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

THE SUN,

Croizet, perukes without toupees, produced by ma-
chinery
David, C., a collection of dyed morocco
Delisle and Co., specimens of sheep and morocco leather
Dick, A., a well manufactured hearth rug
East and Son, dyed and embossed sheep leather, in imi-
tation of Utrecht velvet
Evans and Son, specimens of well manufactured parch-
ment, and for direction labels
Everahed, —, Sussex, well-tanned light sole leather
(exhibited by Boutchier, Mortimer, and Co.)
Fellett, George, tippets, cloaks, victorines, and muffs
Fortier Beaulieu, curried leather
Foster, Son, and Duncum (Class XXIX.), a mend boa
of marabout feathers
George, C., specimen of morrocco and rassia leather
George, J., specimens of leather
Giraud Brothers, dyed morocco leather
Ghisloin,Duboie, cow hide, curried for strap leather
Hall, (Sydney), enamelled kangaroo skins
Hauser, J. de J., a specimen of sole leather
Henderson, J., sleigh robes and other furs
Ilenoc, —, screens and feather brooms, made of ostrich,
peacock, and other feathers
Ilogarty Brothers, curried calf leather and boot fronts
Holmes, T., specimens of the tanned hide of the
walrus, &c.;
Hudson, a hunting saddle with elastic seat, and a
side saddle with S.
Hughes, 11., heraldic mountings for harness
Isidore and Brandt, wigs, perukes, and other works in
hair
Kelley, J. T., a well-tanned crop hide, weighing 831 b.
L'Huillior, feathers for ornamental purposes
Loddie, A. A., plumes of feathers and screens of various
kinds
Latwyche and George, well manufactured morocco
leather, and dyed sheep akin rugs
Luxemburg Glove Manufactory, bronze and black kid
leather
Masson, Charles, tanned sole leather
Massemin, C. L., calf leather, adapted for boot fronts
Mattat and Sons, dressed leather, both for white and
tan-coloured gloves
Maxwell and Co., socket spurs, in several stages of
manufacture
Mayer, I„ varnished calf and enamelled coach hides
Minopri and Hohwieper, varnished calf and coloured
japanned hide
Oberconz, H., curried leather, and for a well-tanned hide
Paillart Brothers, calf and sheep loather
J., a state pony bridle
all and Dicks, manufactured assortment of chamois
gaiter leather
Renniger, J. L., and Son, an assortment of lamb leather
Reulos, A. J., curried horse leather, adapted for boots
and shoes
Robey, W., ladies' head-dresses
Itoig, S., an assortment of morocco leather
Rood, G. and Co., hearth-rugs made from dyed Angora
goat skins, door mats, &c.
Roth, C. W., varnished calf leather
Sondermann, W., vellum and parchment of extreme

Henderson and Co., damask Venetian carpet
Harbert, Thomas and Co., imitation blonds, laces, &c.
Holdregger, C., embroidered curtain
Hooper, G., imitation lace scarf, lappets, and berths
Humphries, Thomas, seven-frame velvet pile carpet
Irish Work Society, knitted, netted, and crochet lace
Jackson, C., applique embroidery
Jancowski, W., small picture embroidered in tent-stitch
Kightley, J., pillow-lace
Kingsbury, Eouis, basket of flowers, Scc.
Krick!, E., arms of England embroidered in gold, silver,

. .
and silk
Ladies' Carpet Needlework, the design by Mr. Pap-

worth
Ladies' Industrial Society, Dublin, infanta' lace robes
Laroque Sons, Brothers, and Jaquernet, Aubusson

carpets
Laugher and Cosens, Iloniton hair shawl
Laurent, J. 8., silk buttons and trimmings
Lawrance, A. and A., and Co., carpet
Lecun and Co.
Lehmann, M., painted moleskin table-covers
Martin, C. A., silk buttons, fringes, &o.
Mee, Cornelia, banner screen and flags of all nations
Mercier, purses, Greek caps, and reticules
Morton and Sons, Brussels carpet
Neio, F. W., Berlin pattern for needlework
Newton, Jones, and Willis, church carpets and hang-
ings, and episcopal robes
Onion, E., fringe, tassels, and ornaments
Parey, C. F. W., needlework carpet
Purcell, Frances, embroidered table-cover
Puzin, —, lace and trimmings for carriages
Robertson and Sons, cambric table-cover, collars, and
other embroidery
Roy, C. F., Brussels flounce
Russia, number of articles in leather, embroidered with
gold
Sardinia, thick coarse carpeting
Saris and Rengos, embroidery in gold
Scleuss, H., embroidery
St. Joseph, Establishment of, Flanders guipure lace
flounce, sleeves, and trimming lace
Schnoor and Steinhaeuser, table-cover
Schubert, Mrs., table-cover worked on net lace
Seguin, Joseph, black diamond open ground lace in half

shawl mantle, and laces
Sim, C. J., two pair of pillow lace lappets
Sisncox, G. P., Brussels carpet
Smith and Baber, oilcloth
Sommerfield, 8,, needlework
Standring, J. and Brother (Class XXIX), braids, laces,
plaited lines, and fringes fur dresses
Tanner, 8., muslin
Tessada, F., cambric handkerchiefs
Todt., A., Berlin patterns for needlework
Tuiesant, scarf
Tunis, variety of rich and costly articles
Turkey, variety of purses, bags, slippers, fringes, and
trimmings in gold
Tutor) Samuel, design for lace curtain
Vonwiner, Ulrio de Gssp, variety of low-priced articles
Westhead and Co. (Class XXIX.), tapes
Woodward, B. Higgins, five-frame Brussels carpet
Zeiiig, H., upholstery and coach trimmings.

