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JERSEY AND GUERNSEY.
Model of a collector of revenue making his settlementwith the cultivators.
Model of an European and a native court of justice in theprovinces, made by a native modeller; musjid wood, fromAhmedabad; beautiful style of model—from Madras.
Stone sewalla, or Hindoo temple; and model of Hindootemple, from Bengal.
Model of unfinished roygoporum, or entrance to thepagoda at Streerungum; model of Nagasoorum pagoda, atCombaconum—from Trichinopoly.
Plaster casts, in pith white clay, from Poona, and plastermodels, from Ahmednugger.
Carving in wood, “ Cutch,” from Rao of Cutch.
Two portraits, Nabah Rajah and hi father.
Pair of pith-like figures, from Trichinopoly.
JERSEY AND GUERNSEY.
- North. Areas I. J. 30.-
(Commissioners — Captain W. Walbanke Childers, Terrace
House, St. Helier, Jersey, and Thomas Clugas, jun.
Esq. New Grand Terrace, Guernsey.)
1 White, H. C. F.G.S. Regent Road.—Geologicalspecimens of the granites of Jersey.
2 LeCouteur, Col. (Q: A.X). C.)Jersey.—Specimensof wheat, grown in the island of Jersey.
3 Dunlevie, Mrs. Belmont Place. — A richly knitsilk purse: worked by a lady 83 years of age.
4 Berland, J. Great Union Road.—A machine to stoprailway carriages instantaneously.
5 Le Moyne, H. St. Helier. Inv.—Diagrams to eluci-date the method of tri-secting any angle.
6 Chevalier, J. Don St. Inv.—Model of a swingingbeacon, for marking the situation of rocks. Not liable tobe damaged, or carried away by sea or shipping.
7 De la Conde, M. Broad Street, Manu.— Speci-mens of artificial teeth of novel construction, and with doublehinges.
8 Feltham, R. D, 1 Oxford PI. St. Mark’s, Jersey,Dentist.—Spring skeleton regulator, a clock which goes 500days without winding up; its new principle being tne adap-tation of a pendulum, making but one complete vibrationin sixteen seconds.
9 Dupre, W. H. Charing Cross, Inv.—Defiance windguards, for the prevention of down-draught, or the descentof smcke in chimneys.—Patented. Roof light of glass.
10 Le Feuvre, P. St. Clement Academy, Inv.—Orrery,for school use.
11 Le Feuvre, Mrs. F. Edward Place.—Fire-screens,worked in tapestry by the exhibitor.
12 White, G. St. Mark School, Prop.—Class box andillustration board, to exhibit writing, &c. Door governor.Chimney-pot or ventilator: to prevent “down-draught.”Registered. Illuminated clock : to show the hour afterdark. Pump and blower, for the conveyance of water orair. (Door governor, and pump and blower, all intendedfor registration.)
13 Broiiier, H. New Street, Prop. — Specimens ofJersey knitting.
14 De Faye, T. Seale Street, Prop.—Twelve pairs ofknit stockings.
15 Vibeut, S. St. Mary, Manu.—A pair of knit stock-ings.
16 Marie, M. King St. Manu.—Richly knitted silkjacket.
17 Scarfe, G. Beresford St. Prop,—Chaise hamesB.
18 Carmalt, J. David PI. Manu.—A pair of scissorsand a knife, the two less than one grain in weight.
19 Jouhaijd, P. Peter St. Inv. and Manu.—Carriage-gnn: takes readily to pieces, and can be used as a rifle, afowling-piece, or a pistol.
20 Le Feuvre, G. C. Edward PI. Manu.—Chiffonniere,composed of oak, a portion the produce of the Island ofJersey.
21 Stead, W. Hill St. Manu.—A piece of furniture,applicable as a celeret or font.
22 Collie, W. Belmont House.—Specimens of calo'types, done from life.
23 Saunders, George, Bath St. — A model ftpaper, representing Her Majesty landing at Victoria Pie f iJersey, 3rd September, 1846.
24 Simon, Miss, Elizabeth PI.—Basket-work, in paper Ian heirloom from her progenitor, Madame Manger, in 1720*
25 Clugas, Thomas, jun. — Specimens of Guernseygranites.
26 Martin, Peter, St. Peter’s Port. Prod.—Raw Siltothe produce of the Island of Guernsey. Arrowroot fecula-
27 Alleond, Emanuel, St. Peter’s Port. Inv.—Mode*of a machine to determine the distance run by a ship, andthe same time to determine the ship’s place on the chart.
28 Harris, P. G. Inv.—A corking machine. ,
29 MacDonald, Sophia, Woodland. Inv. Des.Manu.—Tulle dress, embroidered with groups of flossflowers, copied from natural flowers.
30 Dobree, Harriet, De Beauvoir, Des. & InV'"JTable-top, ornamented with shells found in the Island 0Herm. Group of poultry.
31 Hutchinson. Elizabeth, Queen’s Road, Des.
& Manu.—Vases, witn shell flowers. Octagon table slab 01rosewood cases.
32 Sarciiet, J. Victoria Road, Inv.—Model of a 10chine for welding chain-cable and other links.
33 Arnold, A. 11 Commercial Arcade, Manu.— n ffacture of iodine and hydriodate of potash. Specimen 9 jthe fuci and alga which grow abundantly on the north *west coasts of the island of Guernsey. Fused mass, consing of the ashes of these marine plants, and containing 6 *of soda, potash, lime, and magnesia. Iodine in the r °^.state. Iodine (commercial). Crystals of iodine ofsium. Residuary product, containing the salts of p °*^ t>soda, lime, and magnesia, as chlorides and sulphates. w
34 Gould, T. Manu.—Salts, similar to those commcalled “ Epsom.”
35 Dobuee, D. Forest Rectory, Prop. —Guernsey frock. Frock of Guernsey wool. Drn'men’s and women’s stockings, nightcaps, gloves, fish erand labourers’ cravats, and slippers.
36 Le Beir, N. St. Peter’s Port, Projfarm-saddle. Mat and foot-stool of “han.” Jhorse’s collar of “ban.” Coil of “hah ” rope.
“ han.” “ Han,” a hank of the raw material.
37 Dorey, D. St. Mary de Castro, Prop;-' 1 viit-P 01 'osier crab-pot. Osier fish-basket. Large osier
Small bait-pot.
38 Guernsey home-knitting work by cottagers- ^
39 Goodridge, J. jun. (of the Express steam >
ning to Jersey.—Model of a life boat. „ .„. en s °\
40 Valpy, Mrs. King St. St. Helicr.-Specim ^conchologv of Jersey, collected, classified, P r ®V fl re9 iJe^ earranged by exhibitor during a twenty-two year 0
in Jersey. Leather frame. Large knitted f go<^
41 Bertrams, Mrs. St. Helier, Manu. Pa 1 ^
knit without glasses by exhibitor, aged (KL TnV-
42 Maiwahu, P. Blacksmith, North Pier,
Prod.—Model of a patent truss for the yarn ^
“ Muntz” metal. rw.fpetfa 11 ®*'
43 Poi'F., Mrs. HalketPl. St. Holier, ConiVarious descriptions of confectionary in 8U £
Bullock
Shackle 9
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