General Machinery. 
75 
ijcwt. Hammer for machinists, implement 
makers, and others; cwt. Hammer, can be 
worked by hand or foot, for file makers, 
cutlers, bolt makers, and others ; 3 cwt. 
“ Special Steam Stamp” for stamping bolts, 
rivets, studs, shovels, and other articles.(465) 
TICKLE, R. P., 3, Poppins Court, 
Fleet Street, London.—Iron Bed for Mounting 
Stereotype or other plates for printing. (466) 
BACON, G. W., & COMPANY, 
127, Strand, London.—Beckwith’s Portable 
Sewing Machine. (467) 
LAWSON, S., & SONS, Hope 
Foundry, Leeds.—Spinning Machinery for 
Hemp, Jute, and Flax; Tow Carding 
Engine, &c. (See Appendix.) (468) 
STERNE, L., & COMPANY, 9, 
Victoria Chambers, Westminster. — Electro- 
Magnetic adaptations to Machine Tools; 
Lathes, Planing, Drilling, and Slotting Ma 
chines ; Steel Spiral Railway Springs, with 
India-Rubber centres and Junction Rubber 
Buffers. (469) 
DE BERGUE, C„ & COMPANY, 
10, Strand, London; Strangeways Works, 
Manchester; and Wauntreoda Works, near 
Cardiff.—Boiler and Girder Rivetting Ma 
chines ; Rivet Making Machines ; Punching 
and Shearing Machines ; Patent Permanent 
Way; Permanent Way Levellers, &c. (470) 
(See Appendix.) 
GWYNNE, J. & H., Hammersmith 
Lronworks, London.—Centrifugal Irrigation 
Pump, as used in Austria and Hungary, 
throwing 1,800 gallons per minute ; Centri 
fugal Irrigation Pump, as used in Egypt and 
India, capable of lifting 3,000 gallons a 
minute 30 feet high; other Centrifugal 
Pumps, throwing from 100 to 3,000 gallons 
per minute. (471) 
BRADFORD, Thomas, & COM 
PANY, 63, Fleet Street, London.—Washing, 
Wringing, Drying, Starching, Mangling, and 
Calendering Machinery. (472) 
(See Appendix.) 
BATEMAN, Daniel, & SONS, 
Lowmoor, Bradford.—Improved Angular Wire 
Cards for Carding Cotton Wool and other 
Fibrous Substances. (433) 
MATHER & PLATT, Salford Lron 
Works, Manchester.—Twelve Colour Calico 
Printing Machine, with Double Cylinder 
Diagonal Engine and Driving Gear. (434) 
{See Appendix.) 
WORSSAM, SAMUEL & COM 
PANY, Oakley Works, King's Road, Chelsea, 
London.—Wood-working Machinery for 
sawing, planing, moulding, mitreing, and 
trying up; with Saw-sharpening Machine and 
Grinding Apparates. (473) 
RANSOME, A., & COMPANY v 3o 4 , 
King's Road, Chelsea,London.—Wood Work 
ing Machines ; Vertical Saw Frames, 
Circular Saw Benches, Band, and Saw 
Machines ; Planing, Moulding, Shaping, Re- 
cessing, Mortising, Tenoning, and Mitreing 
Machines; General Joiner’s Machine; Saw 
Sharpening Machine ; Arrangement for re- 
moving instantaneously shavings, dust, and 
light refuse from machinery. (474) 
HUXHAMS & BROWN, Commer- 
cial Road, Exeter.—Mill to grind Bark for 
tanyards and leather dressers, by horse or 
steam power; Machine to roll Leather by 
steam power; Mill for mixing Mortar or 
Concrete by hand or by steam ; Planing 
Machine for iron. (213) 
SUMNER, J. M., & COMPANY, 
2, Brazenose Street, Manchester.-—Calico 
Machine; Pentagraph Engraving Printing 
Machine for cylinders, copper printing 
rollers, and other articles used by calico 
Printers. (47s) 
WILLIAMSON, W., 133, High 
Holborn, London. — Dyers’ and Bleachers’ 
Machines for scouring, cleaning, and water 
extracting ; Washing, Wringing and Mang 
ling Machines; Drawings of Drying Closets 
and Finishing Machinery. (476) 
THWAITES & CARBUTT, Vul- 
can Lronworks, Bradford, Yorkshirc.—Double 
action Steam Tilt Hammer, 7 cwt., with 
rapid Self-acting Motion. Roots’ Patent 
Rotary Blowing Machine with 15-horse 
power Vertical Engine combined. (477) 
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