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MANUFACTURES from ANIMAL and VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES.
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22 Smith, J. "9 Sidney St. Sheffield. — Door furniture,Ac. in ivory and fancy woods. Carved bread-platters, Ac.
28 Maunder, J. Launceston, Cornwall, Manu.—Smallwood table, with miniature dessert set, turned in ivory.
29 Dow, A. Liverpool, Manu. — Plate, watch, andjewel brushes.
30 School of Industry for the Blind, Bristol, Manu.—Worsted hearth-rugs; worsted and cocoa-nut fibre door-mats; fire-screens; basket; dish-mats, Ac. Made entirelyby blind persons.
34 Cook, J. Bradford St. Walsall. — A variety ofbrushes.
35 Lee, F. Shipdham, Norfolk.—Carved oak lectern,of flamboyant, or late decorated style.
36 CnEsriN, E. Esq. Cheshunt, Hertfordshire.—Modelcarvings of church ornaments, he.
38 BevinotonsA Morris, 67 King Wm. St. City, Manu.—Cocoa-nut fibre matting and mats. Manilla-hemp andworsted door-mats.
39 Tkeloar, T. 42 Ludgate Hill, Manu.—Matting,rug, mattress, brushes, Ac. of cocoa fibre and Manilla hemp.
40 Wildey A Co. 7 Holland St. Blackfriars lid. South-wark, Pat. and Manu.—Cocoa-nut fibre, floor-mattings, door-mats, netting, he. Cocoa-nut husk, fibre, Ac.
41 Kino, J. 49 'Pufton St. Westminster, Des. Inv. andManu.—Baskets and chandelier of coloured straw.
42 Uobinson & Co. 38 Welbeck St. Cavendish Sq. Imp.and Inv.—Specimen of China matting, stained in pattern bya new process.
43 Armstrong, J. 9 Chad’s PL Gray’s Inn Rd. Des. andManu.—Carriage rugs. Mats. Iiugs and mat of worsted,with hemp and jute, anil cocoa fibre.
45 Kain, J. F. 27 Brownlow Rd. Dalston, Inv. andManu.—Bird cage, made principally of ivory.
47 Taylor, B. 169 St. John St. Road Clerkenwell.—Atower, with minarets, composed of upwards of 1,000 pieces,manufactured entirely of vegetable ivory.
48 Fentum, M. 8 llcmming’s Row, Charing Cross,Manu.- -Improved ivory chessmen and board.
49 Brown, H. 187 Whitechapel Rd. Inv.—“ Britishivory (not a composition).”
61 Coate, J. A Co. 5 Brewer St. Golden So. St. James’s,Des. and Manu.—Concave tooth-brush. Ilair-brush, Ac.
63 Titteiiton, G. 70 Margaret St. Cavendish Sip Acase of brushes.
65 Gosnell k Co. 12 Three Kings CL Lombard SLManu.—Extracts and perfumery. Fancy toilet soaps ofvarious kinds. Fancy brushes and combs.
66a Smith, A. 8 and 9 Osborn St. Whitechapel, Inv.and Manu.— Painting brushes, for heavy or fine work.
68 itioBr, K. It. 80 Grocechurch St. Pat and Manu—Specimens of brushes manufactured from quills, as usefuland durable as bristles
00 Green, -, Webber SL Blackfriars RiL- -Specimensof workmanship in hair.
61 Child, W. li. 21 Providence Row, Finsbury Sq.Prod.—Improved stock brush, bound with copper. Im-proved flexible flesh brushes. Hair brushes. Improvednutcrackers.
02 TnuErirr, II. P. 20 and 21 Burlington Arcade, and114 Piccadilly, Inv. and Manu.—Wigs, head-dresses, hair-dyes, brushes, combs, Ac.
64 Rosa & Sons, 119 and 120 Blshopsgate SL Within,Inv. and Manu. Ornamental hair. Specimens of dyed hair.Brushes, ornamental perfumery, Ac.
65 TRUErnr, W. 1 New Bond SL Inv. and Manu.—Carved ivory brushes and comb. Tortoiseshell combs.Head-dresses of natural hair.
