The Sun.
London, England, 1851-10-18 00:00:00

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Croizat, perukea without toupee s, produced by ma.
chappes and spun silks
Boeleer, Mark,
Ad.., figured umbrella and parasol' silks, plain ehinery
'''aaertr'rand,
nlns, chine, and figured silks 'David, C., a collection of dyed morocco
ptl-ii,l-t,ti, Franz, damask and furniture silk and table Delisle and Co. specimen: of shee p and morocco I aather
Dick, A., a well' manufactured hoiarth rug
coaers for Graeae.
Carlecot, R. and R., ribbons East and Son, dyed and embossed sheep leather, in imi-
Causle and Garion, white poll 12, 13 derniers, for rib- tation of Utrecht velvet
bons and for organzine and trains, both white and. Evans and Son, specimens of well manufactured parch-
ment, and for direction labels
yellow
Chvvalla, Antoine,^J.," drammed" silks (a tours comtes) Evershed, —, Sussex, well-tanned light sole leather
(exhibited by Boutchier, Mortimer,
Dand Co.)
eydier, Paul, organzine
Delarbre, Victor, white and yellow organzine Feilett, George, tippets, cloaks, victorines, and muffs
)_T,yinieu, Paul, and Son, spun silk, both shoot and warp Fortier Beaulieu, curried leat(Class X.XIX.), a muffand boa
her
rcies and Zsppezauer, damask and broths shot cotton, Foster,m Son, and Duncum
of arabout feathers
a.lso for figured silks
Fora: sate, J. L., and Co., organzine, 26, 28 derniera George, C., specimen of morroeco and russia leather
Fabrea:ne, Nourry, Son, Barnouin, and Co., spun silk, George, J., specimens of leather
Giraud Brothers,boi dooywedbmidoer,oocucorrlieeadthfoerr
b ,th weft and warp strap leather
Ge.ssner, Auguste, armures, glaces, and striped and Ghisloin•Du ,
Hall, (Sydney), enamelled kangaroo skins
checked gros de Naples
parasols and um- Hauser, J. do J. a specimen of sole leather
Henderson, J., sleigh robes and other furs
brellas
Gantillon, T. E., woven landscape Henoc, —, screens and feather brooms, made of ostrich,
II nibastel, C. G. and Co., an assortment of plain and peacock, and other feathers
figured silk and for figured silk handkerchiefs, terry riffoogimar:sy, BTr.o,thseprse,cciraurerniesd
ocfalftlheoathtearnnanedi bboojitofroofntsthe
1 ,
velvets and fieureds crape shawls
-ing specimens of parasol silks walrus, &c '
jaL
°bi
and
Be'
.
pd.. 3gli, plain and striped goods, made Hudson,. S., 'a
hunting saddle with elastic seat, and a
aasisn silks side saddle with S.
Eaaca, FF. silk plush for hats Hughes, It., heraldic mountings for harness
Isidore and Brandt, wigs, perukes, and other works in
ICaiael, John, chine and figured silks
hair
"Castner, Alber, a similar assortment to. thie, last
Lavenhe and L Mathieu, pail or train sing s., for gaze Kelsey, J. T., a well tanned crop hide, weighing 821 b.
I uluter, and crepe de chine, and for organzine L'Huillier, feathors for ornamental purposes
Lapteir, J., ribbons, plush waistcoats, in gros grains, Loddie, A. A., plumes of feathers and screens of various
and neckerchiefs kinds
Laptaff, N., plain, checked, striped chine, and figured Lutwyehe and George, well manufactured morocco
silks leather, and dyed sheep skin rugs
Martel, Geoffrey, and Valansot, an assortment of figured Luxemburg Glove Manufactory, bronze and black kid
and broths silcravats leather
leather
Mayer Brothers, handkerchiefs, marceline, and flounce Masson, Charles, tanned sole leather
broches, marceline, jasp.e, &c. Massemin, C. L., calf leather, adapted for boot fronts
Islejean and SOUS, organzine and grenadine for lace Mattat and Sons, dressed leather, both for white and
for vestinga and caps
Meyer and Co., plush tan-coloured gloves
liLetfredi, Armentario, organzine Maxwell and Co., socket spurs, in several stages of
;gayer and Eoglemann, parasol silks, cravats, shawls, manufacture
and vestings Mayer, I„ varnished calf and enamelled coach hides
No viandt and Ffleideren, cravats and handkerchiefs Minopri and Hohwiesner, varnished calf and coloured
vex, ningberger, J., ribbons japanned hide
iaries\verck, D. and Co., ribbons Oberconz, H., curried leather, and for a well-tanned hide
liordor!, Huber, striped and plain gros de Naples Paillart Brothers, calf and sheep leather
ossi, G. M., trams and organzines Penny, J., a state pony bridle
Byhiner 613 d Sons, chappes and spun silks Randall and Dicks, manufactured assortment of chamois
St. Tulle, Magnaperie Experimontal, conducted by MM. and gaiter leather
Guerin anißobert, raw silk It anniger, J. L., and Son, an assortment of lamb leather
sauvage, R., moire siiks, armures, and taffetas Reulos, A. J., curried horse leather, adapted for boots
Sehißper, Carl, black plush for hats and shoes
ladies' head-dresses
Simon, H., silk plush for hats Robey, W.,
Sitoff Brothers, silver-gilt fringes, braidings, and wire Roig, S. an assortment of morocco leather
thread, and samples of brocade Rood, G. and Co., hearth-rugs made from dyed Angora
Soper, Henry, parasol silks goat skins, door mats, &c.
Steiner, G., and Son, trains and organzines Roth, C. W., varnished calf leather
Stieff and Harras, vestings and fancy cravats Sondermann, W., vellum and parchment of extreme
Stillwell and Son, damask for furniturewhiteness
ho
faabsndi n
gbe
laxertnes
harness-makers
hme assortmentahkaernrsess
Thevenot, Raffia, and Roux, rich reps silks, chine Southeyloatb
Stewart,e W., a
leather,
and Co
forcosaect.
shawls, and China silks
fthibert and Adam, black silk plush for hats
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ci
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:Vw.g
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psaepnre
ude
kishoe
asnleatheri
esu fa
T ' fronts
oture in false h
homas Brothers, flounces of various shades
n
'Tr occon, A., silk shawls and silks for cravats
•
Val,-insot, M., terry velvets, and plusher, for bonnets
Vignaux, J. L., varnished calf leather for boots hair
Yana er, J., and Son, parasol silks
Von dor Murhl Brothers, glaco gros do Naples shoes
Washington and Davis, plain and figured plashes for Winsor and Son, an assortment of dyed sheep-skin rugs,
skins for cavalry saddles, and several manufactured
castings
Wirz and Co., satinet and black gros de Naples articles
Wilson and Co., silk plush for hats Winter, W., wigs and head dresses
Zalaghin, gros de Naples, glace and checked, gros-gros Wood, W. and S., an assortment of calf-skins curried
moire (watered silk), and satin.
----_ and dyed in imitation of morocco leather.;

