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MACHINES AND IMPLEMENTS.
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On the South Side : Areas N. 0. 1; P. Q. E. 1 to 27.
Hay and straw cutting-machine.
Part and cattle weighing-machine; showing the weightto Catt K an< l sheep, and farm produce, from 1 lb. to twos - It is contained in a cast-iron case,ack weighing-machine, for barn purposes, to weigh1 lb. to three cwt.
Model of water-wheel and sugar-mill.
Grant, Joseph Cooke, Stamford —Inventor andp Manufacturer.
,. latent lever horse-rake, for collecting hay, corn, stub-“h twitch, &c.
Patent lever pony-rake,i air of patent lever self-cleaning harrows.
J-'ever horse-hoe.
p implements with improvements:—fjaymaking machine,i hree-knife chaff machine,il'm-knife chaff machine.
I* e ighing-machine, with wrought-iron beam.r °n ploughs for heavy and light land.j r .°n tube whippletrees for four horses,yght iron tube whippletrees.
Jj ooden whippletrees.
ew garden drill for sowing garden seeds.
^fnl for grinding beans.
v. e y cultivator, with wrought-iron frame.
T \orfolk dock or thistle extractor, in iron and wood.]»seed, corn, and bean mill.
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, orfolk hand-drill, for sowing turnips when the cropo P ai 'tially failed,sundry models.
Stuart, J., Aberdeen —Designer and Manufacturer.
>Uo,,M 0 ' horse plough. adapted for either double or singlerp -board, with shifting coulter.
Mou^l °r three horse double or single mould-boardSh, convertible into a subsoil plough.
Jones, C. E., B.A., Birk House, Huddersfield —
Ij Co-inventor.
th e n Ua ^ e cottage beehive, with regulating doorway inSn 0< ? r_boar d, invented by the exhibitor.st r „f^ c *® e n of the adaptation of the common cottagee:!£ hibit Ve t0 certa * n i m P r0Temerlts > made also by the
Prev; U ^ e f° r en laTging the double cottage beehive
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the vI U,1 S_ virgin honey in the comb without disturbingIW Dees m the parent hive; invented by J. Beaumont,er ton, near Huddersfield.
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Im OANDEas > S., Birmingham —Manufacturer.
Proved garden spades, draining tools, and shovels.
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with, William, Kettering, Northamptonshire —I'bpr a I nvento r and Manufacturer,corn amT™ double-blast winnowing machine, for dressinga °Pper see< I s - A portable board is turned back in the,Je coml that ^ gives the rollers the power of pullingCaching ^ ? r °ugh state through from the thrashing
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l ? r U>ed „ be 'Uoe, simple in construction, and principallyL e wheel Wrou gbt iron. It is drawn with shafts; andk *Pt beti S „ ma y be expanded or contracted, so as to beA simp 6en tbe rows of the plants.
ar machine for hoeing on the ridge or on the flat.
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iusord & Sons, Boston and Skirbeck Iron Works,Patent ■ ° s ^ on ’ Lincolnshire —Manufacturers.a ° r . thrashin ^ bors< r P^wer portable housed steam-engine,gri Cu it grinding, sawing, pumping, and general
L ran ging ,P ur poses. The improvement consists in03t °r hous 6 wor Ling parts, and enclosing them in ae > to protect them from the grit and dirt of
farm work, from the weather, and from all improperinterference, by being locked. The cylinder being upright,it will not wear oval as when placed horizontally.
Four-horse power engine, on the same principle as thepreceding.
272 Plenty, J. & E. Pellew, Newbury, Berks —Inventors and Manufacturers.
Four-horse power portable thrashing machine to thrashon its wheels.
Machine for pressing or bagging hops.
274 Ferrabee, John, & Sons, Phoenix Iron Works,Stroud —Manufacturers.
Chaff-cutter, with the knives set obliquely, and havingserrated edges; also for cutting hay, straw, &c.
Patent grass-cutter, for cutting the grass on lawns,pleasure-grounds, See., represented in the annexed cut.
Ferrabee’s Patent Grass-cutter.
Set of registered screw-wrenches.
275 Lomax, William Eothwell, Birmingham—Inventor and Patentee.
Patent chaff-cutter. The novelty of this machineconsists in the position of the shaft or axis upon whichthe knives are fastened; this being within the range ofthe long way of the mouth-piece, gives the knives aboutsix times the usual amount of draught, and causes themto cut, instead of chopping. The weight of the fly-wheelis directly upon the stuff, which reduces the friction uponthe bearing, and renders the cut lighter. The shaft has abearing on both sides of the knives, so that they cutclear.
Patent turnip-cutter.
277 Upfill, E., Birmingham , Warwick.Wrought-iron sheep-fold.
Hay-rack for feeding sheep.
Improved apparatus for melting pitch and tar.Tree guard.
278 Rickman, W. C., 21 Park Side, Hyde Park
Gornei —Inventor.
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290 Neighbour, George, & Son, 127 High Holborn—Inventors and Manufacturers.
The improved cottage beehive working bell-glasses,from which a glass of the purest honey may be takenduring the most vigorous period of the gathering seasonwithout injury to the bees. It consists of a stock-hive,
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