INDEX.
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Specimens of silver in different states, 35. Also speci-mens of the rocks in which the veins occur, ib. —Seealso head. Minerals.
Silver, Nitrate of —Specimens of, 45.
Silver , Works in —Specimens of carefully executed, elegantand novel silversmiths’ work, 516. Sample of works insilver from Leipzig , 517. Specimens of silver plateadapted to table seryices from France , 518. Specimensof silver plate for table services in the British Depart-ment, 5*20. Notices of works of art in silver, 684, 685,698, 701.—See also Church Plate. Precious Metals.
Silverlock, 11., 403.
Sim, C J., 469.
Sim, W., 555.
Simard, —, 700.
Simcox, G. P., 475.
Simcox, Pemberton, and Sons, 506.
Simier, J., 425. 454, 741.
Simmonds, J. N\, 12.
Simmonds and Woodron, 481.
Simmons, D., and Co., 489.
Simmons, J., 564.
Simms, W., 246, 243, 249, 252, 253, 256, 257, 269, 301, 305.
Simon, H., 368.
Simon and Henry, 333, 335.
Simon, J., 564.
Simonis, A. (Juror), xxviii, xxxi.
Simonis, E., 352, 6S5, 705.
Simonitc, J., 506.
Simons, —, 102.
Simons, J., Heirs of, 367.
Simons and Sons, 707.
Simpson and Co., 54.
Simpson, G., 345, 346.
Simpson, II., 345, 346.
Simpson and Shipton, 173.
Simpson, W., 98.
Simpson, "W. B., 552.
Simpson and Young, 459.
Sinclair, Duncan, and Son, 408, 410, 453.
Sinclair, J., 555.
Singapore —Betel nuts from, 57. Samples of arrowroot, 62.Fine specimens of shells yielding mother-of-pearl, 164.
Singapore Committee, 58, 81, 82.
Singer, A., and Co., 578, 586.
Singer, J., 482.
Sinigaglia Brothers, 162.
Sirot, P., sen., 509.
Sith, Kemp, and Co., 506.
Sitoff Brothers, 368.
Size, Preserved.— Samples of, suitable for any climate, 44.
Skate-liver Oil —Specimens of, 45, 48.
Skates.— Specimens of gutta percha skates of variouscolours and combinations, 598.
Skeltons, S. and R., 509.
Skerryvore Lighthouse— Particulars relating to, 530.
Sketch Books. —Variety of specimens exhibited, 450.
Skinner and "Whalley, 587
Skins. —See Furs and Skins.
Skvorsoff, —, 391.
Slabs, Marble.— Magnificent slab of foreign marble exhi-bited by the London Marble 'Working Company, 563.Good slabs of marble from Belgium , ib. Specimens ofmarble slabs from Italy , ib. Beautiful slabs of Prussianmarble, ib. Collection of marbles cut into slabs andtable-tops, from Portugal , 563, 564.
Slack, Sellers, and Co., 489.
Slagg, II. W., 491.
Slate.— Superior quality of the slates from the quarries atFestiniog (North "Wales ), 8. Purposes to which appli-cable, ib. Large size of some of the specimens, ib.Dendritic markings observable on the surface of onein its rough state, ib. Slates of the Old Delabole SlateCompany, 13, 14. And of T. Stirling, jun., ib. Speci-mens of slates from France . 23. The working of slatesvery active in Belgium , ib. Slates from Angers, 28.High reputation enjoyed by these slates, ib. Exten-sively used in France , ib. Strength and durabilitythereof, ib. Inferior to the "Welsh slates, ib. Specimensof slates, rough, for roofing purposes, and also sawn andplaned for internal fittings, 34.
Slate, Enamelled . —Imitation of marbles by means ofenamelled slate, 571. Simple and inexpensive process,ib. Advantages of the material, ib. Strength of slatecomputed to be about four times that of ordinary stone,
571. For decorative purposes it is preferable to anykind of cement, ib. Objects exhibited, 571, 572.Awards to the exhibitors, 572.
Slate Flags. —Beautiful specimens of slate flags from thequarries of Festiniog (North Wales ), 555.
Slate, Manufactures in.— Collection of split, sawn, andother manufactured slates, displaying much care incollection and arrangement, 558. Remarks on thevarious manufactures in slate exhibited; names ofexhibitors, objects exhibited by them ; rewards, &e.,558, 559. Manufactures in slate from the island ofYalentia, county of Kerry, Ireland , 558. Yalentiaslate extremely useful for various purposes, ib. Peculiarapplication of slate in the manufacture of coffins forvaults, illustrated by a model, 559. Slates from France ,and manufactures therefrom exhibited, ib. Slates ofgood quality from Chiavari (Sardinia ), ib.— See alsoMarble , Imitations of.
Slate Pencils —Specimens of, from Bertrix, Luxembourg ,23.
Slater and Wright, 13, 559.
Slipper "Weaving Machine . —Frame to enable poor work-men or cottagers to weave slippers easily and rapidly,197, 198.
Slippers. —Specimens of embroidered slippers from T urkey,4S4.
Slips (for Ships).—Models of slips for hauling up ships,207. Successful working of these slips, ib.
Slocombe, C. P., 689, 748.
Slotting Machines. —Description of, 200. Number exhi-bited, ib.
Smal-Werpin, A., 5S5.
Small Arms. —See Guns, 8fc.
Smalts— Samples of. 45, 46, 48.
Smart, Sir G. (Juror), xxvii.
Smeaton, —, 530.
Smelling-bottles. — Specimens of smelling-bottles, andmountings for smelling-bottles, from France , 520.
Smieton, J., and Son, 372.
Smith, —, 401, 450.
Smith, Ashbel (Juror), xxvi.
Smith, Augustus, 600.
Smith, A. \V\, and Co., 239.
Smith, B., 56.
Smith and Baber, 476, 729.
Smith, Beacock, and Tannett, 199, 200, 205.
Smith and Beck, 266.
Smith, Boyle, and Co., 475.
Smith, Captain, 89, 92, 260, 261.
Smith, Mrs. C., 483.
Smith and Co. (Stamford), 238, 242.
Smith, C. H., 556.
Smith, E. (Juror), xxix; (Exhibitor), 431.
Smith, F. P., 172.
Smith, G. A., 602.
Smith, G. K., 293.
Smith, G., and Sons. 387.
Smith, J., 197, 236, 448.
Smith, J., and Sons, 359, 360.
Smith, J. A., 15, 90, 610.
Smith, J. F.., 482.
Smith, Dr. J. V. (Juror), xxvii.
Smith, L., 626.
Smith, M., 197, 205.
Smith and Meynier, 453.
Smith, M. A., 680.
Smith, Nicholson, and Co., 520.
Smith, ()., 599, 602.
Smith, S. (Associate Juror), xxix ; (Exhibitor), 21S.
Smith and Son, 88.
Smith, T., 574, 602.
Smith, T. and H., 49.
Smith, T. and "W., 217.
Smith, "W. and A., 676.
Smith, W. H., 208.
Smith, "W. R. (Juror), xxx.
Smithers, J., 610.
Smiths and Co. (Edinburgh ), 509.
Smits, P., 166.
Smoking Pipes.— See Pipes, Smoking.
Snailbath Mines (Salop).—Specimens of lead ores from, 1-.
Sneider, P., 48.
Snell, E. (Juror), xxx, xxxii.
Snell, J., 353.
Snell, Messrs., 546.
Snider, J., 417.