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North Areas A. B. 10 to 34; C. D. E. 1 to 10, & 19 to 33; F. 1 to 32 ; G. II. 1 to 13, & 19 to 26.

989 Walkers, George, James, & Henry Gilder,

16 White Lion Street, Norton Folgute —Inventorsand Manufacturers.

Registered single brougham carriage; ■with additionalfront, to form double brougham at pleasure.

. Improvement in lamp-irons, in order to throw lightinside the carriage.

Prepared caoutchouc round-robins to hind springs.

990 Ward, J., 41 Paris Street, Exeter —Manufacturer.A cab park-phaeton, on springs, with leather robins and

axles on Collinge’s principle, having a platform behind soconstructed that a seat is formed which can be raised ifrequired, and arranged so as to sit forward, or the con-trary ; when as a platform, it is an opera-board to turnu p. The platform seat is applicable to any carriage.

991 Watts, Charles, Parkhurst, Isle of Wight —

Inventor and Manufacturer.

Velocipede, consisting of three wheels.

992 Willoughby, Solomon, John Street, Oxford

Street —Inventor and Manufacturer.

Carriage by which invalids with fractured limbs, orseverely afflicted, may be removed from their beds withoutchange of position or fatigue.

Willoughby’s Invalid Carriage.

993 Fclljames & Co., 4 Brovmlow Mews, Gray’s Inn Hoad—Manufacturers.

A carriage jack.

995 Wilson, Jacob, 26 Portland Street, Walworth _

Designer.

Improved velocipede, constructed principally of iron,adapted for exercise or amusement.

996 Wyburn, Meller, & Turner, 121 Long Acre-

Manufacturers.

Dress chariot. _

997 Ward, John, 5 Leicester Square —Designer and

Manufacturer.

Four-wheel pleasure-ground Victoria chair, in framedcarriage, upon C elliptic and body springs, with patentvulcanized India-rubber tires; to be drawn by hand orpony. The chair is lined with blue figured satin, designedand woven by Messrs. Draper, of Holborn.

Improved recumbent chair for invalids, spring stuffed,covered with Utrecht velvet, mounted on brass wheels,and adapted for a bed or couch ; with shifting elbows, forthe convenience of the patient; double action leg-rest,reading-desk, sconces, &c.

Spanish mahogany portable folding-chair, adapted forinvalids, and easily drawn; covered in scarlet morocco;mounted on patent noiseless wheels, engine-cut cogs,silver handles, shifting foot-rest, cylindrical guide-wheel, &c. _

998 Dunn, J., Sainton Colliery, near Durham —

Inventor.

A new railway for reversing locomotive engines, &e.,instead of a turn-table.

The utility of this reversing railway is stated to he togive quick despatch to the engines and trains, it beingunnecessary to disengage them, as is the case when turn-tables are employed. Another convenience is, that thereare no facing switches in the up or down lines.

999 Durham, Earl of, Lambton Castle, Durham .Improved coal drop, for loading ships, extensively used

in tile exhibitor’s mines, collieries, &c.

1000 Tunstall & Williams, Bath— Inventor.Self-acting invalid chair, enabling the invalid to alter

the recumbent posture with facility.

1001 Winterborn, John, Hackney Bond.

Model of a steam-engine.