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SILK and VELVET.
. . 15 SJ14MER, T. 5 Milk St. liheapside, Manu.—Thirty-six inch moire antiques, English dye and crimson velvet.
10 Lewis & Allenby, 193, 195, and 197 Regent St.Des —-Brocaded ribbons. Silk, brocaded with fifteen co-lours. Manu. in Spitalfields.
17 Graham & Sons, 31 Spital Sq. Manu.—Velvet,satin, and watered silks.
18 Stone & Kemp, Spital Sq. Manu.—Velvets. Fi-gured and chine silks,.
19 Sewell, Evans, Hubbard, & Bacon, 44, 45, and46 Old Compton St. Prop.—Brocaded silk, and rich plainmoire antique, marie by Campbell & Co. Spitalfields. Figureddamask, by Winkworth & Co. Manchester.
20 Clarke, Jane, 170 Regent St. I>es. and Msnu-—Spitalfields enamelled silks.
21 Le Mare & Sons, 27 Spital Sq. Manu. Black andcoloured satinette, woven by hand and power loom. Blackducape, watered; black coloured velvet.
22 Cornell, Lyell, & Webster, 15 St. Paul’s Church-yard, and Nuneaton.—Chine and brocaded sash, and otherribbons.
23 Casey & Phillips, 13 Spital Sq. Manu,—Silk, vel-vets, Algerias, gros-de-Naples. glace, gros. fee.
24 Robinson, J. & W. fe Co. 3 and 4 Milk St. Cheapside,Manu.—Velvet for pulpits; and for waistcoats. Black amo*zines for robes. Figured silks and satins. &c.
25 Hill, J. & Co. 30 Spital Sq. Manu.—Registeredoak and ivy brocaded silk, Jacquard woven. Silk velvets.Rich shot glaces, Spitalfields hand-loom woven, the coloursall British dyes. Brocaded figures, fee.
28 Brooks, T. 26 Spital Sq. Manu;—Brilliant blackgros-de-Naples; Sutherland silks, and satins; velvets.
27 Howell, J. & Co. Regent St.— 3 l'wo richly em-broidered silks, manufactured by Campbell & Co. Spital-fields. Rich chine, 12 inch, and rich brocaded sash ribbons.
28 Vanner & Son, 15 Spital Sq. Manu.—Vest satinSilks for parasols, fee.
29 Soper, H. 32 Spital Sq.' Bishopsgate St. Manu.—Silk for parasols. Figured satin and damask rip and ducape.Silk for umbrellas.
30 Carter, Vavaseur, & Rix. 9 Trump St. Cheapside,Manu.—Figured poplin dress. Rich figured Batin dress.Figured satin, richly brocaded, ^iaize moire antique.Napoleon blue satin.
31 Campbell, Harrison, & Lloyd, 19 Friday St.Manu.—Rich figured moire antique damask. Scotch tartansatin8 and velvets. Coloured moire antique. Rich brocadefigure for vestings.
32 Cross, C. 19 Gutter Lane.—A specimen of Jacquardsilk weaving, pattern 29 inches by 24, portraits of the Queenand Prince Albert, made by a 2,400 loom, and 20.000 cords.Black and fancy cravats, plaiu, checked, and figured.
33 Marshall & Snelgrove, 11 & 15 Vere St. and 19Henrietta St. Cavendish Sq.—Shaded silks in glace andmoire antique; and ribbons.
34 Courtauld S. and Co. Manu.—Specimens of crapeand aerophane.
35 Mason, G. Yateley, Hartford Bridge, Hants Prod.—Damask silk and English cloth, embroidered with silkgrown and wound at Yately. Manufactured by Messrs,liouldsworth, Manchester. Fishing gut from imperfectsilkworms, waste silk, and cocoons.
80 Grout, J. fe Co. Foster Lane, Manu.—Folded androlled black crape, aerophane crape, iisBe gauze, gossamer,crepe lisse, silk gauze grenadine, muslin scarf's, and bro-caded silk muslin dress, fee.
