Patents Recently Granted.

ENGLISH PATENTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING

SEPTEMBER 28TH.

Robert Stirling Newall, of Gateshead, in the county of Durham, for improvements in locks and springs, and in the means of fastening and setting up the rigging of ships. Patent dated Sept. 28, six months.

Andrew Paton Halliday, of Manchester, manufacturing chemist, for certain improvements in the manufacture of pyroligneous acid. Patent dated Sept. 28, six months.

Fennell Allman, of Charles Street, Saint James's

Square, Westminster, for certain improvements in apparatus for the production of light from electricity. Patent dated Sept. 28, six months

William Wilkinson Nicholson, of Acton Street, Gray's Inn Road, civil engineer, for improvements in machinery for compressing wood, and other materials requiring such a process. Patent dated Sept. 28, six months.

Joseph Gillot and John Morrison, of Birmingham, for improvements in ornamenting cylindrical and other surfaces of wood and other material. Patent dated Sept. 28, six months.

Patents Recently Expired.

Cornelius Tonge, of Salop, Esq., for certain improvements in apparatus for preventing accidents to travelling carriages of various descriptions. Patent dated Septembar 25, 1834; expired September 25th

1848.

Jean Baptiste Molerat, now residing with Sir John Byerley, of Chelsea, manufacturing chemist, for certain improvements in the manufacture of gas for illumination. Patent dated September 25, 1834; expired September 25, 1848.

R. Witty, civil engineer, for an improvement, or improvements, in saving fuel and burning smoke, applicable to furnaces or stoves. Patent dated September 25, 1834; expired September 25, 1848.

J. Saxton, of Middlesex, mechanician, for improvements in printing presses, and in presses for

other purposes.

Patent dated September 25, 1834; expired September 25, 1848.

S. Draper, of Radford, lace maker, for an improved manufacture of figured bobbin net, or what is commonly called bobbin net lace. Patent dated September 25, 1834; expired September 25, 1848.

J. Gardner, of Banbury, ironmonger, for certain improvements on machines for cutting Swedish and other turnips, mangel wurzel, and other roots, used as food for sheep, horned cattle, and other animals Patent dated September 25, 1834; expired September 25, 1848.

J. C. Daniell, of Bath, clothier, for an improvement, or improvements, in the process of manufacturing or preparing woollen cloth. Patent dated September 25, 1834; expired September 25, 1848.

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1591

Hammond Tuner & Sons Birmingham.

1592

Francis Mordan

Goswell Road

Eye (Hook and Eye).
Adjusting Everlasting Gold

Pen.

22

Kingswood, near Worton

25

Underedge, Gloucestershire Nut Key or Spanner.
Improved Metallic Packed
Gland.

Frederick Marsh & Co... Castle Street, East Oxford St. Oriental Shower Bath.
Stephen Peile Babington. George Street, Hanover Square Hat Peg, or Support.

NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Lancaster; but perhaps Mr. Lancaster may send us the particulars, or an engraving.

MR. GREY (Abbey Place).-We cannot give a description of the Tumbler Lock, registered by Mr. NOTICE. THE PATENT JOURNAL will be enlarged next week, and printed in quarto size, an arrangement which will enable us to give larger engravings, and more space for information. The preparation for this alteration will account for the change in the appearance of the Journal this week.

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OF ALL

PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS

GRANTED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

DURING THE YEAR 1847:

ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED, ACCORDING TO THE NAMES OF

PATENTEES.

TO WHICH IS ADDED,

AN INDEX

OF THE

VARIOUS SUBJECTS TO WHICH THE PATENTS REFER.

COMPILED BY

THE EDITORS OF THE PATENT JOURNAL,

[ LONDON:

PUBLISHED AT THE PATENT JOURNAL OFFICE, 89, CHANCERY LANE, AND 17, CROSS STREET, MANCHESTER.

1848.

H. SILVERLOCK, PRINTER, 3, WARDROBE TERRACE, DOCTORS' COMMONS.'

A CLASSIFIED LIST OF PATENTS

GRANTED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM,

DURING THE YEAR 1847.

Adams, William Bridges, of Old Ford, in the county of Middlesex, engineer and carriage-builder, and Robert Richardson, late of Manningtree, in the county of Essex, but now of Hadleigh, in the county of Suffolk, for certain improvements in the construction of railways, and of engines and carriages used thereon; and also in transport and storage arrangements for the conveyance, management, and preservation of perishable articles. Sealed May 22nd, 1847.

Adorno, Juan N., of Mexico, in the republic of Mexico, gentleman, for improvements in manufacturing cigars and other similar articles. Sealed February 24th, 1847.

Aitken, John, of Russell-street, Bermondsey, leather-dresser, for improvements in steam-engines and atmospheric-engines in distilling and pumping water. Sealed May 22nd, 1847.

