The illustrated exhibitor: a tribute to the world's industrial jubilee (London, 1851)

THE ILLUSTRATED EXHIBITOR.

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34 Konsrsberg Silver Works, Sweden
Norway, illustrative silver ores
321 Landau, S., Prussia, lava millstones of

Andernach
447 Lehrkind, Falkenroth, and Co., Prussia,
steel
21 Leneuse Asturian Company, Spain, iron

and steel
20 MacDonald, Major C, United Kingdom,
collection of turquoises
2 Malapane, the Royal Iron Foundry at,
Prussia, zinc
850 Mansfeld, the combined mining* works of,

Prussia, copper and copper smelting
627 Mehu, J. M. F., France, apparatus for
raising- miners and materials
Meinig, C, United Kingdom, collection

of grindstones, hones, &c.
Mills, R., U.K., plan for opening- and

closing doors in mines
Moncheur, F. and A., Belgium, quality

of iron
Montreal Mining Company, Canada,
copper manufacture
44 Morris, Jones, and Co., United States,
plate iron
G Motala Iron and Engine Works, Sweden
and Norway, quality of iron
Mueseler, M. L.~ Belgium, safety lamps
Nassau, Government Engineers of Mines
of, collection of mineral produce and
metallurgy of Nassau
199 Naylor, Vickers, and Co., Class XXII.,
United Kingdom, quality of steel
1 Neuhaus and Biosch, Switzerland, fine
iron wire
166 New Jersey Exploring Mining Company,
U.S., zinc ores, iron (Franklinite) ores,
smelting process, &c.
273 Northumberland and Durham coal trade,
U.K., collection exhibited [see p. 39]
7 Nouvelle-Montagne Zinc Mining Com-
pany, the, Belgium, zinc smelting and
manufacture [see p. 35]
372 Orban, J. M. and Son, Belgium, sheet iron
485 Oxland, R,,, United Kingdom, the sepa-
ration of wolfram and tin
6 Pommeroeul Smelting Company, the,
Belgium, quality of iron
20 Ponomareff, Madame (Iron Works of
Khamounitsky), Russia, sheet and
other iron
1680 Poulet, J. F., France, spun lead
371 Remade and Perard, Belgium, sheet-iron
452 Rochatz, C. and Co., Prussia, zinc and its
preparations
11 Buffer & Co., Prussia, zinc and zinc plates
1 to 18, 20 Russia, Imperial Manufactories of,

Russia, iron and copper [see p. 126]
417 Schwarzenberg, Prince, Austria, iron
and ste<-l
Selby and Johns, United Kingdom, iron

tube? and enamelled iron
Sopwith, T., United Kingdom, illus-
trations of lead manufacture, &c.
St. Hubert, Ed. de, Belgium, millstones
318 Stolberg, Eschweiler Mining Company, in

Prussia, lead and zinc [see p. 415]
411 Topper, Andreas, Austria, sheet and bar
iron
Trenton Iron Company, United States,

iron of fine quality, ores, &c.
Turton and Sons, Class XXII., United
Kingdom, quality of steel
to 11 Tuscany, Royal Mines of, Tuscany,

[Class I.-^H,

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190

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illustrative mineral and
series [see p. 374]

metallurgic

Tuscany, Royal Technological Institute

of, Tuscany, mercury ores
12 "Welsh Slate ^Company, the (outside,

West), U.K., slate from Festiniog
30 Wilkin* and Weatherly, Class XXII.,

United Kingdom,fine iron wire

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400

423 Woliersdorff Tin Plate Works, Austria,

sheet iron, for tin plates
408 Vienna, Depot of Imperial Mines at,

Austria, cast iron, steel, and cinnabar
405 Zois, Widow, Carl, Austria, quality of

iron and steel

HONOURABLE MENTION.