Pickardt, J., files
Polycarpo, A., garden knives
Ritter, W., augurs, &c.
Bossier, J., cutlery
Sanders, G., razor strop
Schwartz.), J. D., cutlery
Scott and Glassford, axes
Sellers, J. (Class XXII.), cutlery
Shaw, Samuel, axes
Stagg, 11. W. (Class XXII.), sickles
Sophia, Turkey, Province of, scissors
Stewart and Co., razor guard
Stills, A., razors, &c.
Stuckhart, J., cutlery
Tabourdeau, P., cutlery
Taborin, P. F., files
Tasker, Henry (Class XXII.), saws
Taylor Brothers (Class XXU.), saws
Thomas, C., cutlery
Wallace, A., planes
Warburton and Co. (Class XXII.), augers
Weiss, J., and Sons, tools
Winks, 8., and Sons (Class XXII.), razors
Wood, J., razors
Yburru, J., files
Zeitlinger, J. A., scythes

whiteness
Southey and Co., an extensive assortment of good
leather, for coach and harness-makers
Stewart, W., a set of single sleigh harness
Taillet, V., boot and shoe leather
Thiabierge. —, perukes and ladies' fronts
Tyz:lck, W. V., specimens of manufacture in false hair
Vignaux, J. L., varnished calf leather for boots and
shoes
Winsor and Son, an assortment of dyed sheep-skin rugs,
skins for cavalry saddles, and st,veral manufactured
sirticies
Winter, W., wigs and head dresses
Wood, W. and S., an assortment of calf-skins curried
and dyed in imitation of morocco loather.,

JURY XX.
HONOURABLE MENTION.
Adams. W. 11. P. cloth made up into coats
Adolphi, C. F. NV., ladies' boots and shoes
Allen and Son (Class XVI.), stout made boots
Bally and Co., display of good braces
Barbeau, J., deer skin boots
Baton, W., and Son, hats made of hares'a far
Beare and Jeffs (Class XVI.)," stabbory" in boots
Beckett, George (Class XVI.), well made boots and

shoes
Berger, Madame, variety of stays
Biddle, Juhn, Saxony wool goods, spun silk, and beaver

JURY XXIL
HONOURABLE MENTION.
Action, Verein, enamelled stone ware
Aldridge, J. M. door pivots
Aliday, W.,bellows
Archer, J. W. (main avenue), monumental brass
Arrer, J., pearl buttons
Aston, J., silk buttons
Bamber and Son, mortice night bolt
Baum, E., stove, as a man in armour
Beitl, F., two iron cash boxes
Biddell, G. A., gas burner, self-regulating
Biddle, J., letter clips, &o.
Bigford, 11., lock
Bird, A., hydrostatic syphon
Black, 8., ornamental carriage illuminator
Bleckman, J. E., tools, locks, &c.
Boche, M., powder flasks, &c.
Boeringer and Co., door security bolt
Botten, C., protector gas meter, for preventing fire damp
Boulonnois, various bronzes
Bradnaek, J. R, knocker and letter plate for door
Braunschweig, F. A., tools
Bray, C. cooking utensils, Ice.
Burton, W. S., ornamental fenders
Carle, A. T., specimens of brass founding
Caron, J. H., samples of buttons, plated
Carrier, Rouge, bronze chandeliers, &c.
Carols, —, machine for preserving meat
Charles and Co., machine of galvanised iron for washing
Chauvin, G., purse trimmings
Cheney, G.H., stoves, &c.
Chopping and Maund, concave horse-shoe
Christian, T., hardware
Cochrane, A., (Class VII.), lock and ventilator
Collier, Son, and Snowden, coffee-roasting apparatus
Collings, C., and Co., patent door-hinge
Cook, Wm., improved horse-shoe for general use
Cooksey, H. R.,, coffin furniture
Crook, F., (Class XXX.). wrought iron water lily
Cudruo, F., window-rod Leeeners
Cugnot, A., locksmite.'e ork and ironmongery
Culverwell, W., portable vapour bath
Diniel, E,, jun., ornamental steel purse
Debaufer, 11., concentrating gas lamp, for the exterior
illumination of shop windows
De la Cour, L. F., bronze and cast-iron articles, &o.
Demidoff, Messrs., Malachite vases
Dervaux.Lr febre, chains, 'Deets, am
Deydier, Mad., zone dormer windows, See.
Duel, S. J., iron castings A statues, animals, &o.
Dultgen, G., pad and port'olio locks
Du I're, W. IL, wind guard, &c.
Duval and Paris, bronze limps, See.
Ebberataller and Schindles (Class XII.), iron and ste)e'
wire, &c.
Edwards, D. 0., etneopyre hoods and gas stoves
Edwards, E., inkstands, glass screws, &c.
Eichelberg, H. D. and Cc, window curtain in frame o
brass
Ellis, W., kitchen range aid bath apparatus
Ernst, P., nails, assorted
Farrow, C., machines for wine and other liquors
Fauconier Delire (widow), wrought nails
Faulding, J., portable valour bath by spirit lamp
Faye, P. G., bronze clocks, &c.
Fetu, J., bronze chandeliers, &c.
Fischer, 8., articles in maleable cast-iron
Fisher, J. N., cash-box
Fogarthy, J,, horse-shoes
Fondet, son., warming appratus
Fox, T. H., bird cages
Fumet, C. F., apparatus far artificial ice
Gaertner, parrot cage, German silver
Gaillard, Son, wire gauze, km.
Gidney. J.
W,,
wire fenoitg
Gillet, F., clocks, &e.
