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MACHINES AND IMPLEMENTS.
On the South Side : Areas N. 0. 1; P. Q. K. 1 to 27.
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Sheep-dipping Apparatus.
®N, T., 97 North Street, Leeds —Manufacturer.
ire aviary and ornamental seat.
'^■ MOS > Joseph, King Street, Bristol —Manufacturer.m e ari ' e Pcliuni and stand of English oak, -with improve-rs m the bung, vent-peg, whey-tap, and gudgeons.
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Shanks & Son, Arbroath , Forfar —Inventor.lass and hay-cutting machines.
Whitfield, James Alexander, Pelaw Staith,
the Ir * Pr0ved grappling or dredging-iron, for drawing from-n^rpr the bodies of persons apparently drowned.
Sam, t- lmprovemeilt cons i sts in its passing over, in thePass 6 ^ lme > lone times the space which the present irons1'ott ° ver ' Should the hooks become fastened at thecjjj- 0 ® the river, they will straighten. The hanging-rQpj 11 w ith the hooks will detect a body lying behind athat '° r lar S® stone. It is made to take into pieces, soJ t can be easily repaired.
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a °lly, Joseph, Vale of Aylesbury —Manufacturer.
hutt Urn and stand; large and small milk-pails; ovaler 'tub; butter prints and boards; milk-strainer.
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■Iennison, John, Frodingham, Duffield, Yorhshire —York , . Inventor.
s heav * s ™ re corn-stacks, showing the position in whichSt 6 k are hnh-
Ilo,i lovd, to assist the stack-builder.ned ge models, &c.
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^ _ Hart, Charles, Wantage— -Inventor.
fir st ri^ t lS ^ ered universal portable grinding-mill. TheK>ttoui Cfmsist ? °f two plates, with steel cutters, thet ' lr ou< r ] 1 ° n j'. run ?ing horizontally; the grain, in passingVe yed°K t lc ^’ * s s Pl*t into small pieces: it is then con-ru auiu„ etWe ? n two sto nes, one stationary and the other° vertically, where it is reduced to fine meal.
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Im i:l lips, G., Harrow-on-the-Hill —Manufacturer.2in c _ j'J'ed collateral beehive, made of wood, glass, andJestrovo lS ilPve tlle Pees do not swarm, nor require to' v ° r k can t to ta ^ e tple honey; and the progress of theirat any time be ascertained without danger.
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CE , Archibald, Stirling —Manufacturer andAdri U-pl 0ug]lfor Desi S ner '
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1. \ J'-) West Cams, near Jdunbar —Inventor.
^2. A maeh* 16 sow ing^grain, beintr an irnnmv-cd rl ri
tdng machine. ^ ^
1 green crops. A green-crop grubber.
sowing grain, being an improved drill.” A : ain, being an improved
75 Bennett, Henry, Liverpool —Manufacturer.
Model of a self-cleaning roller, for crushing clods,rolling growing crops, and freeing land infested withwire-worm. The rings, of which the roller is composed,are fastened by bolts running through bored bosses intothe solid ends. The contrivance for self-cleaning iseffected by having two of the holes in each alternate ringlarger than the other, so as to allow half the roller partsto rise twice in the revolution, sufficiently to cut out allclods which may rise between them. The rings are alsotapered from the outer to the inner edge, so that a clod,being squeezed in, will necessarily fall into the interior,and be broken.
Mill for mixing provender, and preparing manures fordrill-sowing. The rollers are composed of double-toothedrings, working into each other; with strong gearing,heavy fly-wheel, with brass bushes, and hard-wood, frame.
Gorse-cutting machine, with eight knives, fixed on acylinder, which revolves in brass bearings, with flutedrising feed rollers, and case-hardened cutting plate.
Mill for kibbling or crushing beans, oats, &c., on hard-wood frame, with case-hardened diagonally machine-fluted rollers, working in brass bushes. The feed appa-ratus is regulated by a screw from behind.
Oil-cake crusher, for crushing oil or rape cake. Therollers are composed of double-toothed rings, bored out,and fitted with a key on a round shaft. It has doublepickers for cleaning the rollers, and sliding bars, withregulating screw in the centre, giving a parallel motion tothe roller.
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Woodbourne, James, Kingsley, near Alton—Manufacturer.
Iron machine for bagging hops by pressure. The poweris obtained by one pair of wheels, rack, pinion, and lever;and it is provided with an iron case, screw, and step, forthe reception of the bag, to prevent its being torn by thepressure.
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Clod-crusher, cider-mill, gorse-cutting and bruising-machine, ploughs, &c.
7 8 Gillett, John, Brailes, near Shipston-on-Stour —Inventor and Manufacturer.
1. Chaff engine, for cutting hay and straw with double-action knife, having two edges, cutting in its ascent and
Gillelt’s Chaff Engine.
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