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Class 16.
LEATHER, SADDLERY, BOOTS and SHOES, &c.
271 Saunders, F, W. Thame, Oxon, Maim.—A four-horse cart harness, for agricultural and general purposes.
272 Blowers, W. K. High St. Maldon, Essex, Manu.—Variety of harness for draught horses.
273 Cowan, L. Barrhead, New Paisley, Prod.—Set ofcart harness.
275 Cox, T. Buff Coat Lane, Norwich, Des. and Manu.—Pony harness, and fancy baskets, woven from flax grownin Norfolk.
277 Charge, R. Horse Market, Darlington, Durham,Manu.—Saddle, of light weight, and a good hunting saddle.
278 Dax, R. High St. Welshpool, North Wales, Inv.—Harness and riding bridles, with noseband horse-stopper tostop horses when running away.
279 Pollock, J. 151 Stockweli Street, Glasgow, Manu.—Complete set of Scotch horse harness, &c.
283 Cozens & Greatrex, Walsall.—Tanned and curriedleather for bridles, 8cc. Curried hog and seal-skins.
284 Randall & Dicks, 21 Greek St. Soho, Manu.—Skins for oil leather, in raw state and in various stages ofmanufacture.
285 Pullman, R. W. & J. 17 Greek St. Soho, Manu.—Specimens of oil leather in various stages of dressing,
286 Oastler & Palmer, Grange Rd. Bermondsey,Manu.—Japanned enamelled hides. Calf skins and cropbutts.
2S8 Jackson, R. B. 9 Hampstead St. Fitzroy Sq. inv.— rNew mode of restoring Morocco leather.
289 George, J. 81 Dean St. Soho, Manu.—Gilt andpainted, embossed and gilt, and other ornamental leathers.
290 Dixon 8c Whiting, Bermondsey, Manu.—Samplesof enamelled, japanned, and coloured hides. Extremelylarge hide split. Hide split into three, the grain enamelled,and the two splits japanned.
293 Boutchier, Mortimer, & Co. Bermondsey, Prop.—Hides, leather, and tanning materials.
294 Bossard, J. 7 Church St. Russel St. Bermondsey.—Leather. Boot fronts, 8ec.
297 Tombs, E. Theberton St. Islington.—English calfskin.
298 Branscombe, S. Liverpool, Manu.—Tanned buffalohides, imported from Cape of Good Hope in 1847, andtanned at Lynn, in Cheshire.
299 Heintze, L. 1 School Lane, Liverpool, Imp.—Black japanned calf-skins, tanned and prepared by Heintzeand Freudenberg, Weinheim, near Mannheim, on the Rhine.
300 Brown, A. Miisom St. Bath, Inv.—Peruke, manu-factured without stitching.
301 Hudson'sBay Co.—A nassortmentofskins from thepolar regions. (Main Avenue, West.)
SOlAi.*icnoLAY & Co. Oxford Sc. a large collection ofskins from all parts of the world, and manufactured furs.(Main Avenue, West.) Hunting jacket from the skin of anEnglish stag, the projierty of Major Neville.
802 Poland, Son, & Meredith, 52 Bread St. Cheap-side, I>f*s. and Mar.u.—Leopard and other hearth-rugs.
303 Samson, P. 1 Little Knight Rider St.—Fur articles,embroidered in chenille, 8cc. in floral and figured designs.Fur collar. Fur and imitation fur elastic cutis.
804 Meter, S. 8c M. Bow Lane, City, Manu.—DressedEnglish rabbit Bkin9, riding boas, muffs, gloves, &c.
805 Fllis, G. 23 Fore St. Dee. and Manu.—Boas, vic-torines, mufl’9, 8cc. in fur and velvet.
806 Drake, R. 2f> Piccadilly, Manu.—Russia sable,spotted ermine, and grebe mufls. Coronation robes. Astra-can lamb’s skin.
