Ground Floor.]
Class 16.
SKINS, FUR, and HAIR.
89
Manu. and Inv.—Boots and shoes. Casts and lasts for de-formed feet, fee.
192 Hickson & Sons, 20 West Smithfield, Manu. or Des.—Boots and shoes of various sorts, with samples of thematerials used in their manufacture. (Main Avenue, West.)
194 Hubert, C. 292 Regent St. Manu.—Boots and shoes.A boot and a shoe made from a single piece of leather.
185 Heath, S. H. 38 Poultry, and 17 St. Martin’s-le-Grand, Des.—Boots and shoes of soft leather, &c.
196 Crow, T. 3'Maidenhead Ct. Cripplegate, Des. andManu.—A patent leather boot, with shell heel, &c. Full-dress boots.
187 Peal, N. 11 Duke St. Grosvenor Sq. Manu.—Hunting and fishing boots, of waterproof leather.
198 Cremer & Co. Old Kent ltd. Manu. and Inv.—Bootson a new principle, in a complete state, and in course of ma-nufacture.
199 Robotiiam, S. 28 Newton St. Birmingham, Manu.—■Clogs, made of gutta percha, leather, and wood, withPatent fastening,
200 Brotciiie, R. 3 Oxendon St. Baymarket, Inv.—Boots and shoes with vulcanized soles.
201 Norman, S. W. 4 Oakley St. Westminster Rd. Inv.and Manu.—Ladies’ cork and leather boots and shoes.
202 Hour, G. 48 St. James’s St. Manu.—Napoleon andother boots made of waterproof leather. Specimens of theleather, and cleaning composition.
203 SciialIjER, J. 19 Charles St. Middlesex Hospital, Inv.and Manu.—Waterproof boots, shoes, and overshoes, clogs,elastic gaiters, &c.
204 Ridley, J. I St. Paul’s Chyd.—Ladies’ boots andshoes.
205 Wilshin, S. B. 86 Albany Rd. Camberwell, Manu.—Skat ing-boots on a new principle.
206 Walker, E. 19 Whitecross PI. Wilson St Finsbury,Hes. and Manu.—Ladies’ elastic boots. Registered.
207 Walsh, W. 9 Clipstone St., Portland Rd. Menu,and Des.—Pair of shoes.
208 Stanlev, C. 238 High St. Borough.—Model of a
209 Salter, 'G. 46 Windsor St. Islington, Inv.and Manu—Rcw invented cork boots, waterproof and ventilating.
210 Pol Lett, T. Earl’s Ct. Kensington, Inv. and Manu."Boots, with revolving leather heels.
. ,^11 Thomas 8c Son, 36 St. James’s St. Manu.—Housc-™nd cavalry jack-boot; other boots. Highland brogues.* e Pilation steel and gilt spurs. Model pump.
M 212 Gordon, E. 6a Prince’s St. Leicester Sq. Inv. nnd
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-Screw clump-sole boots, with ]Kgged waist.
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Mitchell, F. 8 Cartwright St. lioyal Mint, Manu."Radies’ cork solo boots, made of royal purple silk velvet.215 Currie, J. 3 Panton St. Haymarket, Inv. and Manu.""Proved waterproof boots.
&J .210 Faulkner, O. 30 Wigmore St. Cavendish Sq. Inv.
“Manu.—Waterproof fishing or shooting boots.
^219 Bridges. C. II. 57 Charlotte St. Portland PI. Inv.
“Manu.—Registered rotatory heel for boots and shoes.1^,220 Beckett, G. 41 F'enchurch St. Manu.—Various
>i|22 Langdale, H. 57 Mount St. Grosvenor Sq. Manu.H k, 'dren’s boots and shocB, the needlework by Ann and&c.
§24 Roiiert, A. 123 Regent St. Manu.—Boots,hall Grundy, T. 44 St. Martin’s Lnne, and 133 Leaden-fin,, n p R Boot9 ma<1 ° °f leather, soft and pliable, having a29 o S’ nn ‘* requiring no blacking.
