The Engineer 1880/07/16

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• 1880 Royal Agricultural Show at Carlisle, p039 (I) (Illustrated) (Exhibitors Listed).
  • Holmes and Sons of Norwich
  • Shanks of Arbroath N.B., steam engines
  • John Fowler and Co
  • W. A. Ward of London, reaping and mowing machines
  • W. A. Fell of Windermere, potato digging and mowing machines
  • Johnston Harvester Co, of London
  • J. A. Mays, revolving railway for steam ploughs
  • J. Gordon of Castle Douglas, Kircudbright, drill grubbers and harrows
  • J. Stalker of Penrith, ploughs
  • Mr Linacre, Cobnor works, Sheffield, sickles and knives
  • Penney and Co of Lincoln, potato diggers
  • Ord and Maddison of Darlington, reaping machines
  • Maldon Ironworks Co, horse gears
  • J. Cooke of Lincoln, ploughs
  • J. Wilder, of Reading, chaff cutters
  • Henry Cooke, Harleston, corn dressing machines
  • G. Spencer Duffield, Derby, sheaf binder
  • Hetherington and Co of Manchester, sheaf binders
  • Reading Ironworks Co
  • Kell, Meats and Co of Gloucester, corn drills
  • R. and J. Reeves and Son of Westbury, manure distributors
  • G. W. Murray and Co of Banff, N.B., ploughs
  • J. Gray of Addington, N.B., ploughs
  • H. Denton of Wolverhampton, harrows
  • J. Wallace and Sons of Glasgow, mowing and reaping machines
  • J. Gregory of South Shields, mowing and reaping machines
  • Teesdale Brothers of Darlington, reaping machines and crushing mills
  • R. Boby, haymaking machines and screens
  • W. and C. Burgess of Brentwood, reapers and mowers
  • G. Kearsley of Ripon, mowers and reapers
  • F. and H. Mallison, of Bedale, reaping and mowing machines
  • Edwin Sherwood of Bedale, mowers
  • J. Symm of Stocksfield on Tyne, mowing machines
  • Andrew Handyside and Co of Derby
  • J. and H. Keyworth of Liverpool, American mowing and reaping machines
  • Brigham and Co of Berwick on Tweed, reaping machinery
  • Saville Street Foundry Co of Sheffield, pumps and grain dryers
  • E. Page and Co of Bedford, brick makking machinery and barn implements
  • Harrison, M'Gregor and Co of Manchester, reaping machines
  • Musgrove and Co, stable fittings
  • Smith and Co of Kettering, horse hoes
  • E. Robinson, of Penrith, churns
  • J. Williams and Son of Rhuddllan, Flintshire, barn implements
  • Everitt, Adams and Co of Ryborough, Norfolk, chaff cutting machine
  • G. Graham and Co of Carlisle, stable fittings
  • St. Pancras Ironworks Co stable fittings
  • A. Thompson of Dumfries, ploughs
  • R. Willacy Preston, spreaders
  • Whiting Manufacturing Co of Canada
  • Perkins, Paternoster and Burlington Hitching corn screens
  • J. Richardson and Son of Carlisle, winnowing machines
  • Hill and Smith of Brierley Hill, fencing
  • F. Morton of Liverpool, fencing
  • Armstrong, Addison and Co of Sunderland, fencing
  • Jack, Willing and Co of Worcester, harrows
  • J. Dobbing of Darlington, carts
  • Andrew Shiel of Coldstream, Berwick, carts
  • T. Baker of Newbury, carts
  • Smith, Parfrey and Hitching, of London, cart wheels
  • Kinloss of Sterling, carts
  • W. Bellas of Stockton on Tees, carts
  • Sawney and Co of Beverley, carts
  • Kirkstall Forge Co, of Leeds, rolled shafts
  • J. Plimpton of Liverpool, nails
  • European Globe Nail Co
  • Hyde and Wigful of Sheffield, nails
  • R. S. Moncaster of Hull, wire fencing
  • Mann and Co of Glasgow, fencing
  • J. Unite of London, tents
  • Stayne and Sons of Leicester, machine belts
  • J. E. Ellison, Leeds, bricks
  • Hepburn and Gale of Southwark, machine bands
  • T. Sewell of Carlisle, harness
  • Arnold and Sons, of West Smithfield, garden syringes.
