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Class 9.—AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL [UniT ed
On the South Side : Areas N. O. 1; P. Q. R. 1 to 27.
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Siebe's Fiitent Rotatory Garden Rump.
256 Smith, John, Albert Iron Works, Uxbridge —Inventor.
Patent chaff-cutter, cylindrical iron sifter, thrashing-machine, barley hummcller, oat and bean mill, iron shimplough, winnowing machine, turnip-cutter, &c. Thismachine is represented in the annexed cut.
Mr. J. Smith's Patent ChafT-cutter.
The novelty claimed for this machine consists in placingthe axle upon which the knives are fastened within therange of the long way of the mouth-piece, instead of theshort way, as in others; thereby placing the shaft directlyover the work, and having the weight of the fly-wheelupon the stuff. The friction on the hearings is thus re-duced, and the active power of the knife is increased.
257 Warren, Joseph, Ileybridge, near Maldon, Essex —Inventor and Manufacturer.
Novel regulation ploughs.
Turn-wrist or perpetual furrow plough, to turn the landor furrows all in one direction, and dispense with all wasteof open furrow.
Adjustable screw plough. Revolving calendar roll.
Hand machine adapted for hoeing all kinds of corn androot plants, mounted on wheels.
Broad share or triangle plough, for top cleaning andparing off the weeds, and general cultivation.
Alarm gun, giving four distinct reports, which may beheard at a considerable distance.
Spring alarm. When placed in a box, it works a rackwheel, and communicates with a bell, on which is fixed awire, that causes it to ring by the lightest touch.
Skim plough for hoeing and cleaning land.
257a Johnson, Tiios. (with Mr. Kinnear), Keivcastl e 'upon-Tgne —Inventor.
Model of a machine for sowing wheat and barley; wltla harrow attached.
258 McPherson, P., Morton Place, Edinburgh —Imp or | < ’ r 'Improved mill for breaking, skuteliing, and prepa rll1 o
flax, and adapting it for hackling.
259 Spurgin, John, M.D., Guildford St., Russell Sq va ' 1 ’’Double hoe. Shark’s-tooth-shaped hoe and spud.
259a Winton, II., Birmingham —Manufacturer.Spades and other agricultural implements.
! 259b Burciiam, Charles, Heacham, near Lynn —
| Inventor and Manufacturer. ^
I Model of a steam and hand-power tillage machine a"j irrigator.
259c Hay , James, Florabank, Haddington —Inventor-Implement for cutting turnips for sheep and cattle-
262 Seal, S., Wakefield —Manufacturer.Scythe-stones. Grindstones.
262a Craig, James, & Co., Paisley —Manufacturers.^Various sizes of drain pipes and tiles, for field drain* cmanufactured from common clay.
262b Rowbottom, John, Halifax —Inventor. ,
Beehive, or beeskip, with ornamental embelj is ^pedestal, for taking honey without destroying the W vbees.
263 Digges La Touche, Rev. Thomas, Killencmle,
1. Model of a cart, made without mortices. . e .
2. Model of a carriage, which admits of high to
wheels, turning on their own centre; and requiresprivate bolt. jj
3. Model of a grubber, pulverising to the depth oi
inches. , t , lt ,
4. Model of a harrow, on wheels, intended to clear
ground of weeds. ■ „
5. Model of a scuffler, of light draught, for clean!between green crops.
fi. Model of a turnip-dibbler.
7. Apparatus for making butter without handling-
8. A ball-iron, which leaves the ball at the root ottongue, without startling the horse.
264 Low, Alexander, 72 Overgate, Dundee —Invci'*®^A mouth-bag for horses; the front being made o
or gauze wire. m.r
Double water-furrow roller plough, having the r . | Cplaced on the bottom of the stilts behind the u 01 ^mould boards, and a bulge on the centre to forfflwater furrow, and also to press down the sides o ^furrow, making the ridge broad, and the water tuinarrow.
265 Daniell, J. C., Simpley Stoke, near Bath
Producer.
Samples of manure and food for cattle.
266 Smith, Alexander & William, & Co., TVe®*Works, Paisley —Inventors and Manufacturer -
Registered centrifugal churn for making butter. ^novelty consists in the milk being drawn up ^ Lv Jibottom by the velocity of the cone or disc, and , s oout at the top, in broken portions, with great ^| ie scthat none of the milk escapes thorough agitation- jj onS-machines are constructed to churn from 5 to 100 S‘| i01 . s es,New steaming apparatus, for preparing food to ■cattle, &c. The boiler and vessels are of mallea 1Corn and bean-bruising machine.