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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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,TUBY AWARDS.

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Class XT.]

W eigle, J. J., Ludwigsburg (29, Wurtemburg, p. 1115),for very useful and good waistcoatiugs relatively to theircost.

Willimextic Duck Manufacturing Company, Con-necticut, United States (352, United States , p. 1457), fora specimen of cotton sail-cloth of very superior strengthand evenness.

The Jury make Honourable Mention of:—

Clarkf., J. P., Leicester (32, Class XI., p. 481), forthe great taste and ingenuity shown in winding andmaking up the specimens exhibited by him.

And also of the following manufacturers for very goodassortments of ginghams and striped and checked goods.These are all useful, being suited to various markets, and

all valuable as cheap productions; and the Jury havefound little dilference in their relative merits:—

Baenzicer and Co., Ebnat (112, Switzerland ,p. 1273-74).

Breitenstein and Co., Zofingen (117, Switzerland ,p. 1274).

De Cuyper, J. F., St. Nicholas (192, Belgium , p. 1 1 57).

Dixon, Peter, and Sons, Carlisle (19, Class XI,p. 481).

Jansen and Luhdorf (56, Bavaria , p. 1100).

Lienhardt, F., Hof, Bavaria (43, Class XI., p. 1100),

Lowthian and Parker, Carlisle (22, Class XI., p. 481).

M'Gibbon, Edward, Carlisle (20, Class XL, p. 481).

Pearson and Co., Carlisle (21, Class XI., p. 481).

June 1851.

TIIOMAS ASHTON, Reporter.