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TAYLOR BROTHERS, Adelaide 
Works, Sheffield.-—-Circular Saw, 7 ft. 2Ä- in. 
in diameter, best cast Steel, perforated, 
hardened and tempered, and ground by 
patented machinery. (248) 
JOHNSON, Richard,&NEPHEW, 
27, Dale Street, Manchester.—Wire Rods; 
a Weldless Wire Rod, 1,770 yards long; 
Galvanized Telegraphie Wire. (249) 
JOHNSON, Richard, CLAP- 
HAM, & MORRIS, 27, Dale Street, Man 
chester.—Iron, Copper, and Brass Cloth ; 
WireNetting; Cloth for Paper-making and 
other Wirework; fine Copper and Brass 
Wire. (249*) 
MILWARD, J. F., 160, Great 
Hampton Row, Birmingham.—Awl Blades ; 
Sewing Machine Turnscrews ; Harness 
Makers’ Awls. (777) 
FUSSELL, James, SONS, & 
COMPANY, Fronte.—Agricultural Edged 
Tools, such as Hay, Chaff, Engine and 
Machine, and Thatchers’ Knives ; Bagging, 
Bean, Brushing, Eaves, Hewing, Reaping, 
and Furze Hooks ; Scythes, Patent Adjusting 
Scythe Snead. (250) 
LEONARDT, D., & COMPANY, 
69, George Street, Parade, Birmingham.— 
Gold Pens, Pencilcases, Penholders, and 
Steel Pens. (251) 
YATES, HAYWOOD & COM 
PANY, 95, Upper Thames Street, London, 
and Effingham Works, Rotherham.—Stahle 
Fittings in Iron; Stoves, Fenders, and Fire 
Irons. (252) 
SMITH, Robert, & COMPANY, 
Porter Works, Sharrow Vale, Sheffield.—Cru- 
cible Cast Steel; Steel for Tools, Taps and 
Dies, Drills, Spindles, and Sewing Machines; 
Cast Sheet Steel, Bessemer Steel, Cold Rolled 
Steel; Spindles ; Cast Steel Hammers and 
Files; Cast Steel in ingots. (253) 
MILWARD, H. & SONS, Redditch, 
Worcestershire.—Needles, Fish-hooks, Sew 
ing Machine Needles, Fishing Tackle, 
Crochet-hooks, and Fancy Goods. (254) 
BUDDE, C., & COMPANY (Li 
mited), Birmingham. — Sheet Iron, Iron 
Wire, and Tubing ; Hoop Iron, Tin Plates, 
Bar, Angle, and Channel Iron. (255) 
BRANDAUER, C„ 401, New fohn- 
street West, Birmingham.—Pens and Pen 
holders. (266) 
COLLINGS & WALLIS, 'King 
Edward's Road, Birmingham. — Wrought 
Iron Chains, Anvils, Nails, Spades and 
Shovels; Steel Spades and Shovels, Edged 
and other Tools, Cutlery, Files, Rasps, 
Corkscrews, and Steel Toys; Cast Iron 
Umbrella Stands, Iron Fenders and Fire 
Irons; Cast Steel Axles, Hay, Dung, and 
Digging Forks; Portable Forge; Brass- 
foundry. (257) 
BROWN & COMPANY, The Wed- 
nesbury Tube Works, Wednesbury.—Boiler 
Tubes of Charcoal; Staffordshire and York- 
shirelron, Steel, and Howell’sHomogeneous 
Metal; Gas Tubes and Fittings; Steam and 
Water Tubes and Fittings; Hydraulic 
Tubes; Artesian Well Boring Tubes; Taper 
Telegraph Posts ; Heating and Condensing 
Coils; Roller Tubes ; Loom Beams, &c. 
(258) 
(See Appendix.) 
WOODFIELD, W., & SONS, 
Easemore Works, Redditch. — Needles for 
Hand and Machine Sewing ; Fish Hooks. 
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SANDERSON BROTHERS & 
COMPANY, Sheffield. — Steel and Files. 
(260) 
BENHAM & SONS, 50, 52, and54, 
Wigmore Street, London.—Stoves, Fenders, 
Fire Irons, Papier-Mache, and Japanned 
Ware ; Lavatory Table, Water Closet, Ven- 
tilating Gas Lamps ; Electro-plated Goods ; 
Pneumatic Bell Apparatus ; Marble Chimncy 
Pieces. (261) 
CLARK, WILLIAM, 232, Oxford 
Street, London.—Horse Clippers, worked by 
hand or other power. (778) 
SMITH, John Wright, 121, 
Beigrave Street, Leicester. — Seif - Acting 
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