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vibram five fingers fork, 3s. and upwards; a bundle of stael spades, price 4s. 6d. and upwards, and two complete sets of draining tools, invented and manufactured by Parkes, of Birmingham, price á1 10s. and á1 15s.; (new implement), Grant's patent vibram fivefingers American winnowing machine and blower, invented by Grant, U. 8. of America, manufactured by Barrett, Exall, and Co., of Reading, price á7 10a.; vibram five fingers shoes a farm fire engine, invented by Kase of America, improved and manufactured by the exhibiters, price á25; coila of different size patent corrugated gutta percha suction pipes, invented by William Burgess, of London, manufactured by tbe Gutta Percha Com pany.of London,price 3s. per foot and upwards; coils of gutta percha tubes of various sizes, invented and manufactured by the Gutta Percha Company, prices from 5d. per foot to Is. lid.; vibram five fingers sale coils of Sax tubing, of various sizes, woven without a ?am to stand great pressure, invented by B. Brown, manufactured by Waithraan, of Bentham Mills, prices 1 a. to 2s. 6d. per yard; a length of corrugated suction, covered with canvas, invented by W. Burgess, of London, manufactured by the G utta Percha Company, of London, price, per foot, 5a. 3d.; five fingers shoes three sets of patent four-beam diagonal iron harrows, invented by Lawrence Taylor, of Cotton End, improved and manufactured by William Williams, of Bedford (these harroWB obtained a prize at the meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society at Derby, 1843; at Southampton, 1844; at Shrewsbury, 1845 ; at Northampton, 1817; at Norwich, 1849; at Exeter, 1850; the prize medal was also awarded for these harrows at the Great Exhibition of 1851; vibram five fingers kso also a prize at Lewes meeting, 1852; also at Gloucester, 1853), price á3 3s. to á4 4s.; a machine for making drain pipes and tiles, invented by Sanders and ?Williams, of Bedford, improved aud manufactured by William Williams, of Bedford (a prize of á25 was awarded to this machine at the meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society at Northampton, 1847; and at Dublin, 1851), price á17 17s.; four sizes of a small chaff engine, with two knives, price á3 to á12 12s., and a chaff engine, with three knives, invented, improved, and manufactured by William Williams, of Bedford, price á14 14s.; a patent horse rake, invented by Samuel Taylor, of Cotton End, improved and manufactured by William Williams, of Bedford (a prize was awarded to this implement at the meeting of the Royal Agricultnral Society at Southampton, 1844; also at Norwich, 1849; and at the Royal Agricultural Improvement Society of Ireland meeting at Dublin, 1851), price á7 10s.; a combined expanding horse hoe, scarifier, and moulding plough, improved ana manufactured by William Williams, of Bedford, price á4 10s.; three sizes of a patent wrought-iron plough, with two wheels, suitable for two horses, improved and manufactured by William Williams, of Bedford, price á4 to á5 10/.; (new implement), a patent revolver or liquid-manure and water cart, invented and manufactured by Collinaon Hall, of Prince's Gate, Navestock, Essex, price á25; (new implement), a portable steam engiue, adapted for selflocomotion, invented and manufactured by Thomas Charlton, of Stratford, Essex, price á450 ; skechers shape ups two garden syringes, invented and manufactured by Tylor and Sons, Warwick-laue, price á1 5s. and á1 15s.; a grain cradle, invented by J. G. Grant, of Junction, United States, price á1 5s.; a bundle of five-tined digging forks, price 6s. lid. each, and a bundle of four-tined digging forks,price 6s. each; a bundleof forks,prices from 4s.6d. upwards; a buudlc of steel spades, prices from 4s. 6d. upwards, and a bundle of tools, various, all invented by F. Parkes, of Birmingham, prices from 3s. Oil. upwards; a suction pipe, invented by W. Burgess,