The Express.
London, England, 1850-02-28 00:00:00

SECTION 111.-MANUFACTURES.

NAND/ACTOR'S TO BE RIEIBITED IN TRU fleermat MCAT
BR IN TRIM YINUIDID STATE, AB PIT FOR USE.
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in the
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LINZIIII, CANVAS—
Floor cloths, calicoes,
&e. ; oil cloths of all
kind.; a'so hoe, bob.
blesser, fieurgd lace,
needlework, embroi-
dery, tambourine, &c
BROAD CLOTHS—
Blank, u, carpets.
shawl., derma; satins,
ye:vete, stuffs, poplins.
tabinets, revel.
FELTS, Han—Felted
fl nor cloths and felted
intake generally, plain
or printed, colour, d
sod • mbossed.
FAPI R 8 of all kinds,
plain and ornamental
piper hangings and
decorations, cards,
past. bard, &a.
ao:d sad silver plate
sad jewsUers's work,
metal ornaments,
metal mountings'
bu.toos, locksmiths,
work, wife work, ge.
send inamongery,
finch rit and gra•ss
ad fir• iron., brae. as
Ilamp*, Britannia me-
tal wnres, German
'flyer and white me.
tal; cutlery and steel
L °MAMORU.
i.„.YORCRLAIN. TERRA COTTA,
OF ALL RINDS, &C.
Cabinetwork and house.
hold furniture, tur-
nery. baskas tams
and matting, ;orders
as and cables, straw
Val', wens hot every
kind in eaostektnie
1 and gnus perch.,
i colfen' work. 8:,.
r a..,11, a ar 1 utensiis of
I horn, ivory, end bone,
M bookbinding, leather
cases trunks, bar.
1 ncss;heots and shom,
bre.her, &c.
Umbrella*, garments,
artificial flowers,
fringe., gimps, beads,
us.
.
arid toys; confection-
ery, s.ap, candles,
srnlif.g wax, wafers,
&e.
RE, MODELS, AND THE
C ART.
IN D OP SIATIRIAL, IF THAT
Or TASTE AND ARIAL Ail TO
NATION Or FINS ART, MAT
;ACTION.
'a. In metals, whether simple,
as gold, silver, copper,
iron, air e, lead ; or com-
pound, such ai braise,
e.ec•runs &e.
b. In miu,ra'a, w`fe• her sim-
ple, as marble, seise,
gems, clay, it:. ; or fa
materials elaborated
from this, as gram,
porcelain.
e. In wools and other vete-
' table substances.
d. In animal substances, sueh
1 as ivory, bone, Mulls,
, shell cameos.
;MUM, INTAGLIOS.
I ( Whether in. la relief.
tegril or ad- In colour.
i ventitiou., Stained doss
as ..... . tapt.stry.
r
la stone.
Is tiles.
In vititded mat-rials.
In wood.
In metal.
'On metals.
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On
china.
I gian.
6. MATERIALS AND PROMISES APPLICABLE TO THE FINN
Ann ORNIRALLT, inducing Fine Art Printing, Printing
in Colour, do.

1. l'aisaws.

From flax, kenip,
cotton, and ►i-
milar vegetable
substances.
Fr'm wcol and
►ilk, and simi-
lar animal sub-
stances.
From fur and
hair, and simi-
lar animal sub-
stances.
From rim and
fibre, and simi-
lar vegetable
substances.

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Roux. '

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LAID.

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2. MextrACTr Itn INMETALS.
—Gold aai silver, eloper
and rice, iron, steel, had,
trot ze, pewter, mixed me-
tab.

3. M4NVTACTI:IIU IN GLASS;
AND

4. lissrrscruars molt Vs.
OITABLIS St INSTANCES
Wood, straw. hemp, paw,
caw/T.llone, gutty perch&

6. M AN UTACTVRES FROM ANI-
MAL SVBSTANC6II. Vary,
bone, horn, parehm-rt,
leather shell, halt, feathers,
and bristles.

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4. MOIAICII AND INLAID
WIMUL.

6. EXAIIELII.

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CONDMONS AIILIIIITATIoNg.

All spirits, wines, and fermei ted tole/ .rs, unless derived
from unusual sources, are inadmissible, except in special
eases and under special restri:tione; an.l where oil., apitits,
d;4., an exhibited, to prevent accidents th y meat bee shown
in welbeetured War retools.
AU highly ii.fienentable articles, such as gunpowder,
detonating poeiden, 'under matches, , and oil live stock,
end articles periehahle wislabe the duration o. the exhibition,
an inadmissible, unloosen:daily excepted.
SECTION I.—RAW MATEKIALA AND PRODVCII.
DIVISION lA).—MINERAL KINGDOM.
It is desirable that the raw materials shelled be shown in
connexion with the produce of the mineral kingdom, so as
to form a history and explanation of the prom see. employed
to fit them for the useful and ornamental purp sea of Ids,
The exhibition would thus compreCend (I) illustrations of
the various modes of extracteng and preparing the raw
materials for produce ; 12.) illustrati ins of methods of re
-
deicing, working, or combining raw materiel., an as to °lstria
products which may afterwards rem ive appliestions to the
useful or ornamental purposes of life.
Tre spa el Mt ns fitted for exhibition should include (1) only
those remarkable for their excellee,ce, for novelty in their'
occurrence or application, er rennois y e.f their extra-cob-ea or
preparation; or (2) these remarkable, as MASI/C.OOU of some
(unbar processes of manufacture.
DIVISION KINGDOM.
The objects which the commision is most desirous of re-
c^iving among the products of the vegetable kingdom, are
such as from their utility, novelty, ex practical interest, may
appear especbelly deserving public attentilll. Peculiarly fine
samples of substances in common use; authentbated samples
of substances having similar properties, hut derived 11021
different sources, such aa arrowroot, sago, ate. Dyeing ma
tsriels, accompanied by apcelmens exhi'iting the effect of
such materials. Fancy wood, both in the polished, rough,
and manufactured state. All sorts of materials which are
applicable to the manufacture of linen, cordage, wicker-
work, paper, and the line.
Nothing, however, appears suitable to this exhibition ex•
apt !uch results of human industry as are capable of being
preserved without injury through several months.
DIVISION (C).—ANIMAL KINGDOM.
' As illustrations in this division, the various processes of
preparations may be exhibited in connexion with the raw
materials ; and in some cases a finished article may he intro-
duced as the termination of a series of preparatory sta;es of
preparati-,n.
Nothing, however, appears suitable to this exhibiti -n ex-
cept such results of human industry as are capable of being
preserved without injury through several months.
Banns IL—MACHINIST.
DIVISION (•).—MACHINC4 Po* DIRECT UAL
Machines will be exhibited in motion whenever it may be
desirable to do so, and it may be fogad practicable to provide
the necessary arrangements for that purpose.
sivietos (I).—MANUFACTUNING MACHINKR.
Alt lough in arranging this class fur shibition it will
generally be found advisable to sop products from the
producing mechanism, yet the latter should always be ac.
coapanied with sufficient specimens of the raw material, in
its several stages of manufacture, sad of the finished product,
to make the operation of the machinery intelligible.
The CllllOOO writs of tools and machinery that belong, to
the manufacture of any object of common use, such as a
watch, a button, or a needle, accompanied by specimens of
the object and its parts, in their various stages of pr.grese,
Is so instructive and Interesting that it is very desirable to
obtain several such series for the proposed imbibition.