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Official catalogue of the Great exhibition of the works of industry of all nations, 1851

Spicer Brothers

London, 1851

ETH-Bibliothek Zürich

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Section I. - Raw materials.

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Section I .— RAW MATERIALS.

Class 1. MINING AND MINERAL PRODUCTS. - - South Side —Areas S. 1 to S. 27. - 1 Fossil fish from the old red sandstone (Cephalaspis). 24 Thistletiiwayte , H. F . The Vine House, Seven- 2 Powell , W. J . Tisbury , Wilts , Prop.—Specimens oaks, Kent.—A collection of gems and precious stones, of polished flint from the oolites of Tisbury. mostly collected by Mr Hertz , to show the great variety of 3 Carter , J . Delabole, near Camelford, Cornwall, shades of colour in each species, and the connexion of some Prop.—Two specimens of rock crystals, taken from the slate of tlie classes. quarries at Delabole, near Camelford ; used for jewellery. 25 Jamieson , G. 107 Union St. Aberdeen, Prop .— 4 Bonitto , J . Nelson ; Balleras , G. E., of London, Cairngorm stones and Aberdeen and Peterhead granite , cut Exhib . ; and Paris , E. Prod. —Specimens of emerald in the and mounted. A ram’s head mounted. Pearls found in the matrix from the mine of Muso, New Granada. rivers Don, Ythan, and Ugie. 82 5 Lentaigne , J . Tallaght House , Dublin , Prop. — Cassels , A. Edinburgh , Prop .—Two curling stones Limestone inclosing granite. used in Scotland in the national game of curling, made of 6 Block of carboniferous limestone containing shells the rock of the Ailsa Craig, in the Firth of Clyde, &c. of Productus. 27 Kay , J . Hayhill , Ochiltree, Manu.—Curling stone, 7 Breadalbane , Marquis of.—Specimens of copper, made of greenstone trap. silver-lead, and lead ores ; granite , porphyry, &c. from 28 Majendie , Ashhurst , Esq .—White topazes from Perthshire and Argyllshire. Van Diemen’s Land. Rough and cut. 8 Leeson , Dr. H. B. Greenwich, Inv.—Models, 29 Howard , T., C.E. Bristol.—Sands, clays, building crystalline minerals, and engravings. stones, and marbles ; coals, minerals, and metals, from the 8 Mitchell , Rev. W. St. Bartholomew’s Hospital, Bristol basin . Maps and sections of the strata , &c. Des. and Inv .—Models of all the primary and secondary 30 Faiiie ,J . K. Tipperary , Ireland , Prod.—Copper ore. : forms of crystals, &c. Clay. Artificial cement and stucco, prepared from gypsum ; 10 Dyer , W. Little Hampton, near Arundel , Inv .— found near Tipperary . Anthracite coal. Draining tiles Sussex coast agates, found on the sea-beach. and pipes. Felspar, from Cork. Hydraulic and building j 11 Slater & Wright , Whitby , Manu.—Specimensof limestone. Marbles from Cloyne. Lead ore found at Oola. ! rough jet , and articles manufactured from jet for orna¬ 31 A collection of Labrador felspar. j mental purposes. 32 A collection of minerals from the Mendip Hills , j 12 Webb , Mr. Calcot Farm, Reading.—Portion of a Somersetshire. * fossil silicified tree from the sand. The horn of an ox dug 33 Talling, —, Truro .—Sundry minerals from Truro. up from the peat. 34 Minerals from Liskenrd, Cornwall. . 13 Ellis , R. Harrowgate .—Collection of the different 35 Ipswich Museum Committe , by the Rev. J . Hens- \ mineral waters of Harrowgate and their analyses. low, President .—Minerals from the neighbourhood of Ips¬ 14 Tennant , J . 149 Strand.-—Four cases of minerals wich, and used in the arts, for manure, cement, &c. } and fossils for educational, scientific, and ornamental pur¬ 30 Paine , J . M. Famham , Prod .—Phosphoric fossils poses. Large crystal emerald, &c., the property of the and marls from the upper greensand, the gault , and the ; Duke of Devonshire. upper part of the lower greensand, geological formations. ^ 15 Nelis , J . Omagh, Co. Tyrone .—Case of pearls, Hops grown upon the same. found in the deepest parts of the river Stride, at Omagh. 37 Lance , E . J . Frimley,Bagshot , Surrey.—Specimens s 10 Cowie & Rae , Ellon, Scotland, Pro.—Pearls from of minerals , used as manures ; of cultivated soils or earths, .• the river Ythan, Aberdeenshire. arranged from London to Cornwall. Specimens of com, in ! 17 Horne , —, Camberwell.—Petrified eggs and nest illustration of the above mineral collection, &c. ! from Goree Island, W. Coast of N. America, lat . 63° 13'. 38 Gill , W. E . Truro , Inv.—Normal guano, prepared . 18 Mayo & Co. 17 Silver St. Wood St. Chcapside.— from the refuse of the fisheries, as a superior fertilizer . [ Glass pipes for the conveyance of aqueous and aeriform 39 Clay and chalk. \ fluids, connected by Mayo’s patented joints. 40 Sweetman , J . Sutton, Dublin Co. Ireland , Prop .— 18aLowry , J . W .—Diagrams of fossils. Blue limestone. Dolomite. Cement from dolomite. Quartz 19 Cook , A . Prop .—A large crystal of black quartz. rock . Steatite . Brown haematite iron ore. Black oxide of (Batten , A. agent.) manganese. Umber. Yellow and brown ochre, &c. 20 Macdonald , Major, C. Prop .—A large series of 41 Tesciiemacher , E. F . 4 Park Terrace , Highbury, torquoises in the matrix , in unpolished fragments, and Exhib .—Collection of mineral and other manures. manufactured into various ornaments. 42 Harris , J . 2 Hart St. Mark Lane.—Deodorized 20a Watkins , Rev . C. F . Brixworth .—Siliceous fossils foecal manure. from the chalk beds of south Wilts, in quartz , agates, calce- 43 Silt, sand, turf , &c., from the Isle of Ely. dony, &c. 44 Ramsay , G. H. Newcastle, (Agent, A. Hurst, 21 Oldfield , Rev. —, Dublin , Prop . — Crystalline 65 Mark Lane.)—Artificial manure, bone dust, and super¬ quartz adapted for various useful and ornamental purposes. phosphate of lime. 22 Tolan , W.—A collection of polished agates from 45 MiTcnELL, W. B. Sheffield. —Minerals from the the Isle of Wight. neighbourhood of Sheffield. 23 Higiiley , S. jun . 32 Fleet St.—Native sulphur, from 40 Nesbitt , J . C. Kennington .—Phosphate fossils for Sicily, with products. manure. 23a Braidley , Mrs . J . 36 Ladbroke Sq . Notting Hill. 47 Cawley , J . Pendell , Blechingley, Prod , and Manu. —Specimens of amethyst and quartz from Brazils. —Fuller ’s earth in the raw state, and dried and prepared for Ground Floor .] Class 1. 15 MISTIHG and MINERAL PRODUCTS. use in the manufacture of woollens. Stone and spar found 72 Thompson, J . Northwich .—Crystalline block of in the same strata , at the Cockley pits in Nutfield, Surrey. rock salt. 48 Gawkroger & Hynam, 7 Prince ’s Sq. Finsbury, 73 Claxton, J .—Sands from Alum Bay, Isle of Manu. —Fuller ’s earth , from Reigate and Nutfield, in Wight. Surrey. 74 Squire , J . k W. Yarmouth, Isle of Wight .—Speci¬ 49 Wilson , Sir T. Maryon , Charlton ,near Blackheath. men of pure white sand, for the manufacture of best flint —Specimens of sands and loams for casting, from Charlton, glass, from Alum Bay, near the Needles, Isle of Wight. andstead.sands used for glass and house purposes from Hamp ¬ 75 Collinson , C. Mansfield, Prop .—Red casting-sand; found only at Mansfield, and used for the finest castings. 50 Rock , J . jun , Hastings .—Coal found in the summit 76 Relf , S. Reigate, Surrey, Prod.—White sand, from tunnel of the Hastings and Ashford railway, 300 feet above the Tunnel Caves, at Reigate, usually called silver sand. the sea level. Claystone, said to contain oxide of chromium. 77 Morrison , G. Agent of Earl Somers, Reigate.— Fine white sand, from Hastings cliffs, &c. Sand from the common called Reigate Heath, which, from 51 Ross, T. Claremont, Hastings.—Iron ore and Til- its fine sharp grit, is valued in the manufacture of glass. gate stone, from Hastings . Hastings granite , clay, and 78 Long, J . Limerick .—Sands and earths from the hone stone. river Shannon. 52 Specimen of fossil orthoceratite. 79 Rouse, Capt. and Whitley , N. Truro .—Sands from 53 Whittaker , J . Wirks worth, Derbyshire , Prop .— Cornwall for building, agricultural , and other purposes. Specimens of marble, and marble vase. White sand. White lead ore, and stalactite. 80 Flatiier & Haden , 1 Castle Mills, and 2 Broad Lane, Sheffield.—Prepared Trent sand, or wharpe,and Welch 54 Brodie , p . E . Down Hatherley , Gloucester, Prod. rotten-stone. Prepared lime, for polishing Britannia metal, —Limestone, applicable to purposes of lithography , &c. brass, copper, German silver, and silver goods. Ironstone, septaria, iron pyrites, hard limestone, bone bed, 81 Solomon, T. Truro .—Varieties of hone-stones. from \Viltshire , Gloucestershire, Somersetshire, &c. 82 Scrampton , —, Leicester . Specimens of Whittle 55 Riddell , Sir J . M. Bart. Strontian, Prop .—Hexa- Hill hones and whetstones. hedral prismatic calcareous and other spars. Crystallized 84 Meinig , C. 103 Leadenhall St. Manu.—Circular’ carbonate of strontia . Sulphates of barytes with phosphate grindstones, for glass, mineral teeth, fine tools, &c. Grind¬ of lead. Gneiss. Gneiss passing into granite . Gneiss with ing lathe, &c. Circular and fiat oilstones. red felspar, &c. Porphyritic granite . Granite studded with 85 Snow, W. P.—Specimen of rock from the Arctic garnets, from the summit of Ben Resipole. Sulphurets of regions. lead and zinc, &c. 86 Figure in terra cotta, from the Bank Park Pyro- 56 Dann , T. Reigate, Prod .—Grey-stone lime, from polite Works. lime-works, Reigate Hill. 87 Potter &Co. 87 Aldgate, and Cromford, Derby¬ 57 Worthington , W. Northwich, Cheshire, Prop .— shire, Prop , and Manu.—Derbyshire spar, white-lead ore, Rock salt, from Northwich ; refined salt for curing fish. lead ore, barytes , &c. Fine high-dried and Malvern salt, for table use. Large 88 Falmouth Local . Committee. —Quartz , pebbles, grained bay salt. and sand, from Swan Pool, near Falmouth. 58 Hill , J . Ringsend, Dublin , Manu.—Basket and 89 Niciiolls , J . Truro .—Fire -clay, for stopping fur¬ pink salt for table use ; Irish fine, or butter salt, and coarse naces. or provision salt. 80 Whitewaf , Watts , &Co. Wareham, Dorset, also 58 Brassington,Derbyshire .—Wad and white-lead ore. of Kingsteignton , Devon, Prod .—Tobacco-pipe, top and 60 Roake , J . W. Newbury, Berkshire .—Specimens of alumine clay ; also black or carbonaceous clay used in the soils which surround Newbury, with their applications. potteries ; from the pits at Kingsteignton . Blue clay Samples of bricks , tiles, and pottery. used in potteries, from the Furzebrook pits, near Wareham 62 Dyer , W. B. Mold, Prop .—White lead ore, carbo¬ Dorset. nate lead ore, from Jamaica mine. 91 King & Co. Stourbridge.—Stourbridge fire-clay 63 Cairns , J . jun . 96 Charlotte St. Manchester .—Car¬ and various raw and burnt articles manufactured from it. bonate of barytes from Anglezark Moor, Lancashire. Model of a glass-house in Stourbridge. 64 Brookman & Lang don, 28 Great Russell St.— 82 Jenkins Sc Beer , Truro, Prod .—Lump and pow¬ Cumberland graphite and other minerals. dered ochre, from Penwethers, near Truro , used chiefly by 65 Brockedon , W. 29 Devonshire St. Queen Sq. Pat. painters , paper-stainers, and paper-makers. and Manu.—Native black lead from Cumberland, India, 93 Jenkjns &Courtney , Truro , Prod .—Specimens of Ceylon, Greenland, Spain, Bohemia, Sec. Cumberland lead Cornish china-stone, with its natural fracture ; from Great in powder, purified and condensed into blocks, for pencil- Bodilla China-stone Quarries, St. Stephen’s, Cornwall, much makers. Samples of S. Mordan’s and other points and used in manufacturing the finer descriptions of china and pencils. earthenware, 86 Reeves &Sons, 113 Cheapside, Inv. and Manu.— 84 Thrtscutt , C. St. Austell.—China-clay as dug out Drawing pencils, crayons, &c. of the earth, from Caudle Down Clay-works, prepared, 67 Adair , R. Maryport , Manu.—Materials used in burned, and calcined. black-lead pencil making, with a pencil in the several pro¬ 85 Whitley , N. Truro.—Clays of the district. cesses from the grooving to the finishing. 86 Various clays and ochres. 68 Wolff , E . & Son, 23 Cfiurch street, Spitalfields, 87 Minton , H. & Co.—Raw materials used in the Manu.—Native Cumberland, East India and Spanish black- manufacture of porcelain. lead ; the same purified in bJ ocks ; and manufactured pencils. 