The Sun.
London, England, 1851-10-17 00:00:00

OCTOBER l7, 1651.

Neuber, F., Imv-pric2d cnton how, suitable; for expor-
tation
Opigez and Chaze embroidare3
Parker, J. (Cinss XVI.), boots, strong and light
Parker and Sms (Class XVI.), general excellence of
boots and shoes
Pe !ow, W. (Class XVI.), workmanship, andapplication
of spring to boots
Polrif-r, P., self-coloured leather boots
Prague Glovers' Association, gloves
Robert Wa:-.ley and Co., corsets
Shekonin, Alexis, embroidered boots and shoes
Simmonds and Woodrow,selection of felt bonnets
Singer, J., dross coats
Sofialioglou's Daughter (Constantinople), veils embroi-
dered
in gold and pails, with silver fringes (see
Turkish catalogue)
Solbrig, F., adaptation in price to export demand in
certain qullitie9 of hosiery
Sulzberger and Akermann, variety of Swiss straw plaits
Taylor and Co., plu;,hes mado from waste silk
Thierry, C. A., gentlemen's boots
Thomas and Sin (Class XVI.), high class workmanship

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in boots
Thurman, Pivot, and Co., floss velvet gloves
Torshokveorh, Government of Trvei, shoes, slippers, and

other artkqes
Turkey, his Mjesty the Sultan of, admirable collection
of costumes
Van .13meden-Bruers, stays of good description without

CCETZI3
Vyse and Sons, case of bonnets
Vyso and Sons, leg corn bonnets and capotes
Walsh, ((Miss XV.), welted cork soles
Ward, Start, Sharp, and Ward, hosiery, &c.
Wemmrer, J., shoes for labouring men
We!oli and Sons, hats and bonnets
Welch, Margetson, and Co., braces, carriage rugs, ties;
cravats, &o.
Wes andLiralaer, hosiery of great excellence
Whitby, E., habit lambskin gloves
Wilson and Son, thread hosiery with lace fronts.

JURY XXI.
THE COUNCIL MEDAL.

Spear and Jackson (Class XXII.), for exhibition of cir-
cular saws, and particularly one 60 inches in diameter,
of marked and very superior excellence, manufactured
by a process of peculiar merit, the result of a novel
application of mechanical ingenuity, recently effected
by themselves.

THE PRIZE MEDAL.
Addis, J. B.,jun., carving tools
Arnheiter, M., cutlery
Blake and Parkin (Class XXII.). saws and files
Brookes, W., and Son (Class XXII.), edge tools
Brown and Wells, tools
Back, J., turning and other tools
Butcher, W. and (Class XXII.), edge tools and razors
Butterley, Richard (Class XXII.), sickles
Cocker and Sons (Class XXII ), files and edge tools
Coulaux, sen., and Co., saws
Dittmar, Brothers, cutlery
Eyre, Ward, and Co. (Class XXII.), cutlery
Tenney, Frederick (Class razors
Vi:cher, A., files
Froely, A., fine files
Gibbins and Sons (Class XXII.), scissors
Goldenberg, G., and Co., saws and tools
Guerre, sen., cutlery
Hague, S. (Class XXII.), penknives
Haindl, A., cutlery
Haueisen and Sou, scythes
Hannah, A., augurs, &c.
Hardy, T. (Class XXII.), dressing-case instruments
ihssan, scissors
llawcroft and Sons (Class XXIL), razors
llc!jcs!rand, C. V., razors
lieskels, J. A., cutlery
Higginbotham, G. and W. (Class XXII.), scissors
Hill, John, saws
Hilliard cad Chsptnan, cutlery
!belles, A., and 11, cutlery
Howarth, J. (Class XXII.), edge tools (engraving)
Hunter, Edwin (Class XXII.), scissors
Hutton and Newton (Class XXlL),scythes and reaping
books
lalrov Mme., Catharine, cutlery
Isbotssn, Thomas, a plans
Ibbotson, Brothers (Class XXII.), cast steel scythes, &o.
Ibbotson, Riahard (Class XXII.), saws
Imperial Artinsk Works, scythes
Johnson and Cammill (Class XXII.), files
Jowitt and Rsttie (Class XXII.), files
King and Peach, planes
Kirk and Warren (Class XXII.), files
Loy, William, skates
Loy, W. T., cutlery
Makin, W. (Class XXII.), rag knives
Mannesmann, A., files
Mappin and Brothers (Class XXII.). cutlery
Marsdon Brothers and Co. (Class XXII.), joiners' tools
Martin, Stephen (Class XXII.), razors
Mathieson and San, 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 saws
Philip and 'Whisker (Class X.), cutlery
Picault, G. F., cutlery
Preutat and Co., fine Gies
Rodgers, J. and Sons (Class XXII.), cutlery
Saynor and Sens, (Class XXII.), gardeners' knives
SeLmolz, W. and Co., cutlery
Sharp Brothers and Co., table knives
Siumnors' D. and Co., edge tools
Sink, Sellers, and Co. (Class XXII.), saws
Sorby, a and Sons (Class XXII.), edge tools
Stainforth Thomas (Class XXII.), scythes and sickles
Steer and 'Webster (Class XXIL), scissors
Stotzer, Frederick, lice files
Stubs, Peter, small files
Tahir, scissors
Talabot and Co., scythss
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
I_Tnwiu and Rodgers (Class XXII.), cutlery
Unwin, W. (aged 16) (Class XXII.), sportsman's knife
Waldron and Sons, scythes
Walters, J. and Co., cutlery
Ward and Payne, edge tools
Weinmeister, G., scythes
Wertheim, F., tools
Wilkinson and Son (Class :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 XXII.) cutlery.;

JURY XXII.
TUE COUNCIL .MED.LL.
Andre, J. P. V., for iron fountain in nave, and the de-
sign of the alligator and fish fountain
Aubanel, J., casting of animals, and gilt cast iron door
Barbedienne, F., and Co. (joint modal with Class 26),
sculpture in metal, bronze, Sas
Coalbrook Dale Company, cast iron statue; new method
of bronzing steel grates, and diamond flooring for
steam-engines
Hardman and Co., ecclesiastical brass work
!Toole, Robson, and "Toole, for drawing-room steel grates
hfatifat, C. S., original designs in bronze
Miller, Ferd., casting:in bronze of colossal lion, and
statues of Libuaa, and George of Bohemia
Minister of Trade for the Royal Prussian Foundry,
three vases, and candelabra, with group of figures in
cast-iron
Societe dos Mines Zinc (de la Ville 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. specimen; of a new art termed metallography
Adams and Co., bank lock
Allen and Moore, metal buttons
Armitage, M. and H., anvils, &c.
Arnheim, S. J., iron safe bureau
Arrowsmith, G. A., permutation locks
Aston, W., buttons
Aubin, C., locks
Bsily and Sons, cast iron staircase work, brass work, &a.
Baker and Co., flower stand and cages
Banks, E., buttons
Barnard and Bishop, wrought iron hinge
Barron and Son, locks
Bartlet and Sons, needles and fishhooks
Bavay, Paul de, pointes de Paris nails, &o.
Bartrum and Pretyman, wrought copper nails, &c.
B2dington and Tonks, brass work, various
Beiseel, S. (widow), and Son, needles of English steel
Benham and Son, cooking apparatus
Bentley, W. H., cooking apparatus
Blaescr, G., bronz' statue of Beethoven, &o.
Ble,nzy, Poure, and Co., metallic pens
Blows and Son, ship lamps and bells
Boecker, R. and H., hardware, various
Bolton, T., brass and copper tubes
Boobyer, J. H., locks
Boucher, E. and Co., culinary vases, tinned by a new

