100
[South Central
Class 19.
TAPESTRY, CARPETS, FLOOR CLOTHS,
Manu.—Specimens of royal Wilton, Brussels, and imperialcarpeting.
185 Hall, A. Manchester.—Canvas patterns, for em-broider)’.
180 Hamburger, Rogers & Co. 30 King St. CoventGarden.—Helmets, epaulettes, and gold embroidery.
187 Bloomfield, Miss, Poole, Dorset, Manu.—“ Ra*phael in the Vatican,” in Berlin wool.
188 Hanson, 0 Fetter Lane, Des.—Design for an Ai-minster hearth rug, in the Italian style.
190 Hare, J. & Co. Bristol, Des. and Manu.—Floor-cloth. Marble mosaic and oak and wood centres, &c.
191 Harmsworth, Martha, Twickenham, Embroiderer.Tapestr}’. The Last Supper, worked in French floss silk.
192 Harris, G. & Co. Stourport, Manu.—Brussels vel-vet pile carpets.
195 Harttree, E. & G. 11 Edgware Rd. Des. and Manu—Needlework, on a new silk canvas.
198 Harvey & Knight, Upper Marsh, Lambeth, Manu—Floor cloth, pattern copied from a Roman tessellatedpavement.
197 Harvey, J. K. 25 Ely PI. Holborn, Des.—Designsfor printed fabrics and for carpets.
198 Hayter, F. S. Hull, Des. and Manu.—Carpet;nee llework in Berlin wool.
199 Helbronner, R. 261 Regent St. Des. and Manu.—New style of needlework, new canvas for embroidery, patentelastic draught excluder. &c.
200 Henderson & (Jo. Durham. Manu.—Wilton or pilecarpet. Brussels carpet. Wilton or pile stair carpet. Super-fine ingrain carpet. Damask Venetian carpet. Venetianstair carpet.
SOI Henderson k Widnei.l, Lasswade, Manu.—Por-tiere, or door curtain of fine velvet, Whytock’s patent, pro-bably the largest piece ever manufactured on this principle.Rich patent velvet carpets and rugs.
202 Hatch, Caroline, Tunbridge Wells.—Specimensof embroidery’.
203 Hill, B. Olney, Buckinghamshire, Manu.—Speci-mens of pillow-lace edging and insertion. Pillow lace,suitable for caps, dresses, and flouncing.
204 Hill k Co. Worcester and Gt. Malvern, Inv.—Needlework for ottomans, hanging for walls, table covers,&e. original in style and execution, not being copied fromBerlin or coloured patterns, by the sisters K., PS., and O.Rogers, of the above firm.
205 Hindhaugh, Mrs. Mary, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,Prod.—Pictures: Tapestr)'work pictures.
200 Bindley k Sons, 134 Oxford St. Des. and Manu.—Rich velvet carpeting. English hand-wrought carpets,Turkish style. Oriental carpets.
207 Holloway, Pikf.hr, Grove Buildings, Dorchester,Des.—Quilt knitted by hand, in one piece, with cotton.
208 Holmes, J. Kidderminster, Manu.—Carpets, com-monly called velvet.
209 Hope, G. C. 17 Robertson St. Hastings, Des.—Hassocks of common msh for the church or closet; needle-work, kc. Registered.
210 Humphries, T. Vicar St. Kidderminster, Msnu.—Soper-velret pile, and Brussels carpeting. Patent registered.
211 Hurst, G. High St. Bedford. Des. and Inv.—Pillow-lace, with glass introduced into the figure.
212 Halling, Pearsf.. 8c Stone, KegcntSt.—Velvet pile,and Brussels carpets, registered.
213 Ladies’ Industrial Society, 76 Grafton St. Dublin.— Limerick lace: shawls, handkerchiefs, and cazarees. Spa-nish point; old point, &c.; and embroidery. Horse-hairornaments. Linens. Knitting. Hand-spun flannel. Ap-plique : scarfs, caps, veils, Ice.
