The Engineer 1857 Jul-Dec: Index: Patent Journal

The Engineer 1857 Jul-Dec: Patent Journal Index.

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Grants of Provisional Protection for Six Months. List of Names

Abraham, John, Gauge for Gauging Wire and Sheet Metal, 217
Absterdan, John, Electric Telegraph Tables, 293
Adams, John, Revolver Fire-arms, 445
Addison, John, H.E.I.C.S., Discovering and Destroying hydrogen and Carburetted Hydrogen Gas, 3S6
Adshead, Thomas Sidebottom, and John Platt, Carding Cotton and other Fibrous :Materials, 254
Adshead, Thomas, and Abraham Holden, Grinding of Carding Engine Rollers, 4!,2
Agar. John, and William A;ar. Watches and Keys for the same. 103
Akerman, William Henry Hine, Organs, 424
Alcan, Emile, Refining Paratfine, 254
Alean. E., Looms, 463
Alexander, Edouard, Organs, 30
Alger, Charles Coffey, Furnace for Smelting Iron, 349
Alison, John, Preparing Vegetable Substances for Feeding Animals, 85
Allen, Job. and John Young, Preventing Oscillation In Carriages upon Railways, 329
Allison, David, and John Livingston, Regulating the Weight or Pressure to top Rollers used in Spinning, 3s6
Allmann, Fennell Herbert, Valves and Taps, 329
Alsop, Joseph, and Edward Fairburn, Bread, Biscuits, and Cakes, 140
Amos, Charles Edward, Driving Rotary Pumps, 445
Anderson, Frederick Bonaparte, Slow Match for Bhisting and Mining Operations, 434
Anderson, Sir James Caleb, Locomotive and other Carriages, 293
Anderton, John, Jonas Foster Rushworth, and Joseph Beim. Moulding and Carving Wood and Stone, 158
Anderton, William. Railway Chairs, 4.15
Apperly, James, and William ClIssold, Carding Engines, and in Condensers applicable thereto, 13
Apperly, J., and W. Clissold, Carding and Condensing Engines, 3S6
Apperly, J., and . Clissold, Feeding Fuel to Furnaces, 482
Applegath. Augustus, Printinz Machines, 329
Arbel, Lucien, ‘V heels for Carriages on Rail. ways, 349
Archer, Henry, Envelopes, 254
Archer. Thomas, jun., Cutting off and Heading Lengths of Metal, 3E6
Armstrong, William George. Adjusting Ordnance for Fire by Night or Day, 163
Arnall, Josiah Claughton, and tpeorge Green-how, Glass Bottles and Jars, 140
Aroux, Guillaume Felix, Seed Drills. 158
Arthington, Joseph. and Henry Smith, Better Illumination of the Davy Lamp, 103
Libby, John, Cleansing Wheat and other Grain from Smut and other injurious matters, 274
Ashcroft, Peter, Alarm Signals for the Prevention of Accidents on Railways, 217
Ashton. Thomas. Teasing, Carding, and Combing Engines. 140
Aitchison, Robert Ker, Brake applicable to Wheeled Carriages, 445
Atba. Joseph Richard. William Pearson, and William Spurr, Railway Signals, 236
Atkinson, Robert. Male Attire, 329
Atkinson, Robert, and Thomas Breary, Loom Pickers, 386
Aucher, Auguste Joseph, Elastic Tissues for Ladies' Petticoats, 235
Austin, James, Ploughing or Cultivating Land, 140
Avery, John, Steam Engines, 103
Avril, Charles, Printing SurfAce of Blocks. Plates, or other similar Bodies, 158
Ayckbourn. Frederick. Bird Cages,445
Aytoun, Robert, Safety Cages fur Mines, 217

Bacon, Joshua Butters. Horseshoe Nails, 274
Bsequeville- Pieter!, Virginie, Outside Blinds for Windows, 30
Badge, Richard John, Railway Chairs, 103
Badge, R. J., Securing Railway Chairs to the Sleepers, 349
Ballo, Louis Albert, Metallic Alloys, 103
Bahn, L. A.. Galvanising Metals, 85
Bailey, Joseph Sharp. Combing Wool and other Fibrous Materials, 30
Baines. Hugh, Prevention of Accidents to Lifting Machines, 405
Bakewell, Frederick Collier, Preparation for U‘e of Catmic Alka6ie, 293
Balboni, Pa'cal, Propeller, 329
Bahlerstone, Robert Glass, Cultivating Land,
Baldctrini, Pierre Alberto, .Sounding at Sea and in other Water, 217
Baldstrini, V. A., PAying out Submarine Telegraph Cables, .105
Barber. John, Rollers for Printing Woven Fabrics, 293
Barlow, Alfred, Jaiviard A priarattr4. 330
Barlow, Charles, Steam and Air Engines and Furnaces, 463
Barlow. C., Brick-makin; Machine. f'17
Ha: km, C., Life-preserving Garments, 329
Barlow, Henry Bernoulli, Self. acting Mules for Spinning. 153
Barnard, Charle', and John Bishop, Washing Machine, 330
Barnard, Benedict, and Alfred Rosenthal), Fringerl Fabric. 3S6
Barre, Gamier Olivier de la. Obtaining and A pplyinc Motive Power, 13
Bnrsanti, huzene. and Felix Matteucci, Obtaining Motive Power from Gases, 31
Bartlett, Hi.nry Critchett, Paper, 405
Barton, John Evcrard, Winding ‘Vorsted on to Creel Bobbins of Carpet Looms, 123
Barwell. William, Casting Metals, 140
Batho, William Fothergill, and Eug'ene Moritz l3auer, Drilling :And Boring Metak, and Cutting Key-ways and Cotter.holes, 445
Bauerrichter. Henry, and Gustave Gottgetreu, Adaptation of Stereoscopic Apparatus, 158
Baxter, Edward William, Preparing Glass Labels, 140
Baxter, George, Printinz in Colours, 30
Bayliss, William, Chain Cable, 293
Beale. John, Rotary Engine, 158
Beard, George, Producing Impressions on Surface'. 330
Becker. Johann Philippe, Silvering Vegetable and Mineral Objects, 67
Beckers, Louis, Exhibiting Views and Pictures, 309
Beech, William, nenerating and applying Motive Power, 13
Beinhatier, Henry, Extracting Water from Mines, 44$
Bell, William Howard, Permanent Way of Railways, 463
Hell, George, Reaping and Mowing Machine!, 236
Bell, Thomas. Alkaline Salts. 349
Bellhouse, Edward Taylor. and William John Doming, Hydraulic Presses, 85
Bellhouse, E. T., and W. J. Dodiing, Steam Boilers. $5
Bennett, James Henry, Engines to be Worked by Atmospheric Pressure or Steam, or by both in combination, 140
Bennett, James Henry, Safety Valves, 424
Bennett, Joseph, Boring Tools for %% ells, 140
Bensen, Gerd Jacob, Drying Sugar. 254
Benseo, G. J., Moulded Sugar, 445
Benson, James William. Bows of Watches, Inc.. 179
Bentham, William, Harmoniums, 349
Bentley. Joseph, Firearms, 349
Berard. Peter Hippolyte Gustave, Azotic Cotton for Photographic Purposes, 85
Berard. P. H. G., Concentrated Collodion, 103
Bernard, Camille, Heating Apparatus, 482
Bernard. Julian. Boots and Shoes. 349
Bertin, Edmond, Fibre suitable for the Purposes to which Hemp and Flax are usually applied, 140
Berton, Loon Louis Vonore. Ornamental Wrappers for Fabrics, 951
Bertram, James, and John Louis JuIlion, Paper, 158
Bertwistle. John, and Daniel Bertwistle, Ventilating. 140
Bessemer, Henry. Iron and Steel, 145
Bessemer, H., Cast Steel, 271
Bessemer, H., Malleable Iron, Steel, Railway Bars. Plates, and Rods, 4( 5
Bessemer, H., Treating and Smelting of Iron Ores, 415
Bessemer, II.. Treating Iron Ores. 415
BestvrIck, W ilham. Skirt Springs, 309
Bethel,, John. Ships and other Vessels, 140
Bethel!, J., Trenching and Cultivating Land, 368
Bettie. Phillip. Watches, •163
Bickford, John, Cutting Gutters for Irrigating Land, &c., 30
Biggs, James. Folding Perambulator. 48
Binks. William, Treatment and Application of Superheated Steam, 463
Birch, Richard, and Robert Bradbury, Clear. tng and Mixing Hatters' Furs. 158
Bird, William, Richard Ashton, and Thomas Bird, Looms and Pickers. 4S2
Blakely, Alexander Theophilus, Laying Sub. marine Tete:I.:40i Cables, 366
Blanc. Francois Jules, Tyre for NVheels, 217
Biandford, llenry, 1)istributin4 Manure, 158
Bleibtreu, 1)r. Hermann, Preparing Coke for Metallurgical Processes, 30
Blinkhorn, Grinding. Smoothing, and Glass, 482
Blount, Edouard Marcelitis, Distillin; 1293
Bobceuf, Pierre Alexis Franeisse, Preserving and oVierwise Treatinr, Artimpl anti eze. tab:e Substances, and in itie Purification of Oils employed therein,•2?,,r,
IL‘liller, Rudolph, Locomotive Steam Engines, 13
Bolton, Richard, NVeighting the Yarn beam in Loom., 14o
Booth, 11ajor, aid James Farmer, Stiffcniii: and Fini.hing Woven Fabrics, 415
Borland, John Preparing and Doubling Fibrous Material', 254
Bosworth, John A lleyne, Grinding and Crush. ing, 179
Bottomley, Samuel. James 13ottomley, and Thomas Bottomley, Rotary Shuttle-boxes. for Weaving Checks, Plaids, Figured and Fancy Goods, 217
Botturi, Sebastien, Movable Chairs and Seats,
Botturi, S., Oven for the Carbonisation and Distillation of all Animal and Vegetable Matters, 217
Bound, Sebastien, Textile Goods by means of a Frame which replaces the Jacquard Lcom, 2?5
Bough, Willir.m. Lamps for Burning Resin Oil', 85
Bouret Aupu‘te, Loom, 329
Bourgeois, Mme, Preparing Liqour for Tan. nine, 424
Bourne, Stephen, Felted Fabrics. 8:)
Bourry Erne.t. Auguste, NVorking and Moulding Clay, (;7
Bourry, E. A., Kilns for Burning Bricks and other Ceramic Matters, 85
Brin•fleld Frederick, Soap, 103
Boustield, George Tomlinson, Fire-Arms and in Detonating Compounds, 463
Boustield, G. T., Dough for Bread, 424
Bousfield, G. T., Castors, 421
Bousflcld, G. T., Sewing Needles, 179
Bouitleld, G. T., Wheels and Axle-Boxes, 31
Bousrield, G. 'I'., Feeding; Water to Steam Boilers, 140
Bousfield, G. T., Collapsible Boats, 482
Bou'fleld, G. T., Retarding and Stopping Car. rites, 140
Bowden, Thomas, Discharging the Water Resulting from tho Condensing of Steam, 67
owler, William, liats, 329 130.0, Alexander, Lee Brook, Spinning and Doubling, 329
Boyd, Jame% Edward, Skates, 386
Branson, Thomas Frederick, and George liti;has, Door Springs. 463
Bradford, Thomas, Washing Clothes. which Apparatus is also Applicable to Churning, t
Bradley, John, Engraving Metallic Cylinders employed for Printing Calico, 15$
Brady, John Drumgoole, Saddles, 236
Brasier, Edward, Treating Flax ml other N'e;zetable Fibres, 31
Brazil, Clarance, Looms for Wearing, 31
Brewer, Thomas, Cutting and Reducing Turnips end other Vegetable Substancek,
Brianclinu, James Joseph Henri, Colouring and Orament in; Glass, Porcelain, and other Ceramic Substances, ito3
Bridgman, Thomas Cooper, Scroens or Sieves, 48
Briggs, Edward, Printed Piled Fabric, 349
Brinsmead, 11c ry, Beaters of Threshing Machines, 217
Brinsmead, 11., Dressing Corn, 31
Brinton, John, and James Crabtree, Weft Yarn of Carpet., -1S2
Rroiil, James, Lamp, 293
B-ooke, Robert Law rence,Discharging, " Paying out," and Submerging Electric Telegraph Cables from Ships or Vessel., 217
Brookes, William, Combing Wool, 319
Brooman, Richard Archibald, Propelling Ve3sell', 103
Brooman, It, A., Scouring or Extracting Oil and Grease from Woollen Fabrics, and for Extracting Ouinmy Matter from Silk, 103
Brooman, lt. A., Gas Burners, 421
Brooman, R. A., Circular Sawing Machinery, 158
Brooman, R. A., Fc rming the Joints of Pipes, 319
Brooman, R. A., Fabrics Suitable for Petti. coats, 463
Brooman, R. A., Hats and other Coverings for the lead. 103
Brooman, R. A., Cocks and Valves, 03
Brooman, R. A., Casks for containing Liquids, 463
Brooman, R. A., Motive Power Engines, 140 Brooman, R. A. Taking Photographic Pictures, 3.9
Brooman, R. A , Dofccating Sugar and ,:tier Saccharine Matters, and of Itellni,q or Rectifying Alcohol, ?1;
Brooman. R. A , Seoring Games and Points at Games. 349
Brooman, R. A., Boats, 336
Broomall, R. A , Raising and Lowering Bodies in Mines, in Ventilating Mines, and in Extracting Water therefrom, 293
Brooman, R. A., Decomposing Soapy Wash Waters, and Treating such Fatty Matters, 293
Brooman, R. A., Composition for Maintaining the Brilliancy of Patent Leather, -18
Brooman, R. A., Distilling, and Apparatus employed therein, 30
Brooman. R. A., Engraving and of Copying FiAures and other Devices, 44
Brooman, R. A., Breech-Loading Fire-Arms, IS
Brooman, R. A., Fabrics Suitable for Petit. coats, s5
Brooman, R. A., Pumps, 13
Brooman, R. A., Pipes and Tubes, 140
Brooman, R. A., Connecting Carriages and Wagons on Railways. 103
Brooman, R. A., Vices, 103
Brooman, R. A., I'roduccd Figured Fabrics, 349
Brooman, R. A., Furnaces, 13
Brotherhood, Peter, Boilers and Furnaces. 415
Brown, Henry. and William Brown, W hip Socket, 329
Brown, James, Paper, 30
Brown, Richard, Moulding Metals. 274
Brown, Thomas, Machinery for Raising and Lowering Weif.,,hts, '217
Brewne, Tom no, Ascertaining the Actual Acclivity and Declivity of Bodies, 85
Brunot, Prosper, Springs for Petticoats, 110
Brussaut, Pierre Alphonse, Anti.Friction Apparatus for Revolving Surfaces, .163
Buchanan, James, Smoke Consuming Apparatus, 4Y2
Buchanan, J., Heddles for Weaving, 31 Buchholz, Gustav Adolph, Hulling and Cleaning Rue and other Grain, s5
Buckley, John, and Thomas Wrigley, SelfActing Mules, 179
Bullock,Thomas,Self-CleansingWater.Closets, 30
Bunn, I.ockington St. Lawrence, Wellington Boots, 31
Burnett, Joseph, Bending and Shaping Metals, Orr
Burdon, Joseph Augustus, Producing Expansion in Steam and other Motive Power Engines, 13
Burgess. William, Reaping and Mowing Machines, 5
Burleigh, Benjamin, Laying Submarine Telegraphs, 293
Burnett. Jonathan, Chlorido or Lime, 140
Burot, Francois, Gilding and Plating over Silk, and all other Textile and Fibrous Matters, 140
Burton, John Watson, and George Pre, Rollers used for Pressing Fabrics, , 293
Burrow:, James, Steam Engines, 140
Butler, Augustus Frederick, Pulping Coffee, 463
Butler, Frederick Mortimer, Ventilators for Chimney 330
Butler. John, and Joseph Pitts, Fastening Tyres on Wheels for Railway Carriages, 254
Butler, Samuel, Ornamental Bobbin Net, 103
Butler, Spilshury. Hearse, 254
Bylandt, Alfred Count de, Propelling, 293

Cadby. Charlei, Pianofortes. 3$6
Caldicott, Th inhiS Ford, Planes, 31
Caldwell, William, Fluid Meter, 02
Cardwell, Thomas, Compressing Articles, XS
Cal% err, Francis Alton. Ginning Cotton, 330
Cat% ert, Frederick Crace, and Chaska Lowe. Size, :5
Calvert, William, Obtaining Motive Power by the Action of th.: 339
Cambridge, William Colborne, Press Wheel 11.11et?.. 140
Cambridge, W . (L, Construction arid Working of Entile,s Travelling Railways, 158
Canig, ilmelm Adolf von. Compound to be used as a Sub,titute for Gum, and other Adhesive Materials, 85
Canouil, Germair, Matches., 405
Cantelo, James, Preparation and Application of Graves for Animal Food. 463
Cantelo, W. J., Vegetable Matters, 179
Cardin, James Joseph. Brakes for Omnibuses.
Carleman, Carl Gustaf, Submerged Propellers for Propelling Vessels, 31
Carmichael. Peter. Calendering and Mangling Cloth, 2:7
Carter, John, and Brook Hodgson, Weaving Carpets, 48
Cartwright Henry, Steam Enzinea. 217
Cavalerie, Francois, Motive Power Engines, 24)3
Cavendy, Edward, Taking Zenith Observation At Sea of any Planet, 3,43
Chadwick. David, and Herbert Frost, Mea. miring Water. 13
Chadwick, James, Rollers for Printing Surfaces, 349
Chambers, George. Separating Cinders from A•hes and Economising Fuel, 1:,8
Champion, James, Spindles and Flyers for Preparing and Doubling Fibrous Materials, 31
Chanter, John, and David Annan. Furnaces when Moveable Bars are used, 103
Charlesworth, Henry, and William Chapman, Preparing fibrous Substances to be Spun, 424
Charlwood, George Washington, Mowing and Reaping, 31
Chartier, Jules Alphonse, Steam Engines. 236
Cha.serot, Antoine Alphonse, 13rcech.loading Fire Arms, 4S2
Chiaiidi, Alexandre Henri Charles, Combustion of certain Products of i'eat, 3GS
Child, John, and Joseph Child, Double-barrelled Gun Is ith Elevated Rifle Tubuhr Rib, 424
Chowler, George, Fog, Wreck, and other Buoy:-, 309
Chubb. John. Construction of Iron Safes and Doors for Strong Rooms. 293
Church, Jabez, Artificial Fuel, 67
Ciceri, Louis Frederic Ernest, White as a Ham* of C.lour. 4S2
Clark, Daniel Kinnear. Furnaces for Promoting the Combustion of Fuel, 482
Clark, Edwin, and Joseph Henry Tuck, Block-in:: or Supporting Ships and Vessels for tho Purpose of Docking them, 31
Clark, George Pemberto”, Safety-valve for Steam Boilers, 31
Cloet, Isidore Charles, Rice and Barley Mill, 85
Clark. Josiah Latimer, Conveying Letters or Parcels between Places by the Pressure of Air and Vacuum, 30
Clark, Matthew, Preparation of Cloth, 103
Clark, :lose,, and George Bertram, Cutting Paper, 140
Clark, hoheri, Prevention of Smoke, 405
Clark, William, Rails for Railways 3;:6
Clark, W., Cardirg Fibrous Substances, 386
Clark, V., Tackle Blocks, 3S6
Clark, W., Jacquard Apparatus, 274
Clark, W,, Portable Rails or NVays to ve. hides. 23i;
Clarke, Williain, Mureside.121
Clarke, W Connecting and Working Brakes for Railway Carriages, 42-1
Clark, William Stettinius. and Benjamin Moore, Cutting Splints for Friction Matches, 24.13
Clark, W. S., Hay and Hop Preece, 179
Clark, W. S., Copying Presses, 30
Clark, W. S, Kegs for Holding Gunpowder, 15S
Clark, W. S., Cleaning and Polishing Knives, 13
Clark, W. S., Automatic Feeding Printing Press, 110
Clark, W. S., Artificial ices from Cream and other Liquids, 30
Clark, W. S., Sticks used by Watchmakers. also Applicable. to the Sharpening of Lead Pencils, &c., 30
Clark, W. S. Harvest.ng Grain and Grass Crop!, a, d in the Automatic Delivery theive4, 110
Clarke, Henry, Rotary Engines, 13
Clarke, 11., lanes of Steam Ves,e1•, and in the Method of Propelling the same, 217
Clarke, John, Shaft. and Poles for Cabs and other Vehicles, 4 i5
Clarke, Smile), Burning sight Lights or Mortar., .93
Clarke, William Alexandrr, Applying Hot Air and Vapour Baths, Mt Clay, Lliarle, Scarify ing and Cultivating Land, 405
Clay, John, paddles, 140
Clay. W damn. Met.ti Knees, 463
Clav, Points, 8%%itches, and Crossings, 445
Cleft', Robert, Registering ApparatuR, 463
cnty, .1, Applying the Air from the Bellows to the Forge. 159
Samuel, Purification of Certain Oases 235
Cloet, Isidore Charles, Treating and Dressing Rice, 254
Clues, 1 horns., and John Macintosh, Bottling with Fluids, 103
Coates, Henry, Heating Liquids used in Bleitehins, Dyeing, Soaping, Clearing, and Sizeing. 236
Cochrane, John Richard, Treatment of Ornamental Fabrics, 443
Cocker, James, Gauge for Measuring Wire, Cocker, J.. Wire, 329
Cocker, J., Heating Wire or other Metal?, 329
Cockey, Edward, Henry Cockey, and Francis Christopher Cockey, Regulating the Flow of Fluids, 349
Colheck, Simeon, and William Henry Colbeck Looms, 274
Coleman, Ebenezer, Lathes for Turning Bolts and other Articles in Metal, 445
Coleman. Richard, Ploughing and Scarifying Land, 1M
Colder, George, William Noble, and Ward Holroyd, l utting and Planing Wood, and in the Tools employed therein, 217
Collingridge, Henry, Separating Metallic Sub. stances for Coffee, 179
Collins, John Scott, Reeling and Furling of Ships' Sails, 140
Combe, James, Hacking and Preparing Fihroue Substances, 40
Cominal, Ettenue, Printing Shawls and other Tissues, 31
Conway, Joseph, Copper Rollers for Printing, 140
Cook. Thomas, Cutting and Packing Matche 424
Cooke, Luke, Preparing Fibrous Substances to be Spun, 140
Cooper, George, Safety-lamps, 67
Cooper. William Archibald, Navigation of Steam Iressels, 483
Cope, John, Buttons, 445
Cottam, George Halien, and Henry Richard Cottam, Children's Cots and Metallic Bedsteads, 236
Cottam, G. H., and H. R. Cottam, Children's Cots and Metallic Bedsteads, 158
Cottam, G. H., and 11. R. Cottam, Stable Fittings , 3S6
Coulson, Samuel, Preparing Solutions for Coating with Aluminium, 158
Coupe, Joseph, Power Looms, 217
Coutent, Alphonse. Forging and Rolling Iron Wheels for Railways, 30
Cousins. John James, Steam Ploughs, 405
Coo oil. Lambert, Teaching the Art of Swim-minz, 85
Cowham, Henry Vennor, Breaking or Pulverising Land. 103
Cowper, Charles, Solutions and Extracts of the Colouring Matter of Madder for Dyeing and Printing, 13
Cowper, Edward Alfred, Furnaces for Heating Air and other Elastic Fluids, 13
Cox, John, Progress in Swimming, 140
Cox, Nathaniel, Railways, 30
Craig, ‘Villiam Grindley, Wheels formEd of Cast Metal, 329
Craven Jonas, Weaving, 386
Creeke, Christopher Crabb, Earthenware Pipes. 029
Creswell. George Henry, Supplying Ink or other Mixture for Stamps, 13
Cressweil, Randal, Lubricating Boxes fot Axle-, atc , 30
Crick, Thomas, and John Throne Crick, Boots, Shoes, and Slippers, 293
Crocker, Elijah James, Rigging of Ships, $5
Croft*, William, 'Weavings in Bobbin Net or Twist Lace Machinery, 254
Croll, Alexander Angus, Treatment of Liquors containing Combinations of Sul-ph.ir with Ammonia, 67
Crompton, Henry, Stretching Woven Fabrics, 30
Crook, William, Gilbert Rushton, and Joseph Crowt her, Looms, $5
Crossley, Daniel Jones, Treatment of Certain Textile Fabrics, 158
Crossley, John, Grinding and Smoothing Glass and other Substances, 30
Cumming, George, Thermometric, Hygrometric, and Barometric Purposes, 236
Cummins, Nicholas NI ars h al I, Indicating the Proximity of Icebergs, 103
Curtis, John Edward Borningham. Filing Papers or other Documents, 463
Curtis. William Joseph, Slotting, Boring, and Surfacmg, 445
Cutler, George, Mangles, 67

Dalgety, Alexander, Rotary Engines and Pump., I.5s 140
Daly, Daniel Joseph, Venting Casks and Preserving them from Bursting,
D'Ainblv, Charles, Cutting and Preparing Horn, 31
Danchell, Frederic Ludwig Hahn, and Henry Kimi,er, hire and Waterproof Bricks, Plates. and similar Articles, 67
Daniel, Thomas, Drawing Frames, 13
Daniell, Henry John, Communicating by Signals between the Pilot and Steersman, 424
Darine, Louis Joseph Almldor, Gutta Percha 61iie, 30
Danvers, Patrick, and George Whitfield Billings, Rolling Eloops and Wheel Tyres, 140
Dauglish, Juhn, Dough, 'ill
Davis. Albert John, Protective Sandal for Bathers, 445
Davis, George Daniel, Working Windlasses, 217
Davies, Charles Davl(1, Substitute for Halr in the Manufacture of Cloths used in Seed Crushing, 13
Davies, George, Combustion of Fuel, 309 Davies, G., Woven Fabrics, 293
Davies, G , Marine Steam Engine Governor, 85
Davies, G., Weighing Grain, 31
Davies, Hichard, Washing Machine., 329
Davies. Samuel, Heating the Feedwater of Steam Boilers, 329
Davison Robert, and James Lee, Selvedge of Linen, or any other Fabric, while in the Act of Weavirg, 140
Davy, Joseph, and William Bentley, Looms fair Weaving, 424
Dawes, William, Pistons of Steam Engines, 103
Day, Horace Hollister, Treating Gutta Percha, 31
Day, H. H., Elastic Fabrics, 31
Dar, H. H , Preparing and Vulcanising India Rubber or other Analogous Gums, 48
De Bergue, Charles, Condensing and Cooling Purposes, 85
De tilaquiere, William Barnard, Connecting the Ends of Submarine Electric Telegraph
De Chodzko, Napoleon Felix Boreiko, Furnaces for Heating Boilers, 463
De Clerville, John Julius Clero, Oil-cloth and Imitation Leather, 103
De Clivele, Charles, Boots, Shoes, Harness, and t)rivirg Straw, 386
De Crietoforte. Lui2i, Regulating the Ascent and Descent ol the Railway Locomotives on Inclined Planes, 309
De Cristoforis, L., Vehicle Wheels, 386
De Normandy, Alphonse Rene le Mire. and Edward Thornhill Simpson, Soap, 254
De Schuttenbach, Anton, Fatty Nlatters for the Manufacture of Candles, 13
De Sivray, Francoise Honorine Felice Bertrand, Bedsteads, 445
Deacon, Henry, Caustic Soda from ',ignore obtained in the Manufacture of Alkali, 463
Deacon, 11., Soda and Potash, 42
Deakin, William, and William Phillips, Metallic Pens and Pen Holders, 140
Deane, Edward, Weapon to be used either as a Sword or as a PisVd, 319
Debax- I alabas, Cisimir, Lithographic Printing Pre'ses, 463
Deft, Guillaume, Preventing Incrustation in Boilers, 158
Delevante, Charlotte, Bouquet Holders, 274
Delf, William, jun , Ploughs, 386
Dolmas, Florentin, Ventilating Ships, and other Places, 85
Denizot, Bernard, and Charles Flipps, Railway Breaks, 103
Denton, Joseph. looms, 445
Depinhay Pre-Hamon, Alexander Amend Noel, Windmills, 85
Dessales, Alexis Jean, Lamps for Railway Carrias,r4s, and other Oil Lamps, 217
Devon, William, Flushing Water-closets, 463
D'Helle, Julien, and Albert Viscount de Waresquiel, Railway Rolling Stock, 482
Direks, Henry, Fire-escape, 236
Dieulafait, Jules Clovis, Garments, 309
Dobson, Arthur, Bleaching and Finishing Fabrics, 103
Dolman, Henry, Dressing Glasses, 483
Dona*, Jean Baptiste, Optical Instrument, 424
Dortet, J ules, and Andre Barthelemy Denis, Safety Padlock, 140
Doulton, Henry, Earthenware Drain Pipes, 140
Draper, Samuel, Handles and Fastenings for Doors of Carriages, 179
Drukker, Meyer, Indicating the Passage of Time, 13
Dubils, Romain Ignace Charles, Extracts from Vegetable Substances, 405
Dufau, Jules. Regulating Railway and Lighthouse Signallinz, 254
Dover, Robert Duke, Communicating Power to ships' Pumps, 349
Dumergue, Eugene Antoine, Fringes, 140 Dumery, Constant Jouffroy, Smoke-preventing Apparatus. 254
Dumoultn, Adrien Jules Alexis, Heating Apparatus, 254
Duncan, George, and William John Jellicorse, Smoke Consuming Furnace, ::,29
Duninvion, Henry, t ottun and other Warp Pile Fabrics, 31
Dunn, Arthur, Tooth Powder, 30
Dunnicliff, John Dearman, Dividing Breadths of Lace and other Fabrics, 254
Duplais, Noel Joseph Hyppolite, Felt Hats and Bonnets, 13
Durant. Anguish Honour Augustus, Husking and Winnowing Castor Seeds, 424
Duriez, Leon, jun., Stopping Horse, 140
Dyson, George, and Thomas Harrison, Steam-engines, 103
son, John, Edwin Wilkinson Shirt, and Henry shirt, Driving Bands, 349

Eade, Thomas, Breech•loadine Firearm, 179
Earnshaw, J.ihn, jun , Toothed Coverings of Rag Machine Cylinders, 13
Eastwood, Eastwood, Picker Bands for Looms, 103
Eastwood, James, and Samuel Lloyd, jun., Shearing Iron al,ri other Metals, 254
Eastwood, J., Working the Valves of Steam Hammers, 349
Eccles, Joseph, Drying and Colouring Bricks, St.c , 482
Edwards, Henry, Administering Food and Medicines, 330
Edwards, John, Railways to Facilitate Locomotive Engines Ascending Inclines, 274
Edwards, ‘k illiam Alexander, Separating Iron from Ores, 31
Elce, John, and John Leech, Self-Acting Temples for Looms, 158
Elce, J , and Samuel Hartley, Preparing Moulds for Casting Metals, 85
Elcock', William, and Samuel Bentley, Elbows used for Joining WrotiAt Pipes, 463
Eley, William Thomas, Percussion Caps, 293
Ellena, Adolphe Barthelemy, Rocking Cradles, 349
Elliott. Robinson, Photography, 254
Ellis, Joseph. Decanting Wine and other Liquids, 41.3
Elvin, Henry, Governors for Steam and other Engines, 217
Elwin, William Jekin, Night Lights, 415
England, Josevh, Washing Machines. 329
E‘un, Daniel, Locomotive and other Furnaces, 48
Evans, Edward, and George Potts Roskell, peeping and Mowing Machines, 158
Evans. John, Designs upoir Rollers and Blocks for Imprinting on substances, 421
Exley, Joseph, and John Ogden, Furnaces for the Prevention of smoke, 48

Fabart, Jean Marie Auguste Eugene, Looms for Weaving, 445
Fairclough, James, John Vairclougb, aad Joseph Cowan Suspending and Working Window Hangings, 386
Farrow, Charles, Fire-arms, 463
Faulkner, Charles, and David Faulkner, Gun and Pistol Barrels, 103
Faulkner, Samuel, Carding Cotton and other Fibrous Substances, 276
Feloj. Pietro. Illuminating Reflector of Light,
Fenton, James. William Thompson, jun., Thomas Snowdon, Permanent Way of Rail ways, 274
Fereday, John, Steam-engine, 424
Ferrabee, James, and Charles Whitmore, Carding and Condensing Fibrous Substances, 424
Ferrier, Jacques Alexander, Transparent Photographic Pictures and their Application to Stereoscope, 254
Field, John Lyon, and Charles Humfrey, jun., Candles, 48
Field, Thomas, Parasols and Umbrellas, 158
Field, '1%, Submerging Submarine Tel./graph Cables, 424
Finzel, Conrad William, and James Bryant, Cleansing Animal Charcoal, 329
Firth, Joseph, Metallic Pistons, 293
Fisher, John, Bobbin Net or Twist Lace, 217
Fisher, Nicholas, Preparing Land for Agricultural Purposes, 274
Fleet, Charles, Printing Ink, 30
Fletcher, Charles, Bricks, Tiles, and other Articles of Clay, 31
Poison, Arthur. Tunnels under Water, 30
Fo463 ns, John Palmer de la, Retarding Carriages,
Fontainemoreau, Peter Armand le Comte de, Axle Bearings, 13
Fontainemoreau, P. A. le Comte de, Hydraulic Motor, 30
Fontainemoreau, P. A. le Comte de, Marking Paper for Postal Purpo,es, 293
Fontainemoreau, P. A. le Comte de, Shoe and Boot Scraper or Cleaner, 123
Fontainemoreau, P. A. le Comte de, Preservation of Grain and Alimentary Substances in General, 13
Fontainemoreau, P. A. le Comte de, Propeller, 48
Fontainemoreau, P. A. le Comte de, Railway Brake, 274
Fontainemoreau, P. A. le Comte de, Smoke Consuming Furnaces, 158
Fontainemoreau, P. A. le Comte de, Boots and shoes, 103
Fontainemoreau, P. A. to Comte de, Doors, 254
Fontainemoreau, P. A. le Comte de, Timekeeper Dial, showing the Exact Time in Different Countries, .254
Ford, Henry William. Facilitating the Draft and Locomotion of Carriages, 83
Ford, John, Scoring at Whist and other Games, 293
Fordred, John, Treating and Purifying Water, 103, 445
Forrester, Daniel, Fastening for Securing Watches, 29:1
Forsvtli, Thomas, Raising and Compressing, 417
Forsyth, T., Metalli' Pistons, 329
Forsyth, T , Side Valves fur Steam-engines, 140
Fortecue, John, Fireplaces, 293
Foster, Elbridse, Life-preservit g Berths for Navigable Vessels, 329
Foulkes, Ahel, Sewing or Pointing Gloves, 13
Fowler, John, jun , Robert Burton and Thomas Clarke, Locomotive and other Carriages. to Facilitate their Movement on Common Roads, 48
Fowler, J , jun., and William Worby, Ploughing or Tilling Land, 123
Fowler, J jun , and W. Worby, Ploughing or Cultivating Land, 482
Fox, Samuel. Presses, 48
Fox, S , Hat Steel Wire, 13
Fox, S., Umbrellas and Parasols, 41
Fox, S., and Julian W ilfred Slater, Metallic Compound, applicable to the Manufacture of various Useful Articles, 217
Foxwell, Daniel, Application of a Certain Material for the Backs of Cards, 463
Francis, Joseph, and Charles Manby. Wagons Applicable to the Transport of Troops on Land and Water, 982
Fraser, John, Saltpetre, 424
Fraser, Joseph Boyes, Lubricating, 386 140
Frearson, John, Feeding, Cutting, Shaping, and Piercing Metals, 140
Friend, John Walter, Meter for Registering the Flow of Water, 140
Fry, Jo eph, Cementing Fabrics when India-rubber is Employed, 42-1
Fulton, Hamilton Henry, and Thomas Bodley Etty, Increasing the Traction and Bearing Surface of Carriage Wheels, 103

Gabbitms, Peter, Washing Machines, 424
Galloway, George Bell, Merchant Vessels, in Motive Powers, Propulsion, and Boiler Furnaces, 386
Galy-Cazalat, Antoine, and Adolphe Huillard, Sulphuret of Carbon, Animal Charcoal, and Carbonic Acid, 158
Gardiner, Perry O.. Treatment of Cast-steel while Passing from the Molten State into that of being Hardened or Tempered, and which, with Certain Variations, is Applicable to the Making of Tools or Ingots, 217
Gardiner, P. G., Conical Coiled Steel Railroad Car Spring, and also Preparing Steel Plates into such Springs. and for Testing the Strength of such Springs, 254
Gardner, John Edmund, Illuminated Clocks, 103
Gardner, Edward Vincent, Burning Fuel, 31
Gardner, Joseph, Richard Leer and Henry George Pearce, Self-reefing Sails, 463 140
Garnham, William, Pumping Apparatu', 158 Garrard, Robert, Japanned Straw Hats, 754
Garrett, John Dunned, Construction of Horsehoe, 43
Gartner, Helmuth, Engine for Raising and Discharging Water, 31
Garvey, Benjamin, Determining Position on Land and Sea, 445
Gatey, Frederick Albert, Chlorine and Sulphuric Acid, 217
Gaudrion, Stanislas, Screw-propellers, 85
Gaiintlett, William Henry, Thermometric Apparatus, 140
Geach, William, Propelling Vessels, 274
Gedge, John, Envelopes for Letters, 309
Gedge, J., Heating Buildings, and of Facilitating the Escape of Smoke and Gases there. from, 217
Gedge, J., Soap, 217
Gedge, J., Doubling Machines, 140
Genhart, Henry, Cleaning and Sharpening Knives, 140
Genhart, H., Fire-arms, and Projectiles Employed therewith, 67
Gentil, Francois Xavier, and Eugene Gentil, Preparing and i reating Asphodel in order to obtain Alcohol, 236
Germann, Andrew Frederick, Frederick Gustavus Germano, and Joseph Germano, Propeller, 463
Gibson, Robert, Joseph Gascoigne, and Samuel Gibson, Boilers for Generating Steam, 163
Gibbs, Joseph, Treating Phormium Tenax, 349
Gibbs, J., Extracting Gold and Silver from their Matrices, t45
Gifford, William James, Reefing, and Work. ing of Sails, and in Masts and Riggine, 445
Gilbert, Joseph, Threshing Machines, 217
Gilbee, William Armand Treatment of Fatty Matters for the Manufacture of Candles, 103
Gilbee, Henry, Moulding Vermicelli and other Paste. 85
Gill, Seth, and Henry Newton, Obtaining Stereoscopic Pictures, 995
Gill, John, Reaping Machines, 85
Gilmour, Wiliam, Obtaining Motive-power, 158
Gisborne, Lionel, and Henry Charles Forbe, Paying out Electric Telegraph Cables, 217
Gist, Robert Clark, Manure, 217
Gliaard, Joseph, for Winding up Watches, 482
Glover. Howard, Pump Buckets, 85
Glover, Jo-eph, and John Bold, Material for Transfer Printing, 217
Glover, Thomas, and Alexander Bain, Electric Telegraphs, 445
Godefroy, Peter Augustin, Desulphurising Mineral-matrix. 179
Godet, Prosper Bernard, Stereoscopes, 254
Godet, P. B., Illustrating Literary Production., 274
Goeclicke, Reinhold. Suspending :the Lines of Electric Telegraphs, 463
Goodchild, Thomas, Stoves. 254
Goodwin. James, ant Andrew Boyd, Cleansing Printed Cotton and Silk Fabrics from Colouring Matters, 217
Goodyear, Charles, Buoyant Fabrics, 463
Gorse, William, and Samuel Pollock, Bricks, 30
Gossage, IVihiam, Sulphuric Acid, :,29
Gossage, W , Soda and Potash, 3b9
Gossage, Soap. 463
Goligh, Theophilus, and Joshua Margerison, Braking Apparatus for Vehicles used on Railways, 217
Goulding, Richard, Extraction of Cold and Sib er un.l other NIetals,•48
Gourley, Daniel de la Cherois, Ambulance Carriages, 424
Grahame, Thomas, Grinding Corn, and In Generating Gas on Inland Waters, 274
Grahame, T., Facilitating' the Pas%age of Car. riages on Inclines of Railways, 31
Grantham, John, and Henry Sharp, Working the Valves of Steam-engines, 103
Gray, Alexander, Lubricating Mechanism, 274
Gray, A., Picking Motion of Power-looms, 254
Gray, John, and John Wilson Gray, Causing Signals to be made on Railways, 330
Gray, J., Doors for Furnaces, 154
Gray, Robert, Band to be Employed for Dis. tending skirts, 293
Gray, Thomas, and George Joseph Gladstone, Lowering and letting go Ships' Boats, 254
Greaves, Hugh, Permanent Way of Railways, 309
Gregory, James, and William Craymer, Screw Propellers, 293
Green, George, Casks, Barrels, and other similar Articles, 1U3
Green, Jacob, Bedsteads. for the Purpose of Excluding therefrom Bugs or other similar Insects, 85
Green, John, and William Coppin, jun., the Preservation of Timber, 85
Green, Robert, Raising or Forcing Liquids, 309
Green, William, Letter Announcer, 48
Grenet, Eugene, jun., and Alexis Vanin, Elertro.magnetic Machine, 236
Greening, William, Enamelling Surfaces, 424
Greenweil, George C , and William Selby, Washing Coals and other Minerals, 482
Grice, Frederick broom, Bolts, Spikes, Rivets, &c., 482
Griffiths, Edward Pair, Beating the Whites of Eggs, &c., 30
Griffiths Thomas Foxall, Shaping Metals, 103 Grist, John, Mash Tuns, 217
Groundwater, William Lyell, and Henry Prince, Pumps, 179
Grubb, Thomas, Photographic Lens, 329 Gumm, Charles. Boats, 179
Guthrie, David. and Josiah Vavasseur. Cutting or Rasping Dye-woods, 4t/5

