143
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Class 29.
MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES and SMALL WARES.
—Cricket bats. Gauntlets, India-rubber gloves, leg guards,balls, stumps, &c.
195 Medway, J. 134 St. John St. "West Smithfield. Des.and Manu.—Cricket stumps constructed on a novel andsimple principle. Reg.
190 LiLLrwniTE & Sons, 10 Prince’s Ter. Islington, Inv.and Manu.—Cricket bats and balls. Wickham’s trap balls.Allen’s stumps. Leg-guards, new design. India-rubbergloves, flannel dress, &c.
197 Dark, Matilda, k Sons, Lord’s Cricket Ground,St. Marylebone, Manu.—Cricket bats and wickets.
188 Dark, li. Lord’s Cricket Ground, Inv. and Manu —Tubular India-rubber gloves; gauntlet gloves; leg guards;spiked soles for shoes; and cricket balls.
199 Caldecourt, W. H. 14 Townsend Rd. St. John’sWood, Marylebone, Manu.—Cricket catapulta, a machinefor propelling the ball. Rats and stumps.
200 Trebeck, T. F. 3 Sun St. Bishopsgate.—A varietyof rocking-horses, dolls, and miscellaneous toys.
201 Goino, J. Clonmel.— Various soaps.
202 Gordon, C. Museum, Dover, Manu.—A group ofstuffed British birds, an owl surrounded by small birds.
203 Harbor, T. Reading.—Stuffed animals and birds.
204 Bekvor, J. M.D. Newark.—Forester, a memberof the Rufford Hunt.
208 Katteray & Thompson. —Fishing nets.
207 Walford, C. sen. Witham, Essex, Preserver.—Aseries of preserved British birds.
208 Yerbury, J. 114 Bishopsgate St. Within, Prop.—Staite’s patent diaphragm tobacco-pipe bowl, manufacturedin stone china by Messrs. Wedgwood and Sons.
209 Thompson, H. W'eybridge Common, Ohertaey, Inv.and Manu.—Imitative cameos, and gold and silver wafers.
210 Brindley, J. Milk St. Bristol.—Small cask, ofpeculiar construction.
211 Reed, J. W. M Peel PI. Kensington.—A stick ofa peculiar construction.
212 Walford, J. Witham, Essex.—Stuffed birds.
213 Barsham, Son & Co. Loudon and Strattord.—Spe-cimen of pulped cloth, a combination of paper with a wovenfabric. Emery cloth, glass cloth, and glass paper. Emery,and black-lead. Patent framed door-mat.
214 Sacker, F. C. 7 Kpping PI. Mile End, Des.—Razor-strop. formed of a composition of wool.
215 Rogers, K. & H. Prospect Row, Walworth, Manu.—Specimens of glass, emery, and sand papers and cloths.
218 Bursell K. k Clara, 9 lork Ter. Queen’s lid.Ilomsey Ud.—Compressible toys.
217 Austin, W. Crowhurst.— A footstool.
218 Sharp, J. Hniton, Bucks.—Specimens of carvings.
219 Williams, T. M,—Case of studied birds,
220 Fisher, J. Blandford.—Wire buttons.
221 Leadbeater, J. Brewer St. Golden Sq.—StufTedIndian game birds, kc.
222 Spencer, T. 7 Gt. Portland St. Inv. and Prod.—Preserved birds, on artificial frost and snow,
223 Gardner, J. 426 Oxford St.- Various specimens ofstuffed birds, indigenous to Britain.
224 Anderson, K. Dunkeld, Scotland, Manu.—Artificialsalmon and trout-files, for the lakes and rivers of Scot-land.
Q flfi Fisher, E. St. Mar’s, W isbech, Inv. and Prod.—Models of stacks, to show a new mode of covering them.
