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with a weft of carded wool, crossed on one side only,
of the character of Cassinet
Duche, Sen., and Co., fine shawls of Indian wool
Echinger, Brothers, vestings
Fatisin, jun., waistcoatings, &e.
Forties and Hutchison, shawls
1111 Funke, R. M., mixed cintha and dresses
Gaussen, jun., Fargeton and Co, a variety of shawls of
Indian wool
Glen and M'lndoe, excellency and economy in printing
shawls. Exhibited by Keith, Schoobridge, and Co.
Graf° and Neviandt, vestings of cotton warp
Graham, John, embroidered crape shawls, from China
Grillet, son., and Co., two long shawls of elaborate
design
Hebert, F., and Son, shawls woven from Indian wool
Heymann, C,, and Co., vestings
litilfmann, H., woollen velvets of plashes of goats'
hair, of various descriptions printed, and chine
Keith, Schoobridge, and Co., large collection of printed
shawls
Kerr, Robert (Kerr, Scott, and Co.), fine specimens of
every description of shawls, and a variety of tartans
Laporta, H. F., embroideries on several textures
Lawrence, S!one, and Co., tartans made from native wool
Les.royd, J. E., cassinetts of superior qaality
Loaroyd, \V., coasinetta of novel and excellent quality '
Lees, R. and G., specimens of tartan plaids
Lefebvre Ducattesu, Brothers, vestings
Let:claire, Descamps, and Plissart, specimens of panta-
loon stuffs
Lienart-Chaffaux, Madame, specimen of pantaloon stuff
Lion Brothers and Co., collection of shawls
Marx and Weigert, Utrctcht velvet, and shawls
Merlin, A. and V., a long witite embroidered shawl
Miller and Hall, excellent cashmerettes
Morg,Yenroth and Kruggnaann, woollen velvet, plain and
figured
Murlay, W. J. C., vestings
Paton, J. and D., collection of tartans
Patricu, C., vcs.dnizs of cashmere
Pferdniunges and Kleinjung, vestings
Pim Brothers and Co., collection of poplins
Robertson, J. and T., shawls
Itcckstroh, H., specimens of waistcostings
Sanderson, R. and A., end Co., collection of tartans
Steiff and Harras3, variety of vestings
Swaisland, C., p' inted shawls of great excellence
Taylor, J., and Son, vestings
Tee and Scn (Class XIV.), variety of fabrics .
Theirry-Mnig; collection of shawls
Towler, Campia, and Co., collection of shawls, and firsl.-
class printed goods
Van der .Beeck, J. C , fancy tartans
Wahnesley. H. (Class XL), poplins
Whitehill, M., and Co., merino shawls
Yeisel, J., and J. C. BieunyA, colltction of shawls

JURY XVI.
TILE PRIZE MEDAL,

Adcock and Co., a collection of feathers for ornamental
purposes
Baker, 8., light harness of superior workmanship
Barrande, J. 'P., an:assortinant of morocco and kid loather
of varied colours
Beyven; Brothers and Co., an assortment of morocco,
roan, and calf leather
Barthank, en assortment of parchment and vellum
Bevies ions anti Morris, a collection of furs and skins,
and for an asserttncnt of sheep skin rugs.
Blackwell, S. anti R., pbw•ion hareess
B'y the, R., a lady's saddle and a bunting sadale
Bassard, J., curried calf leather of superior quality
Ikace, H., two cases of hits, stirrups, and spars
Brown and Sim, specimen of saddle-trees
Caistor, A. B , hussar and hunting saddles, with pair of
hunting pads
Clarke, R, and Sons, a collection of manufactured furs
Clark, C. and J., sheep and lamb-skin rugs
Cooper, M., racing saddle and a case of saddlery
Corry, J. and J., Italian lamb-skins for gloves
Courtois, E., black and coloured varnished calf and
hides
Courtopee Duchesnay, boot fronts from the calf-akins o.
Paris
Cozens and Greatrex, tanned and curried leather
Cox, W. H., and Co., two foreign butts, very well tanned
Crawford, H. K., calf-skins tanned in oak bark
Cuff, 11., saddle (riding), bridle, and harness
l)eadde, J., a large assortment of calf and cow hides
Deed, J. S., Angora goat and English sheep :kin rugs.
An assortment of morocco leather. (And honourably
mentioned)
Delacour, H. P., horse hair and "vegetable silk"
damask
Dixon and Whiting, an assortment of varnished and
enamelled hides and splits
Dorr and Reinhardt, an assortment of varnished calf
leather
Drake, H., three very beautiful min
Draper, —, a remarkably heavy and well tanned English
hide
Duport, V., three split hides, of twice the usual length
Dezaux-Lscour, curried calf-skins
Earnshaw, H., a case of harness
Eggers, F,, a fur carpet
Emmerich and Goerger, an assortment of coloured and
black morocco
Ficux and Co. a manufactured sole and harness leather
Forrer, A. (Class XXIII.), ornaments worked in hair
and gold
Gauthier, J., black and coloured varnished leather
Geyer, J., a national cloak made from lamb-skins
Guillot, J. A., boot fronts of various kinds
'humus-Hap, 8., horse-hair, and also fibre stuffing for
furniture
Heintzo and Freudenberg, black varnished calf leather
mtworth and Linley, boot fronts and cordovan
Hepburn John and Thomas, an English crop butt
HerrensArnidt, G. F., boot fronts and curried calf
Heyl, C., varnished calf leather
Hickey and Tull, two portmanteaus
Honette, A., and Co., an assortment of black and

