The Sun.
London, England, 1851-05-01 00:00:00

LIST OF EXHIBITORS

IN THE
CRYSTAL PALACE.

The following List does not profess to be a com-
plete cataloKue of exhibitors at the approaching Great
Elosa, but is offered onl as the most perfect state-
ment at present obtainablye.

tOontinned from The Su* of yesterday.)
Boger," Abercarne. Mining tools used in collieries
Bowe, Isle of Man. Silver lead and zinc
Bps% Salim Iron ores, limestone, lime, coal-lime, coal
li<4arte, and iron
Janssen. Minerals of South Wales coal field.
Sandal!. Minerals and fossils from Shropshire iron dis-

triet
Bowiandson. Sundry metals not hitherto used
1, Lisatings. N'on-oxidised iron—Sussex iron ore
ardson, Ifastingabed. Non-oxidised iron. Coal
rbettsreson, William, Banff. Salphate of baryta and
chloride of barium
Basndell and Saunders, Orange-grove, Bath. A brick
machine with bouble screw press and perpetual cutter,
adapted for making Randell and Ssunder's patent
draining bricks f r sewerage purposes. The machine
occupies a space 12 feet by 4, and can be placed under
the pug mill, or, the clay may be thrown into it in
ally any other wdeemed desirable. The clay falls on
two serews working into one another which drives
the clay out at the further end of the cylinder, giving
it in its transit great compression, so that the
bricks are delivered through the dies in a very firm
and solid state. On leaving the dies they Pass
under a perpetual cutter which works without check-
ing the progress of the clay, severing
theware j bricks
oints
tiles at any required lengths, giving the
or
either square, angular, circular, o
circle, plain joints or tongues grooves.andrany segment of a
at
little
eo
overmen
and one lad, with the machine working
one horse power, produce I,oooricki
per hour. A
model of a sawing ° whichmodel wilt
for cutting stone frmn
tta Mural rock. The they have in opera-
tion al their quarriesmodelill be shown in opera-
hen in a atone model representing one of the headings
&13„Corsham Dawn Quarry;t works. eight saws, which
in the Original macni le are 24 feet
tong. By a single
anwgEM7.rtih eefl other,
ch saw is allowed an action quite inde-
pendent of
and can be wopked at any angle
may be required. In case of any impediment,
it ins
which
arranged for ea her saw to stop before it is strained,
and without interfering with the action of others.
his reaohine does the work of 70 men. When the
stone is cut out into blocks, it is removed by a
traversing crane work by the same ropes which work
the saw triune, and both are driven by steam power.
A model of their balanced saw frame, which is con-
stru:aced on a new principle fur sawing blocks of
stone, marble, &c., either by steam, horse, or hand
poieier; and with this machine will be shown a model
of a portable balance hand saw frame, which is a very
ingenious and simple arrangement for working one
or more saws by hand power for cutting stone or
marble
RanassYs R. Edinburgh. An architectural elevation of
the Free Church Collage on the Mound, composed
wholly of moveable types
Rolls, James; Kennington-fane, 170 feet of wall, 13 feet
height.
Redmayne and Son, 20,INew Bond-street, 9 feet of
counter, 27 feet of wall, 9 feet height
Rees, Reece, 2, Old Jewry-ehambers, and 124, St. John-
street, West Smithfield, 60 feet of counter
Riehardson and Sons, J., 6, Duke-street, Southwark, 36

feet of counter
Bed,•Bdward, 115, Ward'our-street, a 6 feet of counter, 2

feet height
Boyle, J. F. for W. Brockenden, Esq., and others,
19, Devonshire-street, Queen-square, 100 feet of coun-
ter, 200 feet of wall
Bose, S.Y. Anderson, 66, Upper Thames-street, 16 feet
of count( r, 1 foot height
Boyle, J. F., for Durent, Mr., Copthall-court,' 36 feet of

counter
Rogers, J. C. E., 88, St. James's-street, 64 feet of wall
Routledge, W. F. D., Lawrence-lane, 100 feet of counter
Robins, Aspclin, and Co., Great Scotland-yard, West-
ratnster, 100 feet of floor, 15 feet height
Richmond and Chandler, Manchester. A newly-in-
veated chaff-machine, No. 5. made with a view of
combining the best points of f ,rmer machines with
improvements on the whole system. The mouth is
made to adjust itself to any given feed by a weight
which is appended to the extremity of the lever,
which keeps a uniform pressure on the upper roller,
while it is always at liberty to rise or fall according
to the substance which the rollers are receiving. Price
14L—Anether chaff-machine; the first motion given
to the rollers is by a pair of level wheels, a motion
always preferred by machinists to the worm and
wheel, when it can possibly be obtained, in conse-
quence of the great delrease of friction. The feed is
brought forward by Richmond's toothed rollers, and
pesesed into a compact body by a weight suspended
upon the rising lever, thus producing a clean and per-
fecot cut. Iti appliceble for baud, horse, water, or steam
power. Price GI. 153.
Rus33ll, Mrs., Dablin. A bust column of white Donegal
marble. It resembles the Parian in grain and finish,
and works rema-rkably well. Also a column and panel
of Connemara green marble and a block of green por-
phyry from Itossmore- park, county Monaghan
Roston, enharmonic organ, Col. Thompson's principle
Raons, organ•pipes
Rolfe and S W., pianofortes

