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APPENDIX No. XL.
APPENDIX No. XL.
[Corrected to
Abstract of the Operations of each Local
In this Table the population has been taken from the last Census Returns, corrected in many instances by the LocalCommittees, the district over which the operations of the Local Committees extended not being in many cases co-cxtcnsivewith the registration districts.
The number of Promoters and Subscribers could only be ascertained in a few instances: from the cases that arc known, itwould appear that 8,111 persons subscribed £ 14,403 16 s. Id... and that the average subscription of each person was£1 15 s. 6ft.
The money columns arc from the books of the Royal Commission, and, from differences in the modes of keeping the accounts,
Local Committees.
•
Population.
Numberof Pro-motersjefore thei«sue ofthe Com-mission.
Numberof Sub-scribersreported.
AmountReported toCommission.
Amount Paidto the RoyalCommissioners.
Amountretained—forLocal Expenses.
Demands for Spaceby LocalCommittees.
Number
of
Appli-
cants.
lloriz.
Vertical
£. s. d.
£.
s. d.
£.
s.
d.
Feet.
Feet.
Metropolis.
This
City -
-
l’.n. & (
127,869
information
26,054 18 9
24,211
5 4
2,843
13
5 \
I.tidies
m. u. t
could only be
677 11 0
581
0 0
96
II
0
ascertained
Westminster
-
P.C.
241,611
in a
few
6,840 5 5
|&.it6
4 10
1,525
3
I
Ladies
instances.
841 2 6
Brentford —
T.
8,870
5 °
77 9 6
55
19 5
21
10
11
Chelsea
P.
56,538
200 0 6
140
0 0
60
0
6
Chiswick
1\
6,303
86 19 7
78
3 7
8
16
0
Finsbury
-
p. n.
323,772
256
313 0 6
205
4 0
107
16
6
Greenwich -
-
p.«.
105,784
276 3 0
196
i 5
80
1
7
Hammersmith
_
p.
17,760
52 25 0
38
2 4
14
13
8
164,189+
90,*000
3,962
Hampstead -
-
p.
11,986
52 17 2
25
0 0
27
17
2
Kensington -
-
p.
44,053
35 7 9 0
299
13 0
57
16
0
p. n.
37°,957
614
1,257 10 4
547
13 3
709
17
I
Poplar -
_
p.
28,384
73 24 3
65
8 6
8
5
9 ;
Putney
-
p.
5,280
Richmond -
-
p.
9,255
-
1,147 10 6
1,086
3 8
6l
6
10
Soutli London
"
534
940 13 O
619
2 6
321
10
6
Southwark -
_
p. n.
172,863
458 7 0
342
8 0
225
19
0
-
P. B.
510,727
314 11 8
233
7 i
8l
4
7
Woolwich -
-
p.
32,367
282 14 0
225
0 0
57
24
0/
Aberdeen
.
p. c.
72,973
312 7 0
273
4 0
239
3
0
1,138
127
63
Abingdon -
-
M. B.
5,954
II
25 9 6
9
2 6
6
7
0
278
8l
8
& i>. n.
_
•T.
6,676
41 16 0
42
16 0
22
5
2
Alton -
_
T.
2,828
_
P. B.
17,008
36
22 4 0
18
0 0
4
4
0
83
O
0
4
Ashborne
-
T.
2,154
5 13 0
I
II 0
4
2
0
Ashburton -
_
P. B.
3,432
3 °
22
930
7
0 0
2
3
0
72
6
4
Ashford
-
T.
4,092
48
78
3
Ashton-under-
Lyne
-
M.B.
29,792
I
4
3
Aylesbury -
P. B.
6,003
47
7
Bakewell
_
T.
2,217
3
800
8
0
0
149
8
Banbury
-
p. n. &
8,875
O
O
M
45
14 0
7
r6
0
1,524
375
20
M. B.
• In this column c, stands for Chapelry j M,n. for Municipal borough ; m. c. for Municipal City; r. fa+ The Commission did not interfere with the details of the space and arrangement of the Metropolitan Committee!
LOCAL COMMITTEES.
