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Class 28.
IIANUFACTUBES from ANIMAL and VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES.
Specimens of patent builders* work, without joining at theangles or edges.
168 IIowton, G. W. 34 Thayer St. Manu.—Decorativepanel, carved out of lime-wood.
167 Mitford, B. Cheltenham, Maker and Inv.—Con-centric balls, made of solid spheres of box-wood, like thosemade by the Chinese.
168 Win-terrors, J. Hackney Kd. Inv. and Des.—Self-acting index, in case of spontaneous combustion; fire ex-tinguisher and fire escape; warm bath. Carving in Italianwalnut-tree.
169 Dat, Miss, 4 Oakley Ter. Old Kent Kd.—A caddyformed of rare and valuable shells to the number of 100,000,,the interior of the lid displays a bouquet of flowers workedin beads.
171 Bevan, C. Metropolitan Buildings. — Tea-caddyornamentally carved.
172 Smith, T. Ilurstmonceux, near Hailsham, Manu.—A set of Sussex truck-baskets, made of willow wood.
173 Wolrtenholmb, J. 12 Lord Mayor’s Walk, York,Des. and Manu.—Six stall finials, or poppy-heads, of deco-rated Gothic architecture, and various designs, carved in
.Norway oak.
174 Strugnfll, H. 25 Kirby St. Hatton Garden.—Or-namental writing desk.
176 Peel. J. Prospect PI. Pudsey.—Specimens ofcuttings in relief with the lathe. Fac-similes of medals,coins, /lowers. &c.
178 Moore, G. W. Huddersfield, Yorkshire. — Woodcarvings.
177 Hamilton, C. F. 15 Greek St. Soho, Inv. and Manu.—Shaving brushes.
178 Forster, «—, Streatham, Surrey.—Inhaber Einespatent and other fabrics.
179 Rogers, M. Abbey St. Derby—A bracket, beinga specimen of ornamental carving in wood.
181 Fuinnebv, F. K. 63 Cannon St. City, Inv. and Manu.— Registered ami other brushes for painting and graining.
182 Busiiell. G. 222 Whitechapel Rtl. Inv. - An eco-nomical substitute for stained glass, suitable for ail kindsof ornamental and transparent devices.
183 Godfrey, W. Romford.—Ornamental window, andmodel of a life-boat.
184 Hall, J. S. 308 Regent St. Manu.—Improvedelastic over-shoes, with leather soles and plush heels, to pre-vent slipping.
185 Taubutt, W. Cranbrook, Kent, Des. and Manu.—Cradle, made of osiers, ornamented and moved by a weightand springs.
188 Horsey, J. 5 Sutton St. Soho Sq, Inv. and Manu.—India-rubber articles in original colour, prepared to resistheat and cold, and specimens in sheet in various colours.
191 Woodiieao, J. Leeds, Yorkshire.— Hempen andbell ropes, netting for fruit trees.
192 Griffith, W. 2 ( J Grofton St. Dublin.—Bog oakbracelets, brooches, and ornaments.
193 Cawley, J. 21 Bridgwater Gardens, Bridgwater Sq.Barbican, City.—Various mats and rugs.
194 Curtis & Brothers, 29 Green St. Friar St. Black-friars Rd—Gut bands for driving steam engines.
195 Hewens, N. J. lJayes, Middlesex.—Horse’s hoofshod with gutta percha.
196 Hindis, J. G. Broad St. Birmingham.—A varietyof brushes.
197 Clarkson, — , 111 Strand.—Patent cork hats.
198 Stf.vkns, .1. 4, Pentoti Row, Queen's Row.—Viewof tho Exhibition on composition.
199 Dewsnap, J. St. Thomas St. Shetlield.—Razor-strops, &<*.
200 Hawkins, T. Inverness ltd. Bayswater.—A case ofbrushes.
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Class 29. MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES AND SMALL WADES.-North Transept Gallery. —
1 Rowland k Sons, 20 Hatton Garden, Prop.—Ar-ticles of perfumery and ior the toilet; oils, cosmetics, denti-frices, Sec.
2 Yardlet Ic Statham, 7 Vine St, Bloomsbury,Manu.—Specimens of refined scented soaps.
3 Kimmel, E. 39 Gerranl St. Soho, and 19 Boulevardde la Oare d’lvry, Paris.—Artificial liair. Scent fountain,for cooling and perfuming apartments, ko, Scented winterbouquets. Perfumery, Itc.
4 Williams k Son, 29 Compton St. Clerkenwoll,Manu.—Soaps used by cloth manufacturers, lace-bleachers,and woollen-manufacturero. Scouring soap. Mottled andyellow soap. Fancy soaps, perfumed.
5 Taylor, Hum niur.v. It Co. King’s Kd. Chelsea,—British lioueurs distilled from foreign and English fruits,fee. Distilled waters, extracted from flowers, herbs, Ice.Fancy scented soaps.
6 Lloyd, A. 10 Beak St. Manu.—The Euxesis, for
shaving without soap or water.
8 Knight, J. Old Gravel Lane, 8t. George’s, Middle-sex, Manu.—Extra pale-yellow soap, of pure and harmlesscomposition. Soft snap, ns°d in tho manutoLiuro of cloth,silk, Icr. f«»r machinery, he
9 yVarner, W. Eas;h'>urnc, Sussex. — M« dels of t'.u»casks nnd a filter.
10 Hendrik, R. 19 k 13 Tirhborne St. Quadrant,Mbdil—T oilot s* ap*. British perlumes. Pcriumcd es-
sences. Cosmetics. Improved spirituous ocotinc, or toiletvinegar. Moclline, a peculiar oleaginous compound, &c.
13 Growmitii, J. 33 Friday St.—Summer aud otherfancy soaps; pomade, essences, perfumery,and essential oh 0,
14 Ci-arni:, W. K. 27 CoinpUmSt. Clorkonwcll.—Walk'Ing stick.
15 Barnes, J. & W. Foyle, near Cohthruok.—A variedof whipthongs.
16 Caukicr, J. 127 Crawford Sfc. Inv.--Elder-flowc*toilet-soap.
17 Galbraith, W. J. T. 2f> Bennett St. Blaekfi’ia**Kd. inv. and Manu. —Writing fluids. Seitllitas powders*Marking ink. Culinary essences. Uuir oils, perfumes, & c *
18 Kde & Co. 47 Ludgate Hill, Manu.— i'erfuR* 01 ?’Walthmun’i patent ink.
19 Cowan&Sons, 139 jSewGravel La»e,Shiidwcll,M ftnU '—Specimens of pale-yellow, mottled, curd, ami marine soap
20 Cleaver, F. S. 19 lied Lion Sq. Inv. and Manu*^
Honey toiler aonp; winter soap; brown and wliito M indso* 1 2 3 4 5 6 * 8 9 10white almond, and other soaps. , . n
21 Farina, Jean Maujk, Cologne and l Salters H
Ct. Monti.—A new extract of Him de < olojrne. . .
22 Fisher, T. W. and Co., King’s llead-ct. Barbu# 1 '
Manu. nnd Bat.—Perfumery'uni Chemicals. ^
23 Stevvnmis, D. 4 Carlton St. Regent St. Mnni
Eau dc Cologuo, of British manufacture. , y,
24 Peaks, A. k F. 91 (it. Unswill St. Bloomsbury, ^and Manu.- Transparent s'-np.