JURY XIV.
lIONOURABLE MENTION.

JURY XVII.
HONOURABLE MENTION.
Bancks, Brothers, improvement in the water-mark of

2N.meye-Berte, R., waggon-coverings and heavy goods,
made by power looms
Beck and Sons,
Co.,
and drills
Bell, T . and Co., cambric handkerchiefs
Bernard' and Co., hot-water steeped flax
Beveridge, E., waggon coverings and heavy goods, made
by power looms
Burbach Brothers, hemp water-pipes, without seams
.Bruzghin, A., canvas
Canter, Joseph, ducks, drabbets,
Cs.rter Brothers, ducks, drabbets, &c.
Canhagena, Royal Arsenal at, cordage
Corry; Bain, and Co., damask, also a design for a
table -cloth
Coulson, W., damask cloth
Daudre, A., damasks
Deroubaix,H , drills and other articles
Dobbelaore-ilulin, sheetings, hand-spun, and imitation

paper
Banks, Sons, and Co., (Class I.), black-lead pencils
Barker, J., specimens of type•metal casts from wooden
matrices, applicable to calico and other printing
Barbat, letter-press and lithographic printing
Batten, D., specimens of bookbinding
Battagia, G., specimens of typography, with simple and
convenient binding
Bemand, IL, specimens of white and coloured parch-
Zment
Berge, Brothers, cigar oases, leather purses, &c.
Berger, C. 11., variety of wafers, in paper and gelatine
Bondon, L., specimens of enamelled paper
Bradley, 8., and Co.,
.book-cloth binding and block

gilding
Briard, J. H., printed Bibles and Testaments
Callaghan, Mr. Attorney-General, a volume printed
from types cut and cast at Sydney, and printed by
John Rowe
Cundell and Addey, specimen of a book cover in pierced

Russian
Demmer, T., cambric handkerchiefs and other linen

articles
Dn. Brothers and Co., brown sheetings and osnaburghs
Don, W. and J., and Co., brown sheetings and osnaburghs
Eason, A., sailcloth and sacking
Edinburgh Rope and Sailcloth Company, canvas
Elmendorf, E. F., middle-sized yarns
Feria Wenzel, lawns
Fletcher, H. T., ducks, drabhets, &c.
GAiley, D. (Class IV.), cold-water steeped flax
Ghent Linen Company, assortment of the heavier tow

metal _
De Serlry, C. G,, 'variety of tinted paper
Dufour, L., specimens of gold, silver, and other fancy

papers
Dopter, J. V. M., specimens of lace and other fancy
papers
Enschede and Sons, printing types and stereotype
plates
Farina, A., small punches and types
Flechey, J. 8., cigarette and other papers, manufactured
from the leaves of the dwarf palm tree
Freund, E. A., variety of enamelled cardboards and

