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SOUTH TRANSEPT.
WESTERN END.
North Enclosure.
54 Cheesewrtng Granite Co. —Agent in London, E.Turner, Belvidere Rd. Lambeth.—Granite column and pe-destal, 30 feet high, from the Cheesewring granite quarries,near Liskeard, Cornwall.
55 Rodger, Lieut. W. R.N. Inv. & Pat.—Large anchor,manufactured by Fox, Henderson, & Co.
57 Longridge & Co.—Large anchor.
58 Brown, Sir S. Lenox, & Co.—Large anchor.
59 Bateman, —. —Two life boats.
00 Young, C. & Co., Edinburgh, Inv. and Manu.—Simultaneously-acting level crossing gates for railways.
01 Dench.— Two greenhouses on a new construction.
02 Kent, A. Chichester.—New mode of glazing green-houses.
03 Phillips, C. Weston-super-Mare, Manu.—Flower-pots, &c. of superior clay. Flower guards and seed basins,strawberry tiles, striking pans, &c.
04 Boulton & Co. Lambeth, Manu.—Large pipe instoae ware and other articles.
05 Singer & Co. Vauxhall Pottery, Manu.—A stilland other articles in stone ware.
00 Ferguson, Miller, & Co. Heathfield, near Glasgow,Manu.—Pipes and other large stone ware.
07 Green, S. & Co.—Large stone ware.
08 Grangemouth Coal Company, Grangemouth,Sunderland, Manu.—Sundry objects in stone ware.
09 Garnkirk Company (Sprot, M. and T.)—Sundryarticles in stone ware.
70 Ramsay, G. H. Derwent Haugh, Newcastle, Inv.—Fire-clay goods.
71 Francis & Sons, Nine Elms, Manu.—Drain pipesmanufactured by machinery.
75 Hosken, R. Penryn, Cornwall, Manu.— Graniteobelisk and base, 20 feet high, weighing about 15 tons, ofCornish granite, from the quarries at Carnseu, near Penryn.
70 At some distance from the western extremity ofthe building is a colossal equestrian statue of Richard Coeurde Lion, by the Baron Marochetti.
The paving in the south enclosure at this end ofthe building is laid by three exhibitors, Mr. Sinclair,Caithness; Messrs. Brown, Rusby, and Co. Yorkshire; andMr. Franklin, Irelands
EASTERN END,
100 Monument of granite in form of a cross, cut out of asingle block, remarkably fine grained.—Kuilgrin (Sweden).
101 Standish & Noble, Bagshot, Imp. and Prod.—Cupresms funebris , or weeping cypress, 30 feet in height,from the green-tea country, Wheychow (Hwuychow), in thenorth of China. Specimens of the wood polished.—(China.)
102 Life-boat, as at present in use in the French navy.—(France.)
103 Legler, Paris.—Ornamental fountain in cast-ironbronze, with figures, statuettes, &c.—(France.)
104 r J L'ent, the material manufactured at the JubulporeSchool of Industry in India, by Thugs.—(India.)
The pavement at the eastern entrance is laid bythe Seyssel Asphalte Company in their prepared asphalte.
The pavement at the south, or tranccpt entrance,consists of slate slabs from Festiniog, North Wales,
LIST OF STATUARY AND OTHER OBJECTS OF INTEREST PLACED IN THEMAIN AVENUES OF THE BUILDING.
SOUTH TRANSEPT.
1 Fighting horses. )
2 Jealousy of Oberon. I
3 Ariel. > Loucn, J. G.
4 Puck. I
5 Titania. '
0 A Nymph preparing for the Bath. 7 Baily, E. H.,
7 A Youth resting after the Chase. | R.A., F.R.S.
8 Satan tempting Eve.
9 Satan vanquished by the Archangel:—“ And he laidhold on the dragon, that old serpent, which is the devil andSatan, and bound him a thousand years,” Rev. xx.—Stephens, E. B.
10 Statue of Victory, modelled by Professor Rauch, ofBerlin. In Carrara marble.—W. Walton, Carrara. Agents,John Wright, Pimlico; Tootal & Brow’ne, Pimlico, and73 Piccadilly.
11 “ The archangel Michael having subdued Satan,”Milton.— Lough, J. G.
12 The Jealousy of Medea.
13 Alfred the Great receiving from his Mother the bookof Saxon poetry.
14 Her Majesty on her favourite charger Haramon.—Thornycroft.
15 Group in marble. An episode in the history of thewar between the Amazons and the Argonauts.—E: gel, J.,27 Berners St. Oxford St.
10 Colossal group of Virginius and Daughter, marble.—MacDowell, P., R. A.
17 Young Girl at the Spring.— Woodincton, W. F.
18 The Suppliant. 7 WVekwi II
19 Statue of the Marquis Wellesley. /
Weekes, H.
20 Resting after a run.
21 A Sleeping Child and Dog.
22 Cupid, statue in marble. )
23 Eve, a model. I MacDowell, P., R.A.
24 Girl praying. J
25 Dante’s Beatrice. “ Guardami ben; ben son, benson Beatrice.”— Hancock, J.
25ADancing girl reposing.—W. Marshall, A.R.A.
698 Pair of cast-iron park-gates.— Cottam & H allen.(Class 22).
128 Patent electro-magnetic clock. The Works to beseen in the Gallery.— Shepherd, C. (Class 10.)
410 Two fire engines. — Siiand & Mason. (Class 5.)082 Two bells. — J. Taylor k Sons, Loughborough.(Class 22.)
At the intersection of the Main Avenue and Transept.
20 Large fountain, in cut crystal glass, 27 feet high.— Osler, F. Sc C. (Class 24.)
NORTH TRANSEPT.
20 Equestrian statues of Her Majesty and of H.R.H.Prince Albert, full size, designed for bronze.— Wtatt, J.
140 Model of H. M. ship “ Queen,” 116 guns. Designedby Sir W. Symonds. — The Admiralty. (Class 8.)
28 Model for statue of Lord Falkland, executed inmarble for the New Palace, Westminster. —Bell, J.
29 A Deer-stalker.— Stephens, E. B.
30 Group, Abel and Thirza.— Earle, T.
31 Adam.—P iiysick, E. J.
32 A colossal group : The Murder of the Innocents.—1 Hollins, P.