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Class 9.

MACHINES and IMPLEMENTS.

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Patent hand-power thrashing machine. Improved corngrinding mill. Two varieties of one-horse carts. Regis-tered haymaking machine. Cavalry forge, with tools, andspecimens of horses feet and shoeing. Patent safety horsegears.. Norwegian harrow. Pucie cultivator. Circular andpatent iron harrows. Crushing mills. Oil-cake mill. Pa-tent paragon chaff-cutters. Iron lifting crab. Read’spatent sub-pulveriser. Improved ploughs. Barley hum-meller. Model of engine and machine house for a farm of400 to 800 acres, with machines as arranged for work.

129 Gibson, M. Newcastle, Inv. and Maim.—Northum-berland clod-crusher, for wet land, &c.; also used on youngwheat for the wireworm, and for making drills for cloverand other seeds.

130 Laupitt, C. Banbury, Inv. and Manu.—A horseseed dibler., patented.

131 Mapplebeck & Lowe, Birmingham, Warwick.—Weighing machines, mills, and draining tools.

132 Ball, W. Rothwell, near Kettering, Northampton-shire, Inv. and Manu.—Criterion prize ploughs made of iron,with steel or cast-iron furrow-turner. Two-horse waggon,either with pole or shafts.

133 Jones, E. Great College St. Camden Town, Inv.—Machine for moulding bricks and tiles, with pug-millattached. Model of the exhibitor’s patent, with importantadditions and improvements.

134 Laycock, J. Winlaton, Newcastle-on-Tyne.—Sub-soiler and plough.

135 Crosskill, W. Iron Works, Beverley, PatandManu.—Mills (for steam power) for grinding vegetable and mineralsubstances, clod crushers, drills, horse-hoes, thrashing ma-chines, chaff-cutters, crushers, ploughs, harrows, waggons,carts, Farm railways, turnip cutters, and various other agri-cultural implements.

136 Grimsley, T. of Oxford, and Randall & Saunders,of Bath, Inv.—Brick and tile presses. Model of kiln anddrying-room. Patent draining tiles. Hollow bricks andtiles. Model of fire-proof cottages, &o.

137 Richmond & Chandler, Manchester, Inv. andManu.—Corn-crusher, chaff-cutting machine, grain-crusher,chaff-machines, &c.

138 Gillam, J. Woodstock, Inv.—Seed-cleaner and8eparater.

139 Taylor, G. Bury, Lancashire, Inv.—Locomotiveshearing and mowing machine, worked by hand.

139a Robinson & Son, Coventry, Manu.—Model chum.

140 Hill, E. & Co Brieriey Hill Works, Dudley, Inv.Snd Manu.—Skim for paring stubbles, turf, &c. Expandinghorse-hoe. Wrought-iron gates and posts. Continuous ironfencing, hurdles, &c.

.141 Lydes, —. —Improved mode of boxing horses forr &iUvay conveyance.

. 14& Garrett & Sons, Leiston Works, Suffolk, Inv. and"*anu.—Drills, horse-hoes, thrashing machines, portablesteam-engines, hummelling and corn-dressing machines,^aff-cutters, crushers, ploughs, corn-reaping, harrows, and°ther agricultural machinery.

, 143 Comins, J. South Molton,Inv. and Manu.—Wroughthorse-hoes. Oneway turnovers or turnrest plough forland. Subsoil pulverizer. Harrows, &c.

144 Squires, W. March, Cambridgeshire, Manu.—Roada Kgon, and improved plough.

v 144aElliott, G. Farnham, Inv. and Manu.—HopJogging-machine, for bagging hops when dried, of a newinstruction : will bag two tons of hops in a day.j 145 Trotter, W. Bywell, Stocksfield, near Gateshead,v^’T^odel of reaping machine for cutting com with re-0l ^ng knives.

Ihvit Bonder, W. R. Goldhanger, near Maldon, Essex,v «—Bee-house, or hive.

