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WOOLLEN and WORSTED.

171 Roberts, H. Bradford.—Grogan coatings.

172 Tetley, Mrs. Bradford.—Embroidered quilt,

173 Rand & Sons, Bradford, Manu.—Cobourg cloths,cotton and worsted; the same, with silk warp; merinos,moreens, single and double twill,

174 Horsfall, J. G. & Co. Bradford, Manu.—Hen-rietta cloth, silk, and worsted. Fine Saxony cloth, all wool.Fine Cobourg cloth, cotton, and worsted, Cobourg cloth.

175 Townend, S. Thornton, near Bradford.—Worsted,heald, and genappe yarns, spun from English wools; healds,for weaving; braids, poplins, Sec. made from genappe yarn.

176 Whitley, J. Morton, near Bingley, Yorkshire.Manu.—Alpaca yarns prepared for weaving. Mixed alpacaand mohair yams.

177 Sharp, D. W. Bingley.—Alpaca yarns, prepared byRoss’s new process, Mohair yam and slivers, combed.Worsted yam.

178 Quitzow, Schlesinger, k Co. Bradford, Prop.—Berlin wool, 6pun and dyed in England. Flax, produced bythe new patent process of Mr. P. Claussen. lams, spunfrom the flax, alone, and mixed with cotton, wool, and silk.

179 CnEESEBOROUGH, W. Bradford.—Specimens of woolfrom each county in the United Kingdom.

180 Behrens, J. Bradford.—Figured Cobourg clothsMid satteens, silk and cotton warp.

181 Bottomley, J. 6 Cheapside, Bradford, Manu.—Crape and plain and figured Orleans, embroidered with silkand alpaca. Silk and worsted mixed lustres, embroideredwith two colours of silk. Saxony cloth embroidered withgold and silver.

182 Gregory Brothers, Bradford.—Mixed fabrics ofalpaca and mohair.

183 Baughen Brothers, Banbury, Manu. — Mohairtable-covers. Chinese prints. Livery plushes. Angoravelvet, plushes. Utrecht velvet. Mohair.

184 Pease, H. 8c Co. Darlington, Manu.—Specimens ofworsted manufacture from the fleece to the finished cloth.Pieces of Cobourg cloth, made of Lincolnshire, Cheviot,Southdown, Australian, and Saxony wool, &c.

185 Bennett & Co. Abingdon St. Portland St. Man-chester, and 46a Newgate St. London, Manu.—Utrechtveivet,for decorations, furniture, upholstery, and carriage linings.

186 Kay, Richardson, & Wroe, Chancery Lane, Man-chester, Manu.— Brocade Chene, Chene Barege de Valen-ciennes. Chene Versailles. Barege robe do Verona.

187 Dixon R. & T. Galashiels, Scotland, Manu.—Saxonwool plaids. Specimens of Scotch tweed.

188 Cochrane, J. & W. Galashiels, Scotland, Manu,—Specimens of Scotch tweed trouserings.

189 Sanderson k Sibbald, Galashiels, Scotland, Manu.—Scotch tweed trouserings.

190 Gill, R. Inverleithen, Scotland, Manu.—Regimen-tal tartans, in a summer fabric, made of fine Saxony wool.Tartans, for ladies’ dresses, made of Saxony lambs’-wool, &c.

191 Inglts k Brown, Galashiels, Scotland, Manu.—Spe-cimens of Scotch tweeds.

192 Lees, R. 8c G. Galashiels, Scotland, Manu.—Plaids,Shawls, and cloakings.

193 Clapperton, T. 8c G. Galashiels, Scotland, Manu.—Scotch Stewart and fancy plaids. Scotch tweeds.

194 Ballantyne 8c Son, Galashiels, Scotland, Manu.—Ladies’ woollen scarfs or shawls. 'Woollen tartans for ladies’dresses. Scotch tweeds.

195 Sime, J. 8c Co. Galashiels Scotland. Manu.—Plaidsworn by the Scotch Highland regiments. Ladies’ and gentlemen’s plaids. Scotch tweed veBtings, 8cc.

