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Class 10.—PHILOSOPHICAL, MUSICAL, HOROLOGICAL ,North, North Central, and South Central Galleries.

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10 Lowry, S., 3 Lower Charles Street , Northampton Square ,Clerkenwell —Inventor and Manufacturer.

Lever watch, to show dead seconds on the one trainonly, with the usual number of vibrations or beats. In-vented and registered by the exhibitor.

Gold chronometer, with compensation balance, iso-chronal spiral, spring rated, and adjusted with other mo-dern improvements.

Model of the chronometer, or detached escapement, onan enlarged scale.

Small watch, with compensation balance, hard pendu-lum spring, &c. Plain lever watch.

Movements of different watches in their rough andfinished state.

Marine chronometers, &c., to show dead and completeseconds on the ordinary train.

11. Connell, William, 83 Cheapside —Manufacturer.

Pair of two-day marine chronometers, Earnshaw’s de-tached escapements; compound balance adjusted for hightemperatures.

12 Loseby, E. T., 44 Gerrard Street , Islington —

Inventor.

Mercurial compensation balance, exhibiting four modi-fications.

A regulator, illustrating a new principle in clocks, andshowing an improved form of mercurial pendulum.

An arc compensation.

13 Holl, Frederick Richard, 8 Weymouth Terrace , City

Road —Inventor, Patentee, and Manufacturer.

Gold index pocket-chronometer, with short angle-

locking spring to the escapement, set-hands at thependant.

Gold centre seconds eight-day pocket chronometer, Rj"dependent seconds, train, and stop work, with left-sideu>short, angle-locking spring to the escapement. # ,

Silver thirty-hour pocket chronometer, with right-sidedshort angle-locking spring, &c.

Gold compensated duplex index watch, gold dial, set-hands at the pendant.

Gold compensated lever index watch.

Gold lever index watch (lady’s), gold dial. . ,

Silver lever index watch, set-hands on the dial, ' n ’ 1 ‘ 1a key, locking spring.

The object of the short angle-locking spring is to makethe angle of the escapement so short that the balance>being more detached, the chronometer cannot stop in P 1 *pocket from the balance receiving a motion.

The index watches are a new invention, intendedanswer the double purpose of supplying a lever to bend

the main-spring, and also to indicate the number of hoursthe watch will go before the power is exhausted.

Gold centre seconds eight-day pocket chronometer, ,n 'dependent seconds train and stop work.

Silver thirty-hour pocket chronometer.

Gold compensated duplex index watches.

Gold and silver lever index watches.

Index watches, upon a new principle, kept going f 1 ’ 0111day to day by simply pushing the index.

14 Adams, Thomas, 36 Lombard Street — Manufacture 1,Black marble timepiece, of chronometrical movementblending the Grecian and Egyptian styles.

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Black Marble Timepiece, by Adams.

Imitation oak timepiece represented in the followingengraving.

Timepiece, with self-acting model of the Royal Observ-atory, with staff and ball, to rise and drop at one o’clock,as at Greenwich. Marine chronometer.

16 Howell, James, & Co., 9 Regent Street •—

Manufacturers. # \ve

Large or-molu clock, representing Jupiter, the tHours of the Sun, Apollo, and Diana, and Spring ‘Autumn strewing flowers and fruit on the earth.