213a Sisters of Mercy, Kinsale, Ireland. — Specimensof work, lacc and embroidery.
214 Knitting by a blind person, *• Prayer for the Housesof Parliament.”
215 James, H. 7 Ferdinand Ter. Pancras Vale, Inv. andDes.—Enamelled floor-cloth.
218 Johnstone, J. 102 Graham St. Airdrie, Scotland,Inv.—Table-cover, consisting of 2,000 pieces of cloth, thesole work of the exhibitor, and has occupied his leisure hoursfor 18 years.
219 Jones, Mary, Abbey St. Chester.—Bible cushion,in fancy work, from a plan of the mosaic pavement in Can-terbury cathedral.
220 Cox, Miss, A , Blossom St. Norton Folgate.—A rugw’orked from waste silk.
221 Keddell, J. S. Sheerness, Prop.—Armorial bearingsof the exhibitor, worked by himself in Berlin wool andsilk.
222 Beach & Barnicott, Bridport, Dorset.—Tapestry,a scriptural subject.
223 Kettlewell, Mary, Clonmel, Ireland, Prop.—Trimming lace, and lace berthe9. Large knitted lace collar,and fine lace lappet. Small thread lace scarf, &c.
224 Kino, Miss, 3 Bloomsbury PI. Bloomsbury Sq. Des.and Manu.—Mediaeval embroidery.
225 Kingsbury, Louisa, East St. Taunton, Somerset,Des. Inv. and Manu.—Basket of flowers, in Berlin wool.
220 Kitelf.y, J. Kidderminster, Manu.—Brussels andvelvet pile carpets.
227 School of Charity, Cangort Park. King’s County,Ireland.—Embroidered muslin, by the children.
228 Mow’ land, Charlotte G. 23 Eaton Mews South,Eaton Sq. (aged 11), Manu.—Wreath on white satin, withchenille and crape; design for an ornament.
229 Lambert, Elizabeth, Tunbridge, Des.—Embroi-dery, portrait of Her Majesty. A group of flowers, withvase
230 Lanchenick, Jane A. 5 Brnmpton Row, Brompton,Des. and Manu.—Table-cover, embroidered in silk.
231 Mackf.llar & Hampson, 50 Old Change.—Lacemantle figured by a patent process, silk texture.
232 liAPwoiiTii, A.—Axminster and putent carpets.Velvet pile and tapestry velvet carpets.
234 La Touche, Digces, Miss, Killmaule, Ireland, Inv.—La^e flounce, worked by the poor girls of Killmaulo.
235 Viccars, It. Padbury, Buckingham, Manu.—Inser-tion. Crowns and laces for bordering caps, kc.
238 Le3tf.r, T. Bedford, Manu.—Specimen of Bedford-shire pillow-lace. Improved lace fall-piece. White andblack trimming lace ; flouncing lace, 8cc.
237 Fhyf.r, Miss N., Barnsley.—Crochet counterpane.
238 Wiieler, Mrs. John, 42 Dorset St. Portman Sq.—Table of mounted embroider)’.
240 Lockwood, Uforgiana, 31 Great Titchficld St.Oxford St. Manu.—A child’s fancy crochet frock.
241 Lee, J.— A specimen of iace made by a poor womanin Stone, Aylesbury.
242 Macdonald, Margaretta, 105 South Portland St.Glasgow, Manu.—Fancy needlework, in Berlin wool andsilk. 11 addon Hall in the Olden Time, by F. Taylcr.
243 McFarlane Brothers, Glasgow, Manu.—Chenillehearth rugs and carpeting.
244 Mallalieu, W. Agent of the Moravian Establish*ments at Fulneck, near Leeds, and Ockbrook, near Derby.-'Handkerchiefs of embroidered needlework.
245 A crochet toilet-rover.
240 M‘Cauten, 11. 97 Gt. Charles St. Birmingham-Manu.—Ancient funeral pall. Design from Mr. Pu^it‘0u Glossary of Ecclesiastical Ornament and Costume.