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Class 10. [North, North Central, West, and

PHILOSOPHICAL, MUSICAL, HOROLOGICAL,

490 Akerman, W. II. H. Bridgwater, Somerset, Inv.and Manu.—A pianoforte of improved construction, withbevel movement of the damper.

491 Smyth & Roberts, Birmingham, Inv. and Mann.—Cottage pianoforte, with grand action and repeater, having asounding-board and back on the principle of a violoncello,suited for hot climates.

493 Woolley, T. Nottingham, Pat, and Man.—Equili-brium patent pianofortes for all climates. Cottage piano,and utiliton piano.

493a Harwar, J- 28 Bloomsbury St. Manu.—Pianofortewith transposing mechanism, metallic equilibrium stringframe, adjusting tension rods, and improved sound-hoard.

494 Towns & Packer, 20 Oxford St. Manu.—Grandtransposing pianoforte. Microphonic cottage pianoforteof economic construction.

49Q Erard, P. O. 18 Great Marlborough St. Inv. Des.and Manu.—New patent metal frames for pianofortes.Harps. “ Prince of Wales’ harp,” richly decorated.

498 Mott, I. II. R. 76 Strand, Inv. and Manu.—Patentmetallic cottage grand pianofortes, not liable to be affectedby change of climate or weather. Horizontal grand piano-fortes, with metallic frames.

499 Wornum, R. Store Str. Inv. and Manu.—Improvedpiccolo pianoforte. Semi-bichord grand pianoforte, uponthe patent overslruck principle.

500 Hopkinson, J. & J. 18 Soho Sq. Manu.—Hori-zontal grand pianoforte with new patent action. Boudoirpianoforte, ana a rosewood cottage pianoforte.

500a Turnbull, W. 6 Frederick St. Regent’s Park, Manu.—Set of pianoforte keys.

502 Peachey, G. 73 Bishopsgate St. Within, Manu.——Improved pollard oak “ Victoria” piccolo pianoforte.Improved rosewood “Albert” piccolo pianoforte.

503 Greaves, E. 56 South St. Sheffield, Manu.—ASolianpitch pipe9. iEolian violin mute.. Chromatic seolian pitchpipe. Sostenuto tuning-forks. Pair of chromatic tuning-forks. Registered portable metronomes. Printers’ count-ing-machines.

504 Koenig 8c Pask, 441 Strand.—Brass horns withvalves, French horn, trombones, trumpets, ophicleide, eupho-nion, cornet-a-pistons, clarionets, flutes, &c.

505 Dodd, E. 112 Vauxhall Walk, Lambeth, Manu.—Violin, violoncello, double bass, and harp strings.

506 Druky, J. F. Cheshunt, Herts, Manu.—Box of

musical bells. .

507 Gisborne, J. 37 Suffolk St. Birmingham, Inv. andManu.-—Cornopeans, trombo cornuta, Sax horns, keyedbugle, long valve trumpet, 8cc.

508 Henrys & Co, 2 Budge Row, Prop.—Newly-in-vented musical instrument, called “ Flcetina.

509 Forster, Simon A. 13 Macclesfield St. Soho Sq.Manu.—A violin, viola, violoncello, &c., made after themodels of “ Old Forster.”

510 Heaps, J. K. Leeds, Manu.—Violoncello constructedupon improved principles.

511 Anelli, J. 76 Queen St. Edinburgh, Inv.—Centri-petal regulating pegs and pins, for tuning instruments.Spring “ capo-tasto,” for the guitar, changing at once thediapason of the strings.

512 McNeill, J. 140 Capel St. Dublin, Inv.—Cambridgecavalry field-trumpet bugle. Bulb cornopean.

514 CnuRcn, G. 12 Berkeley PI. Bristol, Inv.—Wrist-supporter, for the piano-forte. Improved guitar. Im-proved finger-board for the violoncello, and other bowed in-struments.

516 Edwards, J. 8c Son, Church St. Burslem, Inv.—Aninstrumentto give strength and flexibility to the fingers of allinstrumental performers.

