-ner-dre sting
'machines boilers; telscope ; measunng machine ; agri
cultural carbine; life boat; walking stick; son dial;
steam pump ; felted cloths ; stuff goods ; blanket;
flak papers; boots; damask; linens; terracotta,
iron, steel, and earthenware; saddle; paper banging.;
earp•ts ; wood turning ; mineral waters ; tancv leather ; oil
hair; furniture; gloves; woollens; wood bcbbies, files;
iron pytites ; ropes; flex web; wonted netting; paper ; '
woven corsets ; fl Jingle ; bookbinding ; caps ; mohair,
camels' hair; imitation stained glare; pleas; interior deeo-
rations; painted glue; woodcarving. Mir. Pegler—A com-
munion cloth, composed of linen weft and silk warp. The
design contains the Saviour administering the Last Supper
to his twelve apostles. The border running right and left is
composed of Corinthian kvolls, with the passion S iwar and
wheat sad crapes. The middle "'wait), the Bible and
the mitre. The sides have a large crag, with 1.R.5.,"
with gloria. Another cloth, by the same exhibitor, is of the
finest flax (made to order for the Royal Horse Chards), con-
taining the royal arms and the garter of the Order of the
Bath, as centre pieces, the garter and stars at the sides, and
the crown and initials "R.H.0." in the corner,.

A model of 'he docks in wood, 40 feet in length, from 6 to
10 t.et wide, and on the scale of 8 tett to o mile, represents
nitrate of five mills. The docks will be represented as
filled with 1,600 tiny vowels fully rigged, and the model
eltogetber will form a very besatiful object, and it is thought
will impress strangers mach with the magnitude 01 Liverpool
• a port.—A collection of TilliOtti articles imported into
Liverpool.

A pound of cotton: length 238 miles and 1,120 yards. Ores
and modes of dressing; alloys; metals adapted to manufactures;
chemical substances employed in manufacturer; ditto, nos-
metallic; ditto, alkalies, earths, and their compound. ; ditto,
metals proper and their compounds; ditto, mixed chemical
manufactures; glass used for manufactures; porcelain and
pottery, in architecture, and engineering ; gums ; prime
movers, bonen; puts of mechanism and gearing ; gum, s ;
carriages; naval and railway mechanism ; machines for
weighing, mounting, and registrati..n ; mathematical and
obilooophieal instruments; musical and acoustical instil'.
meets; surgical instruments; locks; gins, pistois, ;
agrieuLural machinery; machinery for forming, from the
raw material, all hbrica of cotton, wool, flax, hemp, sik,
caoutchoue, hair, acc.; marline tools f.r cutting and work.
ing metals; mills; machines for working in wood; models
of bridges, dock., harbours; fabrics, spun and woven, ;Lin
and figured, from 68 firms; ateneacturis la metals; designs;
manufnetui es from vegrable and animal substances; small
wares and chemical ostapounds; sculpture in &timid sub-
stances; architectural decorations; models in architecture,
topography, anatomy; materials and pr,:comis applicable to
fine sits .mealy,