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Class 29.
MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES and SMALL WARES.
277 Lucas, G. 42 Kennedy St. Manchester, Inv. andMaim.—Crass and zinc door, window, and sign-plates, en-graved by machinery, the letters filled with a compositionwhich does not crack or decompose.
278 Ksdaile, J. Elm PI. Hulme, Inv. and Manu.—Hat-felt, used by printers of calicoes, silks, woollens, &c, Wool-len-felt, for polishing plate-glass, marble, &c. Pelted gloves,used by glass-blowers, iron-founders, and others, &c.
280 Smith, W. & A. Mauchline, Ayrshire, and 61 Char-lotte St. Birmingham, Manu.—Articles of Scotch fancywood work, made chiefly of sycamore, ornamented withTartan checking, and in the Arabesque and Scoto-Kussianstyles.
281 Cockerill, R. Banbury, Oxon.—Blacking.
282 Easterling, J. —Anchovy and other sauces.
285 Wood, P. H. 20 Redman’s Row, and Assembly PI.
Mile End.—Refining powder for coffee, and colouring for8 °ups. gravies, &c.
280 Cocks, E. Reading.—Reading and other sauces.
237 Dutton Sc Co. Runcorn, Cheshire, Manu. — School,slates manufactured by machinery, framed in mahogany andbird-eye maple,
289 Malcalieu, W. 97 Hatton Carden, Imp.—Models°f dwellings and implements made by the Christian Esqui-maux, at the Moravian settlements on the coast of Labrador,^°rth America.
290 Local Committee, Hull.—Specimens of the stapleimported articles of the port of Hull, accompanied with de-8criptions and statistical information.
^ 291 Bartlett, A. 1). 16a Great College St. CamdenI own.—Specimens of taxidermy. Life size models of thedodo, &c.
292 Withers, W. Devizes, Wilts, Prop.—Caso of stuffedPartridges.
293 Bessent, Maria, 5 Union St. New Bond St. Manu.j^Eancy pincushions, match boxes, Sec. manufactured from^uunon egg slid Is.
g 295 James, J. Redditch, Worcester.—Pins and needles,‘‘h-hooks, needle boxes, and needle books.
297 Ciiamuerb, It.—Pins and needles,p, 301 Hbuuert, Mrs. F. 20 Royal Avenue Terrace,helsca, Inv. amateur. — Chepstow Castle, Monmouth-lr e, by moonlight. Specimen of Papyrography: a novelkv n of representing landscapes in tissue-paper, simplyill!. J10 usc °f knife and scissors, without the aid of colour-
302 Rankin, Emily, & Lear, Ellen, South St Wands-worth, Des. and Manu.—Picture frames of ornamentalleather work.
303 Prideaux, Miss, Wellington, Somerset.—A smallbasket of rice-paper flowers, cut out with scissors.
304 Harrison, Margaret, 19 Bromley St. CommercialRoad East.—Victoria Regina, and orchiderus, in wax.
305 Barling & Sons, 142 High St. Camden Town, Des.and Manu.—Silver-mounted meerschaum smoking pipes.
305a Gibbs, D. & W. City Soap Works, Inv. and Manu.—Perfumed patent exhibition, and inlaid cameo soaps.Naples shaving tablets. Naples and inlaid tablets. Samplesof patent soft soaps for medical and manufacturing purposes.
300 Morlakd, J. & Son, 50 Eastcheap, London Bridge.—Umbrellas and parasols.
307 Adair, B. Workington.—Specimens of hair watchguards.
308 Barrett Sc Son, Beech St. Barbican.—Glass’s pa-tent machine for sweeping chimneys.
309 Burch, C. & Son, 32 Pratt Ter. St. Pancras Rd.—Rosewood box, glass top for ornamented pencils, with brassornaments and screwR of the Elizabethan style.
311 Pearce, T. B. Newman St. Oxford St.—Self-actingfishing-rod, by which many lines can be used at the sametime, with a variety of newly-invented fishing tackle, &c.
312 Aggio, G.H. Colchester,Des. and Manu.—Ottomanof novel description, Sec.
313 Hodge, W. 34 Great Marlborough St. Des. andManu.—A cabinet writing-case, in ornamented moroccoleather, and containing every requisite for correspondence.
316 Stirling, T. Bow Bridge Slate Works, Stratford,Essex, and 38 New Bread St. City.—Patent rapid ascensionand royal Albert filters. Chimney piece, table tops, &c. ofenamelled slate.
310 Lucas Brothers, 113 Aldersgate St.—Forty-ninedifferent kinds of lozenges, ornamentally stamped, with thequantity of medicine each lozenge contains.
317 Cocks, J. & C. 6 Duke St. Reading, Manu.—Samplesof genuine Reading and Old England sauces.
318 Walker, J. 56 Shaftesbury St. New North Rd.—Dried London flowers retaining their natural colours.
319 Schrader, Miss H. 4 Windsor Ter. Old KentRd.—Bended purses, head dresses, &c.
320 Hancock, J. A.—Collection of stuffed birds andanimals. (In North Transept.)
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Section IV.—FINE ARTS.
Claus 30. SCULPTURE, MODELS, AND PLASTIC ART, MOSAICS,
ENAMELS, ETC.
•- Areas F. 30 to 32, O. & H. 28 to 32, and I. & J. 28, 29, & 32,
FINE ART COURT.
'Gth^u .luu, T. 50 Long Aero, Inv. and Manu.—Paint-'d *‘" ca colours and glass inodium, with assortment
■Darin? , C ° N0AN ™. E. 427 Oxford St. Inv. and Prod.—Ad C 0 ’ executed in the now style of aerial tinting.
Colours i/°' VNEY Co. 51 Itathhoue PI. Manu.—Artists’
?ont s brushes, pencils, crayons. Mathematical instru-of tyno-chro
<) *npy'‘ Jettons of typo-chromatlc printing, inv, by F. W,
5 Kearney, W\ H. Marll>orough Cottage, Brompton,Inv.—Crayon painting, executed with Kearney’s Venetianpastils; impervious to damp, and for internal decorations.
0 Kobertbon Sc Co. 51 l<ong Acre, Manu.—Canvas,prepared for painting brushes and pencils. Water colours.
7 Reeves St Sons, 113 Cheapride, Inv. and Manu.—Drawing pencils. Water colours, prepared with wax. Sec.
8 Green St Fahey. 62 Charlotte 8t. Portland PI. and15 York PI. Brompton, Inv.—Folding drawing models, in