Hack, George Frederick, Cigar Tube for Smoking Cigars or Tobacco, 274
Hackworth, John Wesley, Forcing and Exhausting jEriform Bodies and Liquids, applicable to Blast Furnaces, 67
Hadrian, John Cootie, Railways and Carriages. 179
Hale, William, Rolling Iron Lnd Steel, 30
Hall, Wtl iam t(em hie, Measuring and Rejstering the Speed and Leeway of Ships, and Indicating the Distance accomplished, 217
Collinson, and Thomas Charlton, Agricultural Engines, 123
Hall, James, Preventing Incrustation in Boilers, 140
Hall, Samuel, Igniting Matches, 463
Hallen, E lward, Bedsteads and similar Al rti cles to Recline or Sit on, 1.10
Hamilton, Alfred, Mooring Buoys and other Floating Ves4els, 'II 7
Hamilton, Jatnes, Strained \V' ire Fencing, 4 S2
Hamilton, Sydney Doolan, Jacquard Machinery, 364
Hamilton, fhomac, and James Hamilton, Turning or Reducing Substances, 368
Hancock, James Lamo, ‘Vashing and Cleansing, 85
Harcourt, David, Wrenches, 386
Hardcastle, Thomas, Washing Textile Fabrics, 179
Hardcastle, T., Doubling and Measuring Cotton and other Fabrics, 48
Hardcastle, Washing, Sui.statices, *KG Hardie, Walter, Stereoscope, 405
Harding, Gustavo,. Palmer, Hats, Caps, and other ovcrines for the Head., 103
Hargreaves, William, Screw Gills for Preparing %N ool, 217
Harland, Julio, Purifying and Cleansing Clay, 32)
Harlin', William, John Matthew Todd, and Thomas Elarlin.:, Looms, 217
Harrington, Josiah, P-inting Pencils or Marking Instrumenv, 445
H ar rild, Robert, Composition used for Printers' Rol lers, s68
Harris, James'Sivialling, 482
Harris, J., Cocks and Vaives, 329
Harris, William Jewett, Dining and other Tanles, 140
IIarrison, James, Producing Cold by the Evaporation of Volatile Liquids in Vacuo, 271
Harrison, John, Railway Signals, 13
Harrison, Charles Weightmau, Obtaining Light by Electricity, 13
Hart, William, Signal Lamps 30
Hartley, Wiliam, Steam Engines and other Steam Boiler Apparatus, 135
Harwood, William, Reaping Machine. 386 Haseltine, George, Metallic Chains, 424
Hattersley, ltobert, Distributing and Setting. up Type 85
Harvey, john Penford, Crushing land or Clods, 309
Elaye, John de la, and Mark Bloom, Laying Down Submarine Telegraphs, 293
Hayes, Edward, W hiding Apparatus for Hauling Plouvhs, 293
Hazard, Robert, Self-Acting Reclining Chair, 482
Heaton, Thomas, Self-Acting Doors and Gate. ways, 31
Hebblethwaite, Henry, William Shuttleworth, and William Tacker, Preparing Yarns, 158
Hediard, Alexander, and Senateur Leyieux, Boiler for Generating Steam, 274
Hellmann, Paul, Fibrous Substances, 349
Hemming, George Wirgman, Delivering Submarine Telegraph Cables from hips, 217
Henderson, William, Treating Certain Ores and Aloys, 329
Hendrie, Robert James, jun., Steam Boiler and other Furnaces, 13
Hendry, W &lam 'Thomas, and Robert Henry Hancock, Flexible Tubes or Hose Pipes, 67
Henley, V illiam Thomas, Ropes and Cables for Telegraphic Purposes, 482
Henley , Thomas Frederick, Preparation of Certain Beverages, of the Nature of Homemade W Ines. 85
Henry, Michael, Elettric and Galvanic Conductors, 445
Henry, M., Railways, and Wagons used there. with, 85
Henry, M., Transmitting Motion, 293
Henry, M., Unmaking Rope, 349
Henry, M., Cleaning and Crushinz Grain, 103
Henry, M., Raking or Cleaning Roads, 8:c., 32
Henry, M., Cutting Vegetable Substances, 6T
Henry, M., Playing Loto, 330
Henry, M , Artificial Wine and Brandy, 329
Henwood, Charles, (irilvai.ic Battery, 482
licrault, Charles, Producing Aerated Waters, 48
Hetherington, Joseph, Bowls of Castors for Furniture, 481
Heywood, Bennett Johns, India-rubber Goods, 48
Hibbert, Henry, and Henry Richardson, Finishing Yarns or Threads, 48
Higgin, James, Drying Garancine, 140
liigginson, Francis, Submerging and Laying. down Electrical Telegraph Cables, 405
Higham, James, and George David Bellamy, Snap, 463
Hiley, Daniel, Percival Hiley, William Hargreaves, and Enoch Haley, Power Looms, 482
HUI, Joseph, Permanent Way of Railways, 43
Hill, Philip, and John Moore, Cutting Velvets or other %imi!ar Piled Fabrics, 217
Hill, William, Railway Brake~, 13
Hills, Frank Clarke, Sulphuric Acnl, 67
Hine, Benjamin Hornblicide, and William Onion, Knitting Machinery for the Manufacture of Ribbed Fabrics, 13
Hinks, James, Stiffeners for Wearing Apparel, 386
Hinks, J., and lames Syson Nibbs, Securing and Liberating the Corks or Stoppers of Bottles. 48
Hinkc, Joseph Lester, and John Rock Day, Locks and La'ches, 123
1-links, John, George Wells, and Joseph Letiere Petit, Metallic Peos, 463
Hipkiss, Richard, and William Olsen, Lttbri. eating. 482
Hirst, William, Felt Fabrics, 110 Hochstaetter, Heinrich, Matches, 415
Hodges, John Edward, Looped Fabrics, 424
Hodgson, William, and Henry Ilodg.on, Lubricator by earls of Force Pump,, 48
Hoe, Richard, Bullion Boxes, 179
Hoza, stanislas, Electric Telegraphs. 424
Hoes, Stanislas, GenPratincr Electricity, and for Transmitting. Electric Currents from Place to Place, 271
Hogg, James, Safe for Cash, 463
Hole oft, George, and George Deoholm, Steam Engines, 483
Hold“, nrth, William Irving, Weaving Wool len l)a .itz• s, 158
Ihuma., and John Ruherv, Runners and Top Notches ut Umbrellas and Parasols, 236
Holland, William, Umbrellas and Parasols, 30
Holman, Stephen, Force Pumps, 31
Holmes, Frederick Hale, Magueto-Electric Machines, 349
Holmes, Frederick Hall, Niagneto-Electric and Magnetic Machines. 140
Holroyd, Warn, and Samuel Smith, Looms for Weaving, 349
Holt, Thomas, Looms, 349
Honeyman, John, jun., tienerating Steam, 254
Hope, David, 1-reventing one Train from Running into ant.ther on Railways, 103
Hope John, Screw Nut and Ratchet Brace for Working the same, 13
Hopkins, James, and George Pearce, Trucks, 13
Hopkinson, William, Steam Engines. 158
Hopper, ‘Villiam Brown, Floating Docks, 149
Hornsby, Richard, jun., H ummelling, Removing the Husk from, and Cleansing Grain, 85
Hurrocks, John, Winding Machines, and in the Bobbins emoloved therein, 424
Hosch, Henry, shirt-Cutting Nlachine, 67
Hotichin. Richard, Press fur Punching and Embossing, anti for Fixing and Closing Eyelets, 254
Httughtun, James, Braces, 445
Howard, James, Piot.uh, 482
Howard, William, supplying Air to Persons in Confined Apartments, 2:)4
Howland, Richard, Mangle., 48
Hudson, W., and C. Catlow, Looms for Weav ing, 143
Hughes, Hugh Pritchard, Rock Boring Machine, 254
Hughes, Flesketh, Cutting, Embossing, and Stamping, 2)3
Hughes, Richard Hugh, Hydraulic Connexions, 329
David, Cocks, Taps, and Valves. 463

I' urn 'hrys. Edward, Engines worked by Ste in, 3 t9 1, unbind, Richard, Hats. 482
lmhert, Louis Alexis, Straight F.dgo Holder for strengthening Walk, &c., 154
Iles, Charles, Thimbles, 140
Ile-, t „Wardrobes, stands, Frames, and Pins fur Holding and Suspending Articles of Dress, 356
Illingworth, Alfred and Henry, Combing ool and other Fibrous Substances, 309
Ingham, John, Edward, and Benjamin, Preparing Worsted Yarns for Dyeing, 4$ ingrain, John, Blakey. 217
Laskin, Harry, Fire- Arms, 236
Imhof, Daniel, Exhausting Air, Gases, or Vapour, 293
Inman, George, Locomotive Engines, 140
Irlam, 'Warn, Wrought Iron Railway Chairs, Sleeperc, and Crossings, 38ti
Ireland, George, Raising ‘Ven:hts applicable to Stamping or Cuiting Metals, 123
Isoord, Mathieu Francon., Producing Heat and Light, 445
Ivory, Thomas, Rotary and Reciprocating Engines, 158

Jackson, James, Tuyeres for Railway and other Wheels, 293
Jackson. Robert, Protecting Certain Parts of the Body from Disfigurement by C.ita-neous Diseases, 140
Jackson, Thomas, Action of Pianofortes, 254
Jaeger, Herman, Looms fur Weaving, 48
Jakins, Joseph, Printing and Dyeing Woven Fabrics, 13
James, Charles Clement, Propelling Vessels 217
James, John, and William Day kin Grimshaw, Screw Propeller, 30
James, William Henry, Steam Vessels, 293
Jamieson, William. Looms for Weaving figured Fabrics, 251
Jarrett. Griffith, Printing or Endorsing in Colours on Paper or other Surfaces, 30
Jenkins, William, Furnaces or Fire Boxes of Locomotive Boilers, 274
Jennings, Josiah George, Forming Flues and Air and Water Passages in Buildings, 329
Johnson, Edward Daniel, Fuzee Watches, 424
Johnson, John Henry, Construction of Iron Bridges, 329
Johnson, J. H., Jacquard Machines, and in the Cards employed therein, 349
Johnson, J. H , Producing Figured Paper to be used in Teaching, Writing, and Drawing, 349
Johnson, J. H., Testing the Strength of Materials, 43
Johnson, J. H., Hand Saw, 293
Johnson. J. H., Ships' Lanterns, 445
Johnson, J. H., Quadrants, 31
Johnson, J. H., Surfaces for Receiving Paint' ings, 67
Johnson, J. H., Steam Boilers, 140
Johnson, J. H., Sewing Machines, 103 158
Johnson, J. H., Pressure Gauges, 31
Johnson, J. H., Making or Imprinting Characters on Paper, 103
Johnson, Richard, Purifying and Filtering Water, 254
Johnson, William, Capstans, 85
Johnson, W., Looms for Weaving, 309
Johnson, William Beckett, Raising and Lowering Trucks, 293
Jo)). Pierre Franctie, Generating and Superheating Steam, 293
Jones, Henry, Engines for Raising Beer and other Liquids, 13
Jones, Isaac, Sheet Glass, 424
Jones, Thomas Moreton, Cutting and Gathering Fruit and Flowers Jones, William Edmondson, Trees of Riding Saddles, 103
Jones, William Edward, Iron Plates, 158
Jones, Wright, Moulding for Casting M eals 15
Jordan, John, Iron Ships or Vessels, 48
Jukes, John, Washing Machinery, 67
Juilion, John Louis, Separation of solids from Fluids, 85

Kay, Robert, Printing Calico and other Textile Fain ice, 3 9
Kave, I homes, Looms for Weaving, 482
Keddy, 1 homas, Cultivation of Land, 235
Keiehiey, I'dward, e Liquids, 330
Keightlev, Benjamin, Indicating the Flow of Air to Mines iequiring Ventilation, 463
Kelk, Theophilus Henry Hastings, Metallic Alloys, 463
Kelshaw, John, and John Wilkinson, Couplings, 293
Kemfry, George Farrell, Propelling the Human Body in Water, 48
Kemp, Edward Curtis, Chandelier or other Pendent Gae Lights, 13
Ken'. on, Hartley, Treatment of Certain Compounds of Silica, Alumina, Sodium, or Potash, 158
Ker, Peter, Preparing and Finishing Yarns or Threads, 309
King, John, Peat or Peat Coke or Charcoal, 148
King, J., Boots and Shoes, 264
Kinv, J., Collars, CulTs, and similar Articles of Ladies' Dresse1/4, Kingsley. Jeffries, Primary Motive Power, 103
Kirby, Joseph. Hay Rakes, 140
Kirk. FAA ard, James Leadhetter, and Charles Wil•an, Trunks and Boxes, 31
Kirkman, Rob, r1, Fusses of Watches, 386
Kirkman, Felton (Tanks, Winding and Unwinding Ropes and Cables, 368
Knapton, William, Driling Holes, 48
Knapton, W., Gasometers, 329
Knight, lamas, Cultivator of Lard, 85
Knowles, Francis Charles, Tr( n, 85
Knowles, F. C , Aluminium, 48
Knowles, Samuel, I)ui gIng Fabrics Prepara-tosy to Dyeing. 3f6
Koehler, Frederic. Gunpowder, 168
Kopihcl., C. G , Propelling Vessels by Means of Heated Air, 388
Kurten, Phillip, Mottled Soap, 31
Kurtz, (lenient Auguste, and Louis Alcide Novi, Colouring Matter from Gum Lac and in '1 routing the Residues thereof, 30
Kyit hogloo, l'rodromos 13., Motive Power, 349, 386

La I3nw, George W., Operating the Sails of Vessels from the Deck, 39
Lancaster, Charles %% illiam, Breech-loading Guns and in Projectiles boy the same, 274
Lacy Augii•tus Dacre and Wiliam Collett Homersham, Ploughing and Cultivating Laid by Steam or other suitable Motive Power, 103
Iaminc, Richard, Purifying Gas. 405
Lam% , Hippolyte,i0litaining Motive Power, 309
Landfort, Leon de, Protecting the Contents of Pa.cliets of Weaving Apparel, 424
Lane, Denny, Lighting, Regulating, and Ex t ingnishing Street Gas Lamps by Electri-cily, 46.
Lang, Alexander, Feeding Steam Boilers, 179
Langfoid, J., and Wildar, J.. Signals and A larums, 1, 9
Laphaleque, Nicholas Gustave Imbert de, Violin and other stringed Musical instruments of a similar Nature, 254
Lauaere, Augustin Vrain Adrien, Wind mills, 293
Laurent, Marguerite Antoinette, Antiseptic C(anposition. 67
Laurent, Victor Hippolyte. Forging Nails and oilier similar Articles, 217
Lavender. Edward, Distilling Products from Coal, 174
La' Iron, Paul Emile, Curing Smoky Chimneys, 179
Laurent, Narcisce, Dressing and Manufacturing Shammy Leather, 85
Lawtord, Henry, Dining Tables Expanding and Contracting Tops 309
Lawley, Thomas, Ornamenting Articles made of Tin Plate and other Bright Metals, 168
Lawrence, James, Brewim:, 83
Lawson, John, Roving Flax, 3E6
Lawson, Ramsey, Regulating the Admission of A tr to Furnaces, 193
Lecointe, c harles Eugene. Advertising, 446
Lee, David '1 horpe, Washing Machine, 274
Lev,Rev. John Walter,CommunicatIng between the different parts of Railway Trains, 3:6
Leemine, James, Looms for Weaving, 274
Leffler Carl Johann Lawrence, Cutting Corks and other similar Articles, 85
Leigh, Evan, Preparing and Spinning Cotton and other Fibrous Substances, 236, 309
Lejeune, Emile Albert, Crupper, 293
Leinaire, Frederique, Petticoats for Ladies 11I, ear, 462
Lemoine Ettienne, Gas-Meters, 30
Lenox, George ‘V ilbam, Sounding Alarums at Sea, 236
Leroy, Claude Nicolas, Preventing Accidents and Collisions on Raiiways, 36S
Leslie, John, Carding or Preparing Textile Materi.ils, 309
Lethuillier Laurent, Moulding and Compressing Bricks, &c., 13
Letoornel, Louis, Weighing Ships' Anchors, 254
Levcrson, Montague Richard, Food for Cattle, 293
Levick Frederick, jun., and John James, Hot Blast Store, 31
Levison, Ludvig, Mechanical Purchases, 217
Lewenberg, Leon, Railway Alarmsand Marine Alarms or Fog Signals, 349
Lewis, Joseph, Bricks, Tiles, and other similar Articles, 293
Lewis, Thomas, and Henry Parish, and Robert Martin Roberts, Separation and Extraction of topper from its Ores, 103
Lewis, William, and William Henry Lewis, Pltite-Holders for Photographic Cameras, 2%
Lichtenstadt, David, Pulp of which Paper and other Fabrics are composed, 309
Liger, Pierre Eugene, Grinding Mills, 85
Limbert, James Alfred, Marine Engines, 190 Lipscomb°, Frederick, Divert ing the London Sewage from the River Thames, 179
Lipscomb°, F., Conveying Liquids, 906 Lister, George, Carding Engines, 31
LIttlewood, John, and Albert Schlumberger, Producing Printed and Dyed Colours from Murexide on Woollen Fabrics or Yarns, 168 140
Livesey, John, Pile Fabrics, 482
Lloyd, John, Deodorising Sewage Matters of Dwelling-houses, 48
Loach, John, Air-Tight Coffin, 85
Loach, J., and James Jones Salt and Burton Day, Air Tight Coffins, 123
Lobnitz, John Henry Christian, and James McLintock Henderson, Steam Engines, 293
Locke, William John, Oil Can, 140
Lockett, Joseph, and William Watson, Engraving or Tracing Designs for Printing, 67
Logic. Cosmo, Eire-Arms, 85
Lomax, W %Mom Bothwell, Governors and Pressure Gauges, 4s
Lombard, George Frederic, Steam Engines, 36
Long, James, and Joseph Long, Ascertaining and Registering the Depth of Water and the Pressure of Stean), 329
Lord, Thomas Wilkes, Carding Flax, Tow, and other Fibrous Substances, 31
Lowe, Thomas, Feeding Screws to Turning and Womble Lathes, 424
Lowissohn, Berthold, Soap, 179
Los% ry, George, Deckling Fibrous Materials, 463
Luedeke, Johan Ernst Friedrich, Motive Power Engine, 274,124
Lund, Edward, Cocks, 235
Lungley, Charles, Directing or Indicating on Board Ships or other Places, :254
Lupton, Benjamin, Robert Jackson, Daniel Dean, and John Holden, Power Looms for W ea% lint, 217
Lynde, James Gascoigne, Detecting and Preventing the Waste of Water in Cisterns, 48
Lyne, Thomas, Field Stile or Gate, i58

Moberly, Frederick Herbert, Polishing Machine, 482
Macaulay, Thomas, Condensing the Noxious Vaoour,, arising from Varni0)-Making, and other like Manufactures, 217
Macdonald, Malcolm, Washing and Preparing Textile Fabrics. 31
Maelontosh, John, Telegraph Cables, 368
Macintosh, J., Prepiring Telegraphic Wire Coated with Gut ta-Percha. 445
Mackelcan, George Josiah, Floating Docks, 274
Mackenzie, Thomas, Internal Decorations of those parts of Buildings to which Window Draperies are to be affixed, 67
Macnab, William, Vessels Propelled by Screw Propellers, 415
Macnaught, William, and William Mac-naught, Steam Engines, 329
Macpherson, Alexander, Fences, 309 Macpherson, Peter, Wheeled Carriages, 140
Madden, Peter, Kilns for Drying Granular Substances, 424
maiard, Augustus Philibert, Filtering Liquids,
Mallet, Robert, Coverings for Roofs and other parts of Buildings, 67
Ma111,on. James, jun., Gassing Textile Fabric., 445
Maltby, William, Extracting Ammonia from Gas, 48
Mart' I, Cherie, Fire Arms, 30
Martin, Richard, Ebenezer Hall, and Joshua Hall, Steam Hammers, 386
Mann, William, te.irn !soder, Gauge Cocks, and Registering Apparatus connected there with, 103
Manning, William Thomas, Treatment of sew el age, 463
Mareh, Chapman, Obtaining Motive Power, 31
Mal getson, Robert Alexander, Communicating butt; eel* the Guard and Driver on Railw ays, 414
Marks, Aaron, Fastening for Glores and other A s ticks, 386
Mark foy, Gustave, Actuating Railway Signals, 48
Markland, Thomas, Power Looms for Weaving, 1! 8
Mai land, John, Cop Tubes, 274
Marsh, Theophilus, I i•ton, 254
Martin, Antoine and Jean, Cleaning and Preventing tie Formation of Inciu,tations in Boilers, 463
Martin, Meliton, Retarding and Stopping Railway Carriages, 349
Maryon, Robert James. Propellers, 140 140
Massey, Thomas, and Thomas Savage, Ascertaining and Recording the Speed of Ships, 329
Massey, Thomas, and Thomas Savage, Sounding Machines, 349
Milasey, William, Conductors for Winding Chains, 463
Massey, W., and John Smith, Ploughing and Cultivating Land, 13
Mathews, George Samuel, Railway Brakes, 103
Matthews, Nelson, Pumps, 445
Maury, Pierre Adolphe Melchior, Cutting the Pile of Velvets, 424
Maw, Edwin, Constructing Railway Crossings, Points, and Switches, 15A
McAdam, Robert, Making Cheese and Drawing off Liquids, 179
McCallum, William Porter, Stamping or Raising Metals, 309
McCraw, William, Photographic Pictures, 67
McDow all, Elizabeth, Steam Hammers, 386 140
McFarlane, Walter, Moulding Cast Iron Piles, 463
M (Isaac, John, Washing or Churning, 236
McKay, Murdoch, and Henry Forfar Osman, Securing the Points of Railway Switches, 123
McKay, Murdoch, and Lewis Rose, Washing and Scouring Household Linen, 140
McKinley, Wrilliam. and Robert Walker, Moulds for forming the Soles of Boots and Shoes, 140
Mc Master, John, and William Wilson, Liquid Farm Manure, and rendering it as efficient as any Artificial Manure, at a small Cost to the Farmer, 217
McNicol, John Dunsmore, Cylinder Printing, 85
Meakin, John Forster, Carriages for Children, 48
Mears, Henry D., and William Houlton, Jun., Seal for Railway Luggage Vans, 67
Meeus, Jean Baptiste, Multiplying Motive Power, 103
Melvin, David, Heddlcs for Weaving, 463
Mennons, Marc Antoine Francois, Hydraulic Press, 386
Mennons, M. A. F., Improved Varnish, 386
Mennons, M. A. F , Preparation of Peat, 405
Mennons, M., A. F., Smoke-Condensing Apparatus, 259
Mennons, M, A. F., Washing and Drying Apparatus, 445
Mentions, M. A. F., Lucifer Matches, 482
Mennons, M. A. 1.' , Tell-Tale Clock, 463
Mercer, William, William Bodden, and Wi liam Hit/gin:40n, Slubbing and Roving Cotton, 482
Merrylees, James, Ornamental Fabrics, 30
Messmore, 1laniel, Dressing Mill Stones for Hulling Rice and other Grain having Hulls or Husks, 217
Michaelis, Michael, and John Clemson. Ornamental Textile Fabrics by Printing, 85
Middleton, John, and William Rylance, Application of a certain Metal to the Manufacture of Shuttles and Tubes, 330
Middleton, Samuel, and John Lowell, Extinction of Fire in Buildings, 158
Middleton, William. jun., and Thomas Tertius chillingworth, Adjusting the Sliding Parts of Chandeliers and G s Pendants, 254
Mille, Mann Joseph Alphonse, and Francois Canal, Producing Gat, 274
Miller, George, Heating and Ventilating, 330
Miller, Jumes M., Surface Condenser, 254
Miller, Joseph, Marine Steam Engines, 405
Miller, Maxwell, Cocks, Taps, &c., 30
Miller, William Henry, and Henry Edward Skinner, Rotary Faigiaes and Pumps, 217
Milne, J( hn, Carding Engines, 386
Mills, James, Keys, Tapered Pins, Split Pins, and other similar Articles Employed in the Construction of Machinery. 254
Mills, Joseph, Covering Ricks, Booths, Tents, and stall like Places, 67
Mmnitt, John, Extracting Grease from Animal Refuse resulting from the Mainufac ture of Glue, 293
Mirto, Jean Baptiste, Permanent Way of Railways. 463
Myers, W illiam Henry, Signals on Railways, 3:i0
Mohr, Josef. Propelling Vessels, 103
Moireau. Charles Jean Michael, Substitute for Bees' Wax, 182
Molineux, John Atherton, and Joseph Nichols, Pistons for Steam Engine and other Cylinders, 329
Moll, Isaac, Fire Regulator, 217
Montel, Pierre Ambroise, Motive Power, 482
Moon, James, Robert Belt, and George Ewbank, Agricultural Implement, 85
Moore, Robert, Navigable Vessels and the Propelling thereof, 85
Moicom, Richard, Dressing Ores, 85
Moreau, Louis, Paris, Carbonising Peat, Wood, and other Combustible Matters, 254
Morris, James, Connecting the Rails of Rail. Wass, 30
Mortera, Augustin, Coupling Carriages on Railways, 217
Morton, Alexander, and James Howden, Motive Power, 432
Mottram. Thomas, Knife Handle., 424
Moulin, Francois, Railway Brake, 103
Quick, John Henry, Hats, 103
Moy. Thomas, Working Steam Engines, 85
Muckhart, John, Effecting the Combustion of Fuel, and the Consumption of Sniot e, 293
Mumby, George, Sewing, Embroidering, and other Ornamental Works, 30
Munro, John May, jun., Metal Wheel-Stock, 463 _
Munt, William, Shank to be attached to all Descriptions of Buttons, 103
Muntz, George Henri Marc, Metal Tubes and Axles, 67
Murdoch, Richard, Running Gear for Vehicles, 67
Murphy, James. Permanent Way of Railways, 445
Murray, Adam, and William Pollard, Textile Fabrics, 293
Murray, Eugene, Preventing Accidents on Railways. 3t,6
Murray, George, Propelling Ships and Vessels, 123
Musbet, Robert, Cast Steel, 31

Napier, James Murdoch, Printing Machines, 309
Napier, J. M., Paying-out Submarine Telegraph Cables, 217
Naylor, William, Power Looms for Weaving, 293
Negretti, Henry Angelo Ludovico. and Joseph Warren Zambra, ioducing ad u t ed Scales upon Ceram c and Enamelled Materials, 446
Needham, Joseph, Pens, 140
NI wall, James, Railway Brakes and Signals, 386
Newberg, John George, Window Blinds, 103
Newton, Alfred Vincent, Operating Slide Valves for ihe Induction and Eduction of Steam in Reciprocating Steam Engines, 217
Newton, A. V., Meters for Gas and other Fluid', 254
Newton, A. V., Varying the Length and Reversing the Direction of the Throw of Eccentrics, 217
Newton, A. V., Phototraphic Pictures, 293
Newton, A. V., Sewing Machine., 3)46
Newton. A. V., Propelling and Steering Navigable Vessel', 30
Newton, A. V., Registering the Performance of Railway Tra ins, 31
Newton, A. V , Sulphuric Acid, 81
Newton, A. V., Preparing and Twisting Fibrous Substances, 217
Newton, A. V., Kneading Dough, 217
Newton, A. V., Reaping Machines, 30
Newton, A. V., Baker's Ovens, 217
Newton, A. V., Cleaning Carpets, 463 Newton, A. V., Sewing Machines, 445
Newton, A. V., Grinding and Polishing Stone, 140
Newton, A. V., Temples for Looms, 217
Newton, A. V., Wrought iron Girders, 386
Newton, A. V., Rock-Drilling Machinery, 293
Newton, A. V., Umbrella• and Parasols,168
Newton, A. V., Forging Nails and other Articles, 81
Newton, A. V., Mules for Spinning, 159
Newton, A. V., Iron, JO
Newton, A. V., Retarding the Progress of Railway Trains, 424
Newton, Leopold, Placing Tubes on the Spindles used in Spinning Machinery, 293
Newton, William Alfred, Printing Machinery, 30
Newton, William Edward, Cut-off Gear for Steam Engines, 30
Newton, W. E., Faucet or Cock, 30
Newton, W. E., Ornamenting Metallic Surfaces, 67
Newton, W. E., Sewing Silk, &c., 424
Newton, W. E., Valve Arrangement of Engines, 179
Newton, W. E., Pickers for Loom, 158
Newton, W. E., Life Boat, 13
Newton, William Edward, Grinding the Teeth of Card Cylinders, $5
Newton, W. E., Counting Apparatus, 30
Newton, W. E., Converting Old Rope or Cordage into Tow, 123
Newton, W. E., Portable Railway for Steam Traction Engines on Common Roads, 123
Newton, W. E., Preventing Incrustations in Steam Boilers, 85
Newton, W. E., Cutting Files, 179
Newton, W. E., Looms for Circular Weaving, 31
Newton, W. E., Feeding in Fuel to Furnaces, 31
Newton, W. E, Measuring Gas, 293
Newton, W. E., Laying Submarine Telegraphic Cables, 482
Newton, W. E., Combined Steam Boiler and Radiator for Warning, 143
Newton, W. E., Mould Candles, 301
Newton, W. E., Railway Crossings, 31
Newton, W. E., Puddling Iron, 3i Newton, W. E., Obtaining Motive Power, 98
Newton, W. B.. Screws or Screw Cap for Sheet Metal, 161
Newton, W. E., Furnaces and Steam Boilers, 103
Newton, W. E., Clocks or Timekeepers, 284
Newton, W. E., Platinum, €5
Newton, W. E., Reaping and Mowing Machines, 103
Newton, W. E., Drawing Rollers, 8'6
Newton, W. E., Cutting Files, 48, 3g6
Newton, W. E., Cutting Metals or other Hard Substances, 103
Newton, W. E., Feeding Flour and Mixing and Kneading Dough, 140
Newton, W. E,, Stirrups, 3:.0
Newton, W E., Rolls for Rolling Iron or other Metals, 264
Newton, W. E., Igniting Lamps, 329
Newton, W. E., Pigments, 254
Newton, W. E , Roasting Coffee and other Substances, 330
Newton, W. E., Forging Metals, 293
Newton, W. E., Motive Power, 483
Nichols, John, Sizing Yarns, 482
Nicholls, Benjsmin, and Samuel Ledward. Mules for Spinninv, 48
Nicholls, William, Warming Milk, 217
Nightingale, Charles, Tearing Rags and other Fablicg, 179
Nightingale, C., Feeding Air and Fibres intended to be Spun, 483
Nickless, Joseph. Railway Chair, 67
Nissen. Hiliaiy Nicholas, Impressions similar to Water- \larks upon Paper, 103
Noakes, Benjamin, find Frederic John Wood, Sealing of time Joints in Metallic Casks, 81
Normandy, Alphonse Rene to Mire de, Soap, 403
Norris, Charles, Sulphate of Alumini, 140
Norris, John, Jun., and Georgia Worstenholm, Nails, Bolts, and Sciew Blanks, 61
Norton, James Lee, and Edwin Wilkinson, Extracting Oil and Grease him Wool, 4.24
Nuttall, James, and Louis &can, Fur Gloves, 251
Nye. Samuel, Chaff-Cutting Machines, 140
Nse, S,\ilk for Grinding Coffee and other Substances, 48

Ochin, Charles Bernard, Metallic Roofing Jtes, 158
Oetzmann, Frederick, and Thomas Luis Plumb, l'pri.tht Pianoforte Actions, 140
Olivier, Arsene Auguste, reating and Winding Silk from the Cocoon, 48
Ololson, Edouard Beckman, Pigments or Colours for Preserving Iron 67
Ormson, Henry, Cast Tubular Boilers, 293 140
Osborne, William, Ladies' Petticoats, etc., 349
Oschinskv, Isaac, Soap, 158
Ostrorog, Stanishis Jules Count, Wind Musical Instrument, 482
Ott, Jacob Ulrich, and Friedrich August Moritz Udloff, Ruling Paper, 13
Outran), F.dwar Steam Regulator, 483 140
Oury, Pierre, Impressieg Figures upon Substance' employed for Lining Caps, 293
Owen, Edmund Lloyd, Propelling Vessels, 293 140
Owen, Edward, Manpres, 330
Owen, James, Prevention of Accidents, 386 140
O%sen, William, Stretching Woven Fabrics, 13

Padgett, William, Earthenware Pipes for Drains, 424
Page, Charles Grafton, Cylindrical Door Bolts, b5
Page, Henry, Sheet and Crown Glass, 463 140
Paisley, James, and tieorge Bertram, Paper, 329
Palmer, Henry Robinson, Stamping and Endorsing Machine, 445
Palmer, William, Watering Pots, and Apparatus for Waterin2 8,:rfaces, 48
Parker, Beniamin, Elastic Composition for Coating, &c., 274
Parker, B , Permanent Way, 368
Parker, John, Supplying or Feeding Steam Bolters with Water, 158
Parker, Joseph, Fitting and Working Venetian Biinda, 330
Parkes, AleN alder, Tubes and Cylinders of Copper, 415
Parkes, A., Coating Metals, 48
Parkes, A., Nails, 445
Parkes, A., and Henry Parkes, Sheathing Metals, 482
Parkinson, John, Pressure and Vacuum Gauges, 179
Parnell, George Frederick, Hooks and Eyes, 254
Parry, Henry, Rails for Railways, 217
Parsons, tieme, Threshing Machines, le3 140
Pargon, George John, and 1 honing
Pilgrim, Generating Steam in the Boilers of :-tvain Engines. and in raisinz the Temperature 01
Steam for other irse‘, 254
Parsons, William, Fittings to Door Handles and 65
Parsons, \V., Fastenings for Windows, 48 140
Parsons, W , and James Attree, Cock and Flushing Apparatus, 482
Paterson, John, Clasps and other Fastenings, 293
Partridge, David, Shaft Bearings, 349 140
Paulson, Juan, Rotary Pump, 48
Patterson, A braham Booth, Lay lug Submarine Cables, 293
Paulo, Joseph Michell,Ventilating Coal Mines, 123
Peach, Benjamin, Bedsteads, Elastic 13ed Bottoms, &.c , 482
Peake, Henry, Beams, Girders, and Bridges, 293
Penn, Victor, Protecting Walls, Ceilings, &c., from Humidity, 319
Pearce, John Charles, Hot Pressing, 293 Pearson, John 'Michael, Coke, 368
Pclez, Antonio, Composition for the Manufacture of Imitative Stones, •18
Penn, John, Takieg the Ihrust of Screw and Submerged I ropellers. 217
Pepper, John Henry, Displaying various Devices when Revolving Discs are used, 405 Pershouse, Henry, Stereoscopes, 483
Peti ie, James, Regulating the admission of Air to Furnaces, 236
Pettit, George Brooks, and Henry Fly Smith. Cap or Co% er for the Giasses of Gas and other Lights, 140
Petitjean, 'Tony, Aluminium and Magnesium, 254
Pickina, William, Feeding Steam Boilers with Water, 445
Picot, Louis Francois, Salinometers, 293 140
Pidding, William, Piled fabrics, also the Application of certain Machinery for their Production, 424
Pinchbeck, John, Screens for Dressing Corn and other Grain, 217
Pincoffs, Simon, Treating Madder, &e., 414 140
Piiiher. John, Governors fur Marine Steam Engines, 44.)
Pirotte, Hubert, Lathes for Boring, 179 140
Pitinito, John Talbot, Carburetteu Hydrogen Gas, . 63
Pitman, J. T., Making Wood Screws, 48 Pitman, .1 T., Conical Tent, 85
Pitman, J. T., Candles, 329
Pochin, Hem y Davis, trod James Woolley, Gum irom Am) luceous Substances, 85 Antoine Marie) Preparing Wood for Paper, 329
Pole, William, Supporting Telegraph Wires, 85
Pollard, Joseph, Apparatus for Distributing Manure, 86
Pontonerie, Edouard Besnier do la, Consuming Smoke, 67
Porter, Robert, and James Porter, Bricks, 330 140
Potts, Ferdinand, Cutting Out and Finishing certain Descriptions of Metallic Tube,, 217
Power, William, Furnaces for smoke Prevention, 329
Poznan•ki, Francois Xavier, Ascertaining and Indicating the State of the Pulse, 217
Platt, Joseph, Gunlocks, S5
Plomley, John Croft, Drying Malt and other Produce, 3-9
Plunkett, William George, Paper Pulp and Yarn for Textile Fabrics, Cordage, &c., 140
Pratchltt, William, and Samuel Horrocks, Regulating the Pressure of Fluids, 179
Prestage, Franklin, Furnaces of Boilers, 330
Preston, Fran.ls, Spindles of Machines for Preparing, Spinning, and Doubling Cotton, and other Fib, ous Mates ials, 236
Preston, Jonathan, Regulating the Pressure of Steam, 4s 140
Prideaux, Thomas Symes, Regulating the Supply of Air• Furnaces, 424
Prie'tley, Frederick, Signal Instruments, 349
Primard, Edouard, Treating Auriferous, Argentiferous, or other Metallic Ores, b5
Prince. Alexander, lions used by Tailors for Pt casing Clo; h, 67
Proudfout, Duncan, Drying and Preparing Oarancitse, 48
Prince, Alexander, Substitute for Varnish, Turpentine, to be employed for Coating, 158
Proctor, William, Sulphuric Acid, 140
Ptiddeefoot, Michael, Mowing Machines, 30
Pujol, Leon, Envelopes and Letter Paper, 368
Pulvermacher, Isaac Louis, Pipes or Tubes for Smoking, 13
Pulvermacher, I. L., Pipes for Smoking, 85
Pulvermacher, I. I,., Creating Electric Currents, chiefly for Medical Purpose., 293
Purcell, Jame, Attaching Buttons to Articles of Clothing. 140
Ptirsall, William, Eyelets, 329
Pyc, George Watson, and Thomas Oldknow, Bobbin Net or Twist Lace, 30

Quin, Richard, Cases suitable for containing Pictures, 09

ltAleh, Thomas Lowell, and Thomas Lowell Ralph, jun , Metallic Tunes, 44
Ramar, Augustin Julion M white!, Ornamenta 1 anil Portable Fountains, 1.10
Ramie, Char les IN ilium, Permanent Way Itailw.y•, 254
Ramsden, amnel, Construction a .d Fix 'g of Win,in‘% Sashes, 103
Rand, Thomas, and George Beckley, Sadd:e-Trees, 386
Rankine, William John Macquorn, nblowers, 445
R•411F0MC, Frederick, Moulding Plastic Materials, 48
Rawson, Henry, Combing Wool and other Fibres, 254
Reeves, Charles, Swords, Matchets, and Knives, 34J 140
Rec.% ea, C , Knives, Reeve,, C., Repeating Fire-arms, 386
Reeves, C., Sword, 3 9
Reeve, John, Propelling Vessels 905, 482 140
Iteeveri, Robert, and J 0111) Depoziting Seed and McIntire, 4S2
Regnauld, Athanase Victor t. onstant, Preservative Medicine, 329
Rennie, George, Vessels fo War and Revenue Purposes, 293
Rennie, Robert, Self-actirg Trap Doors for Mines, 48
Renton, Amherst Hawker, Steering Vessels, 1b8
Restell, Thomas, Breoch-loading Fire-arms, 103, 849
Reuver, Daniel, Propelling and Steering, 329 Rhodes, Godfrey, Cunip or Field Tent, 330 140
iticharues, 'Wiliam hardley, War Weapon, 463
Ri.ey, Samuel, Chocolate and Cocoa, 445 140
Richardson, Benjamin, A r tides in Glass, PO as to Produce Peculiar Ornamental Effects, 140
Richardson, Benjamin, Flint Class, 123 140
Richardson, '1 humus, :treating Manganese Ores, 463
Richardson, T., and Manning Prentice, Salts and Pi eparati, us of Phosphoric Add, 349
Richardson, %% illiam, aid George Richardson, Brakes;o t,e applied by Motive Poorer, 3 9
Rici.ett, Thomas, Sus; ing Seeds and Manure 217
'ticket!, T., Cultivating Land, 140
Itidsdule, Joseph, Ships' Scuttles, 140
Arthur, se n.„ and Arihnr Rigg, jun., Sawing, Blot Living, and 'lemming \V ood, 293
Riley, Edward, Looms, 217
Riley, William, and Thomas Riley, Saving or Covering the Lists of 'revile Fabrics previous to the Dyeing of such Fabrics, 309
Ripley, Abraham, Mills for Grinding Myrabo-lams, 482
Rohe: ts, John, jun., Combustion of Fuel, &c., 179
Roberts, Thomas, and John Dale, Obtaining Pigments from Dye 'Woods, 140
Rohet ts, Thomas Humphrey, Cleaning the Inside of Casks and Puncheons, 13
Robert., T H., Cask', 30
Itoberbon, James, Furnaces, and in the Con-stimpt lon of smoke. k54
Robertson, J., Lifting and Regulating the Motion of Heavy Bodies, 30
Robertson, John, Treating or Preparing and Boiling Hags, 13
Robertson, Wil;iam, Pistons, 30
Robinson, Boyden, Bodies and Jackets of Ladle's' Dresses, 293
Robinson, George, Hulling Berries and Seeds, 405
Robinson, George Thomas, Obliterating Postage Stamps nil Letters, stamping the Post Ma ks, anct 11 eg istering the N um uer of Letters so Stamped, 329
Robinson, George William, Clod-Crushing Rollers, 386
Robson, Thomas, Washing Machines, •c7.4
Robs, s,eoig.., Raising Water and Employing the same as a Mothe Power, 293
Roehrig, Phi;ippe, Fabric to be used for Manufacturing Petticoats and other Parts of ‘N omen's Dress, 217
Romaine, Robert, Cultivating Land, 329
Ronald, James, Laing or Depositing Sub. marine Telegraph Cables, 217
Ronald, Robert Alexander, Shawls, 386 140
Hooke, \V illiani Ashby, Dextrine in the Making alai Sizing of Paper, 349
sigismond, 1'rintitR on both Sides of a Sheet ul Paper by a Single Impre, con on an Ordinary Lithographic Press, 217
Rou'selot, Joseph S,ipion, Obtaining Motive Power, 4S
Rowan, ‘Villiarn, Scotching and lleckling Flat a d other Bimini'. Vegetable Fibs cs, 67 140
Rowan, %V., Spit-mail/ Flax, iti3
Rowan, W , steam & Furnace Flues,85
Rowelitfe, Thomas, Bricks, Drain l'ipes, and Tiles, 406
Ross land; Ellis, Steam Engines, 158
Rowland, Maria Bouneall, Soap and Deter. gent Preparations, 13
Royds, Thomas, Thomas Roscow, James Lord, Lifting Heavy Bodies, 67
Roys, Thomas Welcome, Capture of \V hales and other Purposes, 236
Roys, T. W., Explosive Shells, 13 Rruninghaus, Gustav, Treatment of Iron Ore (Crude Iron) for the Production of Iron and Steel, 274
Rubery, John, Umbrella and Parasol Furniture, 309
Rubery, J., Umbrellas and Parasols, 482
Ruegg, Emanuel, Calendar inkstand, 67
Ruff, Franz, and Maximilian Gutkind, Folding and Measuring Fabrics and Registering the same, 235
Rugg, Datus Ensign, Water-Gauges for Steam Boilers, 85
Russell, John Scott, Moving Ships and Vessels out of and into the Water, 85
Russell, Joseph, Henry ‘Villiam Spratt, and William Press, Propelling Boats, 103
Ruston, Joseph, and James Toyne Proctor, Dressing Grain, 482
Rutter, Thomas, and James Banister, Umbrellas and Parasols, 31

