MACHINES AND IMPLEMENTS.
On the South Side : Areas N. 0. 1 ; P. Q. II. 1 to 27.
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th > le lm P TOV mneut in this implement consists, first, ine construction of the teeth fitting into iron sockets andbe , n S 011 0* e front rod, so that one or more teeth canba 1U " IO '.' ul1 a f pleasure ; secondly, the teeth, acting on ahi| UUU !' n S parallel underneath the frame, gives it greateru Clllt y i' 1 relieving it of its load; thirdly, the ball, actingJ°? l “ (; leverage of the handle, keeps the teeth in theirin * C ’ S0 ^ lat they cannot lose their yealm. It is simpleconstruction, and cannot get out of order,he preceding figure represents this rake.
Rosie, Robert M., Langholm, Dumfries —Designero. _ and Manufacturer,
coi lee P'5lipping machine, for applying sheep-washings heep 0S hd° US ’ to improve the wool and destroy vermin in
• il nj t con sists of a trough, in which the sheep are dipped,to a Plhtform forming the body of the carriage for themail ? tail d on, while the superfluous liquid drips off them,t] hows back into the trough. With this machine,ee men can dip or wash 800 sheep in a day.
has become a common practice thus to dip half-
grown lambs in a solution of corrosive sublimate, whichpoisons the ticks that burrow in the skin without injuryto the animals themselves.—Pit. P.]
152a Morewood & Rogers, Steel Yard Wharf, UpperThames Street —Inventors.
Model of farm-yard and buildings, constructed chieflyof patent galvanized tinned iron, surrounded by a fenceof the same material.
Models of galvanised agricultural implements, includingbarrows, sieves, &c.
154 Blytii, R. J., Norwich — Inventor and Manufacturer.
Four-horse power portable horse works.
Four-horse power registered portable bolting thrashing-machine, for steam or horse power; with light spindleflanges, and round hollow beaters, so formed as to meetsmall resistance from the atmosphere, and having littlefriction. It will thrash about 70 quarters of wheat perday, with four horses. The annexed cut represents thismachine.
Blyth’s Four-horse Bolting Thrashing Machine.
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Cooke, George, 473 Oxford Street, Bloomsbury-Inventor.
cajq irrigator for grass land, or low crops; appli-boy s a “° , to watering roads. It may be worked by twore» n j ai ?^ *1 distributes water or liquid manure with greatPatT ty -- From 10 to 20 acres may be done in a day.de> Scr - ei1 .* irrigator for high-standing crops, of a similar^on, except that it requires more power.
^ ^airless, Thomas, Corbridije, near Hexham ,p ^ Northumberland —Inventor,
r^l^g-machine for cutting corn and hay.
^Proved pump.
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^adler, William James , Bentham Burton, near« . Swindon , Wilts —Inventor,
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snrf ace tll(i chimney, d, e, for conveying to the drain anystiff c i ' Vat cr which may accumulate in low places ondr a j n y soils, through which it cannot penetrate to theP’Pes’au ! las considerably injured the crop. Thecth er as filters, retaining in the bottom the mud ora tter which might choke the drain. The pipes
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are lifted out of the chimney to unfit them, and may beleft out when sufficient water has accumulated to flushthe drain, if it should be required. These drains areshown in the preceding cut.
Draining tools:—Paring knife; spade for surface; topbit; crammer for the same ; pick and tomahawk; bottombit; crnmmer for the same; rammer for levelling bed forpipes; tool for placing pipes, g, in the preceding cut, anddrag for filling in.
157 Rudd, T., 16 Kbury Square, Pimlico —Inventorand Manufacturer.
Improved patent hand thrashing-machine; mountedupon carriage wheels, and remaining so when at work.Working model of improved machinery, for workingmarble, stone, &c.
158 Hall, A, Bank Buildings, Manchester —Inventor.Garden-net, a substitute for glass in hot-houses, &c.
1G0 Crump, Thomas, Derby— Inventor andManufacturer,
Garden-engine, or portable fire-engine, two sizes, withjet and spreader, for watering plants, greenhouses, &c.The hose-pipe will discharge 18 gallons of water perminute, at 60 feet distance, or 50 feet altitude.
Liquid-manure pump, made of galvanized sheet-iron.Instrument for singeing horses with gas.
161 Nixon, T., Kettering —Inventor and Manufacturer.A garden light or skylight.
1 70 Wilmot, Edw. W., Congleton —Designer.
Model of farm buildings for a farm of about 300 acres,with plans of farm-house, labourers' cottages, and ex-planatory drawings.
180 Deane, Dray, & Deane, Swan Lane, Upper ThamesStreet, London Bridge —Manufacturers.
Patent cesspool and tank cleanser, for the speedy andinnoxious removal of stagnant water, &c. The followingcut represents this machine.