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Class 22.

GEUTERAIi HARDWARE, including LOCKS and GRATES.

tress springs. Brass, copper, and iron wove wire. Iron andbrass chain, made by machinery. "Wire gauze work.

338 Myep.s & Son, Newhall St. Birmingham, Manu.—Specimens of steel pens, and improved steel pen and quillpen-holders in gold, silver, and other metals.

339 Mitchell, J. 48 New Hall St. Birmingham, Manu.and Pat.—Patent self-adapting pens and holder, and steel-pens in great varieties.

340 Messenger & Sons, Broad St. Birmingham, Manu.—Domestic groups of the Queen and the Prince of Wales,in or-molu and bronze: modelled by John Bell. Portion ofa chandelier in bronze, os designed by Mr. Gruner, for thePavilion in Buckingham Palace gardens. Ornamentaldesigns in or-molu and bronze. Registered station-signal,and tail-lamps; hand signal lamps; roof lamp for carriages;carriage lamps; gas fittings: engine cocks, &c.

341 Stitrges, R. F. 46 Broad St. Birmingham, Manu.and Pat.—Electro-plated articles on hard white metal, castin metal moulds in a heated state ; a stream of water is madeto play upon the moulds, which causes them to contract, andthus produce great sharpness in the casting: the metal usedexpands in cooling.

342 Prime & Son, North Wood St. Birmingham, Des,and Manu.—Specimens of magneto-plate 3alver. Liqueurframe with grotesque handle. Knives, forks, and spoons.

343 Salt & Lloyd, 17 Edmund St. Birmingham, Des.and Manu.—Lamps and stands, candelabra, fcc. Cast brassfrom Bankart’s patent copper, English’s patent camphine.

345 Edwards, E. Birmingham, Manu.—inkstands inglass and cast-iron, and bronzed. Glass screws, showing themethod of manufacturing twelve at once by pressure.

348 Lowe, J. & H. Birmingham, Manu.—Axletrees, anda variety of ironmongery for saddlers, including carriage-lamps. harness-mountings, fcc.

347 Wooldridge, J. 38 St. Paul’s Sq. Birmingham,Manu.—Or-molu door lock and bell lever. Brass bell levers,door handles, hat and coat hooks, and door fittings, castors,ventilators, fcc.

348 Holden, H. A. 96 Suffolk St. Birmingham, Manu.—Door-handles, carriage-door hinges, mouldings and headings,harness-buckles, &c. Chariot lamps and railway signallamps.

349 Blews & Sons, Bartholomew St. Birmingham, and55 Bartholomew Close, London, Manu.—Brass candle andship lamps; candlesticks; imperial measures and weights;bells, scuttles, &c.

350 Di'o\rd, W. & H. Upper Priory, Birmingham, Inv.and Manu.—Carriage-lamps. Registered horse-collar, &c.Improved pattern of hair horse-saddles. Registered thillercart-horse collar, &c.

361 Hetherington, T. & Co. 28 Cannon St. Birming-ham, Manu.—Carriage lamps full silver mounted, engravedand stained glasses, gilt, enamelled, and chased.

352 Everitt fc Son, Birmingham, Manu.—Copper andbrass tubes, for locomotive and marine boilers, gas, steam.&c. Specimens, showing process of manufacture of rolledmetals, and of brass and cooper wire.

353 Bolton, T. Broad St. Metal Works, Birmingham,Manu.—Specimens of the process of manufacture of wireand tubing; locomotive and mandril drawn tubing; brassaoider. Sec.

354 SotiTTER, W. 10 New Market St. Birmingham,Manu.—Copper bronzed tea-urns and swing kettles. Brightcopper fluted coal-vase, and round or oval kettles.

355 Hill, J. Broad St. Birmingham, Manu.—Stampedornaments, for lamps, chandeliers, Sec. Six-light chandelierbody and arms. Lamps, &c.

358 Whitfield, S. Oxford 8t. Birmingham, Manu.—Window cornices, in stamped brass-foundry, with velvet,

wainscot, and knotted oak, rosewood, and white enamelground. Wrought-iron fire-proof safes.