Sack, Rudolph, Ploughs, 254
Sacre, Anthony Charles, Measuring Water, 482
Saintard, Nicolns, Brake for Railway and other Carriages, 140
Sal'ec, Jean, Satety Lock, 30
Saloman-Cohen, Adolphe Ambroise, Drain Pipes, 445
Sampson, George, Joseph Sampson, and Elijah Ledger, Rigging Woven Fabrics, 30 140
Samuelson, Bernhard, Safety Apparatus for giving Artificial Light, 123
Spindllands, W illiarn, Chimney Cans, 329
Sands, Charles, Stereoscopes, 463
Saunders, Thomas. Tumbler Key and Lever Tumbler Lock, 293
Sanderson, Charles, Railway Bars, Girders, &c., 48
Saunders. David Hogg, Textile Fabrics and Materials, 386
Savage, Robert Watson, Spring and Appliances for Carriages, 274
Savory, James, Separating Seeds and Dirt from Wheat, &c., 67
Sawney, William, Winnowing or Corn Dressing Machines, 30
Scartliff, John Robinson, Mathematical Instru. mews, 179
Schaub, George Rollers with Patterns thereon for Printing Fabrics, 293
Schloss, Joseph, Lock or Fastening, 463
Schmidt, Henry, Advertising in Railway CarriaKes;tild other Vehicles, 13
Schone'iiann, Juliuq, Weighing Machines, 140
Schuessel, Johann Julius, and Peter Julius Thouret, Rendering Inflammable Materials Incombustible, 386
Scott, Andrew, Stops for Gates and Doors, 103
Scott, George, Steam Generators, 329
Scott, Uriah, Roots and Shoes, 309
Scott, U., Cleaning Knives, 25.1
Searby, William, Elastic Spring, applicable to Bedsteads, and other similar Purposes, 463
Searr, George, and James Pollard, Power, Looms for Weaving, 3-I9
Seaward, Abram, and Charles Seaward. Boiler for Heating and Keeping up Circulation in Water, 254
Seinen, John, Cutting Cork, 4-15
Sellers, William, Boring Mills for Operating in Metals, 254
Seropyan, Christopher Dicran, Preparing Bank Notes and other Papers, to prevent Counterfeiting, by Photography, 123
Servan, Artstlde Michel, Cementation of Iron, 254
Settle, Thomas, Looms for Weaving, 217
Sewers, Samuel Henry, Dusting Turnips, 482
Seyferth, Augustus, Sulphuret of Carbon, for M otive Purposes, 329
Sharpies, James, Drying Cotton and other Fibrous Substances, 30
Shakespeare, H. J. C., H. E. I. C. S Carriages, 329
Shanks, Andrew, Shaping and Cutting Metals and other Substances, 217
Sharman, William, Metallic Compound, 330
Sharman, W., Metallic Compopnd, 405
Sharpe, Benjamin, Electric Telegraph Cables, and in Apparatus for Paying.out such Cables
Shaw, Benjamin, Windows, 483
Shaw, Charles, Malts for Photographic and other Pictures, 67
Shaw, Richard, Preparing Cotton, &c., 48
Shaw, Thomas George, Washing and W ringing Machines, 179
Shaw, T. 0 , Threshing Wheat, 179
Shaw, James, and Hugh Shaw, Preparing and Spinning Cotton, 30
Shepard, Edward Clarence, Magneto.Electric Machines, 482
Sheppard, John, Cultivating Land, 463
Sherratt, Thomas, Time-keepers, 30
Shibles, George Webster, Reefing Ships' Sails, 329
Shleidc, William, Etching Surfaces to be used in Printing, 424
Shiers, Richard, jun., Velvets, 254
Shillibeer, George, and George Giles, Omnibuses, 386
Shoner, John Frederick, Common Road Carrlages, 140
Sieber, John James, Power Looms, 349
Siemens, Charles William, Refrigirating and producing Ice, 158
Silver, Thomas, Regulating the Paying out and the Laying-down of Submarine Telegraph Cables, k7.i
Simpson, John Harwood, Making Bands of Straw, 330
Sinclair, James, Cutting Stone. -182
Singleton Thomas, Looms, 293
Slack, Elijah, Treatment and Use of Grains, &c., 4-2
Slack, John. Lubricating certain Parts of Loi,ms for Wearing. 13
Sleddon, John, and Joseph Marsland, Preventing Incrustration in steam Boilers, 251
Sloper, Joseph, Obtaining Motive Power, 424
Smith, Andrew, Life Boats, 85
Smith, Archibald, Wire Ropes, 179
Smith, Earle Harry. Sewing Machines, 329
Smith, Ephraim, Safety-hook applitable to Securing Watches to Garments, 424
Smith, George Horatio, Governor for Steam Engines, 349
Smith, Hugh, Implement for Pulverising and Cleansing Land, 123
Smith, H., and Frederick Moore Smith, Firearms, 140
Smith, James, Horsehair Crinoline for Petticoats, 3(
Smith John, Woven Fabrics, 48
Smith, J., Flour Dres'ing Machine', 179
Smith, Octavius Henry, Supplying Steam to
Water to Heat the same, 140
Smith, Peter Rector, Fire-arms and Ordnance, 123
Smith, Solomon P , Iron Wheell for Railway Carriages, 424
Smith, Stephen, Coffins, :',29
Smith Thomas, Embo•sing Woven Fabrics and other Materials, 217
Smith, '1 homes Mosdell, Candles, 103
Smith, %% illtam, Chromotypographical Printing Presses, 309
Smith, W., it oap, 179
Smith, W., Engraving the MetaDie Surfaces of Printing Rollers, 274
Smith, William, Steam Generators, 274
Smith, W., Protecting the Turnip Crop by destroying the Turnip Fly, 6tc., 463
Smith, W., Couplings for Shafts, 386
Smith, W., Horse Hoes and Drills, 103
Smith, W., Steam Engines for giving Motion to Agricultural Implements,103
Smith, W., Size made from elatine, 217
Smith, William John Thomas, and Frederick Talbot, Hair Pins, 123
Snell, Henry Saxon, Retarding Omnibuses and other Carriages, 293
Solomon, Simon, Umbrellas and Walking Canes, 463
Stodart, Malcolm, Soundboards of Pianofortes, 424
Sorel, Stanislas Tranquille Modesto, Chemical Compositions producing either House Paintings, Cement, or Plastic Paste to be Moulded, 179
Speight, George, Wigs and Bracelets, 293
Speight, John, Wool Combing, 85
Spence, Peter, Sulphuric Acid, and in Obtaining Salts of Ammonia thereby, 236
Spencer, John Frederick, Steam Engines, 463
Spencer, Thomas,Purification of Water, 31
Spottiswoode, Adrew, Compressing Artificial Fuel, 48
Spray, Frederic George, Gunpowder, 463
Standring, William, Throttle and Mule Spring for Spinning Macines, 482
Starr, Henry, Hinges, 85
Stauen, Werner, Treating Agava, American or Mexican Grass, and the Manufacture of a New Fabric therefrom, 217
Steele, George, and William Steele, Double-Backed Double Boiler for Heating with Hot Water, 217
Stevens, Ebenezer, Making Bread and Pastry, 329
Stevenson, James, jun., Lighting, 424
Stewart, Charles Patrick, and David Graham Hope, Valve Gear of Locomotive and other Engines, 85
Stiff, James, Drain Pipes, 482
Stobbs, John, and George Roger Hall, Pumps for Raising Liquids, 209
Stoneham, James, and John Pipler Lees, Connecting Piping, 329
Storey, Isaac, and John Henry Storey, Water Gauges for Steam Boilers, 349
Stothard, Daniel, Joseph Jones, David and Benjamin Woolf Jonas, Ship's Block, 445
Struve, William Price, Miners' Safety Lamps, 48
Sturm, Salomon, and Henry Emile Bour, Optical Lenses, 48
Summers, John, Clog Irons, heels and Tips for Boots, 482
Sutcliffe, James, Water Gaugcs, 30
Swan, John Holley, Crushing Quartz and other Hard Substances, and fur Amalgamating, 103
Sweet, Henry Kinsman. Photographic Portraits and Pictures, 445
Swiuburn, John Field, Fire Arms, 330
Swindell's George, and Jonathan Arnold, Spinning and Doubling Yarns, 85
Sykes, Edward, and Matthew William Crawford, Panzi and Furnaces for Soap Boiling and other similar Offensive Processes, 4R
Symons, William, Communication between the Passengers and Guards of Railway Trains, 158

Talbot, Richard, and Benjamin Croasdalc, Looms, 179
Tatlow, James, and henry Hodgkinson, Railway Brakes and Signals, 140
Taylerson, Robert, Metal Ships and Vessels, 217
Taylor, Ephraim, Looms, 254
Taylor, Henry, Cans Employed in Connexion with Machinery for Preparing Cotton, 386
Taylor, Isaac, Printing Fabrics when Cylinders are employed, 445
Taylor. James, Dredging Machines, 424 Taylor, John George, Doors and other Closures to Buildings, 349
Taylor, Samuel Lawrence, Steam Engines, 190
Taylor. William Bowers, Driving Looms for Weaving, 482
Thom, James, and Hugh M'Naught, Looms for Weaving. 903
Thell .r, Meinrad, l'rinting Telegraph, 293
Thompson, Charles, and James Thompson, Discharging Condensed Water or other Fluids from Steam Pipes, Drying Cylinders, and other Apparatus where Steam is used, 236
Thompson, Edmund, Pianoforte Hammers, 31
Thompson, Edwin, and William Joseph
Nicholson, Railway Switches, 293
Thompson, Henry, and Samuel Thompson, Pianofortes, 445
Thompson, Thomas Jefferson, Gasometers, 13
Thompson, William Joseph, Small Coal to be used as Fuel, 31
Thomson, William, Propelling Ships, 482
Thurber, Charles, Kaligraph or Writirg Machine, 48
Tickle, John, Metallic Pistons, 179
Till, Thomas, and William Gardiner, Preventing Collisions on Railways, 140
Tindall. Robert. jun., Harpoon Guns and Ammunition, 482
Tinker, John, Sizeing Mattor, 415
Tisdall, Edmund Charles, Preserving Animal and Vegetable Fluids, 482
Todd, W illiam, Treatment of Yarns, 13
Todd, William Richard, jun., Preparing Washing Blue, 329
Tooth, Charles, and William Watkin Wynne, Refrigerator, 424
Topham, Charles, Raising and Forcing Liquids, 103
Townsend, Joseph, Sillpburous Add, 405
Travis, Edwin. and Joseph Louis Casseirtelli Stewarding the Supply and Discharge of Fluids, 18
Tremeschin, A ntonie, Curling Tongs, 179 140
Tuck, Joseph Henry, Light to Facilitate Operations under Water, 13
Tucker, John Jervis, and George Blaxland, Steam Boiler and other Furnaces, 217
Turner, Archibald, Elastic Fabrics, 274
Tyler. Henry Wheatley, Permanent Way of Railways, 13

Underhill, 'William Scott,Wringing Machines, 13
Upward, Alfred, Coke, 140
Uric, Robert, and William Sutherland, Knitted and Weft netted%% arp Fabrics, 424
Urry, Barnabas, t15
Usher, Alfred Austin, Moderator Limp, 13
Ussher, Richard, Motive Power to Threshing Machines, 33u

Vandeleur, Arthur, Fire-places, 463
Vasserot, Charles Frederic, Permanent Way of Railways, 48
Vasserot, C. Moulding Candles, 217
Vasserot, C. 10., Measuring and Regibtering the Flow of Liquids, 140
Vasserot. C. F Smoke-consuming Grate, 217
Vigers, Edward, Wrought-iron Beams, 329 Vero, Charles, and James Everitt, Hats, 31 140
Vintuit, Jean Henry, and Jules Viault, Signals on Railways, 424
Vicars, Thome, sen., Thomas Vicars, jun., Thomas Ashmore, and James Smith, Bread, Biscuits, and like Articles, 103

Wadsworth, James, Artificial Light and Heat, 329
Wagstaff, Robert, Digging Land, 179
Wagstaff, R., Locomotive Eng;nes to be Employed on Common Roads, 293
Wahl, Otto William, Farinaceous Products from Potatoes, 424
Wainwright. George James, and Charles Timothy Bradbury, Tubes used in Spinning and Doubling Machinery, 293
Wainwright, G. J., and C. T. Bradbury, Diminishing the Amount of Waste in the Use of Cops for Manufacturing Purposes, 140
Walenn, William Henry, Electric Deposition of Metals and Metallic Alloys, 30
Walker, Andrew, and Thomas Walker, Treatment of Moulds for Casting Metals, 254
Walker, Charles, Manure from Sewerage Matters, 349
Walker, C., Atmospheric Railways, 349 140
Walker, Gavin, and James Clachan, Looms, 140
Walker, Henry, James Beaumont, and Joseph Gothard, Steam-engines, 46.1
NV all, Arthur, Amalgamating Metals, 217 140
Wall, A., Coating Metallic Surfaces, 217
Walmsley. John, and Thomas Howard, Warping, or Dressing and Winding on Yarns or Threads, 254
Walmsley, Samuel, Footsteps for Upright Shafts and Spindles, 329
Wanostrocht, Vincent, Obtaining Fatty and Oily Matters by Distillation, 330
Wanostrocht, V., Converting Muskets and other Fire-arms into Rifled Fire-arms, 330
Wappenstein, Rudolph, Cleaning Engraved Surfaces, 386
Warburton, James, Combing Wool and other Fibres, 329
Ward, James, Pumps, 309
Ward, Thomas, Strip and Hoop Iron, 31
Warner, Frederick, Supplying Water to Water Closets, 31
Warner, F., Ball Cocks and Valves, 140
Waterhouse, Thomas, Applying Steam and Atmospheric Air to Actuating and Governing Hammers, 309
Watkins, Francis, Screw Nuts, 48
Watson, Charles, Curing certain Bodily Complaints. 274
Watson, Richard, Weaving, 293
Watson, It. Meddles for Weaving, 274
Way, John Thomas, Obtaining Light by Electricity, 405
Webb, John, Chaff Cutter, 274
Webb, J , hopper, 254
Webster, James, Safety Valves, 103
Webster, Stanley, Tanning, 424
Webster, Thomas, Permanent Way of Rail. ways, 274
Weedon, George, and Thomas Turner-Weedon, Knife-Cleaning Machine, 405
Welch, James, Carriages and Portable Railways, 320
West, Abel, Candles, 386
west, Clement Lawrence, Window Sashes, 445
West, Elizabeth Burton, Brewing, 380
Wheateroft, William Smith, and James Newton Smith, Valves and the Chambers connected therewith, 235
Wheeler, George Printy, Paper Pulp, 445 140
Wheeler, Thomas, Cutting Turnips and other Roots, 463
Whitaker, Edmund, Alfred Law, and James Fletcher, Steam Engines, 235
White, Joseph, Escapements for Chroncmeters, 48
White, William Wall, and William Bull, Rollers applicable for Blinds, Maps, and other Purposes, 368
Whitehead, James Heywood, Milling Endless Cloths, 85
Whitehead, J. IL Pressing Cloth, 123 Whitehead, Samuel, Trowsers, 293
Whitesmith, Isaac, and William Whitesmith, Weaving, 30
Whit tam, Robert, Ruling upon Metallic Rollers for Printing Calico and other Materials, 217
Whitworth, Joseph, Ordnance, Fire-Arms, and Projectiles, 67
Whyte, Alexander, NVeaving, 264
Wicks, Richard, Furnaces, 254
Wilber, William, Ilulling and Extracting Oils from Oleaginous Seeds, 30
Wilkins, Edward, Frames for Horticultural and Vegetative Purposes, 349
Wilkins, Thomas Bent, and Thomas Milward, Combination of Dies for Stamping Belt Fastenings, 264
Wilkins, William, Looped Fabrics, 30
Wilkinson. Thomas Coxon, Pump Valves, 463
Williams, Charles Wye, Stoam Engine Boiers, 463
Williams, Joshua, Coupling and Connecting Carriages on Railways, 424
Williams, Nicholas, and Thomas Williams, Driving Gear of Threshing Machines, 85
Williams, Richard, Soap, 368
Williams, Thomas, Ships, whereby their Draft may be regulated, 2T4
Williams, William, Graving Slips for the Repairing of Ships, 1.i0
Williamson, William Blake, Looms, 140
Willis, Thomas, and George Chen, Spinning Yarn and Thread, &c., 30
Willway, John Sweet, Gas Valve, 309
Wilson, Edward, Consuming Smoke, 140 140
Wilson, Thomas, Boot and Shoe Cleaning Apparatus. 293
Wilson, William, and James John Joseph Field, Casting Liquified Substances, 405
Wimball, Henry, Bricks and other Articles, 386
Winder, John Hathorialiwaite, Rotary Steam Engines and Pumps, 293
Windiniusen, Franci4, Increasing the Adhesion of the Wheels of Locomotive Engines to Rails when moist, 386
Woodhead, Minns, James Woodhead, and John Woodhead, Kiln Tiles, 386
Woodman, Webster, Railroad Wheels, 85 140
Woodward, Henry, Knife Cleaner, 463
Woodworth. Charles W. Capstans, 67 140
Woolley, Edward, Indicator for Registering the Names of Persuns occupying Chambers, 48
Worsam, George Jarvis, Ink Self-supplying Pen-holder, 293
Wright, James, Treating Madder for Printing, also in the Preparation of Silk, 463
Wright, J., Gas, 103
Wright, John, Treating Strips of Steel for Hardening and Tempering, 349
Wright, John Turner, and Edwin Payton Wright, Coverings for Railway Trucks, atc., 13
Wright, Josiah, Alfred W right and Francis Roberts, Treating the Rhubarb Plant, 48
Wright, Richard, Steam Boilers, 30
Wright, R., Heating, and in Apparatus for the same, 349
Wright, William, Annealing Glass in Ovens, 13
Wright, W., Feeding Fires with Fuel, 30 140
Wright, W., Flushing Apparatuses applicable to Cisterns, 6Lc., 67
Wyatt, William, Haymaking Machines, 140

Yates, James, Preparing and Spinning Fibrous Materials, 349
Young, William, Lamps and Burners, 31 Young, W., Fire-places, 179

Complete Specifications. List of Names

Ashcroft, Edward Halliday, Preventing the Overheating and Bursting of Steam. boilers, 405
Barden, John Smith, Aaron Watkins, Rockwood Holmes Hinkley, and Daniel Franklin Child, Engines for Hydraulic Purposes, 254
Bodmer, Rudolph, Winding and Doubling Silk and other Fibrous Substances, 274
Bourne, John, Steam Train for Navigating Shallow Rivers, 103
Bouvert, Jean Jaques, and Francois Isidore Jean Pascal, Smoke-preventing Apparatus, 103
Chamberlain, Amos Pierce, Cutting Corks, 179
Gedge, John, Stopping Carriages on Ordinary Roads, 405
Hodges, Henry, Gunpowder, 179
Parker, Jonathan, Grinding Card Cylinders of Carding Engines, 293
Poeliin, Henry Davis, and James Woolley, 424
Ward, Frederick Oldfleld, 463

Provisional Protection. Subject matter.