67 Blase, G. 7 Brook PL New Rd. Des. and Manu.—Fancy feather brush, carved in English walnut.
68 Nash, T. jun. 19 Swan St. Dover Rd. Southwark,Inv. and Manu.—Registered copper-bound paint ers’ brushes.
70 Talleiiman, Reiiecca, A Son, 20 White Lion St.Norton Folgate, Inv. and Manu. — Waterproof Cachmerefor boots and shoes. Silk, satin, and velvet boots andshoes. Ventilating waterproof boot.
72 Dodoes, R. E. 44 Southampton Row, Russell Sq.Inv. and Manu.—Mechanical purchases; highly elastictackle, made of India rubber, Ac. Travellers’ stalls. Ahand-carriage to convey bundles or packages, Ac. Appli-cation of India rubber to guns, bows, Ac.
73 Sanders, J. 11 Fore St. Cripplegate, Reg.—India-rubber waterproof umbrella tent.
75 Wansrorougii, J. 52 Little Britain, Inv. Pat. andManu.—A waterproof cloth in imitation of velvet, suited forupholsterers, binding of books, caps, Ao.
76 Mackintosh A Co. 73 Aldermanbury, and at Man-chester, Imp. Manu. and l’at.—India-rubber specimens,illustrative of its manufacture, and collection of manufac-tured articles, vulcanized and unvulcanizcil.
77 Bunn, Lockington, A Co. 19 and 20 Walbrook, Imp.—Specimens of the various descriptions of native Para India-rubber, or caoutchouc, and of gutta percho, witli samplesillustrative of the various Btagcs of manufacture, and of thepurposes to whicli each description is npplied.
78 Nickels, C. A Co. 13 Goldsmith St. Choapside,Manu.—Various articles manufactured from India-rubbor.
81 Matthews, 8. 58 Charing Cross, Manu.—Large-sized India-rubber portable boat, and India-rubber cloakboat, designed by Lieut, llalkett, R.N. India-rubbor por-table bath. (In East Gallery.)
82 Cording, J. C. 231 Strand, Prod.—Waterproofcoats, capable of being used with eitlior side outwards.Waterproof capes. Ladies’ waterproof silk capes and hoods,made of silk, Ao.
83 Hancock, J. L. Goswell Mews,Goswcll Rd. Maim.—Portable India-rubber shower-bath, vulcanized India-rubber tubing, hose reel, and inflated air-tight bedchair, Ac.
84 Baker C. Jirch Cottage, Kothcrfleld St. Islington.—New hair-brush and pocket tooth-brush. Model writing*desk. A new fire-escape. New pattorn tooth-brushes.
85 The Gutta Pekciia Co. 18 Wharf Rd. City Rd.Imp. Pat. and Manu.—Gutta porcha: collection of specimen*illustrative of its various applications.
86 Thorn A Co. Gutta Pcrclia Manufacturers.—Look*
ing-glaas frames and console tables, and docorations; somerichly gilt, and various specimens. .
87 Walker, T. 1 Conduit St. Regent St. Inv. anuManu.—Gutta pcrclia hat-boillcs. Ventilated velvet hattiAc. Hat-case, answoring for a life-buoy float, foot-bath, « 0,
90 Hancock, C. 48 Milner Sip Islington, Manu. "Gutta pcrciia tubes, picture frnmes, machinery bolts, “ c 'and metallo-thioniscd gutta ncir.ha.
91 Fauldinu, J. 11 Edward SL Hampstead Kd> ■"Fretwork cuttings.
95 Smith, O. 21 King SL Covcnt Garden, Manu.
Specimen of Ivory turning and carving, Ac. by GeorgoSmith, 22 May's Buildings, St. Martin’s Lane. ^
96 Clayton, B. 54 Mansfield SL Klngslnnd Road." #newly-invented method of making calico printers’ bioand rollers. New methods of inlaying wood, gutta pe f
papier muchi!, Ac. ftlW )
07 Gkcueon, A. 24 Thomas St. linckncy Rd. J , ' i t oManu.— Fish and flower-stand, bird’s-eye innplo, and uyimitate nature. .
88 Tern iiell, T. William St. Portland Town, ironSpecimens of improved wood sawing. unr*"
99 Minns, J. 44) l.imnl St. Caledonian Rd.
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