MACHINES AND IMPLEMENTS.
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CrosskilPs Archimedean Root-washer.
Grimsley, T., of Oxford, and Randall &p Saunders, of Bath —Inventors.
' nveu t>ons:—Brick and tile press, with corru-ge ar ^ r °K e rs, and perpetual cutter attached. The rollers,sta nc ,® lnto one another, crush all stones or other sub-pi'(. s ■ s a . s the clay passes through, tempering and com-te *t “1= R so as to produce ware of very firm and regular£°o<l s e ’ press can be constantly refilled, and the
°Peratio ^ at an ^ re( l u * rel i length, without arresting its
screw press, with perpetual cutter at-°ther ’ T , an( I left-handed screws, working into eachModel x petual cutter -
Ov ei , u °t nest of brick or tile kilns, with drymg-room
s hant teilt draining brick or tile, giving a drain either egg-theiv ° r c i rcu lar, to any size required; are concave onHoh PPer ^ u rface, and rebate into one another.
B r ; P w bricks and tiles, for walls and flues.
and tiles for fire-proof roofs, floors, and walls.Mod 1 0ping bricks.
L - ' c ks el pf fire-proof cottages, constructed of hollowdrai Ua ’ n . e Wl tb provision for heating, ventilation, and
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Whsiond & Chandler, Manchester — InventorsQt 0 and Manufacturers.
bor Se ^f rils ' le ’'’ applicable for hand power; another, for• T 'r’o-k at ' e /’ ° r Steam P° wer -
big f ee , ntfe chaff-cutting machine, combining self-adjust-Grai n ’ Wlt!l Richmond’s tooth rollers.lrithfi“' crus ber, for crushing malt, barley, oats, &c.,Chafff n’achine-fluted rollers.to oth. ro iJ nac nines: the feed is brought forward by theSlls Petid,. t rS ’ an< ^ pressed into a compact body by a weight- Ghaff.n. npon the rising lever.
Rself t niachine, the mouth of which is made to adjustb'emity 0 f n I giveu fee( l by a weight appended to the ex-J °t the lever.
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• Kegi st John, Woodstock —Inventor.
I s . a dapted r fo. see d-cleaner and separator. This machinJT 1 , and otL se Parating the various kinds of grass, sainn, at> b a ,.i er ® eei ls, and for correcting their samplesachin e •’’’ “ c - The annexed cut represents thi
Gillam’s Seed-cleaner and Separator.
The machine consists of two sieves, worked by meansof cranks and driven by gearing, over which the seed orcorn is passed, dividing the samples, which pass out atspouts fixed under the bottom of the sieves.
The sieves may be arranged at any suitable angle, ac-cording to the condition of the seed.
The hopper is supplied with a shaking apparatus, andwith slide to regulate the quantity passing on to thesieves. The whole of the work is fitted in a cast-ironframe, and bolted in wrought iron.
130 Taylor, G., Bury, Lancashire — Inventor.
Locomotive shearing and mowing machine, to beworked by hand: it cuts and lays a sheaf at every stroke,ready to bind. With this machine it is stated that oneman cutting, and two binding, will do as much as six orseven in the ordinary wa
139a Robinson & Son Coventry —Manufacturers.
Model churn.
140 Hill, Edward, & Co., Brierley Mill Works, Dudley—Inventors and Manufacturers.
A wrought-iron skim. This implement, of which awoodcut is annexed, is generally used for paring or skim-