The Sun.
London, England, 1851-10-17 00:00:00

JURY XIX.

COUNCIL MEDAL.
Ball, Dunnicliffo,THE
and Co., velvet and Simla lace, being
new patentud fabric suitable for shawls, dresses, and
for various ornamental and useful purposes, and of
great ccminercial importance, also for imitation. Va-
lenciennes, lace, black and white point tulle, of great
merit
Gcbelin Tapestry, French Government manufactory of,
for originality and beauty of design of the different
specimens exhibited for furniture, and the extraordi-
nary excellence of execution of most of the produe.
tions exhibited

THE PRIZE MEDAL.
Aibro and Hoyt, floor-cloths
Alzherr, J. C., muslin curtains
Aubry nrothers, laces
Ayers, 17.. white thread•lace
Bach, F., and Son, fancy rimn and silk fringes
B"ziger, J., embroidered doable-flounce dress ofilovelty
gimps, fringes, and
Back' and Scms, broad and narrow Valenciennes laces of
white silk
.
By3:ecgnnraorknmocosdeedif,tais):l,rra'ol7l.:i;dea3snrnt.oeyb,me
nns
scarf,
roe
fin:ldev
reei Rigg,bc.er ratrhee
cape.
a pnel:
B:ie, J., and Co. (Class XX.), embroidered shirtfronts
Brinson and Sons, carpet, velvet pile, and Axminster rugs
Brown,
S. R. and T., book-robe, short cambric handker-
chiefs, stomacher, and ccilzas
Brow), Sharpe, and Co., embroidered muslin robe

Buerhardt and Sons, printed moleskin table-covers, deer-
cloths, and painted window blinds
Burch, J. and Co., specimens of printed velvet pile- and
Brussels carpets
Burgh, R,, specimens of cimpa, tassels, and ornaments
Clarke, Esther, Honiton lace flounce, design and quality
unequalled iu its class
Castel, E., Aubuason carpet
Grace, J. G. (01433 XXVI.), specimens of Brussels and
voivet-pile carpets
Cronier, —, varnished and printed table-covers, &c.
Crossley and Sons, a carpet, rugs, and table-covers
Danby, C. and T., variety of silk fringes, &o.
Darnet, —, variety of shirt fronts
Dobbeld, Feilerin, and Co., a counterpane
Defrenne, Sophie, Brussels point handkerchief
Dinlinger, A. F., sofa carpets
Delaroche Deieremena muslin robe jacket and cambric
handlaerchiefa
Delehaye, A., application of Brussels flounce, real
Demi, Doineatt, and Brackaerie, Aubusson carpet,
tapestry, &e.
Dove, C. W. and Co., specimens of fine fame Brussels
carpet
Duhayn-Brnfaut and
Co., wide cad narrow Valen-
ciennes laces, &o.
arenzaller, F., uEt and muslin curtsies
Evans, R. and Co., silk frineps, braids, and fancy bn`tote
Fattiel and Phillips, embroidered hangings fur a state
bd
Fisch, Brothers, net curtain of novelty
Fisher and Robinson, imitation laces, &e.
Fistsr, J,, a rich black blond dress and mantilla.
Fiaisaier. Brothers, Alas uck velvet carpets
Forrest, James and Sons, jacket fiouveings, &c.
Foulquie, Wile. and Co., collars, half shawls, &e.
Wart, B. D., the
,Royal arms, worked with coloured
silks, &a.
Gompertz, 8., hair, embroidered pictures of the QUen
and the Prince of Wales, &%,,
,Greazle3,' at4.lloPern'n*, Jacquard shawl, &c.
UtrolleOCK, Moor, and Co, Heuitan guipure
half shawl, &a.
Heed:, J. T., real Brussels plait veil
Hamburger, ltegers, and Co., epaulettee, military hats,&c.
tlamrnelrath, P. H., narrow Valencienne,s laces, &e.
Hamren, ,Sophie needlework embroidery
Hare, John, and Co., specimens of oil-cloths, &c.
Haul's, G. and Co.' three specimens of velvet pile
Heald, IL, pattern for a broad lace flounce
Henderson and Wicinell, specimens of tine tapestry, &c.
Heusschen, Van Erek.hoadt, and Co., two bobbin Brus-
sels lace dresses, &c.
Heyler, Mdlle. M., silk-net mittens and gloves
Heymann and Alexander, machine-made lece
Hiete/, J. A , seven tableaus embroidered in hair and
silk
Hohlen,•J. and Ca. XIV.), Muslin insertions and
trimmings
Houldsceorth, James and C. (Class XIII.), embroidery
by machinery
Howell and James and Co,, gtfpnre Honiton lece alma]
Hubert, Madame Josephine, head-dresses, &o.
Juilien, see., specimens of gimps, &c.
Jorez, jun., printed moleskin table-covers
Kroononberg, W. F., a large carpet
Lambert and Bury, Limerick, lace shawl and tunic dress
Lambert, Brown, and Patrick, epaulettes and Incas, &c.
Lapworth, A., specimens of velvet pile carpets, eeze
Le:cbure, A., white threldlece counterpane, &c.
Lees, H., and 'Ce., printed mohair velvet
ranter, T., wide white thread lace
I-feeder:lllJ, D and J., and Co., embroidered muslin

