120
[South. Side,
Class 22.
GENERAL HARDWARE, including LOCKS and GRATES.
531 Hughes, H. 72 Charles St. City Rd. Inv.—Patentgauffering machine.
582 Hayward Brothers, 196 Blackfriars Rd.—Sher-ringham’s registered ventilator.
583 Leaver, J. C. Maidenliead.—A chandelier.
534 Haynes, J. 88 St. James’s St. Inv.—Apparatus forextracting corks.
537 Knight, T. W. 33 Regent Ter. Widcomb, Bath,Inv.—Bolt for folding doors, which fastens on closing theright-hand door.
591 Bishopp, Rev. J. M.A. 11 Canterbury Row, Ken-nington Rd. Inv.—A rotatory cinder-sifter, by which cindersare thoroughly sifted, and, without opening the machine,are made to fall down instantly into the coal-scuttle.
592 Hockin, C. 38 Duke St. Manchester Sq. part Ownerand Agent.—Carson’s patent meat preserver, to salt a jointin ten minutes.
594 Jenkinson, J. 21 President St. Goswell St. Inv.—Improved blind roller and spring bracket.
595 Moore, J. 38 Clerkenwell Close, Prop.—Patentlever ventilator for windows
597 Azulay, B. Rothcrhithe, Inv.—Improved patternsfor Berlin work, &c. Hot water bath, gas-stoves, copper,&c. Window-roller bracket spring.
600 Weniiam Lake Ice Co. 164a Strand, Manu.—Icesafe or refrigerator, lined with the patent glass enamel. Sy-phon water filter, inv. by Alfred Bird.
601 Keitii, G. 36 Piccadilly.—Ling’s patent ice-safesGablen’s ice-box. Registered ice-plane. Coffee or chestnutroaster. “ Magic mirror.” Liquid meter.
602 Holland, — .—40 South Audley St.—Improvedbrass cock for kitchen boiler.
604 Hely, A. A. 16 Manchester Buildings, Westmins-ter, Inv.—Patent cork driving apparatus and vent bottle.Sliding candle lamp. Chemical vase.
606 Bentley, W. H. Bedford, Inv. and Manu.—Gardenirrigator; Cooking apparatus; self-acting kitchen-range;apparatus for sweeping chimneys ; tea-kettle; alarm lock;reg. stove; improved coffee-pot; and filtering cistern.
607 Daniell, J. C. Limplcy Stoke, near Bath.—Pieceof ordnance, to be loaded at the breueh instead of the muzzle,and affording greater protection to the gunners.
609 Hughes & Kimber, 106 & 107 Shoe Lane, Fleet St.Manu.—Copper-plate for line engraving, hard and polished.Steel-plate for mezzotinto engraving, invented by K. Hughes.
610 Mokewood & Rogers, Steel Yard Wharf, Manu.Inv. and Prop.—Galvanized tinned iron for gutters, pipes,mouldings, wire for telegraphs, fencing, &c.
611 Mitchell, J. Stonehaven, Scotland.—Pipe fittingsio tin-plate, German silver, and sterling silver. Malleableiron tobacco pipe, invented by the exhibitor.
612 Hamblen, J. 448 West Strand, Co-Prop, and Agent.—Fire escape, &c. Williams’s temporary rudder. Scott’sdoor spring, hash’s air-tight jar. Joysel’s tea-urn. Ena-melled zinc.
614 Durham, T. D, 16 Linton St. New North Road,Islington.—Registered hot air funnel kettle, for boiling wateron a common fire in a few minutes
615 Gray, J. 11 Inverlcith Row, Edinburgh, Inv.—Re-gistered gravy-dish, for separating the liquid fat of roastedor boiled meat frum the gravy at tabic.
616 Hanson, J. Huddersfield, Inv. Pat. and Manu.—Samples of patent manufactured lead.
619 I>owstov,J. .Machine forgetting the teeth of saws.
620 Sears, K. 2 York St. Middlesex Hospital, Des. andManu.—Cofiee filterer and small cooking apparatus.
621 Ridley & Edser, Vincent Sq. Westminster, andSt. James’s Ter. YauxhalJ Bridge lid.—Working mode,showing patent safety doors and apparatus.
