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Catalogue of the British Section. 
HOLMES, J. E., 12, Buckingham 
Street, Strand, London.—Motive Power for 
driving Sewing Machines and other light 
Machinery, shown driving a Sewing Ma 
chine. (507) 
WESTON, John, i, Basinghall 
Street, London. — Cigar-making Machine. 
(S°8) 
HIND, H., & SON, Queen's Road, 
Nottingham.-—Screw-cutting Gap Lathes, 
Slotting Machine, Shaping Machine, Plan- 
ing Machine, Wall and Vertical Drilling 
Machines, Horizontal Boring Machine, 
Nut-turning Machine, Slotting Machine for 
Nuts, Parallel and Portable Vices, Chucks, 
&c. (509) 
SCOTT, George, L., Croivn Iron- 
works, Heywood Street, West Gorton, Manches 
ter.—Wheel-moulding Machine and Steam 
Ventilator for mines. (510) 
BAXTER, W. H„ Elm Cottage, 
Brixton Hill, London.—Automatic Weighing 
Machine for Corn and other Granulär Sub- 
stances, and for Liquids. (5 11) 
DUNSTON ENGINE WORKS 
COMPANY, Gateshead-on-Tyne.—Archer’s 
Stone Breaker; Newall’s Steam Ore Crusher. 
(S12) 
KIRKSTALL FORGE COM 
PANY, Leeds.—Steam Hammers. (280) 
(See Appendix.) 
BRADBURY & COMPANY, Old 
ham.—Sewing and Embroidery Machines, 
adapted for various domestic and manu- 
facturing purposes, such as the making of 
Hats, Caps, Boots, Millinery, and General 
Clothing ; Appliances and Accessories for 
the Machines, &c., &c. (514) 
(See Appendix.) 
LAWRENCE, W., & COMPANY, 
14, St. Mary Axe, London.—Refrigerators 
for cooling “Worts,” Milk, and for puri- 
fying and cooling water; Mashers, Spar- 
gers, &c.; Models of Ships’ and other 
Pumps; Model of Wood and Malortie’s 
Patent Fuel Economizing Furnace; Water 
Boiling, Purifying, and Cooling Apparatus. 
[Lent to Her Majesty’s Commissioners.J 
(515) 
(See Appendix.) 
DAVIS & PRIMROSE, 68, Duke 
Street, Leith.—Double-acting Steam Hammer 
for general forging purposes in smiths’ shops. 
(516) 
SIBREE, Peter, Great Drifßeld» 
Yorkshire.—Hydraulic Press for extracting 
Oils, with Steel Moveable Cylinders, and 
Double Pumps, Stops, &c. (517) 
(See Appendix.) 
BERTRAM, J., & SON, Leith 
Walk Foundry, Edinburgh.—Patent Appara 
tus for Straining Pulp for Paper Making. 
(518) 
HOPTON, H., & SON, 67, George 
Street, Fusion Square, London.-—Bent Car- 
riage Shafts, Wheels, Bent Woodwork, and 
other Materials of Carriage building. (519} 
POWIS, C., & CO, Cychps Works, 
Milwall Pier, and 60, Gracechurch Street» 
London,—Wood Working Machinery. (441)1 
ADAMS, R., 31, Strutton Ground, 
Westminster.—Portable Cooking Apparatus, 
called the “ British Workman’s Hotel,” for 
baking and boiling meat, and baking, boil 
ing and steaming vegetables, and for making 
tea and coffee ; on wheels, and drawn by 
one horse. (522) 
(See Illustration.') 
DAVIES, D, Viaduct Works, Crum- 
lin, Newport, Monmouthshire.—Patent Self- 
acting Steam Strikers of three sizes, may be 
worked also by compressed air or water, to 
replace ordinary hand strikers and con- 
structed to strike at any angle to the face of 
the anvil; can be arranged to act upon a, 
circle of four ormore anvils or swage blocks. 
(497) 
MOORE, J. & W., Salisbury.— 
Automaten Sewing Machine. (789) 
HESLOP & WILSON, Lombard 
Street, Newcastle-on-Tyne.—¥ortab\e Steam 
Mül, for grinding or crushing ore, fettling 
mortar, clay, chalk, or Chemical substances. 
( 2 36) 
ARMSTRONG, Sir W. G., & COM 
PANY, Elswick Works, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
—Models of Pumping Engine, Accumu- 
lator, Hydraulic Crane, Hydraulic Jack,