Glenton and Chapman, polished register stove
Gob, J., wrought iron strong box
Gorton, G., stove grate and fender
Gould, —, monumental brass, inlaid steel figures
Grabner, F., Jews' harps
Grangoir, J. F., looks, &c.
Grant, D., gas stoves
Greet and Son, samples of buttons
Guiltier, T., water-closets, and cocks
guy, S., horse-shoes
Haldane and Rae, water-closets, See.
Hale, T., and Co., bells, kettles, &c.
Hampden, J., and Co., enamelled sine
Hands, J., brasswork cornices, &c.
Harrison, W., enamelled frying-pans
Hedlund, J., padlock
Hickman and Clive, coffin furniture
Hill, E. and Co„ patented bedstead, with iron
lars, &o.
Hill, J., stamped brass ornaments
Ullman, J., improved horseshoes
Holgate, J., signal lamps
R,,Holliday, gas lamps
Holmes, Captain, improved horseshoes
Roisterer., G., samples of buttons (plated)
Hueber, F. (Class XXI.), iran and steel wire
Suet, J., purse trimmings, tee.
Huai, Fried, and Co., vices, &o.
Huxhams and Brown, stoves
Huxley and Ileriot, gas stores, hydraulic ditto, &o.
Jackson, W., tools for tin and copper ware
Jaudin, A., tinfoil and coloured spangles
Jones, G., improved horse shoes for frosty weather
King, S., stove grates (ventilating principle)
Kolezch, H., iron safe
Ladd, C. P., balance scale
Lang, L., wire gauze, &o.
Leadbeater, J. fire-proof Wee
Leale and Albrect (Cie:a XXIX.), cake moulds
temple
Lehmann, A. F., iron crucifix, &c.
Lemaire, A., brass curtain ornaments
Lewis, G., lock on circular levers
Longfield, W., ornamental iron safe
Luce, P., mantelpiece ornamented with a mirror
Lurasco Brothers, bronze statues, See.
Maewainay Brothers, wrought nails
M.-401e1), —, patent portable steamer bath
Malin sad Sons, brass-work, cornices, &c,
Manly, J., jun., ornamental nails
&cid 6 de Ilareinelle of Ccuillot, samples of nails, &o
Martin, and Very, 13rothers, mot iron ornamental
Metzner, W., pearl buttons
lanes, W., horseshoes (various)
Mitterberger, J., shoetipe and heals
Moreton and Langley, lock and general hardware
Morisot, N. J., bronzes, &c.
Morrell, A., needles
Morton, J., fenders and cast iron table
Hoes, Ile, copper vapour bath by spirit lamp
Muller, ornamental castings in bronze
Murray, W., tubular filter
Neal and Tonks, buttons
Nettleton and Son, Gothic church ventilating stove
Neuberger, lamps, Esc.
Nixey,
W. Cr., patent till
Onieees, J. C., bellows
ftsesmond, G., sash fastenings, to.
Perry, J., copying press
Paul, Frires, braziers
Pettithomme, L. A., system for suspension for bells
Piggott and Co., buttons—naval buttons
Pleischl, A. sheetiron saucepans in iron metallic name
Plomley, W., model of an improved horseshoe
Pond and Co., cooking stoves
Ppoyprokeananddsosn.,,un,s, double-action ratifying stoves
Prideau, J. S., grate, feeding at bottom—draining
machine
Rebers bronze urns, bo,
T.. `I door fastenings •
etegniaud, J., copper cake moulds
Bettie and Sons, signal lamps
Rexer, C., brass and steel wire and gauze
Rice, W., wire fencing
Richter, J. M. S., brass parrot cage
Ritzel (widow), L., metallic buttons
Robin, L., bronze cups, &c.
Roper, J., transparent gas motor
Ryan, J., transparent gas meter
Schell, C., iron and steel wire
Schmidt, P. L., iron and brass wares
Schwarz, C., jewe'-harps
Schwarz, F., jun., j'esssalearps
sen., jevo,'-harps
LA:•nwarz, J., jews'-harps
Searle, C. M.D., tabulated solid brickheating stove
Sagbase, A. R., oast-iron sod steel ornaments
Serionne, De Lion, and Co., buttons, &c.
Shears and Son, patent dry gas meter
Sherwin, J., economic range, hot closet and bath
Sieron, L., nails, termed " efoua de Paris"
Sirot, P., sen., copper and steel pegs for shoes
Skeltons, S. and R., shovels and spades
Smiths and Co., carriage, rail, See., lamps
Souter, W., copper bronzed urns
Sparkes, J., leash-box for railways
Squire, R.. 4---"
a. .„..as tun3ps
apg lat
omens IL and P
110rseeheed in
4. C. water-closet, braes &o.
oa
Taohy, A" and Co., needles for blind people_
Taillefer, A., and Co„ galvanised needles and lulls
Stokes- tdp
True, lamps, See.
metal buttons
Turk (widow), P. C., m
atiyulnoir ,C 50.1,1
nt ornamentalvon,
steel
a bellows.nd
iron
for nails
Twigg, G. and \V'., naval buttons
Ullenberg and Sehnitaler, screws and wire
Turner, Post-office window doubleettotion fastenings
Vingert, A., nails assorted
.4
Vander, Camer, J. A., zinc vase e4.„.„_.
Voizot, E., steel fur jewellery
Wallace and Son, cooking apparatus
Warriner' G., gas cooking-stove
Wescher Brothers, and Strassmann, buttons, Efst
Whitley, Y., wrought iron binges
White, George, ventilatar and guard
Whitehead, horseshoes

