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Class 22.
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Class 22. GENERAL HARDWARE, INCLUDING LOCKS AND GRATES.
L. M. N. O. 18 to 20, & 25 to 27 ; O 9, & P. 3 to 29.
1 Hood, S. 81 Upper Thames St. Prop.—Stable 6tallwith a cast and wrought-iron hay-rick, enamelled mangerand cistern, &c.
2 Smalt,man, Smith & Co. Stourbridge.—A varietyof glazed iron ware.
3 Clarke, G. K. 2 Somerset PI. Kennington, Des.—Designs for chairs in ornamental iron-work.
4 Gnv, S.—A variety of horse-shoes.
4a Barrow, East St. Marylebone. — Patent window
sash.
5 Kino, C- 5 Tonbridge St. New Rd. St. Pancras, Des.—Designs for carriage-gates, and for stained glass window'.
0 PmLLirs, J. B. Battersea Fields, Des.—Design forornamental iron gates for a park entrance.
7 Stevens, H. R. Newmarket, Cambridgeshire, Manu.—Specimens of horse-shoes and plates for race horses.
8 Woodin', D. 28 Shepherd St. Piccadilly. — Patentshoes for horses or other animals, to prevent slipping onWood, ice, or similar surfaces.
9 Miles, W.—Various horse-shoes.
10 Wiiitf.iiead, J. Oxford St. Manchester, Inv. and“rod.—Horse shoes.
11 CuorriNG & Maund, 370 Oxford St. Pat. and Manu."Rodway’s improved patent concave horse-shoes. Patenthtachine-made, fullered, and seated horse-shoes
12 Holmes, Captain.—Improved horse-shoes.
13 Fogautiiy, J. Adam St. West, Bryanstone Sip—Horse-shoes.
. 15 Hillman, .T. 4 Leaver’s Buildings, Glasshouse Yd.
mv. and Manu.—Concave expansion horse-shoe.
16 Cook, W. Willesborough, Ashford, Kent, Manu.—Horse-shoes in most general use.
17 Plomley, W. Maidstone, Inv.—Model of an im-proved horse-shoe.
, 18 Peirce, W. 38 Loyd St. Green Hoys, Manchester,
J. lV ' and Manu. — Registered letter-copying machines.•Model of a window with registered sash-fasteners.
19 Baker, E. B. 9 Walbrook, Des. and Inv.—Portablecheap hand-pressure letter-copying machine, called ahtmiutype.”
. 20 Rutiiven, .1. New St. Edinburgh, Inv. and Manu. —
etter-copying press, combining seal press and letterT6l gher.
21 Metal combs.
- 23 Symes, W. 19 Victoria Rd. Pimlico, Inv. and Pat.^urnp-sugur chopping machines.
■y, 25 Bartrum h I’RErYMAN, Brick Hill Lane, Upper'fash' 03 ‘Hanu.—Wrought coppor nails, roves, rivets, and
Ur. ^8 Richardson, Rout. 1 Tonbridgo PL New Rd.—’’ire-work.
9 a I-'oom ar.s, —, Mank T.nne.—Fine twilled wove wire.P—Walker, E. 6 Cardington St. Euston Sq. Manu.—' Wforatcd brass.
Jf a ®0 Wilkins & Weatherly, 29 High St. Wapping,I —Smith’s patent galvanizod and ungalvanized ironoopper wiro ropes.
^anu , Vf ‘ iie - H. 2 Andover Tl. Kilburn, Des. and
an Hj>proved bird-cage,^oimensf rrU ' AV ' Surrcv
, W. Surrey Canal, Camberwell, Manu.—nr, ""wus of round and flat wire-rope for mining and railwaySur?° 8es ’ su T«nsion bridge, fee. Copper lightning con-and sash-lines. Strands for fencing, hr..and , ' v °ods, W. 1 Queen St. Southwark. Manu.—Hooksf 0 -, e I es , for uniforms, and drapery purposes. Brass chainsla mps and scales.
34 Barnard & Bishop, Norwich, Manu.—Galvanizediron wire netting. Wrought-iron hinge.
35 Fox, T. H. 44 Skinner St. Manu.—Ornamental gar-den arch flower stands. Wire netting for aviaries, &c. Bird-cages. Wove wire, and other w ire work.
30 New all, R. S. —Patent improved wire-rope.
37 Reynolds, JonN, New Compton St.—Wire flowertable.
38 Flavel, S. Leamington, Inv. and Manu.—Patentkitcheners, or cooking grates.
39 Greening h Sons, Warrington, Manu. — Extra-strong wire cloth, woven by steam-power
40 Gorrie, T. Perth, Des. and Manu.—Malleable irongarden-chair. Wire netting. Land-measuring chains.
41 Linley h Sons, 34 Stanley St. Sheffield, Pat. andManu.—Patent circular double-blast bellows. Improvedcircular bellows. Patent and improved portable forge, &c.
42 Green, A. 27 Upper George St. Edgeware Rd.Inv. and Manu.—Protective syphon chimney-pot.
43 Dannatt, .1. Norfolk St. Sunderland, Inv. andManu.—Domestic mangle of simple construction.
45 Brvden & Sons, Rose St. Edinburgh, inv. andManu.—A manifold bell-pull, to ring bells in any number ofrooms. An air signal mouth-piece and bell. A bank safelock. Bell furniture, blind rollers, ha.
46 Stewart, C. Bell St. — A playing ornamentalfountain.
61 Edge, J. Coalpool, Shropshire, Manu.—Model of apair of pit frames, with barrel and flat chains. Wood andiron-keyed flat chains, for pits.
54 Lawrence, T. B. h J. 55 Parliament St. and 10York Pi. Lambeth.—British zinc ores; zinc in ingots,sheets, and plates. Perforated sheet zinc, zinc nails, he.Various manufactured articles.
65 Treogon, H. & W. 22 Jewin St. and 57 GrncechurchSt. Manu.—Zinc window-blinds, mouldings, cornices, gut-ters, &c. Drawn and moulded zinc bars, for metal sashes, &c.
50 Savage, K. W. 15 St. James’ Sq.—An alarm bed-stead. Bedstead for invalids. Door spring.
57 Smith, T. Chelsea.—Portable folding iron bed-
58 Tonkin, J. 315 Oxford St. Des. and Manu.—Orna-mented iron bedstead, of the Italian order, with registeredspring lath bottom.
59 Cotta.m, E. 76 Oxford St.—Metallic bedstead.
00 Steei.e, W. &P. 61 George St. Edinburgh. Inv. Manu.and Pat.—Kitchen-range, including apparatus for heatingwater for a bath.
61 Perry, E.. Wolverhampton, Manu.—Specimens ofIron ore, pig iron, bar and sheet iron, block tin, he. Strongtin ware, planished tin ware, and japanned ware.
62 Cowlet h James, Walsall, Manu.—Patent iron bed-steads. Child’s cot. Wrought-iron gas and steam tubes andjoints.
03 Ttlor h Pace, 313 Oxford St. and 3 Queen St.Cbeapsiile, Manu.—Perforated metal. Patent iron bedsteads,steel folding portable bedsteads with wrought-iron joints, &c.
64 1’erkes & Co. Emerson St. Southwark Bridge.—Patent folding metallic bedsteads, which can be used also asa crib, couch, &c. Registered.
05 Hill, E. & Co. Brierley Hill Iron Works, nearDudley, Manu.—Patent bedsteads, with pillars of taper irontubing, richly japanned fancy bead and foot-rails, he.
06 SimoLRREn, I.ovERincE, h Siioolrreo, Wolver-hampton, Des. and Manu.—Coal vase, baths, wine coolers