coloured varnished leather
Hudson's Bay Company, a collection of far skins
Jets, C. A., curried porpoise leather, and samples of
leather from the skin of the whale
Jorez, jun., white varnished hide
Kane, G., portmanteaus and camp furniture
Keilich, Henry, models of a miniature tigress and cubs
Konig, L., can:wide of superior workmanship
Landron Brothers, well-tanned solo leather
Lacey and Phillips, a cake of harness
Ladoubee le Jenne, C., saddlery and harness
Lambert and Son, waxed calf-skins, boot fronts, and cor-

dovan
Langdon, W., jun., a light phaeton harness
Last, S., railway portmanteau
Laycock and .guns, horse hair damask, &c.
Lemonier and Cu., ornamental hairwork
Lever, J. and J., specimens of vellum and parchment for

book-binding,Bs.c.
Lolagnier, —, specimens of leather
Mercier, J. J., currid calf leather
Merltlinelaus Wex, dressed hides, manufactured
for saddia,ry and harness
Me ;tr, S. and M., manufactured articles made from the
skills of Me rabbit

Mid !lemon, W., a lady's embroidered saddle, and ditto
with elastic seat, 5130 mounting-rein for unbroken
horses
Morris, R., a set of donblc £leigh harness
Mayer-Michel and Donning2r, japanned and varnished
hide?, rind calf leather, and fur morocco, roans, and
skivers
Nova Scotia, Central Committee of, a choice collection
of skins
Nys and Co., black varnished calf leather
Oastler and Palmer, a large assortment of enamelled and
varnished leather, end crop butt
Pasemore, W., a set of single-horse harness
Peltereau, August, sole leather
Peltereau, F. juu., sole leather
Pollock, J., a very perfect set of Scotch harness
Prax and Lambin, a varied collection of saddlery and
harness

Prin, A., jun., russet and black curried calf leather
Pullman, R. W. and J., chamois leather of every de-
scription
Russian Imperial Cabinet of St. Petersburgh, a pelisse
lining, made from the necks of the silver fox, &c.
Skvorsoff, M., curried calf leather and a few calf-skins
curried with the hair attached
Smith, G., and Sons, an assortment of furs, made from
Russian sable, &c.
Stockill, W., specimens of boot fronts
Swaino and Adeney, a large assortment of whips and
canes
Suser, H., a good assortment of curried calf leather and
boot fronts, and boots and shoes, for exportation
Turkey, his Majesty the Sultan of, a collection of skins
Texier, jun., specimens of buck, doe, and fawn leather
Ventujol and Chassang, boot fronts, manufactured from
Bordeaux calf-skins
Warming , E., a fur carpet
Webb, 8.. coloured hair cloth, and cloth composed of
silk and hair, and for horse-hair carpets
White, J. C., silver-mounted harness with improved re-

gistered rugs
Weinknecht, 'l'., two carpets male of fox-skis and other

furs
Wisdom, Eussol, and Whitman, sEe:imens of curled hair

for furniture
Wilson, Walker, and Co., an assortment of coloured
sheep, morocco, and calf leather
ZAtz,, J. P., a coot lining, made from mink-taile, &a.

JURY XVII.
THE COUNCIL :MEDAL.
Vienna, Imperial Court and Printing Office of, novelty
of invention, and the number of new combinations in
the art of typography

