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Class 22.

GENERAL HARDWARE, including LOCKS and GRATES.

245 Cornell, T. Messrs. Feetham’s, Clifford St. BondSt. Inv. and Manu.—Model of a cooking apparatus to beU9ed either with coal or gas, and suitable tor large establish-ments.

247 Burton, W. S. 39 Oxford St. Tnv. and Manu.—Newnautilus register stove, fender, and chimney-piece. Orna-mental fenders, and metal wares.

248 Warriner, G. 16 Arundel St. Haymarket.—A gasoven of fire-clay, glazed. Gas bath heater.

249 Onions, J. C. 63 Bradford St. Birmingham, Manu.—Smith’s bellows. Improved portable forge, vice, &c. Fancysatin-wood. Japanned and other bellows.

250 Cartwright & Hirons, 138 and 139 Gt. Charles St.Birmingham, Des. and Manu.—Klectro-plate on Germansilver: waiter, liqueur and cruet-frames, salad or fruit-stands, sugar, cake, fruit and card-baskets, fee.

251 Taylor, S. 117 New Canal St. Birmingham, Manu.—Specimens of ordinary and ornamental bellows.

252 Stokes, J. 0. Monmouth St. Birmingham, Inv.—Registered water-closet. Cabinet water-closet, made ofchina and earthenware, by Ridgway and Co. Registeredbrass tap. Improved shoe and round valves.

253 Allday, W. 82^ Constitution Hill, Birmingham,Manu.—Assortment of bellows, plain and ornamental. Im-proved portable forge, with hearth attached.

254 Griffiths, T. F. Bradford St. Birmingham, Manu.—Tin goods, and block tin ware. Cooking utensils coatedwith glass. Iron stampings, of various shapes.

255 Cope & Collinson, Birmingham and London,Manu.—Specimens of improved castors for furniture. Patentglobular blind mountings, fee. Patent bedstead-brace. Regis-tered music-stool screw. Home’s patent butt hinges. Locks,hinges, springs, fee. for pianofortes.

257 Harcourt, W. & J. Bristol St. Birmingham,Manu.—Specimens of brass foundry used by bell-hangers. Door-handles, tea-bells, cornice-poles and ornaments, &c.

258 Solly, J. Leabrook Iron and Steel Works, Tipton,near Birmingham, Manu.—Specimens of English iron forconversion into steel, and of various kinds of steel; andarticles of hardware and cutler)’ made from the said steel.

261 Malins fe Son, Birmingham, Manu.—Brass window-cornices and poles. Pole ends and ornaments, curtain bandsand pins. Finger-plates for doors, fee.

202 Gray & Son, 9 Wenraan St. Birmingham, Manu.—Polished steel fire irons and standards. Coal vase, tongs, fee.

263 Hands, J. Prospect Row, Birmingham, Manu.—Specimens of ornamental stamped brass foundry, comicepole ends, curtain bonds, finger plates, frames for miniaturesor pictures, coffin furniture, fee.

264 Lingard, G. Snow Hill, Birmingham, Maim.—Patent dovetail lock. Registered air-vent cock. Coffinfurniture; medal and button dies; patent table fastener;glass movements, fee.

265 Abatf., F. 3 Ernest St. Albany St. Inv.—Specimensof a new art, called metallography; consists in printing on,and ornamenting, metallic surfaces. Provisionally regis-tered.

267 Bird, A. Birmingham, Inv.—Hydrostatic syphonwater-purifier. The Victoria night-light.

268 Winton & Sons, Birmingham.— Patent electro-plated 9 poons and forks. Tinned iron spoons, ivory andpearl spoons, knives, fee.

269 Smith, T. H. 20 Brewer St Golden Sq. Des. andManu. --Stove ornament Design for a centre ornament fora ceiling, composed of 5,000 postage stamps.

270 Simovite, J. Pope St Birmingham, Manu.—Tinned wrought-iron culinary utensils. Copper coal-shovel.Wrought-iron melting ladle for plumbers, pitch, or seaminglad>e fee. Japanned iron and galvanized sail thimbles, and

ship’s hooks and tumbles. • Tinned wrought-iron tinmen’sfurniture.

