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Classes 12 & 15.

WOOLLEN and WORSTED.

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damasks; articles for ladies’ dresses; plain goods, allworsted; plain goods, worsted and cotton; ponchos; yamB.

130a Ecroyd, W. & Son, near Burnley, Manu.—Power-loom Coburg cloth wool; Orleans cloth; Saxony Orleanscloth; mousseline de laine; power-loom Saxe Coburg cloth;power-loom barege de laine, made from cotton and wool;buntin for colours, &c. Worsted Ileald yarn; genappe cord;press bagging, &c.

131 Shepard & Perfect, Cross Hills Mill, Halifax,Manu*—Cotton and worsted, all worsted, and silk andworsted damasks. Victoria velvet damasks. Table covers.Worsted ponchos, &c. Patterns, registered.

133 Barraclougii, W. & Son, Halifax, Manu.—Speci-mens of striped lists, cloth, druggeting, padding, kerseys,linseys, tweed, house cloths, and table covers.

134 Ward, J. W. Halifax.—Cotton and worsted da-masks, Jacquard wove. Worsted damask for draperies.Victoria table-cloth, from cotton and worsted, fast colours.

135 M‘Crea, H. C- Halifax, Manu.—Furniture damasks,piece and yarn dyed. Table covers, all registered. Ponchostuffs, all worsted, used in South America.

136 Clay & Sons, Halifax, Manu.—Linsey, for jackets:plaiding, for drawers; cricket jackets; raised and milledkersey ; fearnought; blue flannel; ironing blanket, &c.

137 Aked & Sons, Halifax, Manu.—Pantaloons ; fancychecks ; mixture coatings; plain lastings, and super worstedcrapes; cashmeres, &c.

138 Wilson, J. Forest Cottage, Ovcnden, near Halifax,Manu.—Ponchos, Mantuas, and shawls; in woollen, cotton,and worsted.

139 Salt, T. Bradford, Yorkshire, Manu.—Alpacamanufactures. Specimens of British and American alpacawool, Sec. Mohair manufactures, and specimens of mohair.Moreens made from English and Russia wool, with speci-mens of Russia wool.

140 Milligan Sc Son, Harden Mills, Bingley, Yorkshire,Manu.—Patent embroidered alpaca and silk furniture-cloths,satin striped dress goods, damasks, Sec. Alpaca grogramcoatings. Mohair mixtures. Specimens of alpaca and mo-hair, in the various stages of manufacture.

141 Schwann, Kell, Sc Co. Bradford, Prop.—Merinos,Cobourgs, lastings, alpacas. Silk and cotton dresses. Cottonand worsted checks. Cotton and wool plaids, Sec.

142 Rogers, G. Bradford. — Cobourg cloth of finequality; silk and cotton warp.

143 Foster Sc Son, Black Dike Mills, near Bradford,Manu.—Goods made of cotton and alpaca; of cotton, silk,and alpaca; of silk and alpaca; and of cotton and mohair.Fancy coatings; vestings; Chine; damasks. Alpaca mo-hair, and worsted yams.

144 Jowett, T. Sc Co. Bingley, near Bradford, York-shire.—Mixed fabrics, of cotton, alpaca, silk, and chinagrass, for vestings, dresses, Sec. woven by power-looms.

145 Harris Sc Fison, Bradford, Manu.—Circassiancloth; the weft is a combination of the finest wool and silk.Cloth woven from the hair of the Angola rabbit.

146 Armitage, G. Sc Co. Bradford, Dyers —Orleans.Cobourg, and Brazilian cloth; mohair, silk and mohair, andsilk and alpaca figures. Exhibited as specimens of dyeing.

, 147 Tkemel, A. Sc Co. Bradford, Manu.—Plain alpacalustres and chameleons; figured Oilcans; tw’illed satteens;%ured Circassians, Sec. in cotton warps, and piece dyed.Madonnas, or mixed alpaca lustres; silk warp alpaca lustres,

natural colours, and piece dyed. Mixed alpaca coat-togs, Sec.

