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Class 8.—NAVAL ARCHITECTURE, MILITARY ENGINEERING ,West End Gallery and South-West Gallery.

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[The manufacture of manacles is carried on principallyat Birmingham . A recent account states that 4,000 pairsare annually manufactured at that town, of which one-halfare for foreign and colonial purposes. Large numbersare exported to the southern states of America for slaves.Manacles for felons are light, and highly polished.]

225 Eley, Wm. & Cham.es, 38 Broad Street, Golden

Square —Inventors and Manufacturers.

A series of illustrations in the manufacture of patentwire cartridges, for shooting game at long distances;and in the manufacture of percussion caps, renderedthoroughly impervious to water. Varieties of gun wad-ding. __

226 Lang, Joseph, 7 Haymarket —Manufacturer.Double gun and rifles of various sizes. Pocket and

other pistols of single and double barrels, the turn-over4-shot and 6-shot revolvers of all sizes.

Greyhound starters, a retriever slip, and a gun sling.

A patent walking-stick gun, with rifle and shot barrels.

Pair officer’s pistols, German silver body, electro-plat^’cap-box inlaid with silver. Pair ladies’ small pist» ls(700 balls to the pound), in tortoiseshell case, complete-Double-barrel pistol, with swivel rod, bolted and bayoneted.Improved alarm gun, for setting in plantations, lawns,gardens, rick-yards, &c.

235 Goddard, Samdel Aspinal, Birmingham —

Manufacturer. I

Fowling gun for sportsmen, with barrels of laminate'steel.

American ducking gun.

Fowling gnu, of good medium quality for the forWutrade. _

Fowling gun, with twist patent breech barrels, for 111wholesale foreign trade.

Pattern musket, and common African musket.

“ California protector ” gun, invented by the exmbitor.

Pair of gun barrels in the filed state.

Pair of gun barrels cut open, to show the manner >which the inside of barrels are finished.

227 Inskip, H., Hertford— Inventor.

United service flask. The novelty of this flask is,that the powder and shot are served from the same head,so that the same measure of each will constitute the load.Provisionally registered.

Improved egg-boiler.

228 Golding, W., 20 Davies Street, Berkeley Square —

Inventor and Manufacturer.

Double gun, for sporting purposes; with several im-provements.

229 Woolfield, Thomas, Hertford —Inventor and

Manufacturer.

Single gun of simple construction; of use where aworkman is not at hand.

230 Woodward, James, 64 St. James’s Street —

Inventor.

Double gun (fowling piece) of a different constructionto ordinary guns, possessing detached waterproof lock.

231 Yeomans & Sons, 67 Chamber Street, Goodman’s

Fields —Manufacturer.

An assortment of muskets.

232 Egg, Henry, 1 Piccadilly— Manufacturer.Self-priming percussion fowling-piece, very simple.Double-barrel copper cap fowling-piece, ornamented.

236 Rigby, William & John, 24 Suffolk Street, DMi’ 1 ''Manufacturers. . ,,

Complete Indian or Highland outfit, consisting m ‘double rifle, double shot gun, and pair of extra ' ,arl fi;Iforming, w'hen required, twin double guns, with au‘tional rifle barrels, and the locks, stocks, &c., all adjust®to one fit. ,

Double rifle with extra shot barrels, back-action Io c .and single removable hair trigger, with cases andments. Bar-lock double rifle, single trigger, cases a® ^equipments complete, with or without telescope attach 1 - ’Double-shot gun, with bar locks attached. Double g" ’back-action locks, and double rifle on improved pi®with cases complete. All constructed with continuemountings, lift-out triggers, and solid slide-bolts. . j eBar-lock double gun, without ramrod. Bar-lock su’drifle and back-action; cases complete. a ;r

Double-rifle pistol for bison shooting, with singletrigger and cases. Small horizontal double pistol ‘case; and various other pistols. Improved six-shot jvolving pistols, with detachable barrels, safety-bolt, aother improvements, in case, &c. Cavalry officer’s hopistols in case. , pi-

llar-lock single rifle, in unfinished state, preparedadjusting in the field. Different parts of a gun 111 "paratory states. jn

Specimens of bullet moulds, with improved moll * t johwhich a solid bullet can be cast. Single gun, back-alocks, in case.

233 Fairman, James, 68 Jermyn Street —Manufacturer.

Double cross-eyed gun, for gentlemen who have lost

their right eye, to be used from the right shoulder andleft eye.

Double gun in soft state. Single gun. Single rifle,two grooved.

Improved game markers, used for marking the killedand missed shots.

Caps, and chemically prepared waddings.

234 Osborne, Charles , 1 JAohficld Street, Birmingham—

Manufacturer.

Improved central-fire double gun, with chain-twist bar-rels, 14 bore; the same, 13 bore, in a soft or unfinishedstate.

Bar-slide double gun, 16 bore, carved pistol hand-stock ; and single gun, 14 bore, with improved safety lockand guard.

Tube single gun, hollow top end to end, cut-up-sides,12 bore.

Large single gun, with Col. Hawker’s improved igni-tion, maple stock, 7-8 inch bore, flat top rib, for wild-fowl shooting; all fitted with fine stub-twist barrels.

Large five-barrel revolving pistol, stock inlaid withsil ver, and lion’s head carved on butt.

Fair fancy pistols, fluted barrels, inlaid with silver.

237 Reilly, Edward M., New Oxford Street—

Manufacturer. ; s tol s >

An assortment of double guns, rifles, air-canes, P )s

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Double-barrel rifle, Ordnance bore, the size or “ - c! il,meut; compressed ball, and suitable for belted, C g tt ;ngor plugged bullets. Extra barrels for small shot, ” 0l rin the same stock; being, with case and apparatus,plete outfit for India , the Colonies, or any service. frigSpecimens of embossing and chasing, for ornamfowling-pieces and pistols. _ - t ], psE

Improved air-rifle and air-canes, for shooting l0 i)tsl

shot, and harpoon, in numerous sports and amusthey are portable, durable, and effective. nract' cCl

Practising pistols of new construction, for ba 11 P^ c _without noise or report, within-doors, in gardens,

238 Davidson, David, Captain, Bombay Army, jpga 1 '

H. Davidson, Haddington — Inyentoi.factured by J. Robertson, Haddington.

Double and single barrel rifles; double am^ teK1 fl inch rifle pistols ; single 6-inch pistol; allscopic sights. These rifles are furnished wiballets. ; cC e i®

The telescopic sight can he fixed to the 1