271 Hickman & Clive, 34^ William St North, Bir-mingham, Manu.—Coffin furniture produced by pressurefrom thin plates of metal in dies of cast iron or steel.

273 Shenstone & Mills, 25 Mary Ann St. Birmingham,Prop.—Polished fire-irons, locks, &c. exhibited for cheap-ness. Metallic tokens, labels, &c. Vesta and other boxes.Knives, forks, paper-knives, fee.

274 Moore & Co. Gt. Lister St. Birmingham, Menu.—Brass, German silver, and embossed electro-plated hinges.Process of making plain and embossed brass wires. Tubeand wire of brass, copper, tin, &c. Brass rolled latten.Polished and sash bars.

275 Horne, T. Birmingham, Manu. — Curtain poles,curtain pole ends, curtain pole rings, fee. Variety of hinges.

270 W olverson, K. 2 Ashton Ter. Birmingham, inv.and Manu.—Secure lock, with an improved detector.

276a Feetiiam & Co.—A polished steel stove, or-molumountings. (Main Avenue, West.)

277 Jones, R. & Sons, Birmingham.— Specimens ofcork-screws.

278 Rowley, Charles, Newhall St. Birmingham—Pa-tent and registered shawl pins, studs, brooches, fee. buttons,belt-plates and sword furniture. Wire-loop brace-buttonsand eyelet-holes. Whip and stick handles.

279 Twigg,G. fe W. Summer Hill, Birmingham, Mnnu.—Buttons, livery, military, naval, and sporting. Glove andbrace, glass nnd pearl buttons. Steel brooches. Shirt studsregistered fasteners, fee.

280 Williams, T. Helstone, Inv.—Model of iron safe,with water between the inner and outer cases. Model ofaxle for carriage, with hollow perforated arm for oil-box.

281 Piggott & Co. St. Paul’s Sq. Birmingham, Manu.—Naval, military, and livery buttons. Bronzed sporting andother buttons. Glass buttons. Chased and enamelled studs.Medals. <k>at links. Fasteners and slides for dresses.

282 Hammond, Turner, & Sons, Snow Hill, Birming-ham, Manu.—Various naval, military, sporting, and clubbuttons, gilt, plated, bronzed, &c.

283 Aston, W. Prinsep St. Works, Birmingham, Manu.—Buttons, Florentine, linen, and Holland, covered in Bilk,satin, fee. Upholstery buttons. Shell suspender gaiter, greatcoat buttons. Polished cut steel buttons, fee. Steel dress-fasteners and ornaments. Series, illustrating the manu-facture of buttons.

284 Hardman & Tliffe, 39 Newhall St. Birmingham,Manu.—Buttons, medals, hooks and eyes, fee.

285 Neal & Ton tea, 13 Gt. Charles St. Birmingham,Manu.—Real stone and fancy glass buttons. Shirt studs.Coat loops. Glove bands and bracelets. Horses’ bridl®rosettes in fancy cut glass.

286 Chatwin feSoNs, 92&98Gt. Charles St. Birmingham,Manu.—Illustrations of button manufacture, covered nails*

287 Banks, E. Birmingham, Manu.—Mother-of pearjshells used in the manufacture of buttons. Mother-of-po flributtons.

289 Knowles, H. Howard St. Birmingham, Menu.-"Gold-plated enamelled buttons.

280 Wells, J.T. Birmingham.—Patent horn-buttons*

290a Long, J. & J. & Co. Little Tower St.—Curvilineuwindow blind pulley. *

292 Sheldon, J. 55 Gt. Hampton St. Birmingham, an33 Bucklersburv, Ixmdon. Inv. and Manu.* -Gold pencil cos »gold-pens, penholders, pocket escritoires, snuff-boxes, fee* ^

293 Allen, F. Birmingham, Manu.— Silver and g

filigree work. ,

294 Ooodk & Boland, 24 8t. Paul’s Sq. Birmingham,Manu.—Specimens of jew ellery, cliains, fee.; and sump