The Sun.
London, England, 1851-04-21 00:00:00

LIST OF EXHIBITORS

IN THE

CRYSTAL PALACE.

The following List does not profess to be a com
plete catalogue of exhibitors at the approaching Grea
Show, but is offered only as the most perfect state.
Lent at present obtainable.

Askermann's, Messrs., Strand. A multum in parvo
paint-box, containing all the materials which the most
fastidious artist can require, including a well-contrived
easel, paints, &c.
Archibald, Nova Scotia. Iron and copper ore
Ashburton, Devon. Miscellaneous collection of metal-
-IVerous mineral specimens
Aldred, 5. The Shakspere Jubilee; consisting of the
poet's house as it was, and as it is, surrounded by
groups of figures, representing scenes from the plays
of the immortal bard, modelled in composition by S.
Aldred, a working compositor, in his leisure hours.
Counter space. 36 superficial feet
Ainsworth, Whitehaven. Pig iron from Hematite ore
only, very strong and rich, and used to strengthen
others. No. 2. Pig iron, the same. Pig iron, the
same. These three specimens of pig iron will be
under glass cases, to preseve the crystals from damp
and rust. To prove the strength of the iron the chisel
marks will be exposed, showing that it is necessary to
cut the pig nearly through before it will break
Alderton and Srewsbury, Hastings. An improved stove
Ashbarnham, Lady, Hastings. A pocket of hops
Adshead, Manchester. Monster map of Manchester.
The map consists of a combination of the twenty-
three large sheet maps in which Mr. Adshead has
represented the surface of the township; these fitted
on to each other, by the cutting
por-
tions, are united upon an immense cloth sheet,
away of blank
mea-
suring twenty feet square, and covering 400 :
carac-
superficial
h
square feet. It gives at a glance distinctly
terivics of all toe various classes of
epeiraorekritaydcsomb-f
com-
prised within its boundary
shading or colouring being adlinteed stop designate pub•
mills, hotels, public-
lie buildings, warehouses.
hou'es railways, canAanis maind other distinguishable
canals, representation of the
superficial feature!.
Of site is thus effected; every
minutest peculiaritiesllrecess, and local vagary of which
Curve, and
instrumentsan, could take cognizance,
the surveyor's
detioeated. The mills and manufac-
tories it represents .by buff tint; hotels and public
hous,•e are notified iii pine; rivers and canals are
die-
tingni,h,d by a colouring of blue. The
by the
/ spaces kft
vacant iu tee first instance
.. irregularity of the
outline of the township, are filled up with a variety of
illustrative pictorial and typographical matter; they
contain seven local views, via., the Manchester Town
Hall, the Reyal Infirmary, the Free Library in Camp
Field, according to thy; proposed new elevation, the
Royal Ins:itution, the Exchange, the Cathedral, and
the rotten-mill or the Messrs. Houldsworth. In the
plan also exist references in numbers to nearly 2,500
streets, roads, &c, and at the bottom right hand
corner are comparative drawings demonstrative of the
extraordinary scale on which the plan is constructed
Abrahams, S., Lisle-street, Leicester-square. An em-
broidered design in gold, for a communion cloth, em-
bracing some new and novel features in the art. It
will be enclosed in a case, with all the materials used
in embroidery; the numerous threads, wires, See, being
shown in all their stages of manufacture. The em-
broidery representing the complete and last stage
Atherton, Charles, Devonport Dockyard. A pair of
marine steam-engines of 20 horse power, to illustrate
a peoposed construction for ships of war (applicable
for larger engines) to be propelled by the screw. The
principal objects of the proposed construction are as
followt—To have the engines ae low as possible, by
taking advantage of the space between the keelsons of
the ship more cempletely than has yet been attempted
With screw engines. To combine the acknowledged
advantages of the beam- engine with those of the direct
action plan of construction. To simplify the parts of
the engine, and construct them with a view to ex-
treme rapidity of motion, whereby to attain a given
amount of power with the least possible weight com-
patible with the required strength and durability of
the machinery, at the same time working expansively
with a view to the variation of power employed and
the economy of fuel. To arrange the machinery and
boilers with a view to creating a ventilating current
through the engine and stoking rooms, and to occupy
the least cubical possible space in the vessel con-
sistently with the desirable access to all parts for clean-
ing and repair
Allan, Glasgo,s. A gasamanufacturing and steam-geee-
rating apparatus. The manufacture of gas, at a
trifling cost, for the supply of railway stations, gen-
tlemen'a country residences, farmhouses, &c., wilt be
accomplished by this machinery on an improved plan;
and for that object alone it might be expected to
become an indispensable requisite in connexion with
such places, The parity of the gas, arising from its
being made from rosin, also constitutes for it a strong
recommended et. Its chief advantage lies, however,
in the unien of tele purpose with another—the gene-
rating of steam—both of which can be obtained by the
same means. Tnis is capable of being applied to
numberless culinary and domestic processes, insomuch
that it is deemed possible by it to supersede the neces-
sity of an ordinary kitchen fire
Abraham and Co., Lord-street, Liverpool. A trinoptric
lan:ern, a diuptric lantern, a mcroseopc, and a akotch-
ing camera. The first of these arteries is Beechey's
pate nt. As 3 scientific inatrument it has claims to a
power, variety of effects, and simplicity unequalled by
any other lantern. The microscope claims nu novelty,
except that it has the new lenticular achromatic
pren, invented by A. Abraham and Co., as a substi-
tute for the mirror in examining lined or test objects,
countining the advantages of the achromatic condenser
with a inure intense illumination than obtained by the
usual concave mirror. The camera is intended for
field sketching. This camera will enable the artist to
make 12 inches square, and it is so portable
that it may be carried in the coat pocket
Atkinson, Dublin. Mahogany jaequard poplin loom
Adkins, John, Wilsdea. Space knotted, three feet of
wall; average height of articles to be exhibited, one
foot
Allan, S. and G.. 7, Cowper-street, Finsbury, and
Aanpthill, Bedfordshire. Space allotted, 10 feet of
counter.
Andrew, Son, and Gee, 55, Friday-street, Space al-
lotted 44 feet of counter, 180 feet of wall ; average
height of articles to be exhibited, 10 feet
Arthur, Ann, 5, Mortimer-street, Cavendish-square.
Space allotted, 20 feet of wall ; average height of
articles to be exhibited, 10 feet
Addison, R. Transposing pianoforte
Allison, J. C. A pianoforte
Allison, Ralph. A pianoforte
Appold, Wilton-street, Finsbury•square. A centrifugal
pump
Applegartb, A. An improved printing-machine to
print the Illustrated London News in the Great
Building
Atkinson,- Elizabeth, Harrogate, York. Coloured
figures in wax
Anderson, sculptor, Perth. Group of figures illustra-
tive of Scotch games
APPlealard, H , Balbrigetan- Doman pairs of stockings,
woven in cotton,. to rival in texture the finest silk
Armstrong, Fe Wexford, Barley
Armstrong, Wexford. Porphyritio granite, pebbles
Allen and Moore, Great Hampton-row, Birmingham.
A medal commemorative of the Great Exhibition.
The obverse displays a head of Prince Albert, as the
primer mover in the Exhibition, and the reverse is
divided between a view of the building itself and an
emblematical group of Britannia,
accompanied by the
representatives of the four quarters of the globe, who
are offering her the productions of tbe' r various
countries, and receivieg laurel wreaths in return. The
group is completed by the intrtyjuficiionn of the inven-
tions moat si
etnficant of the
a
a; t' and scienc sa of the present day
advanced state of the
Ayr Town C..uncil. A bell, adapted to carry a full
sound a great distance, so as to warn vessels when in approaching a dangerous rook or shoal.
Adair -
cautioualy
and Workington. Specimens of
black lead
n maeuf cure
cotopnund-pendulum clock
• One hundred feet coun-
AAlicli:sikj:S-1-1.,.:48r,rdi5et001.., A,Potts,re Anew
s
ceretnic maim ectures
A:peirn wall • Seri 70 Lower Grosvenor-street. Two
elegant
pieces ~f torniture. The principal
of
e=nd
improved card table,
these
art:cl sis i 4 new • It is made
walnut tree, and inlaid
from the finest d &ft with various
- of cv,.o . ,rs from other card-
other descr;ptionz, _
tt has a uniformrsliaped
tabl,,s inasmuch as does
card-
Lot require a trateht
.b telt, a-Al is calculated moat ad..
er all the purposes of a
vammootui} to _ ,dees' work-table. The
table, writieg-eetic, a a
nhk-r article a new dining• room chair, constructed
so that the most delicate person by a gentle pressure
Of the hand on a spring communicatingwith a rack
and a tale joint' may obtain v itious inclinations of
the back. The
answer a sim .
superiority of this description of
chair over others intended te) Oar pur-
pose is, that it has not the usual liability to get out of
order

