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Class 29.
MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES and SMALL WARES.
77 Dorvell, Elizabeth, 199 Oxford St. Inv. — Waxflowers.
78 Chisholme, Emma, 29 Edward St. Hampstead Kd.Manu.—Wax flowers.
79 Lemare, Jane Clara, 11 Cowley Ter. North Brix-ton, Manu.—Sheet wax for modelling flowers.
80 Fisher, J. 3 Cripplegate Buildings, Manu.—Haw-thorn or May-tree and other artificial flowers.
81 Harding & Standfast, 83 Hatton Garden.—Vaseof flowers.
82 Jones, Isabella B. 22 St George’s Rd. NottingHill, Mod.—Group of wax flowers, from nature.
83 Callow 8t Son, Park Lane.—Various gig whips.
84 Skill, Rebecca, 79 Warwick St. Pimlico, Inv. andManu.—Infrangible wax flowers. Specimens of the mate-rials employed.
85 Miers, W. J. 15 Lamb’s Conduit Passage, RedLion Sq.—Specimens of ornamental letters.
88 Fielder, W. Upper Portland Place, WandsworthRd.—Group of wax fruit.
87 Hool, Mart. —Flowers made of feathers.
87aGoino J. & Co. Clonmel, Ireland, Manu. — Pale
yellow and white soap, exhibited for quality.
88 Stanton, Mary, 19 Noel St. Islington, Manu.—Waxflowers.
89 Edwards, —, 21 King St. Holborn. — Variousdressing cases.
90 Biuen, C. Dublin.—Clarified tallow candles.
91 Dixon, G. 1 and 2 Upper Erne St. Dublin, Manu.—Improved composite and mould candles. Household soap.
92 Morrell, J. Darlington High Row, Durham, Inv.and Manu.—Tallow candles, which bum without snufling,marbled and perfumed.
93 Galton, Mary Ann, 56 Upper Charlotte St. FitzroySq. and 26 Hermes St. Pentonville, Dcs. and Manu.— Sofranostandard rose tree, mignionette; modelled in wax.
94 Mitchell, G. A. Whitburn, N.B. Prod, and Inv.—Vinegar plant and samples of vinegar, mineral candles, andof a composition for preserving houses from damp.
85 Jones, Rev. W. II. Cnailey, near Lewes, Sussex,Inv. and Pat.—The Acolyte or patent safety candle-cap.
96 Kirby, Beard & Co. Depot, Cannon St.—Anassortment of needles and pins.
97 Sandell, E. Putney, Inv. and Manu.—Odoriferouslighters, for igniting tapers, lamps, fcc.
98 Lewis, Miss,Walthamstow, Essex—Paper-cuttingsexecuted with scissors.
99 Hale, W. S. 73 Queen St Manu.—Steorine, anditenrine and composite candles, &c.
100 Rogers & Co., 137 Strand.—Baby jumper.
101 Bill, R. 16 Basing _Lano.—Samples of improvedfusees.
102 Gower, T. Gun Lane, St. Stephen’s, Norwich, Inv.and Manu. - Lemonade, prepared from vegetable substances
103 Graham, Lemon, & Co. Ireland.—'l'ne process ofthe manufacture of lozenges and comfits, with samples.
104 Boland, P. 138 Lapel 8t_ Dublin, Manu.— Varioussorts of biscuits snd cakes.
106 Thwaites, A. & K. fc Co. 57 Upper Ssckville St.Dublin, snd 17 St.Allwn'i PI. Hsymnrket, London, luv. sndManu.—Sods water, of two degrees of strength, introducedto the public in 1800 by the lateK. Perrcvs 1 , M.D. of Dublin.
106 WoTHF.BSFOON,J. & Co. Glasgow, Maiiu.—Lozenges,made by patent steam machinery.
107 Huntley & Palmer, King’s Rd. Reading, Manu.—Sweet fancy biscuits, made by steam machinery.
108 I.ealk fc Albrecht. Confectioners'rake moulds.
109 Bego, W. G. 20 Market St. Edinburgh, Inv. andManu.—Samples of lozenges snd other confections, fco.
110 Wilken, A. 6 Little Winchester St. London Wall.—Savoy cake, ornamented with sugar.
IIOaLdcas, G.—Lozenges and other comfits.