robe, cap, and basiinet
lifzir, J., Son, and Co. (Gass IL), three muslin robes
Malk t and Barton, imitation black trimming laces, &c.
Mallett Brothers, specimens of Valenciennes lace and
lappct
Marguerite, Signora, a dross fropa fibre of the pine-
pple (per N. P. Hammond and Co., London)
l'ifelutte, E., gold embroidery
Isieraux, J. if, patterns tor flounces, handkerchiefs,
lappets,°&c.
Michelin, T., fancy ribbon trimmings for dresses and
cloaks
Moreau an Co., embroidered shirt-fronts
Mornieux, F., galloons and buttons
Moulard, Mdlle., lace head-dress, eaps4 &c.
Naeltkm3s, G., bobbin, Brussels bertha, coid are: lappet Ac.
Newcomb and Jones, velvet pile carpet
Overman end Delevigne, carpet
Pagny, point lace shawl and scarf
Pardoe, Hemmen% and harcloe, velvet pile carpets
Parianti, E,, a piece of embroidery, &C.
Polak, F., Mlle., black lace flouncirws, &c.'tendon, L., white blond flounce scarf, &c.
hoallicr, Mille., Brussels point lace handkerchief, &c.
Reckless and Ilickling, shawls, &c.
liequillart, Roussel, and Chocquesb Morenette or velvet
carpet
Riegu de la Branchardiere, E,, crotelnt-wcrk frock,

bet the, Szo.
Robinson, Thomas, lace curtain
Roelier and Haste, painted tablo•covers,
Rolph, J., double•flouT:ce scarf, &c.
Salomons and Sons (Classes XIL and XV.), embroidercd

work
Schaeriff, 8., coach laces, &c.
Schlrrepfer, Schlatter, and Kursteincr, net curtains, &c.
:iclunidt, G. F., and Co., cushions, &c., for a Bet of fur-

nitare
Schoch, Schiess, and Son, embroidered tonikerchies
Schreiber, F. A., pillow lace
Seel, G., pictures in hair
t3sib, J. iv, enamelled floor-cloth
Soenen, F., lace handkerchiefs and lappets
Steeheli Wild, C,, embroidered tablo-cuyers,
Steegmen, IT., and Co., lace curtain
Stifaci, W., silk embroidered tableaux
Stocquart, Brothers, black point lace shawl, &a.
Sutter, J. J., chintz book robe, &c.
Tanner and Kollar, embroidered muslin dresses, &c.
Tanner, J. ET embroidered work
[T.,

Templeton' James and Co., Axminster carpets, &c.
Trebel win, C. E., Hositon lace
Turbevilk Smith, Boyle. and Co.,carp eta, &c.
Vander Kelen, Bresson, Brussels ace
Van Halle, J., vestments, robes, &c.
Van Kiel, Sisters, Mechlin lace
Vaugeois tied Truchy, embroidery
Vicoars, R., lace
Vickers, William, lace shawls, &c.
Victoria Felt Carpet Company, Leeds, a carpet and felt
cloth
Videcoq and Simon, a Chantilly shawl, Sx.
Watson, Bell, and Co., carpe:s
Weodon, Francis, laces
Whitlock and Billiald, laces
Whitwell, J. and Co., carpets
Wright, Crump, and Crane, carpets
Wulff, Jeus, and Sons, lace, &c.

