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Class 20.

IMMEDIATE, PERSONAL, or DOMESTIC USE.

_ Ridley, J. St. Paul’s Churchyard.—Ladies’ boots

Slid shoes. i

186 Throgmorton, Sir John, for the Newbury Local iOMMrrrEE.—An oil painting: instance of a coat made fromUle ,*~ ece thirteen hours and a half.

Norman, S. W. 4 Oakley St. Lambeth, Inv. andnanu.—Ladies’ cork and leather light waterproof boots.Ladies’ shoes.

168 Longdon & Sons, Derby, Manu.—Patent frame-workv 8 ’ w *^out any seam on one side. Smith’s patent boot,wnich requires no lacing.

168a Helps, Miss, London Rd. Liverpool.—Gutta percha®*ticles.

_ 189 Poore, J. B. 9 Princes Ct. Banner St. St. Luke’s,es. and Manu.—A lady’s victorine, with two cuffs to match,«*ade of feathers, ornamentally arranged. Original designmanufacture. Jo fa o

j 170 -Barfoud, F. Market PI. St. Albans, Hertfordshire,J^*7~Brazilian palm-leaf Wellington hats: registered. ThePrincess Alice hat,” and the “ Chinese hat.” Hats from theLngljsh willow tree.

, 171 Ashton, A. George St. Portman Sq. — Registeredb »nnet and case.

, 172 Elliott, W. Dunstable, Beds, Manu.—Straw hats,°nnets, plait, and fancy straw articles.

172a Cooper, J. J. & G. Dunstable, Manu.—Plait andan cy straw articles. Straw hats and bonnets,v. 173 Muirs, Connell, & Biiodie, Luton, Bedfordshire,n u.—Specimens of plaits and bonnets, made from wheatraw grown in Bedfordshire. Specimens of the straw in all^Kes of the work, &c.

,. 174 Linklater, —, Shetland Isles. Specimens of knit-ln K peculiar to the islands.

.175 Kearse, T. 40 George St. Limerick, Ireland, Dee.'iter and summer overcoat combined, composed of Irishn ® zo and tahinet, &c.

178 Farhange, Miss, Wicklow, Ireland. — Knittedst »cking S .

cl V ™cent, R. Glastonbury, Manu.—Suit of leather]es, to imitate superfine black cloth.j ^77a Stewart, Jane, Templetrine Glebe, Bandon, Ire-Sch ’ ^ ro P'—Articles made at the Templetrine Industrialby the poorest class of the peasantry,g Kellv, J. & Co. 98 High St. Kilkenny, Ireland.—nkskin hunting breeches ; buckskin raw material, &c.forth Nairn,!'.G. Limerick, Manu.—Irish uniform frockanHi • Ro y al Horse Artillery. Irish frieze national cape,. i! ' s h triezo paletot jacket.

jj Woodhouse, 39 Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin,g * 111 ' "Gilt and plated buttons. German silver letters and° lm' Rras9 mountings for military accoutrements.o(t. Peasants, Female, of Wexford, Ireland.— SamplesTi,„" lneen grass of Irish growth, plaited in the Leghorn andARscanstyic.

Maher, Louisa, Ballinkeele, F.nniscortley,Ireland,a nd r Sami> ' cs Cynosurus cristatus grass, or Traneen;of>n 0t r yo straw. Ploit of these articles. Articles maderanocn plait, and of rye straw plait.

Ran 1 '-son & Son, Drogheda, Balbreggan.—Balbreg-

"Jockings.

Gl,

lR/1rY K

IRk H'chs, W. Yeovil.—T.amhs’-skin gloves.

Aoo Ensor. T. Milhnmo Port, near Sherborne.—I

nsor, T. Milhome Port, near Sherborne.—Furool, 8tc. Kid, goat,

Ralf ( lainh^ l V09 Rnei * w *th silk P' us h> woo

PqA 1 ’’, s o p ep, deer, and fawn gloves. Patent purse glove.>I1 R!in+ , n„i' Vn,Tllv .» Yeovil. — Skin in various stages of

J»? 0 « re ’ !ln<1 filoves.glove/ ITMAN > J - MUborne

Rawli

Port.—An assortment of

i, J. B. Abbey Silk Mills, Sherborne, Dor-

set, Manu.—Gloving and sewing silks, for tambour. Scarf,half twist cloth, &c. of superior quality.

