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Classes 12 & 15.
WOOLLEN and WORSTED.
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Id Smith, J. B. & Co. 38 Basinghall St. Prop.—'Wool-len cioth waterproof, but not impervious to air.
15 Locke, J. 119 and 127 Regent St. Manu.—Scotchtweeds. Cheviot wool tweeds. Military tartans. Scotchmauds. Ladies’ clan-tartan shawls. Scotch linsey woolseys.
10 Stancomb & Son, Trowbridge, "Wilts, and 19 Ba-singhall St. London, Manu.—Doeskins, fancy moleskins, andfancy Angolas; twilled buckskins, imperial cloths, &c. forsummer coats; and Venetian cloth.
17 Stancomb, W. & J. juns. Trowbridge, Wilts, and14 Basinghall St. London, Manu.—Fancy single elastic, andfancy single moleskin, all wool.
18 Sheppard, W. B, & G. Frome, Somerset, and 7 KingSt. Cheapside.—Woollen cloths, Venetian cloth, and fancycoatings. Single and milled, plain and fancy cassimeres.
19 Barber, Hoh se, & Mead, 19 St. Paul’s Ch. Yd.Des. and Prop.—Super broad cloths Moscow and royalBritish beavers. Alpa Vicuna royal shawl.
20 Brett Brothers & Co. Wood St. Des.—Black andrifle-green cloths, black cassimeres, black doeskins, fancytrouserings,
21 Hudson & Bousfield, Leeds.—Llama, Venetian,and superfine cloths.
22 Slater, E. Leeds.—Blackwool barathea cloth.
28 Walker, J. & Co. Bedford St. Leeds, Manu.—Mo-hair cloths, various colours, for making and trimming ladies’paletots.
24 Snell, J. Leeds.—Superfine twilled summer cloth.
25 II agues, Cook & Woemald, Dewsbury.—Spanishstripe and drab beaver cloths: white, coloured, and horseblankets.
20 Irwin, E. Leeds.—-Woollen cloths.
27 Eyres, W. & Son, Leeds.—Woollen cloths.
28 Hargreave & Busseys, Farnley Low Mills, nearLeeds, Des. and Manu.—Hoyal chameleon, elastic; trans-ferable cloth; Vicuna fur, with woollen back; dyed blackcloth, from colonial wool.
29 Smith & Son, Leeds, Prop.—Piece-dyed sound woolblack cloths. Mohair cloths, best quality.
30 Lambert, J. Leeds. — Ladies’ coalings; tweeds,Circassian, Venetian, and mohair cloths.
31 Binks, B. Lced9,—Superfine woollen cloths.
32 Thornton, Firth, & Kamsden, Leeds.—Superfinecloths, silk and cotton warp, eashmerettea, and blankets.
33 Lupton, W. & Co. Leeds, Prop.—Olive cloth. Bluecarriage lining, and blue cloth, indigo dye.
34 Sykes & Sons, Woodhouse Lane, Leeds—Woollens,fast, common, and woaded colours, wool-dyed and piece-dyed.
35 Stow Brothers, Leeds. - -Superfine woollen cloths.
37 Firth & Sons, Heckmondwike, near Leeds, Manu.—Blankets, coatings of alpaca wool, mohair, and camel’ahair. Cotton diaper ruga.
38 Henry, A. & S. & Co. Leeds.—Woollen cloths andcotton warp cloths.
39 Bateson & Co. Leeds, Yorkshire, Manu.—Speci-mens of cloths, piece and wool dyed.
40 Pawson, Son, & Martin, Stonebridge Mill, nearLeeiw, Yorkshire, Manu.—Specimens of cloths, piece-dyed,^ool-dyed, woaded colours, &c.
41 Swain e, J. & E. & Co. Gomcrsall, and Leeds,Manu.-—Superfine wool-dyed indigo blue Witney duffils.Police and Canadian cloths.
