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Class IV
M. P. Darras (470, p. 1200).
JIM. Daryieu, Valmale, and Co. (1169, p. 1233).
M. V. Delarbre* (1176, p. 1234).
M. A. Delouze (1178, p. 1234).
M. X. DuMAiNEf (175, p. 1181).
M. Dcssol (150, p. 1178).
MM. Eymieu and Son* (831, p. 1220).
MM. Fabriquf.-Nourry, Barxoum, and Co.* (832, p.
1220 ).
M. H. Farjon (1217, p. 1236).
M. IIerme) (537, p. 1204).
M. Lavernhe and Matiiieu, dit Vercer* (1298, p.1239).
M. Mejean* (1353, p. 1241).
MM. Mouroue and Bousquet (1363, p. 1241).
M. J. L. Nogarede (937, p. 1225).
M. J. Pradier (1406, p. 1243).
M. E. Reidon (1430, p. 1244).
M. L. Koeck (1446, p. 1245).
M. P. Sambuc, (1470, p. 1246).
M. Verdet and Co. (1519, p. 1246).
M. J. Vincent (1526, p. 1250).
Good examples of Silk , commendable for their length,elasticity, strength, and brilliancy of the thread, areshown in the Spanish Department; amongst which theJury select the following as deserving the award of thePrize Medal:—
The Agricultural Board, Valencia (209, p. 1342).
MM. Dotres and Co. (215, pp. 1342, 1343).
M.F.Montort(202, p. 1342), who exhibits cocoons fromthe variety of Spanish silkworm called ‘ Trevoltino,’from that called ‘ Ilaicho,’ and from the Turkey silk-worm.
M. Rev and Co. (207, p. 1342).
The Jury also award the Prize Medal to the Pro-vince of Murcia (199, p. 1342), for the excellence ofthe specimens of ‘ Sanza,’ or silkworm gut.
The Jury have selected for Honourable Mention fromthe Spanish exhibitors of Raw Silk,—T. Trenor, of Va-lencia (210, p. 1342) : J. Calderon, of Granada (220, p.1343) ; and the specimens exhibited by Rodriguez Leal(220).
From the Raw Silks exhibited in Belgium the Jury-select for Honourable Mention : —
A. De Coninck (112, p. 1154). C. De Mevius (86,p. 1154). A. De Potter (111, p. 1154).
Among the Italian Silks the first mention is due to thoseexhibited in Tuscany , which show well the desirable qua-lities of the cocoons and thread. From these the Jury-select for the award of the Prize Medal,—
G. Franceschini (56, p. 1295).
T. Lepori (60, p. 1295).
N. Poidebard* (51, p. 1295).
P. Ravagli (61, p. 1295).
Scoti Brothers (49, p. 1294).
P. Zavagli (62, p. 1295).
And as deserving Honourable Mention :—
C. F. Casuccini (63, p. 1295).
L. Davitti (59, p. 1295).
L. Della Ripa (50, p. 1295).
R. Lambruschini (48, p. 1294).
C. G. Mordini (58, p. 1295).
C. Petrccci (52, 1295).
Count G. Pieri (53, p. 1295).
Prof. Savi (64, p. 1295), for the specimens of raw-silk from silkworms fed upon leaves of the Philippine midberry.
The specimens of Raw Silk exhibited by T. B. Fog-liardi, of Milano (54, p. 1270), are considered by theJury as deserving of Honourable Mention.
* These exhibitors’ names are inserted in the Award Listof Class XIII.— \V.
f These exhibitors receive Medals in Class xm.
In the Department of Sardinia, the Jury- have selectedas deserving, for their excellent qualities, the PrizeMedal, the silks exhibited by-,—
Casissa and Sons (27, p. 1303); H. Jacquet and Co.(26, p. 1308); Rigxon and Co.* (30, p. 1303). And theJ ury regard as deserving ‘ Honourable Mention’ the exam-ples shown by :—
Borzoxf., J. (45, p. 1304).
Michael Bravo” (24, p. 1.303).
I mpekatori Brothers (38, 1303).
Sinigaglia Brothers (25, p. 1303).
In the Department of Austria are exhibited some fineexamples of Italian silks, from which the Jury- select fortlie award of the Prize Medal:—
G. Querini, Venice (84, p. 1012).
Scheiblkr and Co.,* of Milan (80, pp. 1011, 1012).
Verza Brothers, of Milan (87a, p. 1012).
From Austria Proper the Jury also consider the ‘ Silk-worm Breeding Association of Gratz,’ Styria , ashighly deserving the Prize Medal, for the specimensexhibited by them under No. 73, p. 1011.
The exhibitors of raw- silk deserving Honourable Men-tion are
Bozzoxi Brothers, of Riva.
G. B. Mattiuzzi, of Varmo, Friuli (77, p. 1011).
A. Scola, of Upper Austria (72, pp. 1010, 1011).
F. Secchi, of Milan (81, p. 1012).
Sexigaglia and Carminati, of Parma, Friuli (78, p.1011 ).
G. Steiner and Sons, of Bergamo (87, p. 1012).
Pnissia.
The Jury wish to distinguish by * Honourable Men-tion’ the specimens of raw, white, and spinning-silk, pro-duced in Berlin, by means of a hanging spinning-hive, onthe principle of bee-hives, invented l>y the exhibitor,A. M. Bolzaxi (38, p. 1050), by the use of which no doublecocoons can be produced. And also the specimens of silkexhibited by Kiszewski (39, p. 1050).
Bussia.
From the examples of silk transmitted from Russia , theJury select:—
P. Rier (138, p. 1370), from Tauride, district ofMolotschausk, as exhibiting the finest quality of thethread, and as meriting the award of the Prize Medal.And as deserving ‘ Honourable Mention’: —
A. REBItOFF,of Stavropol(139, p. 1.370); andM.RAYKO,of Odessa (140, p. 1370).
Turkey.
The silks exhibited in this Department are, many ofthem, of a very fine character, exhibiting a good lengthof thread, with the qualities of fineness, streugth, elas-ticity, and lustre. The Jury select, as meriting thePrize Medal, the following exhibitors:—
Mocstxpha Nouri Pacha, of Broussa (1764, p. 1387).
J. Pal-laky, of Broussa (1711, p. 1388).
Scott of Schemlan, Mount Lebanon (60, p. 1387).
The School of Sekiciculture at Broussa (1388).
1 he Jury desire, in same manner, to distinguish theexcellent specimens of raw silk and of cocoons exhibitedby Mighirditz Djezairgloc (159, p. 13S7), and byMorcue and of Co., Beyrout (191, p. 1387).
A Prize Medal is awarded to—
Pellovz, Brextaxo, and Co., of Auu-sburu- (36
p. 1100). ° ° v ’
The specimens of raw silk exhibited by IV. Jaegerand Co., of Messina, exhibit the best qualities, and meritthe award of the Prize Medal.
* These exhibitors receive Medals in Class XIII., in whoseAward List their names appear.