Thomas Green at the Exhibition of Local Industry in Leeds

Page 208                                                      The Engineer                                                               Sept. 10th 1858

The Exhibition of Local Industry has been opened in due course at Leeds. The following are the exhibitors of machinery:-Class V. Iron and Works composed principally of Iron and Brass.- 1. Manufactured Iron: The Farnley Iron Company, iron masters, Farn- ley; Taylor Brothers and Co., ironmasters, Clarence Ironworks; the Monkbridge Iron Company, ironmasters, Whitehall road; the Kirkstall Forge Company, ironmasters, Kirkstall; Hood and Cooper, ironmasters, Pottery-field. 2. Machinery-Prime Movers: Carret, Marshall, and Co., engineers, Dewsbury-road; Burnley and Nichols, engineers, Victoria-road; William Kempe and Co., engineers, Hol- beck. 3. Machinery for Transport: Kitson, Thompson, and Co., machinists, Hunslet-lane. 4. Manufacturing Machinery and Tools: Joshua Buckton and Co., mechanical tool manufacturers, Meadow- lane-road; Maclea and March, mechanical tool manufacturers, Dewsbury-road; Greenwood and Batley, mechanical tool manu- facturers, East-street; Woodhead, Scriven, and Co., mechanical tool manufacturers, Marsh-lane. 5. Hydraulic Machinery: Wil- liam Denison, hydraulic press maker, West-street. 6. Ma- chinery and Parts of Machinery for Combing, Carding, and Weaving: Donisthorpe and Co., machine woolcombers, Larchfield Mills, Hunslet-road; Thos. R. Harding, hackle and gill manufacturer, Wilson-street; Greenwood and Batley, machinists, East-street; James Taylor, hackle and gill manufacturer, Victoria-road; John Combe, machinist, 22, Rockingham-street; John Milner, card maker, Dewsbury-road.-7. Machinery in General, as Applied to Industry: William Pearson and Co., machine makers, Little Nevile-street; J. and J. Ingham and Co., cut nail makers, 57, Hope-street; William Hill, cut nail maker, 73, North-street; Shaw, North, and Watson, mechanicians, Little Nevile-street; W. Westwood and Son, mill- wrights and engineers, Ingram-street, Holbeck; John Holmes, corset manufacturer, Park-lane; Richard Bayldon, surveyor, Methley; British Portable Gas Company (J. J. Taylor, secretary), 2, Bond- place; Schofield and Rice, manufacturers, East-parade.-8. General Metal Work and Ironmongery: The Dolphin Foundry Company, founders and stove grate manufacturers, Steander, East-street; Samuel Denison and Son, general whitesmiths, Sidney-street, Vicar- lane; John Ardill, card and clasp manufacturer, 2, Burley-place; the Kirkstall Forge Company, ironworks, Kirkstall; Thomas Green, general whitesmith and wire-workers, 135, North-street; John Beverley and Son, brass-founders, &c., 9, Mark-lane; Spence and Rayner, brass-founders, &c., 25, Swinegate; John Barron, clock- maker, &c., 107, Low-road, Hunslet; Edward Kirk, tinner, Kirkgate; S. Dixon, brass worker, 18, Swinegate; Thomas Hall, brass worker, &c., Basinghall-street; Josiah Haste, mechanician; Charles Wilson, sheet iron and zinc worker, 134, Woodhouse-lane; W. Edward Frost, brass founder, 28, Meadow-road.