process
Boulton and Son, needles and fishhooks
Brattish and Co., locks and castings, and special appro-

bation
Braux, d'Anglure De, statues of;galvanised zinc, bronze,

bust, &c.
Bricard and Gauthier, locksmith's work, &c.
Bright, R., carriage lamps
Brisband, H., buttons
Brown and Rednath, stoves for ships
Burney and Bellamy, tanks for oil, water, &c.
Cain, J., bronzes, birds in nests, So.
Carpenter and Tildesley, locks
Childs, J.. brass lamp for lighthouses
Chilson, Richardson, and Co., hot air furnace
Chopin, Felix. bronze candelabrum
Chubb and Son, locks and safes (and special appro.
bation).
Clarke and Reston, lamps, gas burners, and locks
Clarke, T. and C., and Co., enamel ware
Cochrane, J., pa-meter
Cceksr. S., and Sons. needles
Cocker and Sons, needles
Coombe and Co., iron and copper netting
Cope and Colliwon, brass work, various
Corcoran, B. and Co. (Class VI.), metallic cloth
Cornelius and Co., chandeliers
Cottam and Milan, gates, cast-iron, and enamelled cast-
iron horse man°
Cotterill, E., locks end safes
Cottingham, N. J. (main avenue west), brass lantern
Cowley and James, beds and steam tubes

Crock, W., cooking apparatus
1)4 and Nevisll, parautoptic permutating Jocks (and
tr,ccial approbation).
D:ay, and Ca, stove grates
Definer, C., hardware, various
Dcfries, N., gas-meter. bath heated by gas, &c.
Da La Foils, J. 8., Lek.s
Desjardins, Lieux, medallions, &c.
Devaranne and Son, castings in zinc,
Dietrich and Son, specimens of iron castings, &c.
Dixon, J. and Sor, powder flasks
Dowson, J. E., Candy's hot-hair ventilating stove
Dreyso and Colienbusch, copper rivets
Drion, E., wrought nails
Dubsky, Count, wire tacks, twisted nails
Dugard, N. and if., carriage lamps
Daley, J., cottage cooking stove
Elelsten and Williams, pins
Edge, J., pit chains
Edge, T., gas meter
-Edwards, Arnott's stove
Eg+qls, F. A., cast-iron chienneypieee
Egger, J. 8., leaden pipe, 900 feet long, in one piece
Einsiedel, Count G., cast. iron goods, &e.
Elliott and Son, buttons
Evans and Son, cooking apparatus
Everitt and Son, brass and copper tubes
Fulisse and Trapmann, percussion caps
Ferriday and Son, gas chandelier on Professor Paraday's
principle
Featham,2filler, and Son, stove grates, &c. (and special
approbation)
Firmin and Sons (Class XX.), buttons
Fisher, 13., articles of malleable cast-iron
Fiicher, C. 11., figures in bronze, &c.
Fin; fa, S., cooking apparatus (and special approbation)
Fontaine, P., brass pans
Franz, J. bronze figures of victory, &e.
Frebel, L., bronze Newfoundland dog, &c.
kl urstoves, monuments, crucifix •
euargsnteenubßrg, Prince,others,lamps,
bronzes, &c.
Gardener, M., chandelier
Garton and Jarvis, stoves
Gasset, J., bronzes
GeisM,statues in zinc, Eve,' &e, (and special ap-
probation)
Geri:h, P. W., locks and hinges
Gervais, copper boiler, with grate
Gibbons, J., sen. (Class locks
Gillott, J., metallic pens
Glover, T., gas meter
Goddard, H., cooking apparatus
Goodbehere, G. T. ships' stoves
Goodman, G., needles and pins
Gray, J. and Son, locks
Gray and Son, fireirons, &a.
Gray, T. W., brass work, various
Green, T. (Class IX.), aviary
Greening and Sons, strong wire cloth woven by steam

power
Griffiths, T. and F., tin and enamel ware
Grignon, M., bronzes,
Grnhl, F., a bell (very tine tone)
Guest and Cbrimes, water closet and fire cooks
Hadrot, L., jun., moderator lamps
Hale, J., curb chains
Hammond, Turner, and Sons, buttons
Handyside, A., cast-iron fountain
Hanson, J., manufactured lead
Harding, T. (Class XX.), buttons
Hardman and Iliffe, buttons
Harley, G., locks
Hart and Sons, door-plates
Haslam, W., wrought-iron hinges, &c.
Hatfield, J. A. statue in bronze
Hawkins, J., brass, copper, and iron screws and bolts
Hayvroocl, J,, church stove
Ha wood and Son, locks, gilding,
fic raining, IL, fish hocks
Henn and Bradley, taper screws, &c.
Herring, S. C., Salamander safe
ITetheriugton, T. and C., carriage lamps
I-liglcr and Sons, hardware
Mucks, Wells, and Co,, metallic pens
Hodges, T., belly
L Holden, H. carriage lamps
Hood, S. cast-iron enamelled stall and manger
Horne, T., curtain-poles, &c.
Horsfall, H., pins and wire for fish-hooks
Howland, C., bell telegraph
Huffer, J., locks
Hughes and Kimber, copper and steel plates for en-
gravers
Ibbetson, Captain, L. L. 8., bronzing iron and metallic
castings, new method (and special approbation)
Ingram, T. W., buttons
James, J., fish hooks and needles
Jeakes, W., stove grates (and special approbation)
Jennings, G., water closet
Jobson and Co., radiating stove
Kalide, T., boy with swan, in bronze, &c.
Karcher, 11., and Westermann, articles in stamped iron
Keep and Watkins, anvils, vice, &e.
Keith, G., refrigerator
Kali, A., and Co., metallic pens
Kennard and Co., stove and iron castings
Kenrick and Son, enamel ware
Kent, G., knife-cleaning machine
Kepp and Co., copper bath
Kesse!er, C. bronze statue of Polyhymnia
Kirby, Beard, end Co., pins, &c.
Kitschel, A., cant-iron vases, &a.
Knight and Foster, metallic pens
Knew les, 11., buttons
Krurabiael, —, gilt bronzy candelabra
Kupea, W., metal ropes
Lacarriore, A., lu,trcs, chandeliers, &c.
Lambert, T., water-closet and diaphragm valve
Latour, Albert De. iron castings
Lareau, L., figures in a galvanised compound of bronze
and pewter
Laury, G., stove grates and stoves (and special approba-
tion)
Liwrence, T. 8., perforated zinc. &a.
Lea, W. and J., lock with bolts, &e.
Lecocci, IL, ornaments in stamped brass, hot-air
stoves, & 3.
Lefebvro, V. and Co., wire nails and rivets
Limelette, F., wrought nails
Lloyd, G. 8., iron lap-welded tubes for steam-boilers
Longden and Son, cooking apparatus
Love, J., gas stoves
Lowe, J. and H., carriage lamps, &c.
Mallat, J. 8., metallic gilt pens, &a.
Mapplebach and Lowe, cooking apparatus
Marchand, J. 8., bronzes, various (and special appro-
bation)
Harr, W., safes
Marrian, P., naval brass work
Marriott, W., weighing machine
Manaus and Legrand, stamped copper for decoration
Martin and Gray, carriage lamps
Massey, W. and Co., brass flower stand
Masters, T., ice apparatus
Ma they and Son, cylinder of rolled steel for watch-springs
Mathys, J., strong box and polished stoves
M'Gregor and Lee, bank lock
Mears, C. and G., bells
Mane, P. J., bronzes of boar hunt, &c.
Messenger and Sons, bronzed and lacquered lamps (and
special approbation)
Metternich, Prince, stove for hunting-seat
Miguel, F. de, iron bedsteads, &c. (and special appro.

