MACHINES AND IMPLEMENTS.
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Slight, J., 34 Leith Walk, Edinburgh -.
^ Manufacturer,
on 'T® e 44ale subsoil trench plough; an improvementThpr’ Mar qnis of Tweeddale. ,
fo r ^ w eeddale trench plough, invented by the same,a rim 6 P ur P<>sc of taking a furrow slice 14 inches deep as
ModTV° the fonner -
oel of Henderson's patent Derrick crane.
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Tarkey, T., Farthmghoe, Bracklcy, NorthamptonshireCp )( i —Inventor,'Designer, and Maker.roll e j. ~ crus ^ er > on travelling wheels, shifting into a plain
sh if ^ sc °Pe ladder, extending from 6 feet to 26 feet,a sinn-l® Ulto one > two > three, or four ladders, and formingShm ° r ^ ou ^ e flight of steps.
’p a j* > l"P ro P e Uer, exhibited for simplicity and power,drawn e> conv crtible into a bed or wardrobe, a suite of
T'vo S t’.in Seat ’ a closet > &c -Seat t Ules ’ as specimens of British woods.
’ t0 shut up, for the pocket.
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hace, Edward, Beverley — Inventor andModel c Manufacturer.
of a new tipping waggon, This waggon has a
Screw in it waggon. inis waggon ins a
' Va ggon ile ln ^ldle pole acting upon the fore-end of the<*■ Wd t ' lat one man can tip the body, and dischargetour tons weight.
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Folding, Robert,
Hunton, Maidstone —
“ Iinpro a Manufacturer.
0r slips of Ve< ^ Grecian” beehive; constructed with barsto allow of 7 *!, 0 ^’ t0 w hich the combs are suspended, so as{{flapt e q . their being extracted and returned uninjuved.hoiiey with 6r ^ or ma hing observations, or for taking thett'Ve, con s ‘fl es troying the bees. A portion of thetsting of three bars, is removed, and a similar
piece, with combs attached, from another hive, substi-tuted to show the arrangement of the comb and mode ofaction.
“ Improved Huber’s leaf-hive,” which opens in themanner of a book, and admits of particular examination,for the purpose of observing the proceedings of the bees.
45a Golding, Edward, Hurstbourne Priors, AndoverRoad— Inventor and Manufacturer.
Improved rolling barley chumper, to break the beardfrom the grain by rolling it backwards and forwards overthe barley when spread on the floor. Its effects are doubledby inserting wires between and underneath the bars.
4G Davis, Thomas, Guy St. Nicholas, Warwick —Inventor.
The drum part of a registered thrashing-machine,worked by steam or horse, adapted to thrash all kinds ofgrain (leaving the straw for boltings or otherwise), withrevolving drum, the circumference of which is formed ofa series of flutes or concave plates, and the beaters at-tached to the said drum and concave fixed in the interiorof the same cylinder in which the dram works. Theseplates have teeth or sharp-edged flutes on their faces.The said teeth are not concentric with the axis of thedrum, but (regarded in the direction in which the drumrevolves) the second of each set advances on the first, andthe third on the second.
47 Clayton, Henry, Atlas Works, near Dorset Square—Inventor and Manufacturer.
Patent double-action machine, for screening the clayfor the manufacture of all kinds of drainage pipes andtiles, roofing and paving tiles, and hollow or solid bricks:it combines the vertical and horizontal plans of working.This double-action machine is illustrated in the annexedcut.
Clayton’s Brick , Tile, and Pipe-making Machine
^''ated^m?!' 3 ^ 11 ® 8 and dies for cleansing clay, being per-^ydoidal tF^ a ^ eS ’ * ns ! ea d wires or bars,fl’ols, f or "Shape and other various improved draining, ate nt dn' drains in every description of soils,
depth of co ]) so lidater and chaser, adjustable to every, WovUi* 1 / 1 - A?r the tiles to be laid in.
; r ying gvf, ra -wmgs (to scale), for the erection of kilns,lor drain a „ S ’.., 1c - . Improved plan for drying shelves,
{hens of pipes, hollow and solid bricks. Speci-
hoaded l 10 p 0 ni ^ n . an d other tiles, and of Roberts’ patent
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ca have beeif*!., . e h'y e fl°w turnip, and sample of seedtivated in Banffshire and Aberdeen-[ 9 .]
shire for several years. Pour bulbs of Aberdeenshire orGordon yellow turnip, and sample of seed. Four bulbs ofWilliamson’s Swedish turnip, and sample of seed. Fourbulbs of Birchromb yellow turnip, and sample of seed,which produces heavy crops on poor soils.
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Palmer, Richard, Bideford, Devon —Inventor andManufacturer.
Machine for cutting and reducing to a pulp turnips,carrots, mangold-wurzel, potatoes, &c., and mixing meal,if required. This machine may also be applied to grindingapples for cyder.
49 Drummond & Sons, Stirling —Proprietors.
A grubber or cultivator, made by Mr. Lewis Potter,Bothkennar, near Stirling. The principal improvement
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