181
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Committee throughout the United Kingdom .
the amounts in some cases differ from those furnished by the Local Committees. "With regard to the amountretained for local expenses, that only is given of which the Royal Commissioners were informed.
Those persons to whom space was allotted were not necessarily all Exhibitors, but the number of actual Exhibitors[ 6 , 861 ] was very nearly the same as that of the original allottees [ 6 , 924 ]. The horizontal space actually occupiedby the goods, as measured during the Exhibition, was 189,275 square feet, or very little less than that originallyallotted, viz., 201,480 square feet, as shown by the Table.
Number
1
Allotments ofSpace.
of
Personsto whomSpacewas
Allottee
Chairman,
Treasurer.
Secretary.
Local Committees.
lloriz.
Vertical.
Eeet
/
Montefiore, Sir M. -
Cattley, Rev. S. liWire, D. W.
Cattley, Rev. S. R. -
MeTROI'OI.IS.
City.
Wire, D. W.
Stone, D. 11.
Marshall, Rev. C.
Ladies.
Smedley, F.
Starling, W. D.
Smedley, F.
Brunei, I. K. -
-
Drew, G. li.
Westminster.
Colnaghi, D.Smedley, F.
Howard, Lord E.Dulferin, LordMalcolm, Colonel
Ladies.
Montgomery, J.
Montgomery, J.
-
Clarke, G. - - -
Brentford.
Fielder, J. -
-
Rudge, Rev. E. -
Chelsea.
Murray, 1).Challaeonibe, N.
Laliee, C.
Bowerbank, llev. T. F.llopwooil, J. S. -
Leigh, T. H. -Taylor, J. R. -
Wylile, W. II. - -
James, E. W. -Ilopwood, C. 11.
Finsbury.
Adam, Sir C. -
Purvis, P. -
-
Nicholls, J. W.
Greenwich.
Harding, .1.
Wade, J.
Glaisher, J.
75,655
85,111
3,°74i
Halford, E.
-
Roberts, A. J. -
Turner, T.
lloare, R. -
-
Raxon, W.
Hampstead,
Lascelles, W. S.
Garrard, S.
-
Morris, J. -
Kensington.
Graham, 1\
Hall, Sir B., Bt., M.B.Lord D. Stuart, M.B.
Greenwell, W. E.
Blowilen,W. C., M.B.
Redp&th, C. J. -
Bridgman, F. II.Healey, F.
Bain, W. B. - -
Coleman, E.
Boplar.
East, Rev. E., M.A.l’enrliyn, E.
Fulton, 11. 11. -
Putney.
Chapman, W. -
Richmond.
Bean, W. -
Grove, G. -
Society of Arts.
Field, J. - -
_
Taylor, R.
Soutli London.
Baker, G.
James, J.
_
Sturmy, H.
Southwark.
\
Clay, Sir AV., Bart. -
Kemp, G. T.
_
Humphreys, J. -
Tower Hamlets,
Carlile, Dr. J. -
Koff, 11. B.
Graham, G. 11. -
Woolwich.
BllOVINCES.
5“
181
57
Henry, George -
Reid, W. L. -
_
lleid, W. L. - -
Aberdeen.
56
32
3
Tomkins, John -Graham, W.
Hammett, J. P.
Bartlett*A. D. -
Abingdon.
756
Hyde, J., Jun.
5
7
Baton, Janies -
Wingate, Alex.
_
Baton, Alex.
Alloa.
24
-
I
Clements, J. W.
Alton.
36
510
23
Johnston, W. -
Dickson, J. A. -
_
Macdonald, J. -
Arbroath.
Bradley, S.
Hobson, W.
_
Bamford, J.
Ashborne.
52
6
5
Gaunter, R.
Yeo, Dr. D.
_
Yeo, Dr. D. - -
Ashburton.
48
78
3
Alcock, Rev. J.
Whitfield, W. -
Ashford.
(Ashton-under
16
7
3
Heginbottom, W.
Gartsiile, II.
( Lyne.
l6
5
Lee, Dr. J.
Dell, T. - - -
Aylesbury.
180
_
7
Cavendish, Hon. J. -
Barker, James -
Bakewell.
433
518
23
Goffe, R. - - -
Cobb, Edward -
Austin, J. B
Banbury.