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Classes 12 & 15.

WOOLLEN and WORSTED.

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ciple, and of superior dye. Superfine woollen cloth, water-proofed.

219 Barnes, E. Oxford, Dcs. and Manu.—Counterpane"composed of 9,851 pieces.

220 Peters, D. 44 College Green, Bristol.—Block single-milled kerseymere.

221 Chick, R. Knapp Mills, near Chard, Somerset, Manu.—Samples of drab cloth, made of English wool by power-loom.

222 Phillips, J. Knapp Mills, near Chard, Somerset,Manu.—Striped, plain blue, and white linsey, made from iiaxand wool.

228 Bird, R. Crewkeme, Manu.—Linen, worsted,white and coloured linen and worsted ; webs for girths,braces. &o.

224 Stanton & Son, Land’s Mill, Fordington, nearDorchester, Manu.—Drab milled waterproofed cloths, madetrom English wool.

225 Allen, G. St. Stephen’s St. Norwich. — Elasticcloths for trowsers, gloves, &c.

226 Allen & Banks, Norwich.—East Anglian clothsmanufactured from Norfolk wool.

227 Garvie & Deas, Perth, Manu.—Linsey-woolsey,ot ladies’ dresses. Hand-knitted hose. Hand-loom, grass-bleached, cotton shirting, &c.

228 Chombie, J. & Co. Cothal Mills, Aberdeen, Manu.—Scotch tweeds, of various qualities.

229 Thomson, W. Stonehaven, Scotland, Manu.—Speci-men of a method of working up engine waste, into floor-cloth or carpeting.

230 Bkunton, W. J. & Co. St. Leonard’s Factory, Edin-burgh, Des. and Manu.—A variety of fine wool scarf shawls.Superior gentlemen’s plaids. German lambs’ wool and yam,of which the shawls are made.

231 Bowman & Son, Langholm.—Shepherd tweeds ofScotch and Austalian wool. Shepherd unions, cotton andwool. Gentlemen’s shepherd plaid German wool.

232 Byers & Son, Langholm, Manu.—-Shepherd’s tweed;railway plaid, &c. ; and linsey, made of cotton and wool.

233 Renwick, T. & A. Langholm, Manu.—Linsey-woolsey weft, Eskdalc shepherd plaid, and Scotch hosieryyam ; Scotch tweed and marble yarn, of Australian wool.

234 Dicksons & Laings, Hawick and Glasgow, Manu.—Scotch larabs’-wool hosiery, &c. Clan, shepherdess, andfancy tartan wool plaids. Cheviot, Australian, and SaxonyWool trouserings.

235 Smith, J. fc Sons, Saddleworth, near Manchester.(Agents, Nield and Collander, London.)—Fine and superfineand silk war]) and stout flannels. Fine and superfine andsilk warp. Shawls and scarfs for printing.

236 Uaigii & Sons, 9 New Brown St. Manchester, Menu.—-Black broad cloth. The same, wool and cotton.

237 Bamford, J. Rochdale, Lancashire, Manu.—Finegauze flannel, manufactured from sheep’s wool.

238 Lewis, W. Llandilofawn, Wales—Welch woollencloth.

239 Pearson, J. Carlisle, Manu.—Woollen aud cottontrouserings.

240 Dalrymple, W. Union Mills, Douglas, Isle of Man,Menu.—Shepherd plaid, made from Australian wool; andstriped and tweed cloth and shepherd plaid, made from isle°f Man wool.

„ 241 Whitmore & Co. Leicester, Manu.—Worsted yams*c* hosiery-fleecv, and for embroidery and soft knitting.

242 Brewin & Whetstone, Leicester.—Worsted andMerino yarns.

248 Burgess, A. & Co. Leicester, Manu.—Berlin wool^broidery yarns. Soft and hard knitting yarns. Shetlandembroidery, weft, hosiery. Alpaca, mohair, aud other yarns,

single and doubled. Samples of the wools used in the ma-nufacture in various stages of preparation.

