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and .Manu.—Patent detector locks and latches, quadrupleand rim locks; and fire-proof safes.
647 Haywood k Son, 20St. James’s AValk, and SuffolkSt. Clerkenwell. Manu.—Locks; specimens of gilding and en-graving applicable to fancy brass foundry.
648 Ma yo & Bates, Wolverhampton, Manu.—Door-lockkeys, in different stages of manufacture.
649 The Patent Pointed Screw Co. Wolverhampton,Manu.—Patent pointed screws, cast out of malleable iron,which can be driven into wood without boring holes.
649aHiiefer, J. 20 Wilderness ltow, Clerkenwell, Inv.and Manu.—Detector and chest lock, secret action. Locksfor desks, trunks, portfolios, drawers, and carpet bags.
650 Bigfokd, H. Wolverhampton, Inv. and Manu.—Improved detector-lock.
650a Foster, R. 1 York PI. St. George’s East, Inv. — Self-acting detector lock.
651 GoLLor, J. Wellington Foundry, Charles St. CityRd. Manu.—Patent rising and not-rising spring. Bwing, andother hinges for doors or gates. (In North Gallery.)
652 Gerisii, F. W. East Rd. City Rd. Inv. and Manu.—Safety and other locks. A simple and cheap spring hinge.
653 Bhamau k Co. 124 Piccadilly, Inv. and Manu.—Assortment of patent locks, with illustrations of their con-struction. Very fine ornamental iron castings.
654 Gibbons, J.jun.Wolverhampton,Manu.—Improvedlocks, for doors, drawers, park gates, &c.
655 Carpenter k Tildesley, Willenhall, near Wolver-hampton, Manu.—Carpenter and Co.’s, Sanders’, Tildesley’s,s«d Brillies’ patent locks. Rock’s patent Gothic case locks.Curry-combs, horse-scrapers, &c.
656 Whitley, J. Ashton, near Warrington, Manu.—Case of wrought-iron hinges.
, 657 Clark, T. ,& C. k Co. Shakespeare Foundry,Wolverhampton.—Enamelled cast-iron hollow ware.
658 Osmond, G. 19 Somers PI. East, New Rd. St. Pan-?thB, Inv.— Improved fittings for roller blinds, &c. Spring*!ch. Bolts, feash-fastenor. Patent centres for swing-
669 Parkes, ll.W. 110 Strand, Manu.—Shand lock.
. 860 Harley, G. Warwick St. Wolverhampton.—PatentElector locks.
681 Cartwright, D. Leek, Prop.—Alarm lock; on anAtompt being made to pick it, a bell rings, and when the°°lt iB shot a pistol is fired.
o 663 Adbin, C. Wolverhampton, Inv. and Manu.—Pscinxens to illustrato the riso and progress of the art of() . 'locks. Miniature specimens, by H. and F. Aubin.r *Rinal method of ornament ing tin goods and panes of glass.864 Yates, H. St. John's Sq. Wolverhampton, Inv. anda "h.—Locks for trunks, drawers, &c.for””® Cea, W. & J. Wolverhampton, Manu.—Fasteners, sashes; alarm hells; Gothic hinge: handles for locks:lock8 > bolt9 ’ &c ’
tec ’ Stiuk. ,1. Salop Street, Wolverhampton. — Kngi-rsanvil, smith's vice, ami tinman’s anvil.
* W diiTKtionsE, C. k Co. Wolverhampton, Inv. andg- u -—Tulies and fittings for steam, gas, and wuter. Amal-Swedish iron, for gun-lmrrels.of St , Wi "»le & Bi.vth, Walsall, Pat. and Manu — Modelfat tru ^' 8 latent door-loek. Registered locks. Corkscrews.' Cr y) lt 0l,ra I lcn8a '-ing and other steel pens. (In North Gal-
Tucker, W. 11. Taunton. A double-notion dc-key *°ek, Hint can only bo opened by its own distinctive
Iv®® 9 Moueton & Langley, 22 Bush Lane, City, andnial °™ a mpton, Prop.—General hardware, for home, colo-’ aild foreign markets, with Imitations of foreign goods.
