98
[South Central
Class 19.
TAPESTRY, CARPETS, FLOOR CLOTHS,
Ornamental leather. Hand-screens in stamped gutta perchapreserved real flowers and embroidery, 8tc.
55 Treadwin, C. E. 27 Cathedral Yd. Exeter, Mann.—Devonshire, or Honiton, point lace. Designs from the Go-vernment School of Design, London.
58 Onion, E. 38 Broad St. Birmingham, Manu —Velvet drapery valance, worked with gold silk braid. Crim-son valance fringe. New drapery rope. New diamondvalance fringe, in silk. Registered bell lever ornaments.Curtain-holder. Ornaments for valances. Coach and rail-way carriage lace and trimmings.
57 Browne, Sharpe, & Co. Paisley, and 18 WatlingSt. London, Manu.—Embroidered and tamboured bookmuslin dresses. Embroidered scollop and insertion trim-mings, flounces, collars, &c.
58 Brown, S R. & T. Glasgow, Manu.—Muslins em-broidered by the peasantry of Scotland, and the north andwest of Ireland, consisting of dresses, collars, caps, habit-shirts, trimmings, kc.
69 Park & Thomson, Glasgow, Manu.—Children’ssewed robes; ladies’ collars, handkerchiefs, fancy habits.Cambric and book flounces, sewed trimmings, 8tc.
60 Macarthur, D. k Co. Glasgow, Manu.—Hamiltonlace goodsDresses, cloak or mantilla, capos, veils,sleeves, Ire,
61 Connaught Schools, Glasgow. — Embroideredmuslin.
62 Robertson 8c Sons, Glasgow, Manu.—Sewed book-muslin and cambric squares for fancy table covers. Richspecimens of embroidery.
63 McFarlane k Porter, 38 Queen St. Glasgow,Manu.—Embroidered black and white muslin collars, che-misettes, habit shirts, 8cc. for mourning. Lace veils, cloaks,kc. Black lace flounced embroidered robe skirt.
64 Brown, H. 100 8c 104, Virginia PI. Glasgow Manu.—Sewed book muslin collars, frilled chemisettes, fancyhabits, cambric handkerchiefs, embroidered book-muslindresses, kc.
65 MacQuarje, Fisher, k Co. Glasgow, Manu.—Blackand white silk, cotton, and linen lace. 'White silk and goldundor sleeves. Coloured silk and gold apron and parasolcover.
66 Macdonald, D. k J. k Co. Glasgow, Manu.—Em-broidery on book-muslin, 8tc. Embroidered French cam-bric. Embroidered baby linen. Embroidered trimmings,Insertions, flounces. &c.
67 Simpson, M. 5 Aldermanbury.—Sewing adting silk, silk laces, specimens of raw silk.
68 Foot k Sons, 38 Spitol Sq. Manu.—Fringes, elasticribbon trimming, combination of velvet and brocading, kc.
69 Ahthub, Ann, Manu.—Silk, worsted, and cottonbraids, for figuring. Netted buttons. Fringes, gimps,girdles, and tassels. Olivets. Braids and frogs.
70 Gabriel, J. W. 135 Regent St. Manu.—Englishembroidery, on silk and woollen, for waistcoats.
71 Dandy, C. & T. 14 Coventry St. and 43 Now BondSt. Manu.—A crochet silk gimp robing, resembling therose leaves and flowers. Brandenburgh crochet silk gimptrimming, girdles, silk fringes, crochet head-dress, kc.
72 Beadbee, G. W. 115 Newgate St Manu.—Needle-work by Mrs. Marsh, Ice. A group of flowers, kc., made ofleather. Fringes, gimps, tassels, trimmings, fcc.
74 Evans, K. k Co 24 Watling SL Manu.—Silk orna-ment, bell-pulls, curtain-holders, cords, gimps, tassels, androsettes, trimmings, fcc.