JURY XVII.
HONOURABLE MENTION.

Banck3, Brother3,-improvehieni in the water-mark of
paper
)auks, Sons, anal Co., (Class I.), black-lead pencils
Barker, J., specimens of type•metal casts from wooden
matrices, applicablo 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
Remand, R., specimens of white and coloured parch.

and hares' fur, wrought up
Braund, J., cap with talc peak
Brediff Brothers, strong shoes
Breed, N. A., and Co., children's shoes
Bridard, 1., strong boots and shoes
Briquet and Perrier, braces
Bukudgy, the girl (Constantinople), slippers
Carabei's wife (ditto), slippers
Clark, 8., ladies' boots " clumped" with wood
Corab, 11., and Sons, contributions of hosiery
Cowling, J. (Class XVI.). shooting boots
Creak, James (Class XVI.), stout boots
Culbois, varnished skins, and boots made therefrom
Depiurro Brothers, embroidered straw bonnets
Doe, W. (Class XVI.), navigator's boots
Dorr and Reinhardt, boots
East India Company, Honourable, collection
Farrange, Miss, knitted stockings
Fevrier, —, boots for exportation
Fried], L,, boots and shoes for ladies
Froment-Clolus, boots and shoes and wooden shoes
Garner, D. (Class XVI.), lasts
Gordon, E. (Class XVI.), screwed clamps solid boots
Haddon, A., and Sons, specimens of dyed wools
Harris and Tornkins, smock frocks
Hayem, —, cravats
Helix, J., ladies' boots and shoes
Holmes, J., and Co., shawl cloak
Hudson, James, various kinds of hosiery
Hubert, C. (Class XVI.), boots and shoes
Huot, Widow, elastic braces
Istche, The Girl (Constantinople), slippers
Jacob and Dupuis, boots and shoes for ladies of the
higher classes
Jeffers, W. IL, collection of boots and shoes (prize medal
to the workman)
Kearse, T., novel plan of inserting India rubber in
articles of dress
Lart, John, and Son, hosiery of peculiar fit
Langder, J., boots and shoes
Lerklie, clogs and goloshes
Lenuens, Nathaniel, doss braces and gimp dress
Longdon, H., and Sons, and Thomas Smith, elastic welt
in boots and shoes
Lyons, J., military caps
Melton, H., lady's riding hat
Milward, James, and Son, bonnets made of cotton braid.
Miller, jun., light boots
Musson, IL and J., plaited gloves and silk gloves
Norman, Samuel Willis, lady's cork-soled boots
Peal, Nathaniel (Class XVI.), fishing or hunting boots
Pearson, J. child's bonnet and feathers
Piper, T. F., hyzenie child's corset
Pope and Plante, surgical elastic sock and belt
Rabourdin, braces
Rapp, C. F., tasteful-looking goods.
Richards, John, jun., the make of silk hose No. 1,000
(exhibited by J. and IL Morley)
Robert, A. (Class XVI.), excellence of workmanship
in boots
Sayce, J., and Co. (Class XII. and XV.), light pima
coat
Scott, P., fine breasted shirts and collars
Scott, S. T. (Class XVI.), last to elongate model of foot
Schumacher, J., and Son, well made boots and shoes
Shaw, John, application of Jacquard to stocking frame
Smith, J. E., shirt without seams or gathers
Smith, Mrs. Charlotte, corset
Society of Needlewomen, shirts of good shape
Soules, Hy polite, Mdme., corsets
Solomon, Mrs., embroidered ball dress
Stewart, Jane, elegant knitting
Terzy's wile (Constantinople), slippers
Toltshkolneshui, V. (Novogorod), curiously made felt
shoes
Tunis, Exhibitor from, slippers
Tunis, Exhibitor from, Fez caps and shar:ii
Tunis, Exhibitor from, silk wrought as a separate article
Tunis, Exhibitor from, dresses in cotton and silk
Vanderoost, M., boots
Valtat and Rouille, good sbi.t,
Viault-E6te, J. J. J. B
case of ladies' shoes
Vincent, Richard, c
3-othes made of sheepskins, in imi-
tatiou of cloth
portable alpaca coat
Walker and P.„,bb,
Wheeler o'-zd Ablett, shirt elaborately embroidered
Wheele:4 T., and Co., application of stocking-frame to
W'..,aving shawls
ilshim, S. B, (Class XVI.), method of fastening skates
to boots

Zment
Berge, Brothers, cigar cases, leather purses, &c.
Berger, C. H., variety of wafers, in paper and gelatins
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
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, printiug types and stereotype
plates
Farina, A., small punches and types
Flochey, J. 8., cigarette and other papers, manufactured
from the leaves of the dwarf palm tree
Freund, E. A., variety of enamelled cardboards and
paper
Gasaett, H., superior ruling of account books
Gauthier, jun., superior brass letters for the use of
bookbinders
GiUot, —, a new method of etching plates for surface
printing
Glenison and Vangenechten, cardboards, and marbled
mad surface-coloured papers
Graf, H., block gilding on the covers of a large folia
altar Bible
Grangoir, J. M., locks for pocket-books
Gruel, Madame, bookbinding
Guesnu, —, numerous specimens of ornamental paper
and stationary
Hasa and Co. pocket- books, porte-monnsies, and other
leather goods
He.enle, L., burnished gold and other ornamental papers
Hazel, E., various matrices, types, and printing
Heyl, J. F., and Co., superior transparent wafers
Hider, Elisrabeth, fancy
_ioral ornaments, as applied to
valentines
P,irsfic held, J. 8., coloured surface printing
Hulot, A., impressions from reliovo engraved plates, &e,
Jarnar, A., specimens of illnstrated books and woodcuts
King, T. and J. H., new type music
Kn igtst and Hawes, stereotyping
Koet, C. A., writing and plate paper
liuh a, C. and Sons, portfolios, pocket-books, albums,
d ports monunies, and also ruling of account-books
Lobr un, L. J., bookbinding
Le ISE 'gang, W., block gilding on velvet
Leighton and Son, bookbinding
Lief mann, J., an ingenious mode of producing several
in ipressions from a mass of colour, in which the
vi .rious gradation of tint are an inch and more in
Li sickness, and which, on being moistened with oil,
its id subjected to pressure, yields a copy of the subject
rE ,presented
Max •oinie, and Co.' specimens of binding
.clams, J. and W., ruled account-books, and circular
n ding
itla ichin and Moral, novelty in the application of bitu-
n ten to the purpose of stereotyping
lai tin, J., new mode of sizing paper by which it is
ri :ndered waterproof
his 'ion, A., fancy ornamental and plain paper and sta-
g tionery
Me: diet and Pichot, postage and other stamps
hlo yer, E., specimens of printed designs in 50 colours,
f ann surface blocks, in imitation of Berlin patterns for
r eedlework
Mi der and Richard, type founding
r/Io rell H. (Class IV.), wax and wafers
Net audeau, J. A., ledger binding
Obi y, Bernard, and Co., black and other papers
Piet te, L., various papers
Pin 3hes and Co., specimens of stamping in relief on
e nvelopes and writing paper
Pic tue3, —, pasteboard
ne.nbach, J. J., black-lead pencils
lieichhold, G., fancy leather goods, porto-monnaies, &o.
Reg
,eer, H. J., bookbinding
Res illion, specimen of printing, and Greek, Oriental,
and other types
Ro:iaton and Brown, ledgers and account books
Six:Eder, J., bookbinding
Sob all, L., white and tinted papers
&bell and Mott, specimens of account books
Starke and Co., specimens of ornamental printing
. rr, C., bind'aig works for the blind, with thickened
naargins, to. prevent the embossing from being pressed
o ut
Turnbull, S. L. and J., drawing boards
Vanderdor pel and Son, various fancy stationery
Vincent ,and Tisserant, sealing wax, wafers, and writing
ink
Viralke r, E. and Co., a Bible elaborately bound and
~tthr
tire ber, J. B , specimens of
ore amented, with a recess for a family register inside
e w and Sons,
cover
_.roduetton _is of marbled papers
good account books
cv adders e
the iatP on, i.mprovetnenta in ledger binding, by
of patent vellum cloth bands
1;
11
and Son (Class I.), crayons and pencils