Cation)
Miller and Sons, signal lamps, &c.
Milner and Sons, safes
Mitchell, J., metallic pens
Mitchell. W., metallic pens
Moore, P. and Co., iron and brass hinges
Morel Brothers, moulded cast iron, &c.
Morewood and Rogers zinc and galvanised tubes
Mossman, W. (Class XXX), brass candlestick
Muel, Wahl, and Co., chandeliers, fountains, &o'
Murphy, J., bells
Myers and Sons, metallic pens
Naylor, J., lamps for pillars and wall brackets
Nowall, R. S., metal ropes
Nicholson, W. N., cottage cooking apparatus
Nicklin and Sneath, wire weaving
Noirsains, —, ventilating stoves
Padpon and Ford, gas meter
Paillard V bronzes
Palmer and Co., candle lamps
Palmer, J. L., drawn wire
Papi, Clement, basket of flowers, cast from nature
Paris, E., galvanised sheet of iron, &o
Parkes, H. W., locks
Patent Pointed Screw Company, screws east out of mal-

leable iron
Paublau, safes and locks
Perq► and Co., metallic pens
Petit and Fritsen, bells with suspending apparatus
Peyton and Harlow, metallic japanned bedsteads
Pierce, W., cottage grate
Poirier, L., copying press is
Potts, W., bronzes and lacquered lamps, &c. (and special

ayprobation)
Puissant, F,, wrought-iron crucible and ornaments
Rau and Co., japanned tin plate
Regout, P., chandeliers. (two large and two small)
Reynolds, J., cut nails
Rickets, C., gas stoves
Riddle, W., apparatus for extinguishing fire in ships,
signal lamps, &o.
Robert, A. and Co.,_ roll of tin foil
o m Robertson,etscb c, m
Carr, e at
metallic and
0
Steel,
writing
a
stovesl
te s
grates
Rometscb, (and
special sppro.
Rosee, Baron A. de, brass cauldrons, &o.
bation)
RRovwalldn
eyor—,abnucte tons(Spain),
iron bust of King of Spain
cast-iron statue of Radetzsky, considered
Salm, Prince,
as a speeimm of casting (and special approbation)
sSainaltoannit,
deL
tdi,nbarnod nanzeeaml
and lacquered lamps
Lancbes, Pescador, bedstead of cast steel,
ornaments (and special approbation)
Schleicher, C., galvanised steelwire
with bronze
S:hrnantz, C., sen., letter-press rollers
Schmidt,sscht:uv
L.
isTaer
zrin,
ckctachsteinngsstove
W. J., stoves and ovens
Sherwin, J., kitchen range
Sh.oolbred and Co., japanned ware
Stange and Verfel, bronze candelabrum
Siebe, A., rotatory syringe
Situcox, Pemberton, and Sons, brass work, various
Smith, Kemp, and Co.' buttons
Soei6 e do la Nouvelle Montague Zinc, zinc tiles
S)ramermoyer end Co., iron safe ornamented (and ape.
cid approbation)
Stc e;o, W. and P., cooking apparatus
Sirlinp.,P, Morris (main avenue west), alloy bell, for
cheapness (exhibited by J. Warner and Sons)
Stobwasser, C. H., and Co., japan articles, &c.
Storker Brothers (Class V.) beer machine
Stohrer, T. F., brass and steel wire, &o.
Stoll berg, Wernigerodo, Count, cast, iron Gothic vase, &e.
Strode, W., gas stove
Susse Brothers, bronze candelabra, fountains, iso.
Tam and Sons, Wee

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Taylor, J., locks
Taylor and Son, bells (and special approbation),
Thompson, iI . EL, sanitary trap, &c.
Timmins and Sons, vicar, hammers, &c.
Treggon H. and W., zinc window blinds
Trelon, ;.Veldon, and Weil, buttons and Chins knobs
Tronehon, N., iron articles of furniture, &0..
Tapper and Carr, wire fencing (galvanised iron)
Turner, H. and Co., fire irons
T)lor and Paco, perforated metals a.
Tylor and Sons, bronz,cl ware and baths ..
Vantillard and Co., tinned iron pins, &e.
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Verstaen, L. N., strong boxes and safes
Wakefield, F., cooking apparatus
Walker, E., perforated brass
Walker, lil. (Class VIII.), metallic pens
Waller and Co. (main avenue west) nionunisnisl ism M ip
Walters, 13. and P., locks -'
Walton and Co., japanned ware
Warner and Sons, japanned ware and bells
•
Wells, J. T., buttons
Wenbam Lake Tee Company, refrigerator
Whitehouse end Ce., iron tubes and fittings
Whitfield, S., brass cornices, &c.
Whitmee and Chapman, coffee mills
Wilkins and Weatherly, metal ropes
Wilson, R. and W., baths, various
Windle and Blythe, locks and steel pens
Wood Brothers, chain cables
Yates, Haywood, and Co., stove grates
Zuccani, B. (Class XXX ), aviary.

JURY XXIII.
TIIE COUNCIL MEDAL.

Ellington, Mason, and Co., artistic application of the dee.
trotype
Froment, Meurice, centre-pieces, ',representing globe =r•
nionntecl by
Garrard, E. and S., and Co., artistic plate and jewellery
Gueyton' A., his variety of exhibits and his eiectro-plat
Hancock, C. F., originality and taste in his exhibits
Hunt and Roskell, vase in repousse by Vechti
Kaemmerer and Zeftigen, diadem, &c., in;jewels
Lemonnier, G., Queen of Spain's jewels
Marrel Brothers, seals, snuff- boxes, and smaller article&
Morel, J. V., and Co., enamels
Itudelphi, J. F., silver ornaments
Sazikoff, Ignacc, a centrepiece
Vittoz, E.. gilt bronzes
Wagner, J., and bon, large centrepiece
Wales, Prince of (main avenue), shield
Weishaapt, C. M., and Sons, chessboard and men
THE PRIZE MYDAL.

Angell, J., enamels
Aubanel, J., chimney decorations
Aucoc, sen., dressing cases
Audot, L. D., dressing cases
Bennati, J.,filagree
Bouiliette, lyvelin, and Co., artificial stones
Boyer, V. P., electro gold
Brahmfeldt and Gutruf, inkstand
Bruneau, L. A., articles of luxury
Caron, A., Da scene pistols
Christofle, ChAbles and Co., electro plate
Creswick, T. J. and N., plated silver
Dafrique, 1., Cameos
Desfontaines, Maison. Leroy, and Son, cast iron clods
Dixon and Sons, Britannia metal
Dubois, A., engraved gold
Durand, F., tea service
Durham, Joseph B. (Class III), chatelain
Duterte, A., enamels
Falloise, J. Damascene steel
Gass. S. H. and D., setting of stone
Golay Lereche, E. enamels
engraved gold
HG rzaunlidejanke,GyeFr:enfioownedr;Hin.,stones
Ilecley and Sons (Class XXII.), chatelain
Ibbetson, Capt. L. L. B. (Class XXX.), electrotype!'
Jahn and Bolin, setting olzdiamonds
Keith, J., chalices
Keller and Co., tea servic of coloured cornelian, sad, lowa,:
cases in greaf moss agate
Lecarriere, A., mutation of gilding
Lefaucheux, carabine mounting
Lahocb e, P. J., clock
Lambert and Rawlings, vase
Lcrolle Brothers, bronzes, &c.
Luchars, W. (Class XXIX.), dressing-cases
Levy Brothers and Co., mountings
Loleo, filagree
Marshall, E. S., gold leaf
bliroy Brothers, imitation bronzes
IVloratilla, F., church service
Moutier le Page, handle of hanger
Odiot, table service
Palliard, V., gilt bronzes
Payen, A. R., jun., jewellery and filagree
Poussielgue Rusand, P., church service
Prelat. F., gilt arms
Katzerdorfer, H., looking-glass
Remain, D., setting of precious stones
Rowlands, C. and W., jewellery
Royal Pussian Iron Foundry, inlaid silver
Savard, A., plated gold
Savary and Mosbach, false stones
Strubbe and Son, vase
Thoumin, A., stamped brass
Thouret, A:, electrotypes
Truchy, E., black pearls
Vales, Constant, false pearls
Villemsens, S. candelabra, &c.
Watherston and Brogden, vase
West and Son, Irish brooches
Weygand, A., vase
Wild and Robinson, vases
Zuluaga, E., damascene arms.

