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Classes 12 & 15.
WOOLLEN" and WORSTED.
79 Walker & Sons, Millshaw, near Leeds, Dyers andFinishers, Manu. — Single and milled cassimeres, figuredand coloured.
80 Smith, W. Batley, near Dewsbury.—Woollenfabrics.
81 Sheard & Sons, Batley, near Dewsbury, Manu.—Lodged blue pilot cloth. Blue mixture, steel mixture, andOxford mixture Petershams.
82 Jubb & Sons, Batley, near Dewsbury, Manu.—wooldyed Witney and pilot cloth. Woollen fabric, with cottonlining. Blue pilot cloth, piece dyed.
83 WrnsoN, D. Batley, near Dewsbury, Manu.—Indigoblue pilot cloth.
84 Webster, A. Abbey Mill, Kirkstall, Leeds. —Superfine woollen cloths.
85 Hodswell & Son, Batley, near Dewsbury, Manu,—Fancy wrapper for travelling, and fancy wrapper for over-coats, &c. of English wool.
80 Brooke & Sons, Honley, near Huddersfield, Manu.—Specimens in each stage of the manutacture of broadwoollen cloth. Assortment of broad woollen cloth.
87 Walker & Sons, Huddersfield, Manu.—Buffalo,alpaca, mohair, and dog-hair cloth, for ladies’ cloaks andmen’s overcoats; a new kind of material.
88 Tatlor, J. Meltham, near Huddersfield, Manu.—Fancy woollens.
89 Learoyd, E. Huddersfield, Manu.— Specimens ofcashmere merinos, for ladies’ boot top9.
90 Shaw, P. Lockwood,Huddersfield,Manu.—Woadedblack broad woollen cloths.
91 Peace, A. & Co. Clayton West, Huddersfield,Manu.—Silk chine dress. Silk and wool dress.
92 Green, J. Huddersfield.—Various linseys.
03 Hinchliffe & Son, Newmill, near Huddersfield.
Woaded mixed doeskin, mixed durables, exhibited for cheap-ness and utility.
94 Kenyon, J. & J. Dogley Mills, Huddersfield, Manu.—Woollen Silesian stripes for gentlemen’s dress.
95 Bennett, J. & A. Bradley Mills, near Hudders-field, Manu.—Cloths from Prussian and Cashmere wool.Double Napier cloths, of Vicuna wool, &c.
00 Hebbletiiwaite & Lister, Market PI. Hudders-field, Des. and Manu.—Specimens of (all wool) elastic cle-phanta ribs, for trouserings, &c. ,, __ ,,
97 Crosland, W. & H. Huddersfield, Manu.—Woollenfancy pantaloon cloths, new designs and improved elasticity.
98 Shaw J. W. & H. Victoria Mill, Huddersfield,Manu.—Woaded wool-dyed and piece-dyed black cloths, &c.
99 Midgley Brothers, Huddersfield, Manu.— Super
Angola mixture for trousers. . „
100 Hastings Brothers, Huddersfield, Manu. Cloths,doeskins and cassimeres.
101 Wrigley & Sons, Huddersfield, Manu. Liverycloth, and carriage linings.
102 Vickerman & Beaumont, Huddersfield, Manu.Black broad cloths, cassimeres, and doeskins, piece-dyed.
103 Armitaoe Brothers, Huddersfield, and 80 Basing-hall St. Imp. and Manu.—Woaded black and blue elephantbeavers, weighing 45 and 48 ounces to the yard, madeentirely of Port Philip wool. Albert check and Albertcloth, the two sides being different colours. Exhibitioncloths, 56 inches wide, weighing only 12 ounces to the yard.
104 Lockwood & Keighley, Huddersfield, Manu.—Patent woollen cords, velvet and leather cloths, chiefly fortrousers.
105 Barnicot & Hirst, Huddersfield, Wilshaw, andMeltham, Manu.—Buckskin, Orleans,doeskins,and hair-line,for trowsers, made from middle-price Port Phillip wool.
