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Class 9.— AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURALOn tiie South Side : Areas N. O. 1; P. Q. R. 1 to 27.
216 Coleman, Richard, Ckchnsfor/l — .Inventor andManufacturer.
Patent drag harrow and scarifier, for breaking up,clearing, and pulverising land. The frame at the top issuspended about six inches above the lower frame, parallelwith which, by means of a lever, it is moved backwardsor forwards ; it is made with five or seven prongs, accord-ing to the width of land intended to be cut.
Patent drag-harrow and scarifier, on the same principle,with the addition of side levers, by which it is regulatedwhen used on furrow land.
Patent subsoil harrow, for drawing out furrows, andgrubbing or raising the subsoil after the plough.
Patent expanding lever harrow. This implement ismade in four compartments, each three feet, and beingconstructed on the principle of a parallel ruler, it may beexpanded or contracted at pleasure: it is drawn by fivechains attached to double hooks which move on the longwhippletrce.
Patent expanding harrow, constructed on the sameprinciple, but without wheels and levers.
216a Wheeler, E., 1 § Faulkner Street, Manchester — 1 1)V 'Portable machine for bagging hops, wool, or cotton;pressing the hops without breaking the leaf.
Hand machine for bagging hops, with rack to rise andfall by pinion and double-purchase wheels.
217 Bentall, Edward Hammond, Ileybridge, nearMaldon, Essex —Inventor and Manufacturer.
Patent broad-share and subsoil plough, combined in oneimplement, with beam of wrought T iron. By divestingit of its side-arms, hind-wheels, and tines, it becomes asubsoil and root plough. It can be adjusted accordingto circumstances, by moving the transverse cutters in -serted in the frame. A point, three feet long, precedesthe share on the same frame tor loosening the ground'This machine is represented in the annexed cut.
Bentall’s Patent Broad Share and Subsoil Plough.
jTBC POINT WHICH PRECEDES v *’ THE „■ SHAR£
Patent mangold, or ridge hoe, on the same principle,with pair of breasts, for moulding up root crops.
Patent double tom, with wrought-iron beam, having adouble breast or mould-board cast in one piece of metal.
Patent N G II plough. A moveable lever, with a shareattached in a way which renders it adjustable, and pre-vents any wear on the sole of the plough.
The original goldhanger plough, called the “ Essex plough.”
Round hogs’ troughs. Stack pillar.
Patent dynamometer, for the purpose of ascertainingthe draft of implements presenting irregular resistance.The arrangement of the parts prevents the vibration ofthe index without diminishing the accuracy of the instru-ment.
218 Nunn, J. P. & E. B., 17 Stratford Place,
Oxford Street —Inventors.
Instrument for elevating and holding a beehive im-mediately under a swarm of bees hanging from a bough;and instrument for grasping and shaking the bough,which, if the hive he held in a proper position, will causethe bees to fall into it, when they may be easily secured.
219 Smith, George , 3 Francis Court, Berkeley Street,
Clerkenwell —Producer.
Registered enamelled garden labels.
220 Wilkinson, Thomas, 309 Oxford Street—
Improver and Manufacturer.
Improved Baker’s patent mangle; having three rollers,two of which revolve with the linen rolled upon themunder the heavily-loaded box, while a third is being pre-
pared with other linen to replace the first and conti“ llCthe process.
Improved patent box churn. The top or cover has P c !'"forations for admitting atmospheric air, and the beater 16of the form found by experience to be best calculated 101agitating the cream, and forcing the air through it, so ato improve the quality and increase the quantity of butte 1 ■
221 Farlow, J. K., 5 Crooked Lane, London Bridge
Inventor.
Netting for protecting fruit and flowers.
222 Smith, Thomas, 1 Hamor Cottages, Ilornsey Road’
Islington —I n ventor.
Hyacinth glass, and glass support fixed by glass ey eS 'Circular earthenware enclosure, and support forfruit and foliage of the strawberry plant, by which *blossoms and fruit are protected from slugs, and kejfree from grit caused by rain. Provisionally registers 1 ■
224 Ritchie, W. & J., Ardee, Ireland —Manufacture 16 -^Improved drill plough. Improved subsoil plough> 11nished with two wheels.
226 Roberts, John, 34 Easteheap — Manufacturer.Strawberry tiles. Melon tiles. Grape tiles. Ce^J,
sockets. Ventilating flower-pot. Transplanting 110pot. Flower supporters. Cylindrical brick.
Model machine for drying corn.
228 Scragg, Thomas, Tarporley, Cheshire — Inventor
and Manufacturer. _ aD d
A double-action machine for making draining-tup apipes. It has, as a substitute for racks and piiii°chain which winds round a roller, and presses thethrough the dies.
230 Barker, John, Dunnington, near York —Invent 0and Manufacturer.
Iron wheel-plough and wood swing-plough. l.uto 11 'Expanding parallel horse-hoe, with a Norwegian