JURY XXIV.
THE COUNCIL MEDAL
Mayes, 11., novelty of chemical application

THE PRIZE MEDAL.
Arnielle, G., and Co., French bottles
Bacchus and Co., cut glass
Berlioz and Co., I,lontlucon, fine mirror
Bigaglia, P., Venetian glass
British Plate Glass Company (Class XXVI.), plate ems
Brooklyn Flint Glass Company, flint glass
Burgun, Waller, Berger and Co., watch glasses
Coathupes and Co., glass pipes
Dagnet, T., optical glasses
Davis, Greathead, and Green, cut glass
Deviola he Brothers, French bottle glass
De Poilly and Co., Folcmbray, French bottle glass
Green, J. G , engraving on glass, and form
Harrach, F. E., Count Von, glass ware
Harris, R and Son, cut glass
Hartley, J., and Co., rolled plate for roofs
Leempoel, Van de Colnet, and Co., bottle glass
Lloyd and Summertield, cut glass
Meyers, (Nephews), Bohemian glass
Molyneaux, Webb, and Co., cut glass
Osler, F., and Cc., glass—various, novelty Of dolga
Patoux, Drian, and Co., glass
Pellat, Apsley, and Co., cut glass
Powell and Sons, tine crystal glass
Regout, P., tubing glass
Richardson, W. H. B. and J., cut glass
Robichon Brothers and Co., crown glass
Schaffgotscb, Count, Bohemian glass
Swinburne, R. W., glass dome, white flint glass
Thames Plate Glass Company (Class XXVI.), Kiln Ammo
West, plate glass
Varnish, E., silvered glass
Webb, T., cut glass
Abele, F., looking glass
Affonso, M. J., cut glass
Avr and Calder Bottle Company, bottle glass
Basto, Pinto, and Co., sketched window glass
Bennert and Bivort, window glass
Capellemans, J. 8., bottles
W. T., es
(CiatmX.XMVeSSr.),LtaChbleasirlate)
Copeland,Clauses
Alderman,s sms h.
pa d.
Corderant, A., door-handles, &c.
Davies, G., imitation of marble
Egypt. Rosewater bottle
Ford, D, vitrum marmoratum
hell, ,oglass
ecne
tnatlr ecudish
lass window
HGanticl
Hancock, Rixon, and Dunt, cut glass chandelier
Hechinger, H., mirrors, &c.
Heilbronn, L., mirrors, &c.
Hegenbarth, A. Bohemian glass
Helmich, F. A.:Bohemian glass
Ilofman, N. W., Bohemian glass
Inder Keny, Venetian glass
Jones and Sons, coloured glass
Kidd, W., engraving and silvering on glass
Konig, F. P., centre pieces, fruit dishes, &c.
Lockhead, J., glass ventilators
Naylor, W., engraved, &c. glass—various form and patient
Neft, M. C., specimens of whith crown-glass
Pelikan, J., glass goblets
Perry and Co., out-glass chandelier
Ralivsky, Madame, table glass, &c.
Renard and Son, late glass
Rohrig, C. glass shades, &C.
Ross, O'Connor, and Carson, watch glasses
Shephard, J., glass tubing
Vogelsaug, J., and Sons, Bohemian glass.

JURY XXV.
THE COUNCX MEDAL.
Minton, H., and C 0., new application and beauty of da
Sevres Manufactory, high art b,
TH
Alcock, S., and Co., chinE aPRIZE MEDAL.
Bapterosses, J. F., buttons (prize medal and special appolia.
tion)
Basto Pinto and Co„ porcelain
Bettignies, M. de, porcelain (prize medal and special apple.
bation)
Boote, T. and R. Parian vases
Bourne, J., stoneware
Copeland, W. T., Alderman, M.P., statusry poroeitia OPP!
neral excellence)
Dimmock, T., earthenware
Finch, J., baths, &c.
Fischer, Moritz, porcelain
Gille, J, M., porcelain
S.,lGmrepeenrialßussian in
and Co. (Cclhassa manXXVllulryctohemit..
, chemical W*
porcelain
olmperial,Maudhraansne
Pottery,aAu udstar adtne
Dubois,rCr
terra
i cnol t Iporcelaina
ta
Mansard, M., stoneware
Mayer, T.
jjaon.hadnnS,doannjpioree.cncsaoearr.iti:hieeenarniaw:liihnaileurraneefuawcaartace::l:NymP9l.9ll:henburs:
Royal
000pyysoeaar,
llcJeß.l
porcelain
Danishandnv ar
Bavarian
lsitt
Royal Prussian PorcelaincPorcelainManufactory,faManufactory,
ctory,C
Meissen,porcelainPllporcelainh ag
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drawings by lithography, on perm. •
vTßoyal
ob' YolsarOaYaextnrioAyodn, Boar, earthenware
dwr
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stoneware
Wedgwood, T., and Sons, earthenware.

JURY XXVI.
THE COUNCIL MEDAL.
Barbedienne and Co. (joint medal with Class XII.), ebony
bookcase, mounted with bronze
Delicourt, E., paper hangings
Pourdinois, A. G., carved' sideboard of walnut wood
Leistier, C. and &n, carved furniture in four rooms
Lienard, M. J., clock case and other articles

THE PRIZE MEDAL,
Alcoa-, P.., bedstead
Barbetti, A., carved coffre
Barth, Brothers, lady's work-table
Beernaert, Antoine, oak cabinet
Bonen*, A. L., inlaid Buhl furniture
Bouhardet, C. P., carved billiard-table
Bourgery, Madame, models (carton pierre)
Braine, C. T., japanned screen
unougher and Watta, billiard-table

