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London, England, 1824-05-27 00:00:00

A MISTS' CLASS.

To Mr. D. Pasmore, 6, Salisbury-court, Fleet-street, for an his-
torical subject in pencil, the Silver Palette.
To the same, for a head in chalk, tke Silver Palette.
To Mr. G. Brown, 228, Regent.street, for an hi3to:isal subject
in Indian ink, the Silver Isis Medal.
To Miss Leonora Burbank. Albany-road, Camberwell, for a head
in chalk, the Silver Isis Medal.
DRAWINGS FROM STATUES AND BUSTS.
HON° RA RY CLASS.

To Bliss S. Cox, 22, Nottingham-street, for a drawing in challf
from a bust, the large Silver Medal.
To Bliss Augusta Damlyn, Plymouth, for a drawing in chalk
from a bust, the Silver Palette.
To Miss Di. Laurance, 360, Oxford-street, for a drawing in chalk,
from a bust, the Sifter Isis Medal.
ARTISTS' CLASS. - .

To Mr. H. T. Wright, 52, Great Tichfield-street, for a thawing
in outline horn the antique, the Silver Palette.
To Mr. S. M. Smith, 49, Great Marlborough-street, for a finished
drawing from the antique, the Silver Isis Medal.
To Mr. Edwin Dalton, 7, Aldgate, fur a finished drawing from
the antique, the Silver Paiute.
To Mr. J. W. Solomon, 86, Piccadilly, for a finished drawing
from the antique, the large Silver Medal.
To Mr. J. F. Denman, 32, Cannon-street Road, for a drawing in
chalk from a bust, the Silver Isis Medal.
To Mr. B. R. Green, 27, Argyll-street, for a drawing in chalk
from a bust, the Silver Palette.
To Mr. W. Gill, 16, Wilmot-street, Brunswick-square, for a
drawing in chalk from the antique, the Silver Palette.

MODELS IN PLASTER.—Onimat..
To Mr. Joseph Deare, 12, Great St. Helen's, Ilishopegate, for a
bass-relict from the life, the Silver Isis Medal.

To Mr. Ed. Edwards, 4, Newcistle-place, aerkemvell, for a
bass-relief from the life, the large Silver Medal.
To the same, for a bust from the life, the Silver Isis Medal.
fo Mr. E. G. Physick, 23, Spring-street, Montague-square, for
a model of a group, the large Silver Medal.
Corms.
To Mr. T. Butler, 91, Dean-street, for a model of a figure from
the antique, the large Silver Medal.
To Mr. Frederic. Tatham, 1, Queen street, Mayfair, for a model
of a figure from the antique, the Silver Palette.
lo Mr. Jos. Deane, l', Great St. Helen's, Bishopsgate, for a
model of a group from the antique, the Silver iris Medal.
f o Mr. J. Sargeant, 4, Burlington-place, Kent-road, for a model
of a bust, the large Silver Medal.
ARCHITECTURE
To Mr. R. G. Wetten, 12, DryAnslone-st
London Bridge, the Gold Medallion.
To Mr. Henry Roberts, Camberwell-terrace, for a design for
London, Bridge, the large Silver Medal.
1 o Mr. J. D. 39, High-street, Bloomsbury, for a design
fcr London Bridge, the large Silver Nietlal.
To Mr. G. Parminter, jun. 19, lligh-street, Illackfriars, for a per-
spective view of St. Shatlwell, the large Silver Medal.
T. Mr. J. B. Watson. Surbitmt-1111, Kingston, fur an original
design for houses, in Greek architecture. the Gold Isis Medal.
T. Mr. G. T. Andri,es, 29, Lower Brook-street, for au original
design for houses, in Greek architecture, the Silver Isis Medal.
To Mr. T. Plowman, Oefoid. for an original elesio for houses,
in Greek architecture, the large Silver Medal.
To Mr.P.ll. Deotinges, 13, I lunter-street, Brunswick-square, for
a perspective view of Pancras New Church, the Silver his Medal.
To Mr. J. G. Watford, jun. 117, South-street, Grosvenor-square,
fur a perspective view of a Corinthian Capit.ll, the Silver Palette.
To Mr. W. Motris,26, St. Paul's Church-yard, fur a petspective
view of a Corinthian Column, the Silver Isis Medal.
To Mr. Henry Roberts, Camberwell-terrace, for a perspective
drawing of a Corinthian Capital, the large Silver Medal.
DRAWINGS OE MACHINES.
to Mr. J. B. Watson, Surbiton-hill, Kingston, for a perspective
drawing of a crane, the Silver Isis Medal.
To Mr. P. W. Barlow, Woolwich, for a perspective view of a
transit theodolite, the large Slyer Niethl.
ENGRAVINGS.
To Mr. G. Presbtiry, its, Deotell-street, for a finished historical
engraving, the large Silver Medal.
To Mr. Edward Radclyffe, Birmingham, for an etching of ani-
mals, the Silver Isis Medal.

;or a design for,

To Mr. S. Clint, Roll's-buildings, fur an original medal die of
head, the large Silver Medal.
To Mr. James Howe, Little Tufton-street, for an original whole-
length miniature in war, the Silver Isis Medal.
To Mr. Edmond Turrell, 46, Clarendon-street, for an improved
menstruum for biting in on steel plate, the large Gold Medal.
To Mr. J. Straka-, ltedcross-street, Cripplegate, for a new mode
of embossing on wood, the Silver Isis Medal and Ten Guitie,,s.