196 Sanderson, R. 8c A. fe Co. Galashiels, Scotland,Manu.—Scotch woollen clan and fancy plaids. Gentlemen’splaids.

197 Fyfe, A. 8c Co. 77 Queen St. Glasgow, Manu.—Newdress fabrics. Fancy cotton and union shawls.

197a Knox, A. L. 9 Cochrane St. Glasgow, Manu.—Material for dressing gowns.

198 Rainey, Knox, & Co. Glasgow, Manu.—Shawldresses for robes de chambre, wool and cotton.

199 Laird 8c Thomson, Ingram St. Glasgow Manu.—Set of clan patterns in gala cloth.

200 Wingate, Son, 8c Co. Glasgow.—Harness wovenlong and square shawls ; printed Barege and Cashmereand woven woollen shawls. Woollen goods in the piece.

201 Campbell 8c Co. 34 Candleriggs St. Glasgow, Prop.—Scotch printed cashmere d’ecosse and other long shawls.Woven square shawls, Scotch printed, &c. Scotch printedmufflers. Barege and cashmere handkerchiefs, 8cc.

202 Cross, W. 62 Queen St. Glasgow, and 45 Friday St.London, Manu.—Saxony wool ’shawls, clan, shepherdess, andfancy patterns, square, long Byzantine style, pure cash-mere. Saxony wool plaid dresses.

203 Gilmour, w. 8 c Co. Glasgow, Manu.—Scotch wool-len tweed trouserings; Scotch woollen Saxony tartans.

204 Black & Wingate, Glasgow, Manu.—Samples ofcotton yam. Cotton lawn and cambric handkerchiefs. Finecotton Scotch cambric. Fine bishop’s lawn. Woven fancyBhirt fronts. Fancy printed cotton and linen handkerchiefs.

205 Leadbetter, J. k Co. Glasgow, Manu.—Pieces offancy linen, entire; mixed and union. Linen listados.Fancy linen drills.

206 Baumann k Wuwscn, Glasgow, Agents and Manu.—Printed shawls of wool, worsted, and cotton. Printedcotton shawls and handkerchiefs. Linens, in various stagesof manufacture. Mixed fabrics.

207 Helme, W. New Mills, Stroud, Manu.—Cassimerewaistcoats, doeskins, cashmerette, silk warp, woollen wefts.Cassimeres. Sardinians for waistcoats.

208 Grist, M. Cupels Mills, Stroud, Manu.—Mattress-W00I9, woollen millpufis, and flocks, 8ec. manufactured byimproved machinery, and purified during the process.

209 Marling, S. S. 8c Co. Eblcy Mills, Stroud, Mann.—Superfine broad cloth, wool-dyed, woaded black, k c.; super-fine doeskin, superfine cassimere, &o.

210 Hooper, C. k Co. Kasfington Mills, Stroud, Manu.—Cloths, wool-dyed, woaded, piece-dyed, 8cc. Single-milledcassimere. Patent elastic trousering, and gloving cloth.

211 Playne, P. P. & C. Nailsworth, Manu.—Woadedwool-dyed cloths Illustrations of the process of manu-facturing woollen cloth.

212 Partridge, N. Bowbridge, Stroud, Des.— Double-colour woollen cloth, for officers’ cloaks, dividing saloons tothe East, curtains, kc. Army cloth, improved red

213 Palling, W. Lower Mills, Painswiok, Manu.-"Double-milled scarlet hunter, double-milled cloths. Fto*single-milled scarlet, billiard cloths, &o.

214 Davies & Sons, Stonehouse Mills, Stroud, Manu.—"Scarlet military cloth. White cloth for uniforms. Scarletcloth, for foreign uniforms. Black cloth, cassimere,doeskins.

215 Sampson, T. Lightpill Mills, Stroud, Tnv.~Machinefor twisting the fringe of wool shawls. Wool shawls. Twilledblack flannel. Scarlet flannel.

210 Overbury, .T. Kind and Monk Mills, near Wotton-under-pdge, Gloucestershire, Manu. — Superfine Saxonywoollen cloths, wool-dyed woaded black, rifle and medley,and blue indigo-dyed.

217 Phillips, Smith, 8c Phillip, Melkshem, Manu.-"

Fine Saxony broad cloth, woaded olives, woaded rifle,wool-dyed black. __

218 Edmonds k Edmonds, Bradford, Wilts, Manu. _Superfine woollen wool-dyed cloths, made on a patent pi J