  • Norris and Co, of Shadwell, machine tools.
  • Beck and Co, of Wigan, rick covers.
  • Hayes and Son, of Stamford, wagons.
  • Ball, of Kettering, Northamptonshire, wagons.
  • W. Crosskill and Sons, of Beverley, clod crushers and carts.
  • C. Clay, of Wakefield, cultivators.
  • John Tullis of Glasgow, leather belting.
  • S. and E. Ransome and Co, of London, differential pulley blocks.
  • Lingard and Co of Sheffield, pruning knifes.
  • Howie, of Kilmarnock, enamelled clay troughs.
  • H. S. Crump, of Gloucester, sheep racks.
  • W. Hudspeth, of Haltwistle, drain pipes.
  • John Bellamy of Millwall, London, corn bins and tanks.
  • Piggott of Bishopsgate Street, London, Without rick cloths.
  • Bradford and Co, of Manchester, washing machines.
  • E. Richardson, of Kendal, churns.
  • Remington Brothers, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, washing machines.
  • G. Llewellin and Son, of Haverfordwest, churns.
  • Hodd and Son, of London, knife cleaners.
  • Anglo Tin Stamping Co.
  • W. Linton , of Jedburg, churns.
  • Hetherington and Carruthers, of Carlisle, churns.
  • Richmond, of Colne, milk carts.
  • Arnold, of Guilford, incubators.
  • J. Watson, of Kilwinning, incubators.
  • Bristol Wagon Works Co, Bristol, carts.
  • Fisken and Co, of Hunslet, steam plough tackle.
  • J. Basset and Sons, of Blairgowie, mowers and reapers.
  • Nottingham Malleable Iron Co, malleable castings.
  • J. White and Co, of Southwark, bird scarers.
  • R. Hall, of Stockton-on-Tees, sheep clippers.
  • Hodgson and Stead, of Manchester, weighing machines.
  • D. Hart and Co, of City-Road, weighing machines.
  • W. Waide, of Leeds, churns.
  • A. Lyon, of Finsbury, mincing machines.
  • Thomas and Taylor, churns.
  • J. Sinclair, of Manchester, fire-engines.
  • J. Hathaway, of Chippenham, churns.
  • Bamber and Co, of Preston, churns.
  • Atkinson and Sons, of Halifax, churns.
  • H. Duffield, of Regent's Park, butter prints.
  • F. Grosvenor, churns.
  • W. Gow of Glasgow, wood butter bowls.
  • Baines, Tait and Gibb, of St. Mary Axe, grain sorters.
  • Lloyd and Son, of Old Street, London, flour-dressing machines.
  • J. Thornton, of Worksop, flour-dressing machines.
  • F. Nell, of Victoria Street, middlings purifier.
  • Atkinson and Philipson, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, carriages.
  • Proud, of Penrith, carriages.
  • W. Robinson, of Cockermouth, ploughs.
  • Samuelson and Co, of Banbury, mowers and reapers.
  • Ransomes, Sims and Head, of Ipswich, steam engines, thrashing machines and ploughs.
  • Hunt and Tawell, of Halstead, barn implements.
  • Leeds Forge Co, Cornish Boilers.
  • Reading Ironworks Co, of Reading, steam engines and spring pulleys.
  • Woolnough and Co, of Kingston-on-Thames, corn and seed drills.
  • T. Reay, of Silloth, mowing and reaping machines.
  • Howard, of Bedford, steam ploughs, horse ploughs, mowing and reaping machines.
  • Albion Ironworks Co, of Rugeley, chaff cutters.
  • Vipan and Headley, of Leicester, ploughs.
