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descent; the apparatus which regulates the length of thecut, and stops the feed during the action of the knife,and the double mouth-piece, by which the feed gets abearing on both sides, prevents the corners from beingleft uncut. The preceding cut represents this chatfengine.

2. Patent chaff engine, with lever beam for horse power.

3. Model of a patent rick ventilator, for ventilating hayand corn ricks.

4. Mill for splitting, bruising, and grinding beans, oats,and barley. In this mill there is but one roller, which hasa double-action flute: by simply revei'sing the fly-wheel,the different operations of splitting beans, and bruising orgrinding oats and barley, are performed.

5. Patent self-acting alarum gun, for preserving corn,fruit, and seeds from the depredations of birds or game.This machine consists of a barrel with twelve holes, tocontain as many charges of powder; one of which, bymeans of clock-work, is discharged every hour, giving areport as loud as a gun.

80 Swan, Robert Francis, Boxford, Suffolk —Inventor and Manufacturer.

Model of a tipping waggon (on a reduced scale). Thenovelty consists in the three wheels, the locking, themanner of tipping, the form, the concentration of theweight or load upon one axletree near to the horse’sshoulders, and its adaptation to single or double shafts.It may be used as a two-wheel cart, by removing the hindcarriage-work.

81 Mackay, Wi. Henry, Swansea —Inventor.Machine for mowing hay or cutting corn.

82 Woods, James, Stowmarket, Suffolk —Inventor andManufacturer.

Registered iron crushing and grinding mill, for linseed,oats, barley, Indian corn, rice, lentils, malt, &c. Itcrushes and grinds separately, or does both at the sametime, as two distinct hoppers are provided, and no altera-tion of machinery is required. The crushing is per-formed on the surface of a large wheel, 4 feet diameter,in conjunction with a small roller, 7 inches diameter. Asteel roller is attached to the axis of the large wheel, forgrinding beans and peas, so that friction from increasedbearings is avoided. The annexed cut shows the form ofthis mill.

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Woods’ Registered Crushing and Grinding Mill.

83 Cornes, James, Burbridge, near Nantwich , Chester—Inventor and Manufacturer.

Registered chaff-cutting machine, with three knives:invented and manufactured by the exhibitor. It isapplicable to hand, horse, or steam power, and cuts five

different lengths of chaff; one length of 4 inches, forlitter. The annexed cut represents this machine.

A chaff-cutting machine, with two knives.

Comes’ Registered Chaff-cutting Machine.

84 Roe, Freeman, 70 Strand—Manufacturer.

Four-horse portable steam-engine, for agricultural a nother purposes.

85 Sellar, George, & Son, Iluntly, near Aberdeen —•Inventors and Manufacturers. .

Double mould, or drill-plough, with improved mould"boards. Swing plough.

86 James, John, & Co., 24 Leadenhall Street —Manufacturers.

Patent weighing-machine, without loose weights;weights by which the goods are weighed being attache 1to, and forming part of, the machine itself. ,

Three-ton machine, or small patent weigh-bridge,weighing carts, live cattle, and farm produce generally-Six hundred-weight patent machine, for weighing shecp>

pigs, &c. Q f

Three hundred-weight machine, for weighing sackscorn, &c. . el .

Machine for weighing potatoes, turnips, and otnroot-crops in the field.

87 Rowley, John J., Bowthorne, near Chesterfield

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Patent improved machine for dropping or deposipulverized substances, such as peat, charcoal, l>one-d°-&c., at any required distance from 8 to 18 inches, ^urn r’rape, or mangold seed can be deposited with the manu j nRegistered corn-dressing machine, with new motm 1 ' ^separating corn from the chaff and short straw, as deli vefrom the thrashing-machine.

88 Drummond, Peter Robert, Perth —Inventor an

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Anti-metallic table churns, with six actions. ^ ijericis a box for containing hot or cold water. Atm°T ^air is carried down through the plunger staff. *larger size, any kind of animal power can be appb e

89 Read, Richard, 35 Regent Circus —Inventor a

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New patent garden-watering engine, fitted witnproved metallic (jointed) tube. {See Engraving °, n s y' r ing e ’Horticultural machine, with metal tube, &c.; anil J teI it.with angle branch. Stomach-pump, in case: new v j,,-Aperitive fountain, with reservoir, and metal tu .-^ jpejecting instruments, for removing obstructionsbowels of horses and other animals. . , vel i o*’

Improved hollow probangs, for relieving 1choked bullocks, calves, sheep, &e.