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Kingdom.] Class 29.—MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES AND SMALL WARES.

North Transept Gallery.

69 Burch & Son, 32 Platt Terrace, St. Pancras —Manufacturers.

An assortment of lead pencils.

70 Mintorn, John H. Horatio, Elizabeth, and

Rebecca, 36 Soho Square —Designers and Manu-facturers.

Flowers modelled in was, showing their applicabilityas ornaments for the drawing-room, &c.

Rare and curious botanical specimens modelled in waxfrom, life, showing their growing state progressively.

71 Maguire, Wm. John, 5 Chenies Street, Bedford

Square —Manufacturer.

Flowers made from dyed feathers, used for decoration.

72 Hoskings, Ann, 7 Langthorn Place, Stratford

—Manufacturer.

Basket of was fruit. Wax pastry and vegetables.

73 Gatti, Augustine & Gasparo, 28 Bridge Road,

Lambeth; and 20 Coppice Row, Clcrkenwell —Designers and Manufacturers.

Artificial cluster of sweet peas, made from whitemuslin and velvet, each piece shaded separately.

Flowers made of paper, and preparations for the same.Patterns of articles used in making artificial flowersof British manufacture, comprising every colour and de-scription of material.

74 Foster, Son, & Duncum, 16 Wigmore Street —Manufacturers.

Various specimens of the principal articles used in themanufacture of artificial flowers. Specimens of artificialflowers, in the different stages illustrative of the manufac-ture; in vases; and arranged as ornaments for the headdress, &c. Specimens of ostrich feathers. Muff andtippet, manufactured from the paddy or marabout feather.

7 5 Ewart, Henrietta, Bath Place, New Road, andAmpthill Square, Hampstead Road —Manufacturer.Vases of wax flowers and plants.

7 6 Pope, W., Bridge Street, Exeter —Manufacturer.Various specimens of felt, &c.

77 Dorvell, Elizabeth, 199 Oxford Street — ■

Inventor.

Wax flowers for ornaments, exhibited for tinting andmodelling. • __.

78 Chisholme, Emma, 29 Edward Street,

Hampstead Road — Manufacturer.

Specimens of wax flowers.

79 Lemare, Jane Clara, 11 Cowley Terrace ,

North Brixton — Manufacturer.

Sheets of wax for modelling flowers. The raw mate-rial, in three different stages. Also, a small group olflowers, showing the application of the waxen sheets.

80 Fisher, Joseph, 3 Cripplegate Buildings

Manufacturer.

Hawthorn or May-tree, and other British manufacturedartificial flowers. __

81 Harding & Standfast, 83 Hatton Garden

Inventors.

Bonnet made of feathers, uniting warmth and light-ness, and being at the same time porous and waterproof.Artificial flowers of English manufacture.

82 Jones, Isabella B., 22 St. George’s Road,

Notting Hill — Modeller.

Group of wax flowers, from nature.

83 Callow & Son, Park Lane — Manufacturers.

A variety of gig whips.

84 Skill, Rebecca, 79 Warwick Street, Pimlico — 1Inventor and Manufacturer.

Specimens of wax flowers. These are composed of che-mical substances, resisting rough treatment, and enduringfor a length of time. Basket of flowers; vase containinga bouquet; and a glass dish with water and plant. Spe-cimens of the materials employed.

Three rustic ornaments in gutta percha.

85 Miers, W. J., 15 Lamb’s Conduit Passage, Red Lion

Square —Manufacturers.

Specimens of ornamental letters.

86 Fielder, Mrs. Grace, 11 Upper Portland Place,

Wandsworth Road —Maker.

Group of wax fruit.

87 Hool, Marv —Producer.

Flowers made of feathers.

87a Going, J., & Co., Clonmel , Ireland —Manufacturers.Pale yellow and white soap, exhibited for quality.

88 Stanton, Mary, 19 Noel Street, Islington —Manufacturer.

Wax flowers, in vases.

89 Edwards, Thomas Jeyes, 21 King Street, Holbom —Manufacturer.

Various dressing cases.

89a Mitton, T., Penny Street, Blackburn —Inventorand Manufacturer.

Fancy wax candles, for churches, &c.

90 Brien, C., Dublin —Manufacturer.

Clarified tallow candles.

91 Dixon, George , 1 & 2 Upper Eme Street, Dublin - •

Manufacturer.

Improved composite candles. Improved mould (tallow)candles, with waxed wicks. Household soap.

92 Morrell, Joseph, Darlington High Row, Durham —

Inventor and Manufacturer.

Marbled tallow candles, which burn without snuffing,and emit an agreeable perfume during combustion.

93 Galton, Mary Ann, 56 Upper Charlotte Street,

Vitzroy Square, and 26 Hermes Street, Pentonville —Designer and Manufacturer.

Sofrano standard rose-tree, mignionette. Modelled inwax.

94 Mitchell, Graham Alexander, Whitburn ,

Linlithgowshire —Producer and Inventor.

Samples of vinegar, with a specimen of the plant whichproduces it.

Specimens of mineral candles.

Specimens of a chemical composition for preservinghouses from damp.

95 Jones, W. Henry, Rev., M.A., Queen’s College , Oxford,and Chailey, near Lewes, Sussex —Inventor andPatentee.

The acolyte; or patent safety candle-cap. The use ofthis instrument with lighted candles, while increasingthe light and lessening the consumption, serves to pre-vent the waste and discomfort occasioned by theirswaling or guttering, and overflowing, in draughts ormotion. The acolyte is also available for carrying ashade.

The invention consists in the combination of a “ cap”of metal (as a heat-conducting substance) regulating thesupply to the wick, with a “guide” of glass (as a non-conductor of heat) maintaining its perpendicularity with-out communicating heat so as to melt the lower part ofthe candle; as exhibited in the cuts on the next page, inelevation and section. *