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Godard and Bontemps, fico cambrics
GoAna, L. J., cordage
Guynet and Becqur, fine cambrics
nax.worth and Carnley, ducks, drabbets,
Haae.-sle, Parkinson, and Co., ducks, drabbeta, &a.
Holloway, T. J. cordage
Hunt, W. and Son, damasks
Jackson and Matthewinan, ducks, drabbets, &c.
Ilett, A., cord Igo
Kiriten, C., linens
Kronig, F. W., and Sons, linens
Lanriernau, Linen Joint Stock Company of, canvas mado

paper
Gossett, H., superior ruling of account books
Gauthier, jun., superior brass letters for the use of
bookbinders
Gillot, —, a now method of etching plates for surface

printing
Glenison and Vangenechten, cardboards, and marbled

rmd suffice-colonred papas
Graf, H., block gilding on the covers of a large folio

altar Bible
Grungoir, J. M., locks for pocket-books
Gruel, Madame, bookbinding
Gucsnu, —, numerous specimens of ornamental paper

fro:n hemp
Loadhetier, J., and Co.. low-priced checked and striped

lkens
I....rgrarid, D., fine cambric handkerchiefs
Lip eke and "fabler, damasks
Msloolna, J., bleached lawns and handkerchiefs
Meogden, Michael Von, damasks
Moore. W. F , canvas
Pigott and Newton, ducks, drabbets, &c.
Benny. Sons and Co., canvas
Richardson, J. and T., and Co., Springfield, ducks, drab-
ber 86c.
Richardson and Co., Lisburn, excellency of bleach in
fine linens
Steernan, C. and 11., damasks
Siegi, J. and C., bleached creas
Schuize, D., middle-sized yarns
St. Bernard, Antwerp, the House of Correction at, dow-
las, imitation Russia sheeting, ducks, &c.
Titl'ey, Tatham, and Walker, excellence in the colour of
thy; limn threads
Van Ackere, J. C., hand-spun linen yarn, double-thread
in warp
Vanden Hoogen, T., cordage
Vander Voort, damasks
Walqin and Co., sheetings and huckabacks
Warden, A. J., jute carpeting
Wessel, F. W., linens
Nirbyone, Canton cloths and handkerchiefs of China
green
Withird, W., CIIIVSISIS
Wilma, J., an assortment of linens, huckabacks, and Rus-
*Ls ..neetings.

and stationary
Haas and Co., pocket•books, porto.monnaies, and other

loather goods
Haenle, L., burnished gold and other ornamental papers
Hanel, E., varioul matrices, types, and printing
Heyl, J. F., and Co., superior transparent wafers
Hider, Elialbeth, fancy iloral ornaments, as applied to

valentines
Hirsficheld, J. 8., coloured surface printing
Hulot, A., impressions from relievo engraved plates, &o.
Jamar, A., specimens of illustrated books and woodcuts
King, T. and J. H., new type music
Knight and Hawes, stereotyping
Koch, C. A., writing and plate paper
Kuhn, C. and Sons, porttolios, pocket-books, albums,
and porte monnaies, and also ruling of account-books
Lebrun, L. J., bookbinding
Leisegang, W., block gilding on velvet
Leighton and Son, bookbinding
Liepmann, J., an ingenious mode of producing several
impressions from a mass of colour, in which the
various gradation of tint are an inch and more in
thickness, and which, on being moistened with oil,
and subjected to pressure, yields a copy of the subject
represented
Macomie, and Co., specimens of binding
M'Adams, J. and W., ruled account•books, and circular

ruling
Manchin and Moral, novelty in the application of bitu-
men to the purpose of stereotyping
Martin, J., new mode of sizing paper by which it is