687, 1051 Alluaud, sen,, France, china clays

(Limoges)
415 Andrassy, Count G,, Austria, rod iron
462 Arthur, J., United Kingdom, apparatus
for pumps, &c.
2 Barossa Range Mining Company, the,
South Australia, copper ores
41 Barrow, R. (outside, West), United King-
dom, block of coal, Derbyshire [see p.
408]
417 Biddulph, J., United Kingdom, tin plates
20 Bona Mines and Iron Works Company,
Algeria, iron and steel
414 Bouquoi, Count (Kallich Foundry), Aus-
tria, iron
1295 Bracal Mine, Portugal, samples of lead
ore
47 Brymbo Company, the (outside, West),
U. K., block of coal (North Wales)
[see p. 408]
Burr, T. W. and G., United Kingdom,

specimens of lead ore
Butterleyand Co., United Kingdom, coal
and ironstone

448 Chapot and Selon, France, lithographic

stones
119 Cockerill, J., Belgium, model of a lifting

machine for miners
402 Cruttwell, Allies, and Co., U.K., iron ores
110, 111 Dejeant, —, Portugal, lithographic

stones
432 Dickert, Thomas, Prussia, maps

449 Dressier, J. H., sen., Prussia, iron ore
1597 Eloffe, —, France, collection of speci-
mens (geological and mineral)

10 Fallon-Piron, J. B., Belgium, Namur
marble
421 Fischer, Berth., Austria, cast steel

47 Fischer, J. C, Switzerland, steel in bars

[see p. 474]

48 Fitzwilliam, the Earl (outside, West),

U.K., section of coal beds (Barnsley)
412 Fiirstenberg, Prince, Austria, specimens

of iron
226 Gaillard, — sen., France, French burrs

(millstones)
488 Garland, T., United Kingdom, arsenic
from tin ores
23 Giro, J , Spain, iron
592 Graff, P., Prussia, cobalt and ores

1 Grange, F., Sardinia, spathic iron ores
506 Grey, J., U.K., zinc and zinc ores
454 Hambloch, J., Prussia, iron ore
22 Haywood, J. (outside, West), United
Kingdom, series of grindstones
Highley, S., jun., United Kingdom, col-
lection of sulphur, &c.
Howard, T., United Kingdom, collection
of building stones
487 Jordan, C, United Kingdom, specimens
of metals and alloys
91 King and Co., U.K., Stourbridge clays
5 Kochmeister, Friedrich, Austria, nickel
and cobalt
25 Lamberty, Brothers, Belgium, whets tones
1710 Lapeyri£re, C, France, quality of iron
290 Lariviure, C., France, Angers slates
125 Lee, Dr. J., U.K., samples of sand
16 Lobkowitz, Prince Ferdinand von, Aus-
tria, garnets

1 Logan, W. E., Canada, manganese and

iron ores
324, 326 Lohe and Stahlberg, Royal Forges,
at Prussia, steel

2 Lossen, M., Nassau, iron, &c.



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438 Mannheimer, Wolff, Frussia, amber "

4 Marmora Iron Company, Canada, iron fr,
1344 Marx & Co., France, lithographic SiS

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426

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United States

c
block

lead

316 Meinerzha-en, and Kreus^fch^

Prussia, lead ores, &c, from the S

of the Count Julius of LipDe l!

Messrs. Xreuser Brothers. ' and

Milo, Greece, specimens of steatite

Monkland Iron and Steel Co., Gin***

U.K., coal, ores, clays, &£' ""**•

9 Morimont J. B., Belgium, millstones

202 Morrell, Stewart, and Co,, U. States sLf
iron " ' uc

44 Morris, Jones, and Co

boiler plate iron

46 Nesbit, J. C., U.K., phosphatic fossil* &
34 Oakeley, E. (outside, Wrestj, U.K bCi
of coal from North Wales
Ohle, E. F., heirs of, Prussia
tubes, &c.

