Crystal Palace International Electric Exhibition 1881-82

71 233 .—Laws & Chatterton, 46, Queen Anne’s Gate, West- minster. Plan and longitudinal and transverse sections of the proposed Charing Cross and Waterloo Electrio Railway; with sectional models., showing the mode of constructing the subway in the bed of the river, and working model of carriage. Concert-Room Gallery. 234 .—E. Paterson, 76, Little Britain. Electric Motors. {See Advt., p. 119.) South Nave and Southern Gallery. 235 .—Messes. Strode & Co., 48, Osnaburgh. Street, N.W. Electric Motor. {See Advt., p. 154.) West Corridor and South Nave. Class X.—Electro-Medical Apparatus. 236 .—A. Apps, 433, Strand. New Constant Medical Battery, with closed cells; very portable. ’ North Nave. 237 .—Arnold & Sons (by appointment to Hei’ Majesty’s -Government), 35 & 36, West Smithfield, E.C. Medical Galvanic Batteries. Arnold & Sons* Patent Continuous Current Battery; Arnold & SonsJ Portable Bichromate Battery; Arnold & Sons' Improved Galvanic Cautery Battery; Tibbitt’s Continuous Current Batteries; Stdlirei?s Continuous Current Batteries; Guiffe’s Chloride of Silver Batteries ; Arnold & Sons* Modified Smees’ Battery; Arnold & Sons’ Continuous Current Battery, with improved regulating dial, &c., &c. Western Gallery. 238 .—Ashworth Brothers, Moss Brook Works, Collyhurst, Manchester. Conveying electricity from a battery to the head or any part of the body, through the numerous ends of the wires (1500 points) of “Metallic Comb-Brushes.” For toilet and bath use; also for horses, cattle, dogs, &c. {See Advt., p 124.) Western Gallery. 239 .—F. Bapty, Greenwich and Leeds. A collection of Mag- netic Curative Appliances, comprising Belts, Lung and Nerve Invigorators, Chest Protectors, Knee Caps, Soles, &c., manufac- tured under exhibitor’s patent, with specially-coated and (where requisite) carved bars (or magnets). A collection of Galvanic Batteries and Coils for medical purposes. A collection of Magneto-Electric Machines for medical purposes. Western Gallery,. 239a.—Blakey, Emmott, & Co., Northern Telegraph Works, Halifax. Mottershead & Co.’s Continuous Current Leclanché Batteries, with. 20, 30, or 50 Cells, with Dr. Dixon Mann’s Improved Form of Handle; Carbon Disc Electrodes; Flexible Flat Electrodes; Uterine Electrode; Mackenzie's Laryngeal Electrode; Vertical Electrodes. Western Gallery and North Nave.