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Class 20.

ARTICLES of CLOTHING, for

29 Smith, J. E. 3 Lawrence Lane, Mann—Shirt withoutseams or gathers. Moravian needlework, illustrating thegrowth of flax.

30 Porteb, T. 94 Strand, Manu.—Specimen of a shirtcut on mathematical principles.

31 Wagner, Louisa & Marian, 35 Doddington Grove,Des. and Manu.—Feathere and rosettes, in coloured mohairsilk. Hand-netted head-dresses, in floss silk, &c. Fancybracelets. Silk caps. Berthe caps, of gold, silver, andchenille, &c.

32 Atloft, J. G. 69 New Bond St. Inv.—Ladies’ shoesof various materials; silk slippers, embroidered in gold;ladies’ silk boots, and ladies’ half boots.

33 Weatiiebhead, H. 27 Panton St. Ilaymarket, Manu.—Silk and India-rubber braces, Gros-de-Naples belt, withsilk and India-rubber springs.

34 Nicole, B. 42 Regent Circus, and 46 Lombard St.Manu.—Shirt of a new material, in silk. Shirt of Irish linenHunting shirt.

35 Christy & Co., Gracechurch St.—Specimens of hatmanufacture.

30 Ford, R. 185 Strand, Manu.—Shirt, intended as aspecimen of plain British needlework, &c.

37 Glenny, C. 33 Lombard St. City, Prop.—Cottonhosiery, manufactured at Balbriggan, in Ireland.

38 Sandland & Crane, 55 Quadrant, Regent St. Inv.and Manu.—Belt drawers and shirt exhibited on a statuette.

39 Bradshaw, G. 103 Bishopsgate St. and 25 High St.Islington, Inv. and Pat.—Patent fastening, as applied togentlemen’s collars, stocks, &c. Gentlemen’s anti-rheumaticbelt and drawers.

40 Joe bert, C. 8 Maddox St. Hanover Sq.—Self-ad-justing white watered corset. Elastic corBet belt for invalids.India-rubber tissue, of French manufacture.

40a Roberts, G. 183 Oxford St. Manu.—Corset madeupon an expanding principle; corset, requiring no lacing, &c.measurement of the human body.

41 Piper, T. F. 4 Bishopsgate St. Without, Inv. andManu.—Mechanical spring-corset, scapular or contractr.

42 Martin, E. & E. 11. 504 Oxiord St. Des.—Elasticbodices, composed of vulcanized India-rubber and othermaterials. India-rubber belts.

43 Sykes, Mary E. 280 Regent St Inv. and Manu.—Elastic corset, with new mode of fastening. Registered.

44 Devy, Eliza, 73 Grosveuor St. Inv. and Manu.—New registered riding stays. Nursing stays. Dress stays, Sec.

45 Capper & Son, 69 Gracechurch St. part Inv. andMakers.—Registered bassinette pliante, trimmed with lacemade in Ireland. Another, folded for carriage. Infant’sbasket, lace mode in Ireland. Various clothing.

48 Thomas, W. Sc Brothers, 128 and 129 Cheapside,Pat. and Manu.—Specimens of patent inventions; stayswove without seam. Elastic corsets. Webbing or tape forVenetian blinds, made in one fabric. Safety carpet andleather bags.

40a Shreeve, Mrs. Charing Cross.—Elastic knittedcorset.

48 Johnson Sc Co. 113 Regent St. Pat.—Patent venti-lating hats. Military and naval cocked hats. Full-dresscourt hats. Her Majesty’s royal state livery hats. Ladies*riding hats, Sec.

49 Geary, N. 61 St. James's St. Inv. and Manu.—Im-proved and elastic corsets, belts, spinal-supporting corset,perforated gossamer corset, hydropathic belt, 8cc.

60 Dando, Sons, & Co. 42, 43, 44 Cheapside, Manu.—Specimens of a new description of patent light, net-workvelvet hats, in various stages of manufacture.