87 Dear, A. 37 Crispin St. Spitalfields, Agent.—Fi-gured silks, designed and woven by the pupils of the Spital-fields School of Design,
38 Brocklehurst & Sons, Macclesfield.—Raw, thrown,and dyed silk. Sewing silk in raw and dyed state. Spunsilk exhibiting the material and its stages in process.Velvets, satins, moire antiques, glace gros de Naples, le-vantines, serges, vestings, sarsnets, Persians, ribbons,handkerchiefs, scarfs, shawls, gauze veils, fee.
39 Adshead, W. & Co. Macclesfield.—Silk dyed in theskein, and prepared for the use of the manufacturer.
40 Critchley, Brinsley, & Co. Macclesfield, Manu,—Ladies’ foulard dresses, aprons, neck-ties. Gentlemen’scravats, and boys’ neck-handkerchiefs.—Designs reg.
41 Wardle, II. & T. & Co. Macclesfield, Manu.—Ladies’ silk handkerchiefs, plain and checked, figured andchine. Handkerchiefs and cravats. Small silk shawlB.
42 Hadwen & Sons, Kebroyd Mills, near Halifax.—Specimens of raw material: waste silk, in the dressed stateand carded; the same iu the slabbing and thick roving,and in the fine rovings. Single and double spun silk yarns.
43 Stubbs, P. Leek, Manu. — Needle-worked silkbuttons.
44 Brough, J. & J. Sc Co. Leek, Manu.—Sewing silks.Purse or netting silk. Leger twist; silk twist.
45 IIammkrsley and Bentley, Leek, Manu.—Twistof various colours, for tailors. Italian sewings, for tailorsand milliners. Purse twist.
48 Weston & Son, Leek, Manu.—Buttons, includingFlorentine, brown Holland, real twist Italian, youths’ dresssilk:, silk fancy vest, ladies’ silk dress, fee.
47 Davidson, J. & Co. Leek, Manu.—Tailors’ sewingsilks; silk twist; milliners’sewing, and stay, embroideringsilk; saddlers’ silk; tram.; purse twist; and silk serge.
48 Alsoi, lion i ns, & Co. Leek, Manu.—Silk serges.Black silk handkerchiefs, 20 liandfacing. Prussian bindings,and sewing silk. Rich twist, dyed by W. Hammersley &Co., Leek. Netting silk. Barber’s twist. Silk whip-lashes,Needlework buttons, fee.
49 Bridgett, T. & Co. Derby, Manu.—Specimens ofsewing silk for saddlers, bookbinders, staymakers, tailors,fee. netting or purse-twist, and plain sarsnet ribbon.
50 Allen & Holmes, Derby, Manu.—Black silk rib-bons and braids. Algerines. Black satin trimmings. Silkwarp, prepared for the manufacturer.
51 Smith, Mary, 3a Abbey St. Bothnal Green, Des. andManu.—Chenille Bhawi, made of choice silk, and manu-factured in a loom made for that purpose.
52 Grosvenou, W. Kiddeiminster.—Silk brocade,brocatelle, and figured satinet damasks for upholstery.
53 Pulling, J. 6 Brudenell Pi. New North Rd.—■Trains of crape tunics and tucks, fee. Mantle. Elizabethans.Berthas.
54 Wright, P. fe R. Edinburgh, Des. and Manu.—Duke of Wellington on horseback, in sillc damask.
58 Wilson, J. 5 Church Passage, Spital Sq. Manu. —Mourning hat-band, circular and elastic.
57 Burke, T. H, 6 Bull Head Ct. Newgate St.—F m 'bossed allies, velvets, fee.; ladies’ sashes, flounces, trimmings,fee. Model of the Exhibition, embossed. Victoria mountsfor drawings and prints. Embossed lace papers, hand-screens, ornaments for dining-tables, fee.
58 Gkeensiiields, W. Wliitbuvn, Linlithgowshire*Manu. — Specimens of ornamental work, accomplishedwithout the aid of a needle.
59 Penfold, O. 4 Blackmoor St. Clare Market.
Gauze diaphaue for covering looking-glass and pioturframes, fee. *
Lowndes Ter. Knightsbridgc. c *
60 Evans, 6. Wirksworth, Derbyshire,
mens of silk plush for vestings. c i,
61 Holdfortii & Son, Leeds, Inv. and Imp.—