148 Grounsell, W. Louth, Lincolnshire, Manu.—Im-proved patent drop drill. Registered corn-dressing machine.Registered corn and turnip hoe.

149 Hensman & Son, Castle Works, Woburn, Inv. andManu.—Four-horse power portable steam-engine. Patentbolting thrashing-machine, complete. Eight-row patentcup-drill, with independent steerage. Patent Vandyke handthrashing-machine. Patent iron ploughs.

150 Gray & Sons, Uddingston, Manu.—Farm cart;ploughs. Subsoil pulverizer. Drill grubber. Parallel horse-shoe. Canadian chaff cutter. Scotch thrashing machine.

151 Williams, W. Bedford, Inv. and Manu.—Patentfour-beam iron harrows. Patent wrought-iron ploughs.Chaff-engine. A machine for making drain pipes, tiles, &c.

152 Rome, R. M. Langholm, Des. and Manu.—Sheep-dipping machine, for applying Bheep-washing compositions.

152a Morewood & Rogers, Steel Yd. Wharf, UpperThames St. Inv.—Model of farm-yard and buildings, agri-cultural implements, &c. chiefly of galvanized tinned iron.

154 Blyth, R. J. Norwich, Inv. and Manu.—Portablehorse works. Registered portable bolting thrashing machine,for steam or horse power.

154a Coode, G. 473 Oxford St. Inv.—An irrigator forgrass land, or low crops, applicable also for watering roads.Irrigator for highstanding crops. Patented.

155 Fairless, T. Corbridge, near Hexham, Northum-berland.—Reaping machine for cutting corn and hay. Im-proved pump.

156 Sadler, W. J. Bentham, near Swindon, Wilts,Inv. Agricultural chimney filter drain and draining tools.

157 Rudd, T. 16 Rbury Sq. Pimlico, inv. and Manu.—Improved patent hand-thrashing machine; mounted uponcarriage wheels, and remains so when at work. Workingmodel of improved machinery, for working marble, stone, &c.

158 Hall, A. Bank Buildings, Manchester.— Gardennet. Substitute for glass houses.

160 Crump, T. Derby, Inv. and Manu.—Garden-engine,or portable fire-engine. Liquid manure pump. Instrumentfor singeing horses with gas.

161 Nixon T. Kettering, Inv. and Manu.—A gardenlight or sky-light.

170 Wilmot, E. W. Congleton, Des.—Model of farmbuildings for a farm of about 300 acres.

180 Deane, Dray, & Deane, Swan Lane, Upper ThamesSt. London Bridge. — Grindstones, mills, corn-crushers,chaff-cutter, portable forge, churn, seats, pump, pig-trough,crane, and various other agricultural implements.

181 White, J. 266 High Holborn, Inv. and Manu —Machine for converting gorse into nutritious food for cattle,crushing com and linseed, and rasping beet-root for sugarmaking. Patent cider mill. Wheat mill and dressing ma-chine.

182 Turner, E. R. Ipswich, Inv. and Manu.—Four-horse power portable steam-engine, for agricultural purposes.Apparatus for regulating the supply of water to a high-pressure steam-boiler. Mill for crushing com and seeds,and grinding beans, peas, maize, &c.

183 Rogers, J. Vr. 88 St. James St.—A deodorizingchamber.

185 Samuelson, B. Banbury, Manu.—Patent double-action turnip-cutter. Chaff-cutter. Universal mill. Im-proved bean mill. Oil-cake breaker. Registered atmosphericchum. Ploughs. Horse-hoe. Ornamental cast-iron table,and stool. Self-acting kitchen range.

186 Bates, F. Suimr.ertown, Oxford.—Implement tofacilitate the removal of plants in pots.

190 W in her, R. 2 Ingram Court, Fenchurch St. Inv.—Model of a machine for mowing corn or grass by rotatoryhorizontal knives.