111 Tidmarsii, R. 3 Jamaica Row, Bermondsey. —Cachous aromatic, fumigating and aromatic pastilcs.
112 Gunter, R. Motcomb and Lowndes St. BelgraveSq. Inv.—Two bride-cakes.
113 Hubbard, H. B. Baker St. Enfield, Manu.—Gin-gerbread nuts and gingerbread, which will keep for 20 years.
114 Schooling, 11. 7 North Side, Bethnal Green, Manu.—Pate de jujubes; chocolate, sticks, drops, and in cake;and other confectionery. Gelatine, for printing, Sic.
115 Warrick Brothers 3 Garlick Hill, Manu.—Jujubes, lozenges, and other confectionery.
116 Vine, R. 10 King St, Borough, Dcs. and Manu.—A bride-cake, ornamented with sugar icing by piping.
117 Burton, H. Hampstead.— British insects, pre-served.
118 Richards, R. 21 Tonbridge PI. New Rd.—Variousfishing nets.
119 Kroon, II. 22 Gilbert St. Grosvenor Sq. Des. andManu.—Composit ion set of dessert ornaments of eight pieces,and centre table ornaments, in white and gold.
120 Farrell, R. H. 35 Lambs’ Conduit St. Des. andManu.—Table ornaments for confectioners, in plaster ofParis, gilt. Models in wax and sugar.
121 Spratt, 1. 1 Brook St. Hanover Sq.—The game of“ cockamaroo,” improved. Model hay-cart.
122 Montanari, A. 29 Upper Charlotte St. Fitzroy Sq.Manu.—Model wax dolls, the hair being inserted into thehead. Model rag dolls.
123 Lascelles, J. W. Liverpool.—Model of Mansion-house. Flies for fishing.
124 Boiiciiet, A. 74 Baker St. Portman Sq.—Animatedand musical tableau, representing the Great Exhibition andpeople of all nations, l’anoptic polyrama. Armorial tro-phies nnd Saracen armour, tec
125 Blackhore, Mary, 1 Bosoman’s Buildings, Isling-ton Green, Inv. and Manu.—Artificial flower-plant, formedof lieads.
128 SruniN, E. C. 37 New Bond St. Des.—Mechanicaltoy model of an English farm, with figures, threshing-machine, windmill, &c. in action. Gulliver in Lilliput,modelled by A. Fleischmann, of Sonnebcrg.
127 Lucas, H. 8 Broad Ct. J.ong Aero.—Progressivegarden rocking-horse.
128 Dear, J. C. 191 Bishopsgato Without, Manu.—Kocking-horse; and walking-sticks, carved.
129 Short, .1. Wnllington, Surrey.—Essential oils °*peppermint and lavender.
130 Beaney, T. St. I.conards-on-Sen, Manu.—Arrows,inlaid by machinery. Heg.
131 Holland, H. Darwin St. Birmingham, Inv. sndManu.—Umbrellas and parasols, with metallic frames, illus-trations of processes of manufacture.
132 Stkars, S. Briggate, Leeds, Manu.—The PrincesKoval parasol.
lS3 Wilson fc Matheson, Candleriggs St. Glasg 0 "’Maim.—New portnble umbrellas. ■
134 Waodinoton k Sons, 1 Coleman St. — Patent pervis jwrasols and umbrellas.
136 Slahk, W.67 Burlington Arcade.- Improved unbrellaa. Parasols, driving and riding whip. Penang swocane. Steel foil, covered with loather. Improved railw icalls and dog whips. . p.j
138 Sanoster, W. fc J. 140 Regent St. Manu.
—hew patent parasol. Application of feathers as an .ment to parasols. Alpaca parasols and umbrellas,land’s patent light silk umbrella.