Ground Floor.] Class 22. 117

GENERAL HARDWARE, including LOCKS and GRATES.

378 Kf,ed, G. F. 100 Crawford St. Marylebone—Im-proved kitchen cooking apparatus.

379 Andkewes, H. V. 2 North St. Mcwb, TottenhamCourt Rd. Inv. and Manu.—Emigrant’s stove and generalcooking apparatus. Meat screen and reflector.

380 Goddard, H. Nottingham. Manu.—Patent cookingapparatus, for culinary and other purposes.

381 Wakefield, F. Sherwood Iron-Works, Mansfield.Des. and Manu.—Great Western cooking apparatus. Sher-wood range. Artizan’s cooking Btove &c. Wrought-iron pa-lisading. Iron casting of antique bronze statuette of Bacchus.

382 Love, .1. 20 St. Andrew’s Sq. Glasgow, Inv.—Gas-machines for heating, cooking, and lighting hotels andtaverns, &c. Newly-constructed grate. Machine for gene-rating gas, and illuminating locomotive engines and car-riages.

383 I’r.TF.nsoN, T. Water Lane.—Economical Stove.

384 Yates, Haywood, & Co. Effingham Works, Rother-ham, and 200 Upper Thames St.—Drawing-room and ironregister stove grates, in or-molu and burnished steel, &c.Dining-room, cottage, and other grates. Warm air andother stoves. Self-acting cooking stoves, &c.

386 Slate, J. 14 Belmont Pi. Wandsworth Road, Inv.and Pat.—Patent stove, for tire cure of smoky chimneys.Improved smoke guards, &c.

387 Edwards, F. 42 Poland St. Manu.—Circular cor-rugated and oblong Dr. Arnott’s stoves, for wormingchurches, halls, &c. Dr. Arnott’s ventilating valves andwind guards.

388 Nettleton & Son, 4 Sloane Sq. Chelsea, Inv. andManu.—Gothic ventilating church-stove. Gothic stoves.Portable bed-room and conservatory stove.

389 Court, J. 18 Queen St. Grosvenor Sq. Inv. andManu.—Improved hot-air stove, composed of two earthencylinders. The same for gas.

390 Tozer, T. 55 Dean St. Soho. Inv. and Mnnu. — Ven-tilating gas stove for halls, shops, &c, Bachelor’s kitchen.Registered ealorifere, or hot-water vessel.

391 Norman, G. 5 St. Ann's PI. Limehouse, Inv.—Im-proved cooking stove for private families.

393 Frost, H. 17 liathbono PI. Inv. and Manu. — Modelkitchen fire-place and cooking apparatus.

395 IIewktt, II. B. 308 High Holbom, Inv.—Apparatusror speedily cooling or wanning liquids.

396 Rent. ,1. 8 Elizaboth St. South, Pimlico, Dcs. Inv.and Manu.—improved vegetable cullender. New potatosteamer.

397 Price, V. 33 Wardour St. Soho, Inv. and Menu.—New patent' washing machine. Chopping machine. Venti-‘ator. Letter copying machine. Patent knife and forkcleaning machines. Stove for heating irons. Patentsnuffers?

399 RorER&SoN,6SSnowHill,Manu.—PatentjapannodPlate-warmer.

400 Ri-.kkes, J. SO llaskcrSt. Chelsea, Inv.—Nautical°ap. Safety swimming holt. Portable oven, on a now prin-'hple, which can ho used in the open air.

401 Tyloii & Son, Warwick Lane. - Improved baths,wa urns, garden engines, and syringes, stanilard weights andMeasures and copper goods.

402 Warren, G. IS Lower Market St. Woolwich, Manu."Models of register and thermometer stoves.

M 403 Alderton & SuiiEwsmiRY, Hastings, Dob. andclaim—Op Cn f lr0 hot-air stove, mode from iron ore obtaineda nd smehed in Sussex. „ ,

M 404 Aroall, J. &W. St. Agnes, Cornwall, Inv. and. anu—Cooking apparatus, by which saving ot fuel is said10 Re cfTooted.