THE PRIZE MEDAL.
Angrand, ornamental, coloured, and fancy papers
Atkinson, William, bookbinders' cloth
Barritt and Co., fur general bookbinding
Barere, 8., engravings by Collas' tracing machine
Bosley, R. and Co., types
Blanchet Brothers, and Klebar, white and coloured paper
Bone and Son, cloth bookbinding
Brockaus, F. A., for his collection of 356 volumes, the
whole printed at his own establishment in the year
1850
Bradbury and Evans, various specimens of printing
Cailaux, Belislenoriel de Tinan, and Co., various speci-
mens of paper
Caslon and Co., variety of types
Chiro and Mina, printing, and printing materials and
woodcuts
Clarke, J., various specimens of bookbinding and tree-
marbling on calf leather
Claye, J., woodcut and other surface printing
Crofa, G., new mock of fastening, the leaves of scrap-
books without guards
Cassons and Co., bookbinders' cloth
Dewdney, J., writing paper, 8:c.
Derriez, M., music types, founts, &e.
Decker, R. L., printing and types
Drewson and Sons, writing paper
Desrosiers, A., printing
Downere: El printing and paper

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Do 'ding, H., tasailnian printing
Dupont, P., printing and fac-similes
Dintooglan, writing papers
East India Company (the Ron.),eollection of India papers
Ehart B:others, paper, glazing boards, and cartonpierre
for rocting
Egyptian Government, a collection of 165 volumes of
books printed in the Arabic, Persian, and Turkish
languages; likewise for a catalogue of ell the books
published m Egypt
Evans, J. S., specimens of binding in white vellum
Faber, A. VT., black-lead pencils
Fisher, J. H., a new mode of printing from copperplate
in do colours at once, with a peculiar sort of ink,
suitable for bank-notes and cheques
Fi,f?..giub, V. and J., types
Fiiciat.r, C. F. A., an assortment of paper; also a spcei-
savni of millboard
syrnard and Geroult, a specimen of leer-binding
Gilbert and Co., pencils
Goodin, F. L. and Son, a great variety of printing,
'writing, and drawing papers
liabeuicht, A , bookbinding, porte-monnai.A, end other
leather goods ,
Hareltrauth, L. and C., pencils
IlsniA, P. J., a collection of printed books. The
Liturgies in red and black are especially worthy of
notice
Uaase's, G., Sons, for general excollenco of their types,
and printing
Heyday, James, bookbinding (exhibited by Messrs.
Cundall and Macy)
Herrick, J. li., superior ruling of account-books
Honig, 8., C., and F., specimen of parchment and
doubb• elephant writing paper
Howe, S. C., a sye,cm of characters (slightly angular
in form, without capitals) for the blind
lloch and Sons, a variety of white and coloured writing
and tnnnac papers
Hyde void Co., sealing wax adapted for hot countries
doynson, W., writing paper
Lomb, J., manufacture of pottery tissues
Lr,boidaye, C., and Co., printing types
LLErrand. Marcellin, specimens of type-foundirg
Lseroix i3rottiers, writing piper
lighton, J. and J., bookbinding in various stages, and
f_x the restoration of fae-Liwilios of missing pages
to vt'unble works
wis, ltlrs. C., bookbinding
Morne, I'. sI., bookbinding
Manse and Co., printing and bookbinding
Manban cal 'Vincent, Journet, printing paper
Itsladarne, Widow T., fancy ornaments for con.
feeti( hers
Miliani, I'., hand-made plate and writing papera
Moiseh and Co., portc-monnaiss, pocket- booke,:and.dress-
ing. oases
lidontgnifier,—, paper and imitation par:Ur-it, adapted
for many useful purposes
National.Printing-edlice, France, variety of Oriental and
other Lypes, and for the beauty of execution of their
specimen-book, in which great taste is displayed;
al.np for three Oriental volumes, with borders round
every • page in gold and colours, Thu ultramarine
blue>, printed as an ink direct from the type, is pure
and bright
Niedroo, .1. E., specimens of bookbinding
Odent, Sons, and Co., variety of papers; also for their
nnper called animal parchment
Patigrave, J. T., printin-,1.. types
Pion Deothers, variety of woad cuts and other printing
Rauch Bnnhers, variety of writing papers
W-mnant, Edmonds, and Remnant, a novel application el
materials in bookbinding
Riviera, bookbinding
Bnibeland, Ducal Foundry, inspection at, specimens of
stereotype in iron, and the Bible printed therefrom
Salm& rs, T. 1.1.0:novel style of ornamental water-mark
on the water-mark giving gradation of shade.
It was invented by Mr. Oldham, of the Bank of Eng-
land, under whose instructions Mr. Saunders applied
it in she manufacture of paper
Schacuffelen, G., plate, printing, writing, and tissue pa-
pers, th© mark pat on dry by a peculiar process, after
the paper is made
Schloss (widow) and Brother, a huge collection of port-
folios, porto-monnaies, porte-cigars, and other leather
articles
Schnib,;r, J. C. G., enamelled card-boards and paper, &c..
Smith and Meynier, specimens of writing paper
Sinclair, Duncan, and Son, specimens of printing types
Scolaneo Brothers, superior bookbinders' varnish
Speer Brothers, a collection of papers, showing the pre-
sent state of the paper manufacture in England
Stephenson, Blake, and Co., types
Thomas and Sons, account books, for excellence of paper,
ruling, and binding
Vargoninu and Brothers, writing paper. (There is a
great improvement within a few years in the make and
finish of Russian papers)
Venablo, Charles J., plat, lithographic, and other print-