**sts w-iv OTT > S ' Union St. Southwark.—Reg. adjustingslides nnd moveable toes.
Garner, D. 41 Finsbury Market, Manu. and Des.
—Portable boot-trees for five kinds of boots and shoes, con-taining blacking brushes, boot-lasts, Sec.
235 Geary, N. St. James’ St.—Military boots andgauntlets.
236 Bowler, J. 2 little Portland St. Manu.—Lasts,trees, and stretchers, for boots.
237 Smith, J. Bedford, Pat.—Sorcopedes elasticus.Ladies’ boot.
238 Hewlett, A. 5 Burlington Arcade.—Busts of HerMajesty, His Royal Highness Prince Albert, and the Princeot Wales; exhibited to display a new method of artificialhair without springs, elastics, or ribbons.
240 Butterworth and Co. 9 Great Dover St. and4 Swan St.—The registered panelastic boot.
241 Marshall, C. 207 Oxford St.—Ladies’ boots andshoes.
242 Parker, J. 35 Dame St. Dublin, Manu.—Boots andshoes; all made of Irish materials.
243 Webb, E. Worcester, Manu.—Coloured hair-cloth,and cloth composed of hair and silk. Horse-hair carpet,woven like Brussels carpet.
244 Burgess, R. 15 and 16 Opera Arcade, Charles St.St. James’s, Inv. and Manu.—Improved wig. New hair-brushes. Bandoline.
245 Browne, F. 47 Fenchurch St. Manu. and Des.—Head-dresses of ornamental hair.
243 Bouchet, C. 74a New Bond St. Manu.—Specimensof the new improved crochet-work in wig-making, on skinand on net.
247 Beck, R. 79 Cheapside, Manu.—Specimens showingthe improvements in wig-making during the last ten years.
248 Rossi, L. 254 Regent St. Inv. and Manu.—Wigs ofvarious kinds.
249 Winter, W. 205 Oxford Si Inv.—Transparent wigs,head-dresses, &c.
250 Prevost, M. 100 St. Martin’s Lane, Westminster,Inv. and Manu.—Improved wig.
251 Carles, H. R. 45 New Bond St. Inv. and Manu.—Wigs, head-dresses, 8tc.
253 Isidore & Brandt, 217 Regent St. Inv. and Manu.—Wigs, perukes, and other works in hair.
255 Worn, R. 17 Dawson St. Dublin, Manu.—“ Gos-samer” transparent Temple spring wig.
256 Madden k Black, Capel St. Dublin, Manu.—Ladies’and gentlemen’s perukes, bar wig, 8cc.
257 Douglas, It. 34 N orth Audley St. 1 nv.—Specimenof joined hair, seven feet long. Circular hair-hru6hes.
259 Causse, D. A. 267 Regent St. Manu.—Perukes, kc.
260 Mussa, M. 4 Victoria Rd. Pimlico, Inv. and Manu.—Improved theatrical wigs and beards.
261 Pigott, J. Cork, Manu.—A lady’s head-dress.
262 Robey, W. Richmond, Surrey .—Ladies’ head dress.
264 Tyzack, W. V. Norwich, Manu.—Specimens offalse hair.
265 O’Leary, J. South Mall, Cork.—Improved wig.
266 Kelsey, J. T. Lingfield, East Grinstead, Manu.—Crop hide of North Wales runt, weighing 82 lbs., used forboot and shoe soleB, 8tc., prepared at Batuor’s tan-yard, Ling-field. The tanning occupied two years.
267 Ducie, Earl, Tortworth Park, Wotton-under-Edge,Gloucestershire.—Cart-harness, for agricultural and otherpurposes, with improved registered homes, by R. Vick,Gloucester.
269 Taylor, T. Banbury.—Ladies’ and gentlemen’sriding saddles, inflated with air. Hunting saddles, withpatent moveable panels. Registered bits, various webs, 8tc.
270 Oakley, Tom, Maidstone, Des. and Manu.—Lightlady’s saddle, quilted all over, with fancy wool-work intro-duced.