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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,  Manchester.—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  &  COMPANY, ­
  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.—Crucible
  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,  Sewing ­
  Machine  Needles,  Fishing  Tackle,
Crochet-hooks,  and  Fancy  Goods.  (254)

BUDDE,  C.,  &  COMPANY  (Limited), ­
  Birmingham.  —  Sheet  Iron,  Iron
Wire,  and  Tubing  ;  Hoop  Iron,  Tin  Plates,
Bar,  Angle,  and  Channel  Iron.  (255)
BRANDAUER,  C„  401,  New  fohnstreet
  West,  Birmingham.—Pens  and  Penholders. ­
  (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;  Brassfoundry.
  (257)
BROWN  &  COMPANY,  The  Wednesbury
  Tube  Works,  Wednesbury.—Boiler
Tubes  of  Charcoal;  Staffordshire  and  Yorkshirelron,
  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,  Ventilating
  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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