228 Slater, J. Cheadle, Staffordshire, Inv. ami Manu.—Twine reel for drapers. <iruggists, grocers, kc.
228 Dacbarn, W, Wisbech.—Specimens of reel andball sewing cottons.
230 Quin, J. Kidderminster, Inv. Des. and Manu.—Combed wool, in white and various colours. Gothic bird-
cage, cut out of the w ood. Lathe, on a new’ plan, for sittingto work. Improved carpet-shuttles. Novel para9oI-frame.
231 Chamberlain, T. Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicester-shire, Manu.—Stones for burnishing plate and gildedwork.
232 Moore k Murphy, Ilolbom Hill, Inv. and Manu.—Rich wedding cake, with removeable ornament.
234 Dunbar, W. Loch Inver, Golspie, Scotland, Pre-server.—Two cases of Sutherlandshire wild birds and animals.
237 Brown k Son, Leeds, Manu,—Bobbins and skewersused in its preparing, spinning, and twisting of cotton; flaxbobbins, creel pins, and bosses; worsted bobbins, spools,and carrying rollers; silk bobbins, &c.
239 Standrinq, J. k Brother, Manchester, Manu.—Braids, in gold, silk, mohair, worsted, and cotton. Laces,and platted lines. Cord for dresses. Bindings, figured anaplain ; and fringes for trimmings.
240 Fletcher, li. Manchester, Inv. and Manu.—Brasslettering on glass.
242 Hall, J. Green Gate St. Oldham, Des. and Manu.— A bird-cage, containing 2,522 pieces, and composed of 21different kinds of wood.
243 Bell k Black, 15 Bow Lane, Manu.—Vestas andcongreves matches, with machine for cutting them, See.
244 Fletcher, W. Burnham,near Bridgwater. — Work-ing models of filtering vessels. Model of Burnham Light-house. Specimens of amber, jets, &c., found on the coastof Norfolk, polished.
245 Cow per, E. A. Kensington.—Models for the use ofschools.
248 Morf.ll, II. 149 Fleet St.—Manufacture of leadpencils.
250 Wright, H. Bclvicw Steam Mills, Dublin, Manu.-'Buttons, knives and forks, kc . maiio from bone and horn*Neats-foot oil. Cow hair, used in blanket making, and byfelt-makers. Gelatine and portable soup. Farina fromtatoes. Indian corn meal. Beet-root sugar.
252 Staigiit & Sons.— Manufactures from ivory. „
253 Iliff, W. T. Newington.— “ London street scenes,u May day,” ice., modelled (by the hand) from gutta perch*tby Miss E. Moorsom, of Kennington, aged 13.
257 Bripon, R. Bristol, Inv. and Manu. — Models offoe^of a material that will bear nailing or hammering. .
259 Ritchie, J. 2 South back of Canongate, Edinbni*#' 1 ’Manu.—Sash-line, with metallic centre. Metallic cord, t°lustres, pictures, ami bell-pulls. ..
201 Earnsiiaw, It. J. Donenster. Manu. — Wool sheej®'or top sheets, for packing fine combed wool, called “tops*
262 Napier, J. 14 East Seienn St. Edinburgh, In^*^Printing cases, taking one-third less space than thosegeneral use. Model of a heating or cooling apparatusrooms. A quick method of finding any place in books,method of ornamenting end wood in joinery, kc . ^
268 Wanlf.ss,T. Itock, near Alnwick, Newcastle, M ^
—Judy’s pincushion and piercers, made by a working bissmith.
267 Down, S. Ivythorn, near Glastonbury, Des. 1of a decoy pool, for taking wild fowl. t n f tb®
270 Local Committee Liverpool.— Specimensvarious productions imported into Liverpool. \Vork*»
272 Alcock, S. li. k Co . Dublin Blacking «Manu. - Sample of liquid blacking. n,.mof*
274 Mitchell, Rev. W. Woolwich, Inv.—' cV ept
bull, with iron-frame and stuffed buffer attached.goring. Motto in eleven different languages, boelectric brush, to ensure repose. q
275 WestiieadJcC o. Manchester.— Various c ottoib
Including bell ropes, fringe, curtain holders, tap »
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