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Class X 'VI. —Tanned Hide of Walrus ; Leather, Raw, and manufactured into Boots, Saddles ,Writing and other Oases ; Harness Ornaments.
Class X VII. —Inks, and tlio materials from which they arc made ; Cardboard and Paper;Type ; Stereotype Plates.
Class XVIII. —Machine and Block Chintz Furnitures ; Fabrics and Designs.
Class XIX. —A Lace Pillow from Buckinghamshire ; Floor Cloths ; Needlework and Tapestry .
Class XX. —Straw Plait for Bonnets ; W aistcoats, Coats , Olovos, &c.
Class XXI. —Series, showing progress of Knives from the Raw Material to the ManufacturedArticle.
Class XXII —Buttons, Wires, Grates, Fishhooks, and Needles, in stages of manufacture ;cases of Saws ; Hinges, Bolts, Pulleys, &c., from brass foundry.
Class XXIII. —Ornaments for Plaids and other Articles.
Class XXIV. —Imitation Marbles; Painted, Stained, and Ornamental Glass; Glass Shades,and other Glassware.
Class XX V. —Several articles of Pottery ; specimens of China and Earthenware .
Class XXVI. —Docorations in Cement, Imitation Marblo, Paper Hangings.
Class XX VII. —Pedestals and Slabs, Black Marblo Vases, Fire Bricks, Cruciblos, Retorts,Mosaic Pavements.
Class XXVIII. —Beehives, Brushes, Ivory, Raw and Manufactured; British Ivory, Mould-ings by Machinery, Rugs .
Class XXIX. —Soaps , Ointments, Models and Toys, Fishing Nets and Baits.
Class XXX. —Models, Materials for Etching, Pencils, Chalks, and Colours.
COLONIAL.
East Indies. —Seeds, Herbs, Roots, some Cotton , a few specimens of Woods and Coal, Bark.(Assurances of further support have been received from the Court of Directors.) _
Jersey and Guernsey .—A small quantity of Grain, Silk , and a few Models.
Ceylon. —Flax, Fishing Nets, a few specimons of Earthenware , and Models.
Cape of Good Hope .—Specimens of Woods, Medioinal Herbs and Drugs, Oils, Algol forStaining, Oystor Shells UBod os Lime.
Canada .—A collection of Grains and Garden Seeds, Flax, Bark, Beeswax , specimens ofWoods, and amongst them of Birch and Maplo for Veneering, Maple Sugar, Cotton Silk, MineralWaters .
Nova Scotia. —Ores, Grains, Snow Shoes .
New Brunswick. —Ores, Coal, Plumbago, Indian Corn , a few Woods, green Candles.
St. Helena .—Raw Cotton , Rock Salt, Alkali.
Bahamas. —Arrowroot, raw and spun Flax, Indian Corn .
Bermuda . —Arrowroot, Corals, Straw Plait.
Van Diemen's Land .—Specimens of Rock Crystal, Beryl, Topaz, &c., Marble, Wheats , Grains,and Woods, Flax , Rope and Yarn, Biscuits, Starch, Preserved Meat, Pickles and Preserves,Oils, Honey, Cayenne Popper, Beeswax, Parchment, Tallow, Wool , Feathers, Ivory and SpermAVhale Teeth, Tweeds and Shawls, Tanned Skins, Leather, raw and made into Boots and Shoes ,Manufactured Articles from Woods.
New Zealand. —Ores, Minerals, Clays, Building Stones, some partly dressed, Coal , Sulphur,Manganoso. Lignite, Cruciblos, Iron Sand, a fow samples of Grains, Flour , raw and preparedFlax , Rope, Twine, and Cord, various rough and polished Woods, Barks used for Tanning,Baskets, Mats and Straw Hats, Hops, Raw Wool, Sharks’ Fins (as eaten in China ), Driod Fish,Sponges.
Eastern Arehipelayo .—A Case from tho Mossrs. Hammond, containing Sugar, Nutmegs , andother Spices, Tortoise and Turtle Sholl, Mother-of-Pear], Gutta Pcrcha, Gums and Resins, andother Products.