88
[North Side,
Class 16.
LEATHER, SADDLERY, BOOTS and SHOES.
117 Lloyd, J. P. .Northampton, Manu.— Boots andshoes.
118 Bearn & Jeffs, Parade, Northampton, Manu.—Boots and shoes.
119 Moore, G. Northampton, Manu.—Boots and shoes.
120 Line, W. & J. Daventry, Northamptonshire, Manu.—Boots and shoes.
121 Groom, J. & R. Northampton, Manu.—Policemen’sboots and shoes; waterproof boots; regulation army Blucherboots.
122 Graham, J. 109 Naylor St. Oldham Rd. Manches-ter.—Pair of clogs.
124 Hutchings, J. 20 Green St. Bath, Somerset, Inv.and Manu.—Elastic boots and shoes, with noiseless heels, &e.
125 Lomas & Eves, 15fj Moor St. Birmingham.—Im-proved boot-trees and stretchers.
127 Ramsbottom, E. Merton, Surrey, Inv.—Improvedclog.
128 Robarts, G. Tavistock, Devon, Inv.—Patent clogs.
130 Thompson, S. Blackburn, Manu.—Clogs, as wornby the operatives of Lancashire and Yorkshire. The same,with steel-springs in the soles.
131 Atloff, J. G. 69 New Bond St. Inv.—Boots, shoes,and clogs with side spring. Dress boots, with steel springwaist. Military boots, &c.
132 Wallace, T. Brandling PI. Newcastle-upon-Tyne,Inv.—Improved boots for children having weak ankles.
133 Henson, W. G. Chigweli Row, Essex.—Moroccoboot designed without blocking.
134aPettitt & Son, Birmingham, Des. and Manu.—Waterproof goloshes, compounded of caoutchouc, leather,and gutta percha.
135 Saunders, C. Reading, Manu.—Red morocco legpatent goloshed vandyked button boot.
137 Atiienjeum Boot and Shoe Warehouse, Norwich.—Boots and shoes.
139 Mather, J. Rochdale, Lancashire, Maker.—Wel-lington boots, with steel spring shanks.
141 Creak, J. Wisbech, inv. and Manu.—Improvedwaterproof button, buckle, and Blucher boots. Prov. reg.
142 Cowling, J. Richmond, Yorkshire, Inv. and Manu.—Gentlemen’s safe and easy shooting boots, on a new prin-ciple.
145 Doe, W. Colchester, Manu.—Improved strong highshoes.
148 Newman, G. 101 Gloster Lane, Brighton, Manu.—Wellington boot, exhibited for construction and workman-ship.
147 McGibbon, J. 30 North John St. Liverpool, Manu.—Dress military boots, with revolving heel, &c
148 Barraclough, S. Tamworth, Inv. and Manu.—Dress boots impervious to water.
149 Allen & Son, Treffgame Rocks, Pembroke, M ales,Manu.—Gentleman’s waterproof shooting boot.
150 Hefford & Eacer, Derby, Manu. — Boots andshoes, ornamental leather, and satin dress Wellington.Patent top-boots, and patent shoe without a seam.
151 Hudson, A. Cranbrook, Manu.—Pair of top boots,the legs and tops seamless.
152 Wright, It. Richmond, Yorkshire, Manu.—Patentboots and shoes, free from seam or roughness under the soleof the foot.
153 Vincent, R. Glastonbury, Manu. — Suit of leatherclothes, to imitate superfine black cloth.
154 Clark, B. 57 Lowther St. Whitehaven Manu.—Ladies' Cumberland boot clogs.
155 Burgess, G. South Bridge, Edinburgh, Des. andManu.—Improved Balmoral shooting boots. Highlandbrogues, worn with the full Highland costume.
158 Baxter, R. Thirsk, Yorkshire, Inv. and Manu.—Pair of walking boots, with clogs and springs. Pair of skat-ing boots, with springs, &c.