88 Higiiley , S. jun . 32 Fleet St. Imp.—Rocks and 69 Banks , Son &Co. Greta Pencil Works, Keswick. fossils, to illustrate works on geology, from Dr. Krantz , at —Black -lead and other manufactured pencils. 3onn. 70 Rogers , S. S. Douglas, Isle of Man.—Specimens of 99 Greaves , R . Warwick, Prod . —Two busts of the earths and sands of the Isle of Man. jhakspeare in cement. 71 Tennants , C. k Co . Manchester , Manu.—Large 100 Fayle & Co. Old Swan Lane, Upper Thames St groups of crystals of sulphate of copper. Vfwion Wn* oinv •frrtmf.hn Tsle of Purbeck. 16 Class 1. [South Side, MINING and MINERAL PRODUCTS. 101 Phillips , W. Morley Works, near Plympton , Prod. 124a Johnstone , W . Co. Leitrim .—Specimens of drain¬ —Disintegrated granite . Prepared china clay, or decom¬ pipes. posed felspar. Clay tor fire-bricks and crucibles . Plymouth 125 Lee , J . LL.D. Hartwell near Aylesbury, Prop .— porcelain made by Cookvvorthy. Pottery and china, made Samples of fine washed sand, from Stone, near Aylesbury, from the china clay. and glass prisms and spheres made from it. 102 Pike , W. &J . Wareham, Isle of Purbeck , Prod .— 125aLance , T . I . Frimley , Bagshot .—Geological map Potter 's or blue clay. Stoneware clay, used for stoneware of the British Isles. and drain-pipes. Pipe and alum clay. 126 Metiiven &Sons, Kirkaldy .—Specimens of drain¬ 103 West of England China Stone & Clay Co. pipes. tiles, and pottery. St. Austell, Cornwall.—China stone and china clay. 127 North Devon Pottery Co . Annery , near Bide- 104 Truscott , C. St. Austell, Cornwall.—China stone ford, Manu.—Raw clay, as raised from the pit . Gravel or and china clay, native and calcined ; in a state for porce¬ sand, from the River Torridge . Sewerage pipes, hollow lain ; and for bleaching and paper-making. brick , ridge and garden tiles, &c., made from the same. 105 Grimsley , H. Oxford, Des. and Mod.—Terra-cotta 127a Pipe -clay , pipes , and sand for glass -making. statue, in clay from Shotover Hill, near Oxford. Clay, 128 Buller , T. W. Bovey Tracey Pottery .—Materials sand, and ochre, from ditto with fourteen different strata. and produce from Bovey Tracey . Pottery manufactured 106 Burnett , N . Black Hedley , Gateshead , Newcastle- with the lignite of that neighbourhood, Sec. upon-Tyne.—Specimen of clay, found near Black Hedley; 128a Gore , C. Morcton in Marsh. —Samples of ochre. and articles made from that clay, by Fell and Co. New¬ 129 Fahie , J . K . Tipperary , Ireland , Prod .—White and castle. black clay. Draining tiles and pipes. Felspar, from Cork. 107 Marti -n, E. St. Austell , Prod , and Manu.—China 129a Cooper , S.—Specimens of drain -pipes from the clay. French kaolin used in the Staffordshire potteries, in River Shannon. bleaching , and in paper-making . China stone. 130 White &Sons, Westminster, Manu.—Specimens of 108 Wheeler , Philip , &Co -St. Austell, Prop.—Sam¬ cements and plasters used for building purposes, illustrated ples of clays. China. Bleaching used in cotton and paper. by panels, pavements, skirtings , Sec. Also trials showing Clay, used in the manufacture of alum and china stone ware. resistance of Portland cement. Specimens of concrete blocks. 109 Browne , W. St. Austell, Prop.—Specimen of china 130a Piper , T . & W ., and White & Sons , Imp . and clay, derived from the decomposition of felspar. Manu.—Wall panel in French plaster , as an application in 110 Miciiell , Sarah , St. Austell .—White china clay, place of lime rendering. for manufacturing china and earthenware, also for bleaching 131 Blyth & Jacobs , 44 and 45 Baldwin ’s Gardens, paper, calico, &c. Gray’s Inn Lane.—Gypsum ; the same calcined ; also pre¬ 111 Wandesforde , Hon. C. Prop .—Anthracite coal. pared for manure. Plaster of Paris, with articles of the same. Iron-stone. Fire-clay. Slate-clay, Sec. Clay for making 131a Mac Anaspie , P . & J .—Specimens of cements. draining -tiles . Sand, for fire-bricks and moulding. 131b Dyer , C. K .—Patent metallic cement. 111a Specimens of china stone and china clay. 131c Block of gypsum, from Co. Monaghan, Ireland. 112 Beamish.—Carbonate of barytes in lump and pow¬ 132 Goytans, J . Edinburgh , Prop.—Group and statue dered. in freestone ; A. H . Ritchie , des. and sculp., 92 Princes 112a Specimens of fire clay. Street, Edinburgh . Stone from Redhall and Binny quarries; 113 Piiippard , T. Wareham, Prop .—Potter s, or pipe Binny bitumen candles, &c. Model and drawing of steam or brown clay, from Carey pits, with ware and tobacco cranes. Drawing of boring machine. pipes made therefrom ; also siliceous sand, for the manufac¬ 133 Freston , W. Hawthorn Cottage, Stroud.—Building ture of glass. stone from Painswick Quarries, from Sheepscombe, and 115 King , G. Demidge Lodge, Gazeley, near New¬ from Nailworth Quarries. market , Manu.—Red brick earth , as dug from the pit. 134 Maxwell , W. Munches. Dalbeattie, Scotland, Pro. Red building pamment, and coping bricks made from it. —Slab of ’granite from Craignair quarry , near Dalbeattie. 116 Enniskillen , the Earl of, Florence Court.—Two 135 Voss, J . Woodyhide, Corfe Castle, Prop .—Purbeck kinds of clay, and drain pipes and tiles made of them. marble, used in decorating the interior of the Temple 117 Squires & Sons, Stourbridge .—Model of a glass¬ Church, London, Sec.; from Woodyhide, Corfe Castle. house furnace, with pots of fire-clay, showing one in a work¬ 136 King , T. Morpeth.—Ornamental carving in stone, ing state ; and of a pot, in which the glass is melted. from a quarry at Hartford Bridge belonging to the Earl of 118 Anstey , S. 10 Devonshire St. Hoxton Fields .— Carlisle. Pots for melting brass, iron, gold, silver, antimony , &c. 137 Sim, W. Inverary , Scotland, Manu.—Specimens of 119 Fisher , F. Woolpit, Suffolk, Manu.—Specimens of granite , from Inverary , Bonan, Loch Etive , and Mull. Woolpit brick -earth . White building bricks . Pamment 138 Lentaigne , Dr. Dublin, Prop.—Various specimens bricks and draining pipes. of Irish marble. 120 Walker , R. Victoria Works,Beverley .—Carbonate 139 Gelling , F. L. Castletown, Isle of Man, Prod.— of lime, and Paris white manufactured from it. Gelling marble, from Coshnahawin and Skillicore, Isle of 121 Deering , J . Middleton, Co. of Cork, Ireland , Prod. Man; red porphyry , and agate or pebble. —Various minerals obtained at Rostellan, and articles of 140 Colles , A. Marble Works, Kilkenny , Ireland, earthenware and glass, manufactured from them. Manu.—Bust pedestal of Kilkenny marble, from the Black 122 Pease , J . Darlington .—Coal, from Pease’s West Quarry. Collieries ; coke made from the above. Fire-clay, fire¬ 141 Meredith , J . H. Powey, Cornwall, Prop .—Slabs of bricks , drain-pipes, coping, ridge-tiles, &c. black, red, and green porphyry . Tessellated porphyry table, 123 Hodson , Sir G. Bart . Hollybrooke, Bray, County containing 54 specimens of native stones from Withiel. Wicklow, Ireland, Prop .—Specimens of porcelain clay, from 142 Rossmore , Lord , Rossmore Park , Monaghan , Ire¬ Sugarloaf mountain. land, Prop.—Specimens of green granite from Rossmore 123aLong , J . E . E . Co . Roscommon .—Specimens of Park , county Monaghan. drain -pipes. 143 Courtown , Lord.—Block of jasper. 124 Smedley , T. Well St. Holywell.—Sand for glass¬ 144 Franklin , P. L. Galway. Ireland .—Column of making, and clay from Landidno. black Irish marble, partly polished, from Lough Corrib. Ground Floor,] Class 1. 17 MINING and MINEKAI , PRODUCTS. 145 Malahide , Lord Talbot de, Malahide Castle, —Laminated flag-stone; black stone, from Ringby, and from Londonderry .—Specimen of Irish verd antique. the Elland Edge Quarry ; sand-stone from the quarries at 146 Hall , J . & T. Marble Works, Derby, Manu.— Greetland , near Halifax, Yorkshire. of blocks of oolitic freestone. Series of pieces of Derbyshire black marble. White marble, 173 Set dressed exhibiting T. Hall’s new method of ornamenting, by depo¬ 174 Haigh , J . Godley Cottage, near Halifax . Prod .— siting on the surface malachite or green carbonate of Freestone , from Northowram Quarries, near Halifax, rough copper. and dressed. Flag, for causeways, &c. Millstone grit. 147 Long, J . C. E. —Building of ornamental stones,from 175 Johnstone , G. Craigleith, Edinburgh , Prop .—Stone Ireland. from Carlingnose Quarry , North Queensferry, Scotland, used 148 Manderson , W. —Marbles of Ireland. at dockyards, &c. ; stone from Barnton Mount Quarry , and 149 Damon, T. Weymouth, Prop.—Two polished slabs Craigleith Quarry , near Edinburgh. of septoria or turtle stone, from the Oxford clay formation, 176 Luard , Beedham , & Co. Rotherhithe , Prop .— Weymouth, Dorset. Specimens of Caen and Aubigny stone. Specimens of 150 Monteiro , L. A. 2 Upper Phillimore PI. Kensing¬ Scotch granites and llainville stone. ton.—Specimen of stalagmite or pure Oriental alabaster, 177 Smith, T. Vine Hall, Hurst Green, Prop .—Lime¬ veined in colours, from Granada. stone, from Mountfield, Sussex. Two blocks of concrete, 151 Quilliam &Creer , Castletown, Isle of Man, Prod. formed with the Mountfield stone-lime. —Slabs of Poolvash black marble, inlaid with red and 178 Barry &Barry , Mawgan St. Columb, Prod.—Fire¬ yellow composition, to imitate encaustic tiles ; invented and stone, a soft grained elvan or porphyry ,from near Newquay. designed by the ltev . J . G. Cumming, &c. 179 Kirk &Parry , Sleaford,Lincolnshire ,Prop.—Spe¬ 152 Building material found in Sussex. cimen of Anc.aster stone, quarried from the lower oolite 153 Specimens of Irish building stones. formation, at Wilsford, near Sleaford, Lincolnshire. 153a Trencijard , T. J .—Specimens of stone from Rax- 180 Foot , J . Abingdon St. Westminster , Prop.—Spe¬ well Quarry , near Weymouth. cimens of Portland stone, with specimens of workmanship; 154 Sparks , W. Crewkeme , Collector.—Specimens of to be used for internal and external work, stone from the counties of Dorset, Somerset, and Devon: 181 Staple , T- Stoke-under - Hamdon, nr. Yeovil, Greensand, Purbeck marble,blue lias limestone, white lias, Prod .—Blocks of Ham-hill stone (oolite), partially worked. new red sandstone, millstone grit, carboniferous limestone, 182 Rutherford , J . Wingerworth , near Chesterfield, and granite. Prod .—Stone from Wingerworth, Lion and Bramley-Fall 155 Slab of green Connemara marble from the D’Arcy Quarry , near Chesterfield; used for docks, bridges, &c. estate. 183 Walsh , J . E. Executors of, Leeds, Prop .—Sand¬ 15Q Mountain limestone from Weardale. stone, used for docks, bridges, locks, engine beds, &c. Pot- 157 Cumming, Rev. J . G.—White carbonate of barytes ternewton stone, used for landings, sills, &c. from South Barrule , and carboniferous limestone from the 184 Price , J . High St. Gateshead, Newcastle-upon- Isle of Man. Tyne, Prop.—Freestone , from a quarry in Gateshead, used 158 CnAMPERNowNE, H.—Cubes of polished Devon¬ for building furnaces for glass-houses. shire marbles. (Main Avenue, West.) 185 Grissell ,T. 11 New Palace Yd.Westminster, Prod. 159 Tennant , J . Strand.—The maps of the Ordnance —Specimen of magnesian limestone, used in the construction Survey geologically coloured by the officers of the Geologi¬ of the New Houses of Parliament , from quarries at Anston, cal Survey of the United Kingdom. in Yorkshire. 160 Freeman, W. &J . MillbankSt .Westminster , Trod. 186 Townsend, R. Clearwell, near Monmouth.—Forest "--Spescimens of granite , Portland stone, slate stone, Pur¬ stone for steps, coping, &c. Ashlar blocks for paving, grave¬ beck marble , Bath stone, fire-stone, Galway marble, and stones, &c. from the Forest of Dean. Gaen stone, from all parts of the United Kingdom. 187 Lindley , C. Mansfield, Prop .—Magnesian lime¬ 161 Hutchison , John , Monyray, near Peterhead , Prop. stone, or dolomite, from the Mansfield Woodhouse Quarries, q8*an<^ pedestal in blue Peterhead granite. reopened 1840, after a lapse of several centuries, for the , J . Trekenning St. Colomb, Prop .