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BELGIUM.
79 Yerscitaeve, Louis, Ypres .
Specimen of native tobacco.
80 Lahousse, Albert, Wervicq.
Specimen of native tobacco.
81 Claus & Caron, Ghent . (London Agents, Yan
Notten & Co.)
Specimens of candied sugar, of various qualities andcolours; and of manufactured sugars, including crushedand lump, and for exportation.
Patent lump sugar, crystallized, and manufactured bynew processes. _
82 Yercauteren, Jean-Leon, Zele, East Flanders.Specimens of native linseed.
83 Eoels & Co., Loheren.
Specimens of prepared flax, from Lokeren , Meclilin, andSt. Nicholas .
84 Yandestraeten, Felix, Brussels .
Specimen of oil of colza, in its natural state. The same,
purified for lamps. Purified linseed oil, for paint.
Oil of colza, purified for the use of the lamps calledCarcel, Moderator, &c.
86 Be Mevius, Charles, Forest , Brabant.
Specimens of raw silk, of floss and spun silk, and of thecocoons from which the silk was drawn.
87 Bisse, Louis-Emile, Anderlecht , Brabant.Specimens of very pure oleine, from neats’ and sheep’s
feet, adapted for fine watch-work.
Pure animal oleine, from horse-fat, adapted for largeclock-work, for fire-arms, and the manufacture and lubri-cation of machinery.
The same, purified by a new chemical process.
Pure vegetable oleine, from vegetable oil chemicallypurified, adapted for lubricating locomotives and otherrailway machines.
Pure vegetable oleine, exhibited as a specimen of purifi-cation by the new process.
88 Leclercq, Franqois, Longohamp , Namur .Specimens of flax, steeped, peeled, and refined.
89 Jobart-Aubreby, Finant.
Specimens of glue.
90 Begraeve-Belporterie, Gheluwe , West
Flanders.
Specimens of peeled flax, whitened, and of green flax.
91 YerCruysse, Henri & Dominique, Courtrai .Specimens of oil of colza, common extract; of the
same purified for lamps ; and of the same for carcellamps. _
93 Bihet, Hubert, Huy.
Specimens of glue.
94 Hansotte-Belloye II. G., Nuy.
Specimens of glue.
95 Bortier, Pierre, AdinlcerTce, West Flanders.Specimens of mineral manure : natural shells reduced
to powder; the same calcined to a dark red ; the same,impregnated with sea-water, and reduced to fine powder.Lime from shells ; the same slacked with sea-water.
96 Laviolette, Be Moor, Bruges .
Peeled flax, steeped green, from the district of Bruges ,crop 1850. English mark IY.
97 Stubbe & Bacye, Bruges . (Agent, M. Cuylits,
55 Gracechurcli Street.)
Specimens of oak bark, called “ Poperinghe twigs.”Specimens of oak bark from young trees in the envi-rons of Bruges , called “ Young tree bark.”
Specimens of peeled flax.
99 Briers, Jos. sen. Antwerp .
Specimens of glue, manufactured by steam.
100 Reusens, P1ERRE-FRAN901S, Antwerp .Specimens of copal varnish, for carriages and house
decoration.
101 Yanderschrieck Brothers, Antwerp .Specimens of artificial wool.
102 Yerhelst, FRAN901S, Grembergen , Fast
Flanders.
Samples of raw hemp, crop 1850 ; and of peeled hempfrom the same.
103 Yan-Riet, Pierre Jean, MoerzeTce , Fast
Flanders.
Samples of raw hemp, crop 1850.
104 Besmedt & Co. Zele , Fast Flanders.
Samples of peeled flax; and of flax dried with linseed,
crop 1850.
Gilta, Jean Lambert, Appels , Fast Flanders.Samples of raw hemp, grown in 1850.
106 Yan Hoey, Simon Pierre, llanvme , Fast
Flanders.
Specimens of peeled flax.
107 Yanbogaebt, Joseph Benoit, Grembergen, Fast
Flanders.
Specimens of peeled flax and hemp, crop 1850.
108 Yersteaeten, Emile, Ghent . (Agent, M. Cuylits,
55 Gracechurch Street.)
Specimens of animal black.
109 Soenens, Edward, the Chevalier, Swynaerde ,
Fast Flanders.
Fleeces of raw wool, produced from sheep raised at theAgricultural Exhibition of 1841, at Swynaerde-lez-Gand.Yarn from the same wool combed. Specimens of thesame wool spun by hand.
110 Seghers, Bernard, Ghent . (Agent, M. Cuylits,
55 Gracechurch Street.)
Specimens of animal black.
Ill Bepotter, Amand, Audenarde .
Skeins of raw silk; cocoons j specimens of colza,covered with cocoons.
112 Be Coninck, Auguste, Ghent .
Specimens of white and yellow cocoons of the Chinese race, produced in the silk factory at St. Benis Westrem-lez-Gand. Specimens of the skeins of these cocoons, andof the thread and ribbons of the same.
113 Yerbeece, Philippe-Jacques, Grembergen , FastFlanders.
Specimens of dried flax with linseed ; and of very finepeeled flax, crop 1850.
114 Yan Wiele, Jean-Bartiste, Grembergen, FastFlanders.
Specimens of flax steeped in stagnant water, crop1850 ; of the same peeled; and of yarn of the same.