Action of Pianofortes, Thomas Jackson, 254
Actuating Railway Signals, Gustave Markfoy, 48
Adaptation of Stereoscopic Apparatus, Henry Bauerrichter and Gustave Gottgetreu, 158
Adjusting Ordnance for Fire by Nightor Day, William George Armstrong. 158
Adjusting the Sliding Parts of Chandeliers and Gas Pendonts, William Middleton, jun., and Thomas Tertius Chilling worth, 254
Administering Food and Medicines, Henry Edwards, 330
Advertising, Charles Eugene Lecointe, 495
Advertising in Railway Carriages and other Vehicles, Henry Schmidt, 13
Agricultural Engines, Collinson Hall and Thomas Charlton, 123
Agricultural Implements, James Moon, Robot t Bell, and George Ewbank, 85
Alarm Signals for the Prevention of Accidents on Railways, Peter Ashcroft, 217
Alkaline Salts, Thomas Bell, 349
Aluminium, F. C. Knowles, 48
Aluminium and Magnesium, Tony Petitjean, 254
Amalgamating Metals, Arthur Wall, 217
Ambulance Carriages, Daniel de la Cherois Gout ley, 424
Annealing Glass in Ovens, William Wright, 13
Anti-Friction Apparatus for Revolving Surface, Pierre Alphonse Brussaut, 463
Antiseptic Composition, Marguerite Antoinette Laurent, 67
Application of a certain Material for the Backs of Cards, Daniel Foxwell, 463
Applying the Air from the Bellows to th6
Forge, William Cliff, 158
Applying Hot Air and Vapour Baths, Wm. Alexander Clarke, 179
Applying Steam and Atmospheric Air to Actuating and Governing Hammers, Thomas Waterhouse, 309
Articles in Glass, so as to Produce Peculiar Ornamental Effects, Benjamin Richardson, 140
Artificial Fuel, Jahez Church, GT Artificial Ices from Cream and other Liquids, W. S. Clark, 30
Artificial Light, Bernhard Samuelson, 123 Artificial Light and Heat, James Wadsworth, 329
Ascertaining the Actual Acclivity and Declivity of Bodies, Tomyns Brewne, 85
Ascertaining and Indicating the State of the Pulse, Francois Xavier Poznanski, 217
Ascertaining and Recording the Speed of Ships, Thomas Massey and Thomas Savage, 329
Ascertaining and Registering the Depth of Water and the Pressure of Steam, James Long and Joseph Long, 329
Atmospheric Railway, C. Walker, 349 Attaching Buttons to Articles of Clothing, James Purcell, 140
Automatic Feeding Printing Press, W. 8. Clark, 140
Axle Bearings, Peter Armand le Comte de Fontainemoreau, 13
Azotic Cotton for Photographic Purposes, Peter Hippolyte Gustave Berard, 85
Bakers' Ovens, A. V. Newton, 217
Ball Cocks hnd Valves, F. Warner, 190
Band to be employed for Distending Skirts, Robert Gray, 293
Beams, Girders, and Bridges, William Henry Peake, 293
Beating the Whites of Eggs, &c., Edward Paige Griffiths, 30
Beaters of Threshing Machines, Henry Brims-mend, 217
Bedsteads, Francoise Honoritip Felice Ber. trawl de Sivray. 445
Betisteadii. Elastic Bed Bottoms, tkc., Benja-mm Peach, 482
Bedsteads, for the Purpose of excluding therefrom Bogs or other similar Insects, Jacob Green, 85
Bedsteads and similar Articles to recline or sit on, Edward ilallen, 140
Bending and Shaping Metals, Joseph llunnett, 4
Better 111umitiation of the Davy Lamp, Jo. sepli Arthington and Henry Smith. 103 Bird Cages, Frederick Ayckbourn, 945
Blast Stove, Frederick Levick, jun., and John James, 31
Bleaching and Finishing Fabrics, Arthur Dobson, 103
Blinds for Windows, Virginie Bacque‘ille-Pieters, 30
Blocking or Supporting Ships or Vessels for the Purpose of Docking them, Edwin Clark and Joseph Henry Tuck, 31
Boats, It. A. Brooman, 3s6
Boats, Charles Guinm, 179
Itobbin Net or Twist Lace, John Fisher, 217 Bobbin Net or Twist Lace, George Watson l'ye and Thomas Ohlknow, 30
Bodies and Jackets of Ladies' Dresses, Boydell Robinson, 293
Boilers, J. H. Johnson, 140
Boilers and Furnaces, Peter Brotherhood, 445 Boilers for Generating Steam, Robert Gibson, Joseph Gnscoigne, and Samuel Gibson, 163 Boiler for Generating Steam, Alexander Hediard and Senateur Levieux, 274
Boiler for Heating and Keeping up Circulation in Water, Abram Seaward and Charles Seaward, 254
Boilers, Steam, Richard Wright, 39
Boil63ers, Steam Engine, Charles Wye Williams, 4
Boots and Shoes, Julian Bernard, 349
Boots and Shoes, P. A. le Comte de Fontaine-moreau, 103
Boots and Shoes, J. King, 254
Boots and Shoes, Uriah Scott, 309
Boots, Shoes, Harness, and Driving Straps, Charles de Clippcle, 386
Boots, Shoes, and Slippers, Thomas Crick and John Throne Crick, 293
Boot and Shoe Cleaning Apparatus, Thomas Wilson, 293
Boring Mills for Operating in Metals, William Sellers, 254
Boring Tools for Wells, Joseph Bennett, 140 Bottling with Fluids, Thomas Clune and John Macintosh, 103
Bouquet Holders, Charlotte Delevante, 274 Bowls of Castors for Furniture, Joseph Hetherington, 482
Bows of Watches, &c., James William Benson, 179
Braces, James Houghton, 445
Brake for Railway and other Carriages, Nicolas Saintard, 140
Brake applicable to Wheeled Carriages, Robt. Ker Aitchison, 445
Brakes, John Ingram, 217
Brakes to be applied by Motive Power, Wm. Richardson and George Richardson, 309 Brakes for Omnibuses, James Joseph Cardin, Braking Apparatus for Vehicles used on Rail. ways, 'fhenphi!us Gough and Joshua Margerison, 217
Bread, Biscuits, and Cakes, Joseph Alsop and Elward Fairburn, 140
Bread, Biscuits, and like Articles, Thomas Vicars, sen., Thranas Vicars, jun., Thomas Ashmore, and James Smith, 103
Bread and Pastry, Making, Ebenezer Stevens, 329
Breaking or Pulverising Land, Henry Vennor Cowham, 103
Breech-loading Fire-arm, Thomas Eade, 179 Breeeh.loading Fire-arms, Antoine Alphonse Chasserot, 482
Breech-loading Fire arms, R. A . Brooman, 48 Breech-loading Guns and in Projectiles for the same, Charles William Lancaster, 274 Brewing, James Lawrence, 85
Brewing, Elizabeth Burton West, 386
Bricks, William Gorse and Samuel Pollock, 80 Bricks, Robert Porter and James Porter, 330 Bricks and other Articles, Henry Wlmball, 386
Bricks, Drain Pipes, and Tiles, Thomas Row-cli Ile, 405
Brick, Tiles, and other similar Articles, Joseph Lewis, '493
Bricks, Tiles, and other Articles of Clay, Chas. Fletcher, 31
Brick.making Machine, C. Barlow, 217
Bullion Boxes, Richard Hoe, 179
Buoyant Fabrics, Charles Goodyear, 463 Buoys, Fog, Wreck, and other, Geo. Chowler, 309
Burning Fuel, Edward Vincent Gardner, 31 Burning Night Lights or Mortars, Samuel Clarke, 293
Buttons, John Cope, 445
Calendar Inktand, Emanuel Ruegg, 67 Calendering and Mangling Cloth, Peter Car. michael, 217
Camp or Field Tent, Godfrey Rhodes, 330 Candles, John Lyon Field and Charles Hum-frcy, jun., 48
Candles, J. T. Pitman, 329
Candles, Thomas Mosdell Smith, 103 Candles, Abel West, 386
Cans Fmployed in Connexion with Machinery for Preparing Cotton, Henry Taylor, 386
Cap or Cover for the Glasses of Gas and other Lights, George Brooks Pettit and Henry Fly Smith, 140
Capstans, William Johnson, 65
Capstans, Charles W. Woodworth, 67 Capture of W hales and other Purposes, Thomas Welcome Roys, 236
Carbonising Peat Wood and other Combustible Matters, Louis Moreau, Paris, 251 Carburetted Hydrogen Gas, John Talbot Pitman, 368
Carding Cotton and other Fibrous Materials, Thomas Sidebottom Adshead and John Platt, 254
Carding Cotton and other Fibrous Substances, Samuel Faulkner, 276
Carding Engines, George Lister, 31
Carding Engines, John Milne, 386
Carding and Combing Engines, Thomas Ashton, 140
Carding and Condensing Engines, J. Apperly and W. Clissold, 386
Carding Engines and in Condensers applicable thereto, J. Apperly and W. Clissold, 13 Carding Fibrous Substances, W . Clark, 386 Carding Flax, Tow, and other Fibrous Sub. stances, Thomas Wilkes Lord, 31
Carding and Condensing Fibrous Substances, James Farrabee and Charles Whitmore, 424
Carding or Preparing Textile Materials, John Leslie, 309
Carria329ges, H. J. C. Shakespeare, H.E.I.C.S.•
Carriages for Children, John Forster Meakin, .18
Carriages and Portable Railways, James Welch, 329
Casks, Barrels, and other similar Articles, George Green, 103
Casks, T. H. Roerts, 30
Casks for containing Liquids, R. A. Broo-man, 463
Cast Steel, H. Bessemer, 274
Cast Steel, Robert Mullet, 31
Cast Tubular Boilers, Henry Ormson, 293 Casting Liquified Substances, N% illiam «'ileon and James John Joseph Field, 405 Casting Metals, William Barwell, 140 Castors, G. T. Bousfield, 424
Caustic Soda from Liquors obtained in the Manufacture of Alkali, Henry Deacon, 463 Cementation of Iron, Aristide Michel Servan, 254
Cementing Fabrics when India-rubber is employed, Joseph Fr), 424
Chaff Cutter, John Webb, 274
Chaff-Cutting Machines, Samuel Nye, 140 Chain Cable, William Bayliss, 293
Chandelier or other Pendent Gas Lights, Edward Curtis Kemp, 13
Characters on Paper, J. H. Johnson, 103
Chemical Compositions producing either House Paintings, Cement, or Plastic Paste to be Moulded, Stanislas Tranquille Modesto Sorel, 179
Cheese Making and Drawing-off Liquids, Robert M‘ Adam, 179
Children's Cots and Metallic Bedsteads, George H alien Cottam and Henry Richard Cottam, 158, 236
Chimney Cans, William Sandllands, 329 Chloride of Lime, Jonathan Burnett, 140 Chlorine and Sulphuric Acid, Frederick Albert Gatey, 217
Chocolate and Cocoa, Samuel Riley, 445 Chromotypographical Printing Presses, William Smith, 309
Cigar Tube for Smoking Cigars or Tobacco George Frederick Hack, 274
Circular Sawing Machinery, IL A. Brooman, 158
Clasps and other Fastenings, John Paterson, 293
Cleaning Carpets, A. V. Newton, 463 Cleaning and Crushing Grain, M. Henry, 103 Cleaning the Inside of Casks and Puncheons, Thomas Humphrey Roberts, 13
Cleaning Engraved Surfaces, Rudolph Wap-penstein, 386
Cleaning Knives, U. Scott, 254
Cleaning and Polishing Knives, W. S. Clark, 13
Cleaning and Preventing the Formation of Incrustation of Boilers, Antoine and Jean Martin, 463
Cleaning and Sharpening Knives, Henry Genhart, 140
Cleansing Animal Charcoal, Conrad William Finzel and James Bryant, 329
Cleansing Printed Cotton and Silk Fabrics from Colouring Matters, James Goodwin and Andrew Boyd, 217
Cleansing Wheat and other Grain from Smut and other injurious Matters, John Ashby, 274
Clearing and Mixing Hatters' Furs, Richard Birch and Robert Bradbury, 159
Clocks or Timekeepers, W. E. Newton, 254 Clod-Crushing Rollers, George William Robinson, 386
Clog Irons, Heels, and Tips for Boots, John Summers, 482
Coating Metallic Surfaces, A. Wall, 217 Coating Metals, A. Parket, 48
Cocks, Edward Lund, 235
Cock and Flushing Apparatus, W. Parsons and James Attree, 482
Cocks, Taps, &c., Maxwell Miller, 30 Cocks, Taps, and Valves, David Hulett, 463 Cocks and Valves, R. A. Brooman, 483 Cocks and Valves, J. Harris, 329
Coffins, Stephen Smith, 329
Coffin, Air-Tight, John Loach, 85
Coffins, Air-Tight, J. Loach and James Jones Salt and Burton Day, 123
Coke, John Michael Pearson, 368
Coke, Alfred Upward, 140
Collapsible Boats, G. T. Bou•Reld, 482 Colouring Matter from Gum Lac and in Treating the Residues thereof, Clement Auguste Kurtz and Louis Alcide Nori, 30
Colouring and Ornamenting Glass, Porcelain, and other Ceramic Substance,s, James Joseph Henri Brianchon, 103
Combination of Dies for Stamping Belt Fastenings, Thomas Bent Wilkins and Thomas Milward. 254. Combined Steam Boiler and Radiator for Warming., 140
Combing Wool, William Brookes, 349 Combing Wool and other Fibres, Henry Rawson, 254
Combing Wool and other Fibres, Jam( s Warburton, 3'9
Combing Wool and other Fibrous Materials, Joseph Sharp Bailey, 30
Combing Wool and other Fibrous Substances, Alfred and Henry Illingworth, 3( 9 Combustion of Fuel, George Davies, ?09 Combustion of Fuel, Ste., John Roberts, jun., 179
Combustion of certain Products of Peat, Alexandre Henri Charles Chimidi, 3E8 Common Road Carriages, John Frederick Shoner, 482
Communicating Power to Ships' Pumps, Robert Duke Dover, 349
Communicating between the different Parts of Railway Trains, Rev. John Walter Lee, 386
Communicating between the Guard and Driver on Railways, Robert Alexander Margetson, 424
Communication between the Passengers and Guards of Railway Trains, William Symons, 158
Communicating by Signals between the Pilot and Steersman, Henry John Tamen, 424 Composition for the Manufacture of Imitative Stones, Antonio Pelez, 48 Composition for Maintaining the Brilliancy of Patent Leather, R. A. 13rooman, 48 Composition used for Printers' Rollers, Robert Harrild, 368
Compound to be used as a Substitute for Gum, and other Adhesive Materials, Wilhelm Adolf von Canig, 1~5
Compressing Articles, Thomas Cardwell, 368 Compressing Artificial Fuel, Andrew Spouse-woode, 48
Concentrated Collodion, P. H. G. Berard, :03 Condensing and Cooling Purposes, Charles De Bergue, 85
Condensing the Noxious Vapours arising from Varnish-Making; and other like Manufactures, Thomas Macaulay, 217
Conductors for Winding Chains, William Massey, 463
Conical Coiled Steel Railroad Car Spring, and also Preparing Steel Plates into such Springs, and for Testing the Strength of such Springs, 254
Conical Tent, J. T. Pitman, 85
Connecting Carriages and Wagons on Railways, 11. A. Brooman, 103
Connecting Piping, James Stoneham and John Pipler Lees, 329
Connecting the Ends of Submarine Electric Telegraph Cables, De Blaquiere, 31 Connecting the Rails of ltailways, James Morris, 30
Connecting and Working Brakes for Railway Carriages, W. Clarke, 424
Constructing Railway Crossings, Points, and Switches, Edwin Maw, 158
Construction and Fixing of Window Sashes, Samuel Ramsden, 103
Construction of Horse-hoe, John Dunnell Garrett, 48
Construction and Working of Endless Travelling Railways, W. G. Cambridge, 158 Consuming Smoke, Edouard Besnier de la Pantonerie, 67
Consuming Smoke, Edward Wilson, 140 Converting Muskets and other Fire-arms into Rifled Fire-arms, V. Wanostrocht. 330 Converting Old Rope or Cordage into Tow, W. E. Newton, 123
Conveying Letters or Parcels between Places by the Pressure of Air and Vacuum, Josiah Latimer Clark, 30
Conveying Liquids, F, Lipscomb°, 405 Cop Tubes. John Marland, 274
Copper Rollers for Printing, Joseph Conway, 140
Copying Presses, W. S. Clark, 30
Cotton and other Warp Pile Fabrics, Henry Dunington, 31
Coverings for Railway Trucks, &c., John Turner and Edwin Payton Wright, 13 Covering Ricks, Booths, Tents, and such like Places, Joseph Mills, 67
Counting Apparatus, W. E. Newton, 30 Couplings, John and John Wilkinson Kelehaw, 293
Coupling Carriages on Railways, Augustin Mortera, 217
Coupling and Connecting Carriages on Railways, Joshua Williams, 424
Couplings for Shafts, W. Smith, 386
Coverings for Roofs and other Parts of Buildings, Robert Mallet, 6IL Creating Electric Currents, chiefly for Medi. cal Purposes, I. L. Pulvormacher, 293
Crupper, Emile Albert Lejeuno, 293
Crushing Land or Clods, John Penford Harvey, 309
Crushing Quartz and other Hard Substances, and for Amalgamating, John Holley Swan, 103
Collars, Cuffs, and similar Articles of Ladies' Dresse, J. King. 48
Cultivating Land, Robert Glass Balderstone, 368
Cultivating Land, T. Rickett, 140 Culthating Land, Robert Romaine. 329 Cultivating Land, John Sheppard, 463 Cultivation of Land, Thomas Keddy, 235 Cultivator of Land, Thomas Knight, 85 Cu ring certain Bodily "Complaints, Charles Watson, 274
Curing Smoky Chimneys, Paul Emile Lavi-ron, 179
Curling Tongs, Antonie Tremeschin, 179 Cut-off Gear for Steam Engines, William Edward Newton, 30
Cutting Cork, John Seithen, 415
Cutting Corks and other similar Articles, Carl Johanna Lawrence Leffler, 85
Cutting. Embossing, and Stamping, Hesketh Hughes, 293
Cutting Files, W. F. Newton, 48, 179, 386 Cutting and Gathering Fruit and Flowers, Thomas Moreton Jones, 103
Cutting Gutters for Irrigating Land, &c., John Bickford, 30
Cutting Metals or other Hard Substances, W. E. Newton, 103
Cutting off and Heading Lengths of Metal, Thomas Archer, jun., 386
Cutting out and Finishing certain Descriptions of Metallic Tubes, Ferdinand Potts, 217
Cutting and Packing Matches, Thomas Cook, 424
Cutting Paper, Moses Clark and George Ber. tram, 140
Cutting the Pile of Velvets, Pierre Adolphe Melchior Maury, 421
Cutting and Planing Wood, and in the Tools employed therein, George Collier, William Noble, and Ward Holroyd, 217
Cutting and Preparing Horn, Charles d'Am-bly, 31
Cutting or Rasping Dye-woods, David Guthrie and Josiah Vevasseur, 405
Cutting Splints for Friction Matches, Win. Stettinius Clark and Benjamin Moore, 293 Cutting Stone, James Sinclair, 482
Cutting Turnips and other Roots, Thomas Wheeler, 463
Cutting and Reducing Turnips and other Vegetable Substances, Thomas Brewer, 85 Cutting Vegetable Substances, M. Henry, 67 Cutting Velvets or other similar Piled Fabrics, Philip Hill and John Moore, 217 Cylinder Printing, John Dunsmore 85
Cylindrical Door Bolts, Charles Grafton Page, 85
Decanting Wine and other Liquids, Joseph Ellis, 4S Decomposing Soapy Wash Waters, and Treating such Fatty Matters, R. A. Broo-man, 293
Defecating Sugar and other Saccharine Matter.% and of Refining or Rectifying Alcohol, R. A. Brooman, 217
Deliverinz Submarine Telegraph Cables from Ships, George W irgman Hemming, 217 Deodorising Sewage Matters of Dwelling. houses, John Lloyd, 48
Depositing Seed and Manure, Robert and John Reeves, 482
Designs upon Boilers and Blocks for Imprinting on Substances, John Evans, 421 Desulphurising Mineral-matrix, Peter Augustin Uodeiroy, 179
Detecting, and Preventing the Waste of Water in Cisterns, James Gascuigne Lynde, 48
Determining Position on Land and Sea, Benjamin Garvey, 445
Digging Land, Robert Wagstaff, 179 Diminishing the Amount of Waste in the Use of Cops for Manufacturing Purposes, G. J. Wainwright and C. J. Bradbury, 140 Dining Tables Expanding and Contracting Tops, Henry Lawford, 309
Dining and other Tables, William Jewett Harris, 140
Directing or Indicating on Board Ships or other Places, Charles Lungley, 254 Discharging Condensed Water orother Fluids from Steam Pipes, Drying Cylinders, and other Apparatus %Oleic Steam is used, Charles and James Thompson, 236 Discharging the Water Resulting from the Condensing of Steam, Thomas Bowden, 67 Discovering and Destroying Hydrogen and Carburetted Ilydroren Gas, John Addison, H.E.I.C.S., 3b6
Displaying various Devices when Revolving Discs are used, John Henry Pepper, 405 Distilling, Edouard Marcellus Blount. 293 Distilling, and Apparatus employed therein, R. A. Brooman, 30
Distilling Products from Coal, Edward Lavender, 274
Distributing Manure, henry Blandford, 15S Distributing Manure, Apparatus for, Joseph Pollard, 85
Di'tributing and Setting up Type, Robert Hattersley, 85
Diverting the London Sewage from the River Thames, Frederick Lipscombe, 1;9 Dividing Breadths of Lace and other Fabrics, John Dearman Dunnielitf, 254 Doors, P. A. le Comte de Fontainemoreau, 254
Doors and other Closures to Building:a, John George Taylor, 319
Doors for Furnaces, J. Gray, 15S Doors and Gateways, Thomas Heaton, 31 DoorSprings, Thomas Frederick Brabhon and George Hughes. 463
Double-Backed Double Boller for Heating with Hot Water, George Steele and NV11-Ham Steele, 217
Double-Barrelled Gun with Elevated It Tubular Rib, John Child and Joseph Child, 4
Doubling Machines, J. Gedge, 140
Doubling and Measuring Cotton7and other Fabrics, T. Ilariicastle, 48
Dough for Bread, G T. Bousfleld, 421 Drain Pipes, James Stiff, 982
Drain Pipes. Adolphe Aint,ruise Salomon-Cohen, 415
Drain Pipes, Earthenware, Henry Doulton, 140
Drawing Frames, Thomas Daniel, 13 Drawing Rollers, W. E. Newton, 386 Dredging Machines, James Taylor, 424 Dressing Corn, H. Brinismead, 31
Dressing Glasses, Henry Dolman, 483 Dressing Grain, Joseph Ruston and James Toyno Proctor, 48t Dressing and Manufacturing Chamois Leather, Narcisse Laurent, 85
Dressing Ores, Richard Morcom, 85
Drilling and l3oring Metals, and Cutting Keyways and Cotter-holes, W illiam Fothergill Bath° and Eugene Moritz Bauer, 445 Drilling Holes, William Kiloton, 48
Driving Bands, John Dyson, Edwin Wilkin. son Shirt, and Henry Shirt, 34
Driving Gear of Treshing Machines, Nicholas illiams and Thomas Williams, Driving Rotary Pumps, Charles Edw. Amos, 445
Drying anti Colouring Bricks, &c., Joseph Eccles, 482
Drying Cotton and other Fibrous Substances, James Sharpies, 30
Drying and Preparing Garancine, Duncan I'roudfuot, 45
Drying Garancine, James Higgin, 110
Drying Malt and other Produce, John Croft Plomley, 349
Drying Sugar, Gerd Jacob Bensen, 254 Dusting Turnips, Samuel Henry Sewers, 482 Dye Liquids, Edward Keighley, 330
Earthenware Pipes, Christopher Crabb Creeke, 329
Earthenware Pipes for Drains, Wm. Padgett, 424
Effecting the Combustion of Fuel and tho Consumption of Smoke, John Muck hart, 293 Elastic Spring, Applicable to Bedsteads and other similar Purposes, William Scarby, 463 Elastic Composition for Coating, &c., Benjamin Parker, 274
Elastic Tissues for Ladies' Petticoats, Auguste Joseph Amber, 235
Elbows used for Joining 'Wrought Pipes, Wil. Liam Elcock and Samuel Bentley, 463 Electric Deposition of Metals and I•letallic Alloys, William Henry Walenn, 30 Electric and Galvanic Cunducturs, Michael Henry, 445
Electric Telegraphs, Thomas Glover and Alex. Bain, 445
Electric Telegraphs, Stanislas lloga, 424 Electric Telegiaph Cables, John Absterdan, 293
Electric Telegraph Cables, and in Apparatus for pay Ing.out such Cables, Benjamin Sharpe, 254
Electricity, Generating, 411J for Transmitting Electric Currents from Place to Place, Stan-islas Hoga, 274
Electro-magnetic Machine, Eugene Grenet, jun., and Alexis Vanin, 236
Embossing Woven Fabrics and other Mate. rials, Thomas Smith, 217
Enamelling Surfaces, William Greening', 424 Engines for liaising Beer and other Liquids, Henry Jones,13
Engine for Raising and Discharging Water, Helmuth Gartner, 31
Engines to be Worked by Atmospheric I'res. sure or Steam, or by both in Combination, James Henry Bennett, 140
Engines W orked by Steam, E [ward Hum. phrys, 349
Encraving, and of Copying Figures and other Devices, R. A. Brooman, 45
Enrraving or Tracing Designs for Printing, Joseph Lockett and William Watson, 67 Engraving Metallic Cylinders employed for Printing Calico, John Bradley, 158 Engraving the Metallic Surfaces of Printing Rollers, W. Smith, 274
Envelopes, Henry Archer, 254
Envelopes for Letters, John Gedge, 309 Envelopes and Letter Paper, Leon Ptijnl, 369 Escapements for Chronometers, Jowpli %% tate, 4$
Etching Surfaces to be used in Printing, Wm. Shlieds. 424
Exhausting Air, Gases, or Vapour.. Daniel Imhof, 293
Exhibiting Views and Pictures, Louis Beckors, 309
Explosive Shells, T. W. !toys, 13
Extinction of Fire in Buildings, Samuel Middleton and John ',owes, 15S Extracting Ammonia from Gas, William Maltby, 4s Extraction of Gold and Silver and other Me. tats, Richard Goulding, 48
Extracting Gold and Silver from their Matrices, J. Gibbs, 85
Extracting Grease from Animal Refuse resulting from the Manufacture of Glue, John Mmnitt. 293
Extracting Oil and Grease from Wool. James Lee Norton and Edwin Wilkinson, 424
Extracting Oil and Grease from Woollen Fa. brics, and for Extracting Gummy Matter from Silk, R. A. Brooman, 103
Extracting Water from Mines, Henry I3e1n-hauer, 445
Extracts from Vegetable Substances, Romain Ignace Charles Dubuis, 403
Eyelets, William I'ursall, 329
Fabrics, Folding, Measuring, and Register-in; Franz ltutr and Maximilian Gutklud, 235
Fabrics, Dunging, Preparatory to Dyeing, Samuel Knowles, 3S6
Fabrics, Elastic, H. H. Day. 31
Fabrics, Felt, William Hirst, 110
Fabrics, Elastic, Archibald Turner, 274 Fabric. Fringed, Benedict Barnard and Alfred Rosenthal', 386
Fabrics Suitable for Petticoats, R. A. Broo. man, 85, 463
Fabric to be used for Manufacturing Petticoats and other Parts of Women's Dress, Philippe Roehrig, 217
Fabrics by Printing, Ornamental Textile, Michael Michaelis and John Clemson, :r/ Fabrics, Worrn, G. Davies, 293
Fabrics, Woven, John Smith, 48
Facilitating the Draft and Locomotion of ('arriages, Henry William Ford, 85 Facilitating the Passage of Carriages on Inclines of Railways, T. Grahame, 31
Fan-blowers, M acwquorn Rankine, 41
Farinaceous Products from Potatoes, Otto William Wahl, 424
Fastening for Gloves and other Articled, Aaron Marks, 386
Fastening for securing Watches, &c., Daniel Forrester, 293
Fastening Tyres on Wheels for Railway Carriages, John Butler and Joseph Pitts, 251 Fastenings for Windows, W. Parsons, 48 Fatty Matters for the Manufacture of Can. dies, Anton De Schuttenbach, 13
Faucet or Cock, W. E. Newton, 30
Feeding Air and Fibres intended to be Spun, C. Nightingale, 483
Feeding Fires with Fuel, W. Wright, 30 Feeding Flour and Mixing and Kneading Dough, W. E. Newton, 140
Feeding Fuel to Furnaces, J. Apperly and W. Clissold, 4b2
Feeding in Fuel to Furnaces, W. E. Newton, 31
Ferdinr.r, Cutting, Shaping, and Piercing Metals, John Frearson, 14U Feeding Screws to Turning and Worming Lathes, Thomas Lowe, 424
Feeding Steam Boilers, Alexander Lang. 179 Feeding Steam Boilers with Water, William Picking, 445
Feeding Water to Steam Boilers, G. T. Bous. field, 140
Felt Hats and Bonnets, Noel Joseph Hyppo-lite Duplais, 13
Felted Fabrics, Stephen Bourne, 85
Fences, Alexander Macpherson, 309
Fibre suitable for the Purposes to which Hemp and Flax are usually applied, Edmond Berlin, 140
Fibrous Substances, Paul Heilman, 319 Field Stile or Gete, Thomas L) ne, 153 Figured Fabrics, It, A. Brooman, 249
Filing Papers or other Documents, John Edward Burninghain Curtis, 463
Filtering Liquids, Augustus Philibert Malazd, 85
Finishing Yarns or Threads, Henry Hibbert and henry Richardson, 48
Firearms, Joseph Bentley, 349
Firearms, Charles Farrow, 463
Firearms, Harry InAip, 236
Firearms, Cosmo Logie, 85
Firearms, Cherie Martel, 30
Firearm!, H. Smith and Frederick 31,,ore Smith, 140
Firearms, John Field Swinburn, 330
Firearms and Ordnance, Peter Rector Smith, 123
Firearms and Projectiles employed therewith, H. Genhart, 67
Fire-arms, Thomas Restell, 103, 349 Fire-aims and in Detonating Compounds, George Tomlinson Bousfield, 463 Fire-escape, Henry Dlrcks, 236
Fire-pl aces, John Fortescue, 293
Fire-places, Arthur Vandeleur, 463 Fire-places, W. Young, 179
Fire Regulator, Isaac Moll, 217
Fire and ‘Vaterproof Bricks, Plates antl similar Articles, Fredelic. 1.11(1%0; Hahn Danchell and Henry }Umber, b7
Fitting and Working Venetian Moid Joseph Parker, 330
Fittings to Door Handles and Spindles, William Parsons, 85
Flexible Tubes or Ilose Piper:, William Thomas Hendry and Robert Henry Tian. cock, 6T Flint Glass, Benjamin Richardson, 123 Floating Docks, Willi.un Brown Hopper, 349 Floating Docks, George Josiah Mackelcan, 271
Flour Dressing Machines. J. Smith, 179 Fluid Meter, William Caldwell, 4S2
Flushing Apparatuses applicable to Cisterns, &c., W. Wright, 67
Flushing Water-closets, William Devon, 463 Folding Perambulator, James Biggs, 48 Footsteps for Upright Shafts and Spindles, Samuel Walmsley, 329
Force Pumps, Stephen Holman 31
Forcing and Exhausting iEriform Bodies and Liquids, Applicable to Blast Furnaces, John Wesley Hackworth, 67
Forging and Rolling Iron Wheels for Railways, Alphonse Content, 3U Forging Nails and other similar Articles, Victor Hippolyte Laurent, 217 .)
Forging Nails and other Articles, A. V. Newton, 31
Forging Metals, W. E. Newton, 293
Forming Flues and Air and Water Passages in Builditn Josiah George Jennings, 329 Forming the Joints of Pipes, It. A. Brootnan, 31(.1
Frames for Horticultural and Vegetative Purposes, F.dnard Wilkins, 349
Fringes. Eugene Antoine Dumergue. 140
Fur Gloves, James Nuttall and Louis Steal], 254
Furnace for Smelting Iron, Charles Coffey Alger, 319
Furnaces, K. A. Brooman, 13
Furnac4 s, Richard Wicks, 234
Furnaces, Robert James ilendrie, jun., 13 Furnaces of Boilers, Franklin Prei.t.ige, 330 Furnaces, and in the Consumption of Smoke, James Robertson, 25-1
Furnaces (or the Prevention of Smoke, Joseph Exley and John Ogden, 48
Furnaces or Fire Boxes of Locomotive Boilers, William Jenkins, 274
Furnaces for Heating Air and other Elastic Fluids. Edward Alfred Cowper, 13 Furnaces (or Smoke Prevention, NVilliam Power, 329
Furnaces for Heating Boilers, Napoleon Felix Boreiko do Chodiko, 463
Furnaces and Steam Boilers, W. E. Newton, 103
Furnaces when Moveable Bars are used, John Chanter and David Annan, 103 Furnaces for Promoting the CointiuAtion of Fuel, Daniel Kinnear Clark, 482
Fusees of Watches, Robert Kirkman, 3S6 Fusee Watelies, Edward Daniel Johnson, 424 Food for Cattle, Richard llontstgue Leverson, 293
Galvanic Battery, Charles Henwood, 482 Galvanising Metals, L. A. Balm, SS Garments, Jules Clovis Dieulatait, 309
Gas, J. Wright, 103
Gas Burners, It. A. Brooman, 421
Gas-Meters, Ettienne Lemoine, 30
Gas Valve, John Sweet ‘Villway, 309 Gasometers, Thomas Jefferson Thompson, 13 Gasometers, W. Knapion. 329
Gasi44ng Textile Fabrics, James Mattison, jun., 5
Gauge for Measuring W ire, James Cocker,' 85 Gauge for Gauging Wire and Sheet Metal, John Abraham, 217
Generating and applying Motive Power, William Beech, 13
Generating steam, John lloneyman, jun., 251
Generating Steam in the Boilers of Steam Engines, and in Raising the Temperature of Ste sm for other Uses, George John Parsons and Thomas Pilgrims, 254
Generating and Superheating Steam, Pierre Francois Jolly, 293
Gilding and Plating over Silk, and all other Textile and Fibrous Matters, Francois Burot, 35
Ginning Cotton, Francis Alton Calvert, 330 Glass Bottles and Jars, Josiah Chaughton Arnall and George Greenhow, I4U Glass, Sheet and Crown, Henry Page, 463 Governor for Marine Steam Engine G. Davis, Governors for Marine Steam Engines, John Pinker, 445
Governor for Steam Engines, George Horatio smith, 349
Governors for Steam and other Engines, llenry Elvin, 217
Governors and Pressure Gaubert, William Rothwell Lomax. 43
Graving Sips for the Repairing of Ships, William Willtaina, 140
Grinding of Carding Engine Rollers, Thomas Adchead and Abraham Holden, 482 Grinding Corn, and m Generating (;as on inland Waters, Thomas Grahame, 274 Grinding and Crushing, Johu Ally) nc Bos. worth, 179
Griming Mills, Pierre Eugene Liger, S5 Grinding and Polishing stone, A. V. Newton, 140
Grinding and Smoothing Glass and other Sub. stances, John Crossley. 30
C.:finding, Smoothing and Polishing Glass, W iliiam Blinkhorn, 482
Grinding the Teeth of Card Cylinders, Liam Edward Newton, 85
Gum from Amylaceous Substances, Henry Davis Pochin and James Wooloy, 85
Gun and Pistol Barrels, Charles Faulkner and David Faulkner, 103
Gunlocks, Joseph Platt, 85
Gunpowder, Frederic Koehler, 1:)8 Gunpowder, Frederic (.eorge Spray, 463 Gutta Percha Glue, Louis Joseph Almidor Danne, 3u Hacking and Preparing Fibrous Substance', James Combe, 4u5
Hair Pins, William John Thomas Smith and Frederick Talbot, 123
Hand Saw, J. H. Johnson, 293
Handles and Fastenings for Doors of Carriages, Samuel Draper, 179
Harmoniums, William Bentham, 349
Harpoon Guns and Ammunition, Robert Tindall, jun., 482
Harvesting (;rain and Grass Crops, hnd in the Automatic Delivery thereof, W. S. Clark. 140
Hats, William Bowler, 329
Hats, Richard Husband, 482
Hats, John Henry Quick. 103
Hats, Charles Vero and James Everitt, 31 Hats and other Coverings for the Head, R. A. Brooman, 103
Hats, Caps, and other Coverings for the Head, Gustavus Palmer Harding, 103 Hay and Hop Presses, W. S. Clark, I7'J Hay.makIng Machines, William Wyatt, 1,10 Hay ltakes, Joseph Kirby, 140
Hinges, llenry Starr, 55
Hearse, Spilsbury Butler, 234
Heating, and in Apparatus for the same, R. NV right, 3.19
fleeting Buildings, and of Facilitating the Escape of Smoke and Gas therefrom, J. (;edge, 217
Heating the Feedwater of Steam Boilers, Samuel Davies, 329
Heating Liquids used in Bleaching, Dyeing, Soaping, Clearing, and Sizeing, Henry Coates, 236
Heating and Ventilating, George Miller. 330 Heating NVire or other Metals, J. Cocker, 329 Heckling Fibrous Materials, George Lowry, 463
Heddles for Weaving, J. Buchanan, 31 Heddles for Weaving, David Melvin. 463 Ileddles for Wearing, R. Watson, 174 Hooks and Eyes, George Frederick Parnell, 254
Hopper, J. Webb, 251
Horse.hair Crinoline for l'etticoats, James Smith. 36S Horse Hoes and Drills, W. Smith, 103 Horse-shoe Nails, Joshua Butters Bacon, 274 Hot Pressing, &c., John Charles Pearce, 293 Hulling Berries and Seeds, George Robinson, 405
Hulling and Cleaning Rice and other Grain, Gustav Adolph Buchholz, 8.5
Hulling and Extracting Oils from Oleaginous Seeds, William Wilber, 30
Hulling Rice, Daniel Nlessmore, 2177. Hummelling, Removing the Husk from, and Cleansing Grain, Richard Hornsby, jun., 85
Husking and Winnowing Castor Seeds, Anguish honour Augustus Durant, 424
Hydraulic Connexions, Richard Hugh Hughes, 329
Hydraulic Motor, P. A. lc Comte de Fontaine. moreati, 30
Hydiaulte l'ross, Marc Antoine Francois Mennons, 386
Hydraulic tresses, Edward Taylor Bellhouse and NV John Doi ning, b5
Igniting Lamps, W. E.. Newton, 329
Igniting Matches, Samuel Hall, 463
Illuminated Clocks, John Edmund Gardner, 103
Illuminating Reflector of Light, Pietro Feloj, 386
Illustrated Literary Productions, P. B. Godet, 274
Implement for Pulverising and Cleansing Land, Hugh Smith, 123
linpre..ing Figures upon Substances employed for Lining Caps, Pierre Oury, 293
Impressions similar to Water Marks upon Paper, Hillary Nicholas Nis.en, 11)3
Increasing the Adhesion of the Wheels of Lecomotive Engines to Rails when moist, Francis W indhausen. 3:6
Increasing the Traction and Bearing Surface of Carriage Wheels, Hamilton Henry Fulton, and Thomas Bodley Etty, 103
India Rubber Goods, Bennett Johns Heywood, 48
Indicating the Flow of Air to Mines requiring Ventilation, Benjamin Keightly, 463 Indicating the Pas,ase of Time, Meyer Druk ker, 13
Indicating the Psoximity of Icebergs, Nicholas Marshall Cummins, 103
Indicator for Registering the Names of Persons occupying Chambers. Edward Woolley, 48
Internal Decorations of those Paris of Build. in. to which Window Draperies arc to be affixed, Thomas Mackenzie, 67
Iron, Francis Charles Knowles, 85
Iron, A. V. Newton. 30
Iron, Malleable, Steel, Railway Bars, Plates, and Rods, II. Bessemer, 40:1
Iron and Steel, Henry Bessemer, 445
Iron Bridges, John Henry Johnson. 329
Iron Plates, William Edward Jones, 158
Iron Safes and Doors for Strong Rooms, Construction of, John Chubb, 293 iron Wheels for Railway Carriages, Solomon P. Smith, 424
Irons used by Tailors for Pressing Cloth, Alexander Prince, 67
Jacquard Apparatus, W. Clark, 274
Jacquard Apparatus, Alfred Barlow, 330 Jacquard Machinery, Sydney Doolan Hamilton, 368
Jacquard Machine', and in the Cards employed therein, J. H. Johnson, 319 Japanned Straw Hats, Robert Uarrard, 254
Kaligraph, Charles Thiirhor, 43
Kegs for Holding tkiiip.mder, \V. S. Clark, 158
Keys, Tapered Pins, Split Pins, and other similar Articles Employed in the Construe. Lion of Macoinery, James Mills, 23.1
Kiln Tiles, W illiam Woodhead, James Wood-head, and John Woodhead, 336
Kilns for Burning Bricks and other Ceramic Matters, E. A. Bourry, 85
Kilns for Drying Granular Substances Peter Madden, 424
Kneading Dough, A. V. Newton, 217
Knitting Machinery for the Manufacture of Ribbed Fabrics, Benjamin llornbuckle Hine, and William Onion, 13
Knitted and Weft-netted W arp Fabrics. Robert Urie, and William Sutherland, 924 K rife Cleaner, Henry Woodward, 463 Knife-cleaniog Machine, Oeorgv W eedon, and Thomas Turner Weedoo, 4115
Knife Handles, Thomas Mbttram, 424 Knives. C. Reeves Limp, James Broad, 293
Ltinps and Burners, Wil.lam Young, 31 Limps for Burning Resin Oils, Win. Bough, Lamps for Railway Carriages, Alexis Jean Dessales, 217
Lathes for Boring, Hubert Pirotte, 179
Lathes for Turning Bolts and other Articles in Metal, Ebenezer Coleman, 445
Laying or Depositing Submarine Telegraph Cables. James Ronald, 217
Laying Submarine Telegraph Cables, Alex. Theophilu. Blakely, 386
Laying Submarine Cables, Abraham Booth Patterson, 293
Laying Down Submarine Telegraphs, J ohn de la L-taye and Mark Bloom, 293
Laying Submarine Telegraphic Cables, W. E. Newton. 482
Laying bubnhaine Telegraphs, Benjamin Bur. Leigh, Letter Announcer, NVilliam Green, 48
Life Boat, W. E. Newton, 13
Life bate, Andrew Smith, 85
Life-preserving Berths for Navigable Vessels, Elbridge Foster, 329
Life-preserving Garments, C. Barlow, 329 Lifting Heavy Bodies, Thomas Royds, Thomas Roscow, and James Lord, 67
Light, Obtaining, by Electricity, Charles eightman Harrison, 13
Light to Facilitate Operations under Water, Joseph Henry Tuck, 13
Lighting, James Stevenson, jun., 424
Lifting and Regulating the Motion of Heavy Bodies, J. Robertson, 30
Lines of Steam Vessels, and in the Method of Propelling the same, H. Clarke, 217
Liquid Farm Manure, and rendering it as efficient as any Artificial Manure, at a small Cost to the Farmer, John McMaster, and 1Villiam Wilson, 217
Lithographic Printing Presses, Debax-Tala-has, Cas mir, 463
Lock or Fastening, Joseph Schloss, 463
Locks and Latches, Joseph Lester Hinks, and John Rock Day, 123
Locomotive and other Carriages, Sir James Caleb Anderson, 293
Locomotive and other Carriages, to Facilitate their Movement on Common Roads, John Fowler, jun., Robert Burton, and Thomas Clarke. 48
Locomotive Engines, Rudolph Bodmer, 13 Locomotive Engines, George Inman, 140 Locomotive and other Furnaces, Daniel Evans, 48
Locomotive Engines to be employed on Corn.. mon Roads. R. Wagstaff', 2'.13
Looms, W. E. Newton, 31
Looms, Witham Harling, John Matthew Todd, and Thomas Hurling, 217
Looms, W imam Crook, Gilbert Rushton, and Joseph Crowther, :5
Looms, Clarance Brazil, 31
Looms, James Thom, and Hugh M‘Naught, 403
Looms, E. Alcan, 463
Looms, Joseph Coupe, 217
Looms, Thomas Singleton, 293
Looms, W . Hudson, and C. Catlow, 140 Looms, Joseph Davy, and William Bentley, 424
Looms, Jean Marie Auguste Eugene Fab .rt, 445
Looms, Daniel Hiley, Percival Hiley, William Hargreaves. and Enoch Haley, 482
Looms, Benjamin Lupton, Robert Jack i , Daniel Dean. and John Holden, 217
Loom+, Herman Jaeger, -18
Looms, Simeon Colbeck and William He - y Colbeck. 274
Looms, Richard Talbot and Benjamin Croas dale, 179
Looms, William Blake Williamson, 140
Looms, John James Sieber, 349
Looms, Auguste Bouret, 329
Looms, Thoasas Settle, 217
Looms, Power, William Naylor, 293
Looms, Thomas Ho t, 340
Looms, Power, George Scarr and James Pollard. 319
Looms, Thomas Kaye, 4S2
Looms, James Leeniiiig, •z,74
Looms, Gavin Walker and James Clachan, 140
Looms. William Bird. Richard AThton and Thomas Bird, 48t Looms, W. Johnson, 309
Looms, Ward 1-1,1royd and Samuel Sinith,349
Looms, Power, Thomas Markland, 158
Looms, Joseph Denton, 445
Looms, Driving, William Bowers Taylor, 482
Looms, i dward Riley, 217
Looms, William Jamieson. 254
Looms, Ephraim Taylor, 254
Loom Pickers, Robert Atkinson and Thomas ary, 386
Looped Fabrics, John Edward Hodges, 424
Looped Fabrics, William Wilkins, 30
Lowering and Letting go Ships' Boats, Thomas Gray and George Joseph Gladstone, 254
Lubricating, Joseph Boyes Fraser, 386
Lubricating, Richard Hipkiss and NV illiam Olsen, 442
Lubricating Boxes for Axles, &c., Randal Cressweli, 30
Lubricating certain Parts of Looms for NV easing, John Slack, 13
Lubricating Mechanism, Alexander Gray, 274
Lubricator by Means of Force Pumps, William Hodgson and Henry Hodgson, 4s Lucifer Matches, M. A. F. Mentions, 482
Magneto-Electric Machines, Frederick Hale Holmes, 349
Magneto-Electric and Magnetic Machines, F. H. Holmes, 140
Magneto-Electric Machines, Edward Clarence Shepard, 482
Making Bands of Straw, John Harwood Simpson, 330
Male Attire, Robert Atkinson, 323 111anglis, tpeorge Cutler, 67
Mangles, Richard Howland, 48
Manure, Robert Clark Gist, 217
Manure from Sewerage Matters, Charles Walker° 349
Manures, Edward Owen, 330
Marine Engines, James Alfred Limbert, 140
Marking Paper for Postal Purposes, P. A. le Comte de Fontainemoreau, 293
Mash Tuns, John Grist, 217
Matches, (:ermain Canouil, 405
Matches, Henrich Hochstaetter, 445
Mathematical Instruments, John Robinson Scartliff, 179
Mats for Photographic and other Pictures, Charles Shaw, 67
Measuring Gas, V. E. Newton, 293
Measuring and Registering the 1: low of Liquids, C. F. Vasserot, 140
Measuring and Registering the Speed and Leeway of Ships, and Indicating the Dili. tance Accomplished, William limbic Hall, 217
Meter for Registering the Flow of Water, John Walter Friend, 140
Measuring Water, David Chadwick and Herbert Frost, 13
Measuring Water, Anthony Charles Sacre, 982 Mechanical Purchases, Ludwig Levison, 217 Merchant. Vessels in Motive Powers, Propul aeon and Boiler Furnaces, George Bell Gal. loway, 386
Metal Knees, Willia-n Clay, 463
Metal Ships and Vessels, Robert Taylerson, 217
Metal Tubes and Axles, George Henry Marc Muntz, 67
Metal Wheel-Stock, John May Munro, jun , 463
Metallic Alloys, Louis Albert. Bahn, 103 tallic A I 1 oy s, Theophilus Henry liastinp, Kelk, 463
Metallic Chains, George flaseltine, 424
Metallic Compound, William :zharman, 330, 405
Metallic Compound, Applicable to the Manu. facture of various Useful Articles, Samuel Fox and Julian 1%' Hired dater, 217
Metikilic Pens, John Hinks, George Wells, and Joseph Letieie Petit, 463
Metal is Pistons, Joseph Firth, 293
Pibtons, Thomas Forsyth, 329 Metallic Pistons, John 1 ackle, 179