Capelie, G., inlaid table, chair and pedestal I
Cookes and Sons, of Warwick (Class XX: c.), orred side-
board
mosaic floor and tablet
and Lucas,
Cramer, J., maraneterie inlaid furniture
CI-I:whet, 'V., carton pierre and carving
Danbet and Dum arest, cabinets, with mechanical action
De Kayla Brothers, mosaic floor
Dhonaria,n Singh, bedstead
Doveston, G., cabinet and chair
Dowbiggin and Co., inlaid cabinet, ornamented with per-
ca
Durand, E. P., cabinets, ka.
Fortner, F. a., inlaid cabinet
Gamba, —, cabinet ornamented With porcelain
Gillow and Co., writing-table
Giusti, P., carved frame
Groger, F., ebony cabinet, inlaid with marble, &c., and
ornamented with carved figures
Gropius, P., carton pierre figures, Ecc.
Hagen, A. Von, cabinet.
Hayball (Government School of Design, Sheffield), cabinet
Holland, W. (of Warwick), table-tops, in imitation a marble
Holland and Sons, of London, carved bookcase
ajoyles, Henry (Government School of Design, Sheffield)
oideboard
Huber, J., carton pierre
Jacks and Graham, carved sideboard, and other furniture
Jeansehie, J. P. F., cabinet and sofas
Jennens .and Bettridge, Japan inlaid pianoforte case
Johnson are d Jeanes, expanding table
Joi -Leclerc:—, cabinet work
Jordan, T. B. (Main Avenue West), oak screen, &c., carved
by machinery' -
Kershaw, T. (Cass XXVII.), imitation of marbles and
woods for house .decoration
Knecht. Emile, carved figures
Knill, J., billiard tab and cues
Krieger and Co., card tables and mechanical furniture
Lane, T., paintings on pearl glass
Lochesne, Auguste, carved frame
Mader, Brothrs, paper hangings
Marcelin,.—, inlaid mosaic table
Marchetti. L., carved frame
Mercier, P. E., ebony cabinet
Miller, G., jun., inlaid floor
Montanari, A., painted ceiling
Morant, G. J., decoration and furniture
Moxon, C., imitation of inlaid marble for decoration
Plambeck, C. F. H., inlaid table
Pretot, L. H. E., collection of inlaid furniture
Reade, C. W., paper hangings
Rhan and Vetter, collection of furniture and designs
Richardson, C. J., cliirved box
Biaguet Leprince, E., carved cabinet for medals
Rivast and Andreaux, furniture inlaid with porcelain
Rogers and Dear, bedstead
porlin and Zimmermann, application of block printing to
illustrate works
Tahan, A., ornamental cabinet work
Theret, J., inlaid cabinet
Thonet, M., chairs (bent wood)
Thurston and Co., billiard-table
Townsend, Parker, and, Townsend, paper hangings
Trollope and Sons, ornamental furniture
Wills and Bartlett, book case and candelabra
Zeegt?re. F., japanned screen
Zuber, J., and Co„ paper hangings.

JURY XXVII.
THE COUNCIL MEDAL.
Barieri, The Cavaliere, a table in Roman mosaic
Demidoff, Messrs., malachite manufactured into various
articles of manufacture and decoration
Minton, H. and Co, encaustic tiles (joint medal with that
given to H. Minton and Co., in Class XXV.)
Society for Improving the Condition of the Labouring
Classes, sundry improvements in the construction of
bricks, and the improvement of habitations. for labouring
classe s

1 THE PRIZE MEDAL.
AmMier, E. F., improved tiles
I.3laiichini, G., table in Florentine mosaic
illackburni B. slate slabs
BCinchard, matetals and workmanship in terracotta
Bon e Brothers, tubular bricks
Bosciaetti, Benedetto, table in Roman mosaic
Bessi, J. P., inlaid marble table
Bottinelli, G. , mantelpiece
Boucher, T., gas retort
Bowers, Chahinor and Wooliscroft, imitations of oak carvings
in porcelain
Brown, Robert, Snrbiton-hill, Italian and other tiles
Buoninsegmi Brothers, table in Florentine mosaic
Cantian, C., table and other objects in marble and granite
Cheesewring Granite Company (outside, west), granite
column
Chenot, A., metallic pavement
Coates, E. J., combination of iron and glass in the decorative
part of the manufacture of stovres
Cowen, jo6,,Th, and Co., gas retorts and other objects in fire
clay
Cundy, S. (main avenue, west), tomb of Queen Phillippa, in
ala baster
Dallamoda, T., tazza of Oriental alabaster
Darmanin, J. and Sons, inlaid work in marble,
Decesare, P. P., carved in Malta stone
Dejeant, a collectien of worked and polished marbles of Por-

tugal
Della Valle Brothers, table and vase in scagliola
Desaoges, A., mantelpiece and pavement, in stone
Dolan, D., a new kind of scagliola work
Doulton,and Watts, and Henry Doulton and Co. (outside,
west), articles in stoneware and porcelain
Ekaterinburg, Imperial Polishing Manufactory of, jasper
vases
Ferguson, Miller, and Co., vases in terracotta
Francis and Sons, narian cement
Freem4l, W. and J. (outside west), granite obelisk
G-wtans, J. (Class L), carved sandstone
Haywood, 11. and R., tiles and other articles manufactured
'in metallic clay
Hosken, R. (outside west). granite obelisk
Iles, C. and Co., pedestal, &e., of a new material resembling
marble
India Company, Hon. East, inlaid cbe3s table
Kapeller, and Bon, graphite crucibles
Itolyvan, Imperial Polishing Manufactory of, jasper vases
Kultgzen, D. A., granite cross
Lane and Lewis, niche, and statue of St. Peter, in Caen
stone
Lebrun, J. A. jan., chimneypiece
Lec:ereq., Augustin, chimeypiece
Lomas, J. and Sons, cbimneypiece of black Derbyshire
marble, introducing inlaid work in marble
London Marble and Stone-working Company, various
articles in sculptured marble
Macdonald and Leslie, granite vases, pedestal, &c.
Magnus, G. E., enamelled slate
Margetts, T. K., and Eyles, H., font in Caen stone
Mayo and Co., vases for mineral waters
Meredith, J. H. (Class I.), slabs of porphyry
Miesbach, A., brick and brick clay
Moglia, Luigi, works in Roman mosaic
My,is, Geo. (Class XXVI.), carvings in Caen atone
?Soirsain, Jules, and Co. (Class XXII.), polished marble
chimney-piece
Organ, J., font, obelisks, &c.,: of serpentine marble from the
Lizard, Cornwall
Orsi and Armani, various articles in cement
.'eake, T., tiles and other objects in terro-metallic
Pearce, W., Cornish granite and serpentine goods
Peterhoff,lmperial Polishing Manufactory of, jewel casket
with dasso,relievo mosaic in pietra dura
Poilleu Brothers, cenotaph of greenstone basalt ,
Pulliam, J. (Class XXX.), terracotta
Ransome and Parsons, artificial silica stone
Redfern' G., inlaid marble table
Robins, Aspdin and Co. (outside, west), illustrations of: Port-
land cement
Ruel, W. H. (Class I.), crucibles
Seeley, J. (outside, west) (main avenue west), Portland
cement
Seguin, A., marble mantelpiece
Seyssel A.sphalte Company, pavement at the east entrance
Singer and Co., Mosaic pavement
Skinner•aud Whalley, novel and useful invention of marble

paste
Stevens and Son, Martin's cement
Stirling, T., jun., (Class I.) a collection of manufactures in

slate
Te3ta, F., carved stone
Theret, J., inlaid and other works in marble and pietra dura
Tuscany, Royal Technological Institute of, specimens of
worked and polished marble
Valiance, J., inland marble tables, and other articles in mar-
ble and spar
Virebent Brothers, manufactures in artificial stone
White, J. 8., and Sons (or tside, west, Class L) illustrations
of Portland and other cements
Willock, E. P., and Co., ladyshore terracotta
Woodley, J., inlaid marble tables
Woodruff, Thomas (Class XXX.), inlaid marble Blab.,
Workma», J., waterproof bricks .

