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

THE SUN,

with a weft of carded wool, crossed on one side only,
cf the character cf Cassinet
Duche, Sin., aud Co., fine shawls of Indian wool
Echingcr, Brother.), vestings
Fa:sio, jun., waistcoatings, .Fee.
Forbes and Hutchison, shawls
Funke, R. M., mixed cloths and dresses
Gaussen, jun., Fargeton and Co., a variety of shawls of
Indian wool
Glen and APlndoe, excellency and economy in printing
shawls. Exhibited by Keith, Schoobridge, and Co.
Grace and Neviandt, vestings of cotton warp
Graham, John, embroidered crape shawls, from China
Gri/let, sen., and Co., two long shawls of elaborate
design
Hebert, F., and Son, shawls woven from Indian wool
Heymann, C., and Co., vestings
Kauffinann, H., woollen velvets of plashes of goats'
hair, of various descriptions printed, and chino
Keith, Schoobridge, and Co., large collection of printed
shawls
Kerr, Robert (Kerr, Scott, end Co.), fine specimens of
every dFseription of shawls, and is variety of tartans
Laporta, H. F., embroideries o❑ several textures
Lawrence, Stone, and Co., tartans made from native wool
Learoyd, J. E., cassinetts of superior quality
Learoyd, \V., cassinetts of novel and excellent quality
Lens, R. and G., specimens of tartan plaids
Lefebure Ducatteau, Brothers, vestings
Lemaire, I)escamps, and Phelan, specimens of pants-
loon snitn
Lionart-Chaffaux, Madame, specimen of pantaloon stuff
Lion Brothers and Co., collection of shawls
Marx and Weigert, Utracht velvet, and shawls
Merlin, A. and V., a long white embroidered shawl
Miller end Hail, excellent cashmerettes
Morgenroth and Kruggrna,nn, woollen velvet, plain and
figured
Murlay, W. J. C., veAings
Paton, J. and ii., collection of tartans
Patri•au, C., vestings of cashmere
Pferdmenges and Kleinjung, vestings
Pim Brothers and. Co., collection of poplins
Robertson, J. and T., shawls
Rockstroh, IL, specimens of waistcoatings
Sanderson, R. and A., and Co., collection of tartans
Steiff and Harms, variety of vestings
Swaisland, C., printed shawls of'great excellence
Taylor, J., and Son, vestings
Tee and Son (Class XIV.), variety of fabrics
Theirry-Meig; collection of shawls
Towler, Campin, and Ca., collection of shawls, and first-

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class printed goods
Van der ileecic, J. C., fancy tartans
Walmtsloy, H. (Class XL), poplins
Whitehill, ?el., and Co., merino shawls
YeiAel, J., and I. C. Bieumel, collection of shawls

JURY XVI.
THE PRIZE MEDAL.

Adcock and Co., ;collection of feathers for ornamental
purposes
Baker, 8., light harness of superior workmanship
Barrande, J. P., anussol tment of morocco and kid leather
of varied colours
Bayvet Brothers and Co., an assortment of morocco,
roan, and calf leather
Borthault, au assortment of parchment and vellum
Bevingtorts and Morris, a collection of furs and skins,
and for an assortment of sheep skin rugs.
Blackwell, S. and R., pbseton harness
Blythe, R., a lady's saddle and a hunting saddle
Bossard, J., curried calf leather of superior quality
Brace, 11., two cases of tits, stirrups, and spurs
Brown and Son, specimen of saddle-trees
Caistor, A. B , hussar and hunting saddler, with pair of
huntinz pads
Clarke, R., and Sons, a collection of manufactured furs
Clark, C. and J., sheep and lamb-skin rugs
Cooper, M., racing saddle and a case of saddlery
Corry, J. and J., Italian lamb-skins for gloves
Courtois, E., black and coloured varnished calf and

hides
Cou:tepee Duchesnay, boot fronts from the calf-skins o
Piris
Cozens and Greatrex, tanned and curried leather
Cox, W. H., and Co., two foreign butts, very well tanned
Crawford, H. M., calf-skins tanned in oak bark
Cuff, it., saddle (riding), bridle, and harness
Deadde, J , a large assortment of calf and cow hides
Deed, J. S., Angora goat and English sheep skin rugs.
An assortment of morocco leather. (And honourably
mentioned)
Delacour, IL P., horse hair and " vegetable silk"

