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Class 29.—Combed Wool and Worsted Fabrics.
—Gold medals, Bradford Chamber of Commerce,
and J. Ackroyd and Sons.
Class 30.—Carded Wool and Woollen Fabrics.
—Gold medals, Cloth Manufacturers in the South
of Scotland, and Manufacturers of the West of
England for the towns of Gloucestershire and
Wiltshire.
Class 31.—Silk and Silk Manufactures.—Gold
medal, Great Britain.
Class 32.—Shawls. —Gold Medal, Dewan Sing.
Class 33.—Lace, Net, Embroidery, and Small
Ware Manufactures.—Gold medal, town of Not-
tingham.
Class 34.—Hosiery and under-clothing, and ar-
ticles appertaining thereto.—Gold medal, M'lntyre,
Hogg, and Buchanan.
Class 36.—Jewellery, Precious Stones, &c.—
Gold medal, Phillips.

GROUP V.
Class 40.—Mining and Metallurgy.—Gold me-
dals, J. Brown and Co., Johnson, Matthey, and
Co., Bowling Iron Company, Barrow, Low Moor
Company, Lilleshall Company, New South Wales
Commission, Burys and Co., Monkbridgo Iron
Company, and Thomas Turton and Sons. Co-
operators, Grand Prize, Bessemer.
Class 41.--Products of the Cultivation of Forests,
and of the Trades appertaining thereto.—Gold
medal, Abbe Brunet.
Class 43.—Agricultural Products (not used as
food) easily Preserved.—Grand prize, British India.
Gold niedal, Towns.
Class 44.—Chemical and Pharmaceutical Pro-
ducts.—Gold medals, C. Allhusen, Gossage and
Sons, Muspratt and Sons, Jarrow. Chemical Com-
pany,
_Howard and Sons, Price's, Patent Candle
Factory, and J. Young.
GROUP VI.
Class 48.--Agricultural Apparatus.--Gold
medals, J. and F. Howard, Clayton, Shuttleworth,
and Co., J. Fowler and Co., R. Garrett and Sons,
Ransomes and Sims, and R. Hornsby.
Class 51.—Apparatus used in Chemistry, Phar-
macy, and in Tanyards.—Grand prize, C. W.
Siemens. Gold medal, Johnson, Matthey, and Co.
Class 53.—Machines and Apparatus in General.
—Gold medal, Merryweather and Sons.
Class 54.—Machine Tools.—Grand prize, Whit-
worth and Co.—Gold medals, Sharp, Stewart, and
Co., Shepherd, Hill, and Co.
Class 55.—Apparatus and Processes used in
Spinning and Rope-making.—Gold medals, S. Law-
son and Sons, and Platt Brothers and Co.
Class 56.—Apparatus and Processes used in
Weaving.—Gold medal, Howard and Bullough, J.
Leeming and Sons, and G. Hodgson.
Class 61—Carriages and Wheelwrights' Work.—
Gold medal, T. Peters and Son.
Class 63.—Railway Apparatus.—Gold medals,
Kitson and Co., R. Stephenson and Co., and Saxby
and Farmer.
Class 64.—Telegraphic Apparatus and Processes.
—Grand prize, Anglo-American and Transatlantic
Cable Company.—Gold medals, W. Hooper, and
W. T. Henley.

Class 65.—Civil Engineering, Public Works,
and Architecture.—Gold medals, Chance Brothers,
Minton and Co.
Class 66.—Navigation, Marine Engines, Life-
boats, &c.—Grand prizes, Royal National Lifeboat
Institution, R. Rapier and Sons, J. Penn and Co.
Gold medal, Laird Brothers, Maudslay, Sons, and
Field, Thames Ironworks Company, Randolph,
Elder, and Co., Samuda Brothers, Humphries and
Tennant, and E. Clark.

GROUP VII.
Class 67,—Cereals and other Eatable Farinace
ous Products, and the Products derived from them
—Gold medal, A. Bell.
Class 70.—Meat and Fish.—Gold medal, Corn.
mission of Nova Scotia.

Class 72.—Condiments and Stimulants ; Sugar
and Confectionery.—Gold medals, E. Hery, C.
Wulve, H. Pitot, district of Assam, districts of
Cachat, of Dehra-Dhoon; Cumaon, Bengal, and of
Neilgherry Hills.
Class 73.—Fermented Drinks. Gold medal, All-
sopp and Sons, and Bass and Co.
GROUP IX.
Class 90.—Gold medal, Book Hawking Union.

, Orders having been given for the immediate issue
of Snider's breech loading rifles to depots of infantry
regiments in Great Britain—viz., Ist, 2J, and 3d
depot battalions at Chatham ; 4th and Bth, at Col-
chester; sth, at Parkhurst ; 6th, at Dover; 7tb, at
'Winchester; 9th, at Preston; 10th and 12th, at
Shorncliffe ; 11th, at Gosport; 13th, at Pembroke;
14th, at Sheffield ; and 15th, at Aberdeen—officers
commanding depot battalions arc requested, on their
receipt, to deliver the arms and ammunition at pre-
sent in possession of the depots, including those
of the 2d class supplied for the drill of recruits,
to the military stores at Chatham, Harwich,
, Portsmouth, Dover, Chester, Pembroke Dock,
and Edinburgh. The 53 pattern • rifles are to be
returned to store with stoppers and snap-caps, but
without bayonets and scabbards, except such as are
surplus to the requirements of the depots.
PUNISHMENT OF AN ADULTERESS.—A Florence
Jotter in the situation gives some details of a tragical
event which has tr.ken place in Count Pallavicini's house-
hold. This_ general, who belonged to a noble Genoese
family, enjoyed a high position in the esteem of the Italian
nation and army. It was he who received Garibaldi's
sword at Aspromonto. About a year ago ho married a
young and beautiful Calabrian lady. The general seams to
have had well-founded reasons for distrusting his wife;
and, some days since, on returning home from parade un-
expectedly, he saw what drove him into an excess of fury,
and with his sword, at a single blow, he killed the countess.
The letter adds that the paramour escaped.

Classes 14 and 15.—Fancy Furniture, Uphol-
stery, and Decoration Work.—Gold medals, Wright
and Mansfield, and Owen Jones, decorative
architect.
Class 17.—Porcelain, Earthenware, and other
Fancy Pottery.—Gold medals, Minton and Co. and
W. Copeland and Sons.
Class 18.—Carpets, Tapestry, and other Stuffs
for Furniture.—Gold medals, British India, J.
Templeton, and Brinton and Lewis.
Class 19.—Paperhangings.—Gold medal, C. and
J. G. Potter.
Class 20.—Cutlery.—Gold medal,. Brookes and
Crookes.
Class 21.—Gold and Silver Plate.—Gold medals,
Elkington and Co., Hunt and Roskell, and C. H.
Hancock ; and Morel-Ladeuil, co-operator.
Class 23.—Clocks and Watched.—Gold medals,
J. Poole, Victor Kulberg, and Parkinson and
Frodsb am.
Class 24.—Apparatus and Processes for Heating
and Lighting.—Gold medal, Wingfield and Co.
GROUP IV.

Class 27.—Cotton Thread and Fabrics.—Gold
medals, Collective Exhibition of Scotland and
England, Armitage and Sons, H. Bazley, Rad-
cliffe and Co., and Horrockses, Miller, and Co.
Class 28.—Thread and Fabrics of Flax, hemp,
&c.—Gold medals, Belfast Chamber of Commerce,
Charley and Co., Fenton, Sons, and Co., and J. S.
Brown.