JURY XXI.
HONOURABLE MENTION,
Addis, S. J., carving tools
Alcan and Locatelli. files
Algor, J. (Class XXsa), shoe knives
Allen, A. B. and to., tools
Atkin and So-, (Class XXII.), joiners' tools
Bakor, 'William, awl blades
sad Marriott (Class XXII.), files
Atkinson P
Bue.shardt, James, razors
Parker, li., butchers' steels
Beach, W., cutlery
Bell, J. (Class XXII.), silver knives
Biggin and Sons (Class XXII.), saws
Bloomer and Phillips (Class XXII,), joiners' tools
Bradford, R. and W., cutlery
Bradford, Samuel, cutlery
Briggs, S. (Class X.X1T,..);
awl-blades
Brookes, J. (Class -";_xll.),
dressing-case instruments
Brown and Sons,
Bubenitick, (Class XXII.) joiners' tools
T.,. cutlery
CClayrt's ,
J., -And Riley (Class XXII.), saws and Ales
a, George (Class XXLL), table cutlery
Corr,pel, A., pen and pocket knives
ar
C,OkAllirlS and Sons (Class XXII.), scissors
1 Cuslor John (Class XXII.), edge tools and shears
Lapt.roup,ue;E.rE2o .:
1.,
/ Deakin, George (Class XXII.) scissors (horse)
Deakin, G. and Co. (Class XXII.), table cutlery
Ellin, T., and Co. (Class XXII.), table cutlery
Elliott, J. (Class XXII.), razors
Ellis, J. (Class XXII.), cutlery
Fischer, G., files
Fisher and Brarahall (Class XIII.), files
Flather, B. (Class XXIL, Joiners' tools
Gartit and Son (Cls:ss XXII.), scythes and roping
hooks
Gerresbeims and Neef, cutlery
Gilbert Brothers (Class XXII.), razors
iriscissors
y_ .san,
n.night and Sons, turning tools
Krumbholz and Trinks, cutlery
. jtc.A.u(t.relaeplzre.iyos(rsca.xtaxsolix_vo,
sheer
BLear4
Ladd, C. P., axes
Leavitt, G., axes
A.
(Class r'....A.11..), bowie knives
Lechlasr, M. files
Loon,
',. ' sn Brothers (C.,la
Levy, a, pea-,
, pass '41,X4.), cutlery ats4
,), joiners' tools
siathiesoa, T. A
Linley, G _A.-handl° carvers
od.e.toold
, Plane a
APPherton, C.tarid H , braces bits
Monnoyer, Joseph Pe.ter, tableandcutler
Na for J. w •.• g ~ files (various) y
Ns whould and Baildon (Clas,s XXIL Nicholson, W. (Class XXII )
Offner Profilers, sc j thee
Pamrner, S., scythes . , cutlery
Parkin and Marshall (Class XXII.) table
I ), table cutlery
I cutlery •
Peade, Henry (Class XXII), files Pen; J., scythes k

velvet
:..urt suit ill
JURY XIX.
Adams
and
so
,lIONOURABLE MENTION.
Audiat,
Barnes, R. o idered laces
P., ~O.
r.o9read edings
E.Ear.,
eramsborfoLingleadnd, embroidered with gold
-y., oil-cloth Banhofec,
Boehlcr., F.
(Class XIV.), ;_.nencitas:agsrobe
Bisiatu., painted oil cloth cambric handkerchief
8r0vv7.4 Hugh, muslin flounce alai trim
of Spanish pointl e,
work
needle".
.13rov in, J. R. and W.
R.c wn, APLaren, and Co.,
(B.,(2,ussornandde irwlaietgerhse(rce,laismsixtaxtio. n
,appe
Cardwell, C. and T., pillow 1.4e0
1 Clarke, Jane, lace
Dabaret, Tempe, silk bv:,tons
Dartevelle awl Mounoary, imitation Brussels scarf
Daufrais, B. and Co., Scotch carpets
Delcanabre, A., gold-colour lace, point lane, and scarf
Dachel ar.d Son, moquetto carpet
Enet Ind;.u.
Company, embroidery on muslin and net
tivas, Sophie A., specimens of vatting in collars, &o.
~,,, oer7.ert, Sisters, black lace
4 alituand John,
G Jar% Ni ,E 4 moleskin table covers
chew, dress, jacket, and veils
G. di N,v. ;. • G• M., curiously embroidered shirt
..,eawitt, lioni ten lace
_ :Ili h 1 others, cc- •
G unt a B , -di and livery laces
P aa3 ", patterns
, and
son . for needlework,
ifarrison, T,, sitar cloth carpet
llartre®, andE.a tar-cloth and cushions G of Genoa velvet
canvas G. and
embroidered
ea Nilk
lielbronner, E., new st I
Y ° Of ne`":4linvork

and

•tr

LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1851.

Winkelmann, J. electro typos
Wits, R., self-acting water• closet
Wolverson, E., lock
Woodin, D., horseshoes (various)
Woods, W., hooks and eyes—chains
Woolridge, J., brass fittings, Sic.
Wulff, two brass tea urns, executed by hand.
Toting, W., vests lamps
Zimmermann, E. G., iron and zinc ware.