61 White, W. 68 Cheapside, Manu.—Ventilating vel-vet-nap and zephyr hats.

61a Felix & Co. 10 Cheapside.—Hats of a peculiar con-struction, designed to render them elastic, waterproof, andventilating.

52 Ashton & Sons, 56 Cornwall Rd. Manu. and Inv.—Drab and black patent elastic beaver hat, on beaver body.Light elastic velvet hat; French plush, &c.

53 Ashmead & Tyler, J. T. 7 Mount St. GrosvenorSq. Inv.—Patent folding hat, without springs. Soft velvetfolding hat. Minerva hunting cap.

54 Melton, H. 194 Regent St. Manu.—Hats made ofEnglish plush, by Walters and Son, Finsbury.

55 Smith, George, & Co. Union Hall, Union St. Bo-rough, Inv. and Manu.—Light silk hat; silk hat on soft feltbody; lady’s riding hat; a gossamer body japanned.

50 Dietrich, F. A. 2 Bennett St. Blackfriars Rd.Inv. and Manu.—Patent elastic hat lining. Newly-inventedsilk hat; military cocked hat; court hat, and lady’s ridinghat, on horsehair body.

57 Barber, S. Brentford, Inv. and Manu.—Frenchsilk hat, the body being made of Manilla grass, eombininglightness, durability, and perfect ventilation, being water-proof, and resisting the grease.

68 Stainbukn & Baugh, Gresham St. Manu.—Illustra-tions of the processes of felting beaver and silk hats.

59 Zox, L. 84 Long Acre, Manu.—Registered Korych-lamyd, or helmet cap. Patent aquatic naval life-cap. Fold-ing college cap, &c.

60 Grosjean, F. 109 Regent St. Inv.—Invention forproducing a red stripe on regimental trousers. Safetypockets, 8cc.

81 Garrard, R. & J. Lomaa St. Southwark.—Ja-anned leather peaks for caps. Registered japanned feltat. Fireman’s japanned leather helmet, &c.

82 Thompson & Son, 11 Conduit St. Des.—Jackets,hunting coat, trousers, waistcoats, and ladies’ polka, of elasticBritish webbing.

03 Walker & Babb, 346 Strand, Inv.—Registeredwaterproof alpaca over-coat and case that can be carried ina coat pocket.

64 Cody, J. 6 Marshall St. [nv.—The “ monomeros-klton,” a dress coat of British manufacture, from one pieceof cloth.

84a Braun, L. 65 Wood St.- Caps of various sizes.

65 Risen, S. A. 250 Regent St. Inv_Registered auto-

crematic gown, and Cossack waistcoat.

66 Biiaund, J. 26 Mount St. Grosvenor Sq.— Travel-ling cap, with transparent peak. Manufactured by Christyand Co., Gracechurch Street.

67 Lyons, J. 12 and 13 Artillery PI. Woolwich.—Military caps.

08 Price, W. 115 Chancery Lane, Des. and Manu.—•Flexible spring gowns: law, clerical, and civic.

69 Cutler, W. 25 St. James’s St. Inv.—The “ duplexa,”or morning and evening coat.

70 Bain, W. 141 High Holbom, Inv,—Floatable lif*"preserving cape cloak.

71 Smith 8c G inns, Wellingborough, NorthamptonshirCjand 84 Cheapside, London, Inv. and Manu.—Cloth andleather gaiters, with patent fastenings, &c.

72 Gates, Laura Charlotte, 5 Upper Eaton St. Pil°"lico.— Model of lady’s dress, with elastic sides.

73 Hurley, D. 10 llure Ct. Aldcrsgate St. Inv. s' 1 * 1Manu.—Lady’s safety pocket. Model of a pair of trouserSiwith improvements, Ice.

74 Caiian, E. 371 Strand, Deg.—Tho Anaxyridian

trousers. .

76 Shinton, It. 29 Spencer St., St. George’s East. *pocket protector.

76 Bethel, Ware, & Co. 62 Aldcrmanbury, Manu.—