622 Taylor, J. Wolverhampton, Inv. and Manu.—Bramah locks. Improved balance detector lever locks.Barron’s chest and latch till-lock.
626 Cunningham, A. R. Addison Rd. Kensington, lrtv.—Registered knife-cleaner and sharpener.
627 Farrar, W. Leicester.—Zinc fountain, made byhand, and without the aid of casting or stamping. Improve-ment for sash windows. Cylindrical bed-warmer, &c.
628 Pitch.—P atent oven for baking bread, pastry,meats, &c.
630 Common, J. Melrose, Scotland, Inv. and Manu.—Slide ball-cock, capable of standing a great pressure.
633 Burney & Bellamy, Mill Wall, Poplar—Des. andManu,—Tanks for water, biscuits, oil, and paint. Cisternand barrel for oil, tar, spirit, &c.
634 Masters, T. 30‘J Regent St. Inv. and Manu.—Freez-ing, heating, and cooling apparatus. Knife-cleaning andaerating machines. Anti-corrosive self-acting taps, &c.
638 Hart & Sons, 63, 64, & 55 Wych St. Strand, Manu.
-Door-knobs and finger-plates in brass, china, glass, &c.Dr. Arnott’s ventilating chimney valves, improved.
637 Riddle, W. East Temple Chambers, Inv.—Ever-pointed pencils. Apparatus for extinguishing fires in ships.Railway carriage, lighted by compressed coal gas. Signallamps, stoppered canisters, latch and bolt-union, suspensorycouch, detector bolt, railway buffer, &c. Pat. and Prov. reg.
638 Naylor, J. 121 Radnor St. Hulme, Inv.—Lampsfor pillars on the ground; and for brackets to the wall.
639 Machell, J. C. Carlisle St. Soho Sq.—Putcnt por-table shower-bath.
640 Nixey, W. G. 22 Moor St. Soho, Inv.—Patent till,to prevent fraud, &c. Fire escape Flexible cement, tofasten metal, marble, glass, &c. to wood, or to each other.
641 Coalbrook Dale Co. Coalbrook Dale, Inv. Des.and Manu.—Iron and bronze castings. Ornamental parkentrance of cast-iron, bronzed, consisting of a pair of prin-cipal gates, and two side gates, hung on iron pillars of newconstruction : each of the four gates was cast in one piece.Ornamental rustic dome of cast-iron, bronzed, 20 feet indiameter by J10 feet high; adapted for glazing as a green-house, &c.; it contains an iron ousting of the Eagle-slayer,a statuette of JEolus, by J. Bell. (Main Avenue, West) withornamental fountain of cast-irou, bronzed, seven fcct.wide byeight feet high, of Cupid ami the Swan: the group formsthe jet, and occupies the centre of a tazza, decorated with anornamentation ol the white and yellow water-lily: Englishdesign; John Bell. Ornamental chimney-piece and grate?with decorations illustrative of deer-stalking, boar-hunting?and hawking ; enriched with a bronze group of the Deathof the Stag, modelled and chased by B. W. Hawkins, generaldesigner. Bright ornamental grate, composed of burnishedand sprung steel front, with electro-gilt ornaments, novelpanels and mouldings, and a marble mantel-piece : Englishdesign: C. Crookes. A large collection of stoves, grates?ranges, fenders, &c. Ornamental work. Collection of snoaHworks in foreign design; and kcoui^ and statuettesEnglish design, by B. W. Hnwkin9 and John Bell.
642 Milner & Son, Livemnd, Manchester, and 4 <aM oorgate St. Pat. and Manu.—Milner’s patent holdfast andfire-resisting safes.
643 11u lktt, D. 55 High Holborn, Manu.— Cut chande-
liers Rutter’s ventilating gas chandeliers. Gas motor. Aitique candelabra. Gas cooking stove, &c. .
644 Sedgwick & Tailor.—V arious lamps and chan
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645 Miller & Sons, 179 Piccadilly, and 370 Oxford j •
Inv. and Manu.—Patent Admiralty regulation lights. & * F’carriage, railway, police, and reading liunps. p *
646 Cnuuii & Son, 57 St. Paul’s Churchyard, Inv. i 11