JURY XXVIII.
THE COUNCIL MEDAL.
Goodyear, C., India rubber
Gutt a Percha Company, The, gutta percha
Mackintosh and Co., India rubber
Tiiz PRIZE MEDAL.
Badin, J. C. F., featlaer baskets
Bailey, J., pails
Balktield and Co., straw and shell work
loardoffsky, T., felt jugs
Br. "in. H., British ivory
cha,`win and Sons (Class XXII.), pearl work
cian.,:, Ambroise, straw work
Cruv--,
ack, E., tortoiseshell combs
D'ileurea.'se, C., straw work
.Co.,r (porcupine quill)
D
Dupraunn,
tt an '
a cork in sheets
TT and Son, painting brushes
Es
Engdailes and eler, --- ,Li lu, irgrave, cork veneer
&ilk tabs
Faessler, J. A.,
r?
......
, tortoiseshellsombs
Fauvelle-Delebar
Fenn, J., comb
Fine., J. , brushes
Foesse, G., brUSheg
D of cloaks
Forster, ---i_water,.- r brushes Frinneby, F. R., uribarving in ivory and bone
Geismar, L. and Co., c
Gerona, the Province
SG , of shells
Grieg, Alisses, cornucopia,ofcorck. in sheets
Grey, the Countess, basket
and wreath of flowers
Grossmann and Wagnera articles in India rubber
Liinart, J., corks and bungs
Haas, F. P., straw plaitings
Habenicht, A., ivory combs
Hancock, e-, articles in gutta percha
Hayward Rubber Company, India rubber shoes
Hooltring and Hoffkenlndia rubber braces
H ltzapffel and Co.
Horan H. UV a."
. '
(61 VI ) turning in ivory
Julia, 'N., (Classshellcameo.), prepared whalebone
Itherli Brothers, ntc,icsl,es carved in wood
Lang, G., heirs of
, iijsaii,ntlunaand other brushes
carved in wood
Laurencot, E.
Leunenschloss,
C. L., brushes
Loring, braid
Loncke-Haeze,
Loring, U., water-pails
31',re
Luzgor, on, Ec...J. W., casksonomical Society of the Isle of, cigar cases
Marin, J. K, Spa-wood boxes
Marshall, R., dinner mats
Alassue, L. J., ivory combs
Maunder, J., turning in ivory
• , Eloulton, S. C., India-rubber goods
Mickels' C., and Co., articles in India-rubber
Nicolls,Miss, shell work
Noel, —, sen., ivory combs
Pattack, G., brushes
Philip, —, tortoiseshell combs
Poinsignom, —, imitation tortoiseshell combs
Pratt, Julius and Co., ivory veneer
Rangel, A. P., wine cask
KT' rlatV'Ttrtvork
.- CV.I.L: ~ brßhes
_,,..._ §llwar!, J., mob of
;?.., Shaw, (.1, Mechanical sculpture
pearl ornaments
r.;.r.shea, Captain, carded\ coal and pearl
Smitia, A., pabatittibrushes
7, . Smith, T., truck baskits
(.... - ZoLvae-U4117, Id., Abel
...-
c....,
iiii ill S

Staight, D. and Sons (Class XXIX.), ivory veneer
Staight, TAClass IV.), carved ivory and pearl
Stevenson, J. and J., combs
Tandler, S., straw flowers
Taylor, 8., tower of vegetable ivory'
Thesen, N. P., carving in wood
Tomassia, L., willow plait
Trancart, A. A., tortoiseshell combs
Treloar, T., mats, &c., of cocoa-nut fibre
Turkey, Sultan of, collection of horn and ivory
Wadsborough, J., waterproof cloth in imitation of velvet
Westall and Co. (Class IV.), manufactures in whalebone
Wildey and Co., mats, &c., of cocoa-nut fibre
Williams, H., eccentric ivory turning
Wirtz, J., wood carving
Woolf, —, ivory carving

JURY XXIX.
THE COUNCIL MEDAL.
Constantin, J. Narques, flowers in cambric
Milly, L. A. de, invention of practical methods of using lime
in the manufacture of stearic candles, and the use of bo-
racic acid in the preparation of wicks
THE PRIZE MEDAL,
Adamson, 0. G., feather flowers
Adt Brothers, snuff-boxes in papier macho
Ainge and Aldred, fishing-tackle and archery weapons and
accoutrements
Allard and Claye, fancy soaps
Allis, A. J., wax figures for hairdressers
Alvargonzales, R., preserved fruits
Apollo Stearine Candle Company, stearic candles
Archer, J. C., collecting and arranging the cabinet of Liver-
pool imports
Arnavon H., common and Marseilles soap
Astrath, C., meerschaum cigar tubes, and amber mouthpieces
Aucler and P. Ledous, confectionery
Audot, E. J., dressing case
Barclay and Son (Class IV.), wax stearic and other candles
Bartlett, A. D., taxidermy
Baur Brothers, confectionery. ornaments of gum tragacanth.
Bautte, T. F., mechanical singing bird
Bauwens, L. F. (Class IV.), fat acids recovered from waste
4suds of woollen, silk, and cotton manufactures
Bazin, Xavier, fancy soaps
Bert, J. J. and Co., stearic candles, by the process Of saponi

fictation and distillation
Bontems, mechanical birds
Brandon, N. D., stearic candles
Castello, F., preserved fruits
Cazal, umbrellas and parasols
Chagot, sen., flowers in cambric
Charageat, E., umbrellas and parasols
Chevet, jun., preserved fruits
Chiozza, C. A. and Son, fancy soaps and floating soap
Claudo, Joseph, walking sticks
Cleaver, F. S., toilet soaps
Coimbra, The Nunnery of, preserved fruits
Collette Lefebvre, snuff-boxes
Combs, F., taxidermy
Conti and Son, soaps
Cowan and Sons, soap
Cowper, E., models for the use of schools
Cubero, J., three terracotta figures
Dark, M.'and R.., articles used in the game of cricket
Dorvell, Elizabeth, flowers in wax
Douglas, J. S. and Son, toilet soaps
Duke and Son, articles used in the game of cricket
Dumortier and Co., stearic candles
Duvellerov, P., fans
Edwards, T. J., dressing cases
Einchner, G. L., mechanical toys
Farina, J. M., opposite the Julich's-place, Cologne, eau de
Cologne
Felix, A., fans
Field, J. C. and J. (Class IV.), stearic acid
Floge, G., amber for pipes, and pipe tubes and bowls
Foster, Son, and Duncum, flowers in cambric
Freeman, E. and J. (Class IV.), spermaceti candles
Friedrich, J., meerschaum pipe bowls and cigar tubes
Furstenhoff, Emma, artificial flowers and materials
G.iudet du Fresne, artificial flower leaves
Celle, sen., and Co., toilet soaps made by the cold process
Giob3, D. and W. common and toilet soaps
Grossmith, J., artificial essences and perfumery
Gutierriez de Leon, R., three terra-cotta figures
Hadji Miram, amber mouthpieces for pipes
Hallers, J. (widow), and Son-in-law, toys
Hancock, J., taxidermy
Harand, E., flowers in cambric
Hartmann, L., meerschaum pipe-bowls, sticks, and umbrella
handles
Hruel, J., toilet soaps
Hedinger' C., walking canes
Hendrie, R., toilet soaps and perfumery
Hoffmann, C. W., manufactures in amber
Hofrichter, C., cheap snuffboxes
Holland, Henry, hollow metallic frames for umbrellas
Hull Local Committee, Hull imports
Jaillon, Monier, and Co., stearic candles
India Company, Hon. East, clay figues, representing the
various Hindoo castes and professions, manufactured in
Kishnagur
Johansson, J., stearic candles
Jumeau' Pierre, dolls' dresses
Kendall and Co., toilet soap
Kietaibe, F., automaton toys
Knight, John, soaps
Laurent, F., dressing and ornamental cases
Lefort, sen., materials for flowers
Leistuer, G. L., perfumery
Little, G., and Co., fishing tackle
Londerback, M. J., preserved peaches
Lurnsden, Miss J. (Class XXX.), flowers in wax
Martin, M. C., eau de Cologne and Melissa water
Masse, V., Tribonillet, and Co., stearic candles by the

process of distillation, and fat acids recovered from waste
lies
Matisen, A., and Co., stearic candles
Mercier, C. V., tortoiseshell and horn snuff-boxes
Meyer, H. C., jun., walking canes
Meyers, 8., collection of sticks
Miller, T. J. (Class IV.), large block of refined spermaceti,
and specimens to illustrate the process of spermaceti
refining
Millian, jun., Marseilles soap
Milly Stearine Candle Company, atearic candles, by the pro-
ceases of saponification and distillation
Mintorn, J., 11. 11., Elizabeth and Rebecca, flowers in wax.
Montanari, A., dolls.
Montanari, N. (Class XXX.), figures illustrative of Mexican
life