—Block supply of materials for the new houses of Parliament at 162 Niciiolls Westminster . White calcareous sandstone. Red calcareous ot P°^phyry or el van stone, raised near Newquay, Cornwall; resisting the action of the weather. sandstone from quarries in work 400 years. 163 Falmouth and Penryn Committee.—Stone, from 188 Stocks, M. Shebden Hall, near Halifax, Prop .— 1 orkellis, Wendron ; from Forest-gate, Stithians ; from Specimens of ashlar building stone, from the Shebden-head Church Town ; from Mylor, near Penryn ; and from Wen- quarries , near Halifax. dron. Specimens of building stone, granite stone for road 189 Bell , J . 25 Buckingham PI. Fitzroy Sq. Des. and making, porphyry , quartz , sand, and magnetic iron ore,from Manu.—Specimens of oolite limestone, from the Oreton .) Bank Works, Shropshire ; marble, &c. the neighbourhood. (See Outside, No. 30 from 164 Hicks, T. Truro .—Porphyry for various purposes. 190 Clark , G. H. Rotherhithe , Agent.—Granite, Haytor Rocks, South Devon. Bramley Fall stone, from 165 Whitley , N. 'JL'ruro .—Varieties of porphyry. of Spanish 166 St . Austell Committee. —Specimens of building Yorkshire and Berwick-on-Tweed. Specimen materia). marble, polished. 167 Liskeard Committee. —Specimens of building ma¬ 190a Smith, C.—Oolite limestone and blue granite. terial. 191 Williams , W. 1 Wellington St. Cardiff, Wales, 169 Rodd , T. H. Trebantha Hall, near Launceston, Prop.—Free-stone from the Quarrella quarry, near Bridg¬ Prop.—Varieties of porphyry for ornamental and building end, Glamorganshire. purposes. 192 Seymour,Z. Shut, near Glastonbury, Prod .—Model 170 Jenkins & Stick , Truro .—Varieties of porphyry, of stone steps from the blue lias stone ; and specimens. from Tremone, in Withiel. 193 Porphyritic granite from Wexford. 170a Specimens of limestone, glazed. 194 Jennings , B. Hereford , Prop.—Specimen of sand¬ 171 Sowden, M. Burley, near Leeds, Prod .—Hard delf- stone, from the Three Elms Quarries near Hereford, very stone grit, suitable for headstones, steps, &c. durable. 172 Freeman , S. Cromweld Bottom, near Halifax, Prod. 195 Cumming, Rev . J . G. Castletown, Isle of Man.— 18 Class 1. [South Side 3 MISriFG and MINERAL PRODUCTS. Specimens of flagstone, marble, freestone, granite , porphy- 228 Lyon &Co. Swansea.—Two bricks of patent fuel. rite , greenstone , iron ore, &c., from the Isle of Man. 227 Evans , G. 198 Stones used Melbury Ter . Regent ’s Pk . Prop.—Peat at Liverpool for building purposes. and its products. Illustrations of Stone’s inventions. Patent 197 Powell , F . Knaresborough , Yorkshire , Collector. peat coke and fuel. Patent manure, &c, —Building stones, from quarries near Knaresborough. 228 Cobbold , E. 1 High St. Kensington, Inv,—Con¬ 197a IIaynes , Lupton & Co . Liverpool . — Specimens of densed peat fuel. Various products obtained from peat. limestone for lithographing , from Pentregwyddel , gele: Aber¬ 229 Seyssel Asp halt e Co.—Raw material , andvarious products of asphalte. 198 Carnegie , W. F. Lindsay , Arbroath , Manu.—Flag¬ 230 Patent Fuel Co. 15 St. Mary Axe, Manu.—War- stones, various, from Arbroath quarries. lich’s patent fuel. 199 Long, W.—Flags from County Clare. 231 Great Peat -working Company 200 Hill , J ., C. of Ireland ; E .—Building material from Kilrush. offices, 1 Agar St. Strand.—Samples of their condensed peat, 201 Taylor , J . Stamford.—Marble, sandstones, Blate, prepared by Gwynne and Hay’s patent. limestone, &c. obtained within seven miles of Stamford. 232 Parsons , J . 2 Wharf, 202 Powell , W. Eagle Wharf Rd. New North J . Tisbury , near Hindon, Wilts. Prod. Rd.—Blocks of patent fuel, and a number of —Hard and soft varieties of fire revivers. building stone, flint, and chert. 240 Rogers , J .—Peat , compressed peat, and charcoal A fossil fish and tree from the oolite formations at Tisbury. prepared from peat. 203 Driver , W, 4 Lyon’s Inn, Strand, Middlesex, Prod. 241 Diagram of a group of —Specimens from the Chevin stone coal plants. quarry , Otley, York. 242 The Bidefokd Anthracite Mining Co. Bideford, 204 Stanhope Limestone Quarries. —Specimens of the Devon. —Anthracite cdbkle strata in the “ Great Mountain coal. Compressed fuel, in blocks. limestone ” from Mineral black paint , in powder, and with oil or coal Weardale , in the county of tar. Durham. 242a Fitzgerald , Rev . It . Clare Vein , Tarbert , County 205 Slab of sawn slate from Glanmore, County Wick¬ Kerry , Ireland .— low, Ireland. Small specimen of pearl in its natural state. 243 Mallet , R. C. E.—Anthracite coal, from Castle 802 Sinclair , J . Forss, Thurso , Scotland, Prod .—A Comer, Ireland. slab of paving stone from Forss Book Hill Quarries. 244 Bagot , C. 12 Charlemont PI. Ireland .—Turf, or 207 Royal Dublin Society. —Valencia flags. peat. 208 Dawbarn &Co. Anthracite , or stone coal, from Kilkenny. —Manufactured slate. 247 Butler , J . L. 209 Stirling , Liverpool, Prop.—Coal, cannel-coal, T. jun . Belvidere lid . Lambeth , Des. and coke, from different seams, at Incc, near Wigan. Inv. and Manu.—Slate cabinet, exhibiting the various appli¬ 248 cations of O’Byrne , W. C. 7 Montague St. Portman Sq. Prop. slate. Patent filters. Ornamental loo-table top. —Specimenof Slievardagh (O’Byrne Sofa and side-table ornamental ) coal. tops. Chess or ladies’ work¬ 249 Russell & Son, Bathgate, Stirling.—Specimen of table tops. Roofing slates from the Bangor quarries, &c. cannel or gas coal, from 210 Boghead, near Bathgate, Scotland, Greaves , J . W. Port Madoc, Carnarvon, Wales, chiefly used for the production of gas. Prop .—Slabs and slates from the quarry at Festiniog, with 252 Wylam ’s Patent Fuel Company. —Patent fuel. tools used in manufacturing the same. Blue lias lime. 253 Powell , T, Gaer 211 , near Newport, Monmouthshire, Biieadalbane , Marquis of.—Slates from the quar¬ Prop .—Specimens of Powell’s Duffryn steam coal,from ries of Easdale , &c., in Argyllshire. Aber- 212 dare,in Glamorganshire. BituminouscoalfromtheMonythu- Limerick Local Committee .—Roofing slates. sloyne vein, 213 George , raised at Lispentwyn. Model of apparatus used J . 43 Edgware Rd. Inv. Pat . and Manu. for shipment of coals from boats or Model of a house ; built waggons at Cardiff dock. with wrought iron and slate slabs, 254 Buckingham , J . 13 Judd PI. East, New Road, Prod, glass, &c., intended to secure stability , durability , and free¬ dom and Imp.—Anthracite , from Boniville’s Court Colliery, Pem¬ from damp and vermin, to save space and improve brokeshire, South Wales. temperature and ventilation. 255 Barrow , II. 214 Delabole Staveley Works, near Chesterfield.— Slate Company.—Cistern and ridge of Coal cut to show the use of Staveley coal as ballast. slate. Sundry slates. 258 Jones , Sells , & Co . 55 Bankside , Southwark. 215 Williams , D. Bangor.—Patent slate ridges from Agents Bangor, for anthracite , from Llanelly. (See Outside, 43.) Wales. 259 Llangennech Coal Co. 218 Patent corrugated Port of Llanelly, and 6 galvanised iron. Coal Exchange, Prod .—Woody and sparry specimens of 217 Caddfl , —. Dalkeith .—Specimens of coal, showing free-burning , smokeless, the strata of the Mid Lothian coal fields. steam-coal, from the same vein. 260 Western Gas Light Co. 9 Holies St. Cavendish Sq. 218 Pennock , T.—Specimens of carbonate of barytes. —Newcastle cannel 219 coal, from which the gas supplied to the Hunter , L.—Model of a coal mine. building of the Great Exhibition is 220 Landale , D. 6 made. Coke. Forth St. Edinburgh .—Sections of 281 Atkinson , J . Coleford, Gloucester.—A complete set the Scotch coal field, with specimens of the coals and iron¬ of specimens of the workable seams of coal and veins of iron stones of Fifeshire and Ayrshire. ore, from Her Majesty’s Forest 221 Bituminous Shale of Dean, in compartments. Co. 145 Upper Thames St. and 262 Day & Twibell , Barnsley, Prop, —A column of Wareham, Dorset, Manu. and Prod .—Bituminous shale, with coal, three feet its products. square at the base, showing the entire thick¬ ness, and the different qualities of the seams or beds which 222 Cahill , M. Ballyconra House, County Kilkenny, are found together , and Ireland .—Peat charcoal, generally known by the name of the for deodorizing, mixing with ma¬ Barnsley thick coal, from the Mount Osborne Collieries. nure , smelting, &c. 263 223 Field , Coopers , &Faulds , Worsbro’ Dale, Barns¬ Turner , S. Orchard PI. East India Docks, Manu.— ley, Prop.—Silkstone Main house coal, Coal and its products from the Silkstone . Products of caoutchouc and wood. bed. Worsbro’ Park hard or steam coal, and soft or house 224 Azulay , B. Rotherhithe , Pat .—Artificial fuel,made coal, from the Barnsley bed. from pressure by coal-dust. Charcoal, from refuse tan. 264 Firth , Barber , 225 & Co. Oaks Colliery, Barnsley Oxland , R. Bucklaml St. Plymouth , Inv. and Prod.—Coal for steam ships, for converting iron into steel Manu.—Specimens of Dartmoor peat, and the products for smelting iron, from the Oaks Colliery. obtained by its destructive distillation in cast-iron retorts; 265 Cory , W. &W. jun . peat charcoal, Commercial Rd. Manu.—Lon¬ pyroxylic spirit , chloroform, &c. don burnt coke, for locomotives and foundries. Ground Floor .] Class 1. 19 and MUSTEK,AL PRODUCTS. 266 Clarke, II. C. Exors . of, Silkstone, near Barnsley, bar iron, Pentwyn rails , lap-welled boiler tubes, enamelled Prod .—Coal, from the old Silkstone Colliery, Yorkshire. corrugated sheets, tin and term plates, &c. 267 Nixon, J . & Co. Cardiff, Prod,—Merthyr and 412 The Ebbw Yale Co. near Abergavenny , and 83 Cardiff steam coal, from the Werfa colliery, near Aberdare Upper Thames St. Prod .— Coal, ironstone, &c. from the and Merthyr Tydvil. Ebbw’ Vale and Coalbrook Dale. Maps and models of the 268 Ince Hall Coal k Cannel Co. "Wigan cannel, mineral fields and workings. Arley and Lemberton coal, with various articles manufac¬ 413 Sutcliffe , J . C. Barnsley, Yorkshire, Manu.— tured of cannel coal. (See Outside, 38.) Model of Honey Well coal mine. 269 Ramsay, G. H. Derwent Baugh, Newcastle, Inv. 413aJames , J . Blaina , near Abergavenny , Wales , Inv .— Cannel coal, with carved specimens. Coke and sample of Model of a close top blast furnace for smelting iron ore, &c. coal from which it is made. Samples of prepared manure 414 Dickinson , J . F.G.S. Birmingham, Prod .—Section for different crops. of the strata in the coal and ironstone mines at Dowlais and 270 Mitciiell , Rev. W. A.M. Woolwich, Xnv. and Merthyr Tydvil, South Wales. Manu.—Specimens of coal recently discovered near Edin¬ 415 Beecroft , Butler , & Co., Leeds, and 8 Pancras burgh, with ornamental articles made of the same. Lane, London, Manu.—Railway tire-bars and double fagoted of manu¬ 271 Russell , J . Risca, near Newport, Monmouthshire, axles in forged state , cut and broken to show mode .—Specimen of Risca black-vein coal, South Wales. facture and fibre. Railway tire -bars and axles, bent cold to Prop iron, twisted Specimen of new black-vein coal, raised at Cwm Tilery. show toughness. Double worked cable chain Argillaceous iron ores from Risca. Fire-bricka. and cut. Various other specimens of best Kirkstall bar iron. 272 Morgan & Sons, Llanelly, IVales,Prod .—Stone coal, 418 Wingerwokth Iron Co.' Chesterfield, Derbyshire. , from Cwm Amman, Llanelly, Geliy Ceidrim. -Iron ore and pig iron. Specimens of castings, wrought or anthracite same. 273 Coal Trade of Northumberland and Durham, iron and steel made from the Newcastle-upon-Tyne .—Map, section, synopsis, working 417 Biddulfii , J .—Cwm Avon Works, Tailback , Gla¬ of the fossil plants, coals, rocks, &c. of , Manu.—Bar and sheet iron, tin plates, naptha, plan, and specimen morganshireand minerals. the coal-field of Durham and Northumberland ; with models of machinery. 418 Mills , R. Foxhole Colliery, near Swansea, Inv.— 274 Brymbo Co. Wrexham, Wales, Prod .—Minerals Model for opening and closing doors, for mining purposes, and coal from Brymbo, &c. by a reversion of levers, without the aid of boys. J . Coalport, Salop, Prop .—Minerals, and 419 Thomas, J . T. Coleford. — Iron ores, from the 275 Randall, of Dean. their associated fossils, used in the manufacture of Shrop Forest iron. Also specimens of clays,pottery ,brick , tile , &c 420 Ulverston Mining Co . Stainton .