JURY XXIII.
HONOURABLE MENTION.
Adams, G. W., Tudor pattern silver
Allen, F. (Class XXII.), vases
Angell, G., vases
Attonborough, R,, tea service, &o.
Baird, W., ram's hold
Bautte, J. F., and Co,, gold paper press
Bergin ann, W., rich crystals
Biden, J. and F., seals, Sac.
Bolzau, Louis, meerschaum pipes
Buss, H., arms of all nations Le enamel
Cartwright anh Hirons, table silver
Collis, G. R., plateau of silver
Cornillon, J. H., toilet bottles
Crition, E., fillagree
Detoucho and Iloudin, clock, style of Louis XVI.
Faison, S„ fillagree
Franca, A. do, silver ornaments and fillagree
Goldschmit, M., jun., gold and enamel ornaments
Goodwin, C., jasper cup
Grohmann, 11. necklaces, brooches, &c.
Henrys and Co., imitation of diamonds
Hoffman, G. 1., amber necklaces
Houllier, 8., pistols, &c.
Jantz-n, G. E., necklaces and brooches
Junvr, Jacob (widow), samples of enamels
Einstein, F., stags, in silver
Lister and Sons, coffee and teapots, &o.
Maillot, E. ornaments for bottles
Mamede, B. G., amethysts, &c., in filagree
Marshall and Sons, cbatelain and bracelets, &o.
Martin, Baskett, and Martin, gold chatelain, &O.
Matthews, E., Royal arms, engraved on metals
Mayer, J., brooch, necklace, &s.
M'Gregor, M., ram's head
Mott, W., gold and silver pencil-cases
Nash, E.. snuff-boxes
Patton, J., engraved gold ornaments
Phillips Brothers, silver statuettes
Portelli, A., fillagree
Pichard, A. F., taise stones, &c.
Reid and Sons, candelabra, &c.
Hattie and Sons, bracelets, in granite
Rouvenat, L., sword mountings
Schreger, 8., oxydised silver and jewellery
Seymour, E. and J., portraits, in enamel
Smith, Nicholson, and Co., silver flower-holders
Waterhous, G. and S., Irish brooches
'Weber, Carl., pebbles
Wertheimer, S. (Class XXVI.), inkstand
Widdowson and Veale, rings, So.!
Wilkinson, H., and Co., decorations for table.

JURY XXV.
HONOURABLE MENTION.
Alluard, sen., porcelain
A rnoldi, C. E. F., porcelain
Avis6cau, C., Palissy ware
Bell, J., and Co., earthenware
Challinor, E., earthenware
Chamberlain and Co.. porcelain
Constantinople, porcelain
Edwards, J., and Sons, vase
Fischer, C., porcelain
Gor:as and Perier, porcelain
Grainger, U., and Co., porcelain
Haidinger, Brothers, porcelain
Honore, E., porcelain
Kennedy, W. S., porcelain letters
Keys and MounVord, semi-Parian
Lee, J., letters
Marib, James, designs of bust and vase
Mattschase, J. G. H. (Widow), and Son, earthenware
Nast, H. J., porcelain
Petit, Jacob, porcelain
Pratt, F. and H. and Co., earthenware
Sharp, Brothers, and Co., Derbyshire ware
Southorn, W., and Co., tobacco pipes
Tielsoh, Carl, and Co., porcelain
Wingender, Brothers, tobacco pipes
Wood, G., garden pots
Ziegler, Penis, terracotta.

JURY XXVI.
HONOURABLE MENTION.
Arthur, T., decoration
Bach Peres, transparent painted blinds
Balny, jun., J. P., chairs by mechanical process
attiring, W. and T., collection of furniture
Becker and Kroniek, japanned screen
Caldecott, Messrs., sideboard
Claudo, J., inlaid table
Clay and Co., articles in papier mobs
Cordonnier and Co., bookcase
Deruelle-Deleroye, Francois, circular mechanical buffet
Descartes, J., mechanical sofa
Davis, E., paper hangings
Dulusi, J. M., embossed leather hangings
English, E. F., cabinet work
Talcini Brothers, chair
Faure, Jean Marie, chairs
Florange, jun., bedsteads, Bx.
Fluekk, John, carved table
Galli and Cotti (Bay M.), coiling decorations
Genoux, F., paper hangings
Grade, L., inlaid table
Halbeard and Wellings, papier macho toilet table, &e.
Hanson, S. and Sons, carved mirror frame
Hart, J., chair
Hartmann, J. J., parquet floor
Hewett and Co., collection of Chinese furniture
Heywood, Higginbottem, Smith, and Co., paper hangings
prodaced by machinery
Hinchcliff and Co., paper hangings
Hoffmeister, T. and Co., sideboard
Hunter, W. J., H., and E., chairs
Ingram, J. W. (Class XXX.), ornamental cabinet
Jeanselme, A., jun , chairs
Jimenes, M., inlaid panel
Jones, A. J. (Class XXX., Fino Arts Court), bog yew
furniture
Kissel, J., mechanical bed
Kolbe), 8., oval mirror frame
Laurent, Francois, parquet floor, and frames
Leake, F., and Co. (Class XXX., Fine Arts Court), em-
bossed leather hangings
Levien, J. M., sideboard
Maggiorelli Brothers, inlaid table tops
Marguerio, parr hangings
Minter,N
Nicol and Allen Menge, A. G., Gothic canopy
invalid
cal(idleaosi:. xeh)zyu.),
imitation of woods
Nye, E , wood mosaic table
Polhuber, V., work table
Potter, d. H. and E., machine made papa: -
Pugh, Indian carved furniture :hangings
Ragan, W., mechanical reclining chair
Raw pendahl, H. F. C., cabinet
Rutile, A. F., Gothic sideboard
Simpson, W. 8., decorations
Speich, P., carved ebony table
Speluzzi, buhl table
Spiers and Son, articles of papier macho
Staloff, J. (Class XXX.), inkstand
Taylor and Sons, cabinet furniture in cork
Toms and Luscombe, buhl pedestals
Tunis, The Bay of, gates
Turner, H. N. and Co., paperhanging
Vivet, E. T., wax painted cloths
Watson, G,, inlaid work
Wettli, M. L., carved table
Wirth, T. F., writing table
Woollams, Jno. and Co., paper-hangings
Woollams, W. and Co., paper-hangings
Wynne and Lumsden, carved oak chimneypieoe

JURY XXVII.
TIONOURABLE MENTION
Agombart, P., hydraulic cement
Ambrose, J., chimneys and bricks
Aruoldi, C. E., and F., crucibles, water-pipes, &0., of day
Renzoni, G., marble mantelpiece
Letts, E. L., terracotta vase
Bonnet, jun., orucibles
Bovey, J., chimneypiece and font in marble
Boyd, J., marble from Slaria Wad
Bright, S., vases in black marble
Brine Brothers, and T. Sharp (main ave44oo west),raar-
ble chimneypiece
Brown, Robert, Great Russell-street, monument in Caen

atone
Brown, Rusby, and Booth (outside, west), peeing in
Yorkshire flags
Burnett, N. (Class I.), terra cats Vase
Caffort, J., collection of manufactured marbles from

