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Class 22.
GENERAL HARDWARE, including LOCKS and GRATES.
dish covers. Beart’s patent coffee-pot, &c. Date dials forcounting-houses, &c.
67 Johnson, E. Piccadilly.—Metallic bedsteads.
09 Walton & Co. Wolverhampton.—Coal vase andscoop ; enamelled foot bath, pail, and sponging and milkcans ; block tin dish covers; bronzed kettles and stands.
74 Stirk, J. Wolverhampton.—Engineers and tin-men’s anvils, smith’s vice, &c.
75 Wood Brothers, Stourbridge, Mann. — Chaincables, and all descriptions of chain. Anchors, scythes,shovels, nails, anvils, vices, windlass purchase, &c.
70 Keep k Watktn, Foster’s Works, Stourbridge,Manu.—Spades and shovels. Improved cast-steel drainingtools. Plough-share, beam, and coulter moulds, for foreignand home markets, frying-pans, ladles, and hand-bowls.Scythes ; hay, chaff, and thatchers’ knives. Specimens ofcrane and coal chain. Nails \ anvils ; vices ; best faggotedaxle arm moulds, for carts and wagons.
82 Handyside, A. Britannia Foundry Derby, Des.and Manu.—Cast-iron fountain. Vases, copied from theWarwick and Medici vases. Bacchanalian and other vases,from the antique, &c.
83 The Bowling Iron Co. Bradford, Yorkshire, Prod,and Manu.—Specimens of iron ore, coal, &c., and of Bmeltedand manufactured iron.
84 Bateman, James, Low Moor, near Bradford, Manu,—Bloom of iron H.C. produced at East Kies, Norway, ofgreat toughness and strength; billet and wire rod rolled,and wire drawn from the same; cards manufactured withthe wire, by D. Bateman and Sons.
85 Hird, Dawson, k Hardy, Low Moor Iron Works,Bradford, Prod, and Manu.—Minerals from the Low MoorCompany’s mines, near Bradford: Black ironstone; blackbed coal. Specimens of Low Moor pig iron, and of wroughtiron tested by tension, kc. Ten-incn gun, of 9 feet 4 inches,weighing 85 cwt. used with hollow shot, sheila, grape, anddunister shot; mounted on a carriage made by C. A. and F,Ferguson, Mast House, Mill Wall, London. Thirty-twopound gun, of 6 feet, weighing 25 cwt. used with solid shot,shells, grape, and canister shot. Sugar-cane mill; cylindersor crushing rolls, 24 inches diameter by 48 inches in length.Olive mill. Wilson’s ellipsograph, for drawing ellipses ofany proportion from a straight line to a circle.
80 Ellis, W. 136 High St. Isle of Wight, Manu.—Kitchen-range, with hot-plate, oven, kc. Boiler, stcam-closet, and baths.
87 Nicholson, W. N. Newark-on-Trent, Inv. andManu.—Cottage cooking and other grates, with improve-ments under Leslie’s patent. Various other cooking stovesfor cottages, farmhouses, 8tc. Gasbrackets, and ornamentaliron work.
88 Collins, J. Leominster, Herefordshire, Inv.—Stoves tor warming and ventilating buildings, kiln for dry-iag malt, hops, &c. Machine for separating hops, kc.
89 Duley, J. Northampton, Inv. and Manu.—Regis-tered self-acting effluvia-trap. Patent cooking-stove.
90 Shave, W. J. 74 Mailing St. Manu.—Patent oven,for baking bread, pastry, meats, kc. with great economy offuel and time.
92 Kerslake, T. Exeter, Manu.—Registered boilerfor heating churches, mansions, kc.
93 Halstead 8c Sons, Chichester, Sussex, Manu.—Kitchen-range, combining all the conveniences of a closerange, with the advantages of a large open roasting fire, kc.
94 Keene, W. 42 Comhill.—The conducting leaf stove.
95 Powell, W.—Portable economical oven.
90 Haupek k Sons, Du<iley, Des. and Manu. — Fender,or-molu mounted. Pierced fire-guard. Kitchen fender.Best steel fire-irons.