Al Kali lc Rooting Slates, Charles Bernard l5s Metallic Tubes, Thomas Lowell Ralph and 'Thomas Lowell Ea ph, Jun., 46
Meters for Gas and other Fluids, A. V. Newton, 254
Milling Endless Cloths, James Heywood Whitehead, 85
Mills for Grinding Coffee and other Substances, S. Nye, 48
Mills for Grinding Myrabolams, Abraham Ripley, 482
Miners' Safety Lamps, William Price Struve, 48
Motive Power, Chapman March, 31
Motive Power, Eugene Barsanti and Felix Matteucci, 31
Motive Power, flippolyte Lamy, 309
Motive Power, William Gilmour, 138
Motive Power, W. E. Newton, -18
Motive Power, l'rodromos B. Kyishogloo, 349, 3s6
Motive Power, Joseph Scipion Rousselot, 48
Motive Power, Joseph Sloper, 424
Motive Power, William Calvert, 330
Motive Power, Gdintier Olivier tie la Barre, 13
Motive Power, Alexander Morton and James ilowden, 432
Motive Power, Jean Baptiste Meeus, 103
Motive l'ower, W. E. Newton, 483
Motive Power, Pierre Ambroise Monte), 482
Motive Power, Richard Ussher, 330
Motive Power Engine, Johan Ernst Friedrich Luedeke, 274, 424
Motive Power Engines, Francois Caralerie, 293
Motive Power Engines, R. A. Brooman, 140
Moderator Lamp, Alfred Austin Usher, 13
Mooring Buoys and other Floating Vessels, Alfred Hamilton, 217
Mottled Soap, Phillip Kurten, 31
Mould Candles, W. E. Newton. 309
Moulded Sugar, G. J. Bt'n-en, 445
Moulding Candles, C. F. Vasserot, 217
Moulding and Carving Wood and Stone, John Anderton, Jonas Foster Itushworth, and Joseph Benn, 158
Moulding for Casting Metals, Wright Jones, 158
Moulding Cast Iron Pipes, Walter M'Farlane, 463
Moulding and Compressing Bricks, &c., Laurent Lethuillier, 13
Moulding Metals, Richard Brown, 274
Moulding Plastic Materials, Frederick Ransome, .18
Moulding Vermicelli and other Paste, Henry Gilbee, Moulds for Forming the Soles of Boots and Shoes, William McKinley and Robert Walker, 140
Moreanle Chairs and Seats, Sebastien Bottui 158
Moving Ships and Vessels out of and into the Water, John Scott Russell, 85
Mowing Machines, Michael Puddeefoot, Mowing and Reaping, George Washington Charlwood, 31
Murexide, William Clarke, 424
Mules for Spinning, A. V. Newton, 158 Mules for Spinning, Benjamin Nicholls and Samuel 1,edward, 48
Mules, Self-acting, John Buckley and Thomas Wrigley. 149
Mules for Spinning, Henry Bernoulli Barlow, 158
Nails, Bolts, and Screw Blank, John Norris, and George Worstenholin. 6; Navigable Vessels, and the Propelling thereof, Robert Moore, 85
Navigation of Steam Vessels, William Archibald Cooper 463
Night Lights, William Jekin Elwin, 4-15
Obliterating Postage Stamps on Letters, Stampir.g the Post, Marks, and Registering the Number of Letters so Stamped, George Thomas Robinson, 329
Obtaining Fatty and Oily Matters by Distillation, Vincent Wanostrocht, 330
Obtaining Light by Electricity, John Thomas Way, 405
Obtaining Pip,ments from Dye Woods, Thomas Roberts and John Dale, 1-10
Organs, Fdoutird Alexander, 30
Oil Can, William John Locke, 140
Oil-cloth and Imitation Leather, John Julius Clero de Clerville, 103
Omnibuses, George and George Giles Shilli-beer, 386
Operating the Sails of Vessels from the Deck, George W. La Haw, 38
Optical Instrument, Jean Baptiste Donas, 424 Optical Lenses, Salomon Sturm and Henry Emile Hour, 48
Ordnance Fire-Arms, and Projectiles, Joseph Whitworth, G7
Orfans, William Henry Hine Akerman, 421 Ornamental Bobbin Net, Samuel Butler, 103 Ornamental Fabrics, James Merrylees, 30 Ornamental and Portable Fountains, Augustin Julien Michael Ramar, 140
Ornamental \\ rappers for Fabrics, Leon Louis Honore Berton, 251
Ornainentirg Articles made of 'Fin Plate and other Bright Metals, Thomas Lawley, 158 Ornamenting Metallic Surfaces, W. E. Newton, 67
Oven for the Carbonisation and Distillation of all Animal and Vegetaule Matters, S. Bot-turi, 217
Pan 3 and Furnaces for Soap Boiling and other similar Offensive Processes, Edward Sykes and Matthew 1% illiam Crawford, 4S Paper, Henry tritchett Bartlett, 405
Paper, James Bertram, and John Louis Jul-lion, 158
Paper, James Brown, 30
Paper, James Paisley, and George Bertram, 329
Paper, William Ashby Rooke, 349
Paper Pulp. George Printy W heeler, 415 Paper Pulp and Yarn for Textile Fabrics, Cordage, Ste., William George Plunkett, 140
Parasols and Umbrellas, Thomas Field, 153 Paying out and Submerging Electric Telegraph Cables from Ships or Vessels, Robert Lawrence Brooke, 217
Paying out Electric Telegraph Cables, Lionel Gisborne. and llenry Charles Forbe, 217 Paying out,Submarine Telegraph Cables, P. A. Baldstrini, 405
Paying out Submarine Telegraph Cables, J. M. Napier. 217
Peat, or Peat Coke or Charcoal, John King, 148
Pens, Joseph Needham, 140
Pen Holder, George Jarvis Worsam, 293 Pens and Pen Holders, Metallic, William Deakin, and William Phillips, 140
Percussion Caps, William Thomas Eley, 293 Permanent Way, B. Parker, 368
Permanent Way of Railways, William Howard Bell, 463
Permanent Way of Railways, James Fenton, IV illiam Thompson, and Thomas Snowdon, 274
Permanent Way of Railways, Hugh Greares, 309
Permanent Way of Railways, Joseph Hill, 48 Permanent Way of Railways, Jean Baptiste Mirlo, 463
Permanent Way of Railways, James Murphy, 44, Permanent Way of Railways, Charles William Ramie, 254
Permanent Way of Railways, Henry Wheatley Tyler, 13
Permanent Way of Railways, Charles Frederic Vasserot, 48
Permanent Way of Railways, '1 homas Webster, 274
Petticoats, &c., William Osborne, 349
Petticoats for Ladies' Wear, Frederique Le-maire. 482
Photographic Lens, Thomas Grubb. 329 Photographic Pictures, William McCraw, 67
Photoszraphic Pictures, A. V. Newton, 293 Photographic Portiaits and Pictures, Henry Kinsman Sweet, 445
Photography, Robinson Elliott. 254 Pianofortes, Charles Cadby, 386
Pianofortes, Henry Thompson, and Samuel Thompson, 445
Pianoforte Hammers, Edmund Thompson, 31 Picker Bands for Looms, Eastwood Eastwood, 103
Pickers, W. E. Newton, 158
Picking Motion, A. Gray, 254
Pigments or Colours for Preserving Iron, Edouard Beckman Olofson, 67
Pile Fabrics, John Livesey, 482
Piled Fabrics., also the Application of certain Machinery for their Production, William Pidding, 424
Pipes for smoking, I. L. Pulvermacher, 85 Pipes and Tubes, R. A. Brooman, 1.10
Pipes or Tubes for Smoking, Isae. Louis Pulvermacl,er, 13
Piston, Theophilus Marsh, 254
Pistons, William Robertson, 30
Pistons of Steam Engines, \' illiam Dawes, 103
Pistons for Steam Engine and other Cylinders, John Atherton Nolineux, and Joseph Nichols, 329
Placing Tubes on the Spindles used in Spinning Machinery, Leopold Newton, 293 Planes, Thomas Ford Caldicott, 31
Plate. Holders for Photographic Cameras, Lewis, and William Henry Lewis, 254
Platinum, W. E. Newton, 85
Playing Loto, N1. Henry, 330
Ploughing or Cultivating Land, James Austin, 140
Ploughing or Cultivating Land, J. Fowler, jun., and W. \Vorby, 482
Ploughing and Cultivating Land, W. Massey, and John Smith, 13
Ploughing and Cultivating Land by Steam or other suitable Motive Power, nacre Autzus. tus Lacy and ‘V illiam Collett Hoinershain, 103
Ploughing and Scarifying Land, Richard Cole • .man, 158
Ploughing or Tilling Land, J. Fowler, jun., anti William Worby, 123
Ploughs, William Deli, jun., 3S6
Ploughs, James Howard, 432
Ploughs, Rudolph Sack, 254
P.;inting Pencils or Marking Instruments, Josiah Harrington, 443
Points, Switches, and Crossings, W. Clay, 445 Polishing Machine, Frederick Herbert Ma-berly, Portablo Rails or Ways to Vehicles, W. Clark, 236
Portable Railway for Steam Traction Engines on Common Roads, W. E. Newton, 123 Preparatioa and Application of Grains for Animal Ford, W illiam James Cantelo, 463 Preparation of certain Beverages, of the Nature of Home-made Wines, Thomas Fred. Henley, 85
Preparation of Cloth, Matthew Cltuk, 103 Preparation of Peat, M. A. F. Mennons, 405 Preparation for Use of Caustic Alkalies, Fred. Collier Bakewell, 293
Preparing Bank Notes and other Papers, to Prevent Counterfeiting, by Photography, Christopher Dicran Seropyan, i2.3
Preparing Coke for Metallurgic ,1 Processes, Dr. Hermann Bleibtreu, 30
Preparing Cotton, 84c., Richard Shaw, -18 Preparing Fibrous Substances to be spun, Luke Cooke, 140
Preparing Fibrous Substances to he Spun, Henry Charlesworth and William Chapman, 424
Preparing and Doubling Fibrous Materials, John Yuil Borland, 254
Preparing Glass Label), Edward William Baxter, 140 Preparing Land for Agricultural Purposes, Nicholas Fisher, 274
Preparing Liquor for Tanning, Ainic 13our. geois, 424
Preparing Moulds for Casting Metals, J. lice and Samuel Hartley, 85
Preparing and Spinning Cotton, James Shaw and Hugh Shaw, 30
Preparing and Spinning Cotton and other Fibrous Substances, Evan Leigh, 236, 309 Preparing and Spinning Fibrous Materials, James Yates, 349
Preparing Telegraph Wire Coated with Gutta Percha, J. Macintosh, 415
Preparing and Twisting Fibrous Substances, A. V. Newton, 217
Preparing and Finishing Yarns or Threads, Peter Ker, 309
Preparing and Treating Asphodel in order to obtain Alcohol, Francois Xavier Gentil, and Eugene Gentil, 236
Preparing Vegetable Substances for Feeding Animals, John Alison, 85
Preparing and Vulcanising India Rubber or other Analogous Gums, H. H. Day, 48 Preparing Washing Blue, William Richard Todd, jun., 329
Preparing ood for Paper, Antoine Marie Poisat, 329
Preparing Worsted Yarns for Dyeing, John Edward, and Benjamin Ingham, 48
Preparing Yarns, Henry Hebblethwaite, Wil-ham Skiiittleworth, and William Tasker, 158
Preservation of Grain and Alimentary Sub. stances in General, P. A. le Compte de Fontainemoreau, 13
Preservation of Timber, John Green and !lam Coppmn, jun., 8b Preservative Medicine, Albanese Victor Constant itagnauld, 329
Preserving Animal and Vegetable Fluids, Edmund Charles Tisdall, 432
Preset.% ing and otherwise Treating Animal and Vegetable Substances, and in the Purification of Oils employed therein, Pierre Alexis Francisse Batio3uf, 235
Press for Punching and Embossing, and for Fixing and Closing Eyelets, Richard Houchin, 254
Press W heel Rollers, William Celborne Cambridge, 140
Presses, Samuel Fox, 48
Pressing Cloth, J. H. Whitehead, 123 Pressure Gauges, J. H. Johnson, 3$
Pressue and Vacuum Guages, John Parkinson, 179
Preventing Accidents and Collisions on Railways, Claude Nicholas Leroy, 36S Preventing Accidents on Railways, Eugene Murray, 386
Pre% enting Collisions on Railways, Thomas Till, and W illiam Gardiner, 140
Preventing Incrustation in Boilers, James Hall. 140
Preventing Incrustation in Boilers, Guillaume Delis, lary Preventing Incrustations in Steam Boilers, W. E. Newton, 85
Preventing Incrustation in Steam Boilers, John Sleddon, and Joseph Marsland, 254 Preventing Oscillation in Carriages upon Railways, Job Allen and John Young, 329 Preventing one Train from Running into an. other on Railways, David Hope, 103 Prevention of Accidents. James Owen, 386 Prevention of Accidents to Lifting Machines, Hugh Baines, 405
Prevention of Smoke, Robert Clark, 405
Primary Motive Power, Jeffries Kingsley, 103 Printed Piled Fabric, Edward Briggs,349 Printing on both Sides of a sheet of 'aper by a Single Impression on an Ordinary Lithographic Press, Sigismond Rosenthal, 217 Printing Calico and other Textile fabrics, Robert Kay, 309
Printing in Colours, George Baxter, 30 Printing and Dyeing Woven Fabrics, Joseph Jakins, 13
Printing or Endorsing in Colours on Paper or other Surfaces, Griffith Jarrett. 30
Printing Fabrics when Cylinders are employed, Isaac Taylor, 445
Printing ink, Charles Fleet, 30
Printing Machines, Augustus Applegnth, 329 Printing Machinery, 1Villiam Alfred Newton, 30
Printing Machines, James Murdoch Napier, 309
Printing Shawls and other Tissues, Etienne Cominal, 31
Printing Surface of Blocks, Plates, or other Similar Bodies, Charles Avril, 158
Printing Telegraph, Meinrad Tlieiler, 293 Producing Aerated Waters. Charles Herault, 48
Producing Cold by the Evaporation of Volatile Liquids in Vacuo, James Harrison, 274
Producing Expansion in Steam and other Motive Power Engines, Joseph Augustus Burdon, 13
Producing Figured Paper to be used in Teaching, Writing, and Drawing, J. H. Johnson, 349
Producing Gas, Marin Joseph Alphonse Mille and Francois Canal, 274
Producing Graduated Scales upon Ceramic and Enamelled Materials, Henry Angelo Ludovico Negretti and Joseph Warren Zambra, 445
Producing Heat and Light, Mathieu Francois Isoord, 445
Producing Impressions on Surfaces, George Beard, 330
Printed and Dyed Colours from Murexide on Woollen Fabrics or Yarns, John Littlewood and Albert Schlumberer, 158
Progress in Swimming, John Cox, 140
Propeller, Pascal Balboni, 329
Propeller, P. A. le Comte de Fontainemoreau, 48
Propellers, Robert James Baryon, 140
Propeller, Andrew Frederick Germann, Fre. derick Gustavus Germann and Joseph Ger-mann, 463
Propelling, Alfred Count de Bylandt, 293 Propelling Boats, Joseph Russell, Henry NVi!Ham Sprats, and William Press, 103 Propelling the Human Body in %%rater, Geo. Farrell, Kemfry, 43
Propelling and Steering. Daniel Reuver, 329 Propelling arid Steering Navigable 'Vessels, A. V. Newton, 30
Propelling Ships and Vessels, George Murray, 123
Propelling Ships, William Thomson, 432 Propelling Vessels, Richard Archibald Broo-man, 103
Propelling Vessels, William Geach, 274
Propelling Vessels, Charles Clement James, 217
Propelling Vessels, Edmund Lloyd Owen, 293 Propelling Vessels, Josef Mohr, 103 Piopelling Vessels, John Reeve, 405, 432 Propeliing Vessels by Means of heated Air, C. G. Kopisch, 363
Protecting Certain l'arts of the Body from Di‘tlgurement by Cutaneous Diseases, Robert Jackson, 140
Protecting the Contents of Pockets of Wearing Apparel, Leon de Landfort, 424
Protecting the Turnip Crop by Destroying the Turnip Fly. &c., W. Smith, 963 Protecting Walls, Ceilings, &c., from Ilumidity, Victor Peen, 349
Protective Sandal for Bathers, Albert John Davis, 445
Puddling Iron, NV. E. Newton, 31
Pulp of which Paper and other Fabrics arc composed, David Lichtklistadt, 309
Pulping Coffee, Frederick Augustus Butler, 463
Pump Buckets, Howard Glover, FS Pump Valves, Thomas Coxon Wilkinson, 4i33 Pumping Apparatus, William Garnham, 158 Pumps, It. A. Brooman, 13
Pump, Matthews Nelson, 445
Pumps, William Lyell Groundwater and Henry Prince, 179
Pumps, James Ward, 309
Pumps for Raising Liquids, John Stobba and George Roger Hall, ?09
Purification of Certain Gases, Samuel Clift, 235
Purification of Water, Thomas Spencer, 31 Purifying and Cleansing Clay, John Harland, 329
Purifying and Filtering Water, Richard Johnson, 254
Purifying Gas, Richard Laming, 403
Quadrants, J. H. Johnson, 31
Railroad Wheels, 'Webster Woodman. 85 Rails for Railways, W illiam Clark, 386
Rails for Railways, Henry Parry, 217
Railway Alarms and Marine Alarms or Fog Signals, Leon Lewenberg, 319
Railway liars, Girders, SLc., Charles Sanderson, 48
Railway Brakes, Bernard I)enizot, and Charles Flipps, 103
Railway Brake, F. A. le Comte de Fontaine-moreau, 274
Railway Brakes, William Hill, 13
Railway Brakes, George Samuel Mathews. 103 Railway Brake, Francois Moulin, 103
Railway Brakes and Signals, James Newall, 386
Railway Brakes and Signals, James Tallow and Henry Hodgkinson, 140
Railway Chairs, %% illiam Anderton, 445 Railway Chair, Joseph Nickles, 67
Railway Chairs. Richard John Badge, 103 Railway Chairs, Sleepings, and Crossings, illiam Main, 3S6
Railway Crossings, W. E. Newton, 31
Railway Rolling Stock, Julien D'Helle, and Albert Viscount de %% aresquiel, 482
Railway Switches, Edwin Thompson, and William Joseph Nicholson, 293
Railways, Nathaniel Cox, 30
Railways to Facilitate Locomotive Einines Ascending Inclines, John Edwards, 274 Railways and Carriages, John Coope I laddan, 179
Railways, and Wagons used therew ith, M Henry, 85
Raking or Cleaning Roads, &c., M. Henry, 329
Raising and Compressing, Thomas Forsyth, 211
Raising or Forcing Liquids, Robert Green, 309 Raising and Forcing Liquids, Charles Topham, 103
Raising and Lowering Bodies in Mines, In Ventilating Mines, and in Extracting Water therefrom, R. A. Brooman, 293
Raising and Lowering Trucks, William Beckett Johnson, 293
Raising and Lowering Weights, Machinery for, i homas Brown, 217
Raising Water and Employing the same as a Motive Power, George ltoby, 293
Raising Weights applicable to Stamping or Cutting Nl. talc, George Ireland. 123 Reaping Machines, John Gill, 83
Reaping Mlchines, William Harwood, 386 Reaping Machines, A. V. Newton, 30
Reaping and Mowing Machines, George Bell, 236
Reaping and Mowing Machines, William Burgess, 85
Reaping and Mowing Machines, Edward Evans, and George Potts Roskell, 158 Reaping and Mowing Machines, %V. E. Newton, 103
Reclining Chair Robert Hazard, 4S2
Reefing Ships' Sails, George Webster Shibies, 329
Reefing and Furling of Ships' Sails, John Scott Collins, 140
Reefing and Workinz of Sails, and in Masts and Rigging, William James Gifford, 445 Refining Paraftine, Emile Alcan, 254 Refrigerating and Producing ice, Charles 1Villiani siemens, 158
Refrigerator, Charles Tooth and William Watkin %Vynne, 424
Registering Apparatus, Robert Cle,p, 463 Registering the Performance of Railway Trains, A. V. Newton. 31
Regulating the Ascent and Descent of the Railway Locomotives on inclined Planes, Luigi do Cristoforis, 309
Regulating the Admission of Air to Furnaces, Ramsey Lawson, 293
Regulating the Admission of Air to Furnaces, James Petrie, 236
Regulating the Supply of Air-Furnaces, Thos. Symes Prideaux, 424
Regulating, Lighting. and Extinguishing Street Gas Lamps by Electricity, Denny Lane, 463
Regulating the Flow of Fluids, Edward Cockey, Henry Cockey, and Francis Christopher Cockey, 349
Regulating the Paying out and Laying-down of Submarine Teleguiph Cables, 274 Regulating the Pressure of Fluids, William Pratchitt and Samuel Horrocks. 179 Regulating the Pressure of Steam, Jonathan Preston, 48
Regulating Railway and Lighthouse Signall• ing, Jules Dufau, 254
Regulating the Supply and Discharge of Fluids, Edwin Travis and Joseph Louis Cassartelli, 18
Regulating the Weight or Pressure to 'fop Rollers used in Spinning, 386
Rendering Inflammable Materials Incombustible, Johann Julius Schuessel and Peter Julius 1 houret, 386
Repeating Fire-arms, C. Reeves, 386
Retarding Carriages, John Palmer de la Fon', 463
Retarding Omnibuses and other Carriages, Henry Saxon Snell, 293
Retarding the Progress of Railway Trains, A. V. Newton. 424
Retarding and Stopping Carriages G. T. Boustield, 140
Retarding and Stopping Railway Carriages, bleliton Martin, 349
Revolver, John Adams, 445
Roasting Coffee and other Substances, W. E. Newton, 330
Rock Boring Machine, Hugh Pritchard Hughes. 2-54
Rock-Drilling Machinery, A. V. Newton, 293 Rocking Cradles, Adolphe Barthelemy Ellena, 349
Rollers Applicable for Blinds, Maps, and other Purposes, William Wall 'White and i‘liam Bull, .J6S Rollers for Printing Woven Fabrics, John Barber, 293
Rollers used for Pressing Fabrics, &c., John Watson Bur ton and George Pye, 293 Rollers for Printing Surfaces, James Chadwick, 349
Rollers ss ith Patterns thereon for Printing Fabrics, 293
Rolling Hoops and Wheel Tyres Patrick Danvers, and Geoff ge Whitfield Billings, 110 Rolling Iron and Steel, William Hale, 30 Rolls for Rolling Iron or other Metals, W. E. Newton, 254
Ropes and Cables for Telegraphic Purposes, Thomas William Henley, 432
Rotary Engine, John Beale, 158
Rotary Engines, Henry Clarke, 85
Rotary and Reciprocating Engines, Thomas Ivory, 138
Rotary Engines and Pumps, Alexander Dal-get, 158
Rotary Engines and Pumps, William Henry Miller and Henry Edward skinner, '217 Rotary Steam Engines and YumpS, John Haihorothwaite Winder, 293
Rotary Pump, Juan Paulson. 48
Rotary Shuttle Boxes for Weaving Checks, Plaids, Figured and Fancy Goods, Samuel Bottomley, James Bottomley, and 'Thomas Bottomley, 217
Roving Flax, John Lawson, 366
Ruling Paper, Jacob Ulrich Ott and Friedrich August Moritz Udlot!, 13
Ruling upon Metallic Rollers for Printing Calico and other Materials, Robert Whittam, 217
Runners and Top Notches of Umbrellas and Parasols, Thomas Holland and John Rubcry, 236
Running Gear for Vehicles, Richard Murdoch, 67
Rice and Barley Mill, 1.idore Charles Cloet,,85 Rigging of Ships, Elijah James Crocker, 85 Rigging Woven Fabrics, George Sampson, Joseph Sampson, and Elijah Ledger, 30 Rivets, &c., Frederick Groom Grice, 482
Saddles, John Drumgnole Brady, 236
,addles, John Clay, 140
Saddle.Trees, Thomas Rand, and George Beckley, 3:..6
Safe for Cash, James Hogg, 463
Safety Cages for Mines, Robert Aytoun, 217 Safety llook applicable to Securing 1Vatches to Garments, Ephraim Smith, 424 Safety-lamps, George Cooper, 67
Safety Lock, Jean Salley, 30
Safety Padlock, Jules Dortet and Andre Barthelemy Denis, 140
Safety Valves, James Webster. 103
Safety Valves, James Henry Bennett, 424 Safety-valve for Steam Boilers, George Pemberton Clark, 31
Sails, Joseph Gardner, Richard Lee, and Henry George Pearce, 463
Salinometers, Louis Francois Picot, 293 Saltpetre, John Fraser, 424
Salts and Preparations of Phosphoric Acid. T. Richardson and Manning Prentice, 349
Saving or Covering the Lists of Textile Fabrics previous to the Dyeing of such Fabrics, William Riley and nutrias Riley, 309
Sawing, Morticing, and Tenoning Wood, 293 Arthur Rigg, sen., and Arthur Rigg, jun.. Scarifying and Cultivating Land, Charles Clay, 405
Scoring Games and Points at Games, R. A. Brooman, 349
Scoring at Whist and other Games, John Ford, 293
Screens for Dressing Corn and other Grain, John Pinchbeck, 217
Screens or Sieves, Thomas Cooper Bridgman, Screw Gills for Preparing Wool, William ilargreaves. 217
Screw Nut and Ratchet Brace for Working the same, John Hope, 13
Screw Nuts, Francis ‘Vatkins, 44
Screw Propeller, John James and William I)aykin Grimshaw, 30
Screw Propellers, Stanislas Onudrion, Sr) grew Propellers, James Uregc.)ry and 1Villiam Craymer, 293
Screws or Screw Cap for Sheet Metal, W. E. Newton. 161
Seutching and Heckling Flax, and other similar Vegetable Fibres, William Rowan, 67 Seal for Railway Luggage Vans, Henry D. Mears and William Hou1ton, jun., 67 Sealing of the Joints in Metallic Casks, Benjamin Noakes and Frederick John Wood, 31 Securing and Liberating the Corks or Stoppers of Bottles, J. Hinks and James Syson Nibbs, 48
Securing the Points of Railway Switches, Murdoch McKay and Henry Forfar Osman, 123
Securing Railway Chairs to the Sleepers, R. J. Badge, 349
Seed Drills, Guillaume Felix Aroux, 153 Seed Drills, Barnabas Urry, 85
Selvedge of Linen or any other Fabric while in the Act of Weaving, Robert Davison and James Lee, 143
Separating Cinders from Ashes and Economising Fuel, George Chambers, 153 Separating Iron from Ores, William Alexander Edwards, 31
Separating Metallic Substances for Coffee, Henry Collingridge, 179
Separating Seeds and Dirt from Wheat, James Savory, 67
Separation and Extraction of Copper from its Ores, Thomas Lewis, Henry Parish, and Robert Martin Roberts, 103
Separation of Solids from Fluids, John Louis Jullion, 85
Sewing, Embroidering, and other Ornamental Works. George Mumby, 30
Sewing Machines, J. H. Johnson, 103,158 Sewing Machines, A. V. Newton, 3sti, 445 Sewing Machines, Earle Harry Smith, 329 Sewing Needles, G. T. Boustield, 179
Sewing or Pointing Gloves, Abel Foulkes, 13 Sewing Silk, &c., W. E. Newton, 424
Shaft Bearings, David Partridge, 349
Shafts and Pules for Cabs and other Vehicles, John Clarke, 445
Shank to be Attached to all Descriptions of Buttons, 1Villiam Bunt, 103
Shaping Metals, Thomas Foxall Griffiths, 103 Shaping and Cutting Metals and other Substances, Andrew Shanks, 217
Shawls, Robert Alexander Ronald, 3S6 Shearing Iron and other Metals, James Eastwood and Samuel Lloyd, jun., 254 Sheathing Metals, A. Parkes and Henry Parkes, 482
Sheet Glass, Isaac Jones, 424
Ships or Vessels, John Jordan, 48
Ships and other Vessels. John Bethel', 14u Ships, whereby their Draft may be Regulated, Thomas Williams, 274
Ships' Block, Daniel Stothard, Joseph Jones, David Jonas and Benjamin Woolf Jonas. 445
Ships' Lanterns, J. H. Johnson, 445
Ships' Scuttles, Joseph Ridisdale, 140
Shirt-Cutting Machine, Henry Hoscb, 67
Shoe and Boot Scraper or Cleaner, P. A. le Comte de Fontainemoreau, 123
Shuttles and Tubes, John Middleton and illiam Rylauce, 330
Signal Instruments, Frederick Priestley, 349
Signal Lamps, William Hart, 30
Signals and Alarums, J Langford and J. NViWar, 179
Signals, Railway, Joseph Richard Atha, William Pearson and William Spurr, 236
Signals, RaiW ay, John Harrison, 13
Signals on Railways, John Gray and John Wilson Gray, 330
Signals on Railways, William Henry Myers, 330
Signals on Railways, Jean Henry Viault and J tiles Viault, 424
Signalling, James Harris, 4S2
Silvering Vegetable and Mineral Objects, Johann Philippe Becker, 67
Size, Frederick Crace Calvert and Charles Lowe, 85
Size made from Gelatine, W. Smith, 217
Sizing Matter, John Tinker, 4-15
Sizing Yarns, John Nichols, 4.2
Skates, James Edward Boyd. 3:.6
Skirt Springs, William Bestwick, 309
Slide Valves for Steam Engines, '1'. Forsyth, 1-10
Slide Valves for the Induction and Eduction of Steam in Reciprocating Steam Engines, Alfred Vincent Newton, 217
Slotting, Boring, and Surfacing, William Joseph Curtis, 445
Slow Match for Blasting and Mining Operations, Frederick Bonaparte Anderson, 434
Slubbing and Roving Cotton, William Mercer, William Bodden, and William Higginson, 482
Small Coal to be used as Fuel, W illiam Joseph . Thompson, 31
Smoke Condensing Apparatus, M. A. F. Mennons, 254
Smoke Consuming Apparatus, James Buchanan, 482
Smoke Consuming Furnace, George Duncan, and William John Jelltcorse, 329
Smoke Consuming Furnaces, P. A. is Comte de Fontainemoreau, 158
Smoke Consuming Grate, C. F. Vasserot, 217
Smoke Preventing Apparatus, Constant Jouffroy Dumery, 254
Soap, Frederick Bousfield, 103
Soap, J. Gedge, 217
Soap, W. (,ossage, 463
Soap, James Higham, and :George David Bellamy, 463
Soap, Berthold Lowissohn, 179
Soap, Alphonse Rene le Mire de Normandy, and Edward Thornhill Simpson, 254
Soap, Alphonse Rene le Mire de Normandy, 463
Soap, Isaac Oschinsky, 158
Soap, W. Smith, 179
Soap, Richard Williams. 3G8
Soap and Detergent Preparations, Maria Boun-sall Rowland, 13
Soda and Potash, H. Deacon, 482
Soda and Potash, W. Gossage, 309
Solutions for Coating with Aluminium, Samuel Coulson, 158
Solutions and Extracts of the Colouring Matter of Madder for Dyeing and Printing, Charles Cowper, 13
Soundboards-of l'ianofortes, M. Stodart, .124 Sounding Alarums at Sea, George William Lenox, 236
Sounding at Sea and in other Waters, Pierre Alberto Bahistrinl, 217
Sounding Machines. Thomas Massey, and Thomas Savage, 349
Sowing Seeds and Manure, Thomas Rickett, 217
Spindles and Fliers for Preparing and Doubling Fibrous Materials, James Champion, 31 Spinning Flax, W. Rowan, •183
Spinning Yarn, Thread, &c., Thomas Willis, and George Chell, 30
Spinning and Doubling Yarn, George Swindells, and Jonathan Arnold, t.5
Springs and Appliances for Carriages, Robert Watson Savage. 274
Springs for Petticoats, Prosper Brunot, 140 Spioning and Doubling, Alexander Lee Brook Boyd, 329
Spindles of Machines for Preparing, Spinning, and Doubling Cotton, and other Fibrous Materials, Francis Preston, 236
Stable Fittings, G. H. Cottarn, and H. R. 1. Cottam, 386
Stamping and Endorsing Machine, Henry Robinson Palmer, 445
Stamping or Raising Metals, NVilliam Porter McCuliurn 309
Stands, Wardrobes, Frames, and Piiic for Holding and Suspending Articles of Dress, C. Iles, 386
Steam Boilers, E. T. 13ellhouse, and W. J. Donning, 85
Steam Boiler and other Furnaces, John Jervis Tucker, and George Biasland, 217
Steam Boilers and Furnace Flues, W. Rowan, 85
Steam Boiler, Gauge Cocks, and Registering Apparatus connected therewith, %VIll%am Mann, 103
Steam Engines, John Avery, 103
Steam Engines, Henry Cartwright, 217 steam Engines, William Hopkinson, 153 Steam Engines, Ellis Rowland, 153
Steam Engines, Edmund Whittaker, Alfred Law, and James Fletcher, 235
Steam Engines, Joseph Miller. 405
Steam Enginies, John Frederick Spencer, 463 Steam Engines, John Fereday, 424
Steam Engines, George Holcroft. and George DenboIm, 483
Steam Engines, George Frederic Lombard, 3E6
Steam Engines, James Burrows, 140
Steam Engines, John Henry Christian Lobnitz and James McLintock Henderson, 293 Steam Engines, Samuel Lawrence Taylor, 140 Steam Engines, Henry Walker, James Beaumont, and Joseph Gothard, 463
Steam Engines, George Dyson and Thomas Harrison, 103
Steam Engines, Jules Alphonse Chartier, 236 Steam Engines, William Macnaught and William Macnaught, 329
Steam and Air Engines and Furnaces, Charles Barlow, 463
Steam Engines and other Steam Boiler Appa. ratus, William Hartley, 235
Steam Engines for Giving Motion to Agricultural Implements, %V. Smith, 103
Steam Generators, George Scott, 329
Steam Generators, William Smith, 274
Steam Hammers, Richard Martin, Ebenezer and Joshua hall, 386
Steam Hammers, Elizabeth McDowall. 386 Steam Ploughs, John James Cousins, 405 Steam Regulator. Edward Outram, 483 Steam Vessels, William Henry James, 293 Steering Vessels, Amherst Hawker Renton, Stereoscopic Pictures, Seth Gill and Henry Newton, 445
Stereoscopes, Prosper Bernard C:odet, 254 Stereoscope, Walter Hardie, 40,i Stereoscopes, Henry Pershouse. 453 stereoscopes, Charles Sands, 463
Sticks used by Watchmakers, also applicable to the Sharpening of Lead Pencils, W. S. Clark, 30
Stiffeners for Wearing Apparel, James Minks, 386
Stiffening and Finishing Woven Fabrics, Major Booth and James Farmer, 445
Stirrups, W. E. Newton, 330
Stopping Horses, Leon Duriez, jun., 140 Stoves, Thomas Goodchild 254
Straight Edge Holder for Strengthening Walls &c., Louis Alexis Imbett, 254
Strained Wire Fencing, James Hamilton, 482 Stretching \Voven Fabrics, lienry Crompton, 30
Stretching Woven Fabrics, William Owen, 13 Strip and Hoop Iron, Thomas NVard, 31 Submerged Propellers for Propelling Vessels, Carl Gustaf Carleman, 31
Submerging and Laving down Electrical Telegraph Cables, Francis Iligginson, 405 Submerging Submarine Telegrapn Cables, T. Field, 421
Substitute for Bees' Wax, Charles Jean Michael Muireau, 482
Substitute for Hair in the Manufacture of Cloths used in Seed Crushing, Charles David Davies, 13
Substitute for Varnish, Turpentine, to be employed for Coating, Alexander Prince, 158
Sulphate of Alumini, Charles Norris, 140 Sulphuret of Carbon, Animal Charcoal, and Carbonic Acid, Antoine Galy-Cazalat, and Adolphe Huillard, 158
Sulphuret of Carbon for Motive Purposes, Augustus Seyferth, 329
Sulphuric Acid, Frank Clarke Hills, 67 Sulphuric Acid, William Gossage, 32J Sulphuric Acid, A. V. Newton, 31
Sulphuric Acid, William Proctor, 140 Sulphuric Acid, Joseph Townsend, 405 Sulphuric Acid, and in obtaining Salts of Ammonia thereby, Peter Spence, 23ti Supplying Air to Persons in Confined Apartments, William Howard, 234
Supplying Ink or other Mixture for Stamps, George Henry Cresswell, 13
Supplying or Feeding Steam Boilers with Water, John Parker, 158
Supplying Steam to Water to Heat the same, Octavius Henry Smith, 1.10
Supplying Water to Water Closets, Frederick Warner, 31
Supporting Telegraph Wires, W imam Pole, 83
Surface Condenser, James M. Miller, 2,-,1 Surfaces for receiving Paintings, J. H. John. son, 67
Suspending the Lines of Electric Telegraphs, Reinhold Goedicke, 463
Suspending and W orking Window Hangings, James Fairclough, John Fairclough, and Joseph Cowan, 3b6
Sword, C. Reeves, 329
Swords, hatchets, and Knives, Charles Reeves, 349
Tackle Blocks, W. Clark. 386
Taking Photographic Pictures, R. A. Broo-mao, 329
Taking the Thrust of Serew and Submerged Propellers, John Penn, 217
Taking Zenith Observation at Sea of any Planet, Edward Cavendy, 386
Tanning, Stanley Webster, •124
Teaching the Art of Swimming, Lambert Cowell, 85
Tearing Rags and other Fabrics, Charles Nightingale, 179
Telegraph Cables, John Mackintosh, 368 Tell-Tale Clock, M. A. F. Mennons, 463 Self-Acting Temples for Looms, John Elce and John Leech, 15S Temples for Looms, A. V. Newton, 217 Testing the Strength of Materials, J. H. Johnson, 48
Textile Fabrics, Adam Murray and William Pollard, 293
Textile Fabrics and Materials, David Hogg Saunders, 386
Textile Goods by means of a Frame which Replaces the Jacquard Loom, Sebastien Botturi, 235
Thermometric Apparatus, William Henry Gauntlett, 110
Thermometric, Hydrometric, and Barometric Purposes, George Cumming, 236
Thimble., Charles Iles, 140
Threshing Machines, Joseph Gilbert, 217 Threshing Machines, George Parsons, 103 Threshing W heat, '1 . G. Shaw, 179
Throttle and Mule Spring for Spinning Machines. William Standring, 482 Time-Keepers. Thomas Sherratt, 30 Time-Keeper Dial, showing the Exact Time in Different Countries, P. A. le Comte de Fontstinemoreau, Tooth Powder, Arthur Dunn, 30
Toothed Coverings of Rag Machine Cylinders, John Earnshaw, jun., 13
Transfer Printing, Material for, Jo3eph Clover and John Bold, 217
Transmitting Motion, M. Henry, 293 Transparent Photographic Pictures and their Application to Stereoscope; Jacques Alexander Ferrier, 254
Self-acting Trap Doors for Mines, Robert Rennie, 48
Trenching and Cultivating Land, J. Bethell, 368
Frees of Riding Saddles, William FAlmonson Jones, 103
Trucks, James Hopkins and George Pearce, 13
Trunks and Boxes, Edward Kirk, James Leadbetter, and Charles Wilson, 31 Treating Agava, American or Mexican Grass, and the Manufacture of a New Fabric therefrom, Varner, Staufen, 217
Treating Auriferous, Argentiferous, or other Nletallic Ores, Edouard Primard, Treating Certain Ores and Alloys, William Henderson, 329
Treating Flax and other Vegetable Fibres, Edward Brasier, 31
Treating Gutta Percha, Horace Ilollister Day, 31
Treating Iron Ores, H. Bessemer, 4.15 Treating Madder, &c., Simon PincolTs. 48 Treating Madder for Printing, also in the Preparation of silk, James Wright, 463 Treating and Dressing, Rice, Isidore Charles Cloet, 254
Treating Manganese Ores, Thomas Richard. son, 463
Treating Phormium Tenax, Joseph Gibbs, 310
Treating or Preparing and Boiling Rags, John Robertsan, 13
Treating and Purifying Water, John Fordred, 103, 445
Treating the Rhubarb Plant, Josiah Wright, Alfred Wright, and Francis Roberts, 43 Treating and Smelting of Iron Ores, H. 13essemer, 445
Treating Strips of Steel for Hardening and Tempering, John WriAt, 349
Treating and Winding Silk from the Cocoon, Arsene Auguste Olivier, 48
Treatment and Application of Superheated Steam, W illiarn Bunks, 413
Treatment of Cast Steel while Passing from the Molten State into that, of being Hardened or Tempered, and which, with certain Variations, is Applicable to the Making of Tools or Ingots, Perry G. Gardiner, 217
Treatment of Certain Textile Fabrics, Daniel Jones Crossley, 158
Treatment of Fatzy Matters for the Manufac. tore of Candles, William Armand Gilbee, 103
Treatment. of Iron Ore (Crude Iron) for the Production of Iron and Steel, Gustav Ru-minghaus, 274
Treatment of Ornamental Fabtics, John Richard Cochrane, 445
Treatment of Certain Compounds of Silica, Alumina, Sodium, or Potash, Hartley Kenyon, 15S Treatment of Liquors containing ('ombina. tions of Sulphur with Ammonia, Alexander Angus Croll, 67
Treatment of Moulds for Casting Metals, Andrew Walker and Thomas Walker, 254 Treatment of Sewerage, William Thomas Manning, 463
Treatment and Use of Grains, &c., Elijah Slack, 4:,2
Treatment of Yarns, William Todd, 13 Tubes and Cylinders of Copper, Alexander Parkes, 445
Tubes used in Spinning and Doubling Machinery, George James Wainwright, and Charles Timothy Bradbury, 293
Tumbler Key and Lever Tumbler Lock, Thomas Saunders, 293
Tunnels under Water, Arthur Folson, 30 Turning or Reducing Substances, Thomas Hamilton, and James Hamilton, 36S Tuyeres for Railway and other Wheels, James Jackson. 293
Tyre for Wheels, Francois Jules Blanc, 217
Umbrella and Parasol Furniture, John Ru. fiery, 309
Umbrellas and Parasols, \V illiam Holland, 30 Umbrellas and Parasols, S. Fox, 41
Umbrellas and Parasols, A. V. Newton, 15S Umbrellas and Parasols, J. Rubery, 4s2 Umbrellas and Parasols, Thomas Rutter and James Banister, 31
Umbrellas and Walking Canes, Simon Solomon, 163
Unmakiniz Rope, M. Henry, 319
Upright Pianoforte Actions, Frederick Oetz. mann, and Thomas Luis Plumb, 140
Valve Arrangements of Engines, W. E. Newton, 179
Valve Gear of Locomotive and other Engines, Charles Patrick Stewart, and David Graham Hope, 85
Valves and the Chambers connected therewith, William Smith Wheatcroft, and James Newton Smith, 235
Valves and Traps, Fennell Harbert Allmann. 320
Varnish, Improved, M. A. F. Mentions, 38G Varying the Length and Reversin4 the Direction of the Throw of Eccentrics, A. V. Newton, 217
Vegetable Matters, W. J. Cantelo, 179 Vehicle Wheels, 1.. de Cristoforis, 386 Velvets, Richard Shiers, jun., 254 Ventilating, John Bertwhistle and Daniel Bertwhistle, 140
Venting Casks and Preserving them from Bursting, Daniel Joseph Daly, 30 Ventilating Coal Mines, Joseph M. Paule, 123 Ventilating Ships and other Places, Florentin Delmas, 85
Ventilators for Chimneys, Frederick Mortimer Butler, 330
Vessels Propelled by Screw Propeller, 'William Macnab, 445
Vessels for War and Revenue Purposes, George Rennie, 293
Vices, R. A. Brootnan, 103
Violin and other Stringed Musical Instruments of a similar Nature, Nicholas Gustave Im-bert Dc Laphaleque, 254
Wagons Applicable to the Transport of Troops on Land and Water, Joseph Francis and Charles Mangy, 482
War Weapon, William Eardley Richards, 463
Warping, or Dressing and Winding on Yarns or Threads, John Wulnisley and Thomas Howard, '251
Warming Milk, William Nicholls, 217 Washing Coals and other Minerals, George C. Greenwell and William Selby, 482
Washing or Churning, John Mclsaac, 236 Washing and Cleansing, James Lamb Hancock, 85
Washing Clothes, which Apparatus is also applicable to Churning, Thomas Bradford, 251
Washing and Drying Apparatus, M. A. F. Mennons, 445
Washing Machines, Richard Davies, 329 Washing Machine, Charles Barnard and John Bishop, 330
Washing Machines, Joseph England, 329 Washing Machines, Peter Gatabitass, 414
Washing Machine, David .1 Lee, 271
ashing Machines, I homers Robsoi., 274 Washing Machinery, John Jukes, 67 Washing and Preparing.Textile Fabrics, Malcolm Macdonald, 31 1Vashing and Scouring Household Linen, Murdoch McKay and Lewis Rose, l4)
Washing Substances, T. Hardeastle, 386 Washing Textile Fabrics, T. Hirdc.sstle, 179 Washing and ‘Vringing Machines, Thomas George Shaw, 179
Watches, Phillip Bettie, 463
Watches and Keys for the same, John Agar and William Agar, 103
Water Closets, Self-Cleansing, Thomas Bullock, 30
Water Gauges, James Sutcliffe, 30
Water Gauges for Steam Boile:s, Datus Ensign Rugg, 85
Water Gauges for Steam Boilers, Isaac Storey and John Henry Storey, 349
Watering Pots, and Apparatus for Watering Surfaces, William Palmer, 48
Weapon to be used either as a Sword or as a Pistol, Edward Deane, 349
Weighing Grain, G. Davies, 31
Weighing Machines, Julius Scbonemann, 140 Weighing Ships' Anchors, Louis Letournel, 254
Weighting the Yarn-beam in Looms, Richard Bolton, 140
Weft Yarn of Carpets, John Brinson and James Crabtree, 482
Wellington Boots, Lockington St. Lawrence Bunn, 31
V caving, Alexander Whyte, 264
Weaving, Richard Watson, 293
Weaving, Jonas Craven, 386
Weaving, Isaac Whitesmith and William Whitesmith, 30
Weavings in Bobbin Net or Twist Lace Machinery, William Crofts, 254
Weaving Carpets, John Carter and Brook Hodgson, 44
Weaving Woollen Damasks, William Irving Holdsworth. 158
Wheels and Axle boxes, G. T. Bous6eld, 31 Wheeled Carriages, Peter Macpherson, 140 Wheels for Carriages on Railways, Lucien Arbel, 349
Wheels formed of Cast Metal, William Grind. ley Craig, 329
Whip Socket, Henry Brown and William Brown, 329
White as a Basis of Colour, Louis Frederic Ernest Ciceri, 482
Wigs and Bracelets, George Speight, 293 Wind Musical Instrument, Stanislas Jules: Count Ostrorog, 482
NV inding Apparatus for Hauling Ploughs, Ed. ward Hayes, 293
Winding Machines, and in the Bobbins Employed therein, John Horrocks, 424 Winding and Unwinding Ropes and Cables, Felton Charles Kirkman, 368
Winding up Watches, Joseph Glizard, 482 Winding Worsted on to Creel Bobbins of Car. pet Looms, John Everard Barton. 123 Working Windlasses, George Daniel Davis, 217
Alexander Amand Noel, Depin-hay.Pre. Hamon, Windmills, Augustin Train Adrivn Laugere, 293
Window Blinds, John George Newberry. 103 Window Sashes, Clement Lawrence %Vest, 445
Windows, Benjamin Sh •183
Wine and Brandy, Artificial. M. Ilenry,-329
Winnowing or Corn Dressing Machines, %Vit. Liam Sawney, 30
Wire, 1. Cocker, 329
Wire, S. Vox. 13
Wire Ropes, Archibald Smith, 179
Wood Screb.., Milking, J. '1'. Pitman. 48
Wool Combing, John Speight, S5
Working and Moulding Clay, Ernest Auguste Bourry, 6;
Working Steam lingine;, Thorns% Moy, 85
Working the Valves of Steam Hammers, J. Eastwood, 349
'Working the Valves of Steam•enginet, John and henry Sharp Grantham, 1O Wrenches, David Harcourt, 346
Wringing Machines, William Scott Underhill. 13
Wrought-iron Beams, Edward Vipers, 32)
Wrought-iron Girders, A. V. Newton, 3$6