—Furness iron shire of Burling¬ Cement from the curl-stone, manufactured by M. Brosely. ore, haematite, produced from mines of the Earl 276 Watney , A. 'Llanelly, Wales Prod , and Manu.— ton, and used for mixing with inferior iron ores. , from Gwendraeth, Lla- , A. Lydney, Gloucestershire, Prop.— Specimens of pure anthracite coal 421 Montague of nelty. Models of anthracite blast furnace, Sec, Specimens of the iron ore from the mines of the Forest 277 Clive , J . W.—Raw and calcined specimens of a Dean, with pig-iron, &c. stratum of mineral substance found among the shaly iron 422 Ainsworth , T. Cleator, near Whitehaven, Manu.— ores of Clanway Colliery, Tunstall , Staffordshire. Iron ore, from mines in Cleator. Pig iron, from haematite 400 Butterley Iron Co. Alfreton, Prod.—Specimens of ore only. coal and iron-stone, and of organic remains in connexion 423 Bewick , J . Grosmcnt , near Whitby , Agent —Cal¬ coal-field. Iron in its different stages careous ironstone from the valley of the Lsk. Sandstone "with the Derbyshire shells, &c. of manufacture, including pig-iron, refined metal, puddled, from Fairhead , near Grosmont. Petrified and merchant bar iron, Stc. 424 Bickford , Smith , & Davey , Tuckingmill , Cornwall, 401 Baugii-Deeley & Co.—Iron chains used in coal Inv. and Manu.—Several kinds of safety fuze, adapted to mines. Improved vice. convey fire to the charge in blasting rocks or ice, or in sub¬ 402 Cuutwell , Allies, Co& .—Iron and iron ores. marine operations. Cawley, P . Soho, near Birmingham, Inv.—Com¬ 425 Page , J , R. Athenaeum Club House, Prop .—Iron¬ 403 coal and iron basin, rough and plete model and section of a Staffordshire coal-pit, with ap¬ stone, from the Leitrim paratus for preventing explosions in coal mines. washed, with iron, from the same. Co. (W. Murray , 33 . 404 Brunton, W,—Model of plan proposed for ventilat¬ 426 Monkland Iron and Steel ing mines and diagrams. West George St. Glasgow).—Specimens of coal, ironstone, Furnace , Ul- fire-clay, and Roman cement, from the mineral field of 405 Harrison , Ainslie, Co& . Rowland value, in malleable verston.—Haematite iron ore, from Linda! Moor, in Furness. Lanarkshire , with illustrations of their and furnace cinder, from Newland, Back- iron, &c. Charcoal pig-iron .—A collection of all the , Duddon, and Lorn Furnaces, said to be the only 427 Blackwell , S. II . Dudley barrowcharcoal furnaces in Britain. iron ores of the United Kingdom. 403 Farnley Co.—Coal. Coke. Iron-stone. 428 Stirling (Morries ), J . D . F .R .S.E . 13 Great Cum¬ -Tyne , Prod . — berland St. Hyde Park .—Improved cast iron, called tough¬ 407 Dickinson , T. F . Newcastle-upon iron Specimen of haematite, or kidney ore, used to mix with ened cast iron. Improved wrought iron. Hardened poorer iron-stone. for tops of rails . Various alloys of iron. New bell metals, , Prop .—Iron ore, containing iron. New gun metal, bearing metal sheathing, 408 Moore , J . M.D. 10 Saville Row &c.—Pat. with its products, limestone rock, fire-clay, moulding sand, , peat-turf, &c. from the Arigna mines, Roscommon. 420 Bankart &Sons, Red Jacket Copper Works, near coal , Inv. and Manu.—Various stages of the 409 Schneider, H . W. Ulverstonc, Manu.—Iron ore; Neath, South Wales pig-iron ; blister, cast, and shear steel. process of copper smelting, as practised at Red Jacket Scotch , found in . Leabrook Iron and Steel Works, Works. Rees’ patent fuel. Pure native carbon .410 Solly & Co and Starbuck, Vale of Neath, and . Tipton, Staffordshire.—Iron and manufactured steel, with the collieries of Penrose tools and cutlery. electrodes made from it. specimens of Collieries Co. Newport, . 5 Martin’s Lane, Cannon St. City, 430 Abeucarn and Gwythe ^ 411 Bird Co& of Abcrcarn stone, very hard Prop,—Specimens of pig,bar , and refined iron, Staffordshire Monmouthshire, Prop.—Block 20 Class 1. [South Side, MISTING - and MINERAL PRODUCTS. and durable. Blocks of Abercarn and Gwythen charcoal ore, found in carbonate of lime between Gort and Kinvara, vein coal, and of Abercarn rock vein coal. Apparatus , &c. Galway county, Ireland. 431 Wales , J . Newcastle.—Models of coal mine, old 459 Blee, R . Redruth, Inv.—Safety bucket for mines, flint wheel, and of Davy-lamps. having guides to run in grooves. 432 Wood, H. L. Newcastle.—Underground working of 460 Pol &inghorne , W. FoweyConsols Mine, Tyeward- coal. reath, Inv.—Synopsis exhibiting the standard, produce, price, 434 Taylor , R. London, Pro .—Model machinery and and quantity of Cornwall and Swansea copper ores. apparatus used for dressing the inferior copper ores called 461 Miciiell , F.—Pick for dressing granite. halvans, at the Tywarnhaile mines, the property of H.R.H. 462 Arthur , J .—Apparatus for lifting pumps from the Prince of Wales. Specimens of the mineral in its several mines full ot water. states of preparation , and of the clean ore. 463 Eddy , J .—Apparatus for lifting pumps. 435 Ruel , W. H. Holbom .—Crucibles for assaying, &c. 464 Tresize , T. Perren Foundry .—Model of improved 436 Morewood & Rogers , Steel Yard Wharf , Upper smelting furnace. Thames St.—Patent galvanized tinned iron, ferric sheet 465 Vincent , T. Redruth .—Model of a steam-engine, lead, plumbic zinc, wire of compound metals, &c. by a working miner. 437 Vieille Montagne Zinc Mining Co.—Busts of Her 466 Hosking, R. Pcrran Foundry , Falmouth.—Model Majesty and H.R.H. Prince Albert , life size. Statuette of of compound valve for pumps. Sir Robert Peel. Eos, a favourite greyhound of H.R.H. 467 The Truro Local Committee. —Articles illus¬ Prince Albert , cast in zinc by Schroeder, London. Models trating lead, from East Wheal Rose, near Truro , Pcntire of vessels, bolted with zinc bolts, sheathed with ziric, and Glaze, near Wadebridge, and other Cornish mines. painted with zinc paint . Statue of Her Majesty (in Main 468 The Truro Local Committee. —Articles illustrat¬ Avenue, East ). ing tin, from various Cornish mines. !> 437a Jack , C. 8 &9 Tottenham Court New Rd. and 80 469 Local Committee , St. Austell, Collectors.—Allu¬ Upper Thames St.—Specimens of perforated zinc of various vium, in which stream tin ore is found. The ore as prepared patterns . Mouldings, blinds, &c. of zinc manufacture. for sale. Specimens of pebbles of tin ore. Building stone 438 Glover , T. Clerkenwell.—Meters ; and the large from the vicinity of St. Austell. gas-meter for measuring the gas supplied to the building. 470 Welborne , J . W. St. Austell, and 38 Albemarle St. 439 Berger , F. 12 Comhill .—Copper ores, from Tre- Manager.—Slab of rosin tin ore, from the Par . Consols mine. nance mines, Cornwall. Native copper from Serpentine. Stone of the magnetic oxide of iron, from Roche Rock iron (Under N.W. Stairs.) mine. Sulphuret of copper, or yellow copper ore. 440 Bolitho , E . Penzance .—Model of a reverberatory 471 White &Grant , Glasgow.—Patent safety cage. tin-smelting furnace, &c. Specimens of ores and products. 472 Hosking, K. Pcrran , Cornwall.—Reversing appa¬ 441 Longmaid , W . London , Manu. —Rock salt , ores , &c., ratus for horse whim and stamping machinery. from Cornwall and Devon. Chemical preparations. 473 Swansea Committee , Swansea, Manu.—Specimens 441 aRiciiards ,A.—Asectional model of East Pool Mine. of copper ore, and of calcined ore, blistered and refined 442 Breadalbane , Marquis.—Copper ore. copper, &c. 443 Redruth Local Committee , Redruth , Collectors. 474 Taylor , John , London.—Collection of rare and —Specimensof copper ore from various mines in Cornwall, extraordinary metalliferous minerals. showing the various processes it undergoes. 475 Thorne , W. Barnstaple, Prop.—Iron and copper 444 Grills , S. & Redruth Committee. —A large mass lead ores, &c., from Tavistock , Combmartin, and Perranza- of copper pyrites. buloe. Hydraulic cement and raw mineral paint . Ashlar- 445 Lean , J . West Caradon Mine, Liskeard .—Grey and stone, hone-stone, &c., near Barnstaple. native copper ore. 476 Goodhale & Reeves , for the Ringeridge Nickel 446 Puckey , J . St. Blazey, St. Austell, Agent.—Mass of Works, Vigersund, via Drammen , Norway.—Nickel ore, copper ore, about 1,500 lbs. weight, from Par . Consols mine, from mines in the district of Ringeridge. St. Blazey, Cornwall. 477 Johnson & Matthey , 79 Hatton Garden, Manu.— 447 Wellborne , W . Bodmin .—Iron -ore. Metals and compounds : Platinum , palladium, iridium, rho¬ 448 Taylor , J . Cornwall —Iron ores from Restormel. dium, uranium, &c. 449 Drew , J . St. Austell.—Iron ores from the Trerank 478 Pimm, H &Co. 29 Newhall St. Birmingham, Manu. mine. Red haematite, from Treverbyn mine, &c. —Gold and silver leaf and bronze powders. 450 Bennett , Carr , & Co. Moorgate St. London.— 479 Mathison , G. F. Royal Mint Refinery.—Sulphuric Copper ores, gossan, &c. St. Breuard , Cornwall. acid process of separating gold, silver, and copper. 451 Taylor , R.—Mining tools, as used in the Cornish 480 Pattinson , H. L. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Inv .— mines. Illustrations of Pattinson ’s process for the separation of 452 Duchy of Cornwall. —Sections of Cornish copper silver from lead. mines. 481 Hallett , G. Broadwall, Blackfriars, Manu. — 453 Devon Gt . Consol . Copper Mining Co . Tavistock. Antimony ore from Sarawak, Borneo, Leghorn, Tuscany, —Specimensof copper ore. and Algeria. Refined metallic antimony. 454 Seccombe, S. Phoenix Mines, Liskeard , Prod .—Tin 482 Hunt , J .—Machine for washing poor slimy ores, and copper ore, and gozzan, copal, &c. from Phoenix mines. employed in Brittany. Fire-bricks . Native copper, from West Caradon mine. 483 A Collection of Minerals contributed by Agents 455 Wellborne , W. Bodmin.—Tin ore and tin. and Workmen connected with the Lead Mines of Allendale, 456 Readwin , T . A . Winchester Buildings .—Tin -stone, Alston Moor, Weardale, Caldbeck, and Keswick. from Wheal Augusta, St. Just. 484 Sop with , T. F .R.S. Allenlicads, Northumberland. 457 Diamond, J . Tavistock .—Tin ore, from Wheal —Specimens of lead ore and lead manufacture , and of silver Mary. extracted in the process. 457a Bird , J . Wallwyd , Merioneth , Wales , Prop .—Spe¬ 4S5 Oxland , li .—Separation of wolfram from tin. cimen of silver lead-ore, 350 lbs., from the Cowarch mine. 488 Bkucciani , D.—Facsimile of the largest piece of 458 Collett , W. R . Gort.—Cahirglissaun silver lead- gold found in California. 21 Ground Floor .] Class 1. MISTKTG and MIiraRAL PRODUCTS.

