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Class 9.—AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURALOn the South Side : Areas N. 0. 1; P. Q. R. 1 to 27.
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Registered horse-lever rake for gathering hay andcorn; it may likewise be used for couch or stubbles.
Machine for drilling turnips and mangelwurzel seeds,with or without manure, either on the ridge or flat.
Barley aveller, or hummelling machine, for taking offthe haulms of barley. The spindles are made to workquite through, admitting an extra crank at the lower end,which, running in half boxes, can be screwed down as itwears, with other improvements.
Corn-dressing, or winnowing machine. The spindlesare made to work in half brasses, which are placed in astrong iron frame.
Hand-barrow drill, for depositing two rows of turnips,mangelwurzel, and carrot seeds, on the ridge or flat, andat any required distance.
Newly-invented machine for sowing grass seeds, to beworked by hand.
Turnip and mangelwurzel, and manure drilling machine,with one lever, fitted with two boxes, one for manure andthe other for turnips and mangelwurzel seeds, &c.
One-row lever drill for turnips and mangelwurzel seeds,adapted for ridge ploughed lands or flat work.
Turnip and mangelwurzel cutter, which can be alteredin a few minutes to cutting for beasts or sheep.
242 Clayton, Shuttleworth, & Co., Lincoln —Manufacturers.
Six-horse power portable steam-engine, of an improvedand simple construction, mounted upon four wheels,which, from its extreme lightness, is easily moved fromplace to place; the whole arrangement is simple andcompact. It has a starting lever and safety valve (whichare acted upon by Salter’s spring balance), a water andsteam gauge-cock, feed-pump, and steam whistle, allwithin reach of the driver, and is well adapted for agri-cultural, builders’, and contractors’ purposes, such asthrashing, grinding, sawing, pumping, &c. The annexedcut represents this steam-engine in the state in which itis ready for use. Power is communicated by a leatherband round the fly-wheel, or the pulley on the other sideof the fly-wheel.
Clayton and Slmtllewortli’s Six-liorse Power Portable Steam-engine.
Improved registered grinding-mill, suitable for all grain,consisting of a pair of portable registered French mill-stones, 2 feet 8 inches in diameter, adapted for steamor for water-power, and are fixed in a metal cylindricalframe. This arrangement is represented in the annexedcut.
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Clayton and Shuttleworth’s Mill.
Improved registered combined thrashing,riddling, and blowing-machine. Tiie annexedsents this machine.
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The chief novelty in this machine is the regi^'Svibrating trough, which is suspended by four links, “extends the whole length of the machine and strshaker, having a reciprocating motion given to it ,means of a crank. But by means of the vibrating t ro "^ 1( !; the whole quantity of the pulse, as it drops from: thrashing-drum and straw-shaker, is caught and P aS! over a riddle under which the blast is directed;j effectually separating the corn, chaff, and pulse, / r jeach other, each being discharged into the places assigfor them.
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Marriott, Joseph, 74 (jracechnrch Street-Designer and Manufacturer.
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New cottage beehive, for obtaining honey W1 a sdestroying the bees. Bell glasses of honeyc” 1 ” 1 ’’ y,worked by the bees from the same. Glass box of . [pas specimen of finished and unfinished comb. Glu[) iof pure run honey granulated. Clarified honey-mens of queen and other bees. Improved beehives,
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West, William, LeicesterManufacturer.
Drill, for sowing corn and turnips, rnum lT /,cito work with cups; and for sowing turnips, mangel"
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