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Class 19.
LACE and EMBROIDERY, &c.
113 Brooks, E. 2 Chester PI. Kennington, Manu.—Specimen of embroidery, descriptive of English history.
114 Brown, MT.aren, & Co, Kilmarnock, Scotland,Manu.—Velvet-pile, Threeply, & Kidderminster carpeting.
115 Burcii, J. & Co. Carpet Print Works, Crag, nearMacclesfield.— V elvet pile and Brussels carpets; tapestries, |furniture covers, tec., woven by Sevier’s patent power loom,and afterwards printed by patent machinery, by J. Burch.
117 Burton, M. Libberton Bank, Edinburgh, Prop.—A shawl, table-cover, rug, &c., knitted on wires by an agedperson. Picture frame, in imitation of old carved oak, com- 1posed of leather and putty.
118 Burton, M. Sarah, Ospringc, near Feversham,Kent. Manu.—Italian girl, in fancy work. Berlin wool.
119 Caley, J. W. & F. G. Windsor, Des.—Diaphanetransparent silk for blinds, manufactured for the use of HerMajesty at Windsor Castle.
122 Cardwell, C. Hi T. Northampton, Manu.—Pillow-lace ; trimming for caps, collnrs, &c.
123 Kiciitley, J. Northampton.—Pillow-lace, trim-mings, &e.
125 Caulfield, W. B. 54 Coal Harbour, Blackwall,Imp.—Knitted lace-work, by children at the school of Bally-'mstle Quay, north of Ireland.
126 Chambers, Elizabeth Rebecca, Wilton, Sq. Dub-lin, Dos.—Carpet worked for the benefit of the Society forPromoting the Scriptural Education of the Native Irish.
128 Chapman, Elizabeth Annie, Gt. Bowden, MarketHarborough.—Tapestry copied from a painting by Leonardoda Vinot: The Last Supper.
.129 Clarke, Eliza, Hackford, by Keepham, Norwich,Prod.—Collars in imitation of Marguerite Guipure lac.,Brussels point looe, and ivory Guipure lace.
130 Clarke, Esther, 18a Margaret St., Cavendish Sq.Manu and Deg.—Flounce of Honiton lace.
132 Cole & Son, 18 Newgate St. Prop.—Brussels, Ve-netian, and Kidderminster carpeting.
133 Collins fc Robe, Kidderminster.—Various carpets.
134 Constable, Hannah, Clonmel, Ireland, Des _
Infant’s crochet dress, made of wliite thread.
135 Cook, W. Causeway, Chippenham, Des. and Manu.
Table-cover, made with about 30,(KK) pioces of broad cloth.
136 Copeland, Fannv, 15, Charlotte St. Liverpool, Inv.—'Sofa pillow, croched in imitation of tapestry.
138 .1 on es, L. V. 33 King William St. London Bridge,rrod—An embroidered map of the United Kingdom: exe-cuted by a girl of 14. Framed in English pollard oak.
139 (\>\ enf.y, Mrs., Munster, nr. Quecnsborough.—Ulr l> 0 t of thirty squares, worked in Berlin wool.
140 Crick, Ellen, Soham, Cambridgesliire, Des. andmaker.—A veil worked by the needle, in imitation of2°, ton lace, and In the hope that it may be the means ofSwing employment to many poor needle-women.
.141 Cross, Mart, Paul St. Bristol, Des.—Crochot coun-terpane.
142 Crosslev & Sons, Halifax.—Large pattern mosaictapestry. Patent mosaic carpet and table-covers. Patentmosaic rugs. Patent velvet carpets. Patent tapestry carpet.t“dderminstor, Dutch, and other carpets.
.144 Cunliffe, Sarah Ann, Saffron Walden, Inv.—An"Want's knitted robe.
v. 145 Daniel fc Cossins, Millies., 55 Herbert St. New
"tmth Road, Hoxton.—Embroidory.
j, 146 Con ending, Mrs. Ida Von, 12 Cambridge Row,
ackney.—Newly-invented knitting, tile embroidery beingu my seen on ono side.