JURY XV.
lIONO (MABEE MENTION.
Aked, T., and Sons, pantaloon cloths
BacLoven and Vollschwitz, silk, cotton, plush
I3arsoßa, J., pantaloons
Bennett and Co., Utrecht velvet
Bonte, 1., pantaloon stuffs
Beefily, Michael, Lowraz, and Co., shawls
Bull and Wilson, waistcoatings
Chembellan, G., and Co., a collection of shawls
Chinard, Charles, a collection of shawls
Depouilly Brother, Boivaux • barege shawls
Fry, W., and Co., various furnitures and dress pieces
Gilson and 8.-..sasut, specimens of pantaloon stuffs
Godefroy, L., specimens of printed shawls
Haley, John, and Son, flinuel shawls
Hauciaaus and Son, collection of tartans
Haydtcr, Sebastian, shawls, &c.
y, E., and Sons (Class XL), embroidered merinos
Hess, G., vestings
'Johns, William, and Brothers, clan tartans
i:G JaE:3Oll and Banks, collection of shawls
Lawson, J., and Co., printingf and designs
Lehman, D. J., specimensO plash and woollen velvets
Levin, 11., and Sons, vestings
, a designgof their own composition, of
Lewis and Allenby
peculiar Indian style
max, Meyer, and Co., silk and cotton plush
Oodenhoff and Hartung, harness shawls
and tartans
Pterdm,enges Brothers, light cloth, m
eslled cassattes
Reynolds, W., poplins for furniture
Reinhold, W., long and square shawls
Re piquet and Silvent, vestings
Rise, Joseph, shawls
Roxburgh, John and Andrew, specimen of woven shawls
Ruratclun and Menke!, vestings
Sabin, Rebeyre, cravats, scarfs, and shawls
Schofield, J., pantaloon cloth, vestings in wool, silk, and
cotton and herseymeres
Shulte, J. If., valentias and cashmere designs
Sieth.rt, F. embroideries
Trendel and Sons, light pantaloon stuffs of cotton and
wool
ep 8.,N hand Co„ramattas, or bombazines
9U4 ew, O., r
Son, collection of clan tartaus.

rendered waterproof
Marion, A., fancy ornamental and plain paper and sta•

stioncry
Meillet and Piehot, postage and other stamps
Meyer, E., specim-ns of printed designs in 50 colours,
from surface blocki, in imitation of Berlin patterns for
needle work
Miller and Richard, type founding
Morell H. (Class IV.), wax and wafers
Neraudeau, J. A., ledger binding
Obry, Bernard, and Co., black and other papers
Piette, L., various papers
Pinches and Co., specimens of stamping in relief on
envelopes and writing paper
Piques, —, pasteboar
Rehbacb, J. J., black-lead pencils
Reichhold, G., fancy leather gods, porte-monnaies, &o,
Regeer, H. J., bookbinding
Revillion, specimen of printing, and Greek, Oriental,
and other types
Royaton and Brown, ledgers and account books
Simier, J., bookbinding
Schull, L., white and tinted papers
Sibell and Mott, specimens of account books
Starke and Co., specimens of ornamental printing
Starr, C., binding works for the blind, with thickened
margins, to prevent the embossing from being pressed
out
Turnbull, J. L. and J., drawing boards
Vanderdorpel and Son, various fancy stationery
Vincent and Tisserant, sealing wax, wafers, and writing
ink ~.. •.; ;
Walker, E. and Co., a Bible elaborately bound and
ornamented, with a recess for a family register inside
the cover
Weber,d
,
Waterlow and Sons, specimens of good account books
J. 8., specimens of marbled papers
Wo
introduction the 1.513°"' 'I" 0 improvementsmi inc lloe
tdhg ebrands
woiti; L. and estinn binding, b y
roti
(Class I.), crayons and pencils

scnisIIOtNOUPWIL7 MENTION.
embr,uiliaread edgings
Adams and
It. Y., oil-cloth
JURY XIX.
Audiat, F.,
embroidered with gold
Barnes,
ecsanabric handkerchief
BBu_senhbloofre7EL:.Lar.,
Bisiaux, painted oil cloth
s embroidered
of e r
England,
d
Brown, Hugh, trimmings
muslin.flounce anti
Brown, J. R. and W. (Class
xiv. )
Brown, M'Laren, and Co., velv3t carpets
robe
Bouason de Tlieghere, imitation of Spanish . point lace
Capper and Waters (Class XX,), court suit in needlework
Cardwell, C. and T., pillow lace
Clarke, Jane, lace
Ihbaret, Tamps, silk buttons
Dartevelle and Mounoury, imitation Brussels scarf
Danfrais, B. and Co., Scotch carpets
Delcambre, A., goid-colour lice, point lace, and scarf
Duchel and Son, moquette carpet
East India Company, embroidery on muslin and net
Ellis, Sophie A., specimens of tatting in collars, &c.
Ferdinand,
Sisters, black lace slum, dress, jacket,
_._ John,
killart, Ctrs.
G M.,•
moleskin table covers .
Gin, vv. L. G.. curiously embroidered shirt
Guillemot 11
Grunthal lloniton lac©
_erorthers, coach and livery laces
Baas and t'onlin patterns for needlework
Harrison, T. 'i="quette carpet
Ltartree, E.
canvas
, a tar-cloth and . and G., table-cloth and veils
cushions of Genoa velvet
embroidered on 811 k
Hammer, 8., new style of needlework