189 Money, Elizabeth, Woodstock, Oxon, Manu.—Lamb-skin, as received from leather-dresser. Gloves madefrom lamb-skins. Fawn-skin riding-gloves for ladies.

190 Corry, J. & J. Queen Camel, near Yeovil, Somerset.—Coloured and white lambskins. Coloured and blackleather grain gloves.

191 Matiieison, Lady. —School in the Hebrides.

192 Thompson, J. & Co. Kendal, Manu.—Hand-knitGuernsey frocks. Kilmarnock caps. Fancy Glengarry andplaid bonnets, mits, overalls, &c.

193 Fry, J. Godaiming, Surrey, Maim.—Lisle threadhose embroidered. Fleecy breast-plates. Segovia shirtsand pantaloons. Merino shirts and vests. Cotton panta-loons, drawers, and shirts.

194 Holland, T. & Co. Langham Factory, Godaiming,Inv. and Manu.—Under clothing, manufactured of a fleecy,superior, and peculiarly prepared wool. Segovia shirts,trousers, hose, &e. Outer clothing. Registered shirts.

195 Ward, Strut, Sharp, & Ward, Belper, Derbyshire,& 89 Wood St. Cheapside, Manu.—Specimens of hosiery andglove manufactures; lisle-thread, merino, cashmere, anil silk.

196 Cartwright & Warners, Loughborough, Leicester,Manu.—Patent Angola and merino yarns. Hose. Shirts,drawers, ladies’ vests and dresses, &c.

’ 197 Taylor & Beales, Leicester, Manu.—Worsted and

woollen hose. Cotton stockings of all kinds.

198 Harris & Sons, Leicester, Manu.—Gloves, cuffs, andgaiters. Caps, hoods, hats, and bonnets. Mantillas andmuffs. Worsted vests. Lambs’-wool pantaloons. Fancycotton shirts. Children’s dresses. Polkas and jackets.

199 Hudson, J. Leicester,Manu.—Lambs’-wool,CheviotCashmere, Saxony, Victoria, and worsted hose.

200 Baines, J. Bowling Green St. Leicester.—Wool,worsted, and Cashmere hose and half-hose.

201 Billson & Hames, Leicester, Manu.—Children’ssocks and f hose.

202 Angrave Brothers, Leicester,Manu.—Lambs’-woolhose, shirts, and pantaloons, Koyal ribbed and Cashmereshirts and pantaloons. Ladies’ woollen vests and dresses.

203 Ward & Sons, Leicester—Patent fancy cravats,boas, and pelerines without seam. Alpaca coats and capes.Polka coats. Worsted ami cotton hose. Wool frocks, &c.

204 Beale, C. & Latoiimore, 5 Belvoir St. Leicester,Manu. — Lambs’-wool shirts, pantaloons, drawers, vests,ladies’ dresses, &c.

205 Biggs & Sons, Leicester, Manu.—Worsted, Iambs -wool, royal ribbed, and cashmere shirts and drawers, hose,&c. Guernsey and Jersey frock. Fancy polka-coats. Lislethread, silk mixed, cashmere, &c. gloves, 8cc.

206 Wheeler, T. & Co. Abbey Mills, Leicester, Manu.— Polka jackets, muffs, and mantillas of patent pile fabric.Elastic woven fabrics. Elastic braids, &c. Non-elasticwebs for braces and belts.

207 Biddle, J. Leicester, Manu.—Gloves of hares’-furcloth and Cashmere goats’-wool, cloth; Vicuna and Saxony.Gloves of Lisle-thread web. Travelling rug; Vicuna fleece.

208 Corah & Sons, Granby St. Leicester, Manu.—Anextensive assortment of hose. Wool vests and drawers.Fancy wool cuffs and sleeves, hoods, hats, and bonnets.Ladies' wool paletots.

209 Ellis, F. & J. Leicester,Manu.—Silk, Lisle thread,and Cashmere gloves.

211 Harding, T. 108 Regent 'St. -- Vest buttons inlapis lazuli, malachite, coral, onyx, cornelian, &c., forgentlemen. Fancy pearl and othcr’buttons for ladies.

1 211a Clarkson, J. C., 31 Bennett St. Blackfriars.—Pa-tent hat and hat bodies,

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