General  Machinery.

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Wool,  Mungo,  and  all  other  waste  fibres.
(492)
BARRACLOUGH,  Thos.,  io,  St.
James''s  Square,  Manchester.—Spinning  Machines ­
  for  Twines,  Cords,  Ropes,  of  Hemp,
Flax,  Jute,  &c.;  Hackles;  Woollen  Ragtearing
  Machines;  Cotton  an  1  Woollen  Yarn
Printing  Machine;  -lieed-making  Machine;
Wire  Healds  for  weaving  all  dsscriptions  of
goods;  Portable  Drilling  Machines  ;  Ventilator ­
  for  Mills;  Blower  for  Furnaces.  (493)
BERGIUS,  W.  C.,  103,  West  Regent ­
  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  Rectifying
  Apparatus  (Drawings,  Models,  &c.)
(436)
LOCKETT,  LEAKE  &  COMPANY, ­
  Strangeways,  Salford,  Manchester.—
—Double  Bar  Pentagraph  Machine,  for
engraving  cylinders,  with  recent  improvements
  and  additions.  (437)
GORDON,  Lieut.-Col.,  R.E.  —
Lath-rending,  Veneer  Cutting,  and  Embossing
  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.  —  Woolwashing
  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  Accessories
  ;  Iced  Cream  Soda  Water  Apparatus,
Gazogenes,  Sj-phons,  Filters,  &c.  (499)
FLETCHER,  LOWNDES  &  COMPANY, ­
  13a,  Great  George  Street,  Westminster,
London.—Roof  of  Dows,  Clark,  and  Company’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  production
  of  various  figured  fabrics  up  to  sixteen
  healds.  (502)
DONKIN,  B.,  &  COMPANY,  Bermondsey,
  I^ondon.—Paper  Making  Machine,
Model  made  to  scale  of  one-eighth,  and
worked  by  means  of  a  small  turbine.  (503)
SHARP,  STEWART  &  COMPANY ­
  (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,  Buckingham ­
  Street,  Strand,  London.—Submarine
Grapple  and  Excavator.  Break  and  Starter
for  Railway  and  other  Carriages.  (505)
McKEAN  &  COMPANY,  42,
Borough  Road,  London.—Rock  Boring  Machine ­
  or  Drill,  with  Air  Compressor,  Portable,
Steam  Boiler,  and  Feed  Pump  for  the  samt.'.
(506)