damask
Dixon and Whiting, an assortment of varnished and

enamelled hides and splits
Dorr and Reinhardt, an assortment of varnished calf

leather
Drake, It., three very beautiful muff'
Draper, —, a remarkably heavy and well tanned English

hide
Duport, V., three split hides, of twice the usual length
Dezaux-Lacour, carried calf-skins
Earnshaw, 11., a case of harness
Eggers, F., a fur carpet
Emmerich and Goerger, an assortment of coloured and
black morocco
Fitux and Co. a Ingnufactured solo and harness leather
Ferrer, A. (Class XXIII ), ornaments worked in hair
and gold
Gauthier J., black and coloured varnished leather
Geer, J., a national cloak made from lamb-skins
Guillot, J. A., boot fronts of various kinds
Ilaussens-Hap, 8., horse-hair, and also fibre stuffing for
furniture
Heintze and Freudenberg, black varnished calf leather
itt3worth and Linley, boot fronts and cordovan
Herbarn, John and Thomas, an English crop butt
Herrenschraidt, G. F., boot fronts and curried calf
II(11, C., varnished calf leather
Hickey and Tull, two portmanteaus
Houette, A., and Co., an assortment of black and

coloured varnished leather
Hudson's Bay Company, a collection of fur skins
Jetu, C. A., curried porpoise leather, and samples of
leather from the skin of the whale
Jorez, jun., white varnished hide
Kane, G., portmanteaus and camp furniture
Keilich, Henry, models of a miniature tigress and cubs
Konig, L., eamaille of superior workmanship
Landron Brothers, well-tanned sole leather
Lacey and Phillips, a case of harness
Ladeubee le Jeune, C, saddlery and harness
Lambert and S9n, waxed calf•skins, boot fronts, and cor-

dovan
Langdon, W., jun., a light phaeton harness
Last, S., railway portmanteau
Laycock and Sons, horse hair damask, &e.
Lemonier and Co., ornamental hairwork
Lever, J. and J., specimens of vellum and parchment for

book-binding, &c.
Lolagnier, —, specimens of leather
Mercier, J. J., curried calf leather
Merklinghaus and Wes, dressed hides, manufactured

for saddlery and harness
lloyeir, S. and M., manufactured articles made from the

skies of the rabbit
Midi more, W., a lady's embroidered saddle, and ditto
with elastic seat, also mounting-rein for unbroken
horses
Morris, H., a set of double sleigh harness
Mayer-Michel and Benninger, japanned and varnished
hideg, and calf leather, and for morocco, roans, and
skivers
Nova Scotia, Central Committee of, a choice collection

of ►kips
Nys and Co., black varnished calf leather
Oastler and Palmer, a large assortment of enamelled and

varnished leather, and crop butt
Passmore, W., a set of single-horse harness
Peltereau, August, sole loather
Peltcreau, F., jun., sole leather
Pollock, J., a very perfect set of Scotch harness
Prax and Lambin, a varied collection of saddlery and
harness

Prin, A.,
,jun., russet and black curried calf leather
Pullman, R. W. and J., chamois leather of every de-

scription.
Russian Imperial Cabinet of St. Petersburgh, a pelisse
lining, made from the necks of the silver fox, &c.
Skvorsoff, M., curried calf leather and a few calf-skins
curried with the hair attached
Smith, G., and Sons, an assortment of furs, made from
Russian sable, &c.
Stockill, W., specimens of boot fronts
Swaine and Adeney, a large assortment of whips and
canes
Super, H., a good assortment of curried calf leather and
boot fronts, and boots and shoes, for exportation
Turkey, his Majesty the Sultan of, a collection of skins
Texier, jun., specimens of buck, doe, and fawn leather
Ventujol and Chassang, boot fronts, manufactured from
Bordeaux calf-skins
Warming, E., a far carpet
Webb, E., coloured hair cloth, and cloth composed of
silk and hair, and for horse-hair carpets
White, J. C., silver-mounted harness with improved re-
gistered rugs
Woinknecht, T., two carpets made of fox-akin and other
furs
Wisdom, Russel, and Whitman, specimens of curled hair
for furniture
Wilson, Walker, and Co., an assortment of coloured
sheep, morocco, and calf leather
Zeitz, J. F., a coat lining, made from mink-tails, &e.