ing papers
Vensbles, Wilson, and Tyler, an assortment of raper
from the principal manufacturers of the United King-
dom, and the cheapness of their own printing paper
Venables, George, wrapping papers, more particularly
that which is used for paper bags
VieT.veg and Son, variety of puhlications
Waterston, Georg©, sealing-wax
Westicys and Co., bookbinding, &c.
Westley, J., bookbinding
Williams, J., account books
Wrig4t, J., bookbinding
NOT!:.—The jury desire to award the sum of 101. each
to the undermentionel workmen, as the most appropri-
ate recognition of their skill and taste:—
Brudden, K, the workman who bound an album, very
elaborately ornamented, in which taste and good work
are displayed
Niel, 1f,., for the care, ' industry, and perseverance dis-
played in binding au imperial 4to. Bible in cream
morocco, under great disadvantages; the work was
executed at his own home after his daily occupation,
by ga3light, in the winter; and notwithstanding those
dillicahles, a considerable degree of excellence is at-
tained,

JURY XVIII.
TIRE PRIZE MEDAL.

Armitage, G., and Co., (Clatises XII. and XV.), for the
dyes of Orleans and Coburg cloths of zotton and wool
Bergme,un and Co., dyed Berlin woollen yarns
Bernoville, Larsonnier, and Cienest, fancy fabrics
printed in steam colours
Blsek, James, and Co., printed muslins, jaconets, and
fancy fabrics
Blech, Steinbach, "and Manta, panted; mousseline-de-
laines (all wool), calicoes, and jaconets, in madder
cAours
Bockmuhl Bros., Schliepor, and Hecker, printed calicoes
Boss', J., fancy fabrics, printed in steam colours
Chocqueel, L., fancy fabrics, printed in steam colours,
for dresses and shawls
Dalgleish, Falconer,-and Co., machine-printed calicoes
Delamoriniere, Gonio, and Micbclet, fancy fabrics,
printed in etesm colours, for drerses
Dollfus, Mieg, and Co., printed muslius and jaconets ;
also mcusseline-de-laines (all wool)
Evans, D., and Co., printed silk handkerchiefs and table

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Franeiflon, for dye of merinos exhibited by Paturle-
L;:iin, and Co.
reau, l3ecbard, V. A., hkein-dyed woollen-yarns, fcr

shawls
Gods frog, L, fancy fabrics, printed in steam colours,

for drcsscs
Gres. ©slier, Rqman, and Co„ printed nanslins and ja-
conets; also mousseline-de-laines (all wool)
Guinon, A. P„ skein•dyed silk, and the application of
picraque nerd
Hartmann and Sons, fabrics printed in maidder

crlours
Howe, J., arid Co. (Class IV.), skein-dyed silk
Hoyle T., and Sons, machine-printed calicoes
Inglis and Wakefield. machine-printed mousseline•de-

Taint) and bali_ceo
Japui,:, J. 8., and Son, printed furniture, cotton, and

chintz
Koechliu Ero fliers,' printed mousseline-de-laine (all
wool) and calicoes

Leitenberger, F., printed calicoes
Le Licvre, H., skein-dyed black silk
Littler, Mary Ann (Chsses.XlL end:XV.) printed silk

han dkercliiefs
Partridge, N. (Classes XII. and XV.), for the dye of
broadcloths of different colours en each Lido
Ripley and Sons (Classes XII. and XV.), for the dye of
Orleans and Coburg cloths, mixed of cotton and wool
Sale, J. N., printed cotton shirtiugs
Schlumberger, jun., and Co., cylinder printed calicoes

and jaconets
Schwabe and Co., printed calicoes in madder and ga-

=eine
Schwartz and Huguenin, printed cotton chintz, colours
for furniture
Simpson and Young, mousseline-do.laine (cotton warps),
printed by cylinder in six and seven colours ; niro
calicoes printed in steam colours
Steiner, C., Turkey red, plain dye and printed
Steiner, T., and Co., Turkey red, plain dye and printed
Thomson, Brothers and Sons, printed mousseline-dc-
lainea (cotton warps)
Vaucher, Du Pasqle.er, and Co., calicoes and jaeonets
printed by cylinder
Vessiere, A., merinos
Wegner J. R., skein-dyed silk
Welsh, Wegner,
and Co., printed silk handkerchiefs
Virekb, Thomas, printed table covers
Zeigler and Co., plain Turkey red dye.