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F., lQw-Frielri cotton hove, suitable, for expor.

tation
Opigez and Chf:z;l:), rlnh7oldered
Parker, J. (Cass hool,e, strong and light
Parkcr ar d Sms (Class XVI.), general exoelloneca of
boots £13:1 itIOCS
Peplow, (Clasi, t7orkmanship, and application
of p:ing to boots
Polrir, P., st:li-coloured leather boots
Prague Glovers' . ssociation, gloves
Robert Warley and Co , corsets
Shckcnin, Alexia, embroidered boots snd shoes
Sieernonds and Woodrocv,selection of felt bonnets
Singer, J., dress coats
Sofialioglou'J Daughter (Constantinople), veils embroi-
dered in gold and purls, with silver fringes (see
Turkish catalogue)
Solbrig, F., adaptation in price to export demand in
cartflin qulities of hosiery
Sulzberger and Altcrmann, variety of Swiss straw plaits
Taylor and Co., plashes made from waste silk
Thierry, C. A., gmttl,?men'l boots
Thomas and Sou (014ss XVI.), high class workmanship
in boots
Thurman, Piggot, and Co., floss velvet gloves
Torshokworli, Government of Trvei, shoes, slippers, and
other artiole3
Turkey, his Majesty the Sultan of, admirable collection
of costumes
Van Bcnedcn-Bruers, stays of goad description without

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seams
Viso and Sons, case of bonnets
Vysn rind Sons, kghorn bonnets and capotes
Walsh, William (Class XV.), welted cork soldi
Ward, S;urt, Sharp, and Ward, hosiery, &e.
Wommrer, J., shofis for labouring mod
Welch and Sons, bats and bonnets
Margetson, and Cc., braces, carriage rugs, ties,
cravats, &3.
Wex'and Lindner, hosiery of great exce.llenco
Whitby E'l habit lambskin glove
Wilo2-1 and Son, thread hosiery with lace fronts.

JURY XXI.
TUE COUNCIL MEDAL.

L',-pc.,,,er and Jaelwri (Class XIII.), for exhibition of cir-
cular saws, and particularly one 60 inches in diameter,
markLd and very superior excellence, manufactured
by a process of peculiar merit, the result of a novel
application of mechanical ingenuity, recently effected
by thcalecives.

• TIIE PRIZE MEDAL.
, Addis, J. Bajan., carving tools
Arnhsit r, M., cutlery
-Blake and Parkin (Class XXII.), saws and files
Brooksz, W., and Son (Ciass XXII.), edge tools
Brown and Wells, tools
Esc's, J., turning and other tools
&itches, W. and S. (Class XXII.), edgei tools and rszsrs
Bnttsrlsy, Richard (Class XXII.), sickles
Cocker and Sons (Class XXII ), files and edge tools
Coulaux, sen.; and Co., saws
Dittmar, Brothers. cutlery
gyre, Ward, GA Co. (Class XXlL),,cutlary
Fawley, Frcdsrick (Class XXII.), ruzsis
Filcher, A., files
Froely, A., fine files
Gibbiss and Sons (Class XXII ), scissors
Gsidenberg, G., and Co., sawn and tools
Guerre, sen., cutlers,
Hague, S. (Clssa XXII.), penknives
Haindl, A,, cutlery
flatieisen and Son, scs:thes
Hannah, A., augurs, &o.
Hardy, T. (Class XXII ), dressing-ease instruments
II _satin, scissors
Ifawcasit and Sons (Class XXII), razors
Heljestrand, C. V., razors
Henkels, J. A., cutlery
Higginbothsra, G. and W. (Class XXII.), scissors
klill, John, saws
Hilliard and Chspraan, cutlery
lloaller, A., and E., eutlery
Howarth, J. (Class XXII.), edge tools (engraving)
Hunter, Edwin (Class XXII.). scissors
Llutton and Newton (Class XXII ), scythes and reaping
hooks
IskovlefF, Mine., Catharine, cutlery
Ibbotson, Thomas, a piano
Ibbotson, Brothers (Class XXII.), east-steel scythes, &e.
Ibbotssn, Richard (Class XXII.), saws
Imperial A.rtissk Works, scythes
Jshnson and Csuirnill (Class XXII.), files
Jowitt and Rsttis (Class XXII), files
King and Peach, planes
Kirk and Warren (Class XXII.), files
Loy, William, skates
Loy, W. T., cutlers
Makin, W. (Class XXII.), rag knives
Mannesmann. A., films
Ilappin.and Brothers (Class-XXIL), cutlery
Marsden Brothers asel Co. (Class XXII.), joiners' tools
Martin, Stephen (Class XXII.), razors
kiathieson and Son, joiners' tools
Matthews, W. (Class X.), table cutlery
Morton, J. and G., table knives
Mosley and Sons, planes
North Wayne Scythe Company, scythes
Nowill, J. and Sons (Class XXII.), cutlery
Peace, Joseph, and Co. (Class XXII.), saws
Philip and Whieher (Class X.), cutlery
iNeault, G. F., cutlery
Proutat and Co.' fine files
Rodgers, J. and Sons (Class XXII.), cutlery
Ssynor and Sons, (Class XXII.), gardeners' knives
Senmolz, W. and Co., cutlery
Sharp Brothers and Co., table knives
Simmons, D. and Co,, edr© tools
Slack, Sellers, and Co. (Class XXII.), saws
Sorby, R. and Sons (Class XXII.), edge tools
Stainforth, Thomas (Class XXII.), scythes and sickles
Steer and Webster (Class XXII.), scissors
Stosze,r, Frederick, fine files
Stubs, Peter, small files
Tahir, scissors
Talabot and Co., scythes
Taylor, Henry (Class XXII.), engravers' tools
Thornhill, Walter, garden tools
Tomlin and Co., sickles and shears
Turner, Thomas, and Co. (Class XXII.), files, saws, and
cutlery
Turton, Thomas, and Sons (Class XXII.), files
Unwin and Rodgers (Class XXII.), cutlery
Unwin, W. (aged IS) (Class XXII.), sporteman's knife
Waldron and Sons, scythes
Walters, J. and Co., cutlery
Ward and Payne, edge tools
‘irsionasister, G., scythes
Wertheim, F., tools
Wilkinson and Son (Class :t XXII.), sheep:sheers, vice,
and chains
Wilkinson, T. and G. (Class XXII.), scissors
Wilson and Sons (Class XXII.), shoe and butchers'
knives
Wostenholm, G. and Sons (Class XXIL) cutlery.:

JURY XXII.
THE COUNCIL MEDAL.
Andre, J. P. V., for iron fountain in nave, and the de-
Eign of the alligator and fish fountain
Anbanel, J., castiog of animals, and gilt cast iron door
Barbeklienne, F., and Co. (joint medal with Class 26),
acuipture iu metal, bronze, Sze
Ooalbrook Dale Company, cast iron statues, new method
of brorzirg steel grates, and diamond flooring for
steam-engines
Hardman and Co., ecle:lastical brass work
bole, Robson, and Hoole, for drawing-room steel grates
13tif.it, C. S,, original designs in bronz
Miller, Fnd., casing in bronze of colossal lion, and
statues cf Libussa. and George of Bohemia
Minister of Trade fir the Royal Prussian Foundry,
three vases, and candelabra, with group of figures in
east-iron
Societe des Minns Zinc (de la Vile Montaigne), speci-
mens of zinc castings
Stuart and Smith, drawing-room grates on Sylvester's
patent, and the novel application of a revolving
canopy invented by Laurie
Winfield, R. W., brass foundry work, and metallic
bedstead, with taper rolled pillars, and chandeliers

THE PRIZE MEDAL.
Abate, F., speoineni of a new art termed metallograpby
Adams and Co., bank lock
Allen and Moore, metal buttons
Armitage, M. and IL, anvils, &c.
Arnbeiro, S. J., iron safe bureau
Arrowsmith, G. A., permutation locks
Aston, W., buttons
Aubin, C., locks

Bally and Sons, cast 40fi staircase work, brass work, &c.
Baker and Co., flower stand and cages
Banks, E., buttons
Barnard and Bishop, wrought iron hinge
Barron and Son, locks
Bared and Sons, needles and fishhooks
away, Paul de, pointer de Paris nails, &a-
Bartrum and Pretymen, wrought copper nails, &c.
Bedington and Tanks, brass work, various
Beissel, S. (widow), and Son, needles of English steel
Benham and Son, cooking apparatus
Bentley, W. IL, cooking apparatus
Blaescr, G., bronzy statue of Beethoven, &c.
Blanzy, Poure, and Co., metallic pens
Mews and Son, ship lamps and bells
Boecker, R. and H., hardware, various
Bolton, T., brass and copper tubes
Boobyer, J. H., looks
Boucher', E. and Co., culinary vases, tinned by a new

process
Boulton'and Son, needles and fishhooks
Bramahland Co., locks and castings, and special appro-
bation
Braux, d'Anglure Do, statues ofgalvanised zinc, bronze,
bust, t:c.
Briard and Gauthier, locksmith's work, SVC.
Bright, R., carriage lamps
Brisband, F 3., buttons
Brown and Redpatb, stoves for ships
Burney and Bellamy, tanks for oil, water, &c.
Cain, d'.; bronzes birds in nests, &o.
Carpenter and Tildesloy, locks
Childs, ,T., brass lamp for lighthouses
Chilsoni Richardson, and Co., hot air furnace
Chopin, Felix, bronze candelabrum
Chubb and Son, locks and safes (and special appro-
bation).
Clarke Old Restell, lamps, gas. burners, and locks
Clarke, T. and C., and Co., enamel ware
Cochrane, J., gas-meter
Cocker. S., and Sons, needles
Cocker and Sons, needles
Coombe and Co., iron and copper netting
Cope and Collinson, brass work, various
Corooran,B. and Co. (Class VL), metallic cloth
Cornelius and Co., chandeliers
COttaM and 'fallen, gates, cast-iron, and enamelled cast-
iron horse.mano
Cotterill, , locks tnd safes
Cottingham, N. J. (ussin avenue west), brass lentern
Cowley and James, Inds and steam tubes