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Knitting Cottons ; Carpet Yarns, Cotton 
Banding, Cloth in natural state, with Doll 
dressed in the same ; Cotton in its various 
stages, from the ball to the Spinning Jenny. 
(hO 
DICKINS & COMPANY, 8, Mars- 
den Street, Afanchester ; Works, Middleton.— I 
Dyed and Polished Cotton Yarns : Sewings, 
&c. (shown in Case No. 14t). (141" 1 ) 
SWAINSON, BIRLEY & COM 
PANY, Preston. — Cotton Long Cloths, 
36-inches wide ; Heavy Shirtings. (805) 
ASHWORTPI, E., & SONS, 
Egerton Mills, Bolton.—Cotton, raw, and 
illustrating the process of manufacture; 
Yarns, grey, bleached, and dyed ; Polished 
Yarns; Sewing, Embroidery, and other 
Cotton. (773) 
DICKSONS, FERGUSON & COM 
PANY, Linen Hall Street, Belfast.—Linens, 
unbleached, bleached, and printed ; Drills, 
Hollands, Sheetings, Towels, Dress Linens, 
Cambrics, Handkerchiefs, Diapers and 
Damasks. (142) 
AINSWORTH, T., Clealor, Carn- 
forth.—Linen Threads and Linen Towels. 
(>43) 
JAFFE, BROTHERS, Warehouscs, 
Belfast and Dundee; Works, Lurgan and 
Banford. — Linens — Brown, White, and 
Printed ; Cambric Handkerchiefs—White 
and Printed; Linen Yams; Jute Fabrics 
and Sacks. (144) 
FENTON, SON, & COMPANY, and 
FENTON, S. G.,& COMPANY, Linen Hall, 
Belfast.—Linen Yarns, bleached and un 
bleached ; Linens, Fronting, Medium and 
Heavy Family Linen; Drills, Damasks, 
Linen and Cambric Handkerchiefs, and 
Diapers. (145) 
PEGLER, C., Junior, & COM 
PANY, 58, Briggate, Leeds.—Linens and 
Damask Table Linen. (146) 
MOORE & WEINBERG, Belfast, 
Lreland, and Dundee, Scotland.—I* lax, Hemp, 
and Jute Yarns; Linens ; Linen and Cambric 
Handkerchiefs, bleached, dyed, tinted, and 
printed ; Damask Table Linen; Jute Car 
pets, Sacking, &c.; Wool-packs ; Cotton, 
Guano, Grain, Flour, and Sugar Bags ; Shoe 
and Tailors’ Threads. (147) 
BARBOUR, W., & SONS, Hilden 
Flax Mills, Lislurn, Lreland.—Linen Thread 
for Shoemaking and for Cloth, for machine 
as well as hand work. (148) 
BETZOLD, George, & COM 
PANY, Belfast, lreland.—Linen Fabrics, 
white and printed; Linen and Cambric 
Handkerchiefs, white and printed ; Hem- 
stitched Handkerchiefs, white, printed and 
embroidered. (149) 
BRUCE & COMPANY, South 
Shields.—Sailcloth. (151) 
BARROW FLAX & JUTE COM 
PANY, Barrow-in-Fumess, Lancashire.— 
Jute Yarns, Jute Sackings, Baggings, and 
Hessians; Sacks, Bags, and Packs. (152) 
MARSHALL & COMPANY, Leeds, 
and Shrewsbury.—Linen Threads and Sewings 
Machine Threads. (153) 
GOLDSCHMIDT & SIPMAN, 
Nottingham. — Raw Silks ; Organzines ; 
Grenadines, and Trams. (154) 
EVANS, D., & COMPANY, 1, Wood 
Street, Cluapside, London. — Printed Silk 
Handkerchiefs ; Chinese Silks made under ’ 
the exhibitors’ direction; English manu- 
factured Silks. (155) 
SALOMONS, L., & COMPANY, 9, 
Friday Street, London— Spun Silk, dyed and 
undyed; Black dyed Cordonnet for Fez 
Tassels, Fringes, &c.; China Thrown Silk. 
(156) 
(See Appendix.) 
JACKSON, J. & F., Sultan Mills, 
Macclesfield.—Silk Scarfs, Mufflers, Surats, 
and Handkerchiefs. (157) 
PATTERSON, William, & SONS, 
Nottingham.— Thrown Silks—China and 
Bengal Organzine and Tram, Cordonnets 
and Cords for the manufacture of Machine- 
made Lace ; Grenadines made of Bengal 
Silk. (158)