070 Walters, B. & P. 100 North St. Wolverhampton.Manu.—Patent locks, for furniture, doors, &c.
071 Pearce, W. 50 High St. Dumfries, Scotland. Inv.-Safety lock.
072 Mitchell, J. Redruth, Cornwall—Improved pistol,Newly-invented safe lock.
073 Lewis, G. High Cross St. Leicester, Inv. and Manu.—Lock, with newly-invented circular levers and self-dividingbitted keys.
674 Horton, A. Ashburton, Devon, Inv.—Locks on anew principle, applicable for all doors, dock gates, &c.
075 Downs, W. Long Melford, near Sudbury, Suffolk,Inv. and Manu.—Improved twelve-bolt lock.
070 Timupr, H. J.5 George St. Grosvenor Sq.—Hinges.
676aGrf.enfield, J. Broad St. Golden Sq.—Model ofdoor, with new safety fastenings.
677 Boulter, B. Hull, Inv.—New b&ckfasteners, forwindow-shutters.
678 Barnwell & Son, 46 Bishop St. Dublin, Manu.—Wrought-iron double-cased safe, with secret lock. Hall-doorand desk lock. Iron-rim lock, for prisons, &c.
679 Wisson, It. 5 Coburg St. Inv. and Manu.—Secretdrawn lock. Padlock, with key. Secret padlock.
680 Boobbyer, ,1. H. 14 Stanhope St. Clare Market—Ve-netian ventilators. Three-bolt mortice and rim locks. Va-rious other locks, fastenings, &c.
681 Bambek & Son, 27 Wood St. Westminster, Inv. endManu.—Improved mortice night bolt for bed, dressing, andbath rooms.
682 Taylor & Son, Loughborough, Leicestershire,Manu.—Improved bells and bell-framing. (North Transept.)
683 Murphy, J. 15 Thomas St. Dublin, Manu.—Twoohurch bells, cast in tune from the furnace without anyartificial tuning or chipping. (Main Avenue, West.)
684 Mears, C. & G. 267 Whitechapel Rd. Manu.—Hemispherical bell. (Main Avenue, West.)
085 Sobey, W. U. Exeter.—Case of plated goods.
086 Featiiam, Miller, & Sayer, 9 Clifford fct, Bond St.Des. and Manu.—Fire grates, stoves, fenders, &c. Locks,finger-plates, fire-irons, &c.
687 Aldridge, J. M. 20 Nelson St City Road, Inv.—Double-action spring centre and top pivot for doors.
088 Perry & Co. 37 Red Lion Sq.—Various specimensof steel pen9. (In North Gallery.)
689 Knigiit & Foster, 5 Eastcheap.—A variety ofsteel pens. (In North Gallery.)
690 Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield, Manu.—Sportsman’sknife, containing eighty blades and other instruments.Sportsman’s knife, three-quarters of an inch long, containingfifty-six blades and other instruments. Specimens of tableand pocket knives of all descriptions, scissors, razors, &c.showing the several stages of manufacture, from the rawmaterial to the finished goods. (Main Avenue, West.)
091 Mottram & Hawkins, 15 Carr Lane, Sheffield,Manu.—An assortment of shoe, butchers’, cooks’, weavers’,bread, palette, putty, glaziers’, and farriers’ knives, &c.
091a Perry, K. & Son, Temple St. Wolverhampton,Manu.—Copper, tin, and japanned wares.
692 Lokkin, J. 68 Basinghall St. Inv. —Patent egg-beater.
693a Lee, G. 90 Church St. Paddington, Inv. and Manu.—Spring-shank self-adjusting button. Embossing iron, tofinish woollens, linens, cottons, silks, velvets, &c.
094 Knight & Foster, 5 Eastcheap, Inv.—Paxton steelpens; Bank of England pens; swan pens; correspondencepens; anti-corrosive pens.
095 Barron & Son, Prop.—A variety of locks for doors,drawers, safes, &c., on various principles. Fancy key9.
097 Boake, J. F. 11 and 12 Wellington Quay, Dublin,