Arnoskeag Mantgacta-•
UnitEd States.
and• -on (htlFloth
euiting Company, Manchester, N.H.
Ablb)::,,t,i:r3,:,afis.,,pgo:?„l
fifi. aiadelphia,
, oncsdale, Pa. Pa.. United Slates.
Avery, 065, 2.1.1.) ii
char cal dentistry , United States. Me-
Aniericvs Chair Company, Troy
Chatrs and railroad cAr 8p,i,,1. N.Y.,— United States.
New Yeas United States. .Agri-
Allen,
cultn-al im m pleents
Atlantic Dork Mills, Breekiyn, N.Y,,
United States.
Indi3n corn, flour, and fArina
u,orge A.. 'Sew York, 13. •
Arrowsal i'll,
ning's nerrantation locks
Phaeton carriage
nit" Stztes. Jen-
N.Y., United States.
Armin:J., CSarleiiton United Stares.
Albro and Hoyt, EUsabethtonlit,
Floor oil cloth
India
Ambler ai...1 Avery, Neve York, United States, Dentistry,
Armstrong, H. T. New York, United S.ates.
rubber
Alect:k, Jarncs, New Ynrk, United States. Dentistry.
Allan, Gs>o. I'., Utica, N.Y., United States. Telescope
rifla
Anderson, Joseph B. and Co., Richmond, United States.

Iron ore
Ambler and Av,,ry, Honesdale, Pa., United States. Me-
chanical dentistry
Adirondac Iron and Steel IVl,:nufacturing Company,
N.Y., United States. Iron ore and east steel
Asher, Allen, New Orlean!, -United States. Machine
for manufacturing, ice
Adam, Gerhardt, Wesel, pianofortes
Adier, Carl, Konigsberg, ornamental earthenware
Adolphi, C. W. F., Berlin, shoel, slippers, &C.
Adr, Gebriivier, Ensheim, hand-boxes and snaff-boxes
Afinger, 8., Berlin, bronzes