INDEX.
841
Schilt, —, (of Paris ), 687, 702.
Schilt, V., 311.
Schinkcl, —, 698.
Schippcr, C., 368.
Schist. —Products of distilled schist, 50.—See also Pyrites .Schlaepfer, Schlatter, and Co., 471.
Schleicher, C., 506.
Schlesinger and Co., 198, 426, 449, 450.
Schleuss, II., 472.
Schlippe, C., 39, 49.
Schloss-Frikaten, 158.
Schloss, "Widow, and Brother, 449, 450, 453.
Sehlumberger and Co, 357, 459.
Schmantz, C., 506.
Schmcrbauch, 11., 449.
Schmerber, S., 399.
Schmersahl, A. E., 42,49.
Schmid, J. G., and Sons, 360, 361.
Schmidt, C., 506, 687.
Schmidt, F., 680.
Schmidt, G. F., 471.
Schmidt, II. D., 173, 191.
Schmidt, 1,221.
Schmidt, P. L., 509.
Schmicger, A., 360, 361.
Schmolz, AY'., and Co., 221, 489.
Schnapper, H. L., 447.
Schneider and Co., 24.
Schneider and Legrand, 196, 204.
Schncll, Ii., 431.
Schnitzer, —, 558.
Schnitzler and Kirschbaum, 221.
Schneider, —, 215, 217.
Schnorr and Steinhaeuser, 471.
Sehoch, Schiess, and Co., 471.
Schoell, C. A., 309.
Schaming, II., 426, 449.
Schofield, J., 376.
Schofield and Co., 359.
Scholl, A., 353.
Scholler, L., and Sons, 353.
Scholler, P. (Juror), xxviii, xxxi.
Schomburgk , Sir 11., 62, 71, 78, 84, 156.
Schonberg Flax Spinning Mills, 96.
Schoneveld and AYesterban, 78.
Schonhofer, S., 208.
School of Design, London.—Creditable character of thedesigns intended for manufacturers exhibited by thisschool, 689. Prize Medal awarded to the institution;Honourable Mention made of certain pupils, ib. Otherremarks referring to the foregoing, 695, 728, 748. Seealso Spitalfields School of Design.
Schooley and Hough, 65.
Schooling, H., 637, 641.
Schoppor, M. A., 366.
Schramm, J. L. F., 84.
Schregcr, B., 520.
Schreiber, F. (Juror), xxvi.
Schreiber, F. A., 471.
Schreiber, J. C. G., 449, 453.
Schroder, C. H., 335.
Schroder, N., 602.
Schrbdter, E., 255.
Schroeder, J., 305.
Schropp and Simon, 32.
Schrotter, Professor, G33. ’
Schruck and Uhlich, 49.
Schubarth, Professor (Juror), xxvii.
Schueler, Dr. G. (Juror), xxx.
Schiill, L., 442, 454.
Schulz, C., 666.
Schulze, D., 373.
Schulze and Sons, 325.
Schumacher, —, jun , 480.
Schumann, O. (Juror), xxx.
Schur and Kohring, 49.
Schiirmann and Schroder, 353.
Schutz, L. N., 506.
Schwabe and Co., 459.
Schwann, F. (Juror), xxviii, xxxii; (Exhibitor), 375.Schwann, Kell, and Co, 357.
Schwanthaler, —, 698.
Schwarte, J. D., 491.
Schwartz and Huguenin, 459.
Schwartzenbach, F. J., 366.
Schwarz, C., 509.
Schwarz, F., sen., 509.
Schwarz, J., 509, 600.
Schwarz, Dr. AY. (Juror), xxix.
Schwarzenberg, Prince, 21.
Schwerber, J., 200, 204.
Scissors —Specimens of various descriptions of, 4S9, 491.
Scola, A., 162.
Sconce, A., 92.
Scotch Soda —A salt of commerce, origin of the term, 41.
Scotland — \ T aluable collection illustrating the nativevegetable dyes of, 38. List of the timber, ornamentaland fruit trees of, 121. Inferior description of pearlsfrom the Kiver Ythan (Aberdeenshire ), 164. Varietyof woollen cloths from, 351. Fine grainixl granite rocksin some parts of, 556.—See also Coal. Raw Produce , i$c.
Scoti Brothers, 162.
Scott, —, (of Schemlan), 162.
Scott, Dr., 74.
Scott, E., and Co., 121.
Scott, G. C., 689.
Scott and Glasford, 491.
Scott, L., 49.
Scott, P., 482.
Scott, S. T., 480.
Scott, Sir \\\, 398.
Scragg, T., 239, 242.
Scrap Books. —Large variety thereof exhibited, 449. Newmode of fastening the leaves therein, ib. Awards toexhibitors, 451,452.
Screen, T., 465.
Screw Propellers . —Model of a gun-metal screw propeller,169. Pair of 30-horse power patent direct-actingengines, called trunk-engines, for driving a screw pro-peller, 172. Description thereof, ib. Models illus-trating the gradual advance and improvement of thescrew propeller, ib. Direct-acting engine for drivinga screw propeller, of good workmanship, 173.—See alsoMarine Engines. Steam Vessels.
Screws —Specimens of various descriptions of, 506, 509.
Scrive Brothers, 199, 204, 372.
Sculpture, Models, and Plastic Art (Class XXX.) —Tabular classification of objects into which this Classis divided, xxii. List of Jurors appointed for thisClass, xxxi. List of Exhibitors in this Class to whomCouncil Aledals have been awarded, cxvii. The like,of those to whom Prize Medals have been awarded,cxvii, cxviii. Of those of whom Honourable Mentionis made, cxviii, cxix. And of those in whose favourmoney awards have been made, cxix.
Date of the first meeting of the Jury of this Class; elec-tion of Deputy Chairman; nomination of Sub-Com-mittees, 683. Course of action pursued by the Jury inthe distribution of their awards; principles by whichthey have been guided, 683, 684. Growing taste forobjects of art: increasing estimation in which they areheld, 6S4.
AYorks recommended for the Council Medal, 684.
AVorks to which Prize Aledals have been awarded, or tothe Exhibitors of which Honourable Mention is made,viz.:
Sculpture as a Fine Art. —In metals simple, as gold,silver, copper, iron, zinc, lead, &c., 684, 685. In metalscompound, as bronze, electrum, &c., 685. In mineralssimple, as marble, stone, gems, clay, &c., 685, 686. Inelaborate mineral materials, as glass, porcelain, &c.,686. In woods and other vegetable substances, ib. Inanimal substances, as ivory, bone, shells, ib.
JVorks in Die-Sinking , Intaglios . — Coins, medals, animodels of a mcdallic character in any material, 686.Impressions struck from dies for ornamental purposes,ib. Gems, either in cameo, or in intaglio, shell cameos,ib. Seals, &c., ib.
Architectural Decorations. —Integral, in relief, colour, &c.,
656. Adventitious, as stained glass, tapestry, &c., 686,
657.
Mosaics and Inlaid Works. —In stone, 6S7. In tiles, ib.In vitrified materials, ib. In wood, ib. In metal, ib.
Enamels. —On metals, 687. On china, 6S7, 688. Onglass, 6S8.
Materials and Processes applicable to the Fine Arts generally ,including Fine-Art Printing , Printing in Colour , <§*c.—Encaustic painting and fresco, 688. Ornamental print-ing, chromo-typography, gold-illuminated typography,typography combined or uncombincd with embossing,
’ ib. Lithography (black), chromo-lithography, gold-