Paine, J. M., U.K., phosphaticfossils &c
Pashkoff, M., Russia, copper
24 Pashkoff, A., Russia, copper
395 Pastor, B. and Co,, Belgium, fire clays
and bricks J

18 Perard and Mineur, Belgium, iron
101 Phillips, W., U.K., China clays
500 Phillips, Smith, and Co., United King-
dom, iron and tin piates
3 Pianello, D., Sardinia, slates
15 Poland, Imperial Mines of, Russia, cad-
mium
Portugal Royal Tobacco Contractors,
Portugal, lithographic stones [see p,
330] i

Radmeister Community, Austria, iron
2 Rettig, C. A., Sweden and Norway, iron
ores, &c.
1448 Roger, —, jun., France, French burrs

(La Ferte)
429 Schedl, Carl, Austria, iron wire
15 Schonborn, E., Count von, Austria,

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garnets

M. A., Portugal,

991 to 1014, Silva, Da,
samples of shot
.. Singapore, Local Committee of, India,
tin ores
410 Solly and Co., U.K., iron and steel
29,31,32 Spain, Inspectors of Royal Mines,

Spain, marbles, tins. &c.
469 St. Austell Local Committee, United

Kingdom, series illustrating tin
473 Swansea Committee, United Kingdom,
specimens of copper
4 Szumr&k, J. F., Austria, cobalt ores, &c.
434 Taylor, R., United Kingdom, model of

mining machinery
394 Temsonnett, G., and Dartet, Belgium,
fire clays
14 Tennant, J., United Kingdom, collection

of minerals, &c.
40 Tessler, D. F., Prussia, amb'er
24 Thistlethwayte, H. 1?., United Kingdom,
collection of precious stones
1508 Touaillon, C, France, millstones
36 Treschow, —(Tritnoe,Lauroig, Norway),
Sweden and Norway, iron bars (quality)
468 Truro Local Committee, United King-
dom, series illustrating tin
9 Tunaberg Cobalt Works, Sweden and
Norway, cobalt, &c.
13 Volderauer, G.. Austria, arsenic, &c.
431 Wales, J., U. Kingdom, model of a cord

mine,&e„
230 Warlich's Patent Fuel Company, United
Kingdom, patent fuel
2 Wilson, Dr. J., Canada, magnetic iron
ores, &c. .

416 Wingerworth Iron Company, United
Kingdom, iron and steel

1 Zelier, F., Wurtcmberg, millstones

2 Zolesi, S., Sardinia, slates

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II.-CIIEMICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESSES AND PRODUCTS GENERALLY

JURORS AND ASSOCIATES.

J. Dumas, Chairman, France ; Former Minister of Agriculture and Commerce, Member of Institute, &c.

Thomas Graham, F.R.S., Deputy Chairman and Reporter, 4, Gordon-square ; Professor of C^k^JJ*1^^ College,

Jacob Bell, M.P., 15, Langham-place; pharmaceutist.

Michele Gaieani, M.D., Sicily; Doctor of Medicine.

George Gossleth, Austria; Chemical Manufacturer. •

John Mercer, F.C.S., Oakenshaw, near Accrington; Calico Printer.

II. L. Pattinson, F.C.S., 10, Grey-street, Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Chemical

Manufacturer.
Dr, Yarrentrapp, Zollverein ; Professor of Chemistry,

ASSOCIATES.
Thomas Anderson, M.D., FtR.AS.,Edinburgh ; Chemist to the High-
land and Agricultural Society of Scotland.

-Balard, France; Member of the Institute, &c. &c
L. L. Bonaparte, France ; Member of the National Assembly.
William Linton, 7, Lodge-place St. John's-wood ; Artist
A. Payen, France; Member of the Institute, Professor at the <,on

vatory of Arts and Sciences, Member of *e Centr^ and

Eugene Peligot, France ; Professor at the Conservatoiy i

Sciences, Member of the Central Jury. rPnWv London

Museum of Practical Geology, w

John Percy, M.D., F.R.S.,

Professor of Metallurgy.
J. Persoz, France ; Professor
the Central Jury, &c.

of Chemistry at Peter

Bburg, Member of

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