75 Burgh, K. 42 Bartholomew Close, Manu.—Deepbullion fringe, woven to shape. Ornamental hangers, pen-dants, fringes, rosette medallions, kc
76 BARRETT& Cohnev, 70 Little Britain, Menu.—Cold
and silver threads for lace, embroidery, headings of cloths,muslins, 8tc., gold and silver bullions, purls, plates, andspangles, cords, braids, pimps, and laces. Embroidery,des. and worked by R. Abraham, 5 I,isle St. I.eicester Sq.
77 Irish Work Society, 233 Regent St.—Specimensof applique lace. Crochet work. Real guipure, from oldmodels. Straw plait, made of Irish grasses. Tabinets orpoplins. Black and white pillow lace. Fine knitting.Black silk mittens, knitted and netted. Bog oak carvings,imitations of guipure. Embroidery, worked an blanc , &c.Knitted hosiery. Plain-work. Woven cotton hosiery, bySmyth of Balbriggan. White mats, made of Irish wool,&c.
79 Lees & Co. R. 3G King St. Cheapside, Mann.—Printed mohair tapestry; Utrecht mohair velvet; mohairvelvets; printed Chinese velvets of mohair, 8ic.
80 Surr & Son, 12 King St. Cheapside, Manu.—Silktwist, manufactured at Leek, Staffordshire.
81 Hart, G. 7 Market St. May Fair, Inv. and Manu.—Registered boxes, ornaments, kc. in muslin and cotton.
82 Smith, Anderson, Sc Co. Cheapside, and SouthHanover St. Glasgow, Prod. (Macdonald k Co.)—Bassinettequilt. Infant’s long robe. Infant's caps, horse-shoe andround crowns.
83 Lambert, Brown, 8c Patrick, 23G Regent St. Manu.—Epaulettes and laces. Embroidered waistcoats. Masonioregalia. Church decorations. Fac-simile of Bible used byKing Charles I.
84 Jackson, C. 10 Curzon St. Mayfair.—An occasionaltable, mounted with uppliipw'e embroidery.
85 Harrison, T. 21 Brownlow St. Bedford Row, Des.and Manu.—Altar cloth and cushions, of crimson Genoavelvet, embroidered in gold.
86 Stirling, Mary Anne, 2!) John St. Bedford Bow,Des. and Manu.—A fire-screen, worked in chenille, 8cc.
88 Purcell, Frances, 3 New Burlington St. Prod.—Aneedle-worked table-cover.
90 Sturmy, Maria, 8 Wellington St. London Bridge,Des.—Table-cover, embroidered with the needle, without npattern.
94 Barnard, E. Little Bardficld Rectory, near Dun-mow, Manu.—Two figures in Berlin wool work, for thepurpose of holding open doors.
95 Barnes, R. Y. City Rd. Manu.—Specimens of deco-rative floor cloth.
96 Batters, Martha, 9 Rose Hill Ter. Brighton, De».—Picture in tapestry.
97 Baynes, R. Agnes, Cheshunt, Herts, near WalthamCross, Inv.—Knitting designs.
100 Benbow, Mrs. 11 Hanover PI. Regent’s Park.—Three specimens of tapestry embroidery, alter the anoientSaxon style.
103 Blackburn, Ann Maria, Beaumont Hill, Lincoln,Manu.—North-west view of Lincoln Cathedral, worked uponwhite silk, with the rovings of black lutestring, and manu-facturer’s silk.
106 Bottom, J. 65 Brook St. Derby, Deg. and Menu.—A hearth-rug, with the liordcr and ends formed of upward*of 20,000 shreds of doth, and the centre of lamb's wool.
108 Bridges, W. Ensham, near Oxford. — Tapestrywool-work; worked during leisure hours.
110 Bkinton k Sons, Kidderminster, Manu.— Patentvelvet tapestry. Super Wilton oarpet. Registered design*'Patent Axmingter velvet rugs.
111 Rogers, —, M ilton, Wilts.— Embroidery, “ Estherand Mordecal.”
112 Wilson, Charlotte, Guildhall, Broad Sanctuary'Westminster, Des.—Netted quilt or ooverlid for summ®*use.