  • Corbett and Peel, of Shrewsbury, winnowing machines and cheese presses.
  • Sainty of Wisbeach, winnowing machines.
  • Crowley and Co, of Sheffield, barn implements.
  • Picksley, Sims and Co, of Leigh, barn implements.
  • Gown and Son, of Market Drayton, corn drills.
  • Coleman and Morton, of Chelmsford, cultivators.
  • J. Coultas, of Grantham, corn drills.
  • Spear and Jackson, of Sheffield, cast steel spades and forks.
  • T. Sheriff and Co, of Dunbar, corn drills.
  • Stanfield and Sons, of Carlisle, engines and thrashing amchines.
  • H. Greene and Sons, of Black-Friars Road, steam road rollers, washing machines.
  • Woods, Cocksedge and Co, of Stowmarket, barn implements.
  • Mr Bamlett, of Thirsk, reaping machines.
  • Nicholson and Son, of Newark, vertical engines and boilers.
  • Jeffery and Blackstone, of Stamford, haymakers.
  • J. Baker, of Wisbech, winnowing machines.
  • T. Hunter, of Maybole, N.B grubbers, harrows.
  • Barford and Perkins, of Peterborough, steam plough tackle.
  • R. Garrett and Son, of Leiston, steam engines.
  • Mr. J. Harkness, of Gretna, ploughs.
  • Smith and Grace, of Thrapstone, horse hoes.
  • Haughton and Thompson, of Carlisle, steam engines and thrashing machines.
  • E. R. and F. Turner, of Ipswich, portable engines and thrashing machines.
  • Whalley, Smith and Paget, of Keighley, washers and wringers.
  • Mr. Bentall, of Maldon, barn implements.
  • Bamford and Son, of Uttoxeter, barn implements.
  • Richmond and Chandler, of Salford, barn implements.
  • Clayton and Shuttleworth, of Lincoln, portable engines and thrashing machines.
  • Aveling and Porter, of Rochester, traction engines, steam ploughs.
  • C. Burrell and Son, of Thetford, traction engines, steam ploughs.
  • Cochran and Co, of Birkenhead, vertical boilers and engines.
  • Mr. R. Maynard, of Cambridge, chaff-bagging apparatus.
  • Richmond and Chandler, of Salford.
  • S. Corbett, of Wellington, portable engines, grinding mill.
  • E. R. and F. Turner
  • Haughton and Thompson.
  • R. Garrett and Son.
  • Barford and Perkins.
  • Nalder and Nalder, of Wantage, thrashing machines.
  • Brown and May, of Devizes, portable engines.
  • Hornsby and Sons, of Grantham, portable steam engines.
  • Barrows and Stewart, of Banbury, portable steam engines.
  • Marshall and Sons, of Gainsborough, portable engines and thrashing machines.
  • Jeffery and Blackstone.
  • Nicholson and Son.
  • Woods, Cocksedge and Co.
  • Powis and Co, of Millwall, wood-working machinery.
  • Mr Hindley, of Bourton, Dorset, small vertical engines.
  • D. W. Stanfield and Son.
  • T. Green and Son.
  • Picksley, Sims and Co.
  • Tuxford and Sons, Boston, Lincolnshire, portable engines, centrifugal pumps.
  • J. B. McKinnel, Dumfries, vertical engines.
  • Crowley and Sons.
  • Ruston, Proctor and Co, Lincoln, steam engines and thrashing machines.
  • Ransomes, Sims and Head.
  • Samuelson.
  • E. Humphries, of Pershore, portable engines, thrashing machines.
  • Le Grande and Sutcliffe, of Bunhill Row, tube wells.
  • Williamson Brothers, of Kendal, turbines.
  • Pulsometer Engineering Co, of Queen Victoria Street, London, pulsometers.
  • A. K. Bruce, of Catharine Street, London, The Agricultural Gazette printing machines.
  • J. Whitehead, of Preston, brick-making machines.