Ruchll 2nd Co.. flue's

j9hu, F•ubitanc^s wed as food

R>well, Jeremiah, C/rlisle, fishing materials and tackle
itaiih, George, Chelmsford, aneroid barometers with
di4l;
Coctgasball, tarnboured lace frill, court dress
pp, A, T., jun., H tstinge, patent carriage
R wad, Lipton, a hugs pieol of cod
- -

itadgrave,•Jon, WOre;niter. Specimens of lamb skin
gloves. Amongst the specimens is a new description
of ladies' gloves for riding or driving, with gauntlets
attached, stewed roand the edge in a ruffle pattern
Reyce, George, Fletland. A smut machine, on a new
principle; the chief texture is exhausting the air from
the centre of a cylinder availed with iron beaters, re-
volving 1,200 times per minute. This cylinder i 3
enclosed in another, with peculiar perforations, through
which all the dust and dirt in the corn are driven.
Every smue ball and. all the clods of dirt are broken
up by the iron beaters, and at the same time they
meour the fibrous end of the corn clean and briv,ht.—
A machine for reeing corn and seeds. The novelty
in this machine is the eombined motion given to a
eiben, whereby the corn is made to turn over and re-
volve round. By the centrifugal power the good corn
is carried to the outside;, the sprouted and moulded
corn and rubbish is, on the contrary, worked to the
centre of the sieve, when it is taken up by an ex-
hanging apparatus, the small seeds and dust going
through the wire bottom of the sieve.
Reid., Thornton-place, Aberdeen. A new machine for
washing, wringing, and mangling. It conists of an
alaptwion of Mr. Reid's lever mangle, combined with
a washing-tab of a novel construction, into which the
clothes and water are thrown, shut in, and thoroughly
washed by machinery; after which, by an equally
simple process, they are well wrung. This is managed
by plaeing the wet clothes in a stoat netted bag, and
the bag, not the article that is in it, is twisted so that
the water is thrown off, not by being screwed out so

7ls as by simple pressure
R
ttela,, . Peter, Ki'marno k Two dozen hats and caps
of diff. 'c•
Reid
__ ,
ti
,lr_ent sans
'n umphries, the Missee, Bristol. A specimen
ofneedlework
repro-
duction of
__ and.claenille embroidery. being a repro-
Ihte." lei" F. Stone's picture, "The Impending
tneontains 300,000 stitches.
BitLditi"LtW:ljiliames, Bolton. A patent forging machine
nag', Catriazg nareaborough. Hearth-rug, carriage-
mr.. slippers, muff, and boa.
Radcliffe
rotate'd. Staleyit_e Wood. A piece of flannel mann-
be
eti,etn.
atnadre.is so fine that the threads can
o:lovely
contains no less than one hun-
dred. and forty picky
st4a is worth 7,, per to the inch, and in its finished
gansom®s and Ma yard.,,
of Ipswich. Barlow's patent
railway turntable, 13
. 12
Beet
diameter; Wild's patent
railway tuati table
diameter;patent
Wild's patent
railway switeb, BarloN's
Ipm:4s, gwg.ett's' Queen press,
Bowes' and May's wat.r.„ane,n,teiroa sleepers, Ran.
Lsggatt's improved Queen
aot;Ttal for ballast
jog apparatus; chill,d cast-iron _l'tl self-acting ink-
waggons; specimens of Ransom,:
titeenails, arid key for railway.; s a .1/lay's chairs,
,are exe-
oha-vings, model -of au excavating Pmeaccle" of iron
applratuz for preparing timber;o flta. and M, ditto of
outi:ng this principal framework
whist is to be exhibited by Mr. Antgwleseope,
optics a, of Featherstone-buildings, Holborn, London,
NI pfeughs, various; samples of ploughshares;(lurl','
and M.'s patent trussed wbipple-trees, BiddefF;
Went wrought iron scarifier, Indian cultivator, R. ,
lad M.'s new patent corn and seed dropping k
raa4kine,
Indian expanding horse hoe, portable tr steam
"114Ing, 5-horse power; patent portable steam thrash.
tug machine, fixed steam-engine, 4-horse power;
portable thrashing-machine, bolting barn work and
eut,e_,
pate universal intermediate motion, cane-top
Repel, ,
rapt oat and bean mill (called double mill),
"t" 'll, oilcake breaker, chicory cutter, barley
a Vim, Silwi •
portable thrasitig4ing-machine, 84
t. ; model of 4-horse
achine, and other models.
lisnsom, R. ver
artificial teeth, cer3-Piace, iia*tings. Specimens of
adhesion struoted on the principles of self-
Rid ter William. East
earthenware
Temple.chambers. 70 feet of
eouater; to ethibat a variety of inventions
Ridgway. China and ware
Ringhsat, Ipswich. Curving
Reek, Miss, Hastings. A vase of Hastings grass, de-
corated with some specimens of-4,
effect being heightened by the grassatre introduction of some
in blossom, the
ornamental appendages of velvet ansdpezelle. Around
the base of the vase are some uch
oFtite Plastings pebble' the whole covered with specimens
shade with a glass
Rose and Co. China and earthenware
Root, M.A.,'Philadelphia, Pa. Daguerreotypes
Itynoleis, R. J., PhilaciAphia, Pa. Artificial teeth
Rsigers, James, Nev York. Telegraph registt.rs and

keys
Raymond and Schuyler, West Farms, N.Y. Flour and
Imlay
R-ega,p, lira. Philadelphia. Reclinine chairs.
Read, Ctiarles A., Oneida county, N.Y. Model of fluted
Wiling- machine
Rosa, Charles, Rochester, N.Y. Improved portable mills
Rensers,,Peter, Pittsburgh, Pa. Bust of Bishop Upfold
Rogers,C.B., Philadelphia. Tools
Robinson, Poiteaux, Richmond, Va. Manufactured to-

bacco
Rousseau, S. J., Troy, N. Tron orp
Remsbuzgh, J., Freadiicksebilety,-114. Indian corn
Bowe, M. and J. M.,Thiladelphia. Brooms