Textile Industry and Clothing. 
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MACCLESFIELD CHAMBER OF 
COMMERCE.—Trophy of Silks, com- 
prising the following 9 entries :— (159) 
BROCKLEHURST & SONS.Tl/ac- 
clesfielJ.—Thrown Silk; Patent Spun Silk 
Yarns; Silk Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, Mufflers; 
Silk Terree, Shirting, Dresses, and Sashes. 
(i59«) 
POTTS, WRIGHT & COMPANY, 
Macclesfield. — Silk — China, Tram, and 
Organzine; Silk and Sarcenet Goods; China 
Twills, &c. (159^) 
CRITCHLEY, BRINSLEY & 
COMPANY, Macclesfield. — Ladies’ and 
Gentlemen’s Silk Goods—Cravats ; Squares, 
&c., for the neck ; Handkerchiefs ; Pugga- 
rees &c. (159c) 
CORNES, W. W„ & COMPANY, 
Macclesfield.—Dress Silks, Glac6 Silks, Cut- 
up Cloths, Mufflers, Sashes, Scarfs, and 
Ties; Silk Shawls, Handkerchiefs, &c. 
('590 
PEARSON, Samuel, & COM 
PANY, Macclesfield.—Thrown Silk and Silk 
Fabrics. (159e) 
MELLOR, James, 7, Chestergate 
Street, Macclesfield, and 16, Dale Street, 
Manchester.— Silk Neckties and Scarfs. 
( 1 59/) 
SMALE, Josiah, & SON, Maccles 
field.—Pure Silk and Mixed Goods ; Poplins, 
Scarfs, Sashes, &c.; Machine and Hand 
Sewing and Embroidery Silks. (159^) 
NICHOLSON, J. O., Macclesfield. 
\—Silk Scarfs and Neckerchiefs; Pocket- 
Fandkerchiefs; Plain,Figured,and Brocaded 
SiJJcs ; Silk and Spun Silk Mufflers; Silk 
Sasdies Brocaded; Damascene and Roman 
Mogradore. (159//) 
\ S1VIALE, William, Macclesfield.— 
Silk Scarfs, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Sarcenet 
Linirigs. (159!) 
RICHARDS, C. A., Bell Bush Mills, 
mar Leeds.—Sewing Silks for Hand and 
Machine use, pure and unweighted; Em 
broidery and Knitting Silks, Buttonhole 
Machine Twists, and Machine Silk Twistts 
(160) 
PIM BROTHERS & COMPANY, 
Dublin. — Irish Poplins—plain, single, 
double, brocaded, checked, figured, terry, 
satin-striped, tartan plaid, and watered ; Silk 
Brocatelles and Terrys for Curtains, Fur- 
nishing and Upholstery purposes. (161) 
(See Appendix.) 
ATKINSON, R., & COMPANY, 
31, College Street, Dublin.—Irish Poplins, 
specimen of Tissued Poplin brocaded in 
gold and colours with the Austrian Impe 
rial Eagle, crown and monogram pf their 
Majesties the Emperor and Empress of 
Austria; double, terrie, plain, ribbed, plaid 
check, figured, and brocaded poplins. (162) 
(See Appendix.) 
HADWEN, John, & SONS, Kelroyd 
Mills, Halifax, Yorkshire.—Silk and Silk 
Yarns; Waste Silk in the raw state; Yarns 
spun from waste silk. (164) 
CARINGTON, The Lady,8, While- 
hall Yard, London. — Folding Screen of 
Guipure Lace in coloured Silks, worked 
by the needle and applique on White Satin ; 
the pattem taken from an old Venetian 
velvet. Colours arranged and work executed 
by the exhibitor. Screen with Leaves, de- 
signed and worked by the exhibitor. (165) 
STADE, H. & L., 13, Darley Street, Brad 
ford.—Lace Handkerchiefs, original de- 
signs, worked by hand. (166) 
JACOBY, Moritz, & COMPANY, 
Stoney Street, Nottingham.—Patent Valen- 
ciennes and other Lace; Curtains, Bed- 
covers, Shawls, Veils, Scarfs; Silk Gui 
pure Nets; Shetland Wool Shawls, &c. (167) 
(See Appendix.) 
SIMON, MAY & COMPANY, Not- 
tingham.—Lace, Curtains, Plain and Fancy 
Nets, Shetland Shawls, and Vitrages. (168) 
SMITH, G. J., 16, St. Aubyn's 
Road, Upper Norwood, London.—Irish Laces 
of all descriptions. (169) 
LESTER, C. & T., High Street, 
Bedford.—Hand-made Lace, Italian Point 
Flounces, &c.; Maltese Coifs, Handker 
chiefs, Lappets, and Fancy Collars. (170)