Abstracts of Specifications. List of Names.

Abbot, James, jun., Richard Handley Thomas, John Young, Roll Turner, and James Edward Hunt, Blooming iron, 465
Aberdein, William Charles, Fastener and Stud for Collars, 388
Abernethy, James, Breakwaters, 260
Adam, Robert, Repairing and Finishing Threads or Yarns, 291
Adam, William. ati.d John Stewart Temple. ton, Weaving Looped and Pile Fabrics, 218
Adams, John, a Minie or other Rifle-sight, 69 Adams, William Bridges, Buildings, 142
Adamson, Robert, and Richard Holland, Looms for ‘Veaving, s6
Adcock, Henry, Steam Boilers, 310
Adler, Elkan, Spring Bed Bottoms, 181 Adler, Elkan, and Robert Parker Abernethy, Cleaning Knives and other similar Articles, 311
Adler, Elkan, and Francis Barber, Cleaning Knives and other similar Articles, 311
Adshead, Thomas Sidebottum, and Abraham Holden, Carding Cotton and other Fibrous Materials, 255
Aflieck, Thomas, Pulping Coffee, 114
Agar, Nathan, Connecting Spindles of Lxks and Latches, 107
Agar, NV ilson, Hulling and Cleaning Rifle, 350
Aitchison, Robert Ker, Amalgamation of Pre. cious Metals, 107
Aitken, John, Furnaces for Melting Materials, 389
A iilewood, John,Hat and Umbrella Stands,427
Akan, Emile, Twisting and Spinning Cotton and other Fibrous Materials, 160
Aldebert, Isaac, Shackle for the Springs of Carriages, ISO Alden, Timothy, Setting and Distributing Printing Types, 51
Alderton, William Adams, Spindles for Door Locks, 407
Aldis, Elijah, Cramps for Flooring, 447 Alexander, Edwin Cowley, Fulminating Powder, 332
AllaIre, Simon Martin, Hats, Caps, and Bon. nets, 295
Arnie5, Nathaniel Jones, Polishing and Finishing Yarns or Threads, 255
Amirs, Nathaniel Jones, Polishing and Finish. ing Yarns, 131
Anderson, James, Gathering in the Manufacture of certain kinds of Glass, 238
Anderson, Jaines, Treatment of Maize or Indian Corn, 370
Anderson, Sir James Caleb, Locomotive and other Carriages, 255
Anderson, John, Protecting Floating Batteries against Projections, 32
Anderton, Frederick William, and Joseph Beauland, Facilitating the Consumption of Smoke, 13
Angiselin, Modeste, Travellers' W /Itch. 276 Antoitaiette, A linable, Artificial Flower., Antral), Augustin Leopold, %% irks of Candles and Lamps, bl/
Apperly, James, and William Clissold, Carding Engines and Condensers, 44/
Appieby, Richard, Washing Machines, 141 Armistead, Henry, Picker to be used in Power Looms fur W taring, 255
Armitage, William, and I lenry Lea, iron, 333
Armstrong. William George, Ordnance. 143 Arrowsmith. Peter Bothwell. and Robert Caunce, Carding Fibrous Materials, 484 Arthur, Gabriel, Bricks, and other Articles Of Earthenware, 332
Ashby, William, Water Wheels 406 406
Atkin, Isaac, and Marmaduke Miller. Folding Fabrics, 5u Atkin, Isaac, and Marmaduke Miller, Dividing Lace, 256
Aubert, Louis Desire, Securing Rails in the Chairs, 446
Amiens, Anthony, Moulds for Loaves of Sugar, 257
Austen, John, Extracting Silk, 294
Avery, John, Purifying Bituminous Oils, 257
Avery, John, Preserving Butter, 257
Avery, John. Washing Machine, 407
Avery, John, Grinding Corn, 427
Ayckbourn, Frederick. Stockings. 50
Ayles, Thomas. and Robert Andrews Ales, Ships and other Vessels Navigating on Water, 105
Bagshaw, John, and John Paino Harris, Medicinal Mixtures adapted for Curing Diseases In Cattle, 87
Bailey, Joseph Sharp, Combing Wool, 32 Bailey Julien Louis Guillaume, Winding up Clocks, 34
Baird, John. Planting Potatoes. 69
Baker, Charles Henry. Signal Alarum. 275 Baker David, Paper, 52
Baker, D., Compounds of Alumina and Mag; nesia, 162
Baldwin, Thomas, Indicators for Registering Pressure, 369
Balestrina, Pier Alberto, Electric Telegraphs, 106
Ball, Henry, Repeating and other Fire-Arms. 370
Ball, Thomas, Warp Fabrics suitable for the Manufacture of Gloves. 218
Ball. T.. Portable Oven. 182
Ball, T., and John Wilkins. Looped Fabrics, 69 Banks. John, Life Preserver, adapted also to the Preservation of Property, 21$
Banks, William, and John Banks, Washing Textile Fabrics, 256
Bannister, Joseph James, ‘Vatch and Pro.. perty Protector Pocket, 181
Baranowski, Jean Joseph, Signalling upon Railways. 265
Barber, Harby, Knitting Machinery, 160 Barber, John, Compound Printing Mandrils, 219
Barcroft, Barnard, Dyeing and Printing, 370 . a. den. James Smith, Aaron Watkins Rockw. od. Holmes 1 linkiey, and Daniel Franklin Child, Hydraulic Engines, 408
Bard t u, Jean Louis Frederick, Ornamentation, 237
Barker, James, Propeller for Ships, 3G9 Barker, Stephen, Steel, 313
Barlow Charles, Co' nsiiminz the Smoke and Gases of Furnaces, and Furnishing a Hot Air Blast, 310
Barlow, ‘Vm. Henry,' and Henry Woodhouse. P,rmanent Way of Railways, 104
Barlcm, W., H. and William Hemingway Mil is, Pi', I:1 anent NV ay of Railways, .106 Barlow, W. IL, and J.kinos Samuel, last-Iron Sleepers for Railways, 218
Barnes, Charles Richard, Hulling Grain, 331 Barnes. Edward F., Telegraphic instruments called " Einbossine Telegraphs, 371
Barnett, George, Fasteners for Parts of Garments, 181
Barnett, Louis. Garments, 351
Barraclutigh, James Samson, Grinding Dye-wares, S1
Bar'anti, Eugene, and Felix Matteucci, Motive Po%ser from Gases. 443
Barsham, John, Mats or Fabrics used for Packing, 86
Bartcau, Pierre Alexandre, Gabriel Guy, and Charles Corroy, Artificial Stone. 370 Bartholomew, Charles, and John Heptinstall, Rolling Tuyeres and Hoop. for Wheels, -11J6 Bartholomew, George, Tanners' and Cornets'
Knives, 339
Barton, Luke, and Elwin Stanley Brooks, Knitted Fabrics, 237
Batchelor, Henry, Steam Boilers, 13 Baudouin, Felix Nbrie, Conductorsof Electric Telegraphs, 311
Bauwens, Felix Lleven, Distilling Fatty Matters, 162
Bay!I%, Charles, Roads and Ways, particular' y applicable to Populous Cities and Crowded Thoroughfares. 236
Beaver, Louis, Propelling Vessels, 32 Beaume'nil, Pierre Victor, and Charles Erhard, NVheels for Railway and other Carriages, 310
Beaumont, Edward 131ackett, Lamps and Apparatus used in Coal Mines, 312
Becker, Johann Philippe, Silvering Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral Objects, 408 Bedson, George, Coating and insulating Wire, 88
Bedson, G., Coating Iron and other Metal. 108
Belson. (., Coating Metal with Metal and Metallic Compounsts, 162
Beech, John, and John Williams, Securing the Rails of Itailwas in their Chairs. 310 Beech, NVilliain. Generating and Applyipg Nlotive Power. 427)
Belton. Jean Baptiste. Mordants, 3.48
Belshaw, Joseph, Knit Fabrics. 370
Bennett, John, Joint fir Fishing Rode, &c., I S2
Bennett, Richard, Papering Needles, 409 Benoist, Jean Jaques < onstant, Applying Marks on Paper for Postal l'urposes, 312 Berger, Emmanuel, and Jules Edouard Matile, Beatirg and Brushing Carpets, 256 Bernard, Julian, Fastenings for Unitmg Wood and other Materials, 161
Bernard. J.. Boots and Shoes or other Cover. ings the Feet, 113
Besse, Levi, Trucks for Locomotive Engines 3)I6
Bersemer. Henry, Iron and Steel, 108
Best, Robert. Illumination, 161
Bethune, Donald, Consuming Smoke in Cbirn•
ne)s and Furnaces, 310
Bethune. 1) Presenting Smoke in Furnaces, 461
Beiteley. Joseph. Lifting and Working Anchors, It°
Bickford, John, Cutting Gutters for irrigating Land, 465
Bieletield, Chaska Frederick, Repairing the Siiriaces of Fibrous and Cementing Mate. nal.. 333
J..1ian, Furnaces and other Fireplaces, 369
Billing, Martin, Metallic Cornice Ends, 332
Binkr, Christopher. Obtaining certain Corn. pounds of Cyanogen. 52
Bioko. C., Treating Ore, Hiram, Benjamin, Machine for Washing Coal and other Minerals, bi Bird, John, Window Ileads and Sill., Lintels, and other similar Parts of Buildings. 10)
Birkby William Beevere, flax and other Fibrous Substances, 14
Bitkine Richard. jun., and Thomas Isaac Bir. kin, Figured lace, 310
Bt.hop, Albert Demerit, Windlasses, 369
Blackburn, Bewsck• :no Blackburn, Isaac. anti Ito .rut Bliekburn„ Engines to he employed in AI:mulcts' ee 112 Blakeley, Alexander Theophilw, Ordnance, 181
Blacklidge. William, jun., and George Read, Churns. 417
Blanc, Julien, Bread and biscuits, 24.0
Blandy Alfred A., Moulding the Plates or Bases of Artificial Teeth, 407
Blittkowt-ki. Gustav Adolph, Breech Loading Firearms, 69
Blumberg, Victor, Billiard Tables, 4S5
Blien, William, Flushing Water-closets and Urinals, 237. Budiuer, Rudolph, Steering Ships, 218
Boimer, it., Safety Valves for Steam Boilers, 350
Bodmer, R., Winding and Doubling Fibrous Substances, 331
Bonney, William Wolfe, substituted for, Argol, and Tartaric Acid, 42S Booth, John Peter, Stuffing for Beds, Couches, 6:c., 398
Borrow, William Geddes, closing Bottles, and other Receptacles, 410
Bottomley, Joseph, Christopher Hodson, and William Fielden, Mules for Spinning, 370 Bougleux, Henry, Steam Boilers, 68
Bourdier, Charles Alexis, and Victor Masso. Ion, Motive Power, 180
Bourne, John, Generation and Application of Motive Power, 293
Bourne, J., Steam Train for Navigating Shallow Rivers, 49. It 5
Bousfielrt, George Tomlinson, Pulverising Clay, 408
Bousfield, (.. 1'., Coating Iron or other Metals with lin, 126
Boustield. ti. T., Lamps adapted for Burning Resin Oil, 143
Boustield, G. T., Sewing Machines, 106 Bousfield, G. '1'., Treating India Rubber and (;utter l'ercha, 313
Bousfli ld, G. T., Looms for Weaving, 14 Boustield, G. T., Compressing Clay applicable to the Manufacture of Bricks, &c., 257 Botigield, G. T., Wheels and Axle Boxes, 04 13olivert. Juan Jacques, and Francoise Isidore Jean Pawed, Smoke Consuming Apparatus, 310
Bowcock, Elias, Cords to be used in Skirts and Petticoats, 143
Bowden, Thomas, Discharging the Water resulting from the Condensing of Steam, used in Apparatus heated by S:eam, 237
powditch, William Renwick, Varnish for Water Colours, sc., 51
Bower, A., Keels of Navigable Vessels, 86 Bower, George, Gus, 218
Bo • er, Joseph, Treating Animal Matters for Manure, 33
Buwer, Leonard, Bolts, Rivets, Spikes, ScrewWanks, Nuts fur Screws, and Washers, 107 Bowley, Robert Kanzow, Boots and other simi:ar Coverings for the Feet, 332
Box, NVilliani Henry, Fishhook, 313
Boyle, Thomas, Outside Reflecting Lanterns, 117
Bradiey, Henry, and Elmit Wray, Beaters used in Threshing NIachines, 237
Bradley, Richard, and NVilliam Craven, Bricks and Tiles, 427
Bradshaw, William Frederick Taylor, Palette and other like Knives, 257
Braithwaite, Frederick, Extracting Iron from Tin Ores, 52
Brandtm, 1.a% ie Hunter, Fastenings for Shut. tees, NA... 332
Braun, Lotii, Caps and such like Articles, 45 Bra. William. '1 rdciion Engines, 49
Brazil, Claranee, and W illiam Nicholas Crum-mack, Looms for Weaving, 111
Brethon, Louis Julien, Draining Pipes, &c., 86
Bridges, Henry, Buffing, Bearing, and Draw Springs, and Buffer Cases ior Railway Purposes, 236
Bridgwoud, Jesse, Connecting Pipes to the Basins of Water-closets and Washhand Basins, 142
Briefly, Henry, Spinning, 311
Briggs, Jesse, Looms for Wealking, 198 BrIzg,, Thomas, and John Starkey, Washing, Wringing, and Mangling, 428
Bright, Charles Tilston, Chirles Do Ilergue,Laying Submarine Telegrapheablei, 333, Broad, James, Application of Papier Machd, 217
Brooks, Edgar, Fire-arms, 322
Brooks, E., Gun Barrels, 465
Brooman, RiehardArchibald,Knitting Frames, 68
Brooman, B. A., Coating Metals with Zinc, 258
Brooman, R. A., Bolts and Rivets, 313 Brooman, R. .A ., Pumps, 485
Brorsman, R. A , Winding and Doubling Fibrous Materials, 68
Broomall, It. A., Portable Buildings, 50 Brooman, R. A., Projectile, 256
Brooman, It. A., Motive Povier, 141
Broomall, It. A., Lubricating Compositions, 107
Brooman, R. A., Sulphate of Soda, 220 Brooman, It. A., Preparing Fibrous Mate. rials, 112
Broomall, It. A., Steam Digging Apparatus, 181
Broornan, R. A., Locks of Fire-arms, 143 BroomAn, R. A., Splitting Leather, 253 Broom!), It. A., Constructing and Heating Buildings, 199
Broomall, It. A.. Steam Windlass and Boiler, 291
Broomall, R. A., F1re.places, 217
Brooman, It. A., a Protective MattIng for Sheltering Plants and other Vegetable Productions, 125
Brooman, 11. A., Preparation of Woollen Hats, Bonnets, and Bodies for Hats and Bonnets, 125
Brooman, R. A., Galvanic Batteries, 70 Brooman, R. A., Petticoats on Circular Looms, 106
Brooman, it. A., Oil for Lighting, and in Lamp Glasses, 106
Brooman, It. A., Lubricating and Preventinz the Beating of Axles in Railway Engines and Carriages, 105
Brooman, It. A., Rotary Steam Engines, 68 Broornan, It. A , Measuring thu Capacity and Contents of Casks, &c., 162
Brooman, It. A , Steam Engine, Ci8
Brooman, It. A., Treating Pile rubrics, 33 Brooman, It. A., Maintaining the ‘1' ater Level in Boilere, 217. Brooman, R. A., Propelling Ships, Boats, and other Vessels, 8t, Brooman, It. A., Under Skirts or Petticoats, 181
Brooman, It. A., Sawing Machinery, 51 Brooman, It. A., Treating and Bleaching Fibrous Vegetable Substances, 313
Brooman, R. A., Elevating Water and other Liquids, 126
Brooman, It. A., Locomotives, 33G Brooman, It. A., Earthenware and other Ceramic Materials, 51
Brooman, It. A., Lifting Jacks, 51
Brooman, R. A , tiasburners, 465
Brooman, R. A., Distilling, .185
Brooman, it. A., Oil Cans, 428
Broomall, ". A , Furnaces, 461
Broom... , It A., Disinfecting Alcohol, 333 Brooman, K A., Driving the Spindles of spinning Frames, 250
Broornan, It. A., Distilling and Rectification of Spirits, '633
Broom-+n A., Mixing, Pressing, and Mould. ing, 333
Brooman, It. A., Refining Sugar, 448
Brown, Henry, Material resembling Ivory, 4.18 Brown, James, Preparing Paper to enable it to receive au Impression from au Engraved Block, 219
Brown, John, Ships' Yards, 32
Brown, J., Prevention of Steam Boiler Explosion', 464
Brown, Thomas, Capstans, 218
Brown, T., and George Parry, Iron, 162 Brown, William, Preparing Tapes for the Market, 2'48
Brown, William Henry, Coffins, 126
Brunel, Bonnet Frederick, Raising Sunken Vessels, 330
Bruton, Charles, sen., Charles Bruton, jun., Francis James Bruton, and Samuel Rogers Bruton, Azure Blue for Domestic Purposas, 219
Bullock, Thomas, Water-Closets, 44T Bunker, Charles J., Life Preserver, 332 Burdon, Joseph Augustus, Producing Expansion in Motive-power Engines, 483 Burke. Michael, Anchors, 13
Burke, M., Mariner's Compasses, 13
Burrell, James, Portable Steam.engines for Agricultural Purpobes, 311
Burrow, Rev. James, Coating Wrought Iron, 389
Burrows. James, Steam Engines, 141
Burslem, William, and John Burslem, Pickers, 160
Burton, John Watson. and George Pye, Press ing and Crushing Fibrous Suliatances, 447 Burton, Thomas. and Simeon Lord, Self-acting Steam 1'ipe Regulator, 3S0
Burton, William Samuel, Rollers or Cylinders for Printing Fabrics, 294
Busson, Claude Antoine, Rotary Engines, 4e6 Bu32tler, Augustus Frederick, Pulping Coffee, Cadiat, Joseph Nicholas Victor, Application of Centrifugal Force in Purifying Minerals, 102 Caddick, James, Thomas 'lemmings, and David Caddick, Puddling and Balling Furnaces. 388
Calbaud, Jean Marie Leonidas, Removing the Fur from Skins, 334
Calvert, Francis Alton, Ginning and Cleaning and Carding Cotton and other Fibrous Materials, 236
Calhcrt, Frederick Crace, StiffeninsT, Sizeing, or otherwise Preparing Textile Fabrics. 105 Cambridge, William Colborne, Winnowing Corn and Separating Seeds, 387
Cambridge, %V. C.. Chain Harrows, 350 Carmel, Charles, Axles, 369
Campbell, Samuel, Preserving Vegetable Substances, 276
Campin, Frederick, Certain Textile Fabrics, 49 124
Carbonino, bole Celestine, Nose Bags, 428 Carlemen, Carl Gustaf, Submerged Propellers, 483
Carnaby, John, Registering Index for Meters, 427
Carr, John, Hackling Fibrous Sub%tances, 426 Carron, W illiam, Nail, Spike, or Bolt, 4b5 Carruthers, John Anderton, Forming the Lease in Size inn or Wearm;, 69
C:irter, David, Cleansing the %%Taste Woollen from such Waste Substances, 447
Cartwriebt, Henry, Application and Mode of Working Eccentrics on Steam-Engines, 141 Carwood. William, Steam- Engines, 14
Cassaignes, Victor, Metallic Pens and Penholders, 220
Cassels. Robert. and Thomas Morton, Iron, 296 Cater, Henry, Steam Boilers, 104
Cato. Peter, and Joseph Betteley, Masts, Yards, and Spars. 160
Cavanna, (icrulamo, Obtaining Motive Power, 350
Cauville, Adolphe Louis, Shoes and Boots, 3111
Cawood, John, James Beeson, William Smith, and Richard Henchicy, Valves of Steam-Engines, 14
Chadwick, David, and Herbert Frost, Measuring Liquids and Ga., applicable also to the Purpose of Obtaining Motive Power, 389
Chamberlain, Amos l'ierce, Cutting Corks, 408
Chamberlain, Henry, jun., Paving or Covering the surfaces of Roads, IU5
Chamberlin, Henry, jun., Ploughing or Cultivating Land, 105
ChamberN, Austin, and William Harrison Champion, Railway Brakes, 141
Chanter, John, and Das id Annan, Furnaces %%hen Moveable Fire-bars are used, 330 Chappeilpotts, George, Cleaning Casks, 162 Chapuis, t'ierre Benoit, Ribbons, 4s4
Chastagnon, Marius, Tuyeres for Blast Furnaces, 296
Chatel, Charles, Blinds, Screens, and Reflectors, 38S Chaucer, John, and John Wakefield, Boxes or Furnaces of Locomotive Engine Boilers, 85 Cli2 edgey, John, Mangling, or Pressing Goods, 77
Cheetham, David, Steam and other Boilers, S5
Cheetham, D., Preparing, Spinning, and Reel. ing Cotton, ac., 160
Cheethain, James Kinder, and Thomas Southworth, Sluing Yarn, '236
Chiboall, James Russell, Consuming Smoke, 123
Childs, William, jun.. Expansible Boxes, 312
Chowen, George, Preventing further Casualties on the Goodwin Sands, 161
Chrimes, Richard, Regulating the Pressure of 87
Christie, Hector, Finishing Threads and Yarns, 160
Clark, Arthur, Signal Lamps, 105
Clark, I.:di% in, Floating Docks, 107
Clark, E., Raising Ships out of the Water for the Purpose of Examination and Repair, 107
Clark, Henry, Rotary Engines, 461
Clair, Joseph Etienne Marie Jean, Propelling. 464
Clark, Josiah Latimer, Lighting Coal Mines, 312
Clark, William, Sheet Glass, 200
Clark, W., Midway Chairs, 160
Clark, W., Silk, .117
Clark, W., Air and Waterproof Coatings, 50
Clark, \V., Preparation of Murexide, 465
Clark, \V., Indicating the Pressure of Steam, 31u Clark, \V., Embroidering, 384
Clark, William Steitinius, Grating Substances, 182
Clark, W. S., and Benjamin Moore, Churns for Producing Butter. 447
Clark, W. S., Artificial lcei, 485
Cl965ark, W. S., Cleaning and Polishing Knives, Clark, W. S., Copying Presses, 985
Clark, W. S., Printing Presses, 485
Clark, William Thomas, Metallic Spring Mattress, 295
Clarke, George Miller, Moulded Candles, 16
Clarke, Samuel, Candles and Night Lights, 313
Claus, Frederick Charles, Obtaining Tin from the Scraps of 'finned Sheet Iron, 53
Clay, Portable Printing Iiistruments,51
(;lay, W illium, Iror, and Steel, 371
Clayton, Thos., Ornarnent.ng and Embossing \% ood, Leather, &c., 20'i Cochrane, Charles, Heating of the Blast for Blast Furnaces, .111, 141
Cochrane, John Richard, Ornamental Fabrics, 406
Cocker, Jame4, Wire, &c., 182
Codet.Negrier, Jean Leonard, Boots,;Shoes, Harness, &e., 465
Cogan, Henry, Adjustable Connexion applicable to Agricultural Implements, 447 Colborne, Williams Portable Railway, 13
Cole. James Edward, Rig, and in Working the Sails of Square Sail Vessels. 255
Colladon, Daniel. Boring and Cutting Stone, Earth, and other like Substances. and for Ventilating the Places where such Machinery is employed, 371
Collier, George. Piled Fabrics, 14
Collier, George, Preparing Printed Yarns for Manufacture into Fabrics. 484
Collins. John. Furnaces and Flues, 369 Collins, William Henry, Attaching Knobs to Spindle*. 276
Collyer, Robert Hanham, Cleaning and Puri. tying Wheat and Grain, 276
Combe. John, Power Looms, 181
Constance, Francois, Casting and Finishing Types and Vignettes used for Printing, 108 Coolant. Alphonse, !Forging and Rolling Iron Wheels for Railways, 426
Cook, Charles, Generating Draughts in Chimneys. 69
Cook, Edward, and James Stokes. Metallic Bedsteads. 2:sti Cook, James Edgar. Prevention of the Decay of Ships' Bottoms, 946
Cooke. Joseph, and %% illiam Cooke, Rotary Machine, 104
Cooke, Thomas, Ventilator for Omnibuses. and Apparatus for Actuating the same, 105 Cooke, John Tertius, Knobs. Roses, and Es. cutcheons used for Doors, 370
Cooke, William, Ventilating, 161
Cooley. Robert Barlow, Knitted Fabrics, 160 Cooper. James Davies, Engraved Surfaces for Surace Printing, 257
Cooper, Daniel, Thomas Wood Heaton, and Thomas Lee Langshaw, Ventilation, 125 Cooper, George Pate, Shirt Collars, G9
Corms, Auguste Fournier des. Lamps, 15 Comes, John, Chaff.cuttiog Machines. 14 Cornides, Louis, Gelatine and Glue, 46:, Cory, William, jun., Coke. 389
Colima, Louis le Chevalier, Stable Fittings, 405
Cotterill, Edwin, Preventing the Picking of Ordinary Locks, 428
Coulon. Pascal Florentin, Velveting Paper and Textile Fabrics, 465
Coureng, Henry Felix, Paper, 333
Coutts, John, Uniting Metallic Substances, 339
Coward, Richard Atkinson. Screws or Submerged Propellers, 218
Cowhurn, Thomas, Jonathan Preston, and Jeremiah Shetlock, Regulating and Indicating the Pressure of Steam, &c., 141 Cowper, Charles. Electro Plating, 15
Cowper C., Preparing Solutions and Extracts of the Colouring Matter of Madder for Dyeing, 448
Cow per. C., Electro Plating and Depositing tetals, 371
Cowper, C., Making Drains, 161
Cowper, C., Artificial Leather, 238
Cowper, C., Shot and Shells for Rifled Ordnance. 276
Cowper, Edward Alfred, Furnaces for Heating Air, 448
Cox, Nathaniel, Railways, 447
Cox. Richard Reeves. Artificial Fuel, 51 Craddock, Thomas, Steam Engine and the Steam Boiler, 350
Craddock, T.. Steam Engines and Steam Boilers, 203
Cranstoun, George Cranstoun Trotter. George Young, and John Lovell, Generating Steam, 104
Crawford, George, Pianofortes. 427
Crawford, John, Heating and Cooking Apparatus, 3S7
Craw Icy, John, sen., Collars and Wristbands, 161
Crepswell, George Henry, Supplying Ink for Stamps, 448
Creswell, Randall, Grease Boxes for Axles, 485
Creswell, It., Carpets. NVearing Apparel, Sm., 484
Crickmay, Charles, Breech.loading guns and pistols, 142
Crigliton, William, and Peter Foxcroft, Preparing Fibrous Substances, 331
Croll, Alexander Angus. Coat Gas, 50
Cr4ompton, Henry, Stretching Woven Fabrics, 81
Crook, James, Looms for Weaving. 160 Crook, John Rowland, Hat Tips applicablo to to Hat Boxes, 181
Crook, Samuel Thomas, Articles of Iron, 331
Crooker, Matthew Augustus. Paddle ‘1' 255
Crosland, James Stead, Locomotive and other Steam Engines, 101
Crossley, John, Grinding and Smoothing Glass. 485
Crossley. J., Smoothing Glass, 312
Cruikshank. John, Rolling Iron and Steel Wire. 182
Cudworth. James Janson, Locomotive Boiler Furnaces, 273
Cumine, James Andrew, and Colin Hunter, Etectro-magnetic Engines and Batteries, 2!9
Cunningham, Henry Duncan Preston, Sails, 198
Curtls,William Joseph.Facilitating Passengers Ascending and Descending from the Roofs of Omnibuses, 369
Curtis, W. J., Railway Axle-tree Boxes, GS Dandraut, Achille Constantine, Preserving Organised Animal and Vegetable Matters, 62
Dangerfield, John, Chains, 126
Dan Leeming. Charles Crossley, and John Crossley. Heating, and in Taps to be employed, 182
Dance, George, Pierre Fortune Victor Mouil-lard. and Pierre Adrien Mercier, Heating by Gm, 218
Daore, George, Pierre Fortune Victor Mona-lard, and Pierre Adrien Mercier, Carbonic. Ang Substances for the Production of Gas, 38 Darby, Charles Edward, Gases generated in Blast Furnaces. 409
Davenport, Thomas William, and Samuel Cole,Ornamenting Articles in Papier Mach6 and Charcoal, 200
Davis, George. Name Plate. 33
Davies, Charles David, Substitute for Hair, 485
Davies, David, Steps for Carriages. 198
Davies. George. el(-inking Stamp for Printing Cards, Labels, 257
Davies, G., Laying Underground Telegraph Wires, 351
Davies, John, Rollers or Cylinders to be employed for Printing, 387
Davy, Joseph, and William Bentiy, Looms for Weaving Fibrous Substances, 370 Dawson, Alfred, Wrought Iron Cocks Suitable for Water, Steam. or Gas, 386
Day. John Rock. and Joseph Lester I-links, Attaching Knobs and Handles, 86
Day. IN ilham Charles, Portmanteaus, 256 Arcet. Jean Eugene Distilling and Recti-()log Tar and otherMatters, 312
De Bergue, Charles, Laying the Permanent W ay of Railways, 159
De Bergue, Marine Steam Engines. 160
Uo Biaquiere, Witham Barnard, Connecting the Ends of Cables, 485
De hussy, Charles, the Reduction of Zinc Ores, 143
De Fermini, Gustave Perez, Artificial Hands, 107
De Granville, Jean Louis, Celestin le Fran. cols, Heating Apparatus, 80
Do Keyser,Polydore. Preventing Horses from Slipping. 369
De Lavigerie, Pierre Ernest Lanaud, Corn. Porters, Scarfs, and other like Coverings for the Neck, 125
De DIarcescheau, Armand Jean Baptiste Louis, Motion to Propelling Apparatus, 49
De Schuttenbach, Anton, Preparing Fatty Matters, 485
Do Zeng, Henry Lawrence, Marine and Fog Signals for Reefs, 233
Dean, Thomas, Looms, 255
Deane, Henry Daniel, Paddle Boards, 330 Deardeo, Henry, Power Looms for Weaving. 310
Decle, Antoine, and Francois Alexandre Drault, Bracelets, 143
Deeley, George, Preventing Explosion of Steam Boilers, 464
Deeley, William Clarke, Reducing Copper Ores, 61
Degrand, Louis Emile Ossian, LenUcular Glasses for Lighting and Reflecting. 219 Dehaynin, Felix, Moulding Artificial Fuel, &c., 51
Delon, Alexander, Buttons. 295
Delsarte, Francois Alexandre Nico1sQ, and Elisee Valin, Pianos and other Stringed Musical Instruments, 106
Denham, Simeon, Delivery of Postage and Receipt Stamps, 257
Dennett„ Charles Colton„ Floors and Ceilings of Buildings, 237
Dennison, John, and Henry Hint. Looms for Weaving, 86
Deplanque, Louis Etienne, Composition for Sharpening and Setting Fine Edged Cutting Instruments, 312
Dering. George Edward, Lighting and Warming Trains of Railway, Carriages, 105 Derriey, Joseph Jules, Lozenge., or Pastilles of Pasty Materials, 257
Desborough, Spendlove. Scaled Flaps of Envelopes and Letter Paper, 408
Desrues. Paul, Purifying Gas, 70
Dethier.Theodore, Knife Cleaner. 141
Desvignes, Peter Herbert, Preparing Flax, Hemp. &c., 142
Devincenzi, Guiseppe. Producing Figures and Designs upon Plates for Printing from, 219
Dick, James Robertson, Window Sashes. 258
Doelling, George Leonard, Screw Threads, 126
Dolby, Henry, and Edwin Thomas Dolby. Pnnting several Colours in Succession on the same Surface, 295
Doleans, Louis Charles. Ornamenting Porcelain, 81c., by Chromo-Lithographic Printing, 409
Donny, Francois, Lamps, 33
Draper, John, Grating and Crushing Salt and Sugar, 16
Draper, Samuel, Retarding and Stopping Carriages on Railways, 198
Dray, William. Ploughs, 125
Drukker. Meyer, Indicating the Passage of Time, 466
Dubois, Julien Charles, Castors. 407
Dudebout. Jean Francois, Looms for Weaving, 124
Duhamel, Hippolite, jun.. Glass, 351
Dumarche, Francois Frederic, Samuel Levy, and Joseph Meyer, Wheels and Axles for Common Road Carriages, 68
Dunbar. Alexander Arthur. Lifting and Disengaging Ships' Boats, 68
Dunnett, Matthew, Embroidering, 388
Duplais, Joseph Hyppol)te, Felt Hats, 418 Durant, Anguish Honour Augustus, Omnibuses, 294
Durant, A. H. A., Ascertaining and Indicating the Number of, and Distance Travelled by, Passengers in Public Carriages, and the Fares Paid, 193
Du)ck, James Edward, Treating Cotton Seed in order to Extract Colour from the Oil obtained therefrom, 2S7
Dyer, Samuel, Ships' Fittings, such as Mast Hoops, Jib Hanks, and Jib and other Travellers, 105
Dyer, S.. Ships' Windlasses. 160
Dyson. George Walter, Tilting Iron and Steel, 238
Eraly, George Douglass, and John William Edmonds, Producing Glass Designs, Figures. and Patterns, 296
Earnshaw, John, jun., Toothed Coverings of Rag Machine Cylinders, 485
Easterbrook, John, and Robert Francis Drury, Drilling and Boring, 408
Ecroyd, William Farrar, Jonathan Heyworth. and George Scary, LOOMS for 1Veaving, 32 Eddington. Alfred, Ploughing, Tilling, and Draining Land, 350
Edridge, John, Hair Pins, &c., 33
Edridge, J., Safety Pins for Ladies' Dress, 67 Edwards, David Owen, Ventilating and Re. moving the Products of Combustion of Fuel, 199
Edwards, Edmund. and Edward Beadier, Washing or Cleansing Mineral and other Substances, 314
Edwards. Edward. Chains for Cables and other Purposes, ISO Edwards, Joseph Slatterle, Preparation and Novel Application of a certain Foreign Fruit as an Article of Food. 220
Edwards, Thomas, and Daniel Rowley, Rolling Taper Bars, 107'
Effertz. Peter, Making Bricks, 447
Eisteben. Julius Frederick Philipp Ludwig Von Sparre, Separating Substances of Different Specific Gravities. 448
Elce,lohn, and Samuel liartley, Moulding,16, 200
Elce, J., and John Hewitt, Mules for Spinning, 124
Eley, Edward, Pipes for Heating Purposes, 428 Elliott. John, Rivets, Bolts, Spikes, &c., 61 Ellis, Joseph, Artificial Stone, 427
Ellis, Thomas, India-Rubber and Gutta-Percha, 143
Ellis, Witham lrlam, Steam Engines, 446 Emery, Richard. Agricultural Implemelits. 14 England, Joseph, Washing and Wringing NVoven Fabrics, 311
Engledue, John Ralph, and 'William Cullis, Ventilator*, 426
Engstrom, Carl Christian, Projectiles for Rifle Guns and Mortars, 67
Ermen, Godfrey, and Francis Spencer, Bands, or Bolts for Driving Machinery, 198
Eskholme, Geotge, and Henry Wilkes. Preventing Waste of Water from Service Pipes, 87
Eskholme, O., and 11. Wilkes, Ball or other Cocks, 103
Evans, John Campbell, Railway Rolling Stock, 275
Fairbairn, Peter, and Thomas Marsden, Heck. ling Fibrous Materials, 370
Farrar, James, Regulating the Pressure and Flow of Gas. 125
Faulkner, Samuel, Carding Cotton and other Fibrous Substances, 237
Fay, C.. Railway Carriages and Brakes, 31 Fetus, Joseph, Oil Cans, 162
Fenton, James, Connecting the Feed Pipes of Locomotive Engines and Tenders, 1.0 Ferro, Francesco. Paper from a Vegetable, 52 Field, James Richard, Julius Goodman and Louis Goodman, Trousers. 199
Fielding, Joseph, Steam Pipes or Cylinders used for Heating and Drying, 200
Fielding, J., Steam Pipes for Heating and Drying, 428
Finch, Edward, Railway BrAke!. 294 Findlater, William, and William Keetley, Carriages, 218
Firth. Josiah, and Joseph Crabtree, Power Looms, 160
Fitton. Frederick Alexander, Preparing and Doubling Fibrous Substances. 237
Fitton, Richard. and Samuel Hall, Spinning Fibrous Substances, 387
Fitzgibbon, Abraham. Rails for Railways, 406 Fontainemoreau, Peter Armand le Comte de. Producing Expansion in Power Engines, 464 Fontaluemoreau, P. A. le Comte de, Preservation of Alimentary Subltances, 387 Fontainemoreau' P. A. le Comte de, Consum. ing Furnaces. +16
Fontainemoreau, P. A. le Comte de, Window Shutters, 199
Fontainemoreau, P. A. le Comte de, Float;
ing Submerged Bodies. 464 Fontainemoreau, P. A. le Comte de, Motive Power, 350
Fontainemoreau, P. A. le Comte de, Railway Signal Apparatus, 13
Fontalnemoreau, P. A. to Comte de. Moving and Transporting Heavy Bodies, 334 Fontainemoreau. P. A. le Comte de, FireArms and Bullets, 106
Fontainemoreau, P. A. le Comte de, Hydraulic Motor, 406
Fontainemoreau, P. A. to Comte de, Separating Calcareous Rocks, 465 Fontainemoreau. P. A. le Comte de, Finger and other Rings, 199
Fontainemoreau, P. A. le Comte de, Motive Power, 13
Footman, William, Burners and Shades Reflectors, 182
Ford. Henry William, Facilitating the Draught and Locomotion of Carriages. 426
Forrest, Alexander, Belt or Band Fastenings. 161
Forsyth. Georgc.Steam Cooking Apparatus,258 Forsyth, Thomas, Locomotive and othei Steam Engines, 68
Forte:cue, John. Furnaces of Bakers' Ovens for the Purpose of Consuming Smoke, 125 Fortune, Nicholas, Knife Handles, 87
Foster, William, Petticoats, 15
Foster. W ., Worsted and Woollen Yarn, 465 Fouche, Victor, Paper from Bass or Bast, 219 Foucher, Louis Leon, Type, 200 Foulkes:Abel, Gloves, 448
Fournier. Benoit Amedee, Preventing Acci. dents by Collision, 331
Fowler, David Hamilton, Steam Boilers. 85 Fowlef.John, jun., Robert Burionsand Thomas Clarke. Arrangement to Facilitate the Movement of Locomotive Cairiages on Common Roads. 483
Fox John, Music Scale and Musical lnstru. menu, 388
Fox, Samuel, Hardening and Tempering Steel Wire, and in Straightening Wire. Fox, S. Flat Steel Wire, 485
Fox, William, Steel Pens, 485
Fox; John, Music Scale. 258
Francis, Aliked,Fastening Shutters and Doors, 311
Frawcis Henry, Ploughing and Working Land, 276
Francis, John Henry. and Robert Ord, Cleaning Casks. 409
Freeby, Thomas Wright Gardener, Syphons, 371
Fulton, Hamilton Henry, and Thomas Bodley Etty. Propelling, Driving, Sec., 169
Gale, William Sullivan, Rendering the Joints of Engines or other Machinery Steam or Fluid-tight, 29$
Galion, Robert Cameron, Giving Alarm to the Inmates of Dwelling Houses in Cases of Burglary. 87
Gandini, OdoardO. Indicating Target, 161 Garaud, Florentine, Transmitting Motion, and Means of Stopping It immediately, 141 Garnett, John, Corsets, 370
Gatti7, Agostino, A rtidcial Flowers and Fruits, 40
Geajola, Charles Emile, Moderator Lamps, 266
Gedge. 'John, Gas Retorts in the Furnaces of Steam-engines. 104
Georges, Edouard Vincent Jules Laurent, Preserving Animal Substances for Food, 52 Geyelin, George Kennedy. Oscillating Spring Laths for Beds, 388
Giandonati, Rafaello Louis, Over Shoes, 15 Gibbs, Joseph, Extracting Gold and Silver from their Matrices, b7
Gibson, Robert, Signalling on Railways, 32 Gilbee. William Armand, Treating Beet-root for the Manufacture of Vinegar, 51
Gilbee, W. A., Reeflog and Iteduciog ,Top• sails, 369
Gilroy. James, Applying Starch or other Semifluid Matter by.Machinery to Woven Fabrics, 142
Gimson, Josiah, Preventing the Explosion of Steam Boilers, 310
Girard, Hippolyte BenIgne, Insulating Telegraphic ‘v ires, &c., 276
Glaysher. Henry, Steam-engine, Boiler, and other Furnaces. 236
Glew, John Henry, Fastening Ladies and Gentleman's Boots and Shoes, 182
Glover, Joseph, and John Bold, jun., Photography as applied to Dials and Pictures, 200 Glover, W., Looms for Weaving, 275, 3S7 Godet, Auguste, Reefing Sail., 180
Godwin, Arnold, Fixing the Tubular Flues of Steam Boilers, 85
Goode, Samuel Jabez, Depositing Metallic Alio): by Electricity, 276
Goodfellow. Benjamin. zteam Bolters, 31 Goodman. Henry Horace. Locks, 50 Goodman, John, Holding together Letters, :cc , 182
Goodman, A. Niers, and L. Goodman, Caps, 70
Goodyear, Charles, Waterproof Boots and Shoes, 311
Goodyear, C., Waterproof Fabric, 310 Goodyear, C., lat•pre.erving Apparel, 332 Goodyear, C., jun., Paper Knife, 351
Gorse, 'William, and Samuel Pollock, Bricks, 4b5
Gossage, William, Sulphuric Acid, 15 Gossage, W., Soap, :171
Gossaxe, W , Sulphuric Acid, :.)2
Gomage, NV ., Sulphuric Acid, 8S Gossage, W. Soda and Potash, 219
Graham, John, Steering Apparatus, 294 Graham, Just ph, James Shepherd, and Thomas Whitaker, rower Looms, 142
Grabame, '1 homas, Inland Navigation, 446 Granger, Arthur, Safety Envelope, 312
Grant, William, Hurdles and Gates, 125 Grantham, Richard Boxall, John Grantham, and Henry Sharp, Graving Docks, 350 Granville, ‘‘ illiam 1 lenry Dearing. FireArms, and in the Mode of Loading the same, 351
Gras, Augustin, Motive Power, 6.3
Gratriz, John and Christopher, Looms, R6 Gray, Thomas, Separating Vegetable Fibres from Mixed Fabric, 21S GreareF, Hugh, Coupling Pipes :And Conduits, in the Machinery for Manufacturing the Hoops to be used in Connecting such Pipes, Columns, and Conduits, 257
Green, Daniel, Potters' Kilns, 10S Greco, Henry, Gas Stove, 16i Green, Jacob, Gas-consuming Furnaces, in the Automatic Action of the Dampers of the said Furnaces, 254
Green, J., Furnaces for Burning Combustible Gases under Pressure in the Manufacture of Glass, Scc , 183
Greenhow, Joseph Seelie, Alarum Apparatus when using Electric Currents, 371. Greenslade, William, and James Wood, Brushes especially applicable to Painters' Brushes, 162
Greenwood, Nathan James, Spinning Mules and Slubbing Machines, 256
Greg, Ronert Hyde, Henry Russell Greg, and James Hope, Finishing Yarns, 32
Greves, Charles, Breech Loading Guns and Pistols, 296
Grimson, George, Steam. Engines, 141
Gripper, Edward, Treatment of a Fruit or Vegetable, and in the Application thereof, 277
Gripper, E , Washing and Cleansing Corn, 426
Grist, John, Mash Tuns, 200
Grouse, Michael, Giving Stability to Life-Boats, 180
Groves, Samuel, Organs. 143
Grundy, Dennis, Boots, Shoes, and Clogs, 371 Gunther, Gustav Julius, Preparing Blocks and Stones for Building Purposes, 256
llackworth, John Wesley, Forcing and Exhausting Aeriforin Bodies and Liquids, 465 Iladdan, John Coope, Discharging Projectiles, 332
Haddan, J. C., Iron and Steel. 333
Iladdan, J. C., Smelting and Refining Iron, 333
Haddan, J. C., Smelting Ores, 88
Haddan, J. C., Marine Steam Engines, 141 Haile, John, Nails, 125
Hale, l'hornas, Apparatus for Heating and Ventilating a Building, 1'25
Hale, Thomas Frederick, Tap or Cock, 407 Hale, William, Rolling Iron anti Steel, 257 Hall, Collinson, and Thomas Charlton, Agri. cultural Engines and Implements, Hall, George Joseph, Finishing Fabrics made wholly or partly of Silk, 237
Hall, Henry, Throstles for Doffing the Bobbins, 255
Hall, Thomas Young, Steam Gauges and Water Indicators, 274'
Hallett, Marmaduke William, Securing Windows, &c., 160
Hallett, Samuel, Pianofortes, 388
Halsall, William, and William Hayhurst, Self-acting Temple, I Hamilton, Francis, Charles Burrell, and Jas. Boyden, Combining Ploughs with Locomotive Engines, 121
Hamilton, George, Treatment of Woven Fabrics, 275
Hamilton, James, Coating Iron and other Metals with Metallic Substances, '257
Hands, Johnson, Kilns and in Furnaces and Flues, 334
Hansher, James, Blacking for Polishing Boots, &c., 161
Hansor, James, Consuming Gas, 311 Hardacre, James, Preparing Cotton. 86 Hardey, John. Bruising and Grinding Vegetable Substances, 447
Harding, John, Metallic Ores, 162
Harding, W illiam, Pistol Holders, 965 Hardman, William, and James Dugdale, Preparing Cotton or other Fibrous Materials, 294
Hardstaff, George, Actuating the Brakes of Carriages used on Railways, and for Coupling. 159
Hargreaves, Benjamin, and Abraham Mose-dale, Looms for Weaving, 68
Hargreaves, William, Preparing and Combing Fibrous Substances, 124
Harland, John, Purifying Plastic Clay, 311 Harlow, Robert, Steam Boilers, 104
Harris, James, Stopping or Retarding Railway Carriages and Trains, and Machinery, &c., 105
Harris, J., Lock, 69
Harris, J., Obtaining and Transmitting Motive Power, 68
Harris, Joseph, Lighting Gas for Illumination, 106
Harris, Thomas, Horse Shoes, 330
Harris, T., Refrigerating or Cooling, and Regulating the Temperature in Worts and Beer, which may also be employed as Condensers in Distilling, 107
Harrison, Charles Weightman, Obtaining Light by Electricity, 199, 427
Harrison, George Alexander, Loading Fire Arms, 15
Harrison, John, Railway Signals, 425 Harrison, Thomas, Wooden Pill-Boxes, 333 Harrison, William Harry, Raising Water from Mines, 152
Hart, Saul, Raising and Forcing Water, 161 Hart, Thomas, Lamp-Glass, 447
Hart, William, Signal Lamps, 446
Hartley, William, and Thomas Hardman Farrar, Looms, 218
Hartley, %V ., Spinning Frames for Spinning, 32
Harvey, Henry, and Robert Smith, Raising Sunken Ships, 313
Haswell, John, Railway Carriages, SO Hawkes, Edward, Pipes for Smoking, 407 Hawks, Stephen Wright, Railway Chairs, 180 Hawk ley, George, Heating and Cooling Air, and other Fluids, 257
Ilayeroft, Samuel, Anchors, 86
Hazard, Robert, Heat Extractor, 333
Head, Thomas Howard, and Joseph Wright, Casting Railway Chairs, 255
Heald, Henry, and Arthur Heald, Pickers and Picker Checks, 142
Heald, H., Packing Pickers employed in Looms, 331
Heald, H., and Arthur Heald, Looms and in Pickers, 192
Neale, Edgar, and Mary Ann Ileale, Treatment of Vegetable Substances, 220
Heap, William, Self•acting Slide Lathes, 296 Heather, Alfred, Ferry Boats, 32
Hebdon, William, Testing the Strength of Woven Fabrics, Re., 367
Hecht, Solomon Philippe, Moulds for Tobacco Pipes, 385
Hedgely, Jamos, Lamps for Railway Carriages, :k6
Heinemann, Louis, and Arnold Heinemann, W aterproofing, 387
Heinke, John William, Diving Bell, 238
Hely, Alfred Auustus de Reginald, Burning of Gas, 371
Helyer, Henry Thomas, Bridges and Arched Structures, 181
Hemingway, Abraham, and Thomas Wheatley, slide Valves for Steam Engines, 104 Hemming, Frederick Shand, Treating Peat, and in the Application of the same to various Purposes, 295
Hemming, Samuel, Roofing, 256
Henderson, John, Plain and Figured Fabrics, 275
Henderson, J., 'Writing Instruments, 296 Ilendrie, Robert James, Furnaces, 425
Bendy, J. S., Chimney Tops or Cowls, 142 Henley, Thomas Frederick, Certain Beverages, 88
Henry, Jean Omer, Production of Embossed Surfaces on Wood, 51
Henry, Michael, Winding Weft, 407
Hensel, Adolphe, German Yeast from Flour, 125
Hensel, A., Making Compressed Yeast, 14-1 Henson, Henry Henson, Treating Animal and Vegetable Fabrics. 86
Heppell, George. Ventilating, 409
Heppell, G., Producing Signals in Railway Trains by means of Air, 49
Herrero, Juste, Inking and Stamping Machine 408
Herts, Daniel Benjamin, Stamping and Embossing, 162
Hesketh, William, Looms, 237
Hesse, David, and Max Hesse, Shirts and other Articles, 407
Hensman, William, Drills for Sowing Seeds and Depositing Manure. 447
Hewett, John, Sewing Machines, 296
Heywood, Bennett Johns, Self-closing Valve, 408
Heywood, Edwin, Weaving, 14
Heywood, William, Boilers for Generating Steam, 123
Hickman, G. H. and A., Strip and Hoop Iron, 108
Higgin, James, and Lightfoot, Compound for Stiffening Fibrous Materials, 350 Higham, Joseph, Valve Musical Instruments, 88
Highton, Edward, Electric Telegraphs, 106 Hill, Henry Charles, Screw and Lifting Jacks, 0
Hill, Pearson, Stamping or Printing and arranging Papers, Letters, and other Articles, 296
Hill, William, Railway Brakes, 406
Hills, Frank Clarke, Gas, 276
Hilton, Samuel, Furnaces, 369
Hindle, Robert, the Sieve used in Calico Printing, 331
Hingley. Benjamin, and Samuel Hingley, Anchors, 310, 386
Milks, John, and George Wells, Metallic Pens, 88
Hirst, William, Felted Fabrics, 142
Hobbs, Alfred Charles, Locks and Latches, 87 Hobbs, Henry, and Edward Easton, Preventing the Incrustation of Steam Boilers. ::s6 Hochstaetter, Edouard, Employment fur Motive Purposes of Sulphuret of Carbon, 275 Hochstaetter, Heinrich, Matches, 389 Hodges, Henry, Gunpowder, 332
Hodgson. Brook, and John Carter, Looms for Weaving Brussels Carpets, 181
Hodgson, Brook, and John Carter, Introducing the Pile Wires used in Weaving lirw-eels Carpets and other Piled Fabrics, 141
Hodgson, James, Wrought-iron Masts Yards, Bove sprits, and other Ship's Spars, 85
Hogn, Stanislaus, Coating the Surfaces of the Cells of Galvanic Batteries, 448
Hogarth, Henry, Raising and Floating I Leavy Bodies, 386
Holden, Howard Ashton, Carriage Lamps and Fittings, 294
Holden, Isaac, Washing and Drying Fibres, 124
Holden, Isaac, Combing Wool and other Fibres, 124
Holden, Isaac, Preparing and Combing Fibres, 124
Holden, Isaac, Carding Wool and other Fibres, 124
Holding, William Henry, and James Robert Casby, Snap, 144
Holland, William, Umbrellas and Parasols, 465
Holland, \V., Runner and Top Notches for Umbrellas and Parasols, 233,311 Hollingworth, Edmund, Washing, 428 Holmes, Thomas, Consumption of Smoke in Furnaces, 69
Homan, Julius, Folding Cloth into Lengths, 86
Hood, W Mien), Charcoal Filter for Cleansing Spirits, 408
Hook, Charles Townsend, Paper, 126
Hoole, Henry Elliott, Stove Grates, 38T Hope, John, Screw Nut and Ratchet Brace, 465
Hope. Lewis, Reaping and Mowing, :66 Hopkins. James, and George Pearce, Trucks, 426
Hornbuckle, Hine, Benjamin, and William Onion, Knitting Machinery, 465
Horne, Thomas, jun., Ornamenting Metallic Bedsteadi and %%' ashhand Stands, 256
Hornsey, George, Communicating Signals from the Captain on Deck to the Engineer Below, 464
Horton, Joshua, jun., Regulating the Genera. tion and Pressure of Steam, 8cc., 141 Horton, Thomas, Soaps, 220
Hostein, Jacques, Mechanism for Stopping Railway Trains, 49
Ilouchin, Richard, jun., Alarums, 160 Houghton, Frederick Burnett, Paper, 182 House, Joseph, Concentrating and Preserving Milk, 52
Houston, Robert Holmes, Effecting General Conveyance on Water, 159
How, Andrew Peddie, Tools for Drilling and Boring, 219
How, A. P., Circular Brushes, 409
How, A. P., Cork Holder for Bottles, 389 How, A. P., Anti-Garotte Cravat, 125 Howard, Joseph, jun., and William Leek, Cheese, 370
Howard, Thomas, Cranked Shafts or Axles, 162
Howarth, Daniel, Sizeing or Preparing Yarns for Weaving, 124
Howell, Francis Barber, Cutting or Making Corks, 15
Howell, Joseph Bennett, and Nicholas Harvey, Steam Boilers, 85
Hoy, Joseph, sen., Distributing Sand on Railway Rails, 181
Ilubband, Richard, Hats, kc., 311
Hudson, Edward Hist, Apparatus to prevent the Lapping Driving Strap, 464
Hughes, Edward Joseph, Compounds resem. bling Gutta Percha, 70
Humtrys, John Robert Reid, Burning Gas, 236
Hunt, James, Shovels for General Use, 144 Hunter, Cohn, Bleaching Textile Fabrics, and Materials used for Making Paper, 123 Hyde, Edmund, Fabrics, 236
Hyde, John Moore, Iron and Wooden Ships, 68
Hyde, William, and Joshua Hyde, Vices, 428
lies, Charles, Bolts for Doors, 295
Ingram, John, Edward Ingram, and Benjamin ingrain, Finishing Textile Fabrics, 66 Ingwerseo, Paul, Dissolving the Deposits in Boilers. 425
Irlam, William, Railway Turn Tables and eighing Ci-anes, 49
Jack, David, Washing Textile Fabrics, 275 Jackson, Luke Duncan, Pneumatic Brake, 14 Jackson, L. D., Beer-engine or Syphon and Vent 1kg, to he used for the Purpose of Drawing or Pumping Ales, Beer, or other Fluids, 107
Jackson, William Robinson, Railway Brake, Jahn, Gustar, Revolving Firearms, 351 Jukens, Joseph, Printing and Dyeing Woven Fabrics, 947
James, John, and William Daykin Grim-shaw, Screw Propeller, 417
Jarvis, John Stephen, Stocks for the Neck, 370
Jay, Samuel, and George Smith, Hood for the Head, 67
Jennens, Theodore Hyla, Rollers or Cylinders for Printing Fabrics, 196
Jenne, Frederick Charles, Artificial Leather, 200
Johns, Charles Sydney, Preparing Pulp for Paper, 333
Johnson, John Henry, the Preservation of Life and Property at Sea, 107
Johnson, J. H., Sewing Machines, 126
Johnson, J. H., Roasting Meat, 52
Johnson, J. H., Scutching Machines, 86
Johnson, J. H., Treatment of Floss Silk, 294 Johnson, J. H., Carding Engines, /S1
Johnson, J. H., Sewing and Ornamenting Fabrics, 69
Johnson, J. H., IIPating the Feed Water of Steam Boilers, 141
Johnson, J. H. Treatment of Flax and similar Textile Materials, 141
Johnson, J. H., Casting Metals, 162
Johnson, J. H., Preservation of Property in Case of Disaster to Ships and other Vessels, 105
Johnson, J. H. Fastenings for Dress, 152
Johnson, J. H., Spinning Machines, 181
Johnson, J. H., Steam Hammers, 313
Johnson, J. H., Electro.Type or Galvano Plastic Processes, 70
Johnson, J. H., Distilling, Applicable also to the Extraction of Oils, and to the Purification of Gums 389
Johnson, J. H., Measuring Distances and Elevation, 219
Jonnson, J. H., Generating and Superheating Steam, 310
Johnson, J. H., Raising and Forcing Fluids,334 Johnson, J. IL, Pasteboard, 182
Johnson, J. H., Sewing Machines, 371 Johnson, J. 11., Warming and Ventilating Apartments, 276
Johnson, J. H., Preserving Food, 313
Johnson. J. H., Fire-Arms, 332
Johnson, J. H., Preventing Collisions at Sea,
Johnson, J. H., Pressure Gauges, 52
Johnson, J. H., India-Rubber, 313
Johnson, Richard, Cleaning Iron and other Metals, 258
Johnson, Thomas, Purif. log Alkaline I.ees,107
Johnson, Thomas Fielding, and John Williams. Screw-Gill Machinery for Preparing Wool and other Fibrous Materials, 142
