ORGAN

The plan of Mr. Will is's instrument, which tttracted great attention at the Exhibition in 1851, was IS follows: Three complete rows of keys from C C C C;o G, with two octaves and a fifth of pedals. PALPEBRiE. Great Organ. Stops. Feet. Feet 10. Flute, open (wood) 4 ible diapason (metal) 11. Clarion. - - 4 tirgestpipe • - - 16 12. Twelfth - 4 IJo.mlon, closed (wood) 16 13. Fifteenth - 2 Trumi.et -. - -' 16 Open diapason... 8 14. Fifteenth - 2 15. Piccolo - 2 Open diapason -. - 8 16. Octave clarion - 2 Stopped diapason with 17. Doublette - 1 claribella -. - S 18. Sesquialtera 3 ranks Trumpet - - - - 8 19. Mixture -. 3 ranks Principal - -. - 4 WO. Foumiture 3 ranks H-incipal -... 4 1389 Stvell Organ C Cto O, Feet lower (wood) 16 - 16 Stops. 8. Octave 9. Octave (metal) (wood). (metal) Feet. 2. Open diapason 3. Dulciana • 4. Viol di Gamlia 5. Stopped diapason G. (^or no di ba et to 7. Viola Principal Flute - - (wootl) Flute, closed - (metal) Octave cremona Fifteenth 13. Piccolo 14. Orchestral oboe (the only half-slop) CoptUar. Great organ to swell. Swell to great organ; Choir to great organ. Swell to choir organ. Swell to pedals. Great organ to pedals. Choir organ to pedals. 4 4 4 4 - 4 - 2 2 Stops 1. Double diapason octave 2. Double dulciana - - 16 II. Super-octave 3. Open diapason - • -8 12. Clarion 4. 0|;en diapason - - - 8 13. Sesquialtera 5. Dulciana - - - - 8 14. Mixture 6. Viol de Gamba... 7. Stopped diapason 8. Trumpet - - -. 9. Trombone... 10. Oboe -... 11. Cremona -. -. 12. Principal.... 1.'5. Principal dulciana 14. Flute, open - (wood) 15. Clarion.. _. 16. Twelfth.... 3 17. Fifteenth dulciana • - 2 IS. Fifteenth.. -. 2 19. Dulciana. - 3 ranks 20. Sesquialtera - 3 ranks 21. Mixture - - 3 ranks 22. Foumiture - 3 ranks Pedal Or^an C C C C to G. 1. Double diapason, open (wood) 32 2. 2. Open diapason do. (do.) 16 3. 3. Open diapason (metal) 16 4. 4. Violin. - (do.) 16 5. 5. Bourdon -. (do.) 16 6. 6. Tromba - -.. 16 7. 7. Trumpet. -. ■ 8 being in all 77 stops. or the above stops, all except the Orchestral Oboe were of the same compa as ihe.various Claviers, a circumstance, we believe, without parallel in any large English organ. [s. 1406]