Allan, Alexander, of Crewe, in the county of Chester, engineer, for certain improvements in turn-tables, to be employed on, or in connection with railways, part or parts of which said improvements are also applicable to the construction of tubular boilers. Sealed May 27th, 1847.

Allman, Fennell, of Charles-street, St. James's-square, Middlesex, consulting engineer, for an improved mode of making, forming, or shaping candles. Sealed May 4th, 1847.

Atkinson, Jonathan, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, soap-boiler, for a new method of manufacturing soap. Sealed April 27th, 1847.

Atterbury, E. I. C., merchant, of Leeds, in the county of York, for certain improvements in gearing machinery. Sealed March 10th, 1847.-(Communication.) Ayre, William, the younger, of the borough of Kingston-upon-Hull, attorney-atlaw, for improvements in the method of propelling vessels. Sealed October 14th, 1847.

Ayres, Phillip B., of Howland-street, Fitzroy-square, doctor of medicine, for certain plans and improvements in preparing putrescent organic matters, such as nightsoil, the matters in suspension in the water of sewers, and other similar matters, for the purpose of manure, or for other purposes, and for apparatus for the same. Sealed April 20th, 1847.

Azulay, Bondy, of Rotherhithe, in the county of Surrey, printer, and Abraham Solomons, of the city of London, merchant, for certain improvements in the manufacture of charcoal and other fuel. Sealed June 10th, 1847.

Bacon, William, of Bury, in the county of Lancaster, engineer, and Thomas Dixon, of the same place, engineer, for certain improvements in steam-engines. Sealed August 19th, 1847.

Bagge, Isham, of Holford-street, Holford-square, Pentonville, Middlesex, for certain improvements in the production and management of artificial light. May 7th, 1847.

Sealed Bailey, Benjamin, of Leicester, machine-maker, for improvements in the manufacture of knitted fabrics. Sealed August 6th, 1847.

Bain, Alexander, of Upper Baker-street, Middlesex, electrical engineer, for improvements in clocks and time-keepers, and in apparatus connected therewith. Sealed February 19th, 1847.

Bain, Alexander, of the Wilderness, Hampton Wick, gentleman, for improvements in musical instruments, and in the means of playing on musical instruments. Sealed October 7th, 1847.

Baines, William, of Norwich, inspector of railways, for improvements in the manufacture of parts of railways, and in the bearings of machinery and in apparatus used in the construction of railways. Sealed July 29th, 1847. Baird, Richard, of Dundee, Scotland, for a new or improved method of communication between the guards, engine-drivers, and other servants in charge of trains of carriages and waggons on railways, and also between the passengers and engine-drivers, and other servants in charge of such trains. Sealed December 22nd, 1847.

Baker, Henry F., of Boston, United States of America, for a certain new and useful improvement in steam-boiler furnaces. Sealed December 22nd, 1847. Bakewell, Frederick Collier, of Hampstead, Middlesex, gent., for certain improvements in machinery or apparatus for making or manufacturing soda-water, and other aerated waters and liquids. Sealed November 11th, 1847.

Banks, Robert Richardson, of Great George-street, Westminster, architect, for a new method of artificially curing and preserving the berries of coffee by a drying apparatus. Sealed October 21st, 1847.-(Communication.)

Bapaume, Pierre Auguste, of No. 11, Rue du Creissant, in the city of Paris, gentleman, for a new process for the preparation and engraving of plates adapted to the printing of cotton stuffs, paper, and other substances. Sealed October 7th, 1847.

Baranowski, Joseph Jean, of 3, Rue Neuve Clichy, in the city of Paris, gentleman, for a ready-reckoning machine. Sealed July 19th, 1847.

Baranowski, Joseph Jean, of 3, Rue Neuve Clichy, Paris, gentleman, for a readyreckoning machine. Sealed November 11th, 1847.

Barber, Henry.-See Clarke and Barber,

Barber, Thomas Hunt, of King-street, Cheapside, gentleman, for improvements in machinery for propelling vessels. Sealed October 7th, 1847.-(Communication.) Barker, Edward, of Budleigh, Salterton, Devon, gentleman, for certain improvements in the preparation of manure. Sealed October 26th, 1847.

Barret, Pierre Philipe Celestin, of Paris, in the kingdom of France, for improvements in machinery for tilling and working land. Sealed November 27th, 1847. Battye, Thomas, of Woburn-place, Middlesex, gentleman, for an improved mode of retaining the waist of the human body in a desirable form, without producing the inconvenience resulting from too tight lacing of stays or corsets, or buckling of belts, waistbands, or girdles. Sealed September 9th, 1847.

Bayliss, William, of Bilston, in the county of Stafford, chain-maker, for a machine for flattening and turning iron links for flat wood slub-chains. Sealed February 24th, 1847.