486a Ibbktson , Capt .— Model of the Isle of "Wight, in 508 Pi-oyal Dublin Society of Ireland .—Specimens metal. of lead ore in its various stages ; lead, lead-pipe ; patent 487 Jordan , C. 37 Chapman St. Manchester.—Speci¬ shot : sheet of copper. mens of metals and their alloys. 509 Buccleuch, Duke of.—Model of furnaces for se¬ 488 Garland , T. .Fairfield, Redruth , Manu.—Impure parating pure silver from lead ore. A block of pure silver. oxide of arsenic, obtained from tin ores- Commercial oxide Specimens of lead. Crystals of lead. Model of a lead of arsenic, and lump arsenic, obtained from the preceding. vapour condensing apparatus. Collection of minerals. 489 Low, J . 30 Gracechurch St. part Prop .—Copper, 510 Wallace , W. & Cowper, T . Nenthead , Alston, from Low’s patent works, Penclawdd. Prop .—Carbonate of lead, from Little Eggleshope Lead 490 Rowlandson , T. 7 Esher St. Kennington , Pat .— Mine, in Teesdale, Durham. Minerals from Alston. Specimensof ores and products from the Isle of Anglesea, 511 Barrett , Capt. —•Cobalt and copper ores from the Yale of Ovoca, Wicklow, and the Cwmhusian Gold Conniston mines, near Kendal , Lancaster. Mine. Merionethshire. 512 Blee, R . Redruth .—Cobalt ores, from Cornwall. 491 Harrison , J . Bakervale, Derbyshire .—Lead ore 513 Liskeard Committee .—Iron pyrites ; hornblende; from Mogshaw mine, Bakervale. antimony. 492 Rowe, II. Laxey Glen, Douglas, Isle of Man, Joint 514 Muscijamp, W. Derwent Lodge, Sunderland .- Prop.—Silver lead ore, and blende ore. Copper ores. 492a Coates , W.—Specimens of lead ore, from Tully- 515 Dublin Society .—Copper ore, from Knockmahon ratty mine, Strangford, Ireland , the property of Lord de Kos. mines, Waterford. 493 Cumming, J . G. Isle of Man.—Argentiferous galena, 516 Tennant, J . Strand.—Copper ore from Lake Supe¬ from the Foxdale Mines. rior. 494 Byers , J . Stockton-on-Tees, Durham , Prod , and 517 Graham, J. Barrhead , near Glasgow.—Greenstone, Manu.—Lead ore, silver, and litharge, from Grasshill Mine, showing native copper ; native copper, as found in the Teesdale. Refined, common, and slag lead, sheet, and fissures of the rock, from Boyleston quarry , Renfrew¬ pipe, shire. 495 Burr , T. W. &G. Shrewsbury, Prod , and Manu.— 518 Berger, J . Native copper, from the Lizard. Mineral specimen, raised at the Snailbeach lead mines, 519 Brunton, W. Cornwall.—Safety fuse for blasting. Shrewsbury, weighing 12 cwt. 520 Copeland, G. A. Pendennis , Falmouth, Inv. and 488 Devonshire , The Duke of, and his Agent, Captain Manu.—Safety blasting cartridges. Eddy , Grassington .—Specimen of Devonshire lode , grit¬ 521 Offlaiiertie, H .—Lead ore, from Glengola mines. stone, &c. Transverse section of the Devonshire lode. 521aMurciiison , J . H .—Specimens of copper ore from 497 Pattinson &Cain , Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Prod .— the Island of Kawaw, New Zealand. Specimens of the ma¬ Specimens of arsenio-phosphate of lead. From Drygill trix of the silver lead ore at Beevalston, Devonshire. Mine, near Hesket New Market , Cumberland. 522 Forbes, Dr .—Cinnabar , from California, and 5,160 498 Bennett , T. 11 Woodbridge St. Clerkenwell, Manu. grains of mercury distilled from 7,560 grains of the cinnabar —Leaf-gold, made by steam-machinery. 523 Davies &Taylor, Aberystwyth .—Lead ores. 499 Smith , R. Blockford, Perth .—Minerals of Scotland. 524 Hunt, R .—Mining map of Cornwall. Chemicals from unusual sources. 525 Arkansas Mining Co.—Sample of lead ore as cutl 500 PuiLLirs, Smith , & Co. Llanelly .—Specimens of from the vein, containing portions of copper and iron oresl iron and tin plate. and sulphuret of zinc, coated with quartz and barytes. J 501 Downman, H. II .—Wood impregnated with block 526 Hawke, E . H., Scorrier, Cornwall.—Specimens of] tin. safety fuse. _ . 502 Jenkins , H. W. Truro .—Specimens of arsenic, 529 Knipe , J . A. Claplmm, Surrey, Des. & Prop .- wolfram, from various tin-mines in Cornwall, used as a Geological map of the British Isles, sites of the mmeraisJ mordant in dyeing calicoes. Varieties of mundics and &c Geological and mineralogical map of England and rarer minerals, from various parts of Cornwall. Wales with parts of Scotland, Ireland , and France. 503 Davey , S. Redruth , Miner.—Specimens of ores of 530 Marriott , Mrs. Frederick , 3 Eastbourne TerraceJ zinc. Hyde Park .—Specimen of gold ore from the Mariposa MineJ 504 Cole , E . J .—Rich specimen of tin ore. Black tin, California, estimated to contain 45$ per cent, of ffoldJ Risehill Mine, near Tavistock. Another specimen. (Main Avenue, East .) . from crj staij 505 Williams &Sons, County Wicklow Ireland .—Sul¬ 531 Devonshire , Duke of. — Large quartz phur ore ; manganese ore, from Glandore Mining Company. (Main Avenue, East .) ^ „ , .—Blende and 532 Erskine , J . Scotland, Prod .—Specimens of tea 506 Grey , J . Dilston , Corbridge, Agent . calamine from Alston Moor, Cumberland ; spelter from ore. from the Black Craig mines. them. 533 Webb, —, Islington .—Soda-water pipe, and gram of London strata . (South Wall.) „ ttmtI 507 Mining Co. for Ireland , 2 Burgh Quay, Dublin, Square, Notting uni I Prod.—Silver-lead ore, from Shallee mines. Silvery-copper 534 Samuel, M. A. 23 Netland ore, from Gurtnadyne . Copper ore, from Ballynoe, and prod.—Sulphate of iron, from Shakspeare’s Cliff, Lackamore, all Co, Tipperary , rough and dressed. (See also Objects outside the Building, pages 7 and •)

Proceed to Sculpture Court , page 154. _ CiaSS 2._ ^_ [South Gallery. Class 2. CHEMICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS. - South G-allery . -- 1 Pontifex &W ood, Shoe Lane.— Various chemi¬ Avenue), pure sulphate of alumina, called in cals, including crystals of nitric acid, tartaric acid, sulphate commerce of copper. concentrated alum,and bicarbonate of soda.—Manufactured Rochelle salts. at the Felling Chemical 2 Works. Mf.lincrythan Chemical Co. Neath, "Wales, Manu, 19 Richardson Brothers & Co . Manu .— —Sugar of lead, or acetate of lead. Refined salt¬ petre from the East Indies, kc. 3 Button , C. 146 Holborn Bars , Manu .—Chemical products. 20 Stevenson , W . Jarrow Chemical Works , South Shields, Manu.—Crystals of soda converted into bicarbonate 3aReade , Rev . J B . Stone Vicarage , Aylesbury , Inv. by —Soluble Prussian -blue , &c. exposure to carbonic acid gas. 21 Tullocii , A . Waltham Abbey , Prod .—Saltpetre, 4 Buckley , J ., the Trustees of the late, Manchester, charcoal, Manu.—Crystals of and sulphur, used in the manufacture of gun¬ copperas, or sulphate of iron. powder at the 5 Evans, F . J .—Napthalim, from coal. Waltham Abbey Mills. 22 Mason k Son , 11 6 Wilson, J . Glasgow, Manu.—Alum slate, raw and Munster St. Regent ’s Park , Manu. —Royal premier blacking . French varnish, and manufactured . Iron pyrites and sulphate of iron. Sulphate varnish. waterproof of ammonia obtained from the distillation of coal. A rare specimen of naphthaline. 23 Hills , F . C. Deptford , Pat . and Manu .—Nitrate of potash, made by patent process. Sal- 7 Spence , P . Pendleton Alum ammoniac and smelling Works , Manchester, salts, derived from the ammoniacal of Inv. and Manu.—Iron pyrites and its liquid gas works. products. Shale or 24 Hemingway , A . W . Portman St schist, and alum produced from it . Patent zinc cement, or iron. . .—Double salts of hydraulic mortar ; and specimens of the waste materials from which the cement is 25 Ponting , T . C. 32 High St. Bristol , Inv . and Manu. manufactured. —Marking 7a ink . Shaving cream. Medicinal vegetable fluid Tennants , C- & Co. Manchester , Manu .—Salts of extracts , made with cold water. copper, zinc, and tin, potash, soda, Sec. used in calico dyeing and printing. 26 Clifford , G . 5 Inner Temple Lane .—Specimens: deeds, 7b Young , J . writings , engravings , kc., injured by fire, water, Ardwick Bridge , Manchester , Inv . — age, dirt , smoke, &c. in a restored and Mineral oil. Paraffine. Stannates,with models of apparatus. unrestored state. 27 B ram well , T . k Co . Heworth Chemical 7c Brown Co& .—Muriates and sulphates of ammonia. Works, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,Manu.—Crystals of 7i>Dick& Co., Burg Chemical Works, Carlisle.—Cop¬ prussiate of potass peras, manufactured by of commerce. Ferrocyanide of potassium of chemists, used Spence’s patent process. for dyeing blue in place of 8 Dentith "W. Sc Co indigo. . Manchester , Manu . — Orna¬ 28 WiNSOR& ments of bichromate of potash, and of nitrate NEWTON,38RathbonePl . Manu. —Artists’ of lead (in pigment. Brushes and pencils for drawing and painting. Main Avenue, West). Mineral colours, &c. used by calico- Canvas palettes, &c. printers and dyers, china and earthenware manufacturers. 29 Fawcett , B. 73 Snow Hill and 7 Somner St. 9 Kurtz Sc Sciimersaiil , Cornbrook Works , Man¬ South¬ chester, wark.—Graining and flatting with the innoxious paragon Manu,—New colouring matters , and preparations paint. ,for printing and dyeing in cotton, linen , silk, and wool; with ;specimens. 30 Cheshire , J . jun . Northwich , Manu .—Specimens Ultramarine , of various qualities. of best table salt, and other salt. I 10 Hatmel Sc Ellis, 9 Sugar Lane , Manchester, 31 Spencer , J . A . 9 IManu.—Specimens of Westboume PI . Hyde Park , Manu. sulphate of copper, nitrate of lead, Sec. —Chemical preparations : Naphthaline , I'In Main Avenue, West). Sulphur. caffeine, quinine, &c. Orchella weed. 32 Watt , W . Glasgow , Manu .—Sea-weed , with its 11 Howards & Kent , Stratford , Essex , Maim . — chemical Duinine and products : Kelp, sulphate of potash, chloride of cinchonine, with materials and salts. Nec- potassium, carbonate of soda, and handria radisei, or green-heart bark , and its iodine. alkaloid bebe- 33 Picciotto , M . H . 8 Crosby Sq . Inv . and Manu .— :ine. Camphor, borax, tartaric and citric acid, antimony, Gumarabic, diver, bismuth , iron, purified by a patent process. Hochstaetter mercury , magnesia, potassium, iodine, ultramarine blue. Mannite prepared in Italy . pine, opium, and their preparations. Italian flax. 12 Bell , J . L. 34 Bullock , J . L . 22 Conduit St. Manu .—Chemical Washington Chemical Works, New¬ principles from substances used as food or castle-upon-Tyne, Manu.—Specimens of Pattinson ’s medicine. patent 35 Naylor , W. 56 James St. Oxford St. Manu.—Var¬ hxichloride of lead, and landscapes painted with colours nishes. Wood, stained prepared from it. without sizing. 36 Nissen & Parker , 43 Mark Lane , Inv .—Tinted I 13 King, J . Glasgow, Manu. (Sole partner of the Hur- paper, chemically prepared pulp for bank checks. I-et &Campsie Alum Co.)—Alum. Red and yellow prus- Iiates of potash. 37 Bullock , E . & Co . Galway . Ireland .—Arran kelp. Potash . Sulphate of soda, iodine, and other I 14 May ScBaker, Battersea,Surrey,Manu.—Chemicalfrom sea- preparations I'reparations. weed. I 38 SruRGiN, T . Saffron Walden , Prod .—Root , stem, 15 Cook, T. A. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Manu.—Crys- flower, and stigmata of saffron.. lallized carbonate of soda, manufactured by the Walker 39 Hawthorne , J . 77 Irikali Company. Charrington St. Inv.—A new ink for staining oak and mahogany. Stained I 16 Lindsay, G . Sunderland, Manu.— specimens. Green vitriol , or 40 Hall , J . Queenborough , Prod .—Specimen of cop¬ I opperas of commerce, extensively used in dyeing silks, wool- peras , from the works at Queenborough, Isle of Ims , and cottons, making writing inks, Venetian Sheppey,with red, &c. specimens of pyrites and copperas in a granulated form. I 17 Moberley , W . Mulgrave Alum Works , Landsend, 41 13ar Whitby , Prod , Hopkin k Williams , 5 New Cavendish St . Manu .— and Manu.—Crystallised alum (in Main Pure tannin . Crystallized chromic acid. I. venue ) , raw Benzoate of am¬ alum shale , calcined shale , alum meal , and monia. Biniodide of mercury . Pure aconitine, and other lushed alum. Sulphate of magnesia, rough and refined. chemicals. Immonia and magnesia,for manure I 18 Pattinson, W. W. 42 Bower , J . Hunslet , Leeds , Manu .—Carbonate of Gateshead, Newcastie-upon- soda, particularly adapted for scouring wood or lyne , Manu.—Specimens of crystallized woollens. alum (in Main 43 Jenkins , W . H . Truro , Inv .—Arsenical compound: South Gallery .] Class 2. 23 CHEMICAL and PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS.