Johnson, William, Steam Boilers and Furnaces, 234
Johnson, William Beckett, Steam Engines, 31
Johnstone, Robert, Firewood for Lighting Fires, 108
Jones, Edwin Francis, Pig and Iron Bar, 220
Jones, Frederick Decastro, Bits for Horses, 220.
Jones. Frederick John, Buckle or Fastening, 276
Jones, Henry, Rising Beer and other Liquids, 448
Jones, Prime Raban, Curing or Preventing tho Scab in Sheep, and the Mange, 371
Jones, Robert Lewis, Regulating Clocks by Electricity. 238
Jones, Thomas Moreton, Cutting and Gathering Fruit, 484
Jones, Wright, and Thomas Edwards, Lubricator, 389
Jopling, Thomas Taylorson, Water Gauges of Steam Boilers, 446
Jordan, John, Iron Ships, 414
Jossa, Ferdinand, Hammers W orkcd by Atmospheric Pressure, 486
Jossa F., Furnaces and Ovens for the Prevention or Smoke and for Economy of Fuel, 275 Jourda, John P., Raising Sunken Vessels, 277 Joy, David, Steam-Engines, 293
Juwett, Henry Alfred, Steam-Engines, 63 Juvin, Edmond Joseph Nicholas, Producing Printing Surfaces, 238
Kaltwasser, A ugustus, Horizontal Pianofortes, 161
Kay, Richard Dugdale, Applying a certain Colouring Matter, either singly or in Combination with other Colouring Matters, to Woven or Felted Fabrics, 6:c., 142
Kay, R. Dugdale, Printing Fabrics, 406 Keates, Thomas William, Treatment of Ran• goon Naphtha, 70
Kedd , Thomas, Cutting Sugar and other Substances, 40S Kemp, Edward Curtis, Chandeliers, 427 Kemp, E. C., Unions for Pipes, 427
Kendall, W , Boxes and similar Articles, 371 Kennard, Thomas William, Metallic l'iles,249 Kenny, Le‘% is Fenton, Window Frames and Sashes, 448
Keogh, Henry, and Ffrench Augustus Keogh, Lighting the Public Gas Lamps by Electricity, 144
Kientzy, Victor Augustin, Clearing and Ploughing Land, 105
Kinder, Arthur, Cutting Irregular Forms, 408 King, Henry, Threshing and Dressing (,rain, 14
King, John, Boots and Shoes, 23S King, Ilartley, Kilns and Stovel, 427
Kirkham, John, Furnaces, or Kilns, 219 Knight, Thomas, Cultivator of Land, 447 Knowles, Sir Francis Charles, Cast Steel, 258 Knowles, Robert, Winding Yarn, 331 Knowles, It., Looms for Weaving, 331
Knox, Andrew, and Thomas Robson, Gas Re. gulator, 238
Koch, Aime, Breaking and Scratching Flax, 181
Koehler, Frederick, Gunpowder, 485
Kukla, Francis Xavier, Heating Stoves by Gas, 70
Kynaston, Augustus Frederick, Securing and Disconnecting Ships' Boats and Towing Cables, 310
Kyle, David Dunne, Retarding Railway Trains, 85
La Barre, Gautier Oliver, Motive Power, 425 La Croix, Francis Conibane, Reducing and Reding the Topsails of Vessels, 180
La Paraz, Alexander, and Josephine Maze), Preparing Paints and Varnishes, 388 Lack, James, Kilns for Burning, 50
Lafone, Henry, Tanning, 277
Lamb, D. A., Water-Closets, 160
Lambert, Thomas, and Obed akefleld, Drawing off Fluids, 428
Laming. Richard, Check the Honesty of Omnibus Conductors, &c., 159
Laming, R., Purifying Gas, 143
Lane, Joseph, Jacquard Looms, 50
Lane, Uriah, Transmission of Motive Power, 274
Lang, Louis Antoine, Rotary Motion for all kinds of Vehicles, 32
Langford, John, and Joseph Wilder, Signal and Alarum, 162
Larcbier, Amable Victor Felix, Gas, 351 Latruffe, Claude Francois, Heating A pparatus, 219
Lauder, George, and Thomas Ireland, Brine to be used in the Manufacture of Salt, 312 Laurecisque, Francois Auguste, Dissecting Maps or Charts, 313
Laurot, Laurent, Separating the different Solid Fatty Acids from the Liquid Fatty ones, 219
Lavigne, Charles Jean Maria, Swinging, Seesawing, and Ferforming Exercises or Amuiements in the Air, 333
Lawes, Thomas, Tilling the Land, 276
Lawetz, '1'., Cleansing and Drying Substances, 70
Lawes, T., Cleansing and Drying Animal and Vegetable Substances, 296
Lawrence, Thomas, Steam Engines, 255 Lawrence, William, Chimney Cap or Cowl and Ventilator, 50
Lawson, John, and Stephen Cotton, Roving, Spinning, &c., 160
Leach, John, Looms for Weaving, 311
Leake, Richard, and Matthew Sykes, Consuming Smoke and Generating Heat, 369 Leclercq, Adolphe, Sleepers of Railways, 294 Ledure, Elor Jean Baptiste, Railway Brake, 10.5
Legard, Francois Desk, Triggers of Firearms, 332
Lemoine, Etienne, Gas Meters, 435
Lees, Samuel, James Lees, and Frederick Lees. Warping Cotton and other Fibrous Substances, 04
Lenz, Chat les, Cast Steel, 143
Leslie, John, Ventilating Buildings, 370 Leslie, John, Treatment of Wash Waters con. taining Soap, 312 •
Letestu, Jean Marie, Signals. 160
Lethuillier, Laurent, Moulding Bricks, 447 Leuchars, William, Locks for Travelling Bags and such like Depositories, 237
Leuillet, Jean Baptiste, Bindintr Books, 334 Levesley, William, Blanks of Forks and other Tools, 3S9
Levick, Frederick, jun., and John James, Utilising the \V ante Gases of Blast Furnaces, 15
Levy, Henry, Moleskins, Velveteens, and such like Materials, 370
Lewis, Edward, and Gideon Bohn, Printing in Colours, 161
Lewis, Joseph, Reaping and Mowing, 256 Lewis, Samuel Robert, Trousers, 387
Lheritier, Sebastien Didier. Signals, 310
Liebmann, Carl Heinrich Julius W ilhem Maximilian, Purification of Water, and the Pre. paration of Materials requisite for the Process, 267
Limbert, John Alfred, Marine Steam Engines, 141
Lindner, Edward, Cartridges and Bullets, together with an Apparatus for Producing the same, 218
Lipkan, Theodore, Anti-syphilitic Compound, 409
Littell, William, Fermenting, Cleansing, and Attemperating Apparatus to be employed in Brewing, 125
Lloyd, Samuel, jun., Railway Wheels, Axles, and Tuyeres, 366
Long, John, Fastenings of Brooches and other Articles of Jewellery, 87
Loos, Edward, Cement, Mortar, Concrete, and Artificial Stone, 33
Lord, James, and William Suothill Steam Boilers, 159
Lord, Thomas Wilks, Yarns, 50
Lorimer, Anthony, Preparing the Surfaces of Printers' Inking Rollers, 52
Loubatieres, Francois Barthelemy, Paper, 258 Low, Robert, and William Press, Vices, 485 Lowenstein, Emil Von, Ovens for the Manufacture of Coke, 312
Lowry, George, Heckling Flax and other Fibrous Materials, 294
Luedeke, Ernst, Obtaining Power, 104
Lund, William, Securing Cases containing Bullion and other Valuable Property, 144 Lungley, Charles, Constructing Dry Docks and Basins for the Stowage of Ships, 237
Maberley, Frederick Herbert, Receptacles for Sewage, for separating the Fluid from the Solid portion thereof, and for Purifying and Carrying away the same, 69
Maberley, F. H., Wheeled Carriages, 49 Maccarthy, John Saxon, Driving Paving Blocks, 387
Macdonald, David, Washing, Bleaching, and Preparing Textile Fabrics, 49
Macdonald. Robert, Sewing or Embroidering Textile Fabrics, 237
Macfarlane, Walter, Moulding Cast-Iron Pipes, 220
Macintosh, John, Air-Beds, Cushions, and other like Inflated and Fluid-tight Apparatus or Bag, 370
Macintosh, J., Discharge of Projectiles, 143 Mackworth, Herbert, Treatment of Mineral Substances, &c., 41)9
Macpherson, William, Spinning and Doubling Cotton, 33
Madden, Peter, Furnaces, 49
Mair. Robert, Protecting Articles worn on the Person. 238
Maire. Joseph Francois, Cooking Apparatus, producing a Saving of Fuel and Time, 277
Maisstat, Jacques Henri Marie, Dibbling Machinery for Depositing Grain and Manure, 199
Makin, 'William, Furnaces and Apparatus for Generating Steam, 236
Malcolm, James Drysdale, Buffing Apparatu for Railway Engines, and Carriages, 406 Malins, Arthur, Ornamenting Castors for Furniture, 125
Mander, Elisha, and William Morgan, Photographic, Jewellers', and other Cases having ood or Papier Mache Foundations, and where raised, regular, or irregular forms are required in such cases, and the Machinery for carrying out such Improvements, parts of which are applicable to other Purposes where Sawing or Shaping is required, 107 Manico, Edward, Obtaining Foundations for Marine Structures, 351
Mann, Thomas, Horse-Power, 350
Mann, Charles William, and Frederick John Ingram, Embossing Fabrics, 50
Mappin, Walter Sandell, Doors and Windows for the Prevention of Burglary, &es, 160 March, Chapman, Motive Power, 433 'garland, John, Cop Tubes used in Spinning, 370
Marriott, William, and David Sugden, Heat. ins Press Plates for Pressing Fabrics, &c., 447
Marrow, James, Bolts and Rivets, 333
Marshall, George, Saw Setting Apparatus, 25S Marshall, James Garth, Preparing Flax, Hemp, China Grass, 237
Marshall, J. G., Preparing Flax, and other Vegetable Fibrous Substances, 105
Martel, Cherie, Fire-arms. 465
Marten, Edwin, Regulating the Pressure and Supply of Gas, 333
Martin, Charles, Working Signal Apparatus on Railways, 275
Martin, Henry, Supply of Water to Steam lioilero, 23(i Martin, John Cowdery, Paper, 351
Martin, Robert, and Joseph Walter Sutton, Giving Alarm in Dwelling !louses in Cases of Robbery, or other Emergencies, 295
Maryon, Robert J., Locomotive Engines, 218
Massey, John, and James Hargreaves, jun., Preparation of Cotton and other 14 fibrous Materials for Spinning, 105
Massey, William, Cultivation of Laud by Steam Power, 426
Massey, W., and John Smith, Ploughing Land, 407
Matthews, John, Vat to be used in the Manufacture of Paper, 333
Maurice, Joseph, Fastenings and Attachments for Supporting Artificial Teeth, 333 Maynard, Edward, Calks for the Shoes of Animals, 141
Maw, Edwin, Points of Railway Crossings, 294
McCallaii, George, Air and Water Discharge Apparatus, ISO M'Comiell, James Edward, Brakes, 198 McCulloch, William, and Thomas Kennedy, Stop Cocks or Valves, 52
M‘Culloch, W., and T. Kennedy, Stop Cocks, 258
M•Donald, Alexander, Columns, Pilasters, and other similar Structures of Granite, Marbles, and other Stones capable of receiving a high Polish, 69
M'Donald, James Roderick, India-rubber Overshoes, 125
NI'Dcmall, John, Steam Hammers, 389 M`Farlane, Patrick, Looms for Weaving, 331 M'Grade, Patrick, Propelling Ships, 218 M.Intyre, John, Safety Sounding Apparatus for Sailing Ships, 49
McLennan, John, John Palmer, and John henry Palmer, Gas Light lienerator, 3U M‘Naught, William, Steam Engines, 31 M'Maught, W , Engines, and in their Gearing for connecting them with Machinery, and in the Means of Lubricating them, 254 M'Onie, Andrew, Centrifugal Machines, 108 Mead, Job, and George Mead, Metallic and other Packing-boxes or Cases, 313
Mead, J., and G. Mead, Metallic Packing-boxes, 219
Meakin, George Frederick Leo, Applying Brakes to Railway Carriages, 180
MeAlock, Henry. Purifying Water. 117 Mellier, Marie Amedie Charles, Drying Paper in Process of Manufacture, 277
Melling, Thomas, Taps or Valves. 313 Menusier, Francois, Bee Hive, 389
Merrett, William Gwillim, Coats and Waistcoats, 276
Merrylees, Jame!, Carpets, 484
Merrylees, J., Production of Ornamental Fabrics, 484
Messenger, Samuel, and Theodore Fletcher, Gas Burners, 333
Mickle John, Reaping and Mowing, 276 Middleton, John, and William Stent, Railway Chairs and Jointing of Rails, 180
Middleton, John, Consuming the Smoke of Furnaces, 123
Miles, AVilliam Player, Gauge Cutting Machine, 409
Miles, W. P., Locks and Fastenings, 14 Mill, William, Joining Bands, 33
Millar, John, Stoppers for Decanters, 258 Mille, Marin Joseph Alphonse, Gas, 427 Miller, John, Water Meters. 410
Miller, J., Oil Cans, 410
Millner. John, Chimney Cans or Caps, 15 Mills, William, Action of Upright Pianofortes, 182, 276
M dues, David, Voven Fabrics, 350
M dues, James, and Frederick William Mow. bray, Lubricating the Pistons and Valves of Stearn Engines, 294
Milnes, John, and William Thompson, Looms for Weaving. I S1
Mitchel, William Haslett, Distributing and Composing Types, 107
Mitchell, Alexander, Harpoon Guns, 199 Mitchell,William Lawrence, Railway Switches and Signal Apparatus, 49
Monte, Charles Robert, Permanent Way of Railways, 159
toes, Jules, Warming and Ventilating, 237 Molineaux, John Atherton, High Pressure Steam Engines, 311)
Montague, Samuel, Packing Cases, 143 Moorhouse, Henry, Self-acting Signals for Railways, 32
Morand, Samuel, Stretching and Drying Fabrics, 484
More, George Story, Combining Steam-engine and Boilers, when used with Screw or Stern Propellers of Ships or Vessels, 104
Moreau, Felix, Recovering the Fatty Matters from Dirty Axle Grease and Lubricating Oils, 161
Morel, Joseph, Castors, 50
Morgan, Jabez, Steel and Iron Wire for Umbrella and Parasol Frames, 162
Morris, James, Rails of Railways, 275
Morris, J., W ashing Machines, 53
Morris, J., Connecting Rails of Railways, 464 Morrison, James, Portable Shower and Sponge Baths, 370
Morrison, Duncan, and S. Lilley. Locks, 295 Morrison, D , Rollers or Cylinders for Printing Fabrics, 387
Morrison, D., Ordnance, 125
Morrison, Robert, Steam Boilers, 141 Mortimer, Samuel, Screw-gill Boxes, 370 bloule, John, Burning Pyrotechnic Composi. tions, 200
Mounttord, George, Chopping Loaf Sugar and other Substances, 257
Mowbiay, Frederick William, Weaving, 199 Moxon, William, John Clayton, and samuel Fearnley, Looms. 256
Mucklow, Edward, " Alizarine." 220 Mucklow, E., Cooling and Evaporating, 220 Muir. Mathew Andrew, and James WIlwham, Moulding or Shaping Metals, 1u6, 144
Muir, William, Generating Steam for Marine Purposes, 218
Muratori, Christophe, Obtaining White by Silicate of Magnesia and:Carbonate of Lead, 485
Murdoch, James, Imitating the Skins of Animals upon Fulled Cloth, 255
Murdoch, J., Treating the Threads of Floss Silk, S.c., 142
Murdock, J., ships' Main-Pump, 32
M urphy, James, Securing Screw Nuts on their Bolts, and Bolts in Plates, 220
Murray, Charles henry, Chain-pump, 180 Murray, Sir James. Abating the Smells and increasing the Fertilising Usefulness of Liquid Manures, 86
Musbet, Robert, t. ast Steel, 295
Myers, Henry, and Charles Askew and John
Askew, Railway and other Brakes, 141 Myers, James John, Regulating Paper laid on to be Printed on one or both sides, 409
Naylor, John, Horse Hoes, 160,199
NeiId, Arthur, and Nathaniel Buckley Snt. cliffe,Treating Descriptions of Cotton Waste, 275
Nessi, Charles, Mounting Cameras, 33 Neuenschwardner, Johanneas, Preserving Milk, 257
Neville, Samuel, Annealing of Glass, and the Firing of Pottery-\V arc 107
Neville, William, Amalgamating certain Substances for the Production of Fuel, 313 Nevins, William Ramsey, and Joseph John Yates, Baking Bread, &c., 275
Newall, Robert Stirling, Wire Strands for Electrical Purposes, .107
Newburgh, Sidney, and Charles Steinhart, 50 Newbury, Thompson. Making Screws, 33 Newcomb, Thomas, Nails, 182
Newington, Samuel, Growing Grapes, 331
Newington, S., Hand Hoes and Cultivators, 14
Newton, Alfred Vincent, Springs for Railroad Carriages, 148
Newton, A. V., Rudder, 218
Newton, A. V., 'Water Meter, 296
Newton, A. V., Steam-Engines, 85
Newton, A. V., Carding Engines, 331
Newton, A. V., Hosiery, 106
Newton, A. V., Transmitting Messages by Audible Signals, 107
Newton, A. V., Carding Engines, 275
Newton, A. V., Casting Metallic Articles, 161
Newton, A. V., Smoothing irons, 313
Newton. A. V., Cutting Veneers, 427
Newton, A. V., Taking the Measurement of Garments, 351
Newton, A. V., Fire.Arms, 295
Newton, A. V., Coiled Springs, 314
Newton, A. V., Cultivating Laud, 331
Newton, A. V., Polishing Flat Surfaces of Glass, 161
Newton, A. V.. Hand Bullet Moulds, 332
Newton, A. V., Printing Presses, 15
Newton, A. V., Rules and other Measuring Instruments, 371
Newton, A. V., Registering the Performance of Railway rains, 483
Newton, A. V., Reaping Machines, 484
Newton, A. V., Propelling and Steering Nail. gable Vessels, 483
Newton, A. V. Repeating Fire.Arms, 295
Newton, G., Copying anti other Presses, 389 1
Newton, Rupert, Metallic Boxes, 70
Newton, Thomas, Stockmen's .Saddles and Appendages thereto, 141
Newton, William Edward, Fluid Meters, 333
Newton, W. E. Cutting Standing Crops, 218
Nevrtuni W. E., Buttons, 12)
Newton, W. E., Cut.off Gear for Steam Engines, 464
Newton, W. E., Nuts and Washers, 12 Newton, W. E., Boats, Buoys, Floats, or other Buoyant Vessels, 310
Newton, W. E., Preparings from Waste Silk, and other Fibrous Materials, 181
Newton, W. E, Removing Snow from Railways, 106
Newton, W. E., Preventing the Explosion of Steam Boilers, 49
Newton, W. E., Rollers employed in Calen-dering, Mangling, aitc., 88
Newton, W. E., Sewing Machinery, 107 Newton, W. E., Pianofortes, 161
Newton, W. E., Breech-Loading Firearms, 161 Newton, W. E., Furnaces adapted to the Generation of Steam for Motive Power, 406 Newton, W . E., Sewing Machines, 50
Newton, W. E., Furnaces for Locomotive and other Boilers, 180
Newton, W. E., Gas, 332
Newton, W. E., Steering Apparatus for Ships and other Vessels, 218
Newton, W. E., Tracing Cloth, 257
Newton, W. E., Application of Certain Substances for Food, as a Source of Nutrition and Support to the Respiratory Organs of Animals, 389
Newton, W. E., Cutting Screw Threads, 257 Newton, W. E., Artificial Legs, 258
Newton, W. E., Relieving the Slide Valves of Steam Engines from unnecessary Pressure, 425
Newton, W. E., Feeding Fuel to Furnaces, 483 Newton, W . E., Tanning, 257
Newton, W. E., Life Boats, 464
Newton, W. E., Folding Window Blinds and Shutters, 256
Newton, W. E., Repairing Silks, Cotton, and other Fibrous Substances, 237
Newton, W. E., Sewing Fabrics together, 465 Newton, W. E., Meters for Water and other Liquids 34
Newton. W. E., Preventing the Forgery of Bank Notes. and other like Articles, 238 Newton, W. E., Moulding and Pressing Bricks, 370
Newton, W. E., Capsules for containing Medicines, 34
Newton, W. E., Counting Envelopes, &c 485 Newton, W. E., Boots, 427
Newton, W. E, Steam Engines, 85
Newton, W. E., Paper, 409
Newton, W. E., Table Knives. 45
Newton, W. E., Locks, 387
Newton, W. E., Cutting Metals or other Hard Substances, 163
Newton, W. E., Connecting and Applying Reserved Power for the Application of Railway Brakes in Sudden Emergencies, 68
Newton, W. E., Coating Roofs to make them Impervious to \Vet, 218
Newton, . E., Valve Gear for Reciprocating Steam Engines, 191
Newton, W E., Treating Feldspar, 14 Newton, W. E., Turning Articles of Irregular Forms, 162
Ninck, Jean, Placing Sets of Teeth, Gums, and Palates, on Plates, 277
Norman, John Benjamin, Generating Motive Power, 330
Normandy, Louis A. jun., Iron, 295
Norton, James Lee, Washing and Rinsing Machines, 124
Norton, J. L., Separating Animal from Vegetable Fibres, 126
Noualhier, Eugene Theodore, and Jean Baptiste Provost, Applying Metals over Sur-fact s by Galvano-plastic Process, 52
Nunn, Martin, Washing Clothes and other Articles, 256
Nuttall, Thomas, Preparing Fibrous Materials, 256. Oakes, William, Iron, 104
Oates, Joseph Pimlott, Bricks. Tiles, Pipes, and other Articles made of Plastic Materials, 237
Ogden, William, and Firth, Henry, Fans or Blowing Apparatus, 371
Ogle. Nathaniel, Propelling and Ventilating Ships, 406
Oldershaw, Augustus Piggott, Skidding the Wheels of Carriages, 369
Oldfield, Edward, Spinning and Doubling, 331 Oldham, John, Closing the Supply Cocks of Gas Burners, 50
Oliver, John, Sulphuric Acid, 312 011iffe, Charles Richard, and James Aiming Gollap, Cleaning Knives. 87
Ordish, Rowland Mason, Supension Bridges, 237
Osmont, Charles Etienne, Penholders, 371 Ott, Jacob Ulrich, and Frederich August Moritz Ulloff, Ruling Paper, and Pens or Instruments for the same, 465
Otway, C. W., Descending and Ascending Pits or Shafts, and Raising Minerals or other Bodies therefrom, 389
Otway, Robert, Scythes, 294
Oudry, Charles Francois Leopold, Preservation of Metals or Alloys against Oxidation, 296
Owen, James, Prevention of Accidents in Ascending and Descending Shafts of Mines, 144
Owen, W., Stretching Woven Fabrics. 464 Owrid, Benjamin Webster, Connecting and Disconnecting Pipes or Tubes, 162
Oxley, William, and Hugh Strath, Lubricators, 314
Paget, Arthur, Looped Fabrics, 294
Pasinerre, Eleonore Augustin, Counting and Inserting Wire in Blocks of Wood for the Purpose of Printing on Linen and Paper, and for all Printing Purposes, 257
Palmer, Hcnry Boswell, Fire Lighter, 258 Palmer, Jason J., Steam Boilers, 274
Parker, Francis, Tell-tale for Public Vehicles, 406
Parker, George, and William Martin, Open. ing and Preparing Cotton, 86
Parker, John, Separating Wain and Seeds from Dust, 250
Parker, Jonathan, Grinding Card Cylinders for Carding Engines, 331
Parker, Thomas, Hallway Wheels, 19s Parkes, Alexander, Separating Tin from Tin Plate Scrap, 19
Parkes, A., Nails, 182
Parkes, Josiah, Locomotive Purposes, 218 Parkinson, Rouen, and J. Standish, Preparation of Fibrous Materials to be Spun, 465
Parry, Charles Jamer, and William Briddon, Shirt Collars, 199
Parsons, Perceval M. Permanent Way, 141 Parsons, P. M., Moulds for Casting Railway Chairs, Stc., 426
Portz, August Frederick William, Evaporating Fluids, &c., 162
Pascal', Charles, Tile Making Machinery, 370 Pascal, Jean Baptiste, Electric Lamps, 333 Pascal, J. B., Engine with notary Piston, 159 Paterson, Alex. John, Propelling Vessels, 369 Patridge, David, Steam Loilers, 198
Paul, Benjamin Horatio, Preservation of Stone and other similar Compositions, 295 Paul, William Bond, Signalling upon Rail. ways, 3b8
Pauvert, Charles, Steel and Cast Steel, 220 Pauvert, C., Iron, 220
Pauvert, C., Cast Steel, 220
Payne, James, Scythes, 331
Payne, William James, Casting and Finishing Cocks, 33
Peak, John, Gas, 407
kearson, George, and Edward Jessup, Sewing Machines, 314
Peckstone, William, Dyeing Matter, 389 Pedd er, William. Strengthening Metallic and other Structures, 220
Pengelly, Thomas Nathaniel, and George Porter, Application of Steam to Lifting or Hoi sting, 310
Penny, James, and John Booth, Washing, Cleansing, and Drying Grain. 33
Perin, Lambert, Discovery of Flaws and Es. capes in Gas Pipes, 295
Perks, W., jun., Crown and Sheet Glass, 313 Perrott, George, Horse Gearing, 255
Petiet, Jules Alexandre, Actuating Railway Brakes, 369
Pettigrew, John, Bread, 52
Petrie, James, and William M'Naught, Steam Engines, 49
Petrie, William, Creating or Increasing Draughts and Currents, 257
Petrovitch, Milivoi, Projectile, 448
Phillips, George, Stationary Cabinets, 181 Phillips, John, Supporting and Propelling the Human Body in Water, 485
Phillips, William Henry, Stereoscopes, 52 Piand, Laurent, Ventilating and Preventing Inundations in Coal Mines, 219
Picciotto, Moses Haym, Preparing Flax, 1st Pichon, Prix Auguste Theodore, Accelerating Tanning, 106
Piercy, Frederick, and Samuel Flagg, Expanding Life and Military Boat, 294 Pieters, Virginle Bacqueville, Blinds for Windows, 448
Pilcher, William Wood, Strawshakers, 142 Pilkington, Peter. and Thomas Entwisle, Washing, Cleaning, or Mixing various Materials, 53
Pitman, John Talbot, Fire-escapes, 319 Pitman, J. T., Working Metallic Ores and their Products, 162
Pitman, J. '1'., Better Organisation of the Instrumental Music Scale, 143
Pitman, J. T , Metallic Hames for Horses, 191 Pitman. J. T., Making Carpet Lining, 50 Pitman, J. T., Curry Combs, 408
Platt, John, Mules for Spinning, 14
Poisson, Pierre, Preparing and Applying Surfaces for Painting, 161
Poole, John, Safety or other Valves, 162 Porter, John Francis, Bricks, 87
Potter, Michael, Healds for Weaving, 86 Potter, Thomas Greville, Day and Night Advertising, 333
Poupard, illiam, Buttons, 199
Powell, John Folliott, Reverberatory and other Furnaces, 104
Powers, George, Scuttle for Ships, 369 Predavalle, Bartholomew, Motive Power, 291 Prestwich, Wright, Gas Furnaces, 50
Price, Astle' Pastran, Separation of Gold from certain Auriferous Mixtures, 144 Price, David Lloyd, Electric Apparatus for Giving Signals, 161
Price, George Brook, Affixing Stamps and Labels to Documents, 409
l'rince, Frederic, Fire Arms, 15
Prosper, Lazare, Lambert- Alexandre. and L. P. F. Mallet, Propelling Vessels, 964
Prynn, Charles Thomas Robert, Benumbing any part of the Human Frame previous to a Surgical Operation, for the Purpose of Performing said Operation without Pain, 389
Puddefoot, Michael, Mowing Machines, 484
Pullar, John, and Laurence Pullar, Umbrellas and Parasols, 181
Pulvermacher, Isac Louis, Pipes and Tubes for Smoking, 423
Purnell, Joseph, Taking Photographic Pictures, 333
Pye, George Watson, and Thomas Oldknow, Bobbin-Net or Twist Lace, 484
Pytn, J., Raising and Lowering Weights, 386
Quick, Joseph, jun., and Alexander Fraser, Regulating the Drawing off and the Supply of Water, &c., Quiddle, Auguste. and Charles Mayet, Propelling, 180
Quin, Richard, Stereoscope,, 107
Haggett, George, Railway Brakes and Carriages, 330
Ralson, Gerard, Firearms, and Balls or Projectiles, 218
Ramie. Charles William, Attaching Knobs to Spindles, 3M Ramie, C. W., Attaching Handles to Table Cutlery, 427
Ramsbottom, John, and John Bailey Salford, Regulating the Flow and Pressure of Liquids and Fluids, .489
Ramsbottom, John. Wrought Iron Railway Chairs, 310
Rankin, John, Ventilators, 435
Ratcliffe,J., Preparing Yarn for Weaving, 370 Ratcliffe, John, James Fearnibough, and Jo. seph Mather, Index Machines applicable to Looms for Weaving, 275
Ratcliffe, Joseph and Edmund, Adjusting Chandeliers, 332
Rayner, Thomas W., Cocks and Valves, 144 Reading, Daniel, Springs for Vehicles, 406 Reading, D., Ventilating and Increasing the Draught in Fire-places and Flues, 311 Reay, William Walker, Shoes for Horses, 13 Redgate, James, Edwin E., and John Cropper, Bobbin Net or Twist Lace Machinery, 32 Reed, Joseph Haythorne, Propelling Ships and Vessels, 369
Reeves, Charles, Grinding and Polishing Machinery, 448
Reeves, Robert, and John Reeves, Delivering Manure for Agricultural Purposes, 105 Reid, W ., Guarding the Mouths of Pits, 276 Reinhardt, Charles Christian, Fastening Metallic Backs to Truss Pads, 52 Remfey, George Farrel, Working Punkas and Whisks, 258
Remfoy, G. F., Supporting and Propelling the Human Body in Water, 483
Remington, George, and John Barton Bal-combe, COMOtilre Engines, 464
Renon, Vincent Loa a Casimir, Spirit when Rice is used, 15
Renshaw, Charles, Valves, 313
Rcynaud, Charles, India-Rubber Springs, 256
Richard, Jacques, Cleaning Grain, 350
Richardson, Thomas, and Edmund John Jasper lirowell, Treating Old or Waste Wood Sleepers and Bearers, and in Preparing Wood for Railway Sleepers and Bearers and other Works, 310
Richardson, Thomas, and Manning Bentice, Manure, 331
Richardson, William, the Use of Iron or any other Metal by itself or iii Combination with other Materials for Structural Purposes, 160
Ridley, Ralph Errington, Permanent Way of Railways, 447
Rigby, W., Engraving Rollers for Printing, 52 ltippon, John James, Straining or Filtering Colours, 313
Rippon, J. J., Rollers or Cylinders for Printing Fabrics, 310
Ritchie, George, Beds and Mattresses, 60 Rittelnandt, Louis Antoine, Treatment of'
Substances containin.: EarthyPhosphates,52 Rochelle, A. Petsper, Currying Leather, 38S Rodd, Walter James Handscombe, Sailing Vessels on the Surface of the W ater, •126
Rogers, Ebenezer, Applying Fuei for Heating Purposes, 313
Rogers. Jasper Wheeler, Collecting fur Use the Excrement of Towns and Villages, 311 Rolfe, Thomas, Pianofortes, 332
Ropes, Henry Tibbetts, Refrigerators, 408 Ropes, H. T. and David Thomas Wilson, filters to Cocks, Taps, or other Valves, )6'4
Rose, jun., Thomas, Cutting Vegetable Substances, 220
Ross, Alexander, James Valentine, Alexander Murray, and Alexander Don, Purification of Coal;as, the Residuum being Applicable as a Manure, 15
Ross, William, Regulating the Passage of Fluids, 312
Rotch, Thos. Dickinson, Gas Generators, 357 ltothwell, John, Samuel Dixon Cooper, Breech Loading Fire Arms, 311
Rowland, Ellis, Steam Engines, 255
Rowland, Maria Bounsell, Soap and Detergent Preparations or Compounds, 465
Roy, Edmond, Railway Vehicles, 464
Roberts, J., Stoppering Jars, Bottles, &c., 70
Roberts, Richard, and 1,Vright Shaw, and S. Shaw, Weaving and Folding Fabrics, 484 Roberts. Thomas. John I) die, and John Daniel Pritchard, Oxalate of Soda, 34
Roberts, Thomas Humphrey, Cleaning the Inside of Casks, 485
Roberts, W illiam, Arranging Ships' and other similar Pumps, 105
Robertson, Charles, Cleaning. the Bottoms of Iron Ships while Afloat, 461
Robertson, William, Preparing to be Spun Fibrous Materials, 330
Robertson, W., Pistons, 425
Robertson, W., James Guthrie, and John Menzies, Winding Yarns or Threads, 198 Robinson, John, Giving Motion to Power Looms, 311
Robinson. John Blythe, Effecting Agricultural Operations, 331
Robinson, Joseph, Stages used in Green. Houses and Hot•Ilouses, 199
Robinson, Richard, Finishing Yarns or Threads, 124
Robottom, Titus, Locomotive Engines for Common Road or Street Traction, &c., 159, Royds, Abraham, and John Kenyon, ThrostIes, 142
Roys, Thomas Welcome, Firo•arms, 465 Roys, T. W., Explosive Shells, 427
RI-widish, Andrew, Mounting Knobs, and in Constructing and Mounting Roses for Locks and other such like Fastenings-, 69 Rualem, Francois, Railway Brakes, 275 Ituberg, John, Runners, Top Notches, 106 Itubery, John, Umbrella and Parasol Ribs, 332 Russel, Robert, Railway Turntables, 275 Russell, John James, and Joseph Bennett Howell, Steel Tubes, applicable to the Flues of Steam Boilers, &c., 70
Russell, Robert, Stoves and Fire-places, 81 ltutt, William, Microscopes, 338
Rye, William, and James Siinpson, Opening Cotton, 32
Itylands, John, Annealing Wire, 183
Sadgrove, Fred., Window or other Sashes, 106 Saran, Jacob. Locking Combinations of Drawers in Chests or otherwise, 351
Sagar, Thomas. and Christopher Turner Power Looms for Weaving, 103
Salmon, John Aiken, Steam Engines, 446 Sampson, Frederick, Singeing Fabrics, 32 Sampson. George. Joseph Sampson. and Elijah Ledger, Folding of Woven Fabrics, 124 SamueLsou, Bernhard. Artificial Light, 465 Sanderson, Thomas, Wheeled Carriages, 330 Sands, Sophia, Fringes, 447
Sauerbrey, Valentin, Firearms, 477
Savory, James, Separating Seeds, 447 Sawney, William, Winnowing Machines, 447 Sayer, George William, Stopping or Retarding Railway Carriages, 255
Scarr, George. and James Pollard, Power Looms for Weaving, 3';9
Schaefer, William Charles Theodore, Treating the Waste Waters of Woollen and other Mills, 237
Scheer, Frederick, and 'William Schafer, Travelling Bags, 161
Schaub, George, Types for Printing, 334 Schmidt. Henry, Advertising in Vehicles, Theatres• and Public Places, 428 Schlesinger, Joseph William, Backs and Covers of Books, 409
Schmersahl, Augustus Edward, Treating Bones for the Purpose of Obtaining Gelatine, 331
Schwab, Frederick Martin, Breechaoading Fire-arms, 387
Schwedersky, Christian, Floating Ships or Vessels, 180
Scott, Henry Young Darracott, Cement, 161 Scott, Joseph, Bottles and their Stoppering.312 Scott, Uriab, and Frederick Holdway, Metal Type. 67
Scott, William Charles, Separating Coin, 107 Scowen, Tbomas Layzell, Canopy for Car.. riages and Places, 330
Scarlet Thomas John, Fastening for Window Sashes, 311
Seaton, William, Permanent Way of Rail-%ays, 255
Semple, Matthew, Pipe Tube or Stem, 408 Sharkey, Patrick Henry, Scale-beams or Balances, 108
Sharp, Clement, Ships' Thimbles and other Metallic Fittings used fur Rigging and Sails, 218
Sharpies, J Drying Fibrous Substances, 350 Sharrocks, James, Pressing Bricks. .127 Shaw, George Alfred, Threshing and Cleans. ing Grain, 50
Shaw, John, and Manwaring, W., Cutting Turnips or other Vegetable Substances, 237 Shaw, Thomas, Furnaces or Fire-Places, 49 Shaw, T. George, Threphing and Winnowing Machine, 199
Sheard, Schofield Crowther, and George Undemood, Supplying Boilers with Water, Generating Steam, Consuming Smoke, 425
Shearman, James Edward, Saddles and Collars for Horses, 1b0
Sherar, John, Oil and Spirit Lamps, 276 Sherman, Amory Fairbanks, Ropes, Stands for Ropes, 371
Sherman, A. F., Roxburg Spinning and Tarring Fibrous Material 454
Sherratt, Thomas, Time-Keepers' .165
Sherwin, George, Fire Bricks, Tiles, and other Articles, when Fire Clay is used, 15
Sherwood, Isaac, and Joseph Blount Wayne, a Check upon Drivers or Conductors, by indicating the Number of Pas‘engers carried, and the Distance each has Travelled, 330
Shipley, James Denby Lee, and James Crabtree, Power Looms, 237
Slblett, Louis Jean Marie, Pulp, 313
Siemens. Charles William Furnaces. and in the Application of Heated Currenis, 386 Sileonl, Giacomo, Starch, 238
Silver, Thomas, Governor, 425
Simonds, Warren A.,Life Preserving Float, 33 Simpson, Alexander, Slop and Toilet Pail, 465 Sissons, %Villiam, and Peter White, Steam Driving Machinery, 427
Sisterson, %%. alter Henderson, Cranes, 126 Skertchly, Joseph, Saggars, 164
Slack, John, Lubricating Certain Parts of Looms, for W caving, s10
Slater, Thomas, Ploiighs,'.147
Smart, Henry, Organs. :;70
Smith, Archibald, Wire and other Ropes, 182 small Charles, Domestic Utensils, 332
Smith, Henry. Window Price Tickets, 144 smith, II., Chaff-Cutting Macinnes, 294 Smith H., Haymaking Machinery, HO Smith, Ileiiry Richard. Gas from Coal, 239 Smith, John, Pumping, 15
Smith, John, Carpets, 331
Smith, J., Applying Steam or other Aeriforrn Fluids expansively in Engines, 255
Smith, J., Brushes, ZS Smith, J., Jacquard Machines for We 1.1
Smith. Joseph, and Horatio Wiseman, Shutters for Shop Fronts, 5U Smith, Mathew, Looms for Weaving, 369 Smith, Noel Clayton, Disc Engine, 159 Smith, Robert, Corded Skirtings, 70
Smith, Thomas Briggs, Constructing Boxes for Journals and other Bearings, 107
Smith, Thomas Mosdell,and Cornelius Burke, Candles, 296
Smith, NVilliam, Jacquered Apparatus, 311 Smith, W , and Donald Bethune, Preventing Smoke in Chimneys, 51
Smith, W., Steam Generators, 483
Smith, W., Railway Rolling Stock, 32 Smith, W., Smoke Consuming Furnace, 330 Smith, \V., Ornamental Fabrics, 294
Smith, William Henry. James Cadman, and Joseph Cadman, Bricks, Pipes, and other Ware, from Clay and other Mineral Substances, 199
Smith, William Young, Sawing all kinds of NVood, 70
Somervail, William, Fibrous Materials for being Spun, 275
Sparke, James Bird, and Alfred Sparke, Sawing NI.icliinery, 311
Speed, John James, jun., and John A ylesworth Bailey, Seamless Pipes and Tubes, 51 Spence, James, Artificial Coral, 219
Spence, Viliiam, Felt, 32
Spencer, George, Facilitating the Discharge of Coals from W agoras used on Railways, &c., 313
Spooner, Lucius Henry, Paper and Paper Pulp, 389
Spurr, }Alumi Alexandre, Fire-pl aces, Chimneys, and Stove Grates, 276
Squires, NV illiam Westbrooke, Letting on and Drawing off Water and other Fluids, 258 Stanford, Edward, Envelopes, 34
Stanley, John, Applying Cranes. also Generating and Applying Motive Power for the same, 407
Steel, W Iiliarn,Discharging Ashes from Steamboats, 350
Steinmetz, Andrew, Circular Gas Burners and their Chimneys, 67
Stenhouse, John, Glue or Gelatine, 409 Stephers, James, Brushes, 238
Stevens. James, Water Gas Meters, 44S Stevenson, James, juu., Lighting Apartments and Passages, 44
Stewart, David Yoolow, Cast-iron Pipes, 126 &oho, John, Forcing or Lifting Corrosive or Chemical Liquids, 15
Stokes. Abel, Nails, Pine, Screws, &.c., 162 Stott, Frederic Sarley, Slide Valves, 49 Stott, Thomas, Pickers, 142
Stratford, B. O'Neal, Aerial Navigation, 310 Stratton, William Henry, Fire Doors of Furnaces, 13
Stubbin, Frederick, Propelling Vessels, 198 Stubbs, William, Water Closets, 125
Sturges, Richard Ford, Metallic Pens, 351 Sudbury, John, and Alfred William Linsell, Gas Regulator, 333
Sugden, George, and Jonas Briggs, Weaving Checks or Figured Fabrics, 275
Sugden, John, Combing Wool, Silk, or other Fibrous Materials, 294
Sugden, Thomas and Frederick, Sewing Michines, 334
Sunderland, Samuel, and Richard Dean, Looms, 3; 0
Sunderland, Kenneth Leith, Safety Candle Lantern, 370
Summers, Thomas, Gauges for Indicating Pressure and Vacuum, 161
Sumner, ‘V illiam. Preparing, Slubbing, and Roving Fibrous Materials, 310
Sutcliffe, James, Water Gauges, 416
Su cliffe, S., and James Stocks, Furnaces, 217 Swain, William, Heating and Ventilating, 60 Suitt, Godwin Meade Pratt, an Erin! Cha•
riot, 31
Swift, Robert Fowler, and Richard Swift, and John Corms, Washing and Mangling Clothes and Fabrics, 370
Sykes, Frederick /Leary, Feeding Boilers with Water, 159
Symonds, Cotton, Ships' Night Signals, 123 Symons. Charles Edward, Oxide of Lead and Its Salts, 113
Szerelmny, Nicolaus Charles, Rendering Walls and other Structures NVaterproof. 69 Szercliney, N. C., Coating Wooden and Iron Vessels, 426
Tabourin, G. Antoine, Rotative Engine, 217 Talabat,Leon, Iron and Steel, 162
Talbot, Furnaces used in the Mantafacture of Iron 258
Tangs e, James, and Joseph Tangyei Lifting Jack, 296
Taplin, William Henry, Fire.places and Stoves, 295
Taylor, Barnabas, Bed and Utensils, 332 Taylor, Caleb, Material Suitable for Covering Floors, 387
Taylor. George Edward, Raising and Shearing Cloths, 311
Taylor, James, Producing Fire and Light, 388 Taylor, J., Crushing various Substance.), 1132 Taylor, J., Manures, 160
Taylor, J., Governors for the Engines of Screw Steamers, 159
Taylor, J., and Edward Owen, Yellow Prus-slate of Potass, 162
Taylor, J. Compens%ting Crano, 141
Taylor, John George, %Vriting Materials. 466 Taylor, John Horace, Bucket and Valve Seats for Bilge and other Pumps. 25!) Taylor, J. IL, Regulating the Flow of Fluids, 295, 313
Taylor, Robert, Richard Vorswick, and John L'vatt. Railway Chairs, 350
Taylor, Samuel Lawrence, and Thomas Eaton Rolfe, Boilers for Generating Steam, 236 Taylor, Thomas John, Stereoscope, 162 Taylor, William, Producing Ornamental Effects upon Fabrics, 33
Taylor, W., Iron and Steel, 238
Teattles, Mathew, Tools for Cutting Cylindrical and Conical Forms, 53
Terry, Alexander Robert, Cutting Sugar, 51 Testelin, Emile, Electricity as a Motive Power, 311
Therrlo, Laurent P., Railway Brakes, .164 Thom,James, Fixing Artificial Teeth, 143 Thomas, Richard Handley, Converting Plastic Substances into Spherical Forms, 312 Thomas, W. Frederick, Sewing Mach Ines, Thomann', Dominico, Easy Chairs and Chamber Commodes, 295
Thompson, Henry, Pianofortes, 46;)
Thompson, Henry, and Henry Walinsicy, Looms for Weaving, 311
Thompson, James Jefferson, Gasometers ap- , plicable to Lighting Railway Carriages. 238 Thompson, IV Lilian), and Hamilton Woods, Lowering Weights by means of Cranes, W inches, or similar Apparatus, 389 Thomsoc, David, Rotary Pumps, 312 Thomson, Francis Hay, Iron, 200
Thomson, James, Mowing and Reaping 111a-chines, 237
Thomson. William, Stoves or Heating Apparatus, 332
Thornthwaite, Wm. Henry, Barometers, 220 Thornton, Ebenezer. Furnaces, 13
Thornton, James, Bricks, Tiles and Tubes of Earthenware, 199
Thurlow, Thomas Lyon, Reaping Machines, 33 Thurslield, Joseph, Water-Ram for Raising Water, 312
Thwaites, Jobn Hall, holding Postago or Receipt Stamps, 15
Tilghman, Benjamin Chew, Treating Fatty and Oily Substances, 4i n'
Tindall, Robert, jun., Harpoon •Guns and Ammunition, 3451
Todd, William, and Jacob Todd, Power-Looms, I.12
Todd, William, Treatment of Yarns, 964 TolLein. Henry, and Joseph Middleton, Pianofortes, 407
Tonics. Stephen. and Joseph and William Breeden. Gas Burner, 351
Toussaint, Joseph Ferdinand, Facilitating the Examination and Diseol,ery of Fissures in the Inserted or Hidden Parts of Machinery subject to Decay and Rupture, 313
Townsend, Thomas Jackson Milnes, Drain Pipes, 100
Tozer, James Honiball, Travelling Caps, 448 'frappes, Henry, Sliding Drawer, Applicable to all steam Engines, 406
Travis, George, Cheese, 247, 370
Travis, William, Furnaces, 217
Treeby, Thomas Wright Gardner, Sewers and Gulleys, 218
Tripe, Julius Deeimus. Valves, Taps, Ste., 52 Tucker, Edward, Starch, 497
Turnbull, Robert, Cradles for Heaving up Ships, OS Turnbull, It., Slips or Ways for Heaving up and Moving Ships, and in Cradles, 340 Turner, Archibald, Elastic Fabrics, 14, 387 Turner, Charles, and Louis Waterman!), Hats made from Straw,Gram, Palm.Leaf, Sic., 143 Turner, John, Breml, 21y Turner, Joseph, Oscillating Cylinder Stearn Engines, 68
Turner, Thomas, Alarm and Detector in Cases of Burglary, 125
Turner, T , and Henry Boyens, Steering Vessels and Apparatus for Signalling between the Deck and Engine Room of Steam Vessels, 141
Turner, William Allen, Starch, 126
Tyler, Henry Whatley, Permanent Way of Railways, 198, 426
Tytherleigh, William, Bullets and Shots, 237
Underhil I, Wm. Scott, Wringing Machines, 485
Underwood, John, Printing, 3M Unwin, Ilenry, Application of Waste Heat from Coke Ovens, 161
Urquhart, William, Ornamenting Household Furniture, 238
Usher. Alfred Austin, Moderator Lamp, 4-18
Van Abbott, Geo. Washington, Bank Notes, 51
Vanderborgnt, Michael Joseph, Producing simultaneously the Threefold Effect of Castings Breaking.oir, and Rubbing Printing Characters, 428
Vanuoy, Henry, Heating Foot Stoves, 87 Varley, Cromwell Fleetwood, Electric Telegraphs, 15
Vasserot, Charles Frederic, Beverage, 10G Vioserot, C. F., Paint, 106
Vasserot, C. F., Gasogene, 103
Vasserot, C. 1'., Covering all Descriptions of Grain with a Manure, and the Apparatus employed for th.. same. Vasserot, C. , Phosphoric Fu.ce, 10S Vasserot, C. F., Hydrostatic Bellows, 108 Vaughan, Horace, ilardening and Tempering Steel, 51
Verde, Francois Auguste, and Emond Michel, Extract, from Madder for Dyeing sus Priming, bU Wadsworth, Jas. Heating and Ventilating, 15 Wagotail, John Cheesuman, Felted Cloth, 50 Walemi, ‘villiam Henry, Electric Depositions of Metals and Metallic Alloys, 448 Walker, Andrew Barclay,Heating Fluids, 182 Walker, Peter, Distilling, and in the Manufacture of Vinegar. 106
Walker, Robert Porter. Hulling and Scouring Coffee, 428
Walker, William Thomas, Exhausting and Regulating the Flow of Gas, and Cleansing and 1Varming Gas Apparatus, 143
Walmsley. Samuel, Spinning 1-"fibrous Materials, 369
Walton, Fre4erick, Plastic Composition, 107 Walton.F., W ireCardsforMetallicbruahes.370 ‘Valtun, F., aid John Pinson, Stamping Metals, 485
Walton. Joseph, Looms for Weaving.123 Warburton, James, Preparing and Combing Wool, 331
Warburton, J., Preparing and Combing Fibres, 331
Warburton, J., Carding Machinery, 331 Ward, Frederick Oldfield, and Frederick Wynants, Manure, 4t.05
Ward, John, Manures. 276
Wardell, Robert, Reaping Machines. 291 Waresquiel, Albert, Railway Carriages, 236 Warhck, Ferdinand Charles, Generating Steam, 44G Warne, James, Metals applicable to Decorative and Useful Purposes, 1U7 1V arne, William, Deckle Straps, 80
Watkins, Francis, Spikes and Rivets, 88 Watkins, F., Rivets, Bolts, and Spikes, 409 Watkins, Leonard William, Putty, .52 W:itson, Frederick, Plastic Compositions, 389 Watson. John Forrest, Watches, 113
Watson, Thomas, and Thomas Singleton, Loons, 123
Watt, W Preparing Indian Corn and other Grain, 87
Way. John Thomas, Soap, 388
Way, J.T.,Obtaining Light by Electricity, 371 \Void, William. Printing or Staining, and otherwise Preparing Yarns. 331
Weild, W., Looms for Weaving. 121
Weiss. Charles, and Henry Lister. Finishing of Mohair and other Textile Fabrics, 256 Weiss, C., 11. Lister, and J. Mitchell, Finishing Wool and other Textile Fabrics, 236 Welch, Edward. Fire-places and Flues, 447 %Vela, George, Metallic Pens and Penholders, 388
Wells, Joseph Henry George, Pumps and Valves, 49
Westlake, J.Cleansing and Dressing Ores, 428 \V lieatluy, Thomas, and 11 illiam Wheatley, Fog Signals, 13
Wheattnati, John, and John Smith, Grinding Circular Saws, 258
Wheelhouse, Thomas, and John Greenwood, Ventilating Vehicles in Motion, 461
Whines, John, Dovetailing, Grooving, Slotting. and ttabbetting, Whitaker, Edmund, Alfred Law, and James Fletcher, Steam Engines. 425
Whitaker, Frederick, Sewing and Embroidering, 426
White. George, D)eing and Printing Textile Fibres and Fabrics, 141
White, George, Weaving, 27.5 1Nhite, G., Glass Furnaces, 312
White, Thomas, Boots and Shoo, 33 White, William, Moulds or Matrices em• ployed in Casting Metals, 389
Whitehead, John, Boilers, 18u Whitehead, Thomas, Spinning Flax, Tow, and Hemp, 291
Whitehead, William, Cards for Jacquard Mechanism, 447
‘Vbitesmith, Isaac, and William Whitesmitb, NYeaving. 426
Whittles, Henry, and Robert Schofield. Slide Valves of Steam Engines, and in the Mode of Working the same, 123
Whowell, Charles, Stretching. Drying, and Finishing Woven Fabrics, 121
Wicks, Peter, and Thomas Goulston Ghisiin. Adapting the Fibrous Plants of South Africa, 331
Wickens, Henry, Protecting the Throat against Garottiag, 15
Wieland, J. F., Cleaning the Teeth, 313 Wiggs, Charles James, Supplying Steam Boilers with Water, 101
Wigram, William Knox, Igniting Lucifer Matches, 33
Wiles, William Gresham, Brewing, 333 Wiley, William Edward, Metal Pens and Penholders, 182
Wiley, W. E.. Ever Pointed Pencils, 408 Wiley,W.E.eBoxes for contiiningArticles,407 Wiley, W. E., Ever-pointed Pencil Cases, 219 Wilkes, John, Thomas Wilkes, and Gilbert Wilkes. Rollers for Printing Fabrics, 255
Wilkins, Willi Flushing Apparatus, 142
Wilkins, \V., Laying Submarine Cables, 388
Wilkins, W ., Cannon. 142
Wilkinson, C. Cave, Carving Forks, 199 Wilkinson, W. Lighting and in Lamps, 199 Wilke, Lot, Signalling between the Guards and Engine Drivers of Railway Trains,160 Williams, Charles Wyc, Furnace Grates and Fire Bars,g 86
Williams, C. ‘V., Charging Furnaces with Fuel, 49
Williams, C. W., Increasing the Draught and Promoting the Combustion of the Fuel in Furnaces, 159
Williams, Joel, Cocks or Taps, 276 Williams, John, Lowering and Stopping Anchor Chains, 1.59
Williams, J , Common Road Vehicles, 180 Williams, John Allin, Ploughing Land by Steam Power, 125
Williams, William, Propeller, 350 `Williamson, John, and Francis Williamson, John Wright and Joseph Wadsworth, Looms, 484
Willis, H. Supplying Alr to Organs, &c., 332 Willis, H., Organs, 143
Wilson, Robt. Raising or Forcing Fluids, 409 Willis, Thomas, and George Chell, Spinning and Winding Yarn, 484
Wilson, George, Weaving, 19S Wilson, George Fergusson, Treating I3ur-mese and such like Petroleum, s7, 126 Wilson, G. F., Candles, 108
Wilson, John, Steel, 52
Wilton, Thomas, and John thiggett, Regulating the Flow of Gas, Sc., 332
'Wimball, Henry, Pugmills, 332
Wimball, H., Bricks, Tiles, Pipes, Sc., 15 Wirnshurst, Henry William, Sheet Metal, 108 Winder, Thos. Robt. Submarine Works, 311 Wingate, Thomas, Screw Propellers, 141 Withnall, James, Rollers for Printing Surfaces. 389
Withn 11, J.,Rollers for Printing Surfaces, 258 ithnall. Thomas, Metallic Rollers or Cylinders, 182
Wood, Edward Robert, Labels, 219
Wood, William, Carpets and other Pile Fabrics, 181
Woodley, John, and Henry Her bert S win-lord, Sewing. Machines, 231
Woodward, Frederick Grindlay Howard, Medicine for th% Cure of Dropsy, 09 Worrall, John Mayo, FuAians, 124
Worrall, J. M., Finishing a certain Description of Fustians called " Diagonals," 142 Wri;tht, Alexander, Malt, 143
Wright. Charles EmIlus, Lubricating Compounds, 53
Wright, David Falconer, Raising and Forcing Fluids, 162
Wright, George, Heating, 388
Wright, G., Stove Grates or Fire-places, 142 Wright, John Turner, and Edwin Payton Wright, Coverings for Vehicles, 426 Wright, Josiah, Bleaching. Straw Plait and Straw, 312
Wright, Robert Alfred, and Louis Jules Fondle, Chemical Decompositions by Means of Superheated Steam and Water, 312 Wright, Richard, Steam Boilers, 446
Wright, Samuel, Gas Regulators, 199 Wright, William, Feeding Fires, 461 Wrigley, Francis, Cutting Tobacco, 161 Wylie, John, Pianofortes, 331
Yarrow, Thomas, Locomotive Steam-engines, 255
Yeldham, Stephen, Indices to Books, 628 Young, William, Fire-places, 161
Zibelin, Jean Alexander, Fabrication of Artificial Wines, Brandy, and Vinegar, 29G Ziegler, Ernest, Substitute for Animal Charcoal, 409
Zipser, Wilhelm, and Johann Peter Klein, Woollen Cloth, 181

