General Machinery. 
77 
Wool, Mungo, and all other waste fibres. 
(492) 
BARRACLOUGH, Thos., io, St. 
James''s Square, Manchester.—Spinning Ma 
chines for Twines, Cords, Ropes, of Hemp, 
Flax, Jute, &c.; Hackles; Woollen Rag- 
tearing Machines; Cotton an 1 Woollen Yarn 
Printing Machine; -lieed-making Machine; 
Wire Healds for weaving all dsscriptions of 
goods; Portable Drilling Machines ; Venti 
lator for Mills; Blower for Furnaces. (493) 
BERGIUS, W. C., 103, West Re 
gent Street, Glasgow.—Models of Machinery. 
(494) 
APPLEBY BROTHERS, Emerson 
Street, Southwark, London.—Steam Crane to 
lift 5 tons—travelling, turning, and with 
variable radius, price 630/.; Steam Feed 
Pump, 12/. 10J. (495) 
BELL, Andrew, 49, Blackfriars 
Street, Manchester.— Fuel Economiser, for 
utilising the waste heat from steam boilers. 
(49t>) 
DUDGEON, A., 22, Great George 
Street, Westminster.—Distilling and Rectify- 
ing Apparatus (Drawings, Models, &c.) 
(436) 
LOCKETT, LEAKE & COM 
PANY, Strangeways, Salford, Manchester.— 
—Double Bar Pentagraph Machine, for 
engraving cylinders, with recent improve- 
ments and additions. (437) 
GORDON, Lieut.-Col., R.E. — 
Lath-rending, Veneer Cutting, and Embos- 
sing Machine. (438) 
EASTONS & ANDERSON, Grove, 
Southwark Street, London.—Appold’s Breaks, 
of 10 and 20-horse power, for testing the 
power of steam engines and other prime 
movers. (234) 
McNAUGHT, John & William, 
St. George's Foundry, Rochdale. — Wool- 
washing and Wool-drying Machines. (439) 
DERHAM, T. S., 13, Elenheim 
Terrace, Leeds.—Brickmaking Machine, and 
Model of Brick-kiln for saving fuel. (498) 
DOWS, CLARK & COMPANY, 
Bedford Street and Chandos Street, Strand, 
London.—Soda Water Machinery and Acces- 
sories ; Iced Cream Soda Water Apparatus, 
Gazogenes, Sj-phons, Filters, &c. (499) 
FLETCHER, LOWNDES & COM 
PANY, 13a, Great George Street, Westminster, 
London.—Roof of Dows, Clark, and Com- 
pany’s Pavilion, constructed on tubulär ribs. 
WILSON, J. H., & COMPANY, 
Cornhill, Liverpool. — Locomotive Steam 
Derrick Crane (2 tons), revolves, travels, 
and raises and lowers the jib by steam 
power; Double Cylinder Horizontal Winding 
Engine, suitable also for pumping and 
driving machinery. (500) 
HODGSON, George, Bradford, 
Yorkshire.—Power Looms—Plain Loom of 
simplest construction for great speed, for 
weaving Alpaca, Mohair, Silk and Worsted, 
in 2 to 6 treads or shafts, or different patterns; 
Circular Box Loom with six shuttles, and 
Patent Stop Motion Loom specially adapted 
for weaving reps ; Patent Loom for pro- 
duction of various figured fabrics up to six- 
teen healds. (502) 
DONKIN, B., & COMPANY, Ber- 
mondsey, I^ondon.—Paper Making Machine, 
Model made to scale of one-eighth, and 
worked by means of a small turbine. (503) 
SHARP, STEWART & COM 
PANY (Limited), Atlas Works, Manchester.— 
Machine Tools; Screwing, Planing, Slotting, 
Shaping, and Slot-drilling Machines; Lathe 
for boring tyres, and Drilling Machine for 
inside of railway wheel tyres; Injectors. 
(S04) 
HOLMES & TAYLOR, 12, Buck 
ingham Street, Strand, London.—Submarine 
Grapple and Excavator. Break and Starter 
for Railway and other Carriages. (505) 
McKEAN & COMPANY, 42, 
Borough Road, London.—Rock Boring Ma 
chine or Drill, with Air Compressor, Portable, 
Steam Boiler, and Feed Pump for the samt.'. 
(506)