307 Clarke 8c Sons, 157 Oheapside, Manu.— Manufac-tured Airs of ermine, mink, and musquash, natural and dyed.
308 Callow & Son, 8 Park Lane, Inv. and Manu.—Riding whips, of clarified rhinoceros hide. Riding anddriving whips, with the handle of hippopotamus leather,enamelled green.
309 Ince, J. 75 Oxford St. Manu.—Royal tiger-skinrug, mounted with black bear. Two coronation erminemuffs, one inflated with air, the other folded up.
310 Lutoe & Parsons, King Edward St. Manu.—Registered Russia sable, Princess Royal, American sable,mink, ermine, minevir, chinchilla, squirrel, and seal boas.
310a Smith & Sons, 10 Watling St. Manu.—Fur muffs,cardinals, flat boas, riding boas, cuffs, &c.
311 Dick, A. 35 George St. Edinburgh, Manu.—Furhearthrug, worked with upwards of 2,500 pieces of martin,sable, rabbit, ermine, squirrel, kolinsky, fee.
312 Garner, D. 41 Finsbury Market, Manu. and Des.—Registered portable boot-tree, adapted for button-boots,shoes, 8cc.
313 Hidden, T. 88 London Rd. Southwark, Manu.—Leather buttons, with flexible shanks. New leather beads.
314 Corry, J. & J. Queen Camel South, near Sherborne.—Specimens of kid and lamb leather curried.
315 Care, C. 45 Wood St. Cheapside, Manu.—Ridingwhips, of black and white twisted whalebone. Walkingsticks and gig whips, &c.
816 Marsdkn, C. Waterloo House, Kingsland Road,Inv.—Patent ventilating boots and shoes.
317 Leatiiart, C. 15 John St. Waterloo Rd.—Liquidhair dvc.
318 Taylor, T. Dublin, Inv. — Specimen of solubleleather.
319 Phipps, W. D. Cadogan House, Sloane St.—TheEupadian registered elastic spring boots.
320 Hadley, R. High St. Worcester, Manu.—Ladies’ornamental hair.
321 Mantel. W. Bedford.—Three improved wigs.
322 Caru, W. 10 liatton Wall.—Improved premierblacking.
323 Newcome, J. Swinegate, Grantham.—Shoes madefrom a new material.
823aAdcock 8c Co. 3 Princes St. Cavendish Sq.— ^choice collection of dyed feathers. (Main Avenue, West.)
824 Nf.lson, J. Holloway.—Boots warranted to wearin centre of sole.
825 Carron, W. Birmingham.- Patent clogs.
326 Essex, J. 1 Chcrterhouso Lane, St. John St. Manti-—Fancy lamb and sheep-shin wool rugs for hearths, c ftr 'ringes, kc. Carriage feet muffs, and wool boots.
327 Allin, W. S. 1 Dorset Mews East, Bakor St.-"Pair of boots which have not been cleaned for two years*
328 Lutoe 8c Co., King Edward St. Manu. Princes*
Royal boas in UusHian and American sable, mink, ernii n ’mineva, seal, and chinchilla. Large rug, witli rare ski 111centre, surrounded by the Royal and other arms. n
329 Bower, M. Birmingham, Manu. — Patent.saddle, by which a horse’s loins can be covered w'histanding, by a pair of reins which He over the dash-hoar
830 Haycock 8c Sons, Porto Bello PI. Sheffield.—Isatin and fancy hair seating, in black and coloured damns ■Samples of curled hair. Raw’materials. (Placed in Class *'
881 McDoucall, D. Juverness.— Highland stalki bboots and dress shoes.
332 Bevinoton 8c Morris, 67 King William St. 'Manu.—Sheep-wool and Angora goat mat* tor hcartncarriages, 8cc. Furs, including cardinals, muffs, boos,
333 Littlehales, P. Sunderland.—Boot showing ~stitolung. (South-east Corner, United Stales Departing
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