Kingdom.] Class 6.—MANUFACTURING MACHINES AND TOOLS. 307
_ North Areas A. B. 10 to 31; C. D. E. 1 to 10, & 19 to 33 ; G. H. 25, 26.
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Tylor and Son’s Soda-water Machine,engine-pump, fixed in iron frame, for raising
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^^Bottl 0 a ^ reat height.
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e or corking-machine, &c.
Cox, William, Manchester —Patentee.
improved apparatus for the manufacture of aeratednat' 6rS and ot her liquids, by means of which the impreg-Ca ln S. gas may be sustained at a pressure sufficient toaerat ,i tS absorption by the water or other liquid to benic i ' w Khout the aid of force pumps or other mecha-a means; also an improved construction of cock orsim*i ° employed with this or other apparatus of a■uuar nature.
Saddington, Samuel & William, 63 Wood Street,_ Cheapside —Manufacturers.
r e ql^ un } sie Ne, for sifting freely all kinds. of powderssilk | r,i< hy druggists and others. Straining sieve, ofaw n, for straining starch, colours, &c.
■*■6 Bourra, Louis Aime, 31 Rathbone Place —p Inventor, Patentee, and Proprietor.
°v e a ® t c °l°ur-extractor apparatus. The apparatus turnsa pivot, to empty the substance extracted.
611
*f od el refrigerator, for cooling beer; the quantity to ber, a &d the degree, are regulated by the supply ox coldquor at the different inlets.
, Askew, Charles, 27^j Charles Street,a tnpstead Road —Inventor and Manufacturer.
New
Purpose 1S l lUer or rec tifier’s recording close safe, for theProcess of ,P r ? tec tmg from fraud and dishonesty thec °vered -J'tL t '" at ' on - I* i s c l° se i n all its parts, andsta ges of tu Pl ate glass; it is accessible for samples at allspirit can h B ,P rocess °f distillation; but no quantity ofPosed of ” e drawn unrecorded. The mechanism is com-act ed on^h U ^! iS ’ 7 alves - an( l h xed and moveable conduits,'yhich tlip y horizontal and vertical rods, by means of♦ion, or Sa * e can be applied to any method of distilla-’ or t0 any number of stills.
—Inventor.
613 Barlow, II. B., Manchester, for Le Forestier,Aime, Havre —Proprietor.
Model of a press for making wine, with improved gearing.Cask for excluding the air, and registering the contents(invented by Louis Hervot, Havre).
615 Coffey, Thomas, 4 Providence Row, FinsburySquare —Inveutor.
Refrigerator , of a new construction, in two parts,showing the perpendicular or horizontal form of each. Incooling worts, or condensing steam, it exposes a greatcooling surface in a small space. It is easily cleaned,and is applicable on a large scale.
617 Halliday, A. P., 6 Bank Place, Salford , Manchester
—Inventor.
Patent apparatus for the manufacture of pyroligneousacid from saw-dust and spent dye-wood.
618 Hulls, J., High Wycombe —Manufacturer.Wheeler’s patent refrigerator, to cool 10 barrels (from
120° to 60° Fahrenheit), the cooling fluid being 52°.Wheeler’s patent condenser, to work a 30-gallon still.
619 Hill, Evans, & Co., Worcester —Proprietors.Model of a patent vinegar apparatus. The process of
acetification is conducted in a close vessel, and instantcombination of the oxygen of the atmosphere ensues. Bythis apparatus the use of sulphuric, pyroligneous, orother foreign acid, is rendered unnecessary.
j 621 Masterman, John & Thomas, 38 Broad Street,Ratcliff —Inventors and Patentees.
Apparatus for bottling liquors, and machine for corkingbottles. The principle of the bottling apparatus is thefilling of bottles through syphons, from an open vessel,into which the liquor flows from the cask, in a stream soregulated as always to maintain the liquor in the vesselat nearly the same level.
[The principle of the corking machine, is, to force thecork into the bottle through a conical tube in contactwith its mouth, so placed as to form one continuous tubewith its neck, and having the lower orifice so small thatthe cork must be considerably compressed in passingthrough it.]
623 Thompson, Andrew, & Younger, W., & Co.—
Designers and Inventors.
Apparatus for heating and cooling worts in the processof fermentation.
[Wort is the fermentable infusion of malt. In theapparatus for heating and cooling worts, the hot liquoris passed through a series of pipes encased in others,through which the cold liquor passes in a contrary direc-tion : thus the hot liquor meets a progressively coolermedium, and, on the contrary, the cold liquor comes incontact with a hotter. The object is the saving of fuel.—W. D. L. R.]
624 Cooper & Bcrsill, Eastbourne, Sussex , and 9 York
Terrace, Hornsey Road —Proprietors.
Patent aerating machine; a carbonating machine,adapted to the manufacture of aerated waters.
630 Tizzard, W. L., High Street, Aldgate— Proprietor.Model brewery, in operation.
(531 Plimsell, S., Sheffield —Inventor.
Improved warming apparatus.
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