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Class 10. [North, and North and South Galleries.PHILOSOPHICAL, MUSICAL, HOR OLOGICAL, &c. __
720 Seltzer, Sopiiia, 7 Upper RanelaghSt. Pimlico.—Chair for spinal curvature.
727 Highley, S. 32 Fleet St.—Anatomical statuette,showing the muscles of the human body.
727aTitterton,—.—I nstrument for slaughtering cattle.
728 Lanagan, F. 12 Brownlow St. Bedford Row.—Apparatus, and shoes for the cure of bunions.
729 Ewart, G. Zinc Works, New Rd.— Three spi-rometers of different constructions.
730 Ritterbandt, L. A. M.D. 7 Northumberland St.Strand.—A galvanic bath of zinc and copper, separated bya non-metallic substance. By connecting two wires attachedto the two metals, this bath becomes a perfect galvanicbattery.
731 Woodhouse, J. T. 6 Commercial Kd. Peckliam.—Leg rest.
732 Babcock, J. Brighton, Prod. — Photographic spe-cimens of vaccine, produced by inoculating the cow withsmall-pox, showing the character of the vesicles in their dif-ferent stages.
733 Hamilton, H. G. R.N. 71 Eccleston Sq.—Collec-tion of ancient Greek coins electrotyped.
734 Blackwell, W. 3 Bedford Ct. Covent Garden.—Ap-paratus for fractures, trusses, and surgical instruments.
735 Bryceson,H. 5 Tottenham Court Rd.Manu.—Pow-erful church barrel-organ in gothic case.
730 Gowing, J. W. Camden Tn.—Instruments for opera-tions on the teeth of horses. Apparatus for fractures, &c.Neurotomy knife, and scissors for dividing nerves.
737 Wood, J. W. Manchester.—Trusses. Support forcurvature of the spine, and surgical instruments.
739 A violin in a case.
740 Taylor, G. R. Sunderland.—A geographical clock.(South-east Corner, United States Department.)
741 Simms, W. (late Troughton & Simms) Manu.~Equatorial instruments. The \Vestbury circle.. Transitcircle and instruments. Airy’s isometrical elliptograph.Sextants, theodolites, &c. (Main Avenue, West.)
742 Paxton, J., M.l). Rugby, Dcs.—Pathological illus-trations, consisting of cartoon i>aintings.
700 TootalSc Browne, 73 Piccadilly.—Pianoforte.
707 DEARLOve, M. W. Leeds.—Miniature modei of aviolin, and a miniature double bass.
708 Barton, H. W. the Waterfoot Fettigo, Ireland.—Military sketching compass.
709 Beloe, W. Linton, Coldstream.—Copy of AntoniusStraduarius’ violin.
710 Moyle, S. Truro.—Mountain barometer, for mea-suring heights by boiling water.
711 Peterman, A. 5 Camden St.—Drawings.
712 Clapham, J. K. 6, Briggate, Leeds. — Map on gumelastic.
713 Brown, J. 71 Leadenhall St.—Aerial machine.
714 Mason, E. 5 Brompton Post-office.—Model ofnavigable balloon.
715 Bell, H, Baltic Wharf, Millbank.—Balloon valve,parachute, and balloon.
710 Plummer, H. L. 112 Powis St. Woolwich. — Modelof an aerial machine.
717 Watt, G. T. 2 William St. Albert Gate, HydePark.—Artificial palates. Models of the mouth. Completeand partial sets of teeth of hippopotamus tusk, porcelain, &c.
718 Dinsdale, C. Newcastle-on-Tyne, Manu. & Inv.—Anatomical drawings. Artificial teeth. Two casts of heads,and wax models of incubation.
719 Rose, J. E. Mount Pleasant, Liverpool.—Artificialteeth.
720 Truman, E. 40 Haymarket.—Artificial teeth ingutta percha.
721 Harrington, G. F. 84 St. Thomas St. Portsmouth,Inv. and Pat.—A new description of artificial teeth, withimproved dental instruments.
722 Lawrence & Co. Islington PI. Park Rd. Islington.
*—Flesh-gloves, belts, &c.
723 Bossingham, B. Wisbech.—Artificial leg.
724 Gray, Peter, 47 Hanover St. Edinburgh, Inv.—Model of an invalid bed, made by J. Sturrock, Duke St.Leith.
725 Kennedy, Dr. E. Merrion Sq. North, Dublin.—Syphons.
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