Morland, J., and Son, umbrellas and parasols
Motard, A. and Co., stearic candles, by the processes of sa-

ponification and distillation
Muir, P.. archery weapons, &c.
Naim Effendi, amber mouth-pieces for pipes
Oger, J. L. N., fancy and common soaps
Ogleby, Charles, and Co., stearic, sperm, and composition

candles
Oudard and Bouoherot, preserved fruits
Palls, A., tallow, oil, and palm soap
Paris Chocolate Company (Class IiI.), chocolate and syrups
Pelayo, San (Oviedo), the Nunnery of, preserved fruits
Perrot, S., Petit and Co., flowers in cambric
Phillippe and Canaud, preserved fruits.
Pitausier, stearic candles
Piver, L. T., toilet soaps and perfumery
Ploucquet, H., taxidermy
Price's Patent Candle Company (Class IV.), invention of im-
proved method of distilling fatty bodies, and for candies
made of distilled fat
Quanonne, C. and J., stearic candles
Randolph, Wilhelmina, flowers of undyed feathers
Rock and Grainer, preserved fruits
Boyle, J. F., collection of animal, vegetable, and mineral

substances
Sangster, W. sad J., alpaca umbrella
Santa Clara (Funchal), the Nunnery of, feather flowers
Sarre, H., jun., soaps
Schulz., C., jun., walking sticks
Smith, W. and A., Scotch snuff-boxes
Sohike, G., tin toys
Spurin, E. C., toys
Staight, D., and Sons, manufactures from Cheverton'a arti.

ficial ivory
Stier, H., soaps
St. John, J. R., soap
Strauss, J., pipes
Strickland, Maria, flowers in wax
Sugden, Borras, and Co., flowers in cambric
Taylor, Humphrey, and Co., soaps and perfumery
Taylor, H. P. and W. C., toilet soap
Tilman, flowers in cambric
Touche-Gilles, E., toilet, and olive oil soaps
Tunis, the Bey of, distilled perfumed waters (various)
Turkey, the Sultan of, collection of pipes, soap, candles, and
confectionary
Vancampenhoudt, C., and Co., stearic candles
Williams, J., and Son, toilet and common soaps
Winterfield, J. A., manufactures in amber
Wittich, Gemmel, and Co., carved ivory toys and cane

• -
handles
Wotherspoon, J., and Co., lozenges and comfits made by
steam machinery
Wunder, L., soaps
Zeitler, J., pipe bowls of massa.

JURY Xla.
t THE COUNCIL MEDAL.
Kiss, A., the Amazon, cast in zinc and bronzed
hlarochetti, Baron (outside, west), Richard Cceur de Lion,

in plaster
Pradier, J., Phryne, in marble
Wyatt, the late Richard J. (main avenue, east), Glyhera,
in marble

THE PRIZE MEDAL.
Appel, R., anastatic printing
Baily, E. H. (south transept); a youth resting after the
chase, and a nymph preparing for the bath, in plaster
Bell, John (north transept, main avenue, west), statue of
Lord Falkland ; eagle slayer, in bronze
Benzoni, Gio. Maris, statue, in marble, of Gratitude
Beranger, Antoine (main avenue, east), head, on porcelain;
Zand portrait of Prince Albert on China
Berrus Brothers, designs for shawls
Bertini, G., painted window representing Dante and some of
his ideas
Bonnet,,,_i,,_
Bucker,.. a nil
is St.o ,
oJohn,
aLI,
inepainting
i dinngo efonjnaonpi
al
one
rl
Boesche, C. J. fountains ; model of Magdeburgh Cathedral
Chebeaux, J.,_. ctehleaißnaptist
aEff,ae,llees,. copy in mosaic of medallion of Boniface
designs for cotton print and calico
s 'CC:I er:gieleri tt °'
, 1 u'.'r " the Theseus, as exemplifying the reduction
by
Coudcr, A., shawl designs
...._machinesY of statues
reduction of sculpture
DCoalylasa,ndAs.,:n;o(rFlisnige :,a,:tildouwrot)rkschirnomoronliatmhoegnrtaphy
and
li-
thographyDebay,Auguustnei, theted "premier
l
Berceau," in marble
D arony z
, east), death of the stag, in
eb, e
bJean (main avenue,
Desiegn,ns g
si Government Head School of
(Fine Arta Court),
d
pavers, J., Holy Family, on lava
Dieterle, J., painting on china, in the Sevres manufactory
Drake, Professor F., cast, in plaster, of part of
inufactory
monument of Frederick William 111. of Prussia
to
Duca milluzeauy,,
and of hme A. Madar
Majesty,e (main avon chenue,
inaeast), Painting of
Holy
F
Essex, i.V., collection of enamel paintings
Etex, A., various works of sculpture, in plaster and marble
Fischer, K., medals
Foley, J. H. (north transept—Sculpture Court), youth at
a stream, and Ino and Bacchus, in plaster
Fraccaroii, Innocenzo, statues in marble, of Achilles wounded
and David slinging the stone
Fraikin, C. A., Psyche carrying off Cupid, in plaster
Frati
n, group of eagles, in uronze
Fuchs, J. N. V fresco -1 'bi•ed by J. Muter
Ga 11.,,
(..,_e...Antonia, statue in marble, Susannah
or,eeit:ts,l3,6., a lion in love, in plaster
Gcrente,
Acarving in oak
Ramon e ~ stained glass
_ . , namelled casket
Hardman elks et
Hardman j and -N. (Fine A
u , ,J. and (CI Arts Court), chromolithography
oban, J, (scut ass XX.vj •
Hullinandel Co'Ptur al,urt) .), painted glass window
and Woa ' drunken faun, in plaster
graph (Fine
Ja Arts Court), chronaolitho-
Waber, Pairltillga cli sowers, 04 d).41%

Jacotot, Madame, head of Raphael
Jennings, B. (Sculpture Court), statue of Cupid in marble
Jerichau, J. A., group, in plaster, hunter and panther
Jones, Owen (Fine Arts Court), chromolithography
Kellner, S., glass painting of window in St. Lorenz Church,
Nurnberg
Kornaloff, N., painting on porcelain
Laroche, E., designs for shawls, bar4ges, muslins, &c.
Laurent, Madame Pauline, three enamels, on copper
Lawlor, J. (Sculpture Court), marble statue of a bather
Lechesne, Auguste (main avenue, east), two cats in plaster,
child protected from a snake by a dog
Lemercier, R. J., lithography and chromolithography
Legume, E. L..(main avenue, east), the dancing faun, in

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bronze
Limner, Luke, (Class XVII.), variety of designs
Liverpool Local Committee (main avenue, west), model of
Liverpool
Macdonald, Lawrence, Iconic statue, in marble
Macdowell, P. (south transept), Cupid, in marble, and Eve,
in plaster; girl at prayer, in marble
Marechal and Guy-non painting on glass
Marshall, W. C. (Sculpture Court), Sabrina, in marble
Monti, Raffaelle, marble statue of Eve
Perez and Co., inlaid wood table
Power, Hiram, statue of the Greek Slave, in marble
Ramus, J. M., group in marble, Cephalus and Procris
Rietschel, Ernst, plaster group, "La Pieta ;" bas-reliefs, in

marble
Rogers, W. G., cradle, carved in Turkey boxwood
' Roucou J., inlaid work.
Salter, S. (Class VII.), model of St. Nicholas Church, Ham-

burgh
Schilt, painting on a vase
Sharp, T. (:culpture Court), statue, in marble, of Boy and
Lizard
Silberman, G., chromo-typography
Simonis, Eugene, Outer statue of Godfrey de Bouillon and

other works
Strazza, Giovanni, marble statue of Ishmael
Thrupp, F. (Sculpture Court), boy and butterfly, and Are-
thusa, both in marble
Tuerlinckx, Joseph, marble statue of Giotto
Vienna, Imperial Printing-office of, " Paradisus Vindobo-
nensis," in chromolithography
Wallis, T. W. (Fine Arts Court), carvings in wood
Watson, the late M. L. (Sculpture Court, main avenue, west)
statue of J. Flaxman, in marble; and Eldon and Stowell
group, also in marble
Winkelmann and Sons, colours and lithographic prints
Wolff, Albert, marble group, Innocence
Wurtlicb, 0., portrait of Charles IX., on china
Wyatt, M. Digby (Fine Arts Court), good taste in designs
generally
Wyon, L. C., medals and medallion portraits of the Royal
children.

