SPAIN.

1347

276 Mir Brothers, Barcelona —Manufacturers.Lace trimmings.

280 Royal Ordnance, Tnibia —Manufacturers.

A bust, in bronze, of Her Majesty, the Queen of Spain .A bust, in iron, of His Majesty the King of Spain, astaken from the mould.

281 Kauri (Juan Bautista), Madrid —Producer.

1 Group of gilt bronze figures, representing an incidentat a bull-fight.

2 Bronze group, representing the same.

3 Bronze figure, representing a Picador.

281a Gutierrez de Leon, D. Raeael, Malaga—Designer and Producer.

Three terra-cotta figures.

282 Pena (D. Antonio), Madrid .

Terra-cotta figure.

283 Contreras (Raeael), Arawjuez, Madrid .Arabesques, details from the Alhambra.

284 Ysasi, D. M. de, CKclana.

Alcaraza, or porous water-bottle.

285 Jimenez (D. Manuel), Madrid .

Two wood mosaic pictures.

286 Pascual y Abad (D. Antonio), Valencia —

Producer.

Paintings for fans.

287 Mitjana (D. Raeael), Malaga —Producer.

Tans, and paintings for fans.

289 Mata Aouilera (D. Juan de), Madrid .

Model of the bull-fighting circus of Madrid (one-half of

the interior), represented nearly full of spectators; with4,000 wooden figures, exhibiting in the arena differentincidents of a bull-fight. In the seats of the amphitheatre,in the foreground, are figures in the different provincialcostumes of Spain ; and outside are various sellers of fruits,fans, and other articles; with boys’ games, visitors to thecircus, &c.

290 Carborell, M., Alcoy .

Travelling wrapper, in the Jerezaro style, with wallet.

291 Portilla, — ., Seville .

Samples of wheat and semouli.

292 Arrieda, — ., Habana.

Samples of white sugar.

293 Bienaime, A., Sculptor , 22 Neimnan Street.

Marble group : Love Triumphant.

294 Portilla, —., Seville .

Wheat and semisole.

295 Arrieta, —., Havana.

Samples of white sugar.

300 Keene, William, 42 Gornldll — Proprietor.

Case containing geological specimens from the WesternPyrenees.

[The Western Pyrenees consist chiefly of cretaceousdeposits, with a central range of crystalline and meta-morphic rocks. The Bunter sandstein occurs at intervals,and towards Argelles the oolitic series is represented.The triassic rocks occupy the southern or Spanish , andthe oolitic and cretaceous, the northern or French side ofthe central ridge.—D. T. A.]