JURY XX.
THE PRIZE MEDAL.
Abt Brothers and other Exhibitors, straw plait
Addington, W. 11., shoes for mining purposes
Allen, James, and Co., straw hat 3 and bonnets
Allen and Solly, collection of articles, showing progress
in hosiery.
Atloff, J. G., economic plan of cutting leather for shoes
Angravo Brothers, drawers and shirts
Bell, W. Y., and Co., kid gloves
BAthier, V., novelty and cheapness in the production of
roddcn shoes
Borni and Mellisrd, case of hats

Biggs, H. W., and Sons, 'specimens of low-priced hosiery
Billson and Eames, good duality of Thoct wool, low
panipier, and vzriety of sacks
Buckmaster, W., and W., various articles of Court cos-

turn()
Cartwright and Waracrs, yarns prepared from Mexican
and Virginian wools, and articles made th(-refrom
Checard Brothers, beaver hats, and hares' fur hats
Chos.ion and Co. kid gloves
Christi', J, workmansbip, of shoes. Sze.
Clarke, Cyrus and James (Class XVI.), elongating
goloshes
Cochois and Cohn, dresses and embroidery
Coupin, J., felt hats
Dent, Allcroft, and Co., gloves of high-class workman-

ship
Detchamps, N., plan of cutting leather for boots and

shoes
Doueet and Duclerc, embroidered shirts
Dufosee, sea.' strong work, in boots, &c.
Dufosee and Meenotte, excellent workmanship in boots

and shoes
Ensor, T., two finger gauntlets and gloves
Feruveladgi (the Tailors' Association) of Janina, Alba-
nian costumes (see Turkish catalogue)
Foster, Porter, and Co , plush plumage gloves
Fownes, Brothers, gloves
Fry, J., Lisle thread hose, of excellent make, and
Wellington
Se-
govia goods
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,a
J.
S.,Co .
j(aCLa sus,
nye
nI,IsI.n)
0,
trtindni ngglobvoeost s
of light
Gregory, Cuhitt and Co., straw hietotrs aetricebroeninace3ts
Groshopf, George, strong boots and shoes
Haight, Mrs. \V., shirt
Harris, 8., and Sons, examples of hosiery
Hebffnonrtds and Lacer (Class XVI.), glazed
Hickson and Sons (Class XVI.),
export shoes and boots
Holland, T. and Co, fleecy hosiery for medical uses
Hook, John (Class XVI.), ladies' shoes
Houbicant-Chardin, gloves
Hurst and Sons, excellence of home and export hosiery
Jouvin and Dooyon, kid gloves
Jouvin (Widow), gloves
Jeffers, W. H. (the workman of), ladies' boots and shoes
(honourable mention to exhibitor)
Joly, Mesdames, Sisters, corset of novel dtscription
Josselin, J. J., corsets
Kunnerth, A., Turkish slippers
Kratch, Brothers, double pilot cloth coat
Landgraff, G., women's single thread cotton hose
Lauret, Brothers, embroidered silk hose of high quality
shoes
Laydel, Son, son., and Co., case of gloves
Loceq-Blerille, assortment of habit kid gloves
peannts
Le‘6')ure, J. P. invention, for making boots and shoes
Lung, George, hats and bonnets made on the pillow-lace
principle, exhibited by Wingrave and Sons
l'iss, I,
4.llh,"apasol a._saoetecui:ng,()zejafttio:D,.eoE.xbq.n,.hue,rlacail
Iseeniinlstedynlrycyc-
oeofas,
knittedpbs
I. i
srr:diisdat
cebe rtoyieoadttnhospevinesefreccoboo:tacnthtss
and
Nigienzia, W. B , Shetland knitted shawls and hose
Meier, F., workmanship in ladies' shoos
Moinert Brothers, woollen shirts for exportationi
Meyanees and Sons, extra line embroidered silk hose
Miles, S., collection of articles of dress
ncei, Leghorn
N,,,,aotn, ...., light clogs and kid boots
211„h :I iilrne :"1-11-0):.1 -:::1)1G:ni and B. seat, workmanship
I°
,Cnitthtieo:l:ohfochsuelsolfei
cut-up
hosiery
the bestwhite qualitycotto n
s'N'auelrcso, Connell, and Brodie, rye-straw bonnets
Nevill, J. B. and hats
•
W. and Co., ladies' under clothing,
hosiery, drawers, Bco.
- and capoets
g:

FRIDAY EVENING,

OCTOBER, l7, 181} I.

Crook, W., cooking apparatus
lily and parautuptic pumutating locks (and
Epcc;al approbatLn).
D ;-ane., Dray, and Co, stove grates
Definer, C., hardware, various
Defrits, N., gas-meter. bath heated by gas, &c.
li La Fens, J. 8., leeks
Desjardins, Linux, medallions, &e.
Devaranne and Son, erstings in zinc
Dieteeli and Son, specimens of iron castings, &c.
Dixon, J. and Son, powder flasks
Dowson, J. E , Candy's hot-hair ventilating stove . .
Droyse and Collenbusch, copper rivets.
Drion, E., wrought nails
Dubsky, Count, wire tacks, twisted nails
Dugard, N. and H., carriage lamps . •
Daley, J., cottage cooking stove •
Rinlsten and Williams, -pins •
-algae J., pit chains
Edge, I'., gas macr •
Edwards, F., Arnoti'a stove
Egells; F. A., cast-iron chicaneypiece
Egger, J. 8., leaden pipe, 900 feet long, in one piece
Einsiedel, Count G., cast-iron goods, &e..
Elliott and Son, buttons
Evans and Son, cooking apparatus
Everitt and Son, brass and copper tubes
Falisse and Trapmann, percussion caps
Faraday and Son, gas chandelier on Professor Faraday's
principle
Featbam, Miller, and Son, stove grates, &c. (and epeeist'
approbation)
Firnain and Sons (Class XX.), buttons
Fisher, 8., articles of malleable cast-iron
Fisher, C. H., figures in bronze,
Flavel, S., cooking apparatus (and special approbation'
Fontaine, P., brass pans
Franz, J., bronze figures of victory, ,Sce.
Freed], r,, bronze Newfoundland dog, &c.
Furstenburg, Priac,7., stoves, monuments, crucifix
Gsgneu Brothers, lamps, bronzes; &c.
Gardener, M., chandelier
Garton rd Jarvis, stoves
G ins, E 70," &c. (and special ap-
probation)
F. W., locks and hinges
Gervais, c-;pper boiler, with grate
Gibbons, J., nen. (Class I.), locks
Gillott, .1., metallic pens
Glover, T.. gas meter
Goddard, 11., cooking apparatus
G::;(Yibehero, G. T., sl:i2a stoves
Goodman, G., needles and pins
Gray, J. and Son, locks
Gray and Son, fireirons,
Gray, T. W.. brass work, various
Green, T. (Class IX.), aviary
Greening and Sons, strong wire cloth woven by steam
power •
Gr'flitbs, T. and F., tin and enamel ware
Grienoe, H., bierrizeiegie.'
Gruhl, F., a bell (very rice tone)
Guest and Chrinies, water closet and fire cocks
Hadrot, L, jun., moderator lamps
Hale, J., curb chains
Hammond, Turner, and Sons, buttons
Handysicle, A., cast-iron fountain
Hanson, J:, nunufactured lead
Harding, T. (Class XX ), buttons
Hardradn and Niro, buttons
Harley, G , locks
Hart and Saris, door-plates
Haslam, W., wrought-iron hinges, &c.
Hatfield, J. A., staLua in bronze
frawkin2, J., brass, copper, and iron screws and bolts
Haywood, J., church stove
Hi rood and Sop, lacks, gilding, &e.
Hemming, H., fish hooks
Henn and Bradley, taper screws, &c.
Herring, S. C., Salamander safe
Hetherington, T. and C., carriage lamps
Higler and Sons, hardware
Iliacks, Wells, and Co., metallic pens
Hodges, T. bells
Holden, H. carriage lamps
Hood, S., cast-iron enamelled stall and manger
Horne, T., curtain-poles, &c.
Horsfall, £L., pins and wire for fish-hooks
Howland, C., bell telegraph
Huffer, J., locks
Hughes and Kimbor, copper and steel plates for en-
gravers
Ibbotson, Captain, L. L. 8., bronz7ng iron and metallic
castings, new method (and special approbation)
Ingram, T. W., buttons
James, J.. fish hooks and needles
Jeakee, W., stove grates (and special approbation)
Jennings, G., water closet
Jobson and Co., radiating stove
'Wide, T., boy with swan, in bronze, &c.
Karcher, FL, and Westermann, articles in stamped iron
Keep and Watkins,i anvils, vice, &c.
Keith, G., refrigerator
Kell, A., and Co., metallic pens
Kennard and Co., stove and iron castings
Kenrick and Son, enamel warn
Kent, G., knife-cleaning machine
Kau) and Co., copper bath
Kesseler, C. bronze statue of Polyhymnia
Kirby, Beard, and Co., pins, &c.
Kitschel, A., cast-iron vases, &e.
Knight and Foster, metallic pens
Knowles, IL. buttons
Krumbigel, —, gilt bronze candelabra
Kuper, W., metal ropes
Laoarriere, A., lugtres, chandeliers, &c.
Lambert, T., water-closet and diaphragm valve
Latour, Albert De. iron castings
Laroau, L., figures in a galvanised compound of bronze
and pewter
Laury, G., stove grates and stoves (and special approba-
tion)
Lawrence, T. 8., perforated zinc. &o.
Lea, W. and J., lock with bolts, &e.
Lecoeq, H., ornaments in stamped brass, hot-air
stoves, & 3.
Lefebvre, V. and Co., wire nails and rivets
Lienelette, F., wrought nails
Lloyd, G. 8., iron lap-welded tubes for steam-boilers
Longden and Son, cooking apparatus
Love, J., gas stoves
Lowe, J. and FT., carriage lamps, &c.
Matlat, J. 8,, metallic gilt pens, &e.
Mapplebaeh and Lowe, cooking apparatus
Marchand, J. 8., brorzN, various (and special appro-
bation)
Mare, W., safes
Marrian, P., naval brass work
Marriott, W., weighing machine
Marsaux and Legrand, stamped copper for decoration
Martin and Gray, carriage lamps
Massey, W. and Co., brass flower stand
Masters, T., ice apparatus
Mathay and Son,cylinder of rolled steel for watch-springs
Mathys, J., strong box and polished stoves
M'Gregor and Lee, bank lock
Mears, C. and G., bells
Mono, P. J., bronzes of boar bunt, &c.
Messenger and Song, bronzed and lacquered lamps (and
special approbation)
Metternich' Prince, stove for hunting-seat
Miguel, F. de, iron bedsteads, &c. (and special appro-

