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LEATHER, SADDLERY, BOOTS and SHOES.

10 Deed, J. S. Little Newport St. Leicester Sq. Manu.—Specimens of leather. Dyed sheep and lamb skin woolrugs or mats.

11 Wilson, Walker, k Co. Leeds, Manu.—Colouredsheep-leather skivers; coloured roans; roller leather, forsilk and cotton spinning; chamois, or wash leather. Co-loured calf and morocco.

12 Benson, C. Leeds. — Oil cake han for extractingoil from seeds.

13 Hogarty Brothers, Cork, Ireland, Manu.—Bootfronts and legs; black-grained calf; calf-skins, waxed audrussjt, and tanned in sumac.

14 Winsor & Son, Gt. Bussell St. Bermondsey, Manu.—Bugs. Skins tor cavalry, ladies* boas, &c. French dogand lamb skins. Carriage and foot muffs.

15 Kheam, E. Hull, Manu.—Specimens of boot andshoe leathers, of French and English calf-skin. Horse-hidefrom Spanish America, tanned and curried in England.

16 Holmes, T. Anlaby Road, Hull, Importer and Manu.—Specimens of tanned hide of the walrus, or sea-horse. Po-lishing wheels covered with the same. Heads of male andfemale walrus or sea-horse, taken by Capt. Gravil at theDavis* Straits fisheries.

17 Stock ill, W. 33 Long Lane, Southwark, Manu.—Wellington boot fronts and graft, waterproof.

18 Evans k Son, 10 Silver St. Wood St.—Parchmentand chamois leather.—Direction labels.

19 Glover, J. k T. 7 Wood St. Cheapslde, Inv. andManu.—Improved oil leather, and gloves manu. of it, andfrom Irish kid skins. Improved button, &c.

20 Hemswoutii & Llnlet, 30 West Sraithfield, Manu.—Boot fronts of English and foreign calf skins. Cordovan,from South American horse hides.

21 Brindley, T. Paradise St Finsbury.—Leatherreticules, dressing case, &c.

22 Tomlin, W. Canal Bridge, Old Kent lid. Inv. andManu.—Superior parchment, nearly resembling vellum.

23 Btam, Eliza, Bazaar, Soho Sq.—Compound sta-tionery case. Travelling, writing, working, dressing, andrefreshment case. Lady s carriage companion, &c.

24 Lever, J. & J. 13 Sise Lane, Manu.—Writing,drawing, aud binding vellum. Drum and tambourineheads, and parchment.

25 Wood, W. & S. 32 Bow St. Manu.—Calf skin in thevarious stages of manufacture.

27 Lenny, J. T. 12 Market St. Manchester, Inv. andManu.—Portmanteau for travelling, with improved frame.

28 Jimison, C. 11 Smithson St. York St Hulrne, nearManchester, Des. and Manu.—Improved portmanteau.

29 Finnigan, J. Manchester.—Travelling trunk.

30 Jones, W. D. High Street, Shrewsbury, Des. andManu.—Improved patent shot-belt, and other articles, inleather.

31 Smith & Son, 136 Strand.—Despatch boxes. Tra-velling, dressing, writing, blotting, an.l card cases, &o.

32 George, C. 102 Dean St Soho, Imp. aud Manu.—Morocco and Russia leather.

33 Last, J. 33 Haymarket, Inv. and Manu.—Port-manteau, with five compartments. Knapsack for pedes-trians. &c.

34 East k Son, 214 Bermondsey St Southwark, Inv.and Manu.—Velvet-napped, embossed, coloured leather.Embossed by Messrs. Caissons and Co. 51 Bunhill Row,London.

35 Allin, W. 126 Drummond St Euscon Sq. Inv.—Pair of bellows, with wooden sides.

36 Allen, J. M. 37 Wardour St Soho, Manu.—Ho-moeopathic medicine cases. Tooth-powder box, to preveut*he escape of the powder.