148 Ritley Sc Son, Bradford, Yorkshire, Dyers.—Or-leans cloths and Cobourg cloths. French de laines andflierinos, ombre damasks, and alpaca and balzarine brocades.Damask table-cover. Plain balzarincs; all exhibited asspecimens of dyeing.

149 Craven Sc Son, Prospect Mill, Thornton, near Brad-ford, Manu.—Lustre Orleans, in different qualities, blacksand colours.

150 Drummond, J. Bradford.—Mixed fabrics composedof cotton, alpaca, and silk plain and figured, for vestings,dresses, Sec.

151 Clough, R. Bradford.—Specimens of merinos, allwool, various qualities.

152 Dalry, J. Bradford.—Cobourg cloths, silk stripesand checks, single and double twill; plain and figuredalpacas, silk and cotton warps, and figured worsted chine.Dyed by Messrs. Ripley and Son.

153 Craven Sc Harrop, Bradford, Manu. — Cobourgand Paramatta cloths; full-twill cloths; shawl cloths;merino, Orleans, and alpaca cloths. Moreens. Union andworsted damasks. Canton cloths; lining and serge cloths, Sec.

155 Haggas & Son, Bradford.—Samples of Orleans,lustreen, worsted lining, and mohair.

156 Shuttleworth, W. Sc Co. Bradford.—Plain andfigured Orleans cloth.

157 Clapham, J. Bradford, Manu.—Net, cotton andalpaca; net, cotton and worsted; Cobourg cloth, cotton andworsted; diagonal lining, cotton and alpaca.

158 Clapham, W. Wilsden, near Bingley, Yorkshire,Manu.—Cobourg cloths, of various qualities and colours.

159 Wall, Cockshot, & Wall, Linton Mills, nearSkipton, Yorkshire, Manu.—Shaded tapestry ground, withsilk figure, shot and printed ground Orleans, &c. Prepara-tions of worsted yarn.

160 Morton, D. Baildon, near Bradford, Manu.—Endsof union tweeds. Cotton warp and w oollen weft.

161 Kershaw, S. & H. Laisterdyke, near Bradford.—Black Orleans cloth.

162 Townend, Brothers, Cullingworth, near Bingley,Manu.—Worsted heald and w orsted genappe yarns; mohairpoplin; w orsted and mohair and alpaca yams; w orsted weftand warp yams.

163 Semon, Siltzer, & Co. Bradford, Prop.—Orleanscloth, manufactured by Chapman and Whitaker, Baildon;by Lund, Keighley; and by Turner, Horton: all dyedby J. M. Kirk. Lastings, serges de Berry, and damasks, byTaylor and Sons, Ovendon: dyed by Smith, Halifax, andHoiroyd and Co. Leeds. Carded worsted yams, spun byTaylor and Sons.

164 Peel, W. & Co. Bradford, Yorkshire, Manu—Cobourg cloths. Silk warp paramattas, Brazilians, and silkwarp double twills.

165 Bottomley & Sons, Shelf, near Halifax, Des. andManu.—Figured Angora, and gauze lace, composed ofmohair and silk. Figured mohair lustre, and Orleans ofworsted and cotton. Mohair, and Orleans serge. Mohairlustre. &c.

105a Holdsworth, J. — Orleans and mohair cloths,figured and plain, exhibited as specimens of dyeing.

166 Holdsworth & Co. Halifax and Bradford, and 9Goldsmith St. London, Manu.—Damasks, table-covers, plainand fancy stuffs, 8tc.

107 Suoden, J. & Brothers, Dockroyd Mills, nearKeighley, Bradford, Manu.—Plain and striped caliroancos;shalloons; merinos; cubicas; summer cloths; union prin-cettas; bombazets, &c. 800 specimens of yarns used in themanufacture of poplins, &c.

108 Milner, J. & Co. Clayton, near Bradford, Manu.—Orleans, worsted weft and cotton warp.

109 Clark, J. 5f> High St. Bradford. — Table-clothembroidered with thread on crimson sarsenet.

170 Slater, II. Yeadon, near Leeds, Manu.—At oollennetting, for the protection of the bloom of fruit-trees.

170a Nicholson, J. Bradford, Manu. —Specimens otpattern cards.