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Class 14.
FLAX and HEMP.
28 Hunt & Son, Dunfermline, Scotland, Manu.—Dou-ble-damask linen table-cloth, manufactured for the Queen.Linen and silk wefted show-cloth, of the same design.Double-damask table linen.
29 Beveridge, E. Dunfermline, Scotland (Agent inLondon, W. Manvell, 12 Bow Churchyard), Manu.—Table-cloths, napkins, and doyleys. Table cloths and dinner nap-kins, silk and linen. Nursery and towelling diapers. Staircarpeting and crumb cloth. Table covers, three-colouredbrocade, coloured tapestry, &c. mixed fabrics.
30 Sadler, —, Ironmonger Lane.—Specimens of finelinen and cambric.
31 Wilks, J. 14 and 15 Bread St.—Specimens of linen.
32 Rogers & Wroe, 134 Cheapside, Trod.—Scotch em-broidered handkerchief, on French lawn.
34 Devas, Minciiener, & Routledge, 24 LawrenceLane, Prop.—Damask table linen exhibited as good andcheap.
35 Dewar, Son, Sc Sons, King’s Arms Buildings, WoodSt. Prop.—Silk and linen table-cloths ; the same, bleached.A Communion napkin. All designed by James Balfour.
30 Canter, J. Carter Brothers, Fletcher, H. T.IIattersley, Parkinson, & Co., Haxwortii & Carnley,Jackson & Matthewman, Pigott & Newton, Barnsley.—Dowdasses ; pillow linens ; towellings ; dusters ; cooks’cloths; huckabacks; diapers; damasks; crumb-cloths;stair damasks ; ticks for beds, blinds, and marquees; ducks;drabbets; horse-bandages; and railway tarpauling cloth.
37 Tee & Son, Barnsley, Des. and Manu.—Linen drills.Linen and silk and linen vestings. Fancy vestings, mixed.Plain and fancy fabric for dresses. Toilet-cover. Linensaddle rug. Printed linen and cotton yams.
38 Walton & Co. Knaresborough, Manu.—Sheetingwoven in hand-loom. Knaresborough linen. Heavy water-twist cotton sheeting. Blue linen check. Huckaback. Allmade by hand-loom^
39 Hibbert, T. Knaresborough, Manu.—Diaper table-cloths, table-napkins, and pocket-handkerchiefs, all made byhand-loom.
40 Emshall, G. Knaresborough, Manu.—Linen-ducksheeting. Linen shirt without seam.
41 Leeming, J. Knaresborough, Manu.—Shirtings andticking. Linen chemise, woven without scam. All madeby hand-loom.
42 Wilford & Sons, Brompton, near Northallerton,Manu.—Bleached sheeting, made from China gTass. Whitelinen drills for military trousers. New drills—1. “ Com-modore;” for naval. 2. “Wellington.”
43 Pegler, C. Leeds, Manu.—Double damask table-cloths; brown and bleached napkins; bordered linen sheets.Communion cloth, design the Last Supper, and other appro-priate emblems.
44 Hayward & Sons, West Chinnock, and 93 Minories,London, Manu.—Canvas for ships’ sails, known as Cokercanvas. Twines, used for sewing sails.
45 Row, J. Crewkeme, Manu.—Sail-cloth, and towel-ling, called medical rubbers, mode of flax grown in theneighbourhood.
40 Poole, J. & C. South Petherton, Manu.—Canvas forship and yacht sails. Seaming twine, made from English flax.
47 Withey & Smith, North Perrot, near Crewkerne,Somerset, Manu.—Twines, made of flax, hemp, and cotton,for crochet knitting, netting, carpet and silk weaving, &c.
48 Fjnlayson, Bousfield, & Co. Glasgow; Manufac-tory at Johnstone.—Patent linen thread, common satinfinish, in best and second quality, for tailoring purposes.
49 Morrison & Hurn, 25 Norton Folgate, Manu.—Rope, line, and twine. Model marquee, flags, rick-cloth,horse clothing. Netting. New portable fire-escape. Bed-
sacking, cocoa-fibre matting. Sacks. Waterproof cloth,&c. All patented.
