INTO WHICH THE EXHIBITION IS DIVIDED.
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O. Miscellaneous Philosophical Apparatus applied to
THE INVESTIGATION AND TREATMENT OF DISEASE.
a. Microscopes, Engiscopes, and Lenses; Urinometersand Thermometers ; Volta-electric Apparatus ; va-rious illuminating Speculums; Instruments in IndiaRubber for the application of Intense Cold; Hoo-per’s Water Cushions for the reception of fluids ofany temperature; Spongio-piline, Patent Lint ,Plaisters, Collodion, Nipple Shields, Breast-pumps,&c.
P. Surgical Tables, Beds, Mattresses, Ciiairs, Cradles,
Rests, &c.
Q. Post mortem and Dissecting Instruments, and In-
struments for Embalmment.
R. Instruments applied to Veterinary Purposes.
MANUFACTURES.
XL Cotton .
A. Cotton Yarn and Thread.
1. Grey Twist in Hanks and Bobbins, from No. 20
to 600.
White and Bleached Yarn.
Dyed Yarn, assorted Colours.
„ Turkey-red and Pink.
2. Cotton Thread.—
Two-fold Lace; 2, 3, 4, 6, and 9-cord sewings.Two-fold Lisle; knittings . °
Crochet Cottons.
Wire Thread.
3. Crape Yarn—
Bleached.
Coloured.
B. Calicoes.
Sheetings (Grey and Bleached)—
| and | Super.
Shirtings (Grey and Bleached).
Domestics.
Madapollams—
| and |, and 40-inch Printers’.
Long-cloths (Plain and Twilled) -Imitation Irish.
C. Cords and Beaverteens.
1. ^ ell and Cords.
Genoa.
Beaverteens.
2. Drabbetts.
Twilletts.
Fancy Drills.
Grey Twills.
Swansdowns.
Jeans.
Ticks.
D. Muslins, &c.
1. Cambric and Jaconnet—
Mulls and Books.
Bishop and A r ictoria Lawns, &c.
Jaconnet, Organdies, Lenos, and Fancy Checks forPrinting (Grey and Bleached).
2. Figured Muslins—
Lappets, Lenos, and Netts, White and Dyed.Jacquard-made Goods.
Lappets, Japan Spots and Honeycombs.
„ Striped and Corded.
„ Allover and Diagonal Spider.
„ Bengal Scarf Spot, assorted.
Harness, assorted.
Garments.
„ Spot.
Book Jaconnet and Dacca Lappets.
Lenos, Plain.
Figured.
Small Stripe and Check Doriahs.
Mexican Lappets, Coloured and White .
3. Shawls, Handkerchiefs , and Dresses—
Imitation Cambric Handkerchiefs, Plain and Em-broidered.
Lappet Shawls.
Book Muslin Dresses, Checks.
Tapes and Cords.
Book Handkerchiefs.
Specimens of Madapollams.
Bleached Goods of various Finishes.
„ Cambric Finish.
» Jaconnet Finish.
Book Muslins, Hard, Elastic, andLondon Finish.
?? richly Ornamented.
E. Dimities, &c.
1. Furniture Dimities, Plain and Figured—
Hair, Cord, and India , Plain and Figured.
Quilting.
Satteen and Twilled Jean.
2. Marseilles and Summer Quilts—
Counterpanes (White and Coloured).
Toilet Covers (Plain and Coloured).Anti-Macassars.
Grey Sheets.
Window Hollands.
Cotton Diapers and Damasks.
F. Coloured Woven Cotton.
1. Handkerchiefs for the Pocket, Head, Neck , and
Shoulders—
Imitation Madras and Pulicat .
„ Java and ManillaFancy White Grounds, Checks.
Imitation Manilla Pine-Apple Cloth.
„ White Cambric.
„ „ Figured Borders.
Cravats, assorted colours.
2. Ginghams.
Common Light Grounds, assorted, Plain.
„ Dark Grounds, assorted, Plain.
Earlston Ginghams.
Power-loom Seersuckers and Checks.
Turkey-red grounds.
Blue and Black heavy Checks.
Muslin Ground, Stripes and Checks.
Furniture, Stripes and Checks.
Coloured Diapers.
Crossover Stripes.
Jean Stripes.
Derries.
Umbrella Ginghams.
3. Dresses, Scarfs, &c.
Java Bugis, and Manilla Sarongs.
„ Chindies and Scarfs.
4. Zebras—
Blue and White Striped Dresses.
Orange-pine „
Blue-pine. „
Robe de Chambre.
G. Oiled Calicoes or Cambrics for Packing.
XII. Woollen and Worsted.
A. Broad Cloths.
1. Single Milled, 52 to 63 inches wide.
Wool-dyed Woaded Colours—
Blue.
Black.
Medleys.
Oxford and other Mixtures.
N.B. The term “Medleys” includes allWool-dyed Colours, exceptingBlue and Black.
Wool-dyed, common colour, unwoadcd.
Black.
Medleys.
Oxford and other Mixtures.
Drab.
Piece-dyed, Woaded Colours—
Black.
Blue.
Fancy Colours.
Piece-dyed, unwoaded.
Black.
Scarlet.
Other Fancy Colours.