357 Lloyd, G. B. Berkeley St. Tube Works, Binning-ham, Manu.—Lapwelded iron tubes, for steam boilers; thesame with fittings for conveying gas and water; and tor hy-draulic presses.

358 Thomas, R. Icknield Works, Birmingham, Manu.—An assortment of axes, hatchets, and adzes, augurs, plane-irons. chisels, trowel, gun and hand harpoons, and garden tools.

359 Taylor, W. 13 Sheepcote St. Birmingham, Inv. andManu.—Original designs for nut-crackers, sugar tongs, doorknocker, and improved inside shutter bur.

380 Wordsworth, J. Birmingham, Des. and Manu.—Model of an economical kitchen range, for a close or openfire.

360a Kenrick & Sons, WcBt Bromwich, Staffordshire,Manu.-—Model of an enamelled tank or cistern with guttapercha joint. Enamelled water or gas-pipes, troughs, &c.rulleys, castors, fcc. Nail casting, &c.

301 Tones, W. & Son, Cheapside, Birmingham, Manu.—Brass foundry, consisting of hinges, ventilators, bolts,bell-cranks, pulleys, castors, chair-arms, stair rods, deskrails, window fittings, fcc.

362 Kimberley, J. 56 and 57 Inge St. Birmingham,Factor and Des.—Stamped brass foundry, consisting of cur-tain bands, cornice pole ends, letter clips, door furniture, &c.

363 Maruian, J. P. Birmingham, Manu.—Specimens ofbronzed scroll ornaments. N aval brass foundry,consisting ofship-scuttles. Glass deck lights. Gun-hole screw valves.Ordnance metal pulleys, with anti-friction rollers, fcc.

384 Brisband, H. Howard St. Birmingham, Manu.—Mother-of-pearl studs and buttons, black pearl ditto. Slides,and ornaments for dresses, &c.

305 Atkin & Son, Birmingham.—Large circular sawand edge tools.

360 Wright, P. Constitution Hill, Dudley, Manu. andPat.—Vice, with patent solid box.

367 Aston, J. 20 Dale End, Birmingham.—A variety ofbrushes for all purposes, some tastefully worked in variousdevices.

387aAlcock, S. Redditch, near Birmingham.—Fishingtackle.

308 Warden, ,T. jun. Old Church Works, Birmingham,Manu.—Springs, axles, &c. Engineers’ vico. Patent vice,with spherical washers. Vice, with solid brass box. Smith’sanvil. Specimens of fagotted iron.

370 Mafplebecr & Lowe, Birmingham, Prop.—Chim-ney-piece, grates, fire-irons, &c. Brown’s patent economicalcooking apparatus. Open fire cooking range. Scales, weigh-ing-machines, iron bedsteads, fcc. Stocks and dies for ironpa tubing, and for engineers’ and whitesmiths’ work.Model of a steam-engine furnace, with Boilingmn’s patentsmoke consumer.

371 Peyton fc Harlow, Birmingham, Inv. and Manu.—Patent improved metallic bedsteads, japanned to corre-spond with papier-mache furnituro exhibited by Jennensand Bettridge, fcc.

372 Powell, J. New Windsor, Inv. and Manu.-~Windsor portable economical oven, baking over the top ofthe fire, leaving the front for other purposes, fcc.

373 Winfield, It. W. Cambridge St. Works, Birming'ham, and 141 Fleet St. London, Pat. and Manu.—-Plain andornamental cased and patent tubes. Wire and rolledmetals. Cornice-pole. Patent curtain-bands and ring®*Stamped brass window-cornices. Brass ami iron bedsteadsand furnituro. Chandeliers, bracket, gas-fittings, fcc.

374 Gorton, G. Birmingham, Inv. and Manu.—Dra^'ing-room grate, fcc. with or-molu ornaments. Dining-root* 1grate. Cost-iron fender, with fire irons. , Registeredsigns.