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Class 16.

SKIN'S, FUR, and HAIR.

Wellington boot-fronts. Grain and waxed calf hides. Cor-dovan hides, &c.

64 Ashford, W. & G. Birmingham, and Houndsditch,London, Des. and Manu.—Specimens of whip manufacture;whip-sockets, registered. New' design for a lady’s bridleand bit, &c.

65 Brown & Son, 7 Moat Row, Birmingham, Manu.—Specimen of cut back-head saddle-tree, whalebone springs,galvanized plates, spring bars, and copper rivets, to preventcorroding, &c.

66 Peel, A. R. 151 Strand, Des. and Manu.—Im-proved Cleveland and Last India hunting saddles; lady’ssaddle. The Victoria bridle and stirrup. Improved shaftand trace tugs.

67 Middlemore, W. 31 Holloway Head, Birmingham,Des. and Manu.—Gig harness. Saddle, with elastic seat.Embroidered lady’s saddle. A new mouthing-rein forunbroken horses. Shot-pouches, &c.

68 Coleman, T. G. LiJ ley Jtioo Farm, Offiey, nearHitchin, Herts, lav. and Pat.—^-Expanding saddle; self-acting elastic spring roller; harness, with spring trace, &c.;safety rein.

69 Garnett, W. Tarporley, Cheshire, Inv. and Des.—A. saddle, with seat, skirt, and hap in one piece, with patentspring bars to release the rider if thrown from his horse.

70 Vick, R. Gloucester, Inv.—Improved registeredharness hames.

71 Mcsselwhite, T. Devizes, Inv.—Patent elasticcollar for horses, formed of iron, cork, horse-hair, fcc.

72 Weir, J. Dumfries, Inv. andManu.—Hiding saddle,elastic seat. Neck collar, to answer the double pur-pose of separate collar and hames. Portmanteau, containingh*t case, drawers, umbrella, kc.

73 Meller, C. C- 15 Riding House Lane, Langham PI."Enamelled leather travelling bag, with improved fittings.

. 74 Ramsey, W. Hull, inv. and Manu.—Registered

tic-seated saddle.

75 Clark, \V. Mill Hill, Leeds, Des. and Manu.—ATulted summerset saddle

a ,76 Thomas C. Stratford-on-Avon, Manu.—Registeredej nbie saddle, with metal cantle, yielding to the slightestconstructed to cause a circulatiou of air between^ seat of the saddle and the horse’s back,o 77 Caistor, A. B. 7 Baker bt. Portman Sq. Des. and<5l *nu—Hussar Binldle, and hunting saddle.

78 Blackw ell, S. & R. 256 Oxford St. Inv. and Manu.or phaeton harness, of black patent leather. Improvedleg, and Bpeedy-cut boots, &o.

5 79 Passmore, W. 27 Little Windmill St. Golden Sq.

and Manu.—Single-horse harness, with improved hamoe*° <1 furniture.

p ro ®0 Atkinson & Eldrtd, 135 Regent St Manu. andfL H .f■'"Whips, walking sticks, riding canes. Bottles andthistles, &c.

Bautin, W. II. 64 Burlington Arcade, Inv. andan< * canes, &c. Walking-stick, bottle with1 ftcl 499 ' h y F * VMBhaw, KW|.die iZT Shirley, «L G. 181 Regent St.- -Large quilted sad-^Proved stirrup leather. Prov. rcg.

Air-fm ® KlNNEI b A. Camberwell Green, Inv. and Manu.—^ orse " co ^ ar J prevent galled shoulders and

Hicks, H. 52 Davies St. Berkeley Sq. Inv. and^rov^r Jatiy s satlliIo » ela8lic for the loft leg.

Udi 8 ® Grfen - R. 8 Edward St. Portman Sq. Manu —^ hunting saddles, bridles, harness, kc.

W J" TE ’ **’ ^ Liverpool St. City, and 185 Regent

^ (UIU *—Silver-mounted harness, with improved° * eu tugs. Light pony and tandem harness, kc.