Languedoc
Champernowthl, U, (Claes L), columns and table of De-
vonshire marble
Cherici, G., and Sons, a vase of alabaster
Colin, J, R., polished mettles
Coate, F., crucibles
Christofoli, A., paving blocks
Dobay, A., artificial stones
De Boissimon, C., fire bricks
Delabole Slate Company (Old) by J. Carter (outside,

new,rnwest), construction of roof for a
Dewnecsht,),EB.l(aoteutcsiisdtee
greenhouse
Desmanet de Biesme, Vioount C., marble plaister
Dimech, F., stone carvings
Duchesne, cement
Dufour, J, 8., asphalts pavement
Egyptian Government,
~ table tope of Oriental alabaster
Enniskillen, Earl ofl draining Woo
Figuciredo, J. J. do, marble slabs
Furton, Duponceau, and Co., slate billiard table
Fox, J. b'., glass, and tarns Cotta tiles
Purse, T. W. (outside, vast), waterproof artificial stone
Garnaud, ornaments of white torn cotta
Gine, cbiruneypleoe in •poreslaiu
Gotti, 8., vase
Grangemouth Coal Company, terracotta
Greek Government, spec-4mene of puFialano
Grissell, T., (Class I.), carvings glltgrleSiall limestone
Guislain, C., marble slabs
Redden, J. C., rhomboidal bricks
Hall, J. and T., and Tennant, J., sundry objects in
marble and alabaster, and inlaid work, chiefly from
Derbyshire
Hammond, a stone centre table
Ilarper'and Moore, tire-bria:s
Heiligenthal, J. J., and Co., ornaments in putty stop©
Holstein, J. P., terracotta mouldings leo
Hutchison, John (Class I.), ust and pedestal in b
Peterhead granite
Jones, W., bagnivola of Lapis Razuli
Joostens, G., stone pinnacle
l-zing green-
Kent, A. (outside, we.t), new mode of g
houses
King, T. (Class I.), ornamental carving in stone
Lambert, 4. C., two tables of Connemara Marble

Lariviero, C., Angers slate
Lovelace, The Earl of, ornamental bricks
Luff, J. brick chimney-shaft
March, stoneware chemical apparatus
Marchesi and Own, bricks and tiles
Marchin, Communal Commission of,cruciblea constructed
of a peculiar conglomerate
Marga, E., chimney-pieces carved in white marble
Maryland Soap.stone Company, articles made of soap-
stone
Maaarin, J. G., cement in imitation of polished steel
Mitch, A., bricks
Moglia, Domenico, works in Roman mosaic
Monteagle, Lord, Irish statutary marble
Montetlore, Sir M. B. (Class XIX.), two vases carved
cut of sand-stone
Motelli, G., marble mantel-piece
Nattore, Rajah of, white marble garden-seats
Nobili, C., marble column
Noe, 0., model of a chandelier in gypsum
Pease, J. (Class I.), fire-bricks
Phillips, C. (outside, west), flower-pots
Ramsay, G. IL, fire-bricks, gas retorts, and other works
in fire clay
Regny, L. and Co , hydraulic cement
Rocchigiani, Antonio, works in Roman mosaic
Romoli, L., inlaid table in scagliola
Rowland, Isaac, slate inkstand
Royal Dublin Society, pedestals of Irish marble
Ruheland, Ducal Foundry, inspection at, marble table-
tops
Raiford, F. T., fire-bricks, porcelain bath, &a.
Ruola, Do, cement
Salt and Mear, water vase of fine brick clay
Sealy, J., Bath bricks
Sim, W. (Class I.) granite pavement
Sinclair, J. (outside, west), Forss Rockhill pavement
Smal-Werpin, A., fire-bricks
Soler, J., carvings in stone
Spanna, J. and Co., artificial marble
Staib-Wasserott, —, terracotta window
Stevens, G. H. (Class XXX.), candelabra, table-tope,
86c., in glass mosaic
Stuart and Smith (Class chimnaypiece
Testa, S., carvings in stone
Ungerer, C., porcelain water pipes
Wallis, P. W. P., jasper vase
Waun, Thomas Williams, garden seat of Parrot coal
Wright, J., polished granite headstone
Yawl., M. de, wine jar
Zaman and Co,, paving stones.

JURY XXVIII.
HONOURABLE MENTION.

Bunn, L,, and Co., specimen of India rubber in the
various stages of manufacture
Burke, W. 11. (Class IV.), India rubber manufactures
Cabirol, J. M., surgical apparatus, &c., in pats perch%
Church and Chitteuden, India rubber shoes
Cording, J. C., waterproof capes, &c.
Dow, A., brushes
Fauquier, L. F., bru3bes
Hinde, J. G., brushes
Hodges, F. E., mechanical application of India rubber
Isler and Otto, straw work
Misson, E. and L., Spa-wood boxes
Nelson and Butters, brooms
Paillette, P., brushes
Pastorelli, D., brooms of Indian corn straw
Warner, It., and Co., brooms.

