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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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Class XII. j

AWARDS AND NOTICES.

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Lucas Brothers, Bazancourt (Marne). (1331, France ,p. 1240.) For merino yarns.

Paturle-Lupin, Seydoux, Steber and Co., le Cateau.(1381, France , p, 1242.) For merino yams.

Pease, II., and Co., Manufacturers, Darlington. (1S4,Classes XII. and XV., p. 495.) For merino yams.

Rand, J., and Sons, Bradford, Yorkshire. ^173, ClassesXII. and XV., p. 494.) For merino yams.

Roger Brothers and Co., Trie Chateau (Oise ). (1449,France , p. 1245.) For merino yams.

Salt, Titus, Bradford, Yorkshire. (139, Classes XII.and XV., pp. 491-92.) For alpaca and mohair yarns.

Schmidt, J. G., jun., Sons, Penig. (49, Saxony ,p. 1107.) For folded card yarns.

Schmieger, A., Neudeck, Bohemia. (193, Austria ,p. 1017.) For woollen yams.

Sentis, Son, and Co., Rheims (Marne). (1011, France ,p. 1227.) For woollen yarns.

Solbrig, C. F., Chemnitz. (47, Saxony , p. 1107.) Formerino yams.

Stowell and Sugden, Bradford. (496, Classes XII.and XV., p. 502.) For mohair yarns.

Sugden, J., and Brothers, Dockroyd Mills, nearKeighley , Bradford. (167, Classes XII. and XV.,p. 494.) For Genappe , mohair, and poplin yarns.

Townend Brothers, Cullingworth, near Bingley. (162, Classes XII. and XV., p. 493.) For Genappe andmohair yarns.

Xiioitray and Co., Dolhaim-Limbourg (Liege ). (204,Belgium , p. 1157.) For woollen yams.

The Jury also desire to make Honourable Mention ofthe two following houses:—

Cauvet, Chantilly, near Paris. (1138, France ,p. 1232.) For merino yarns.

Foukniyal, Altmayer, and Co., Rethel (Ardennes ).(221, France , p. 1187.) For merino yarns.

SAMUEL ADDINGTON, Reporter.

London , September 1S51,