87 Bowmar, C. B. Leicester.—Lapland rugs, boas,muffs, &c.

88 Tisdale, E. 34 St. Broad Golden Sq. Manu.—Officer’s Hussar saddle-tree. Side saddle-tree, with aleaping-head.

89 Lang don, W. jun. 9 Duke St. Manchester Sq. Des.and Manu.—Light phaeton harness.

90 Blytiie, R. 4 Park Lane, Manu.—Lady’s saddle,and hunting or park saddle, with improved elastic seatHarness pad, &c.

91 Penny, J. 37 Union St. Middlesex Hospital, Manu.—State pony bridle for the Prince of Wales, des. by W. H.Rogers, made by W. Langdon, &e.

92 Swaine & Adeney, 185 Piccadilly, Manu.—Ridingwhip, mounted with gold, set with brilliants and rubies.Whips. Canes. Improved whip-socket. Horse and otherbrushes, with flexible backs.

93 Belt., C. 34 Wigmore St Manu.—Improved lady’ssaddles. A dress single harness, &c.

94 Bywater, W. M. 99 Piccadilly, Des. and Manu.—Harness, with patent silvered glass iront, &c. ImprovedRussian cavalry and other bridles.

95 Moriarty, D. 34 Berwick St. Oxford St Manu.—Phaeton harness. Single-horse harness, &c.

86 Cuff, R. IB Cockspur St. Des. and Manu.—Em-broidered velvet saddle, riding bridle, and harness, with giltornaments. Hunting and other saddles and bridles.

97 Colegravf., F. E. Round Hill House, Brighton.—A saddle, made by Bartley, of Old Quebec. It is fittedwith a patent saddle-girth spring.

98 Wiuson & Son, 18and 19 Vere St. Oxford St Manu.—New safety side-saddle, in case of a fall.

99 Rutland, W. 199 Sloane St Chelsea, Manu.—Lady's saddle, with moveable leaping head Gentleman’sspring saddle.

100 Pearl, J. Old Kent Rd. Manu.—Harness. Paintedcanvas for harness fronts, &c.

101 Canavan, A. 7 Wyndham St. Bryanstone Sq. Prop.—Two saddles, made by Gilson and Co. Coventry Street;one with Canavan’s registered safety panel; the other withReed’s patent girth regulator. Five brushes, made of elasticbuff leather, by Kent, of Marlborough Street

102 Clarkson, I. C.—Harness straps, &c. manufacturedby machinery.

103 Stoker, J. 49 Old St., St. Luke’s, Inv. and Manu.—Ladies’ saddle for riding either side. Pack saddle, &c.

104 Maoris & Son, Maidenhead, Berks, and Beacons-field, Bucks, Inv. and Manu.—Horse collar, for heavydraught, especially up hills. Improved pony harness.

106 Hughes, R. 52 Clifton St. Finsbury Sq. Manu.—Heraldic mountings for harness.

107 Kabnshaw, H. 91 Wimpole St. Manu.—Blue Mo-rocco bridle, hunting breastplate, and other harness. Im-proved dumb jockey. Reg. Victoria and hunting bridles.

111 Kirkbt W. Caistor, Lincolnshire.—Ladies’ sidesaddle, of superior workmanship.

112 Booth, J. P. South Quay, or Union Quay, Cork,Ireland, Inv. and Manu.—Victorine, boa and muff, made ofthe Irish turkey feather side. Victorine, made of the Irish'turkey wing feathers.

114 Hook, J. G6 New Bond St. Manu._Ladies’ riding

boots; dress boots and shoes; costume boots and shoes;slippers, clogs, 8co.

115 Br.u.iArx, W. h So:;, 60 and 61 Mnrylebone Lane,Manu.—Top boots tor racing. W eiiington boots. Ladies’boo*s. Children’s boots for weak ankles. Boot fronts fromskins imported in a rough state. Bark tanned soles.

116 Parker & Sons, Wood St. Northampton, Manu.—Boots and shoes.