[The above completes the list of council medals and prize
medals awarded. Owing to the very great length of the
" Honourable Mentions," we are unavoidably compelled to
leave them over till to-morrow.]

(iig T. JAMES'S THEATRE,
King-street, St. James's
Under the Direction of Mr. Barnum, of New York.
KATE AND ELLEN BATEMAN,
(Only Eight and Six years of age.)
Last Night but One,
THIS EVENING,
The performances will commence at a Quarter past Seven, with
PERFECTION. Sir Lawrence Paragon, Mr. Granby; Sam, Mr.
Artaud ; Charles Paragon, Mr. John Webster ; Kate O'Brien, Miss
Villars ; Susan, Miss C. Tellett.
After which, THE YOUNG SCAMP; or, The Grandmother's Pet.
Joseph (the Young Scamp), Kato Bateman.
Pas Styrien by Madlle. Therese Cushnie and M. Milano.
In addition to which will be produced an entirely new Petite Co-
medy (translated from the French of M. Scribe, "Le Marriage En-
fantin," expressly for Kate and Ellen Bateman), entitled
THE YOUNG COUPLE,
Charles de Blonville, Ellen Bateman ; [lenrietta de Vigny, Kate
Bateman ; supported by Messrs. John Webster, Artaud, and Miss
Villars.
To conclude with LA STATUE BLANCHE. Principal characters
by Messrs. M. Elia; T. Matthews, M. Milano, and Madlle. Therese
Cushnie.

KATE BATEMAN'S Benefit,
Under the patronage of her Grace the Duchess of Somerset.
TO-MORROW, October 18, 1851.
The Tent Scene from RICHARD Itl. Richard 111., by Ella*
Bateman.
Atter which THE YOUNG COUPLE.
With TII E DAY AFTER THE FAIR. Jerry, Kate Bateman;
Clod, Ellen Bateman.
Boxes, 4s. ; Pit, 2s. 6d. ; Amphitheatre, Is.
Private Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets may be secured at Mr.
Mitchell's Royal Library, 33, Old Bond-street; at all the principal
Libraries and Music Sellers ; and at the Box-office of the Theatre,
which is open daily from 11 till 5 o'clock.

THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHL
IJuder the direction of Mr. B. Webster.
THIS EVENENG,

Will be performed tht celebrated comic Opera, entitled GOOD
NIGHT. SIGNOR PANTALON. Doctor Tititofolo, Mr. Paul
Bedtord ; Signor Pantalon, Mr. Honey ; Lello, Miss Woolgar; Co-
lumbine, Miss Kathleen Fltzwilliam.
After which, the laughable comic Drama, entitled THE FOREST
ROSE! and the YANKEE PLOUGHBOY. Jonathan Ploughboy,
Mr. J. Silsbee; Bellamy, Mr. Worrell; Harriet Miller, Miss Col-
lins ; Sally Forest, Miss E. Chaplin.
To be tollowed by a new and laughable Piece de Circonstance,
entitled BLOOMERNM ; or, The Follies of a Day. Mr. Agricola
Green, Mr. Honey ; Mr. Flighty Bounce, Mr. Paul Bedford ; John
Airey, Mr. 0. Smith ; Mr. Weakly, Mr. Worrell; Mrs. Portia Lu-
crezia Green, Miss Woolgar.
ro conclude with the Farce of FORTUNE'S FROLICS. Robin
Etunghhead, Mr. Emery ; Rattle, Mr. Worrell; Dolly, Misa Ellen
haplin.

ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET.
Under the Management): Mr. C. Kean end Mr. Keeley.
The Last Night of the Season.
TIIIS EVENING.

Shakespere's hay of TWELFTH BIGHT. Characters by Messrs.
Keeley, Harley, Addison, Meadows, J. Vining; Miss Phillips, and
Mrs. C. Kean.
After which, A MODEL OF A WIFE, in which Miss Murray,
Mr. Addison, Mr. Meadows, and Mr. A. Wigan will appear.
To conclude with a new grand spectacular Extravaganza (taken
trom a Tale, by Washington Irving), entitled THE. ALHAMBRA ;
ar The Three Moorish Princesses. Characters by Messrs. Meadows,
aarley, A. Wigan, Wynn, Cooke, Flexrnore ; Misses Murray, Vivasli,
Robertson, Leclerq, Keeley, Mdlle. Anriol, and Mrs. Keeley.
Private Boxes, Vie., to be had of all the Booksellers, and of Mr.
ilassingham ; of whom also places may be taken at the Box-office,
)xforci-street. from Eleven till Four o'clock.

ROYAL OLYMPIC TtIEATRE.
Leas.-. and Manager, Mr. W. Farron
Tremendous success of Azael, and Caught in his Own Trap.
TEi5 EVENING,

Will be performed MAGDA. • Characters by Messrs. Compton,
H. Farren, G. Cooke, W. Farren, jun., Mesdames L. Howard, and
Fielding.

With, CAUGHT IN HIS OWN TRAP, In which Mr. Farren
will appear.
To conclude with AZAEL ; or, the Prodigal in London, supported
by Messrs. Compton, Shalders, Norton, Kinloch, Clifton; Mesdames
A. Phillips, Fielding, Ellen Turner, and Lees.

PUNCH'S PLAYHOUSE AND STRAND THEATRE.
Lessee. Mr. W. R. COPELAND, Liverpool.
The Original Bloomer Costume received nightly with Shouts of
laughter—the Hit of the Day.
THIS EVENING,
THE ALDERMAN'S GOWN. Messrs. Tilbury, A. Davis, Mor-
ton, and Miss Maskell.
After which a new petite Comedy, entitled THE HOPELESS
PASSION, by Messrs. Tilbury, Davis, Morton ; Mrs. Copeland, and
Miss Maskell.
To be followed by a new Farce, called A FIGURE OF FUN ; or,
the Bloomer Costume, in which Messrs. Rogers, Attwood, Hudspeth,
and Miss Marshall will appear.
With CATCHING AN HEIRESS. Sally Giggle, Miss Saunders.
The prices of admission are arranged as follow —ow stalls,
; boxes (first circle), as.; (second circle), 25.; Pit, is.
Doors to be opened at Half-past Six, and the performances to
commence at Seven precisely.
A second price will be taken to the Boxes only at Nine o'clock
—first circle, 25.; second circle, is.
Private Boxes One Guinea and a Half each.

ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
'Under the Patronage of her Majesty and his Royal Highness
Prince Albert.
Proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty.
The most successful and popular Theatre in London.
Another Week of Glorious Triumph.
The most attractive Spectacle ever produced—crowded to the