50 Houghton, Sarah, Ashford, Manu. — Superfinedouble damask table-cloths and napkins.
50a Schwann, F. Huddersfield and Leeds.—Specimensof yarn.
51 Titley, Tatham, & Walker, Leeds, Manu.—Patentlinen sewing threads. Superior patent satin finish, orpolished sewing threads. Shoe threads, closing and stiteningflaxes or lines.
52 Grimsiiaw & Wilkinson. 13 Bridge-end, Leeds.—Oiled cloths and sack covers.
53 Holdswortii & Co. Leeds, Manu.—Linen thread,patent soft satin-finish, and old finish; linen shoe thread.
54 Hawke, E. H. Scorrier, near Truro, Manu.—Ropesof Polish or Russian, China, and Manilla hemp.
55 Day, J. Market St. Oxford, Manu.—Church bell-ropes.
50 Yeates, H. Abingdon, Manu. and Des.—Cocoa-nutand Manilla matting; fancy cocoa-nut matting; superiorjute carpeting, &c.
57 Lockhart & Sons, Kirkaldy, Scotland, Manu.—Finefeather-bed tick, made entirely from flax. Bleached diaperbed-room towels. Double huckaback. Bags for holdingflour, grain, potatoes, &c. manufactured entirely from tow.
57a Falmouth Committee. —Fishing nets.
58 Wemyss, R. Kirkaldy, Scotland, Manu.—Piece offine four-treadle bed-tick, made entirely of flax yarn. Takenfrom stock.
59 Jeffrey, Robert, Mary Hill, Glasgow, Kirkaldy,Forfar, and Brechin.—Specimens of huck, dowlas, ticks,loom sheeting, diaper, &c.
00 Jameson & Co. Hull, Importer and Manu.—Hempand flax from Russia, and jute from the East Indies, in the,raw and undressed state as imported, and in several stagesof manufacture. Yam, canvas, &c. from the same.
01 Hall, J. & Co. Hull, Yorkshire, Manu.—Patentmade cordage, from Baltic hemp, and patent made cordagefrom Manilla hemp, tarred.
02 Spyvee & Coopers, Hull, Manu.—Patent cordagefor the use of sailing and steam vessels, mines, and collieries,the whale fisheries, and deep-sea fisheries. Manufactured bysteam and manual labour.
03 Tiie Dundee Local Committee, Scotland, Prod.—Loom, or yarn bleached linens, manufactured by Smeeton &Son, Dundee. Duck and sheeting, manufactured by Laing,Dundee. Dowla9, sheeting, huckaback, ducks and drills*diapers, &c. manufactured by A. Lawson, King’s Kettle.Common bleached canvas, and tailor’s padding canvas,manufactured by J. Mori, Dundee. Hessian, or packingcanvas, striped bedding, bed sacking, padding canvas, & c *manufactured by Cox, Dundee. Flour, coal and corn sacking,jute sacking, and navy canvas, manufactured by A. Easson,Dundee. Jute carpeting, and matting made from coir andManilla fibre, manufactured by J. Neish, Dundee. Osna-bergs, manufactured by Don Brothers & Co. Dundee. Brownsheeting, manufactured by W. & J. Don & Co. Forfar.Heavy floor-cloth, manufactured by T. Bell, Dundee. Jutestair-carpeting, jute bed-sacking, cotton, or coffee bagging,and hop pocketing, manufactured by A. J. Warden, Dun*dee. Strong bed-tick and twilled sheeting, manufactured DyJ. Brown, Dundee. Striped and checked fancy line ,manufactured by J. Leadbctter & Co. Dundee.
04 Soper, It. S. 4 Blossom St. Norton Folgate, Manu.—Patent lines, of various sizes, used for hanging winsashes. Fancy skipp'
05 Smith, J. Eropes, lines, twines, iRussia, Manilla, aniEgyptian flax and tow.
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b Greenwich, Manu. Specimensmanufactured by machinery from