1826 Patents

• A. R. Lorent, London, application of steam.
• James Neville, Shad Thames, apparatus for generating steam.
• Samuel Brown, Brampton, vacuum engine, addition to his former patent.
• A. Buffum and J. M'Curdy, London, improvements in steam engines.
• Henry Higginson, St. Luke's, Middlesex, propelling boats by steam.
• Joseph L. Marie, Marquis de Combis, of Leicester Square, rotatory engine, and apparatus connected therewith.
• Robert Mickleham, London, certain improvements.
• William Robinson, Strand, propelling vessels by steam.
• Count Adolphe Eugene de Rosen, of Westminster, new engine for communicating power.
• J. B. Wilks, of Tandridge Hall, Surrey, producing steam.
• Burstall and Hill, of Leith, steam carriage.
• John Costigan, Collen, Louth, various improvements.
• Elijah Galloway, London, rotary engine.

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Sources of Information

• History and Progress of the Steam Engine by Elijah Galloway and Luke Herbert Published 1832.