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middle sizes, and for the great taste and neatness withwhich they are got up.
Fraser, Douglas, Arbroath (79, p. 515), for canvas ofsuperior quality, made by steam-power looms.
Guassot and Co,, Lyons (525, Frauce, p. 1204), forsuperior style of damasks, and excellence in carrying outthe patterns.
IIako, E. F., 18 Rue des Petit Augustins, Paris (SCO,France , p. 1*221), for the extraordinary dimensions andexcellence of canvas for historical painting.
Henning, John, Waringstowu, Ireland (1G, p. 510),for damask table-cloths of superior patterns and quality,bleached, brown, and mixed colours.
Hiv ks and Atkinson, of Leeds (45, Class IV., p. IDS*),for good quality in mill and spun yarns.
Holdswoktii, W. B., and Co., Leeds (53, p. 512), forthe superior style and colour of their satin-finish linenthreads, being the best examples of threads prepared bythat method.
Kirk, William, & Son, Armagh, Ireland (10, p. 510),for brown linens, of low description and prices; Hollands,brown, black, and slate-coloured, See.
Kramsta, C. G., and Sons, Freyburg, Silesia (1*28,Prussia, p. 1055), for a good assortment of bleached pla-tillas of export quality.
Kums, E., Antwerp (468, Belgium , p. 1106), for varietyof low heavy goods, comprising canvas, imitation Russia sheeting, Sc c.
Laing, J. and A., Dundee (03, p. 513), for ducks,imitation Russian sheetings, striped ditto, Sec., of excel-lent quality.
Lawson, Alexander, Fifeshire (G3, p. 513), for alarge aud low-priced variety of dowlas, bucks, sheeting,window-blinds, Sec.
M'Cay, Thomas, Dromore, Ireland (19, p. 511), for anexceedingly fine piece of fronting linen, made of mill-spnu warp and hand-spun weft, exhibited brown.
M.alo-Dickson and Co., Dunkirk, France (320, France ,p. 1192), for canvas of superior quality.
MAIurray, Thomas, and Co., Dromore (25, p. 511),for a superior assortment of fine linens, bleached.
Marshall and Co., of Leeds (55, Class IV., p. 199*),for their examples of the preparation of “ China grass ”for the purposes of manufacture.
Mkri.ie-Lefevre & Co., Havre (926, France , p. 1224),for a varied assortment of cordage of remarkably goodcharacter.
Mestivier and IIamoir, Valenciennes, France (G3GFrance, p. 1208), for the great excellence and superiority,cxceedingly-fine and very beautiful finish, of their assort-ments of cambrics, plain and bordered.
Milvain Sc Harford, Newcastle-on-Tyne (71, p. 514),for canvas of superior quality, made with bands, whichadd to the strength.
Morman-Vanlaere, J., Ghent (231, Belgium , p. 1158\for variety of canvas of tow, flax, and hemp, and verybroad coverings for railway waggons.
Parmentjer, P., Isighem, Belgium (222, Belgium ,p. 1158), for fine liuens of superior quality, exhibitedbrown, and made from mill-spun yarn of Liege . Also asmall assortment of handkerchiefs, very well manufactured.
Peldrians’ Heirs, Hohenelbe, Bohemia (2S8, Austria ,p. 1021), for fine linen, of hand-spun yarn.
Richardson, I. N., Sons, & Owdex, Belfast (7. p. 510),for a superior assortment of light shirting linens for export,bleached.
Sadler, Fenton, and Co., Belfast, Ireland (18,p. 510-11), fora superior assortment of heavy shirtinglinens, for home trade, bleached.
Scrive Brothers, Lille, Xord, France (1007, France ,j>. 1227), for damasks, including their yarns aud power-loom goods.
Smiktox, J. and Son, Dundee (63, p. 513), fur dowlas,crequillas, creas, &c., of light and low-priced quality forexport.
Waentig, Chr. Daw, and Sons, Gross-Schonau , nearZittau and Leipsic (53, Saxony , p. 1107), for damask table-cloths and napkins, of superior neatness in design and goodquality.
growth and preparation of the flax exhibited by Messrs.Hives and Atkinson, of Leeds (45, Class IV. p. IDS*).