37 Motte, A. 16 Southwark Bridge Rd. Inv. andManu.—Patent waterproof leather portmanteau,in one piece.

53 Last, S. 256 Oxford St. Inv. aud Manu.—Railwayportmanteau, divided into four compartments.

39 Everett&Co. 51 Fetter Lane.—Blacking. Varnishfor dress boots. Waterproof varnish for boots, harness,

40 James, J. 102 Oxford St. Manu.—Registered rail-way trunk. Patent wardrobe portfolio.

41 Judge, C. 6 Sion PI. East St. Walworth, Des. andManu.—Leather buttons of one piece.

42 Woodman, W. 13 'Three ColtCt. Worship St. Fins-bury. Manu.—Leather backgammon table.

48 Harrows, G. 38 Old Bond St.—Ladies improvedwaterproof travelling chest.

48 Maiben, C. North Cottage, Vicar’s TIU1, Lewisham,Inv.—Saddle on an improved principle of fixing and re-lieving the flaps and pannel by hand.

47 Read, J. B. Penryn, Cornwall, Manu.—A tannedshaved hide, for best bridle reins; a rough tanned cow-hidofor saddle-skirts and stirrup-leathers. Specimen of theleather u9ed for gearing the buckets of pumping engines.

48 Clark, C. & J. Street, near Glastonbury, Inv. Des.and Manu —Model of a rural factory. Urn-rugs, muffs, &c.,made from English lamb-skin. Socks for shoes, goloshes,shoes, and gaiters; hearth and other rugs of sheep, lamb,and Angola skins.

49 Rood, G. & Co. Boltous-borough, near Glastonbury,Somerset, Des. and Manu.—Hearth, carriage, and toilet rugs,of sheep-skin and Angola goat. Sheep and Angola goat-skins.

50 Cooper, M. 25 Swingate, York, Des. Inv. andManu.—Improved side-saddle^ with pilch of Berlin woolwork, by Jancowski, York. Military saddle : improved lighthunting and racing saddle; Somerset saddle.

51 Soltiiey & Co. 16 Little Queen St. Lincoln’s InnFields, Manu.—Seal, calf, and hog skins and hides. Hippo-potamus liidcB, &c.

52 Maxwell & Co. 161 Piccadilly, Manu.—Socketspurs, &o. in the several stages of manufacture

63 Lutwyciie & George, Skinner St. Snow Hill, Manu.—Goat skins, manu. in England. English sheep skins.

54 Marlow, J. Walsall, Manu.—Steel carriage andriding bits. Spenser’s patent metallic saddles. Harness,with registered mountings. Stair balustrade in malleablecast iron, possessing strength of wrought iron.

56 Cox, S. Walsall, Inv. and Manu.—Newly inventedAlbert stirrup and stirrup leather, and improved draw"mouth clipper-bit, Trov. reg.

58 'Banton, E. Walsall, Inv. — Patent enamelled water-proof horse harness. Patent Hackney riding-bit, and bridle.Hunting breast-plate, and bits.

57 Hawkins, J. Stafford St. Walsall, Mnnu. and Inv.--

Registered carriage and hackney bits. Llegistcrcd Chiineybit. Improved steel stirrup irons, &c. „_.i

58 Brace, H. Walsall, Ma.m.—Bits, stirrup*, ^

spurs, for the South American markets. _ inland

59 Pim, J. E. Moiuit Mellick, Queens Co. *e.a ,Manu.—Snafiles. Snake's-head bit. Plain ruling

ha "wtaT»!k Dublin, Inv. De«. and■ide-saddle, with safety stirrup, hunting saduscat Light form saddle with steel-plated tre e *

61 Lennan, W. 29 Dawson St. Dublin, Mann. * , gchased, silver and brass-mounted harness. ^ Doubleside-saddle. Hunting and steeple-chase satl

and single saddles for children. iurni-

62 Kanb, O. Dublin.—Portmanteaus and oamp

ture. __ n i Manu.—

63 Lambert k Son, Bermondsey New ttu. -