  • Porter, Hinde and Porter, of Carlisle, brick-making machines.
  • T. C. Fawcett, of Leeds, clay grinders and brick-making machines.
  • Armitage and Itter, of Bury, drain tile machines.
  • Pratchitt Brothers, of Carlisle, mortar mills.
  • R. Scholefield, of Leeds, brick-making machines.
  • Bradley and Craven, of Wakefield, brick-making machines.
  • David Gray and Co, of Coatbridge, N.B. stone-breakers.
  • Broadbent and Son, of Stalybridge, Blake's stone-breakers.
  • H. R. Marsden, of Leeds, stone-breakers.
  • Proctor and Wallis, Tustin-Street, London, gas engines.
  • H. Muller, Birmingham, portable gas-making plant.
  • Crossley Brothers, of Manchester, gas engines.
  • Thomson, Sterne and Co, of Glasgow, do not exhibit.
  • J. and H. McLaren, of Leeds, agricultural locomotives.
  • F. Savage, of King's Lynn, ploughing engines.
  • J. D. Pinfold, brick-making machines.
  • Dunston Engine Works Co, of Gateshead-on-Tyne, bone-crushers.
  • Gardner, of Birmingham, sausage machines.
  • Rownson, Drew and Co, of Upper Thames Street, blowing fans and forges.
  • A. H. Bateman and Co, of East Greenwich, boiler fittings, flexible shafts.
  • Smith and Coventry, of Salford, lathes and milling machinery.
  • J. and T. Young, of Ayr, vertical engines and thrashing machines.
  • Schaffer and Budenburg, of Manchester, gauges and counters.
  • Foster and Co, of Lincoln, portable engines and thrashing machines.
  • Robey and Co, of Lincoln, engines and thrashing machines.
  • Bucholz and Co, of Vauxhall, corn-grinding apparatus.
  • C. Hopkinson, of Retford, flour dressing machines.
  • Walworth and Co, of Bradford, flour-dressing machines.
  • Childs and Son, of Fenchurch Street, porcelain roller mills, aspirators.
  • Davey, Paxman and Co, of Colchester, do not exhibit.
  • Clarke's Crank Co, of Lincoln, engine crank shafts.
  • Ashley and Sons, of Louth, Lincolnshire, flour-dressing machinery.
  • Pindar and Son, of York, flour-dressing machine.
  • Van Gelder and Apsimone, of Liverpool, grain cleaners.
  • Davies and Sneade, of Liverpool, flour mills.
  • Hind and Lund, of Preston, flour-dressing machines.
  • Houghton and Co, of Grimsby, flour-dressing machines.

• Cincinnati Milling Exhibition, p054.
• Cultivating Machinery at Carlisle, p042 (I) (Illustrated).
  • Charles Burrell and Sons
  • John Hemsley
  • J. F. Kimber
  • John Stephenson
  • Fisken and Co of Hunslet, Leeds
  • McLaren
  • Barford and Perkins
  • Savage of King's Lynn
  • J. Mays
  • Darby
  • Everitt and Adams of Ryborough
  • Garrett and Son's
  • Easton and Anderson
  • John Fowler and Co
• Death
  • Frederick John Evans, p049.
• Editorial, p049.
  • Loss of the American
  • Tramway Construction
  • Gas Explosions
  • Hull and Barnsley Railway and Dock Scheme
• Electric Light, p051.
  • Mr Crampton (does this mean Crompton?)
• John Elder and Co - Livadia, p048, p053 (Illustrated).

• Milling Machinery at the Carlisle Show, p052 (I)(Illustrated).
  • W. R. Dell and Co, of Mark Lane, flour mill machinery.
  • Robey and Co
  • J. H. Greenhill
  • Davies and Smeades
• Mr. Rothery's Report on the Tay Bridge, p055.

• Royal School of Mines, p051.

• Society of Engineers, p051.
  • Saxby and Farmer
• Tenders - Nevin Main Sewerage Works-Thomas Roberts, p051.

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