a general preventive of foulness, barnacles, &c. on ships’ 71 Lahplough , H. 83 Snow Hill, Inv.—Aloes, opium, bottoms, buoys, &c. and of dry-rot in buildings. myrrh , Russian castorcine, ipecacuanha, rhubarb , &c. 44 Fox & Barrington , Manchester .'—Chemicals. 72 Coulson , Jukes , & Co . 12 Clements Lane , Lombard 45 Barnes , J . B. 143 New*Bond St. Manu.—Valerianic St. Prop .—Mineral black for paint. acid and valerianates. 73 Peacock , G . Southampton Docks . — Wood pre¬ 46 Parrott , W. 7 Cleaveland St. Prod .—Semi-trans¬ served by a superior composition. parent brown colour from the smut of corn. 73aSheubsole , W . High Street , Dorking .—A case of ^47 Wood &Bedford , Leeds, Manu.—Specimens of the artificial crystals. varieties of lichen used in the manufacture of cudbear, or¬ 74 Stephens , II . 54 Lower Stamford St. Blackfriars, chil, and litmus , and of the substances obtained from them. Inv.—Stains for wood. Patent ever-pointed pencils. Foun¬ 48 Blundell , Spence, &Co. Hull, and 9 Upper Thames tain ink-holders. Ink-holders. Patent fountain pens. St. Inv. and Manu.—Colours for oil painting and paper 75 Hayes , P . & Co. Salford.—Resins and varnishes. staining. White oxichloride of lead : pat. White zinc 76 Duncan , W. L. Sydenham, Kent, Inv.—Sample of paint. New drying oil. Anti-corrosion and stucco paint. cotton waste cleansed after being used by engineers. Patent dryer . Composition for ships’bottoms. Oils, &c. 77 Mason, Mrs. B. 38 Doughty St.—Pooloo’s Chinese 49 Bankart , F. Swansea.—Crystals of sulphate of iron. cement. Agent, T. J . Blofeld, 6 Middle Row, Holborn. 50 Godson, S. II . Tenbury , Worcestershire , and Rut¬ 78 Humfrey , C. Farnham PI. Southwark, Inv. and land Gate, London, Prop.—Native mineral waters. Con¬ Manu.—Colours produced by fatty acids with metallic oxides centrated acid tested, to show the bromine constituents, &c. and peroxides. Candles and refined fatty matters. 51 Dinneford &Co . 172 New Bond St. Inv . and Manu. 79 .Dickson , G . & Co. 46 Dundas St. Edinburgh , Manu. Magnesian minerals and chemicals. —Medicinal cod, ling,and skate liver oil. Cod liver ointment. 52 Schilling &Sutton , Brighton, Manu.—Samples of 80 Brearev , W. A. Douglas, Isle of Man, Inv.—Re¬ scda, Seltzer, and Fachingen water. Effervescing lemonade. fined oil. Pure oleine, for fine machinery, and instruments. 52a Struve & Co.Brighton .—Artificial mineral waters. 81 Robertson , W. Banff, Scotland, Manu.—Cod-liver 53 Kane , W. J . Dublin , Manu.—Specimen of sulphate and skate-liver oil, extracted by steam-heat. Sulphate of r -So<^a, made in brick furnaces, and of bleaching powder baryta and chloride of barium. (chloride of lime). Specimens of sulphur pyrites and man¬ 82 Linklater , J . 5 Sidney St.—Cod-liver oil. ganese ore. 83 Owen , C. Edinburgh , Manu .—Pure cod -liver oil. 54 Ward , Smith, & Co. Glasgow, Manu. —Iodine. 84 King , W . W . Soho St . Liverpool , Manu .—Effer¬ Muriate of potash. Sulphate of potash. Alkali ,salt. vescent citrate of magnesia. 55 Fowler , J . 35 Bedford St. Covent Garden.—Pure 85 Burt , S. J . 26 Farringdon St . Prop .—Cantharides. benzoic acid. Cantharidine and its compounds. 88 58 Lawrence , W. 103 Sloane St. Manu.—Specimens Huskisson, J . W. &H . 77 Swinton St. Gray’s Inn °f cod liver oil. Road, Manu.—Chemical preparations of soda, iodine, mer¬ 57 Brown, F. 12 Eccleston PI . Pimlico, Pat . and cury, potash, lead, citric and tartaric acids, iron, and zinc. Manu.—Innoxious colours manufactured from the oxide of zinc. 87 Murray , Sir J . M.D. Monktown, Dublin , Inv.— Bicarbonate of magnesia, dissolved in distilled water. Fluid 58 Ellam , Jones , & Co., Markeaton Mills, Derby, camphor and magnesia. Carbonate of magnesia in crystals. Manu.—Emery : Granular rhombohedral corundum-stone, 88 Sturges , J . Kettering , Inv.—Preparation for pre¬ irom Naxos,in Asia Minor. Mineral and vegetable colours, serving the turnip plant from the fly. Proposed remedy native and manufactured. for the smut in wheat. 59 Russell &Robertson , Omoa Foundry , Holytown, 89 Ward ,J . County Donegal ,Ramelton .—-Kelp manu¬ Lanarkshire , Inv .—White carbonate of lead or ceruse, factured from sea-weed, and specimens of iodine, muriate yellow chromate of lead, and red dichromate of lead ; manu¬ of potash, sulphate of potash, &c. made from kelp. factured by a new process. 90 Kent , J . H . Stanton , near Bury St . Edmonds , Prod. 60 Johnson , J . R. 12 Bankside, Tnv.^—Calico printed —Dried pharmaceutical indigenous plants, with extracts. and dyed with munjeet and madder. Illustrations of print- 91 Truman & Hanbury , Winch Lane and Spitalfields. *ng in chintz , eight fast colours. —Specimens illustrating the manufacture of beer. 01 Scott , L. 41 Moorgate St. Manu.—Patent white 92 Godfrey & Cooke , 31 Southampton St. Covent oxide of zinc, an innoxious substitute for white lead in Garden, and 30 Conduit St. Manu.—Carmine. Lake. Bis¬ artistic and house painting , &c. produced from spelter muth oxide* Ammonia. Oil of amber . Salt of amber. by destructive distillation. Artificial musk. Watchmaker ’soil . Essence of ambergris, &c. 02 Davy , Mackmurdo , & Co. Bermondsey, Manu.— 93 Squire , P . 277 Oxford St . Inv . and Manu .—Phar¬ Chemical preparations. maceutical extracts. Chloroform and other inhalers. Ap¬ 63 Dauptain , Gorton , & Co. 17 Wharf Road, City paratus for preparing infusions. Road, Maim.—Samples of ultramarine. 94 Smitii, T. & H. 21 Duke St. Edinburgh , Manu.— 64 Estcourt , S. 2 Green Ter . New River Head, Inv. Specimens of aloine, the cathartic principle of the aloes, of and Manu.—Refined Indian blue. gallic acid, of crystallized mannite, and of cantharidine . ^ 65 Coppock, J . Bridport, Inv.—A chemical liquid for 85 Bass , J . 81 Hatton Garden , Inv .—Concentrated nnparting a mahogany and rose-wood colour to common medicinal infusions and decoctions. ^'oods, with specimens. 98 McCulloch , C. Covent Garden Market .—English 86 Bell &Co. 2 Wellington St. Goswell St.—Mineral and American herbs and roots. paints, which will dry under water, or on metals exposed to 07 Tustian , J . Melcombe, near Banbury, Manu. extreme heat : for ships’ bottoms, damp walls, &c. Petals and confection of the red rose. Extract of henbane. 68 Marshall , J . Leeds, Manu.—Samples of indigo, 98 Tustian &Usher , Melcombe , near Banbury , Manu. carmine, orchil, cudbear, lac dyes, and turmeric. —English rhubarb , trimmed and untrimmed,and in powder. 69 Lee, C. 119 Lower Thames St. City, Imp.—Newly 99 Jennings, II . C. 97 Leadenhall St. —Starch, gums, invented black dyeing material, for dyeing silk. and a vegetable wax from potatoes and wheat. 70 Davies , J . Cross St. King St, Manchester, Inv. and 100 Hopwood, H . Richmond .—Large crystals of sugar * anu. Preserved size, for any climate . . of milk. .24 Class 2. [South Gallery. CHEMICAL and PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS. 101 Tennant , M. B. Brighton .—A chemical production 114 Austin , J . B. Banbury, Manu.—Decoctions and for labels or artist ’s designs, a product of a silvery hue, to infusions of medical substances. Superphosphate of lime. be thrown over drawings by means of chemical agency. Sulphate of lime or gypsum. Fine white sand, found at 102 Keating , T. 79 St. Paul’s Churchyard . — Jalap Todmarton , near Banbury. root and liay saffron, from'Asia Minor ; kousso, from Abys¬ 115 Savory &Moore. —Kousso, sumbul, or musk-root. sinia ; sarsaparilla root,from Paraguay. 116 Bell , J . — Cod-liver oil , stearine , sarsaparilla, 103 Watts , J . 107 Edgware Road, Mann.—Pharma¬ juice of taraxacum, otto of roses, &c. Salt, from the ceutical extracts. Droitwich Patent Salt Works. 104 Duncan , Flockiiart , & Co. Edinburgh , Manu.— 117 The London Druggists. —Balsams , barks , beetles, Chloroform. extracts , expressed oils, essential oils, roots, seeds, woods, 105 Lea , A. 150 Oxford St. Inv.—Myrrhine aids to the spices, peppers, &c. Fruits , gums and resins, leaves, digestive organs. mosses, &c. 100 Morson, T. &Son, Southampton Row and Hornsey 118 Copney , W. Plough Ct. Lombard St.—Crystals of Rd.—Specimens of crystallized salts of morphine, strichnine, citric acid, sulphate of copper, sulphate of magnesia, and cinchonie , of pure aconita and veratric , gallic, tannic , and octahedra of alum. -meconic acids, pyro-gallic and pyro-meconic acids, &c. 119 Sturge , J . E . Birmingham.—Crystal of chlorate of 107 Macfarlan , J . F. &Co. 17 North Bridge, Edin¬ potash and amorphous phosphorus. burgh, Manu.—Series illustrative of the manufacture of the 120 Oxland , J . & R. Plymouth .—Samples of sugar, salts of morphia. Specimens of gallic and tannic acids. produced by a process of refining without blood. Specimens of sulphate of bebeerin and its alkaloid. 121 Pinto , Perez , & Co. Limehouse.—Specimens of 108 Pound , M. 198 Oxford St. Imp.and Manu.—Imports acetate of lead in crystals. from Calcutta ; Indian bael ; fruit of the Bengal quince. 122 Stevenson , J . C. Jarrow , South Shields.—Large Wine of bael. Bark of the root of the bael tree . Soap crystal of soda. berries , the fruit of the Sapindus. Jujube fruit , imported 123 Riley , E. Museum of Practical Geology, Picca¬ from Paris . Flaked cold cream, &c. dilly .—Specimens of hippuric acid peculiarly prepared. 109 Collins , R. N. Oxford St. Cannon St. Inv. and 3.24 Greenish , T. 20 New St. Dorset Sq. Manu.—Speci¬ Manu.—Disinfecting powder. mens of various syrups. Superphosphate of iron. Tincture 110 Hattersley , W. Elixir of sarsaparilla prepared of Columba. Tincture of hops. without heat. 125 Trix , T. Exeter , Manu.—Extract of henbane from 111 Davenport , J . T. 33 Russell St. Bloomsbury.— the wild herb. •Chemical preparations. 120 Dixon , Son, & Co. Newton Heath , Manchester .— 112 Nixey , W. G. 22 Moor St. Soho.—Cement. Models of matches made with Schrotter ’s amorphous phos¬ 113 Oyler, S. 2 York St. Camden Town.—Lint. phorus. A. Albright , Patentee. Proceed to Class 3.

Class 3. SUBSTANCES USED AS FOOD. - - South Gallery . -- 1 Lighton , J . Frampton , near Boston, Prod .—Glass 10 Brocchiere , P . 21 Rue Louis le Grand , Paris .— of honey, 19 lbs., produced under an improved system. Concentrated forms of food prepared from blood of cattle. 2 Doubleday , H. Coggeshall, Essex, Prod .—Fine 17 Clay , J . Edgeley , Stockport .—Specimen of pre¬ specimen of honeycomb. pared maize or Indian corn. 3 Carleton , E . Blaris, Lisburn , Ireland .—Camomile 20 Leonard , J . &T. P . Hull, Prop —Beef, prepared, flowers. cured, and rolled, so as to keep good for any length of time. 4 Bentley , J . F. Stamford, Lincoln, Prod .—Speci¬ The process of curing and mode of preparing invented by mens of honey in the comb, free from pollen and brood cells, J . Tupling. collected under Nutt ’s system. 21 Warriner , G. & Soyer , A. 7 Upper St. Martin ’s 5 Kitchener , W. C. Newmarket , Cambridgeshire, Lane.—Osmazome, or essence of meat, &c. Prod , and Inv.—Two specimens of honey. Apparatus for 22 Payne & Son, 328 Regent St. Imp. and Manu.— obtaining honey without impurity. Indian curry powder ; Delhi, Chusnee, and Indian curry 0 Dutton , R. W. 146 Fleet St. Prop .—Honey in the sauce, &c. comb. 23 Underwood , G. H. Pendleton , Manchester , Inv .— 7 Hills & Underwood , Eastcheap , Inv . and Manu .— Meats, preserved without the use of salt. Vinegar manufactured from malt. 24 Linklater , J . 5 Sidney St. Commercial Rd.— 11 CorLAND, Barnes , & Co. 46 Botolph Lane, East- Smoked mutton. cheap.—Tart fruits , jams, jellies, &c. hermetically scaled, 20 Whitney , J . Calver Hill, Hereford , Inv .—Beef pre¬ which retain for years their flavour and quality. served in a dry state , peculiarly adapted for the use of 12 Gamble , J . H. 33 Royal Exchange, Manu.—Pre¬ sailors, being free from salt. served provisions. Canister of boiled mutton , supplied to 27 Weatiierley , H. 54 Theobald’s Rd .—Specimens the Arctic Expedition in 1824, and found by Captain Sir of honey-drops. James Ross in Prince Regent's Inlet in 1849, in a perfect 27aWiieeler , F . Rochester —Specimens of free -labour state of preservation , &c. produce. 13 Colquhoun, J . N. Lt .-Col. R.A. Woolwich.—Fruit 28 Snowden , R . City Rd . and East Rd . Inv . and Pat. of the plantain , dried in the sun, from Jalisco (Guadalasara) —Coffee raw, and prepared by patent process. Samples of Mexico. the processes of cleansing and purifying the coffee berry 14 Smith, M. Copper Alley, Dublin . (Agent in London, previous to roasting and grinding. J . Kendall , 8 Harp Lane, Great Tower St).—Preserved pig. 29 Lebaigue , 10 Little Titchfield St. Imp. and Manu. 15 Ritchie & McCall , 137 Hounsditch.—“ Goldner’s —Chocolate and cocoa, the in various stages of manu¬ Patent .” Preserved animal and vegetable substances. facture. South. Gallery .] Class 3. 2d SUBSTANCES USED AS EQOD.

