...represented by twenty exhibitors, and for every seetion of a class in which they had fifteen exhihitors. As an alternative, each nation had a certain number...the latter to each jury as the experience of past exhihitions showed to be necessary for its efficiency. The juries were sixty-five in number, grouped...

...which they were represented by 20 exhibitors, and for every section of a class in which they had la exhibitors. As an alternative, each nation had a certain...Commissioners, without fixing any arbitrary proportion betwe ?n foreign and English jurors, appointed as many of the latter to each jury as the experience...

...commissioners were guided in their choice by the number of votes given to particular individuals ; and, or the happiness of the poor." The king himself, on...of Industry at Brentford, where we find him winning sixty-five in number, grouped so as to form thirty-six classes, or head juries, corresponding to the...

...which they were represented by 20 exhibitors, and for every section of a class in which they had 15 exhibitors. As an alternative, each nation had a certain...English jurors, appointed as many of the latter to the jury as the experience of past Exhibitions showed to be necessary for its efficiency. The juries...

...exhibitors, and for every section of a class in which they had 15 exhibitors. As an alternative, cacl, nation had a certain number of jurors allotted to...English jurors, appointed as many of the latter to the jury as the experience of past Exhibitions showed to be necessary for its efficiency. The juries...