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MANUFACTURES—STEAMERS—COALS- ETC.

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B RYMBO COAL (on the Admiralty list) is con-sidered to he the largest and finest that can he obtainedin Great Britain. It is shipped with despatch from Birken-head , on the River Mersey (where the largest-sized shipslie afloat), and at Saltney, near Chester, at very moderateprices.

Fire Clay and Bricks , of a very superior quality,also on sale.

BRYMBO COLLIERY, Wrexham, North Wales .Office in Liverpool , 2, Sweeting-street , near the Exchange, [i 199

H ORSES* FEET.—CHERRY'S {Her Majesty's

principal Veterinary Surgeon) Elastic Stoppings forHorses’ Feet have stood the test of 25 years’ experience,and their usefulness in supporting and preserving the Feetof Horses has led to imitations that are deficient in themost essential properties. The original efficacious Stoppingshave the Inventor’s name branded on them, and are madeonly by Ward, Saddler, Queen-street, Cheapside, Manufacturerof every description of Saddlery, Harness, &c. &c., at thelowest possible prices. [i 248

jAIRST-CLASS STEAMERS FROM HULL to

Jl Hamburgh, Antwerp , Bremen, Kampen, Yarmouth,Goole, and Gainsbro’. Also to London thrice a-week, atreduced fares ; and to Copenhagen and St. Petersburg dur-ing the season. Inquiries by post, addressed to Brownlow,Pearson, and Co., General Forwarding Agents, Hull, willhave prompt attention. [i 6

B elfast and the north of Ireland via

FLEETWOOD.—The Royal Mail Steamers “ Princeop Wales ” and “ Princess Alice” leave Fleetwood forBelfast every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Evenings,after the arrival of the 10 a.m. Train from London . SeeBradshaw's Guide , p. 120 ; or apply to

KEMP & Co., Fleetwood. [i 206

ELECTRIC TELEGRAPHS

O F ANY KIND, and of* very Superior Workman-ship, supplied by W. T. HENLEY, Telegraph Engineer,Magnet Manufacturer, and Mechanician, and Patentee ofthe Magneto-Electric Telegraph, 46, St. Joiin’s-street-road, Clerkenwell, London .

W. T. H. undertakes to erect Telegraph Works, in thiscountry or abroad, at a very reduced charge, and, if re-quired, keep them in order; or when Railway Companiesor others wish to erect their own Wires, he will supply themwith Instruments of first-rate quality, as he has lately done(on Cook and Wheatstone ’s principle) to the South-EasternRailway Company, for the Reading, Reigate, and Guildford and Hastings and Ashford Lines—the Telegraph Companybeing paid for a Licence for using the Patent. W. T.Henley also calls attention to his Magneto-Electric Tele-graph, the Patents for which he has assigned to the Magneto-Electric Telegraph Company. This Instrument requires nobattery, and is the only Telegraph not affected by wetweather or bad insulation of any kind.

W. T. H. also manufactures Magnets , Magnetic, Magneto-Electric, or other apparatus, of any dimensions; also alldescriptions of Clock-work Trains and other Machinery .

Wire, covered with Silk, Cotton , Gutta Percha, or India-rubber, of any size or in any length. [i 260

ELECTRIC TELEGRAPHS. “

WILLIAM REID,

ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH ENGINEER,

25 , UNIVERSITY-STREET, LONDON ,

H AS always on hand a large Assortment of ELEC-TRIC TELEGRAPH INSTRUMENTS, in variousdesigns, for giving signals and sounding alarums.

Also an extensive stock of materials for erecting POLEand SUBTERRANEAN TELEGRAPHS, consisting ofWire coated with Zinc , Gutta Percha prepared in variousforms, Insulators of the most approved kind in Earthen-ware, Glass, Gutta Percha, &c.

Patent prepared Wire, for Submarine and other Tele-graphs.

W. R., having been engaged in making Instruments anderecting Telegraphs for the last 13 years, is prepared to fur-nish tenders for the cost of Lines, and erect Telegraphs toany extent with the greatest possible despatch. Qr 121

CONSTRUCTION OF RAILWAYS.