M 405 Gray, ,1.U. 85 George St. Edinburgh, Inv. Rnd

nu .—\ new and reflecting Btove grate, with flue

passing up the back of the concave front, and thus trans-mitting a large amount of heat into the apartment.

408 IIcxilam & Brown, Exeter.—Kitchen stove, withlarge cast oven and steaming boiler. Shutting-up cookingstove with novel flue, and may he used as a range. Emi-grant’s or cottage stove,

407 King, S. 1 South Hays, Bath, Inv.—Registered ven-tilating and smoke-consuming register stove grate, withKing’s octangular wedge bricks, &c.

408 McSiierry, M. 3 James St. Limerick, Ireland, Inv.—Model of registered stove, for heating conservatories, hot-houses, and buildings.

409 Blair, J. Scotland.—Portable couch or bedstead.

410 Redgate, J. Nottingham. Manu.—Register stovegrates, with registered fire-brick backs.

411 Rigby, P. 167 Grove St. Liverpool, Inv.—Portablecooking-stove, for cooking with gas generated from heatedspirits. Emigrant’s kitchen, &c.

412 Tippen, J. Chichester, Inv.—Model of a novel in-valid bedstead. Model of an improved kitchen range.

413 ‘Wallace k Son, Leith, Inv.—Model of a patentsafety cooking apparatus, for ships, and of improved venti-lator, for warm climates.

414 Stocker,— .—Metal castings.

418 Massey, W. & Co. 58 Baker St. Manu.—Standsfor flowers, of different sizes, made of brass, by hand.

418 M‘Kenzie, A. 88 Be Beauvoir Sq. KAngsland, Manu.—Model of condensing engine, with cofier valves under cy-linder, Sec. Instrument for registering the speed of paddle-wheels, printing-presses, gun-carriages, &c.

421 Haslam, \V. St. Helen’s, Derby, Des. and Manu.—Specimen of hammered iron church-door hinges, withbranches of scroll-w ork, after the early English style.

422 Bott k Allen, Manchester, Manu.—Fenton’spatent anti-friction metal, for the bearings of machinery.Plumbers’ work, steam-engine valves, Bhip nails and fas-tenings, blocks, pulleys, kc. Dickenson and Falkou’s patentequitable gas-meter.

424 Paddon & Ford, Browmlow Mews, Gray’s Inn Rd.Manu.—Patent wet gu9 meter.

428 Botten, C. Crawford Passage, Clerkenwell, Inv.and Manu.—Patent protector gas-meter, for preventing fire-damp, &c.

430 SrARKS, J. 12 King St. Tower Hill, Inv.—Cash-boxfor railways. India-rubber door liinge.

431 Grant, D. Luton PI. Greenwich, Inv.—Patent gas-light, perfectly ventilated. Gas stove for baking and cook-ing. Stove heated by either gas or coal.

432 Haldane & Kae, George St. Edinburgh, Dcs. andManu.—Gas lustre and branches; wash-hand basin; patentwater-closets; spiral taps, kc.

433 Rickets, C. 5 Agar St. Strand, Inv. and Manu.—Apparatus for cooking, &c. by jets of coal-gas mixpd withair, for chemists’ use, &c.

434 Cochrane, J. Greenside Lane, Edinburgh, Manu.-Gas-meter, 10 inches diameter.

435 Siei:e, A. 5 Denmark St. Soho.—Patent rotatoryuniversal syringe to keep up a continual flow of water.

438 Ryan, J. 13 Stafford St. Dublin, Inv. and Manu.—Transparent gas meter.

437 RorEH, J. W igan. Lancashire, Manu.—Transparentgas meter, to register the consumption of gas.

438 Biddell, G. a. 22 Montpelier Sq. Knightsbridge,Inv. and Pat.—Gas burners, which regulate themselves tothe pressure, keeping the flame at any desired height.

438 Shears k Sons, 27 Bunkside.—Inv. ami Manu.—Patent dry gas meter.

439 Lockf.rry & Stephenson, Glasgow, Des. and Manu.-Six-light chandelier, for gas.

440 Harvey, G. Great Yarmouth.—Ship's stove.