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Class 9.
AGRICULTURAL and HORTICULTURAL
87 Rowley, J. J. Rowthorne, near Chesterfield.—Im-proved machine for dropping peat, bone-dust, turnip, rape,or mangold seed, &c.: patent. Improved corn-dressingmachine: registered.
88 Drummond, P. R. Perth, Inv. and Manu.—Anti-metallic table chums, with six actions.
89 Head, It. 35 Regent Circus, Inv.—New patent wa-
tering engine. Horticultural machine, and. syringe, &c.New patent stomach pump. Aperitive fountain. Injectinginstruments for removing obstructions of the bowels of ani-mate. Improved hollow probang for relieving hoven orchoked bullocks, &c. „ , ,
89a Blaikie, J- 71 Stockwell St. Glasgow.—Modelreaping and mowing machine.
90 Wood, G. Alnwick, Northumberland.—Improvedcottage beehive.
90a Holmes, J. 1 Wellington ter. Newcastle-on-Tyne._Garden seat and plant stands.
91 Brown, D. S. 2 Alexandrian Lodge, Old Kent Rd.Imp.—Patent instruments for fumigating plants, to destroyinsects, &c.
91a Jordan, T. Billericay, Essex, Inv. and Manu.—Improved plough.
92 Pettit, W. J. Sudbury, Suffolk, Inv. and Manu.—Temple and collateral beehives.
93 Marychurch, J. Haverfordwest, South Wales,Manu.—Winnowing-machine. Chaff-cutter. Turnip-cutterformed of a cylindrical barrel.
94 Law, R. Shettleston, Glasgow.—A farm cart, ironplough, model turn wrist plough.
90 Crowley & Sons, Newport Pagnell Bucks, Inv.and Manu.— One-horse cart, with newly invented tippingapparatus. Hames. One-horse universal hoe.
98 Brodie, W. Airdrie, Scotland.—Brodie’s registereddrain-tile and pipe-machine.
99 Clark, J. Kirkton Blantyre, by Hamilton, Scot-land, Manu.—Plough.
100 Istance, R. Carmarthen.—Beehive ventilator.
101 Epps, W. J. Maidstone, Inv.—Sulphurator, for
throwing flour of sulphur in a diffused state upon grapes,hops, peas, roses, &c. for the purpose of destroying themould or mildew. _ ,
103 Briggs, T. Der.ley Pottery, Derbyshire, Manu.—
Improved beehive. .
104 Ponton, G. Grangefoot, Linlithgow, Scot and, Inv.
Imp. and Manu.—Improved swing-ploughs; drill plough;bean-sowing machine. , T
105 Thompson, G. 18 Gt. George St. W estminster, Inv.-Patent machine for digging and turning over earth, whichmay also be used as a cultivator or scarifier.
108 Halstead & Sons, Chichester, Inv. and Manu.—Improved iron ploughs, and oil-cake breaker.
107 Sewell & Co. Longtown, Cumberland, and 30Spring St. Hyde Park, London.—Netherby plough for cutting, displacing, and leaving in proper position furrows ofvarious widths and depths, on moderately stiff soils, requiringtor stiff clays another form of mould-plate
108 Reeves, T. R. & J. Bratton, Westbury, Wilts.Manu.—Liquid manure distributing cart, and liquid manuredrop-drill, invented and patented by T. Chandler, of Ald-boume, Ilungerford, Berks.
109 Maynard, R. Whittlesford, Cambridge, Manu.—Universal oil-cake breakers and weighing machines. En-gine for drawing clover and trefoil seed, inv. by Mr. Con-stable, Cambridge.
109a Cottam & Hallen, Oxford St. Manu—Chaff-cut-ter, winnowingmachine, draining tools, tile machine, liquidmanure and force pump, various ploughs, and other agri-cultural implements. Enamelled stable fittings, &c.
110 Carson, H. Warminster, Wilts, Manu.—Scarifier,invented by H. Carson. Patent turnip-cutter, patented byE. Moody, of Maiden Bradley. Cheese press, with doublelever. A set of six harrows, particularly adapted for wetlands.
112 Parsons, J. Craven Farm, Stamford Hill, Inv. andManu.—Model of a digging-machine.
114 Hayward, G. Crewkerne, Inv. and Manu.—Plough, with drilling-machine attached, for sowing all kindsof corn, and turnip seed, with or without dry manure, &c.
115 Butlin, W. Northampton/ Des. and Manu.—Four-horse power steam-engine, simple in design, economical infuel, low in price.
116 Hodges & Sons, 16 Westmoreland St. Dublin, Manu.—Improved safety kettles, and improved steaming apparatus.
117 Hayes, J. Elton, Huntingdonshire, Des. Inv. andManu.—Grinding-mill, to grind barley into soft meal forpigs, and to split beans.
119 Hunter, W. Sc J. Samuelston, Haddington, Scot-land, Inv. and Manu.—Lever grain drilling-machine.
120 Siioll, J. 33 Lamb St. Spital Sq. Inv.—Castle bee-hive, as in use at the royal farm, Windsor; observatory bee-hive ; specimens of honey, &c.
121 Glover, W. Warwick, Manu.—One-horse cart forgeneral purposes.
122 Maynard & Son, Bedford, Des. and Manu.—Im-proved Bedfordshire one-horse cart, mounted on an improvediron axle.
122a Service, W. 8 Rutland Ter. Hornsey Rd. Hollo-way, Inv.—Archimedean sifting machine.
123 Weir, E. 351 Oxford St. Inv. and Manu. — Irri-gator, liquid manure pump, fire and garden engine, withhose and hose reel. A draining level.
123a Usher, J. Edinburgh, Inv. — Model of locomotivesteam-plough; the ploughs revolving behind the carriageact as propellers: patent.
123b JoneSj P. High St. Fulham, Prop. — Portable handgarden engine, forces the water in a continuous stream up-wards of forty feet.
124 Ransomes & May, Ipswich, Inv. and Manu. —Patent iron ploughs; double breast or moulding ploughs ;West Indian, double furrow, universal, broad share, andsubsoil ploughs ; trussed whippletrees; Biddell’s scarifier;Indian cultivator; corn and seed-dropping machine;portable steam engine; fixed steam engine; thrashingmachines; cane-top cutter; crushing mill; oil-cakebreaker; barley awner; chicory cutter ; Scotch cart, 8cc.
124a Dufour and Co. 21 lied Lion Sq. Prop. Dr. S.Newington Inv,—Agricultural implements : eight-depositorhand dibble, hand cultivator and drill hoe, subsoil ploughand pulverizer, horse dibble drill, single horse cultivator, &c.
124b Cowan, H. Corstorphine, Edinburgh, Inv. andManu.—Self-cleansing two-horse grubber.
125 Paxton, J. Ealing, near Brentford, Inv.—Improve-ment on water-power, for grinding corn, &c. Registered.
120 Robinson, W. Halsham, Inv. and Manu. — Corn-dressing machine, for dressing, blowing, hariffing, andblowing and hariffing combined. Hariff machine. Patentstraw-shaker, &c.
127 Wedlake, Mary, & Co. Fairkytes Works, and 118Fenchurch St. London, Manu. — Patent improved hay-making-machine, rake, winnowing-machine, ploughs, horse-hoe, and scarifiers. Improved machine for bruising oats.Machine to bruise gorse or furze. Oil-cake mill. Turnipand chaff-cutting machine, Sec. A chaff-cutter and oat-bruiser, combined.
128 Barrett, Exall, & Andrews, Reading.—Portablefarm steam-engine, with expansive movements. Patentportable and other thrashing machines for horse power.