R ANSOMES & MAY, Ironfounders, Engineersand Manufacturers of Agricultural Implements, Ips-. wich, and No. 3, Great George-street, Westminster: wheremay be had particulars respecting Barlow’s Patent Wrought-iron Bailway Turntables and Cast-iron Sleepers; Wild’sPatent Turntables and Switches; R. & M.’s own Regis-tered Water-Crane; R. & M.’s Patent Compressed Tree-nails and Keys, &c., for Railways ; Leggett’s Queen PrintingPress, with self-acting Inking Apparatus.

For Agricultural Implements , and for Turntables, &c. &c.see Official Illustrated Catalogue. ’

Also their Illustrated Catalogue of Implements and Ma-chines, on application to their London Office as above orpost-free by enclosing Six Postage Stamps. R. & M. callparticular attention to their Patent Trussed Beam IronPlough, marked Y. F. L., price as a swing 21. 10s.; and totheir new Broad-share, Scarifying, and Subsoil Plough;and their new Seed-dropper, Agricultural Steam-engines’and Thrashing Machines. R. & M. continue to undertakethe construction of Railway Bridges, and to supply Cast-iron Girders, Columns , &c. &c.; also the building of Cattleand Goods Trucks. Ipswich is about 69 miles from London by Railway.

INSTRUMENTS D’AGRICULTURE.

RANSOMES et MAY, Ingenieurs , Fondeurs en Fer, etFabricants des Instruments d’Agriculture, a Ipswich, Angle-terre. Avis au public:—On peut obtenir nn CatalogueIllustre des Machines et des Instruments d’Agriculture aNo. 3, Great George-street , Westminster , ou affranchi a tousles Departements de la France, en envoyant une douzained’estampes de poste. Ipswich est eloigne de Londres de28 lieues (environ), partant de Shoreditch, par le Chemin deFer des Eastern Counties, et y arrivant en trois heures etdemie. On peut y aller et revenir le meme jour sans segener, et on donne des billets de retour pour la journee aprix reduit. Ils fabriquent aussi des

PRESSES A IMPRIMER;

et ils ont a Ilyde Bark une autre Presse a Imprimer fournied’une mocanisme a distribuer l’encre, qui s’agit de soi-meme. (i 265

/COCKERELL and CO.’S BEST COALS ONLY,\J —always at the lowest Cash Price—PURFLEETWHARF, EARL-STREET, BLACKFllIARS, and EATONWHARF, BELGRAYE-PLACE, PIMLICO. [i 64

H ARRISON, AINSLIE, & CO., Newland Fur-nace, Ulverston , exhibit a Case containing HematiteIkon Ore, from Lindal-Moor Mines, in Furness; analysedby Dr. Sheridan Muspratt, F.R.S.E., and by him certified tocontain—

Sesquioxitle of iron, C Metallic94*97 per cent. t OxygenSilica ....Lime ....Moisture .

Loss ...»

66 47 per cent.28*50 ,,

3*43 ,,

0*71 ,,

0*24 ,,

0*65—100*00

Charcoal Pig-iron and Furnace-cinder, from NewlandBuchbarrow, Duddon, and Lorn Furnaces—the only Char-coal Furnaces in Britain . [i 201

mm

ROYAL OSBORNE SAUCE,

P REPARED by Hek Majesty’s Chemist in theIsle of Wight, specially patronised by the ROYALYACHT SQUADRON , is decidedly the best and cheapestSauce extant, greatly excelling all in extraordinary richness,piquancy, and fine gout. There is none like it for creatingappetite, assisting digestion, and imparting relish tile mostexquisite to fish, game, chops, hot and cold meats, gravies,&c. • and, being quite clear, there is no waste with sediment.Agent —Kumsey, 3, Queen-street-place , Cheapside , London .Retailed by Sauce-vendors generally. .

(See Catalogue.') [i 275