100 Barber & Sons, Holmfirth,near Huddersfield, Manu.—Drab kersey for trousers or coats.
107 Holmes & Sons, Scholes, near Holmfirth, Yorkshire,Manu.—Woaded black doeskin and Vienna.
108 Mallinson & Sons, Huddersfield. — Wool-dyedblack doeskins, exhibited as specimens of manufactureand finish.
109 Beardsell, I. & Co. Thongsbridge, near Hudders-field, Manu-—Woaded broad coating, made of Australianand Silesian wool. Fancy woollen trouserings.
110 Shaw, Son, & Co. Huddersfield, Manu.—Woollencloths. Fancy trouserings; reversible cloth. Pattern cardsof fancy goods.
111 Taylor & Son, Newsome Huddersfield, Manu.—Fancy waistcoatings; woollen trousers’ goods; shawls andscarfs; ladies’ and children’s dresses.
112 Johnson, J. Lockwood, Huddersfield.—Floss-yarns,in various shades.
113 Day & Son, Mold Green, Huddersfield. Manu.—Merinos, for the tops of ladies’ boots, &c. Cashmerettcs,cotton or silk shot with woollen.
114 Willott, W. & Co. Huddersfield.—Drab livery-kersey, Sec. Woaded wool-dyed black cassimere, and wool,dyed black doeskin.
115 Schwann, F. Huddersfield.—Fancy vesting andpantaloon stuffs. Cashmerettcs and merinos. Beavers andpilot cloths. Tweeds. Plaids and checks. Buckskina, &c.of mohair, alpaca, and Vicuna. Elephant and rhinocerosskins. Shawls, carpets, blankets, &c.
110 Tolson & Sons, Dalton, Huddersfield, Manu.—Waistcoatings; trouserings; challi wool plaids, for chil-dren’s dresscB.
117 Wrigley, J. & T. C. Huddersfield, Manu.—Moscowbeaver; Moskitto; Janus; partridge mixture, for shooting-coats ; cloth, finished on both sides; fancy trouserings, &c.
118 Sykes & Ogden, Huddersfield.—Samples of burryand motey wool, clean and unclean.
119 Hinciiliff, J. & G. Huddersfield, Manu.—Drabkersey; doeskins; fancy woollen trouserings.
120 Beardsell, C. & Son, llolmcbridge, Des. andManu.—Woollen pantaloons, plain and fancy.
121 Starkey, J. & A. Sheepridge, Huddersfield, Manu.—Drab woollen cords. Drab thickset constitution. Fancy,plain, and woollen velveteens.
122 Cowgill, Jessop, & Co. Huddersfield, Manu.—Cash-merettes for coats and ladies’ boots.
123 Hum & Fischer, Huddersfield.—Plain and stripedFranklin coatings, wool face. Mohair back. Keg.
124 Clay, J. T. Kastrick, Huddersfield.Manu.—Wool-len trouserings, from fine Saxony and from Australian wool,Waistcoatings, union cloth, and Vicuna cloth.
125 Schofield, J. Kastrick, near Huddersfield,
— Fancy trouserings. Silk, woollen, and cotton waist-coatings. Patent British cashmeres, all wool. Fancy bedfurniture.
120 Norton, J. Clayton West, Huddersfield, Manu.—Summer shawls and coatings. Registered winter woollenshawls, waistcoatings, cloakings, glove-cloths, trouserings,&c.
127 Oldfield, Allan, Sc Co. Lockwood Mills, Hud-dersfield, Manu,—Specimens of the various stages of thefancy woollen manufacture. Patterns of fancy woollentrouserings, and broadcloth for over-coats. Doeskin andcrape trouserings, made from wool. Tweed mode entirelyfrom waste.
128 IIoadley & Bridie, Halifax, Manu.—Damasks, forfurniture purposes, manufactured of silk, cotton, and wool,either separately or in combination.
129 Brown, W. Halifax.—Damasks and table covers,cotton and worsted, cotton, silk, and worsted, and worsted.
130 Akroyd & Son, Halifax, Manu.—Table-covers;