The Sun.
London, England, 1866-12-29 00:00:00

making cards, capsules for affixing lead seals to
merchandise, for corking bottles, &c. ; tools for and
processes of making clockwork, toys, marqueterie,
baskets, &c. Class 61.—Carriages and Wheel-
wrights' Work : Separate parts of wheels and car-
riages—wheels, tires, axle-boxes, ironwork, &c. ;
springs and various methods of hanging carriages ;
' different systems of harnessing ; breaks; wheel-
w2ights' work, waggons, tumbrels, drays, and other
vehicles for special purposes. Carriages : public,
.fate, and private carriages ; sedan chairs, litters,
sledges, &c., velocipedes. Class 62.—Harness
and Saddlery : Various articles used for car-
riage horses and saddle horses, pack sad-
dles, bridles and harness for saddle horses
beasts of burden and draught horses ; spurs and
whips. Class 63.—Railway Apparatus.—Separate
parts : Springs, buffers, breaks, &c. ; permanent
way ; rails, chairs, crossings, switches, fish plates,
turn-tables, buffers, feeding cranes and tanks,
optical and acoustic signals ; rolling stock ; waggons
for carrying earth, goods, cattle, passenger car-
riages, locomotive tenders ; special machines and
tools for the maintenance, repair, and construction
of railways ; apparatus for inclined planes and
self-acting planes ; apparatus and engines for
atmospheric railways ; models of engines, of
systems of traction, of apparatus appertaining to
railways ; models, plans, and drawings of plat-
forms, stations, engine-houses, and other buildings
necessary for the working of railways. Class 64.
Telegraphic Apparatus and Process : Telegraph
based on the transmission of light, sound, &c. ;
apparatus for the electric telegraph; post, wires,
stretchers, &c. ; batteries, apparatus for sending and
receiving messages ; bells and electric signals ;
objects appertaining to telegraphy ; lightning con-
ductors, commutators, prepared paper for printing
messages and for sending autographic messages ;
special apparatus for submarine telegraphy. Class
65.—Civil Engineering, Public Works, and Archi-
tecture: Building materials; stone, wood, metals,
ornamental stone, lime, mortar, cements, artificial
stone and concrete, roofing tiles, bricks, paving
tiles, slates, pasteboard, and felt for roofing,
materials used in the preservation of wood, and
specimens of preserved wood ; apparatus and
instruments for testing building materials ; ap-
paratus for earthworks, excavators ; apparatus used
in timber yards ; tools and processes used by stone-
dressers and cutters, masons, carpenters, black-
smiths, joiners, glaziers, plumbers, house painters,
&c. Locksmiths' Work: Locks, padlocks, railings,
balcanies, balusters, &c. Apparatus and Engines
used in making Foundations : Pile-drivers and pile
work, screw piles, pumps, pneumatic apparatus,
dredging machines, &c. ; apparatus used in
hydraulic works connected with harbours, canals,
rivers ; apparatus used in the supply of water and
gas ; apparatus used in the maintenance of roads,
plantations, and public walks. Models, plans, and
Drawings of Public Works : Bridges, viaducts,
aqueducts, drains, canal bridges, lighthouses, public
buildings for special purposes, buildings for civil
purposes, mansions and houses fur letting, lodging-
houses for the working classes, &c. Class 66.
Navigation and Lifeboats : Drawings and models
of slips, graving docks, floating docks, &c. ; draw-
ings and models of ships of all kinds, seagoing and
for rivers ; models of the system of ship-building
adopted in the navy; apparatus used in navigation ;
boats and barges ; rigging, flags, and signals ;
buoys, beacons, &c. ; apparatus for swimming,
diving, exhibited in action ; life-belts, life-buoys,
floats, swimming-belts, &c. ; diving-bells, cork
corsets, nautilus life-belts, &c. ; submarine boats ;
apparatus for saving life at sea, rocket apparatus,
lifeboats, &c. This group is distributed. in the
Gallery VI. outside and inside the building.