The Exhibition of Industry
It is becoming evident that at least the French and Germane, probably some other foreign nations will spare no exertions or forethought to prepare such contributions…
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Shows & fairs, 1851
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The Great Exhibition of 1851 and Its Palace Op Glass
The magnificent design of the building at present in course of erection in Hyde-Park, for the Great Industrial Exhibition of 1851, as finally approved by Her Majesty's…
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The accounts which continue to reach us from all parts of the country are such as tp prove that the desire manifested for some time past, on the part of the working…
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We were the first, and, we believe, the only journal which had the boldness to proclaim that the "Crystal Palace" would turn out but a crazily erected edifice. In several…
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The Exhibition still lords it over all other attractions. One hears, sees, speaks, thinks, of little else ; and to all appearance it must have run. "a dead heat" with the "Derby."…
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Amongst the curiosities at the Great Exhibition Is a coat of Irish frieze from the Establishment of Messrs. Kearse and Co., Which may be altered into nine different…
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TUESDAY, JUNE 3.—The receipts at the doors of the Crystal Palace amounted to £2,415 2s.; the number of visitors, according to the police return, was 53,371…
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RUSTIC VISITORS.âAN EXAMPLE.âA remarkable feature of Monday's experience in the interior of the Exhibition, was the appearance there at an early hour, of nearly…
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MACHINERY—On Saturday the royal party from the Palace examined the western half of the space devoted to machinery in motion, and as this is, perhaps, the most…
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In speaking last week of the future prospects of the Crystal Palace, we offered a suggestion for converting it into a permanent Exhibition—a universal gallery of…
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Why the Times should endeavour to write down the British contributions to the Great Exhibition, we cannot conceive. But such is the ease. One day along complaint appeared of the heaviness of…
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On the 7th instant, by a sudden rebound, the number of visitors to the Crystal Palace rose once more to 61,670, and the receipts at the doors amounted to £2852 2s. For the first time since…
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On Tuesday, the 15th July,the unprecedently large number of 71,122 persons visited the Crystal Palace, and £3509 8s was taken in shillings at the doors…
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