30 Paris Chocolate Company, 252 Regent St.—Cho¬ 63 Golding, R. Hunton, Maidstone, Manu.—Pocket colate, &c. of Mid-Kent hops. 31 Pry & Sons, Bristol. — Trunk of cocoa-tree, and 64 Plomley , P. Maidstone, Des.—Magnifiedview of specimens of leaves, flowers, pods, and nuts, from the West the formation and growth of the hop fungus, from its earliest Indies, and manufactured cocoa and chocolate. to its latest stage. 32 White , G. B. 147 Shoreditch, Imp. and Manu.— 85 Masters , A. Tonbridge, Prop.—Pour branches of Cocoa and chocolate, raw and manufactured. dried hops. Samples of the same. 33 Shinton , R . 29 Spencer St. St. George ’s East .— 80 Peterson ,T.Trinity Chambers,Water Lane,Tower Samples of cocoa. St. Agent.—Oil cakes. Vegetable oils and manures. 34 Monteiro , L . A . 2 Upper Phillimore PI . Kensing¬ 08 Burn, R. North Merchiston House, Edinburgh, ton. —Chocolate manufactured. Imp. Des. and Manu.—Cotton seed (seed cotton), with oil, 35 Lane, W. R. 226 Strand, Manu.—Essence of coffee, and oil-cake made from them, imported from the colonies. manufactured by a machine invented by the exhibitor. 70 Sheppard, A. Ipswich, Prop.—Eggshell white 38 Grut,B . 1 Sambrook Ct. Imp. —Caracas wheat, and Chevalier malting barley, grown in Suffolk. New cocoa,from Granada. Malt manufactured at Ipswich. 71 The Truro Local Committee. —Specimens of Extract37 ofBcivd, J. T. 82 Mount St. Grosvenor Sep Manu.— Cor¬ cocoa. nish agricultural grains, Indian corn, &c. 38 Benham, W. A. Cross St. Queen’s Sq. Bloomsbury. 72 Webb, R. Calcot Farm, Reading, Prod.—Mummy Talavera wheat. Free trade wheat. Wellington apple, —Samplesof manufacture.of Trinidad cocoa, raw, and in the various stages famous for keeping, &c. 39 Benson , W . 133 Oxford St. Imp .—Plor de Cabanas, 73 Raynbird , R . Ilengrave , near Bury St . Edmunds, Martinez, Havannah cigars, and samples of tobacco. Prod.—Kessingland wheat,'grown upona light soil, at Hen- 40 Lambert &Butler , 141,142 Drury Lane.—Tobacco grave, Suffolk. Chevalier barley, grown at Hengrave. from America, Havannah, Holland, &c. Tick beans with white eyes, grown at Hengrave. 41 Bremner &Till , 60 PenchurchSt.—Tobacco. 74 Raynbird , H. Laverstoke, Andover Rd. Hamp¬ 42 Jonas Brothers , 42 and 43 Leman St. White¬ shire, Prod.—Specimens of wheat produced by hybridiza¬ chapel, Manu.—Cigars and tobacco. tion, and of Hopetown and Piper’s thickset wheat, from 43 Jones & Co. 39 Brunswick Sq. Imp.—Cigars, fo¬ which the hybrids were obtained. reign and British. 75 Kendall , J.Treverlin, Truro, Cornwall.—Sheaf of 44 Lundy Poot &Co. Dublin, Inv. and Manu.—Snuff, white wheat, named “ The giant straw wheat.” made solely from the leaf and stalk of Virginia tobacco. 77 Taylor & Son, Bishop Stortford , Herts , Manu .— 45 Taylor , T. G. Hackney , Grower and Manu .— Varieties of malt: amber coloured, white and brown. Tobacco of English growth and manu. and snuff. 78 Wellsman , J . Moulton , near Newmarket , Manu.— 46 Hyams , M. 79 Long Lane, Manu .—Cigars of British Sample of pale malt, manufactured from Chevalier barley. manufacture. Samples of tobacco. 79 Maund , B. P .L.S. Bromsgrove , Prod .—Specimens 47 Sales , Pollard , & Co. 57 Red Cross St. Cripple- of wheat, artificially hybridized, showing that its exterior gate, Manu.—Cigars of Yara tobacco. form can be modified. 48 Bucklanp & Topliss, Barrington Cres. Brixton, 80 Wrench , J. and Sons, London Bridge.—Samples Inv. and Manu.—The cigarilla. of grain most familiar in the London market. 49 Cohen &Orr, 41 St. James’s St.Im.—Raw tobacco 82 Payne , H . Birdbrook Moat , near Halstead. —Varie¬ and cigars. ties of grain. 50 Goodes, G. &S. 12 Prince’s St. Spitalfields, Manu. 83 Strange , B. Banbury.—Stiff clay soil, &c. Sample —British cigars. of beans, growth 1850, as per statement annexed. 52 Richardson Brothers , Edinburgh, Manu.—To¬ 85 Milne , W . Rhynie , Scotland , Inv .—One quarter of bacco, imported from Virginia into Leith, raw and manu¬ Scotch barley oats. factured. Snuffs, &c. 80 Walker , W. Mossat, near Aberdeen, Prod.— 53 The London Spice Trade , Imp.—Samples of Sample of Kildrummieoats. spices, including mace, nutmegs, clove3, cinnamon, cassia, 88 Cousens , S. Great Bentley , near Colchester , Prod .— pimentoseeds. , black and white pepper, ginger, and carraway- White wheat, new variety, weight of imp. bush. 64 lbs. net. 90 Fox,J. J . Devizes, Prop.—Specimens of red straw- 54 Faulkner ,R. &C. 44 JermynSt. St. James’s, Manu. white Essex wheat, and of Nursery, Lammas, and Talavera —Preserved fruits. red wheat, grown in Wiltshire. 55 Fortnum, Mason, &Co. 182 Piccadilly, Imp.—Pre¬ 90a Cahill ,M. Ballyraggit , Kilkenny , Prod .—Samples served and dried fruits, and edible seeds, from various of wheat, oats, and barley, grown at Grove, Kilkenny. countries. Varieties of honey. 91 Stevens , R . Stamford , Prod .—Sample of wheat, 58 Clemens, J. 25 Mincing Lane, and Malagar, Pro.— Collyweston white. Jordan almonds. Raisins. 92 Crougiiton , W . P . Tenterden , Kent , Prod .—Hoary 58 Spur, G. Boston, Manu.—Specimens of linseed- white wheat; produce, over five quarts per acre. Golden cake from English linseed. pod beans5 produce, over four quarters six bushels per acre. 58aGrace , D . Brighton .—Patent mushroom spawn. 93 Asprey, J. Sandleford,near ISewbury, Berks, Prod. 59 Richardson &Sons, 6 Duke St. Southwark, Prop. —White trump wheat, grown on very poor soil ; weight —Golding hops, grown in “the Hill,” in Mid-Kent, in East 67 lbs. per bushel. Kent, and in the heart of Mid-Kent. Jones’s hops, from 94 Fordiiam, T. Snelsmore Hill East, near Newbury, Kent and Sussex. Grape hops, Colgate hops, &c. Prod.—Samples of hybrydized white wheat; weight 66£ lbs. 80 Ashburniiam, The Dowager Lady, Broomham,near per bushel. Prolific beans; weight 70 lbs. per bushel. Hastings, Prod.—A bag of hops, grown within three miles 95 Juson,W. Red Hill, Shrewsbury.—Samples of grain of the sea, in the parish of Guestling, Sussex. and fine flower. 01 Attfield , C. Famham, Prod.—Pocket of hops. 98 Keene, W. 42 Comhill , Prop.—Forty-day maize ^82 Paine , J. M. Farnham,Surrey.—Samples of choice from the Pyrenees. white-bines and true Golding hops. 99 Irwin , Elizabeth , Ballymore , Boyle , Rcscommcn, 28 Class 3. [South Gallery. SUBSTANCES USED AS FOOD. Prod.—Black barley, grown at Ballymore, in the county of 124 WoTHERsrooN, R. Glenfield Starch Works, Max- Roscommon, Ireland, from African seed. welton, near Paisley, Manu.—Specimen of Glenfield patent 100 Bexley , Lord, by J. Beswick, Footscray, Kent, powder starch, made from sago ; a new material from which Prod. —Bushel of white chittim wheat. the starch is made. 101 Moses, H. E. &M. 87 Tower Hill.—Fresh preserved 125 Reckitt Se Son, Hull , Manu.—Starch, Sec. from meats from the Camperdown establishments, Sydney, New wheat, potato, and sago. South Wales, having undergone a voyage of 16,000 miles, 126 Seiand &Muckaet, Montrose.—Samples of starch, and remaining in a perfectly fresh state. 127 Miller, D . &W. Musselburgh, near Edinburgh, 102 Gibson, C. Pitlochry, Perth, Prod.—Samples of Prod .—Starch : household white, bleachers’ wheaten, Royal English barley , grown near Pitlochry , about 600 feet above blue, and sago flour. Scctcli farina the level of the sea. . Arrowroot. 128 Jones , O. & Co. Battersea , Inv. Pat . and Manu.— 103 Guillerez , A. F. 37 Castle St. Edinburgh, Prod.— Starch, hair powder, and gluten from rice. Lentils cultivated at South Queensferry, near Edinburgh. 129 Piesse, S . 43 Molyneux St. Marylebonc, Inv. and IOSaSadler , W . J . Swindon , Wilts .—Lawrance ’s pro- Manu.—Lactine, or artificial milk. Pestachio nuts, and lixus crystal wheat, 66£ lbs. to the bushel. powder. Patchonly. 104 Gibi?3 & Co. Half-Moon St. Piccadilly, Imp. and 130 Berger, S. Bromley, Middlesex, Manu.—Berger’s Prod.—Dried grasses and seeds, wheat, barley, Sec. patent rice starch. 105 Lawson P. & Son, Edinburgh, Prop.—Vegetable 132 M‘Garry Se Sons, Palmcrstown and Ashtown Mills, products of Scotland; substances used for food for man and Manu.—Linseed and rape oils and cakes, and Irish mustard. domestic animals, in the chemical arts, in medicine, in 133 McCollum, M. 12 Cannon St. Leith, Discoverer .— manufactures, and in house and ship building. Specimens of the rhizome, or creeping stem, of Typho lati- 106 Jones, G. Redland, Bristol.—Specimen of wheat, folia, or large red mace. Samples of the meal, Sec. grown by spade culture and dibbling. 134 Edwards, H . 32 Great Windmill St. Raymarket. 107 H. R. II. Prince Albert. —Three samples of grain Inv . and Manu.—Custard powder. grown on the Royal farm at Windsor, consisting of wheat, 138 St . Etienne, Madame D. Barberton Ford, Totnes. and oats, beans, one bushel of each. —Specimens of gluten from wheat, potato-flour, Sec. Speci¬ 107a Wright , K . Antingham , near North Walsham, mens of vegeto-animal substance for long voyages, &c. Spe¬ Manu.—Malt, as manufactured from barley grown by Rev. cimens of chocolate, biscuits, starch, imitation of sago, C. Cremer, of Beeston, near Cromer, Norfolk. tapioca, arrowroot, &c. Potato-flour and starch-gums, &c. 103 Gentile , J. P. Harbertonford Works, near Totnes, 139 Moore, E . D. Ranton Abbey, Eccleshall, Stafford, Devon, Manu.-—Macaroni and Italian pastes. Chocolate. Pat .—Essence of milk ; samples combined with chocolate, Vegeto-animal food; a compound of the most nutritious cocoa, and coffee. principles of meat and wheat, Sec. 140 Fadeuiliie, V . B. 19 Newington Cres. Inv. Pat. 110 Watt , G. Upper Balfour, Banchory, Scotland.— and Manu.—Consolidated milk. Sample of barley , grown after turnips , in a five-course rota¬ 141 Glass, G . M. Brandon St. Walworth, Inv. and tion, with the ordinary farm-yard manure. Manu.—Gelatine. 112 Sutton , J. Se Sons, Reading.—^Specimens of grain. 142 Gardner, J . M.D. 51 Mortimer St. Discoverer .— Skinless chevalier barley , a new variety . Purple -topped Coffee leaves prepared for use as a beverage tea. Pat. yellow hybrid turnip , valuable for late sowing, as a substi¬ 143 Assam Co.—Samples of tea, the produce of Assam, tute for swedes. Lincolnshire red turnip. and entirely manufactured by natives of India. 114 M‘Killican , J. Piperhill, Cawdor, Scotland, Prod. 144 Saunders Se Gatchjll, Dublin , Agents.—Chicory —Perennialrye-grass seeds raised on the farm of Piperhill, in all its stages, from the kiln-dried root to the ground dust, Nairnshire. Samples of white wheat. The land from which, fit for use. previous toit3 improvement, was not worth Is. per acre. 146 Poole , Sarah R . Kingston-on-Thames.—Patent 115 Illingworth , A. Banchory Ternan, Scotland, Prod. crystallized malt, the substance converted into sugar. —English barley , weighing 59* lbs. per bushel. Scotch 149 Perkins, H .Kanworth Park , Surrey.—A small loaf Birley oats, weighing 44 lbs. per bushel. Perennial rye¬ of sugar made from sugar-canes grown by the exhibitor in grass seeds, weighing 30£ lbs. per bushel. the county of Surrey. 116 Batty &Feast , 15 and 16 Pavement, Finsbury Sq. 150 Kidd &PoDGER,Isleworth,Middlesex,Manu.—Flour Inv . and Manu.—Preserves , pickles, Sec. from English and Australian wheat dressed through Swiss 117 Colman, J. &J. 9 College Hill, City, Manu.—Starch silk machines. from wheat and rice, mustard, British gum, indigo blue, Scc. 152 Marriage, E . Colchester.—Samples of flour. 118 Noak, W. SeJ. Droitwich, Manu.—Sample bottle of 153 M4Cann , J . Beamond Mill, Drogheda, Manu.— brine , obtained from springs at a depth of 173l'eet, at Droit¬ Coarse cut oatmeal, used for making stirabout in Ireland. wich, with specimens of the salt. 154 Steniiouse, A. Farina Works, Dunning, Perth , and 119 Dewar , T. Newcastle-upon-Tyne,Manu.—Mustard 43 Molyneux St. Bryanstonc Sq.—Farina used as food. and specimens of brown and white mustard seed, from which 157 Styles, T . 148 Upper Thames St. Manu.—Ashby’s mustard for table use is made. prepared groats, &c. 120 Levy, W. 2 White Row, Spitalfields, Manu.—Sam¬ 159 Chitty, E . Guildford, Manu-—Flour. ples of Taganrog wheat, macaroni, vermicelli , &c. 160 Fitch, F . C. Steeple Bumstead, Essex, Prod .—Fine 121 Tucker, R. G. Lenton, near Nottingham, Manu.— wheaten flour, manufactured from Essex wheat. Starch, used by lace-dressers. Gum substitute , used by cot¬ 161 Smith, J . Hare Craig, Dundee .—Patent oat flour. ton, silk, woollen, and wall-paper printers . Adhesive, or (Agent in London, W. J . Robertson , 48 Devonshire St. and label gum, &c. 35 Walbrook , City.) 122 Tucker , E. Belfast, Ireland.—Starch, produced at Belfast. 162 Buck Se Son, Danby Mills, near Mirldleham, Brad¬ ford, Prod .—Double superfine flour ; wheat meal and oat¬ 123 Brown ScPolson , Thrushcraig, near Paisley,Manu. meal. Exhibited for colour and quality. —Patent starch, manufactured from sago flour end potato flour. Patent wheat starch. Arrowroot. Proceed to Class 4. 27 South. Gallery .] Class 4.