,,1 47 Haiidv, F. C. Miss, 9 Mount St. Crescent, Dublin.J^jPecimcug of Knitting from llackegtown, County Carlow,
148 Davidson, Lieut., Bombay Artillery, Haddington,Imp.—Embroidery from Hyderabad, for table-cloths, shawls,cushions, &c.
149 Dawson, Deborah, Newtownbarry, Ireland, Prop.—Cuffs, hand-spun and knitted, from the wool of Frenchpoodle dogs.
150 Dewar, Son, & Sons, King’s Arms Buildings,Wood St Prop.—Table covers, of elaborate design, the firstmixed fabrio of the kind made in Spitalfields, Designedand executed by Webb & Son. The number of cards usedin the production are 3,000, the number of cards used in theJacquard machine 40,000. Chintz printed woollen tablecovers, and embossed.
152 Ditl, Madame, 23 Charlotte St Portland PI.—Embroidery, in imitation of engraving. Embroidery in silkand gold on velvet Embroidery in silk, chenille, and gold.
155 Dove, C. W. & Co. Leeds, Manu.—Velvet pilBrussels, Kidderminster, and Threeply carpets. Des. reg.
158 Dowbiggin & Co. 23 Mount St. Grosvenor Sq.—Carpet made at the patent Axminster carpet manufactory,Glasgow, for Her Majesty, designed by L. Gruner, Esq.
157 Downing, G. & J. H. Kings RcL Chelsea.—Speci-men of floorcloth.
158 Smith, Maria L., 24 Basing Lane, Des.—A ^designfor a lace curtain.
159 Ellis, Sophie A. Kildemoo Rectory, Axdee, Louth,Ireland, Des.—-Specimens of tatting or frivolitc, for ladies.
160 Eustace, R. & J. 10 Weaver’s Sq. Dublin, Manu.—Turkey rug; tufted hearth-rugs, girth, roller, and suspenderweb. Specimens of linen mill band.
161 Evans, S. A. 18 Charles St Middlesex Hospital,Des. and Manu.—The Death of Douglas, after C. Land-seer, in embroidery.
162 Evenden, Eliza Annf., 31 High St. Margate, Manu.—Berlin wool work; Mary Queen of Scots, mourning overthe dying Douglas.
164 Flower, Ann, 25 Duke St Grosvenor Sq. Dee. endManu.—Picture, “ Flags of All Nations,” worked in crooe-stitch in silk, chenille, beads, and wooL
165 Faudel & Phillips, 38, 39, and 40 Newgate StDes. and Manu.—State bed, in needlework; the bedstead ofcarved wood, richly gilt Patterns for needlework endcrochet. Worsted yams, silks, Uc.
168 Fortune, Eliza, 10) £t George’s Rd. Southwark.—Hearth rug, knitted by hand.
169 Franklin, J. D. 14 Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin,—Printed floor-cloths 16 yards by 6, woven in one piece.
170 Frewes, Eulauetb, Marlow, Bucks, Dea. andManu.—Lace collar, cuff, lappeta, and neck-tie, mode entirelyby hand on the pillow.
174 Gardner, M. A. 22 Gt Leonard St. Finsbury,Manu.—Berlin wool-work by the exhibitor, who is blind.
175 George, C. 33 Oxford St Prop.—Velvet pile car-peting.
176 Gilbert, J. 7 Charlotte St Old Kent Kd. Des.—Design for Axminster centre carpet
178 Heyn, Emma, 14 Gloucester Ter. Gloucester Rd.Old Kent Kd.—An ornamental vase of flowers made en-tirely of Berlin wool with the crochet stitch.
180 Greene. K., Lichfield.—Folding-screen, worked bya nun of tiie Convent of Mercy, at Birr, Ireland.
181 Greenwood, Anne Cii iistiasa, Brookwood Park.Alresford, Inv.—Panels lor the walla of a ruvm, paintedwith birds and flowers in the stylo of India paper.
182 Gregory, Thomsons, & Co. Kilmamook, Scotland,
183 Harris, Brothers, 87 Wailing St. Manu.—Em-broidered satin aprons and handkerchiefs,cambrio flouncing!and insertions, all needlework.
194 Harrison, J. Halifax, l’orksliire, Manu.—Wliite
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