517 Pace 8c Sons, 49 King St. Westminster, Inv. and

Manu.—Cornopeans, trumpet, and valve horn, with valves ofsmall diameter, and without angular turnings.

518 Broadwood & Sons, 33 Gt. Pulteney St. Manu.—.Grand pianofortes, of different constructions. (Also MainAvenue, West.)

519 Betts, A. 27 Royal Exchange, Manu.—Two violins.

520 Oates, J. P. Lichfield, Inv.—Improved brass mu-sical instruments: Cornets, pista-cor, Sax-horn, trumpet,Staffordshire horn, &c.

522 Prince, Miss Abelinde, 29 Norfolk Cres. HydePark. Inv.—Gioco di Euterpe ; a new musical game.

523 Jordan, J. 34 Manchester St. Liverpool, Inv. andManu.—Newly-invented euphonic serpentcleide, euphonichorn, tenor-valve ophicleide, and improved cornopeans.

524 Dobrowolski, B. W. 20 Norton St. Portland PI.—The semibreve guitar, containing one octave and a halfin the treble more than the Spanish guitar, and producinga more powerful tone. Reg.

525 Panormo, L. 31 High St. Bloomsbury, Manu.—Enharmonic guitar (inv. and prop. T. P. Thompson, M.P.),capable of being arranged in the perfect ratios for upwardsof 20 keys.

528 Wheatstone 8c Co. 20 Conduit St. Regent St. Pat.and Manu.—Concertinas, treble, baritone, concert tenor,concert bass, double, 8cc. Symphonion. Portable harmo-niums, 8cc.

527 Ward, C. 36 Gt. Titchfield St. Inv. and Manu.—Kettle, bass, and side or signal drums. Patent flute. Newlyconstructed bassoon. Pat. and Prov. Reg.

528 Snell, It. Ball’s Pond. Inv. and Manu.—Seraphine,with bichromatic or double scale of notes.

529 Storer, J. 26 Piccadilly, Inv. Pat. and Manu.—Percussion Colophon, with two sets of vibrators. PortablejEolophon, for flutes or violoncello parts, 8cc.

530 Faulkner, E. 11 York St. James’s Sq. Des.—Ac-cordion stand. Prov. Reg.

531 Bray, J. 26 Westmoreland St. Dublin, Manu.—Double-action harp, with additional notes, music-stool, desk,and stand.

532 Simtson, T. Sea Lion Hotel, Hanley-in-the-Pot-teries, Inv. — Norma Yiriums, or musical accentuators, in-tended to supersede the metronome.

533 Jones, B. Cardiff, Wales, Des. and Manu.—Grandtriple-strung Welch harp.

535 Siccama, A. 135 Fleet St. Inv. Pat. and Manu.—Diatonic flutes, retaining the old system of fingering whileaffording numerous additional fingerings, on a system strictlybased upon acoustic principles.

536 Rudall, Rose, & Co. 38 Southampton St. Strand,Pro. and Manu.—Carte’s patent flutes, in silver and wood.Boehm’s patent flute. Improved ordinary flute.

537 ruiiDY '8c Fendt, 74 Dean St. Soho, Manu.—Vio-lins, violoncellos, double bass. To exhibit oil varnish equalto that on the Cremona; an art supposed to have been lost.

538 Potter, H. 2 Bridge St. Westminster, Manu.—Clinton’s flute, on acoustical principles, being the only onewith the old fingering throughout, with equality of toneand perfection of tune.

540 Kohler, J. 35 Henrietta St. Covent Garden, Pat.and Manu.—Patent valved wind instruments.

541 Guinness, R. 58 East St. Manchester Sq. Inv.—Violin, with self-acting pegs for tuning violins, violoncellos,and tenors.

542 Spurgin, T. Saffron Walden.—Violin made from adescription of one invented by M. Savart, of Paris.

543 Dodd, J. Image Cottage, Holloway, Manu.—Bowsfor the violin, tenor, and violoncello, mounted with gold andtortoiseshell. Silyer strings for the violin, violoncello andharp.