42 Cooper, D. & J. Leeds.—Superfine woollen aud
Moslem cloths. ’ ,
44 Hotilam & Whiting, Leeds, Manu.—Yorkshireflannel.
45 Ciieetiiam.G.C.&W. Calvcrley, near Leeds, Manu."■Specimens of superfine olive broad-cloths of AustralianVr °°l, bottle green broad cloths. Samples of Australian wool.
48 Sayille, J. Leeds.—Oxford, pilot, and army cloths.
47 Gott & Sons, Leeds, Manu.—Woollen cloths for thehome trade, and for the American, China, and Russianmarkets.
48 Smithson, T. Bramley, near Leeds, Manu.—Wool-len cloths, piece-dyed. Wool-dyed and woaded colour, &c.
49 York & Sheepshanks, Leeds, Manu. Dyers, andFinishers.—Woaded wool black; second woollen cloth.Piece-dyed black, and black medium, and fast dye.
50 George T. W. & Co. Leeds, Dyers and Finishers.—Worsted lastings in iast black, not woaded.
51 Wilkinson, J. St. Helen's Mills, Leeds, Inv. andManu.—New ship sheathing. Patent padding and wadding.Medical cloth, hacked with India-rubber, &c. Gun wadding.
52 Wilkinson, W. & E. Leeds, Manu.—Crape, allwool. Cord, all wool, for summer cloth, manufactured inthe worsted manner.
54 Robinson, T. Dewsbury Moor, Dewsbury.—Three-points Mackinaw, super merino, merino hath, and rosedblankets.
55 Crabtree, W. Dewsbury, Manu.—Bath blankets,fine, and striped with fancy colours at the ends.
50 Whitworth, J. & Son, Earlsheaton, Dewsbury.—Two horse blankets,
57 Stead, W. & Co. Leeds, Manu.—Superfine broad-cloth, and wool-dyed woaded black. Sample of fine Germanwool.
58 Haley, J. Et Sons, Bramley, near Leeds, Manu.—Woollen cloths, made in the white.
59 Haley, A. & C. Bramley, near Leeds, Manu.—Woollen cloths, made in the white.
00 Pease, Heaton, & Co. Leeds. — Barege-de-lainecloth, all wool. Saxe-Cobourg cloth. Super de-laine cloth.Satin twill, finish of a new description.
61 Hartley & Son, Wortley, near Laeds, Dee. andManu.—Heather tweeds for shooting-coats, made from Aus-tralian wool
62 W ebster, T. 154 Park Lane, Leeds, Manu,—Super-fine broad woollen cloth.
63 Webster, D. Leeds.—Superfine wool-dyed blackcloths.
64 Bramley Woollen Cloth Co. near Leeds, Dyersand Manu. — Specimens of black cloth, wool-dyed, trueand common colour.
65 Green & Sons, Leeds, Manu.—Orleans cloth, inblacks and various shades.
67 Gray, S. Calverley, near Leeds, Manu.—Woollencloths: drab and blue prunell livery cloth; Russian greenpruned habit-cloth.
68 Cromack. J. J. Leeds, Manu.—Woaded black cloth,and fast black cloth.
69 Fenton, W. .Eccleshill, near Leeds, Manu.—Bil-liard cloths, green, crimson, and scarlet.
70 Ellis, J. W. k Co. 12 Upper Albion St., Leeds,Manu.—Samples of cloth, saved list indigo bines, all wool,and a frieze with cotton warp and Australian wool.
71 Woodhouse, J. ilolbeck Moor Side, near Leeds,Manu.—Cloth, woollen weft and cotton warp, last colourblue. Cloth, common colour, black.
72 Beaumont, W. Crawshaw House, Pudsey, nearLeeds, Manu.—Black cloths, made from Sydney aad Saxonywool, piece dyed.
74 Middlebrook, J. Birstall, near Leeds.— Cloth flan-nel, of extra width, ami of the natural colour of the wool.
75 Sykes D. k Co. Leeds.—Black milled cloth.
77 Gill k Bishop, Leeds, Manu.— Brown, gentian,drab, and black mohair.
78 Yewdall k Son, Kavdeu, near Leeds, Mann.—-Woollen cloths of different oualities; milled hair-list and
double milled hair-list ch. hs.’