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inside. By the assistance of the neighbour at the adjoin-ing window, a rope is attached to the hooks; a basket orcradle (which traverses upon a friction-roller) is thenhung upon the rope, which, by the person therein placed,or by a person at the adjoining window, with the assistanceof a hook stick provided for the purpose, may be movedforwards or backwards as the case demands.
150 Irish Engineering Company, London Office,
11 John Street, Adelphi —Producer.
Finch and Willey’s patent safety railway wheel. Thepeculiarity of this wheel consists in the rim of the skeletonor inner wheel being firmly imbedded in a dovetailedrecess in the tire, throughout its whole circumference,rendering all other fastenings, as bolts, &c„ unnecessary,and preventing the possibility of accident from the break-age or throwing off of the tire. The tire can also be wornmuch thinner than ordinary.
151 Allen, T., Clifton, near Bristol —Inventorand Manufacturer.
Model of registered iron roof, scale of 2 inches to 1 foot,with drawing, showing the principle applied to a roof of60 feet span, fire-proof, with iron battens, and new modeof securing the slates.
152 Bunnett, Joseph, & Co., 26 Lombard Street, City,and Deptford, Kent —Inventors, Patentees, andManufacturers.
New patent curvilinear lathe-revolving iron safety-shutters. The same in principle as Bunnett’s originalpatent iron shutters.
Ornamental brass window, formed of patent brass sash-bars and mouldings.
Patent ventilating sashes, for admitting fresh air intoa room, without creating draughts.
Patent brass and other metal sash-bars and mouldings.
Improved joiners’ bench cramp.
Improved flooring crarnp.
Patent self-acting doubly-trapped water-closet; which,without cistern, may take its supply of water from anysource at a sufficient elevation, or may be laid directlyon to the main (if always charged).
Patent improved ship’s water-closet, for use below thewater line, which may be fixed with or without a cistern.
Patent improved ship’s water-closet, for use above thewater line, which may draw its supply of water from thesea by a double-action pump, or may be used with acistern.
Patent self-acting effluvia-traps for sewers, drains, &c.
155 Trotman, Sanders, Clarendon Road, Notting-hill
—Inventor and Manufacturer.
Fountain for drawing aud dining rooms, or boudoirs;requiring no supply laid on, or waste carried off, mechani-cal pressure forcing the water through the jet, whichagain falls into the reservoir, with the addition of amusical arrangement.
Night dial. A lamp is suspended upon a lever, thelight from which is thrown upon each hour as it arrives.
Printing on glass for ornamental purposes, such asglazing conservatories, windows, &c., and for philosophicalpurposes, such as dissolving views, &c. Coloured printingon glass. _
156 Whytock, Andrew, 494 New Oxford Street —
Manufacturer.
Model of emigrants’ house, about one-fourth full size,made of Morewood and Rogers’ patent galvanised tinnediron, corrugated.
The full size weighs about half a ton, and can be packedin two cases. When once seen put together, it may beerected by two persons in as many days.
Furniture of the house, made chiefly of the samematerial.
Table and chairs with camp legs.
Bath, answering the purpose of a sofa, or a bedstead,which can be solidly packed.
Stove for warming and cooking.
157 Wilkins, William Crane, 24 Long Acre, andT. Letourneau, 37 Alle'e des Veuves, BarisInventors and Manufacturers.
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