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for the Gatling Gun, rifled on the “ Henry 
System,” adopted by the British War De 
partment for the Martini-Henry Rifle and 
the Gatling Gun, shown in various stages of 
manufacture. (660) 
SOPER, W., 23, Friars Street, Read- 
ing.— Breech-loading Rifles, which have 
been loaded and fired sixty times in one 
minute. (661) 
WEBLEY, P., & SON, 82, 83, and 
84, Weaman Street, Birmingham, and St. 
James''s, London. — Breech-loading * Guns, 
Rifles, and Revolvers, on various Systems 
and of different qualities. (662) 
LEVESON, Major, 22, King Street, 
Covent Garden, London. — Military Tents, 
Appliances, and Equipments ; Sanitary Con- 
trivances. (663) 
EDGINGTON, John, & COM 
PANY, 48, Long Lane, West Smithfield, 
London.—Military Hospital Marquee, 40 ft. 
by 20 ft.; Military Camp Tent, for three men, 
called the “ Old Shekarry Campaigning 
Tent;” Lawn Tent, on the umbrella prin- 
ciple, called Ritchie’s Patent Tent. (233) 
GARDNER, John, & SONS, 453 
and 4S4, West Strand, Charing Cross, London. 
■—Lamps and Cocking Utensils for Military 
Service (shown in Major Leveson’s Tent). 
( 6 5+) 
MURCOTT, Theophilus, 68, 
Hyamarket, London.—Military Arms, &c. 
(678) 
FAGG BROTHERS, 29 ,Haymarket, 
London.—Boots, Patent, for Cavalry, with 
spurs, chairs, and Straps ; Hunting, Riding, 
Shooting, and Dress Boots. (679) 
LEWIS, George Edward, 32 and 
33, Lower Loveday Street, Birmingham.— 
Snider Breechloader, with bolt action, for 
military purposes; Improved Chassepot 
Rifle for metallic Cartridges, W. Scott’s 
patent; Cross-bolt Military Rifle, new System 
—W. Scott, patentee. (664) 
VAVASSEUR, J., & COMPANY, 
Lotidon Ordnance Works, Bear L.ane, South- 
wark, London.—Cannon, built-up, cast 
Steel breech and muzzle-loading; Iron 
Gun Carriages for Naval and Field Service ; 
Projectiles for Breech and Muzzle-Loading 
Guns ; M’Evoy’s Torpedoes, Electric Fuzes 
and Apparatus ; Jointers for Electric Cables. 
(66S) 
ARMSTRONG, Sir W. G., & COM 
PANY, Riswick Works, Newcastle-on-Tyne.— 
Breech-loading Rifled Guns, with Carriages, 
&c.; Muzzle-loading ditto ; Gatling Guns 
with ten barreis ; Sixty-four Pounder Palliser 
Converted Rifled Gun on Carriage; Breech 
and Muzzle-loading Rifled Guns on Garrison 
Carriages ; Parts of Guns in various stages of 
manufacture; Series of ElectricalTorpedoes, 
with connections complete ; Model of H.M. 
Gunboat “ Staunch;” Model of the Moncrieff 
Gun-carriage for 9-inch Gun ; Model of 35- 
ton Muzzle-loading Rifled Gun; Fuzes, 
Bursters, &c., for Rifled Guns ; Corrugated 
Zinc Powder Cases for 9 and 10-inch Cart 
ridges. (561) 
MAYO, C., M.D., Member of the 
Royal College of Physicians, L^ondon.—Sling 
Apparatus, in form of a cart, for trans- 
porting severely wounded men; intended 
chiefly for use between field hospitals and 
railways, and to reduce the number of men 
and amount of materiel required for field- 
hospital Service. (666) 
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