Cation)
Miller and Sons, signal lamps, &c.
Milner and Sons, cafes
Mitchell, J.. metallic peas
Mitchell. W., metallic pens
Moore, P. and Co., iron and brass hinges
Morel Brothers, moulded cast iron, &c.
More wood and Rogers zinc and galvanised tubes
Mossman, W. (Class XXX), brass candlestick
Muel, Wahl, and Co., chandeliers, fountains, &o'
Murphy, J., bells
Myers and Sans, metallic pens
Naylor, J. lamps for pillars and wall brackets
Newall, R.S., metal ropes
Niche.lam, W. N., cottage cooking apparatus
Nicklin and Sneath, wire weaving
Noirzains, —, ventilating stoves
Padpon and Ford, gas meter
Paillard V ' bronzes
Palmer and Co,, candle lamps
Palmer, J. L., drawn wire
Papi, Clement, basket of flowers, cast from nature
Paris, 8., galvanised sheet of iron, &c
Parkes, H. W., locks
Patent Pointed Sorew Company, screws cast out of mal-
leable iron
Paublsu, safes and locks
Perry and Co., metallic pens
Petit and Fritsen, bells with suspending apparatus
Peyton and Harlow, metallic japanned bedsteads
Pierce, W., cottage grate
Pokier, L., copying presscs
Potts, W., ,bronzes and lacquered lamps, &c. (and special
approbation)
Puissant, F., wrought-iron crucible and ornaments
Rau and Co., japanned tin plate
Regout,!P., chandeliers (two large and two small)
Reynolds, J., cut nails
Rickets,! C., gas stoves
Riddle, W., apparatus for extinguishing fire in ships,
signal lamps, &e:
Robert, .A. and Co., roll of tin foil
Robertson, Carr, and Steel, stoveolagterast(easnd
special appro.
Rometsoh, C., metallic writing
batioti)
Rosee, Baron A. de, brass cauldrons, &c.
Rowley,RoyalOrdnance Spain), iron butt of King of Spain
—, buttons(
Salm, Prince, cast-iron statue of Radetzsky, considered
p
as a specimen of casting (and s • approbation)
sSiamltoannit,
doL
tin, barnodn ze
enameland lacquered eccl
lamps
Larches, Pescador, bedstead of cast steel with bronze
(and special approbation)
Seh"slenienilie7,t Cs „ galvanised steel wire
Sehmantz, C., sen., letter-press.rollers
Schmidt, Caspar, kitchen stove
....chn!Z, L. N., zinc castings:
Shave, W. J., stoves and ovens
Sherwin, J., kitchen range
Shoolbred and Co., japanned ware
Stange and Verfel, brorzc candelabrum
Siobe, A., rotatory syringe
Simccx, Pemberton and Scrag, brass work, various
Smith, Kemp, and C 9 buttons
Socie•6 do la Nouvelle Zino, zinc tiles
Sommereyer and Co., iron safe ornamented (and spe-
cialm
approbation)
sS
Lticreilion,g,V:Viroarnrdi
sP(.m, caoinoldang
fenapapearwateusst),
alloy
bell, for
cheapness (exhibited by.T. Warner and Sons)
C,. Li., and en., japan article
Go&tbeic vase,&e.
sStto°lbkwe3rsßterro'thers (Class V.) beer machine
Stehrer, T. F., brass and steel wire, &e,
Stollherg. Wernigerodo, Count, cast iron
Strode, W., gas stove
Susse Brothers, bronzy candelabra, fountains, &c.
Tann and Song, safes