244 Poppleton, R. Westgate, Wakefield, Manu.—Manu-factured knitting worsted and yarns.

245 Wilson, J. J. & W. Kendal. Manu.—Railway wrap-pers. Stout horse-clothing; also, fine and light, for race-horses.

246 Gandy, G. Kendal, Manu.—Brace, girth, and rollerwebs, in worsted and woollen. Horse sheetings, railwayblankets, collar-checks, &c. for saddlers.

247 Ireland, J. & Co. Kendal, Manu.—Railway-travel-ling and bed-rugs, horse blankets, Alpaca cloth, saddle-cloths, Prince’s check and kersey, Saxony lining, flannel,plaicling, linsey drugget, gentlemen’s scarfs, &c.

248 Goods, Brecon.— A variety of woollen goods.

249 Martin, J. Cockermouth, Inv. — Improved ven-tilating waterproof cloth and paper; the paper made byI. Cropper, Burneside, near Kendal. Patented.

250 Salter, S. & Co. Trowbridge, Wilts, Manu.—Speci-mens of fine woollen trouserings.

251 Hughes, R. Tregarth, Bangor, Wales, Manu.—Gown pieces and apron woven in a loom, invented and madeby the exhibitor.

252 Wilson, W. & Son, Eawick.—Scotch mauds andtravelling wrappers.

253 Mills, Elizabeth, Dolgelly, Inv. and Manu.—Linsey dresses, mixed with silk. Linsey aprons. Waist-coat pieces, of Welsh wool. Welsh cloth, for gentlemen’sshooting-clothes, &c.

254 Lloyd, W. & Co. Newtown, Montgomery, "Wales,Manu.—Specimens of Welch flannel, all manufactured fromsheep’s wool.

255 Pim Brothers fe Co. Dublin, Des. and Manu.—Irish poplins. Double tabbinet, &c.: registered designs.Brocaded poplin.

256 Atkinson, It. & Co. 31 College Green, Dublin, Prop.— Irish poplin Jacquard loom at work (Main Avenue),with new brocading machine. Irish poplins brocaded andgold-barred; aud gold tissue. Brocaded and tissued Irishpoplin scarfs; striped furniture and figured tabourets, &c.

257 Willans Brothers & Co. Island Bridge Mills,near Dublin, Manu.—Super frieze, shepherd’s plaids, mili-tary tartan, and woollen shawl yarn.

258 Dillon, L. 7 Parliament St. Dublin, Des.—Friezesand rumswizzles. The rumswizzle is made from undyedforeign wool.

259 Allen, R. 28 Lower Sackville St. Dublin, Prop.—Irish made heather tweeds. Irish frieze. Black ca&simereIrish embroidered vests ; the designs by J. Ilealy, a pupil ofthe Dublin School of Design; worked by Miss Hamiltonand others. Irish linens, &c. Irish frieze wrappers, &c.Samples of figured and double-watered Irish tabinets, manu-factured by E. Jones, of 3 St Andrew Street, Dublin, &c.

280 Macdona, G. 32 Molesworth St. Dunlin.—Speci-mens of the “ Albert friezeheather and black tweedsPatent drawers. Tabinet and cloth vesting, embroideredwith gold.

201 Nicolls, A. Cork, Ireland, Manu.—Blankets, flan-nels, swanskins, and friezes.

282 Murphy, Margaret, Ballysmutton, Bleeinton, Ire-land, Manu.—Home-made frieze, from wool grown and spunby the exhibitor.

263 N kill, Catherine, & Sons, Tallaght, Dublin, Manu.—Brown mixed, and sheep’s gray frieze. Blankets.

264 Daly, .1. Cashel.—Specimens of plain friezes, chieflyused tor men’s clothing and horse sheeting. Manufacturedat Rossmore Mills.

205 Jones, E. Dublin.—Tabinets and poplins.

268 Reynolds, W. 81 Grafton St. Dublin, Des. and