IN MANUFACTURE.
To D. Maclean, Esq. 7, Bashighall-street, fur cloth made of New
South Wales wool, the Gold Isis Medal.
REWARDS GIVEN FOR BONN►TS MADE OF BRITISH GRASS, IS IMITA-

TION or LICOHOKN.
To Miss 1.. Hollowell. Neitlirope, Banbury, Fifteen Goincas.
To Mrs. Morriee, Great l3rickhill. Bucks, Fifteen Giiitie-ts.
To Priscilla Surry, Harpingden, Hem, Fifteen Guineas.

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To Betty Webber, Clatworthy, Devon, Ten Guineas.
To Mrs. E. Mills, Northumberland-place, Bath, Ten Guineas.
To Mary Marshall, Bandon, Cork, the Silver Crates Medal.
To the Children of the School at Bandon, Five Guineas.
To Messrs. J. and A. Muir, Greenock, the Silver Ceres Medal.
To Nlrs. Mears, Donley, Hants, the Silver Ceres Medal.
To Mrs. Venn, Hadleigh, Suffolk, the Silver Ceres Medal.
To Mrs. S. Pyman, Coombs, Stowmarket, Silver Ceres Medal.
To Messrs. Cobbing and Co. Bury St. Edmunds, the Silver
Ceres Medal.

To Mrs. E. Bloomfield, Bury St. Edmunds, Five Guineas.
To Mrs. M‘Michael, l'enrith, Five Guineas.
To Jane Hunt, Leckhampstead, Two Guineas.
To the Children of the National School at Nutley, near Frome,
Two Guineas. . .

To Mr. I'. Caron, Spitalfields, for preventing Silks from being
watered in the Loom, Five Guineas.
IN MECHANICS.

To Mr. F. Watt, for a screw-wrench, Ten Guineas.
Tu Mr. T. Eddy, 354, Oxford-street, for a screw-wrench, the
Silver Vulcan Medal.

To Mr. G. Gladwell, 4, Lower Garden-street, Vauxhall, for an
improved plane for carpenters, Five Guineas.
To Mr. G. Welsh, 12, Mount-street, Walworth.common, for an
original screw, the Silver Vulcan Medal and Ten Guineas.
To Mr. J. Duce, Wolverhampton, for a quadruple lock for safe
chests, &c. the Silver Vulcan Medal and Ten Guineas.
To Ed. Speer, Esq. 7, New-Inn, tor concentric chucks for tur-
ners, the large Silver Medal.
To Captain Bagnold, 7, lligh-row, Knightsbridge, for an im.
proved culinary steam-boiler, the Silver Vulcan Medal.
To Mr. J. Aitkin, St. John-street, Clerkenwell, for a remontoire
escapement, Twenty Guineas.
To Mr. J. Bothway, Devonport, Plymouth, Gunner in the
Royal Navy, for an apparatus fur raising invalids in bed, the Silver
Vulcan Medal.

To Mr. J. Stirling, Glasgow, for a set of working drawings of a
steam-engine, the large Silver Medal or Twenty Guineas.
To Mr. R. W. Franklin, 92, Tottenham-court-road, for an im-
proved mode of feeding the boilers of high pressure steam-engines,
the large Silver Medal, and Fifteen Guineas.
To T. Bewley, Esq. Montrath, Ireland, for an improved mode
of heating manufactories, the large Silver Medal.
To Mr. F. Richman, 35, Great Puhenry-street, for a method of
raising a sunken floor, the large Silver Medal.
Tu Mr. A. Ainger, Everett-street, fur his mode of supporting
beams or other timbers, the ends of which have become decayed,
the large Gold Medal.
'fa Mr. R. Soper, Royal Dock-yard, Devonport, for a pitch-
kettle and ladle for paying the seams of ships, Ten Guineas.
To Mr. W. P. Green, Lieut. R.N. fur improvements in work-
ing ship guns, the large Silver Medal.
To Mr. R. C. Clint, for his balanced masts, the large Silver Me-
dal, or Twenty Guineas.
To G. B. Burton, Esq. Captain R.N. for his improved mode of
tatting an anchor, the large Silver Medal.
To Mr. W. J. 'f. Hood, Lt. R.N. tor his improved quadrant for
naval use, the Gold Vulcan Medal.
To Mr. G. Smart, Pedlar's-acre, Lambeth, for an improved mode
of supporting the top-masts of ships, the Gold Vulcan Medal.
IN COLONIES AND TRADE.
To Mr. Chazal, Isle of France, for silk the produce of the Isle of
France, the large Gold Medal, or Filly Guineas.
To Mr. 'l'. Kent, for preparing and inporting from Nrw South
Wales extracts of Mimosa bark fur the use of tanners, 30 Guineas.
To J. M'Arthur, Esq. Sydney, New South Wales, for the im-
portation of the greatest quantity of fine wool, the produce of his
own flocks, the large Gold Medal.
To Hannibal M'Arthur, Esq. Sydney, New South Wales, for
the importation of the next greatest quantity of fine wool, the pro.
duce of his own flocks, the large Silver Medal.