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BELGIUM.
372 Okban, J. M. k Sox, Liege.—Sheet-iron, wheetires and laminated bars of iron prepared with wood.
373 Lambert, T. Herstal.—Collection of bits for saddleand carriage-horses.
374 St. Leonard Company, Director, Mr. Kegnierroncelet, Liege.—Specimens of cast-steel. Bars of wroughtiron. Various blades.
375 .Peree, J. F. Liege.—Brass cock, with curvedmouth-piece; the same, straight, w’ith hidden spring.
376 Delloye, M. C. Huy (Liege).— Sheet-iron andsheet-steel for locks and hardwares.
377 Chaudoir, C. H. Liege.—Brass tubes, made with-out solder, for boilers of steam-vessels, &c.
378 Macquinay Brothers, & Nephew, Liege.—Samplesof Belgian iron nails made by hand.
379 Giuay, J, J. Liege.—Spurs, nose-bands, bits, andstirrups.
380 Delire, Mad. F. Chatclet (Hainault).—Varioussorts of nails wrought by hand.
381 Limelette, F. Gosselies (Hainault).—Samples ofwrought iron nails.
382 Prins, L. & J. B. Brussels.—Collection of brooches,set in pearls, precious stones, &c. Bracelets. Chatelaines,&c. Model of a bench, with tools for cutting and polishingdiamonds.
383 Julin, N. Liege.—Cameos.
384 Falloise, J. Liege.—Steel shield, iron and silver-gilt drinking-cups, steel bracelet, iron vase, steel pins, &c.
385 Michiels, J. Anvers.—A plaster statue, coated byelectrotype process, representing H.R.H. the PrincessCharlotte of Belgium.
386 Brodier, C. Brussels.—Cut glass pyramids forlamps.
387 Capellf.mans, J. B. Brussels. — Dinner-service,composed of vases, an ice-bowl, and fruit-dish, cut in largeflat ribs, and other services.
388 Zoude & Co. Namur.—Specimens of cut glass, con-sisting of vases for pine-anples, drinking-cups, fruit-dishes,tumblers, &c.
389 Jonet, D.—Stained window-glass; imitations ofold window-glass
390 Bennert & Bivort, Jumet (Hainault).—"Window-glass.
391 Dierckx, F. Antwerp.—Dinner-sendee, consistingof cut glass vase, fruit-baskets, fruit-dishes, sugar-bowls,wine-glasses, vases, decanters, plates, &c.
392 Frison, J. Dampremy. — Various specimens ofglass and window-glass.
393 Cappellemans, J. B. & Daroust, Brussels.—Bust,and other specimens of biscuit porcelain. Dinner servicemade of embossed lace porcelain, and other services.
394 Temsonnet, G. & Dartet, Nameche and Samson(Namur).—Fire-clay for manufactures, glass-works, Sec.
395 Pastor-Bertrand k Co. Audenne (Namur).—Gasretort fire-clay for high furnaces, and fire-bricks for liningthe inside of high furnaces.
396 Communal Commission op Marciiin, Marchin(Liege).—Plum-pudding stones for crucibles, high furnaces,Sec. High furnace crucibles made of these stones.
397 Coste, F. Tilleur (Liege).—Plumbago crucibles.
398 Smal Werpin, A. Huy (Liege).—Fire bricks of re-duced dimensions.
399 Boucher, T. Baudour.—Fire-clay retort for gas.Sagger for baking porcelain. Patented.
400 DeFuisseaux,N. Baudour.—Dessert service,porce-lain, blue ground. Baskets, bowls, plates, &c.
401 Devis, E. Brussels.—Paper-hangings.
402 Demanft, C. Saint Josse-ten-Noode, Brabant.—An inlaid rosewood table. An inlaid rosewood shelvedcabinet.
403 Lefevre, A. Molertbeek St. Jean (Brabant).—^
lection of paper-hangings. . t f
404 Couvert&Lucas, Brussels.—Mosaicfloors. T &D '
with mosaic shelf and carved foot. . ^
405 Picard- Masy, E. Brussels. — Paper-hang* 0 *
glazed, velveted, gilt, &c. gf
406 De ICeyn Brothers, St. Josse-ten-Noode, 11 ^
Brussels.—A mosaic floor, made of natural wood of d*'colours. gjf
407 Dussaert, J. Brussels.—Holy-water vessel.
made of stone pasteboard. ${
408 Giron, Madame, Brussels.—Furniture mad^
lacquer. A screen, three tables, the shelf of a table?two chairs. jjj,
409 Menge, A. G. Brussels.—Model of a foun 1 ^Articles in carved oak. Tables and shelves of oak.
410 Jeiiin, H. J. Spa.—Spa wood table, tea c °boxes, desk, &c.
411 Bruno, H. Spa.—Spa wood table, work-bo*?chest, &c.
412 Misson, Emile fc Louis, Spa.—Spa woodwork-boxes, writing-cases, cigar and needle-cases, and vflrother articles.
413 Misson, A. Spa.—Spa wood writing-cases, ^box and other boxes; basket; music desk; book-case?. $•,
414 Marin, J. E. Spa.—Spa wood tables; ter
jewel-box ; albums, &c. ^
415 Massardo, Madame J. Spa.—Spa woodjewel-boxes ; writing-cases ; table; screens, and has*
416 De Jongiie, A. Bruges, West Flanders.—^
of ornaments on wood for furniture, pillars, &c. ... tP
417 Colfs, J. T. Antwerp.—Drawing-room ob^arm-chair; tete-a-tete.
418 De Raedt, J. G. Antwerp.—A wardrob 6
of rosewood and deal. . ^ 0 %
419 Roule, A. F. Antwerp.—Furniture of 0 &
Gothic rosewood book-case, bedstead, and etag er •and rosewood tables and chairs. . Atafi*
420 Judo, T. B. Berchem, Antwerp.—Chest 01
of carved oak ; carved mahogany and walnut ch® 1 ?mahogany chairs. c
421 Delevoye, F. D. Ghent.—Library desk 0
wood. f
422 HoocnsTOEL, Ghent.— Antique wardrobe. ^ £0^
423 Guislain, C. Hastiere-Lavaux (Namur;'
marble slabs for tables. ■oniflr, ^5
424 Soetens, C. St. Gilles, near Brussels.—! a rt$ c1 ^
for pavements, and medallion portrait made 0stone, a fusible lava. . .v fl 1 * 1
425 Leclercq, A. Brussels.—White and b . gqu^chimney pieces. Basin. Marble toilet. M° s
composed of Belgian marble.
426 Follet, Narcisse, Verviers.—Stucco
pla‘
and
Paris column.
427 Vandeuoost, M. Brussels.—Boots
boot-trees, and lasts. . t{} an a
428 Stainier S. Brussels.— Boot-trees; * a > ^
made on them. . n iM$r‘
429 Dosin, B. J. ITermallc-sous-Argcntea ?
Platted willow table and arm chairs. a hesf° rC °
430 Loncke-Haeze,C. L. Roulcrs.— Hr 11
hair, hat, sweeping, and other purposes. Bru" e
431 Quanonne, C. & J. Cureghem, . ne ^
88 parcels of stearic wax candles ; lump o j \q, ■
- - * Brussels— 36 81i *
432 Rorbrt P. J. jun.r&sols.
Jean?
433 Df.lstanciie, R. & L. Molcnbcck ^
Brussels.—Stoarinc and tallow candles* nt^erp-’Tlf, & c ’
434 Touciif., G. K. St. ^urcnt, nearmade of olive oil. Tallow, soap, hog ’