Class 4. VEGETABLE and antttvt AT. SUBSTANCES used in MANUFACTURES. South Gallery . -- Co& . Kungerford Wharf, Imp. and 1 Gkigor , J . k Co . Nurseries , Forres , Scotland.— 23 Brotherton birch, Manu.—Rape seed and olive oil, and almond oil. Varieties of larch and native Scotch pines. AVeeping St. Manu.—Bleached one year old, from seeds produced by native trees on the 24 Barclay & Son, 170 Regent , sown 20th April, 1850. wax. Wax candles, night lights, &c. banks of the Findhorn , Morayshire . 3 Wigmore St. Cavendish Sq. 2 King , Emma , Church St . Edmonton , Prod .—Ana¬ 25 Freeman, Messrs tomized plants. Manu.—Fine transparent wax and spermaceti lights, with 2a Cooke , E . AV. “ The Ferns, ” Victoria lid . Ken¬ plaited wicks, and other candles and night lights. Materials sington.—Preserved pitcher plants. in the unmanufactured state. Refined oils, &c. 3 Stevens , W. 1Rock PI. Tottenham Rd . Kingsland. 20 Bauwens, L . F. Grease AVorks, AYakefield, Manu. Preserved flowers, retaining their natural form,for botanical —Products of various patent processes used in extracting illustrations. pure oils and greases from the refuse soap-suds of woollen, 3a Crowcher , C. jun . Chapel PI . Liverpool Rd .— silk, and other manufactures. Specimen of calcined straw. 27 Rose, AV. A. 66 Upper Thames St. Manu.—Palm- , W. H . Spring St. Paddington .—Imitations oil. White and liquid grease. Clarified machiner}' and 4 PuiiSEY to of flowers cut in vegetables and chemically preserved. burning oil. Varnishes. Samples of the paints supplied 5 Rock , Mary, Stratford Place, Hastings .—Mosses Messrs. Fox, Henderson and Co. for decorating the Exhi¬ Hastings. bition building. and pebbles from Rd. Inv.— 5a Tilley , Lieut . Fivehead , Taunton .—Anatomized 28 Hillas, F. 5 Ordnance Row, Lewisham leaves. &c. Purified animal, vegetable, and fish oil. 0 Harrison, R . &J . Hull.—Varieties of British and 29 Miller, T . J . Dorset AVharf, AVestminster, Imp. foreign woods. and Manu.—Spermaceti oil, from the South Seas. Sper¬ 7 Burnett , Sir AV.,M.D ., K.C.B., F .R.S.—Specimens maceti, rough, filtered, and refined. Crystallized mass oi (Main Avenue, West.) of Bumettized and un-Burnettized timber, canvas, cotton, refined spermaceti . raw hides, tested to demonstrate the 30 ISwen, J . 17 Garlick Hill, City, Manu.—Clarified and woollen cloth, and perfumery purposes. efficacy of the process. Antiseptic and disinfecting solu¬ fats, for pharmaceutical , culinary , and tions. 31 Durant, R.jun . 11 Copthall Court, Prop .—Samples , kc. ^8 Fitch , F . C. Steeple Bumpstcad, Chelmsford.— of raw' silk from Italy , China, India, Turkey Specimens of English woods. 32 Dodge, Airs. Catherine, Godaiming, Surrey, Prod. , fed upon the leaves of the 8aAuldjo , Mrs . Richardson , Noel House , Kensing¬ —Silk produced by the silkworm a block of wood, found in 1835 in white mulberry at Godaiming, Surrey, with specimens ma¬ ton.—A table made from nufactured. excavating a Roman villa neaT Pompeii, destroyed a .i>. 79. The pedestal is copied from a bronze candelabrum in the 34 Hands & Leavesley, Coventry , Silk Dyers. —Spe¬ at Naples. cimens of dyed silks. museum , Imp.— 9 Saunders , AY. AY. "Wandsworth, Prop .—Collection 35 Doxat k Co . Bishopsgate St. Without of woods, arranged geographically, with specimens of Sample of Italian raw silk. veneers, kc. 30 Howe,T, . & Co. Coventry, Dyers.—Specimens of ; yellow gum ; specimens 9a Evans , AY. Castle St . Swansea , Tnv.—Piece of self-colours dyed from thrown silk Welsh oak, prepared by a peculiar process, as a substitute of shade dyeing, kc . : said to show permanency of colour. 36 Old Broad . Imp.—Skeins of for fancy wood. Cannon lock on a new principle. 37 Jaquemot, J. M. St , Inv,—Specimens of wood, raw silk, the produce of a filature, near Geneva, Switzerland. 10 Stowe , H. Buckingham Fitzroy Sq .- A slab of stained without heat or moisture ; the process being equally 39 Oliver, AV. 89 John St. applicable to carved wood. bird’s-eye maple. on Vegetable Kingdom.— 14 Holtzapffkl k Co . 64 Charing Cross, and 127 40 Sectional Committee hemp of commerce: French, Long Acre, Prop.—Specimens of woods commonly employed Samples of the ordinary flax and in England for turnery. Flemish, Dutch , Friesland, Archangel, Riga, English , Egyp¬ 15 Gillow k Co . 176 Oxford St. and Lancaster .— tian , and New Zealand flax. Petersburgh , Riga, American, of St. Domingo mahogany. Egyptian , India, Manilla, Italian hemp and Jute. Specimen 41 Trent , E . AV. Park Hemp Works, Old Ford.— 10 Enderson , K. J . 140 Praed St. Paddington , Prod. —Specimens of graining, kc. New Zealand flax as imported ; the same cleansed by ma¬ 19 Scott , E . k Co . 83 Dean St, Soho.—Walnut and chinery invented by exhibitor ; fishing lines ; tow, rope, &c. rosewood veneers. 42 AYright , L.AY. k Co. 75 Cheapside, Inv . and Manu. manufactured . AVheat 20 Newton, C. H.Plough Bridge,Rotherhithe ,Surrey, —China grass and flax, raw and Manu.—Specimen to illustrate the patent desiccating pro¬ straw paper, kc. cess for seasoning wood in a few weeks. 43 Donlan, M. J . J . 4 St. Peter ’s Sq. Hammersmith, of flax and hemp chemically prepared. 21 BetheIiL, J . 8 Parliament St. AVestminster, Inv. Inv.—The seeds and Pat .—AYood, saturated with oil of tar. Samples of flax straw, and of the flax in different stages of Samples of the 21aSamuels , D . 71 Lebon St . West Ham , Essex , Inv. preparation, kc. Samples of sail-cloth. and Mann.—Picture frame of various English woods. phormium tenax, or New Zealand flax, in different stages of 22 Classon , J . Industrial Depot, Northumberland preparation, with specimens manufactured. 44 Gillman, E . Twickenham, Agent for Tao Nui, a Buildings, Dublin .—Calenders, kc. made of bog-yew, bog- New Zealand Chief.—Specimens of New Zealand woods, oak, and other fancy woods, the growth of Ireland .^ Speci¬ mens of Irish woods, peat, and peat charcoal. Scouring gums, and barks . Flax, and flax manufactures. powders. 45 Hives k Atkinson, Leeds , Imp. and Manu.—Sam- 28 Class 4. [South Gallery. VEGETABLE and ANIMAL SUBSTANCES pies of flax, from the Courtrai and Lokeren districts , Bel¬ purposes. Blue, red, green, and stone-coloured composition. gium. Yellow flax, from Trimingham, Norfolk . Blue flax, Spirit varnish. grown in Yorkshire . Chinese reed and China grass, raw 75 Long &Reynolds , Hackney , Manu.—Safflower for and manufactured. dyeing, with specimens. 46 Cator , Nelson , &Co. Selby, Manu.—Flax grown 76 Sadler , T. Gloucester Ter . Regent’s Park .— in Yorkshire, raw and manufactured. Cochineal, produce of Oaxacor, Mexico. 47 Long, J . C.E.—Specimens of Irish wood. 77 Burch , W. Sewardstone Mill, Woodford, Essex, 49 Adams , —, Ballyderitt , Coleraine .—Sample of flax. Manu.—A series of substances and combinations used in the 51 Robertson , H . 7 Salisbury St. Strand , Prod. — art of dyeing. Colours used in oil painting and printing, British vegetable fibre, for the manufacture of thread and &c. with illustrative specimens. paper. 78 Moore , J . Littlecott Farm, Pewsey, Wilts, Prop .— 53 Picciotto , M . H . 3 Dean St. Finsbury .—Italian Pure South-down ewe, stuffed, seven years old, and which flax. never was shorn. Length of the wool, 25 inches ; weight, 54 Mason, G. Prod. — I Flax grown, steeped, and 36 lbs. prepared for market at Yately, North Hants . 2 Produced 80 Henderson , R. Wooler, Northumberland , Prod .— in South Hants. 3 Produced at Cobham, Surrey. 4 Flax Fleeces of cheviot wool, grown at an elevation of 2,600 feet. grown and scutched at the Farnborough workhouse. 5 Flax 81 Dorrien , C. Chichester.—Samples of Merino wool scutched by prisoners in county gaol, Winchester. 6 Refuse from two-years-old sheep ; weight of fleece nearly 8lbs. tow and flax manufactured at Yately. 7 Coarse tow and 83 Price ’s Patent Candle Co. Vauxhall , Manu.— flax. 8 Models of tools used. Specimens of candles, vegetable tallow, palm oil, &c. 55 Marshall k Co . Leeds , Imp . and Manu .—China 84 Rebow, J . G. Wivenhoe Park , near Colchester, grass and Courtrai flax, dressed and manufactured. Pro .—South-down sheep’s wool. 50 Barsiiam , J . Kingston-on-Thames, Inv. and Manu. 85 Millner , R. Dublin , Prop .-—Fleeces, long wool, —Cocoa-nut fibre, natural and manufactured. grown in the counties Meath and Galway. Fleeces, long and 57 Nightingale , W . & C. 64 Wardour St. Soho, Imp. short wool mountain, grown in the county Wicklow. and Manu.—Bed feathers and downs. Horse and other hair 85a Sectional Committee on Animal Kingdom .— mattresses. Eider -down quilt. Various kinds of wool. 58 Morrell , H . 149 Fleet St. Manu .—Quills , lead 86 Manings , G. Wedhampton, near Devizes, Manu.— pencils, sealing-wax, and wafers, in the various stages of Diamond teg matching wool, for combing ; and diamond manufacture , with their materials. clothing wool, from South-down fleeces, from Wilts. 59 Heal k Sons , Tottenham Ct . Rd . Imp . &c.—Bed 88 Sands , W. & Co. Mortimer St. Leeds.—Specimens feathers , steamed and dressed. Russian down. Greenland of “ burry ” wool in the original state, with specimens of the eider -down. Dorset of the same, covered with embroidery. same cleaned by machinery. Eider-down quilt. 91 Prellf .r , C. A. 31 Abchurch Lane, Pat . and Manu. 60 Blytii , Hamilton , & Blyth , 52 Little Britain, —English wool. Mohair and fine Australian wool, with London, and Liverpool, Imp.and Manu.—Goose bed feathers, samples combed, without oil. dressed and purified. English horse-hair, raw, curled , and 91a Cahill , M . Ballyraggit , Kilkenny , Prod .—Fleece manufactured. of Leicester wool, from Grove, County Kilkenny. 61 English ’s Patent Camphine Co . Hull .—Samples 94 Irving G. Vere , Newton by Leadhills, Lanarkshire, of varnishes , seeds, &c. Prod .—Fleece of an aged ewe of the black-faced Highland 62 Barker & Co . Breams Buildings , Chancery Lane, breed, unlaid. Inv . and Manu.—Mastic varnish for paintings. Essential 95 Good, Floodman , k Co. Hull, Imp.—White Iceland oils. Hair dyes, essences, extracts , and perfumes. wool. 63 Manning ,J . 18 Coles Ter . Barnsbury Rd . Islington. 95a Breadalbane , Marquis of, Prod .—Specimens of —Varnish, made without the aid of heat. woollen yarn , made from the wool of the bison. 64 Penney , H . 4 York PI . Baker St . Manu .—Colour¬ 97 Lippert, D . 66 Albion St. Leeds, Imp.—Fleeces of less linseed oil and copal varnish. German wool. 65 Smith , B . T . k C . 12 Church St . Mile End New 101a Smithson , T . Bramley , Leeds .—Samples of wool. Town, Manu.—Specimens of colours. 103 Horan , H. 7 Stud St. Islington, Manu.—Prepared 06 Jewf.sbury Co& . Mincing Lane.—Varieties of Greenland whalebone of different colours, for covering cochineal and lac dye. whip handles, walking sticks, and telescopes, with portions 68 Smith & Son , 14 Corbet Court , Spitalfields . — of black and white whalebone, as cut from the fin. Archil and cudbear, lichens, ' kc. from which they are 104 Westall k Co . 69 Aldersgate St.—Samples of derived ; and specimens of fabrics and leathers dyed and whalebone and manufactures from the same. printed with archil and cudbear. 105 Olaussen , P. 26 Gresham St. Inv . and Pat .—Sam¬ 70 Cooney , C. 60 Back Lane , Dublin .—Samples of ples of flax in all its stages, from straw to cloth, prepared by Irish manufacture in starch, indigo, blues, vegetable gums, the exhibitor ’s process. Cloths produced from flax ; flax and blacking. cotton, flax cloth, flax silk, flax wool. Hemp and other 71 Saunders & Gatchill , Dublin .—Pastel , or imita¬ fibrous plants, prepared either in whole or part, as above. tion wood, made from the chicory plant , used in the dye vat 106 Royal Belfast Flax Improvement Society. — for fixing colours in woollen cloths. Specimens of flax. 72 Robinson , J . & Co . Huddersfield , Inv . and Manu .— 107 Royle , Dr . J . F. Acton Green.—Specimens of Archil paste and cudbear, patent process. Liquid archil for cotton. dyeing and printing . Samples of worsted yarn dyed in best 108 Puckrtdge , F. 5and 6 Kingsland PI. Manu.—Gold¬ cudbear. beater’s skin, raw and prepared , and flexible fine gold, silver, 73 Halliday k Co . Quay St . Salford. —Post -office and other metals, for ornamental purposes. label gums, &c. 109 Staicht , T. 12 Walbrook , Manu.—Turning and 74 Bruce , G. 52 Nelson St . Liverpool , Inv .—Black carving in ivory . Carved ivory chessmen, the Crusaders. varnish, for wood and iron-work, either for land or marine —Reg. Carvings in pearl. 29 South . Gallery .] Class 4. USED IN ' MANTJFACTUEES. and ground , from Palermo , used in , Bedford Sq . Manu. — —Shumac , in the leaf , p VI Te °bitt , W . North Crescent calf skins , moroccos , &c. Specimen of pierced tanning sheep and work ^ox1 ° mother -o’-pearl, &c. , B. 51 Crutched Friars , Imp . and Manu .— of a drawing -room table book , kc. 127 French l **16 cover raw and manufactured by hand. St . Manu. — Cork , y I * Makkwick , M . 32 King William , E . 24 White Rock PI . Hastings , Inv . and veterinary pur- 128 Holt Pose ™ 8t?IT^ ems ^0r me<^ ca^ surgical , and .—Mosses , from East Sussex . Sea-weeds , zoophytes, applying heated Manu fiuid8' f ^ !permeable spongio -piiine, ” for , from Hastings and St. Leonards , in frame. mias to the body , in lieu of poultices and fomentations. and corallines 130 Field , J . C. & J . 12 Wigmore St. Cavendish Sq. ^ater -dre Ssing,andpiline. Samples of stearine , produced entirely from tallow. & Co. 9 Gresham St. West , Prop . ; Manu .— t, ■*■■*•5 Granville Groves , N . 58 Watling St. Dublin , Manu .—Parch¬ uskb, W . H . Tottenham , Manu .— India- rubber manu- 131 lectures. ment and glue , Irish manufacture. 132 Peet , T . 6 Frederic St. Regent ’s Park .—Corks Wardour St. Manu .—Lac , lacquers, V E . 117 solely of British manufacture , cut by hand. *11 rr Varn ^s h e s , sealing -wax , gums , varnishes , &c. , 23 Little Britain, y H7 Simpson, Humphrey, &Vickers , Marquis of.—Specimens of woods Manu.—Isinglass , cut and uncut. 134 Breadalbane rop. and Argyllshire , and of veneer from the & Morris , 96 Fenchurch St. Imp . and grown in Perthshire and 1X8 Dawson from a peat bog in Glenorchy , Argyllshire. »lanu.—Samples of isinglass. Scotch fir, dug , South -west Corner, Areas A . 34 and C. 3.) ,, Swineorne, T . C. & G. & Co. Coggeshall , and 1 (Ground Floor 135 Fauntleroy , R . &Sons , Potters Fields , Tooley St.— ^ j , wer St . London , Manu .—Refined isinglass , gelatines, «ud glues. An extensive collection of foreign hard and fancy woods. ’s head , with tusks and grinders . A variety of & Son, Dumfries , Scotland , Manu .—Glue An elephant 120 Watt ’, and walrus ’ teeth , and sea uni¬ made from pieces of hides and skins , principally used by elephants ’, hippopotamus ’ horns . Mother -o’-pearl shells . Corozo nuts , or vege¬ cabinet -makers and joiners. corns , coquilla nuts , &c. (Ground Floor , South Wall, 121 Abbott & Wright , Needham Market , Suffolk, table ivory hides and feet of cattle. S. 11 to 14.) a?X— Crown glue , made from the slab of Honduras mahogany . (In the Main 122 Nimmo, T . & Co. Linlithgow , Scotland , Manu .— A circular Avenue , West .) pecunens of glue , for the use of joiners and paper-makers, 136 Cross , S. 57 Bunhill Row , Prop .—Collection of &c*> re fined gelatine. , C. No . 2.) .—Specimens of glue. English woods . (Ground Floor , North side 124 Tucker , E . Belfast 137 Murray, Sir W. Bart. Dunnottar, Stonehaven, 125 Dufaville , W . Broughton House , Islington .— Prop .—Plank of Scotch fir, and section of Scotch elm. lnary articles : fish, crystal , brilliant , and various other ^ ■ loose , and in gelatine (Ground Floor , North side , C. No . 5.) gelatines . British isinglass , &c., of yew , oak, Wrappers. b ’ ’ & 138 Dillon , Viscount C. H . Prop .—Slabs and fir, from trees found in the bogs . (Ground Floor , North- 125a Muller , F . Hackney .—Gelatine and glue. 126 Curtis Brothers & Co. Coleman St.—Substances side , 0 . No . 3.) 139 Payne ’s Patent Timber Preserving Company Med for tanning leather. Whitehall Wharf .—English woods . (South Wall .) 128a Kitchen , J .Commercial SaleRooms , Mincing Lane.

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