Taylor, .1., locks
Taylor and Sou, belie (and special approbation)
tinaiwy ttr.r, &e. -
Timreir...S and Sbns. summers' &c.
Tre,ggoo, H. and W., z:nc window bline.s
Trelon, Weldon, and Weil, buttons and Chins knobs
T:onchon, N., iron articles of furniture, &c.
Tupper aad Carr. wire fencing (galmised iron)
Turner, H. and Co , firs roins
Tylrir and Paco, pLrforated metes
TylOr and Sons, breezed ware and baths
Vantillard and Co.; tinned iron pins,
- Veratan, L. N., strong boxes and safes - -
Wakefield, F.. cooking apparatus -
NW/Allier, IL, perforated brass •
WilAer, ,R. (Class VIII.), metallic pens
Waller and Co. (ngin avenue weal) monumental. brats • .
Walters, B. and P., locks
Walton and Co.; japanned ware
Warner and Sons, japanned ware and bells
Wells, J. T,, buttons
Wenbam Lake Ice Company, refrigerator
Whitehouse and Co., iron tubes and fittings • •
Wb;Weld, S., brass cornices. &c.
Whitilee and,Ch.apman, coffee mills
Wilkfns and Weatherly, metal ropes
Wilss!), IL and W., baths, various
Windier end Blythe, lacks And steel pens
Wood Brothers, chain cables
Yatea, Haywood, and Co., stove grates
Zucumi, B. (Class XXX. ), aviary.