157 Peplow, W. Browning St. Stafford, Manu.—Ladies’elastic button gaiter, side lace and cashmere boots, &c.Goloshed boots. Velvet carriage tie boots. Slippers. Silkelastic cloth and button shoes; design for registration.
160 Dodge, W. Sherborne, Dorset, Manu.—A pair ofhunting boots.
102 Medwin & Co. 86 Regent St. Manu.—Registeredelastic boots, top-boots for racing, &c.
163 Hall, J. S. 308 Regent St. Manu.—A series ofimitations of ancient boots and shoes, to illustrate thehistory of costume in England. Elastic shoe soles, cut bymachinery. Elastic gaiters. Vulcanized India-rubbergoloshes.
164 Hall & Co. Wellington St. Strand, Pat. and Manu.—Boots and shoes, leather-cloth, or pannus-corium.
165 Lewen, R. G. 22 Portman PI. Edgware Rd. Inv,and Manu.—Mechanical lasts, made from models taken fromnature.
168 Hartley, J. 11 King St. St. James’s Sq. Manu.—Top-boots of English leather; boot polish.
168 Godfrey & Hancock, 3 Conduit St. Regent St. Inv.and Manu.—New ladies’ boots, shoes, goloshes, &c.
169 Cant, G. W. 69 High Holborn, Manu.—Patent boot-tree for bootmaker’s use.
170 M‘Dowall, W. 11 Mills Buildings, Knightsbridge.—Ankle-supporting boots, for ladies and children withweak ankles, also applicable to gentlemen’s boots. Prov. reg.
171 Desmond, M. Manu.—Pair of patent-leather gen-tleman’s boots.
173 Gundry, W. 1 Soho Sq.—Ladies’ and children’sboots and shoes, &e. Boots made of elastic silk. Cork-soled boots, with Dowie’s patent elastic waistpieces.
174 Marsh, F. 148 Oxford St. — An assortment ofladies’ and children’s boots and shoes.
176 Goodeve, G. 16 John St. Crutched Friars.—P& irof top boots for horse racing, weight 3i ounces.
177 Guppy, J. W. 2 Prince’s Ct. Dorset PI. Pall MallEast. Manu.—Ladies’ cloth button boots.
178 Winter, C. Norwich, Manu.—Ladies’ elegant bootsand shoes.
179 Gilbert & Co. Old Bond St.—Jockey, hunting)Holderness, shooting, and dress boots. Ladies’ riding boots.(Main Avenue, West)
180 Dowie, J. 455 Strand, Inv. Pat. and Manu.—Bootsand shoes. Military boots with India-rubber waists. M°dcof a machine for boot and shoemakers. (Main Avenue,W csw
181 Taylor & Bowley, 53 Charing Cros9, and 25Gardens, Manu.—Boots and shoes, with patent elas 11waists, &c. (Main Avenue, West.)
182 Hall, It. 97a Quadrant, ltegent St. Inv. and Ma •—Boots and shoes of elastic enamelled cloth, for tender to
ndia-rubber goloshes and fishing-boots. „ T . , oT1( i
182a Dodson, J. 79 Chiswcll St. Manu.—Ladiesjentlemen’s boots, shoes, and slippers. „ on j
183 Gates, T. F. 5 Upper Eaton St. Pimlico, Pcs. «
' Ia i84 llODcra^T 1 3 S 16 Oxford St. Manu.— Self-adjusting
188 Barker, W. G. 18 Old Cavendish Stlnv.lanu.—Shoes, closed by an invisible elastic fasten] ne- .10 Bird W. 86 Oxford St. Inv and Manu -U >
189 Bird’ W. 86 Oxford ilastic boots. Registered boots,ion iVi,rAM itii M. 1 Shcrrard St. Golden Sq. inv- “lanu^- Flexible Wellington boots, with springiat the^ >
101 Clarke, E. W. 12 Southampton Itow, Bloomso