Ground Liuor.]

Class 9.

MACHINES and IMPLEMENTS.

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closet. Models of farm buildings and of cottages for la-bourers. Draining level. Specimens of clay tubes, forbuilding roofs and walls of cottages, &c.

41a Fyfe, W. W. 30 Hamilton PI. Edinburgh, Inv.—Syphon apparatus, for the washing of sheep, and improvingthe growth of wool by the copious application of pure water.

42 Slight, J. 34 Leith Walk, Edinburgh, Manu.—Sub-soil trench plough; an improvement on Read’s by the Mar-quis of Tweeddale. The Tweeddale trench plough. Modelof Henderson’s patent Derrick crane.

43 Starkey, T. Farthinghoe, Brackley, Northampton-shire, Inv. and Manu.—Clod-crusher. Telescope ladder.Propeller for a ship, very simple, but of great power. Tableconvertible into a bed, chest of drawers, &c. Two tables, asspecimens of British woods. Seat, to shut up, for thepocket.

44 Race, E. Beverley, Inv. and Manu.—Model of anew tipping waggon.

45 Golding, R. Hunton, Maidstone.—A beehive.

45a Golding, E. Rurstborne Priors. Andover Rd. Inv.

and Manu.—Improved rolling barley chumper.

46 Davis, T. Guy St. Nicholas, Warwick.—Drumart of a registered thrashing machine, worked by steam ororse.

47 Clayton, H. Atlas Works, near Dorset Sq. Inv. andManu.—Machinery and tools for the manufacture of drain-age pipes, and for making drains, drawings of kilns, dryingsheds, &c.

48 Morrison & Son, Banff, Scotland, Prod.—Samplesof yellow turnip and seed, cultivated in Banffshire and Aber-deenshire; Aberdeenshire, or Gordon yellow turnip, andseed; Williamson’s Swedish turnip, and seed; Birclirombyellow turnip, and seed.

48a Palmer, R. Bideford, Devon, Inv. and Manu.—Machine for cutting, and reducing to a pulp, turnips,carrots, mangold-wurzel, potatoes, apples, &c.

49 Drummond & Sons, Stirling, Prop.—A grubber orcultivator, made by L. Potter, Bothkennar, near Stirling.A two-horse iron swing plough, made by J. Barrowman, ofSaline, Fifeshirc.

50 Nicholson, W. N. Newark-on-Trent, Inv. andManu.—Oil-cake breaking machines ; mill for grindingbarley, beans, &c. Improved double blast corn-dressing orWinnowing machine.

51 Seaward, W. Oulton, Wakefield, Des.—Tree-remover, for transplanting large shrubs and trees. Coniferssupporter, to prevent cypresses, arbor-vitce, &c. from beingbroken down oy snow, &c.

52 Jones, E. 138 Leadenhall St. Inv.—Airish mow’,adapted to the preservation of corn in the harvest-time ofrainy seosons-

53 Coocn, J. IJarleston, near Northampton, Inv. andManu.—Patent winnowing or dressing-machine. Barleybummeller. Patent sack-holder, invented by II. Gilbert, ofSt. Leonard’s-on-Sea.

55 Abbott, W. . Bideford, Devon, Inv. — CommonPlough, with wheel behind. Improved machine or apparatusfor drying malt.

56 Chenery, S. March Cambs, Inv.—Land-presser,Particularly adapted for fen-land.

56a Ebbs, B. 9 Lower Ter. Islington, Des.—Lady’sSs-rden rake, consisting of a hoe, spud, and rake, all in one.

57 Newberry, W. Ilooknorton, Chippingnorton,Oxon.— Five-row dibbling machine.

58 Boyce, G. Fletland, Market Deeping, Inv.—Patent®olf-acting reeing-sieve for corn and seeds. Patent smut-^achine, and general corn-cleaner.

* 59 Wiiishaw, F. John St. Adelphi. — Feeding trough

fo * poultry.

60 BeckforDjT. & Gosling, W. Highfield Farm, War-

grave, Henley-on-Thames, Inv. and Manu.—Model circularmowing and tedding machine, to be drawn by one horse.

61 Rodenhurst, W. & J. Market Drayton, Manu.—Compound Bcrew and lever cheese-press. Hay or strawcutting machine.

62 Gill and Ward, Oxford, Manu.—Improved por-table copper steam generator. Two iron vessels for boilingor steaming food.

63 Watt, J. Biggar/Scotland, Imp. and Manu.—Im-proved broad-cast sowing-machine, for grain and grass seeds.

65 Bigg, T. Leicester House, Great Dover St. South-wark, Inv. and Manu.—Improved apparatus for sheep-dip-ping.

66 Green, T. 97 North St. Leeds, Manu.—Wireaviary and ornamental seat.

66a Amos, J. King St. Bristol,Manu.—Improved barrelchurn.

67 SnANKS and Son, Arbroath, Forfar.—Grass andhay-cutting machines.

68 Whitfield, J, A. Pelaw Staith, near Gateshead,Inv.— Improved grappling or dredging-iron, for drawingfrom the water the bodies of persons apparently drowned.

69 Jolly, J. Yale of Aylesbury, Manu.—Churn andstand; milk-pails ; butter-tub; butter prints and boards;milk-strainer.

70 Jennison, J. Frodingham, Duffield, Yorkshire, Inv.—York’s corn stacks. Stack-level, to assist the stack-builder. Hedge models, &c.

72 Hart, C. Wantage.—A registered universal portablemill, for splitting or grinding all sorts of farm produce intofine meal.

72a Phillips, G. Harrow-on-the-IIill, Manu. — Im-proved collateral beehive, made of wood, glass, and zinc.

73 France, A. Stirling, Manu. and Des.—A drill-plough for green crops. A green-crop grubber.

74 Sheriff, T. West Cams, near Dunbar, N.B.—Amachine for sow ing grain, being an improved drill. A ma-chine for dressing grain, or improved winnowing machine.

75 Bennett, II. Liverpool, Manu.—Model of a self-cleaning clod crusher and roller. Mill for mixing provenderand preparing manure for drill sowing. Machine for pre-paring gorse or furze for food for cattle. Mill for kibblingor crushing beans, oats, fcc. Oilcake crusher, &c.

76 Woodbourne, J. Kingsley, near Alton, Manu.—Machine for bagging hops by pressure.

77 Pearce, W. Poole, Dorset.—Clod crusher, cidermill, gorse cutting and bruising machine, ploughs, &c.

78 Gillett, J. Brailes, near Shipston-on-Stour, Inv.and Manu.—Chaff engines. Model rick ventilator: patent.Mill for splitting, bruising, and grinding beans, oats, amibarley. Self-acting alarum gun.

80 Swan, R. F. Boxford, Suffolk, Inv. and Manu.—Model of a tipping waggon.

81 Mackay, W. H. Swansea, Inv.-*-Machinc for mow-ing hay or cutting corn.

82 Woods, J. StowTnarket, Suffolk, Inv. and Manu.—New universal farmers’ crushing and grinding mill: re-gistered.

83 Cornes, J. Burbridge, near Nantwich, Chester,Inv. and Manu.—A chaff-cutting machine, with three knives,makes five different lengths of chaff. Chaff-cutting ma-chine, with two knives.

84 Roe, Freeman, & Hanson, 70 Strand, Manu.—Four-horse portable steam-engine, for agricultural andother punposes.

85 Sellar & Son, Huntly, near Aberdeen, Inv. andManu.—Double mould, or drill plough, with improvedmould-boards. Sw’ing plough.

86 James, J. & Co. 24 Leadenhall St. Manu.-—Patentweighing machines, and weigh-bridge.