JURY XXIX.
HON•ITRABLE MENTION.
Aguilera, Mate, J., model of a bull fight
Alba, S., amber cigar mouth-pieces
Asprey, C., desks
Aubert and Noel, Marisohino and other liqueurs
Austin, G., Irish bog-yew dressing-cases
Bagre, canes of ram's horn
Beisiegol, P., amber for pipes, and pipe tubes
Bleuze, A., toilet soaps
Ross, J. A., improvement in umbrella frames
Bouchet, A., toys
Breteau, C., flowers in cambric
Brien, C., mould tallow candles
Burford, soap
Butch, P. A., Cognac oil
Chisholme, Emma, flowers in wax
Delacretas and Fourcade, stearic acid, and stearic
candles
Dixon, G., composite and mould tallow candles, also soap
Donneand and Co., stearic acid, and stearic candles
Ducrot and Petit, fans
Dumeril, Sons, and Co., clay pipes
Ede and Co., perfumery
Ewart, Henrietta, flowers in wax
Farina, Jean Marie (Oolong° and Salters' Hall-court,
London), cau de cologne
Fasina, Johanna Maria (Cologne), eau de cologne
Farlow, C., fishing-tackle
Farlow, J. K., fishing-tackle
Fiolet, Louis, clay pipes
Fisher, Joseph, flowers in cambric
Fisher, T. W., arid Co., perfumery
Florimond, flowers in cambric
Frank, J. G., walking canes
Gatti, A. and G., materials for flowers
Giro', Juan, Castile soap
Gordon, C., taxidermy
Grunhut, J., jun., pipe
Hale, W. S., stearic and composite candles
Henderson, clay pipes
Holmblad, L. P., stearic candles
Jeffries, J., tennis racquets
Jones, J., fishing tackle
Landon and Co., aromatic vinegar
Langdale, E. F., artificial essences
Loon y Rico, E. De, soap made by the cold process
Lipp, Von F., Dusseldorf water
Lax Brothers, meerschaum and other pipes
Makepiece, Eliza (Class XXX.), flowers in wax
Melzer, D., toilet soap
Montignac, fishing lines
Mullenbach and Thewald, clay tobacco pipes
Muller, C. A., and Co , toys
Paroissien, A., and Co., artificial leaves
Partsch, A., jun., clay pipes
Pears, A. and F., transparent soap
Poisat (Uncle) and Co., stearic soap
Kimmel, E., perfumery
Romoli, carved pipe stick
Rossi and Schiapparelli, stearic candles, oleic acid soap
Roth, W., jun., confectionery
Roy, W. Von, cabinet of amber
Russell, Vincente, artificial orange tree
Said Aga, amber mouth-pieces for pipes
Sapolkin, V., wax candles
Schooling, H., confectionery
Strudwick, T., dressing cases
Tessler, C. L., amber
Thollon, artificial essences
Tonti, L., canes
Troglen, G., confectianers' sugar ornaments
Volsteedt, J. P., preserved fruit
Weatherley, H. (Class III.), confectionery
Wigdor, M., umbrella and parasol sticks
Wingender Brothers, clay tobacco pipes
Wools°, H., clay tobacco pipes
Yardley and Statham, toilet soaps.

JURY XXX.
lIONOURABLE MENTION.

mu, llTnhard, medallions
Aldridge, ,• (Govern ment Head School of Design),
(Fine rts court), designs
Ashworth, Susan (Government Head School of Design),
(Fine Arts Court,,- designs
rie:ro, painting on glass
Baaatti•Valsecctii,
p-ure printing
Baxter, G., oil colour
Bthnes, W. (Sculpture ourt), marble statue of a
startled nymph
Bell, %V. C., enamel painting
Bigotti, L., ivory carving
13iesen, H. W., Orestes, in marble, and other sculptnres
Bone, H. P., enamel painting on gold
Bounassieux, —, Cupid cutting off his wings (in bronze)
ti,;:ver, V. P., and his Artist, Marietto de Chassagne,
pain ling
intiD on china, after 1.1. Vernet
Bradley, (Class XXV.) painting of ducks on china
Braun, C., af:signs in calico
Carter, 3. (Government Head School of Design), (Fine
Arts Court), designs
Cassel:4ollm, S. IL, model of Heidelberg Castle
ainted church
Chance Brothers and Co. (Class XXIV.), p

windows
Cheaters, S., enamel painting on porcelain
Collins, Florence:(Government Head School of Design),
(Fine Arts Court), designs
Cordier, C., head of a Negro in bronze
Costoli, A., marble statue of a dying gladiator
C,2ttingham, N. J. (main avenue, west), spandril for Ho-
rein Cathedral
Cuthbert, j. S. (Government Head School of Design),
(Fine Arts Court), designs
Didier, F., design for shawl
Dunhill, Thomas (Claga WI.), model of a metropolitan
cattle market, with abati,2ir
Duppa, B. E. (Class XXVII.), design burnt on tiles
&kelt:Gann and Wustiah (Class XXIII.), portraits on
of Wales, and
china ; her Majesty and the Prince
Prince Albert
Engel, J., (south transept), group of tantIZODS
Freccia, P., marble statue of Psych lass
Psych
Gallimard, N. A., designs for stained gsilver gauntlet niel
Gass, S. 11. and D. (Class XXIII.), l
bracelet
Geefs, J., plaster statue, " The Faithful Messenger"
Grunthal, lierlin wool designs
g
Haan, Michas., goblet of iv or
by
y
Hanfatangel, F., ga.'vtuaogrcienpt typography
Harris, J., imitation of an
Hart, L. J., mcdals
J. (Cleas XIX.), designs for carpets
Harvey, Gover _ Ipti, Not-
Heald, Bonismin,
gingham (Class ), lace designs
on porcelain
Henneberg, F. E. and Co., painting
oblet of carved ivory
HeYl, g XXIV
Ektiund and Son (Class .), stained
Ch,rist glass, " Life
Jf
Howe, J. a (Clays XXIV.), imitation of ancient painted
window gigot
Jaquet, JOB., Cupid disarmed (plaster)
Jehotte Constant, bronze medals
Ireland, Edwin, (Government Head School of Design),
(Fine Arts Court), designs
Kalide, T., a boy with a swan, in bronze
Klingsey, C. G,, ivory casket
Xyd, J. (Government Head School of Design),' (Fine
Arts Court), designs
Lantz, ivory carved vase
Loeb, J., marble statue, girl carrying a nest of cupids
Leemann, J,, Nuremburgh fountain, in wood
Lucas, R. C., carvings in ivory
Lusson, A., painted glass
Marcheei, L., statue in marble—Eurydice

Meynier' —, designs for shawls
Miller, F. M. (main avenue, east), " The Orphans,'filler,
ia marble
Moller, C., two groups, in brorz9
Nt.ze and Co., cl:signs for cotton prints
Neneini, Professor L., marble statue of Bacchus
Nigg, —, (Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, Vienna)
Cower piece and 14cly Family, on °bins