Westermann, A. II., and Co., Bielefeld, Westphalia (543, Prussia, p. 1081), for linens, well bleached.
Wiliord, John, and Sons, Northallerton, Yorks]lire(42, p. 512), for plain and fancy drills of very superiorquality of styles.
The Jury make Honourable Mention of the followingExhibitors :—
Ameye-Berte Ghent (209 Belgium , p. 1158), forwaggon-coverings and other heavy goods made by power-looms.
Beck and Sons, and other exhibitors, Switzerland (163,Switzerland , p. 1277), for damasks aud drills of fairquality.
Beck and Son, Courtrai, Belgium (324, Belgium ,p. 1161), for a very fine piece of linen of hand-spun yarn,bleached. (Prize Medal awarded in Class XIX.)
Bell, T., and Co., Lurgan, Ireland (G, p. 510), for agood assortment of cambric handkerchiefs.
Bernard and Co., Belfast, Ireland , for good hot-watersteeped flax. (203*.)
Beveridge, Erskine, of Dunfermline (29, p. 511), fordamasks. (He also exhibits a good variety of stair audfloor covering, &c.)
Bolknius aud Nolte, Bielefeld, Germany (562, Prussia,p. 1082), for evenly-spun flax yams, 480's being thefinest.
Bruzgiiin, Alexander, Kaluga (216, Russia , p. 1373),for good canvas.
Burbacu Brothers, and Co., Ilorfelgii, (799, Prussia,p. 1094), for water-pipes of hemp, without seams.
Canter, J., Barnsley (36, p. 511), for ducks, drab-bets, See.
Carter Brothers, Barnsley (3G, p. 511), for ducks,drabbets, Sec.
Carthagexa, Royal Arsenal, Spain (191, Spain ), forexcellence of cordage.
Cator, Nelson, and Co., of Selby (46, Class IV.p. 198*), for the excellence of their flaxen fibre. (Hon-ourable mention awarded in Class IV.)
Corky, Blat.v, and Co., Belfast (24, p. 511), for gooddamasks, made with power-looms; and a beautiful andnovel design, on paper, for a table-cloth, not yet executedin cloth.
Coulson, William, Lisburn, Ireland (93, p. 516), fora very fine damask cloth.
Daudre, A., St. Quentin (1170, France , p. 1233), forgood damasks.
Deroubaix, Henri, Courtrai (239, Belgium , p. 115S),for good drills and other articles.
Desmedt and Co., Zele, East Flanders, Belgium (104,Belgium, p. 1154), for specimens of Flemish flax, beingthe most perfect from Belgium . (Prize Medal awardedin Class IV.)
Dobbelaere-Hulin, Ghent (208, Belgium , p. 1158),for brown hand-spun sheetings, imitation Russian ditto,of good quality.
Dommer, T., Alost, Belgium (233, Belgium , p. 115S\for some good cambric handkerchiefs, white and printed,and a variety of other linen articles.
Don, W. & J., and Co., Forfar and Dundee (63, p. 513),for brown sheetings and Osnaburghs of good quality.
Don Brothers and Co., Forfar and Dundee (63, p. 513),for brown sheetings and Osnaburghs of good quality.
Doumortier, Louis, of Bousbeeque, near Lille, Nord ,France (177, France , p. 1182), for the best and most per-fect specimens of scutched flax, rated and prepared on theCourtrai system. (Prize Medal awarded in Class IV.)
Easson, Alexander, Dundee (63, p. 513), for sail-cloth and sacking of tow, hemp and jute.
Edinburgh Rope and Sail-cloth Company, Edin-burgh (p. 513), for good canvas.
Elmendorf, E. F., (470, Prussia, p. 1078), for speci-mens of good middle-sized yarns.
Ferie, Wenzel, Bohemia (284, Austria , p. 1020), forlawns of fine quality and colour.
Fletcher, H. T Barnsley (36, p. 511), for ducks,drabbets, &c.