Kingdom.]

GUNS, WEAVONS, &c.

West End Gallery and South-West Gallery.

1 xy creat resistance

Gap-sliells, made from preceding caps -when finished,li ni Luks '° lna fie caps for ordinary sporting guns; eap-

5 made from the same.

V a P s Ivhen finished.

a „ *<T°ved blank to make waterproof caps for wild-fowl. )™ck shooting, forming that part of the cap solidW ' cuntaills the charge; cap-shells made from the same,aterproof caps furnished and lined with metal.

“^5 Richardson, R„ 21 Tonbridge Place, New Hoad-ju . Manufacturer.

°dels of tents, marquees, and rick cloth.

2§C SvjnN’OTON, William, 41 G race church Streeti-i —Inventor and Proprietor.

used'" 1 ' vads . a substitute for the rope wads at present

u 111 gunnery.

Squires, William, Cottage Grove, Mile End.. -—Inventor and Manufacturer.

r We, calculated to project a ball a great distance

* u small charge.

88 McGetrick, Francis, 82] Philip Street, IfingslandHoad —Inventor.

Win |. * °f a war-engine. It is stated that this enginelr e 10,000 charges of ball cartridges in ten minutes.

28 J Truscott, Joshua, 111 Fore Street, JDevonport —Inventor.

"sina* 1 )' 01 ? s P r >nkler, for watering roads and streets, oraxle ,lid manure. When the water sinks below the

i ,> 1 s action is that of a siphon.

-v. nnnlicablo to vessels which

— Milieu

South-West Galleri.

requiring great resistance to lateral pressure. The prin-. ciple of these blocks rests upon their pure geometrical1 construction, for a weight or pressure cannot pass beyondthe centre of the stones, and they are better than stone

altogether solid.

294 Royal Yacht Club —Producers.

Models of Yachts belonging to the Royal Thames

Yacht Club.

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lj. I>, Oraigie, Esq.lit Moseley, hsq* ,lid Londesboroug ♦Vf

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T Ilarvey, Ip swic ' ( Richardson, Esq.

T. Harvey.

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15 Ikilvuieio . . [Pitdilnirn and Mare . Major H. BoysIti Mystery . , , j 25 jT. Ditchburn ... . W. Kingsford, Esq.

The first of these yachts has circumnavigated the globe ; the thirdand sixth are new ; and the rest are ail winners of many prizes.

Tr —Inventor.

295 Haughter, V.—Inventor.

Model of a traversing gun on platform.Model of a life-boat.

hn n S nspniinier, rw _

*xle . ru ^ ri ure. Wlien the water siuku U w .

* s a siphon.

C:il ' r y niai^ “ e '^ oat or raft, applicable to vessels which Model or u u «.

®W<I; hat P f^ cn ge«- U occupies a small space when Modd of * Ufe-hoat.'

k|, .® c 'ent , w hen opened, it presents a large surface, _____—_

s *>'p sink;,, 0 Ba hP ort many persons. In (he event of a 296 IIitt T., Eridport—Inventor and Manufacturer.

niade *ead v g f ** c ™ ,d °P e . ned out 011 thu deck aud Life-boatVone of a pair) for enabling a person to sustainJ ior use m a few minutes. .. w Xt, er .

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Life-oouthimself in water.

297 Cherrett, I)., Grosvcnor Mews, Berkeley Square,Working Gunmaker.

An improved two-groove rifle pistol, with invisiblelock, which throws a ball 250 yards, and can be used as aflstol, or from the # shoulder.

292

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ennett, Edward , 2 Victoria Place, Woolwich-

Univero^i , Inventor.a l’I , ficabl e f ] vcd S e block, in stone, wood, or brick,

"'ater^yt ,° l P l <R's, dock and sea-walls, foundations, Ateni ,

'icscrinii, a, ''™ ls > fire-proof floorings or roofings, and can he hung from1 Rous of furnace work, &c., or for any situation erected, and term

Wilbom,

(odels of life-boats.

301 Ddthoit & Co., fi Finsbury Place South —Designers and Manufacturers.

Aerial tent, about 12 feet by 0. Framework of Malaccacanes and mahogany. Covering of Spitalfields siik, suitable

for lawns.

Registered umbrella tent, suitable for emigrants,ofiieers, and field purposes at home and abroad. Itsobject is portability, being contained in a bag measuring7 feet by 1, and easily fixed. ( Cross Gallery, between

Worth arid North Central Gallery.')

302 Edgington, Benj., 2 Duke Street, London Fridge —Inventor and Manufacturer.

A tent, 12 feet by 8 feet, poles with table. Four cotsm be hung from the frame-work ; it is waterproof, easily■ a complete room.