90a Firth, T. Eliza St. Belfast, Ireland, Prop. — Regis-tered model fire-box, with hollow' fire bars, for locomotiveand other furnaces.
97 Haywood, J. Derby, Manu.—Burnished steeldraw ing-room stove, with porcelain hearth. Radiating hailstove, with hearth-plate. Church stove.
98 Beniiam & Sons, 19 Wigmore St. Manu.- — Roastingrange w'ith radiating back. Smoke jack. Hot-plate and broil-ing stove. Bain-Marie pan. Vegetable steamer, &c. Copperwarm and shower-bath.
99 Gregory, T.—Dining-room fire-screen.
100 Collier, Son, & Snowden, 10 Foster St. Bishops-gate, Pat. and Inv.—Coffee-roasting apparatus.
101 Leslie, J. 59 Conduit St. Inv. Pat. and Manu.—Patent fire-brick grates. Patent domestic gas purifyingapparatus. Patent gas regulating apparatus. Patent gasburners, &c.
102 Stuart k Smith, Sheffield, Manu.—Sylvester’s pa-tent grates. Register grate, with a revolving canopy; aFrench invention, patented in England. The marble chimneypieces manufactured by Messrs. Nelson, Carlisle. Fenders,fire irons, &c. Air-stoves. Three miniature steam-engines,made by W. Hurst, watchmaker, Sheffield.
103 Evans, Son k Co. 33 King William St. and 10Arthur St. West, Manu.—Register and warm-air stoves fordrawing rooms, cabins, &c. Kitchen-ranges, including theexhibitors’ improved cooking apparatus. A classic pedestallamp, &c.
104 Morton, J. 32 Eyre St. Sheffield.— A cast-iron table,with marble top, and an or-molu fender. Berlin and bronzefenders.
105 Longden & Co. Sheffield, Des. and Manu.—Im-proved cooking apparatus. Ornamental warm-air gas stove.Specimen stair balusters, kc. Gallery front for entrancehail, kc. Perforated pedestals for hot-water pipes.
100 Jobson k Co. Sheffield, Manu.—Patent light andheat reflecting stove-grate and marble chimney-piece* Aburnished steel register-stove, ornamented with tw'istedsteel mouldings, gilt coronet, and silver feathers. (MainAvenue, West.) Patent air-stove.
107 Pierce, W. 5 Jermyn St. Des. and Manu.—Chimney-pieces of enamelled iron and alabaster. Pyro-pneumat lCventilating Btove-grate, kc. Stove-grates and fenders withor-molu and silver ornaments. Keg. cottage grates.
108 Carr, J. fc Riley, Bailey Lane Works, Sheffield*Manu.*—Patent double-edge Lewds and spiral machineknives, for dressing cloth. Circular, frame, and pit saw's*Files, &c.
109 Johnson, Cam mill, k Co. Cyclops’ Steel Works,Sheffield, Yorkshire.—Model of the Cyclops’ Works. Spe° 1 'mens of iron and steel suitable for engineering, tool making*kc. An assortment of specimens of files and rasps, from o neto forty-six inches in length. Specimens of locomotive en-gine and tender, railw ay-carriage, horse box, bearing, buffeddraw springs, &c.
110 Deakin, G. & Co. 48 Eyre St. Sheffield, MamL~T
Ivory carvers; plated fish carvers. Silver and silver-pity 6 "dessert-knives. Ivory,silver, and plated table-knives. Silverknife, fork, and spoon. Silver calcc-knifc. .
110a Buoohes, Wm. k Sons, Sheffield, Manu. of c ®\grants, horticultural and gentlemen’s tool-chests, wed*axes, felling, siding, squaring, and various other a* 1adzes, &c.; Brazil tools, mattocks, stone-picks, &c.; hat ®" 6 ' *cleavers, choppers, hedging bills; horticulturalshears; engineers and carpenters’ edge tools; coachlocomotive wrenches ; screw stocks, tops, and dies, V 1 **?pliers, compasses, hammers of all kinds; table cut /’kc.
HI -, Sheffield.—Two drawing-room grai.es.