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Reports by the juries on the subjects in the thirty classes into which the exhibition was divided : Exhibition of the Works of Industry of All Nations, 1851
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AWAHDS.

!”Class VI.

TIIE PRIZE MEDAE.

Nation.

Number

in

Catalogue.

Names of Exhibitors.

Objects Rewarded.

France - -

United KingdomUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom France — -

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Prussia - -

France - -

France - -

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United Kingdom

United KingdomUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom Tuscany - —

United KingdomUnited KingdomUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom

France - -

Switzerland -France - -

United States -France - —

United KingdomUnited Kingdom Austria - -

United Kingdom Piussia ~ -

United Kingdom France - -

United States -United Kingdom 1'nited KingdomUnited Kingdom

France - -

France — -

United Kingdom France - —

United KingdomUnited KingdomUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom I'rance - —

Prussia - -

United Kingdom United States -United KingdomUnited Kingdom F'rancc — —

France — —

United States -I'rance - —

1'nited KingdomUnited KingdomUnited KingdomUnited KingdomUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom

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1'nited KingdomFrance - —

France — —

France - -

France - -

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94

138

551

428

53

417

15

144

27

133

86

78

35

59

80

226

45

76

491

61

823

456

1607

84

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58

102

864

386

14

232

**20

541

269

122

516

212

52

21

604

283

55

209

417

454

206

330

615

460

664

158

40

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74

6

128

640

418

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Acklin - - - -

Adorno, J. N. — - —

Ball, DunniclifT. and Co.Berry, B. and Sons -Berthclot, N. - — —

Bessemer, II. - — -

Birch, J. - — - -

Birkin, R. — — —

Black, J. - - — —

Blodget, S. C. - - -

Boland, A. - — —

Bonardel Brothers - —

Borie Brothers — —

Baranowski, J. J. — —

Brewer, C. and W. —Calvert, F. A. - - -

Church and Goddard - -

Clausscn, P. - - - —

Crawhall. J. - - - -

Crichton, I). — - - -

Cuyere, Mrs. - - — —

Davenport, J. L. - - -

Dalgety, A. - — - —

De Bcrgue, C. - - - -

De la Kue and Co. (Class

XVII.)

Dandoy-Mailliard, Lucq.,and Co.

Daricr, II. - - - -

Dorey, J. F. - - -

Earle, T. K., and Co. — —

Frey, j mi. - - - - -

Frost, J. - - - - -I

Furness, W. — - - -

Gamba, 1\, the Heirs of —I

Garforth, W. J. and J. -Ifnmann, A. - - - -

[larding, Pullcin, and Johnson]Ilarding-Cockcr - -

Hayden, W. — — — —i

Higgins and Sons - -

Iloltzapfiel and Co. — —.

Hornby and Kenworthy

-1 Jacquard, employing paper instead of cards.

Cigarette Machine.

- 'Warp Face Machine.

Various Machinery for manufacturing Worsted .

- Circular Hosiery Frames.

Ccntiifugal Machine for separating Molasses.

- Machine for cutting Sash-bars.

- Bobbin-net Lace Machine, with Jacquard.

- Folding Machine.

- Sewing Machine .

- Kneading Machine.

- 1 Jacquard, and Punching Machine for Jacquard Cards.

- Brickmaking Machine for Hollow Bricks.

Machine for Printing and Numbering Tickets.

- Rollers of Wire Cloth for Paper-makers.

V ool - burring and Cotton - cleaning Machines and

Cylinders.

Machine for Cutting Cardboards, and Printing andPreparing Railway Tickets.

Circular Hand-loom for Hosiery.

Machine for manufacturing Ropes.

New Taking-up Motion for a Loom .

Weavers’ Reeds.

Various Machines for manufacturing Silk .

Small Lathe, with Self-adjusting Chuck.

Reeds made by Machinery .

Machine for folding and gumming Envelopes.

Huck ------

Hue, J.B. - - - -

Ingram, II. - — — -

Jacquin, J. J. — — — -

Johnson, 1U, and Brothers -Judkins, C. T. — — —

Kenworthy and Bullough -Lawrence, J. sen. - - -

Lacroix and Son - — —

Leonhardt, J. E. — - -

Lewis, F., and Sons — -

Lowell Machine Shop - -

Manlove, Alliott, and SeyrigMuir, W. - - - - -

Marescha!, J. — — - -

Miroude Brothers — - -

Morey, C. — — — - —

Nicolas, P. — - — -

Napier and Son — - -

Perry, John - - — -

Preston, F. - - - -

Prosser and Hadley - -

Plummer, 1U — -

Parr, Curtis, and Madclcy -

Remond, A. — — -

Ransomes and May (Class V.)!Robinsons and Russell - —Roswag. A., and Son - —Ryder, W. - - - -

Suutieuil, jun. — — — —

Schwerber, J. - - - -

Schneider and Lcgrand— —Scrive Brothers - -

Rollers for Spinning Machinery.

Press for cutting-out Watch Hands.

Machine for weaving improved llcalds.

Card Clothing.

Machine for making nails.

Improved silk Machinery.

Machines for working in wood.

Jacquard Cylinder.

Steam Kivctting Machine.

Turning Lathe .

Machinery for making Printing Type.

Heckles

Drawing Regulator for Cotton.

Cotton Machinery , and Long Line Flax Machinery.Amateur Foot Lathe, with various Apparatus and '1 cols.Sizing and Dressing Machine, and Self-acting Backing-off Motion to a Warping Machine.

] Apparatus for grinding and preparing Potatoes, &c.

| Press for Bcmling and Cutting Hooks and Eyes.

! Apptcgath’s Vertical Printing Machine.

; Circular Hosiery Frames.

( Wire-drawing Benches,lleald Machine, and improved lleald.

Stopping Motions to a Power Loom.

Refrigerator, Store Cask, &c.

Fulling Machine for Cloth.

Type-founding Machine.

Wheel-cutting Engine and Roving Spindle.

Self-acting Lathe and Power Loom.

Centrifugal Washing and Drying Machine.

Small Lathe and various Tools.

Machine for Mincing Meat .

Card Clothing.

Eastman’s Stone-cutting Machines.

Machine for Engraving Cylinucrs.

Letter-press Printing Machinery .

Wool-comb.

Spindles and Flyers.

Ornamental Sawing Machine.

Scutching. Heckling, and other Flax Machines.

Various Machines for Carding and Spinning Cotton;Three Self-acting Mules; also various Engineers’Machine Tools.

Machine for folding and gumming Envelopes.

Leggatt’s Queen Printing Press.

Steam Sugar-cane Mill.

Wire-cloth for Paper-Makers.

Forging Machine.

Machine for Planing and Moulding Wood.

Forging Machine.

Shearing Machine.

Card Clothing.