Complete Specifications. Subject Matter.

Cutting Corks, Amos Pierce Charnberlain,179 140
Engines for Hydraulic Purposes, John Smith Barden. Aaron Watkins, Rockwood Holmes Hinkley. and Daniel Franklin Child, 254 140
Grinding Card Cylinders of Carding Engines, Jonathan Parker, 293
Gunpowder, Henry Hodges, 179
Preventing the Overheating and Bursting of Steam-boilers, Edwd. H. Ashcroft, 403
Srnoke.preventing A pparatus, Jean Jacques Bouvert, and F. Isidore Jean Pascal, 103 Steam Train for Navigating Shallow Rivers, John Bourne, 103
Stopping Carriages on Ordinary Roads, John (edge, 405

Abstracts of Specifications. Subject Matter.

Abating the Smells and Increasing the Fertilising Usefulness of Liquid Manures, Sir James Murray, 86
Accelerating Tanning, Prix Auguste Theodore Inchon, 106
Action of Upright Pianofortes, William Mills, 182, 276
Actuating the Brakes of Carriages used on Railways, and for Coupling, George Hardstaff, 159
Actuating Railway Brakes, Jules Alexandre Petiet, 369
Adapting the Fibrous Plants of South Africa, Peter Wilks and Thomas Goulaton Gbislin, 331
Adjustable Connexion applicable to Agricultural Implements, Henry Cogan, 447 Adjusting Chandeliers, Joseph and Edmund Ratcliffe, 332
Advertising in Vehicles. Theatres, and Public Places, Henry Schmidt, 428
Aerial Navigation, Benj. O'Neal Stratford, 310 Affixing Stamps and Labels to Documents, George Brook Price. 409
Agricultural Engines and Implements, Collinson Hall and Thomas Charlton, 387 Agricultural Implements, Richard Emery. 14 Air Beds, Cushions, and other like Inflated and Fluid.tight Apparatus or Bag, Johu Macintosh, 370
Air and Water Discharge Apparatus, George McCallan, 180
Mr and Waterproof Coatings, W. Clark, 50 Alarm Apparatus when using Electric Cur. rents, Joseph Seelie Greenhow, 371 Alarm and Detector In Cases of Burglary, Thomas Turner, 125
Alarms, Richard Houchin, jun., 160
" AlizarIne," Edward Mucklow, 220
Amalgamation of Precious Metals, Robert Ker Aitchison, 107
Amalgamating certain Substances for the Production of Fuel, 'William Neville, 313 An Aerial Chariot, G. M. P. Swift, 31
Anchors, Michael Burke, 13
Same: Havcroft, 86
Benj. Ilingley, and S.tm. Hingley,310, 386 Annealing of Glass, and the Firing of Pottery. Ware, Samuel Neville, 1C7
Annealing Wire, John Ryland., 183 Anti-Garotte Cravat, A. P. How. 125 Anti-syphilitic Compound, Theo, Lipkan, 409 Application of Centrifugal Force in Purifying :Minerals, Joseph N. Victor Cadiat. 162 Application of Certain Substances for Food, as a Source of Nutrition and Support to tho Respiratory Organs of Animals, W. E. Newton, 389
Application and Mode of Working Eccentrics on Seam Engines, H. Cartwright, 141 Application of Papier ?clache, James Broad,217 Application of Steam to Lifting or Hoisting, Thomas Nathaniel Pengelly, and George Porter, 310
Application of Waste Heat from Coke Ovens, Henry Unwin, 161
Applying Brakes to Railway Carriages, George Frederick Lee Meakio. 180
Applying Cranes, Applying Motive Power for the same, John Stanley, 407
Applying a certain Colouring Matter, either singly or in Combination with other Colouring Matters, to W oven or Felted Fabrics, .arc., Richard I)ugdale Kay,142
Applying Fuel for Heating Purposes, Ebenezer Rogers, 313 '
Applying Marks on Paper for Postal Pur-poses,Jean Jaques Constant Benoist,312
Applying Metals over Surfaces by Galvano. alastic Process, Eugene Theodore Nou-aihier, mid Jean Baptiste Provost. 52
Applying Starch or other Semi-fluid Matter by Machinery to Woven Fabrics, James Gilroy, 142
Applying Steam or other Aeriform Fluids expansively in Engines, J. Smith, 255 Arrangement to Facilitate the Movement of Locomotives on Common Roads. 483 Arranging Ships' and other Similar Pumps, William Roberts, 105
Articles of Iron, Samuel Thomas Crook, 334 Artificial Coral, James Spence, 219
Artificial Flowers Aimable Antoinnette, 389 Artificial Fuel, Richard Reeves Cox, 51 Artificial Flowers and Fruits, A. Gatti, 407 Artificial Hands, G. Perez De Fermini, 107 Artificial Ices, W. S. Clark, 485
Artificial Leather, C. Cowper, 258
Frederick Char:es Jeune. 200
Artificial Legc, W. E. Newton, 258
Artificial Light, Bernhard Samuelson, 4S5 Artificial Stone, Pierre Alexandre Barteau, Gabriel Guy, and Charles Correy, 370 Joseph Ellis, 427
Ascertaining and Indicating the Number of, and Distance Travelled by, Passenger. in Public Carriages, and the Fares Paid, A. H. A. Durant, 198
Attaching Knobs and Handles, John Rock Day and Joseph Lester !links, 86 Attaching Knobs to Spindles, William Henry Collins, 276
Charles William Ramie, 388
Axles, Charles Cammel, 369
A xeltree Boxes, Railway, W. J. Curtis, Azure Blue for Domestic Purposes, Charles Bruton, sen., Charles Bruton, jun., Francis James Bruton, and Samuel ltogers Burton, 219
Backs and Covers of Books, Joseph W illiam Schlesinger, 409
Baking Bread, &c.. William Ramsay Nevins and Joseph John Yates, 275
Ball or other Cocks, G. Eskholme and H. 'Wilkes, 108
Band Fastenings, Alexander Forrest, 161 Bands or Bolts for Driving Machinery, Godfrey Ermen and Francis Spencer, 198 Bank Notes, George W. Van Abbott, 51 Barometers. Wm. Henry Thornthwaite, 220 Beaters used in Threshing Machines, Henry Bradley and Elmit Wray, 237
Beating and Brushing Carpets, Emanuel Berger and Jules Edouard Matile, 256 Bed and Utensils, Barnabas Taylor, 332 Beds and Mattresses, George Ritchie, 50 Bee Hive, Francois Menusier, 359 Beer-engine or Syphon and Vent Peg, to be Used for the Purpose of Drawing or Pumping Ales, Beer, or other Fluids, L. D. Jackson. 107
Benumbing any Part of the Human Frame Previous to a Surgical Operation, for the Purpose of Performing the said Operation without Pain, Charles Tho-mu Robert Prynn, 3S9
Better Organisation of the Instrumental Music Scale, J. T. Pitman, 143
Beverages, Thomas Frederick Henley, S8 Charles Frederic Vasserot, 106
Billiard 'fables, Victor Blumberg, 485 Binding Books, Jean Baptiste Leuillet, 334 Bits for Horses. Frederick Decastro Jones, 220 Blacking for Polishing Boots, &c,, James Hansher, 161
Blanks of Forks and other Tools, William Levesley, 389
Bleaching Straw Plait and Straw, Josiah Wright, 312
Bleaching Textile Fabrics, and Materials used for Making Paper, Colin Hunter, 123 Blinds, Screens, and Reflectors, Charles Chats!, 388
Blinds for Windows, Virginie Bacquoville Pieters, 418
Blooming Iron, James Abbott, jun., Richard Handley Thomas, John Young, Roll Turner, and James Edward Hunt, .165
Buoys, Floats, or other Buoyant Vessels, William Edward Newton, 310
Bobbin-Net or Twist Lace, George Watson Pye, and Thomas Oldknow, 484
Bobbin Net or Twist Lace Machinery, James lied .ate, E. Ellis, and J. Cropper, 32
Bolts for Doors, Charles Iles, 295
Bolts and Rivets, R. Archibald Brooman, 313
.1.1111CA Marrow, 333
Boilers, Henry Adcock, 310
Henry Batchelor, 13
Henry Cater, 104
David Cheetham, s5
David Hamilton Fowler, S5
Benjamin Goodfellow, 31
Robert Harlow, 104
William Heywood, 123
Joseph Bennett Howell, and Nicholas Harvey, 85
James Lord, and William Soothill, 159
Robert Morrison, 111
Jason J. Palmer, 274
David Partrid,4e, 198
:.;aniuel Lawrence Taylor, and Thomas Eaton Rolle, 236
John Whitehead, 180
Richard Wright, 416
Boilers and Furnaces, William Johnson, 254
Bolts, Rivets, Spikes, Screwblanks, Nuts for Screws, and Washers, L. Bower, 107
Boots, William Edward Newton, 427
Boots and Shoes, John King, Thomas White, 33
Boots, Shoes, and Clogs, Dennis Grundy. 371
Bouts and Shoes or other Coverings for the Feet, J. Bernard, 113
Robert Kanzow Bowley, 332
Boring and Cutting Stone, Earth, and other like Substances, and for Ventilating the Places where such Machinery is employed, Daniel Colladon, 371
Bottles and their Stoppering', Joseph Scott, 312 Boxes for containing Articles, W. E. W iley. 107 Boxes and similar Articles, W . Kendall, 371 Bracelets, Antoine Decle, and Francois Alex. andre Dratilt, 113
Brakes, Railway, Austin Chambers. and William Harrison Champion, 141
Edward Finch, 291
Francois RuAlem, 275 1Villiam Hill, 406
Brake, Railway, illiam R. Jackson, 160 Elor Jean Baptiste Ledure, 105
Brakes, James Edward M'Connell, 198 Brakes, Railway and other, Henry Myers, and Charles Askew and John Askew, 111 Brakes, Railway Laurent, Prosper Therrin, 164 Brakes, Railway, and Carriages, George Rag. gett, 330
Bread, John Pettigrew, 52
John Turner, 219
Bread and Bi3cuits, Julien Blanc, 200 Breaking and Scratching Flax, A. Koch, 181 Breakwaters, James Abernethy, 219 Breech-loading Guns and Pistols, Charles Crickrnay, 112
Charles Greves, 295
Brewing, William Gresham Giles. 333
Bricks and other Articles of Earthenware, Gabriel Arthur, 332
Bricks and Tiles, Richard Bradley and William Craven, 1.27
Joseph Pimlott Oates, 237
Bricks, William Gorse and Samuel Pollock, 485
John Francis Porter, AT Bricks, Pipes, and other Ware, from Mineral Substances, William Henry Smith, Jas. Cadman and Joseph Cadman, 14.09
Bricks, Tiles and Tubes of Earthenware, James Thornton, 199
Bridges and Arched Structures, Henry Thomas Helyer, 181
Brine to be used in the Manufacture of Salt, Geo. Lauder and Thomas Ireland, 312 Bruisirg and Grindiny, Vegetable Substances, John Hartley, -117
Brushes especially applicable to Painters' Brushes, William Greenslade and James Wood, 11;2
James Smith, 295
Brushes , J. Stephens, 238
Bucket and Valve Seats for Bilge and other Pumps, John Horace Taylor, 255
Buckle or Fastening, Frederick John Jones, 276
Buffing Apparatn; for 'Railway Engines and Carriages, James Dry,dale Malcolm, 406
Buffing, Bearing and Draw Springs, and Buffer Cases for Railway Purposes, Henry Bridges, 236
Buildings, William Bridges Adams, 142 Bullets and Shots, William Tytherleigh, 237 Burners and Shades or Reflectors, William Footman, 182
Burning of Gas, Alfred Augustus de Regi. paid Hely, 371
John Robert Reid Ilumfrys. 256
Burning Pyrotechnio Compositions, John Nloule, 200
Buttons, Alexander Delon, 295
W. E. Newton, 125
William Poupard, 199
Calks for the Shoes of Animals, Edward Maynard, 141
Candle Lantern, Kenneth f,. Sunderland, 370 Candles, Thomas NI (Aden smith and 'Cornelius Burke, 296
Candles, (1. F. Wilson, 108
Candles and Night Lights, Samuel Clarke, 313 Cannon, W. Wilkins, 142
Canopy for Carriages and Places, Thomas Layzell Seowen. 33U Caps, A. Idlers Goodman and L. Goodman, 70 Caps and such-like Articles, Louis Braun, -15 Capstans, Thomas Brown, 218
Capsules for containing Medicines, W. E. Newton, 35
Carbonising Substances for the Production of Gas, George Danre, Pierre Fortune Victor Mouillard, and Pierre Adrien Mercier, 238
Cards for Jacquard Mechanism, William Whitehead, 447
Carding Cotton and other Fibrous Materials, Thomas Sidebottom Adshead and Abraham Holden, 255
Carding Cotton and other Fibrous Substances Samuel Faulkner, 237
Carding Engiues, J. H. Johnson, 181
A. V. Newton, 275, 331
Carding Engines and Condensers, James Apperly and William Clissold, 447 Carding Machinery, J. Warburton, 331 Carding Fibrous Materials, Peter ltothwell A rrowsinith and Robert Caunce, 484 Carding Wool and other Fabrics, Isaac Holden, 124
Carpets, James Merrylees, 484
Carpets and other Pile Fabrics, William Wood, 181
Carpets,Wearing Apparel,&c.,R.Cresswel1,4S4 Carpets, J. Smith, 331
Carriage Lamps and Fittings, Howard Ashton I lolden, 294
Carriages, William Findlater and William Keetley, 216
Cartridges and Bullets, together with an Apparatus for Producing the same, Edward Lindner, 218
Carving Forks, Charles Cave Wilkinson, 258 Cast Iron Pipes, David Yoolow Stewart, 126 Cast Steel, Sir Francis Charles Knowles, 258
Charles Lenz, 143
Robert Mushet, 295
C. Pauvert, 220
Casting and Finishing Cocks, William James Payne. 33
Casting and Finishing Types and Vignettes used for Printing, F. Constance, 108
Casting Metallic Articles, A. V. Newton, 161
Casting Metals, J. H. Johnson, 162
Casting Railway Chairs, Thomas Howard Head and Joseph Wright, 255
Castors, Julien Charles Dubois, 407
Joseph Morel, 50
Cement, Henry Young Darracott Scott. 161
Cement, Mortar, and Artificial Stone, Edward Logs, 33
Centrifugal Machines, Andrew MlOnie. 108
Chaff-cutting Machines, John Comes, 14
H. Smith, 294
Chain Harrows, W. C. Cambridge, 350
Chain Pump, Charles Henry Murray, 180
Chains, John Dangerfleld, 126
Chains for Cables and other Purposes, Edward Edwards. 180
Chandelier, Edward Curtis Kemp, 42T Charcoal Filter for Cleansing Spirits, William Hood, 408
Charging Furnaces with Fuel, C. W. W illiams, 49
Checking the Honesty of Omnibus Conductors, &c., Richard Laming, 159
Cheese, Joseph Howard, jun., and William Leek, 370
George Travis, 257, 370
Check upon Drivers, Conductors, by indicat ingthe N umber of Passengers carried, and the Distance each has Travelled. Isaac Sherwood and Joseph Blount W a) ne, 330
Chemical Decompositions by means of Superheated Steam and Water, Robert Alfred Wright and Louis J. Fouche, 312 Chimney Cans or Caps, John Milner. IS Chimney Cap or Cowl and Ventilator, William Lawrence, 50
Chimney Tops or Cowls, J. S. Hendy, 142 Chopping Loaf Sugar and other Substances, George Mountford, 257
Churns for Producing Butter. W. S. Clark and Benjamin Moore, 447
Churns, W. Blacklidge, jun., and G. Read. 417 Circular Brushes, A. P. / low, .109
Circular Gas Burners and their Chimneys, Andrew Steinmetz, 87
Cleaning Casks, George Chappellpotts, 162 John Henry Francis and Robert Ord, .109 Cleaning the Inside of Casks, Thomas Humphrey Roberts, 485
Cleaning Grain, Jacques Richard, 350 Cleaning Iron and other Metals, Richard J ohnson, 238
Cleaning Knives and other similar Articles, Elkan Adler and Francis Barber, 311
Elkan Adler and It. P. Abernethy. 311 Cleaning & Polishing Knives,W. S. Clark, 465 Cleaning Knives, Charles Richard 011itre and James Arming Gola, 87
Cleaning the Bottoms of Iron Ships while Afloat, Charles Robertson, 461 Cleaning the Teeth, John Fredk.Wleland, 313 Cleaning and Purifying Wheat and Grain, Robert Ilanham Collyer. 276
Cleansing and Dressing Ores. J. Westlake, 2i Cleansing and l)ryiug Animal and Vegetable substances. T. Lowes, 296
Cleansing the Waste Woollen from such Waste Substances, David Carter, .117 Cleansing & Drying Substances. T. Lawes,70 Clearing and Ploughing Land, Viotor Augustin Kientzy, 105
('losing Bottles and other Receptacles, William Geddes Borron, 410
Closing the Supply Cocks of Gas Burners, John Oldham, 50
Coal Gas, Alexander Angus Croll, 50
Coating Roofs to make them Impervious to Wet, W. E. Newton, 218
Coffins, William Henry Brown, 126
Coating the Surfaces of the Cells of Galvanic Batteries, Stanislaus Yoga, 418 Coating Iron and other Metal, G. Bedson, 108 Coating Iron or other Metals with Tin, G. T. Bousfield, 126
Coating Iron and other Metals with Metallic Substances, James Hamilton, 257 Coating Metal with Metal and Metallic Compounds, G. Bedson, 162
Coating Metals with Zinc.;li. A. Brooman,258 Coating and Insulating Wire. G. Bedson, 88 Coating Wrought Iron, Rev. J. Burrow, 389 Coats and Waistcoats, William Gwillim Merrett, 276
Cocks or 'raps, Joel Williams, 276
Cocks and Valves, Thomas W. Rayner, 144 Cocks tzuitable for Water, Steam, or Gas, Alfred Dawson, 36
Coiled Springs, A. V. Newton, 311
Coke, William Cory, jun.. 389
Collars and Wristbands, J. Crawley, sen., 161 Collecting for Use theExcrement of Towns and Village% Jasper Wheeler Rogers, 311 Columns, Pilasters, and other similar Struc. tures of Granite, Marbles, and other Stones capable of receiving a High Polish. Alexander NI 'Donald, 69 Combing Wool, Joseph Sharp Bailey, 32 Combing Wool and other Fibres, Isaac Holden 124
Combing Wool, Silk, or other Fibrous Materials, John Sugden, 94
Combining Ploughs with Locomotive Engines, Francis Hamilton. Charles Burrell and James Boy dell, 124
Combininc, Steam-engine and Boilers, when Usede' with Screw or Stern Propellers of Ships or Vessels, Goo. Story More, 10.1 Comforters, Scarfs, and other like Coverings for the Neck, Pierre Ernest Lanaud de Lasigerie, 125
Communicating Signals from the Captain on Deck to the Engineer Below, George I lornsey, 464
Compensating Crane, J Taylor, 144 Composition for Sharpening and Setting Fine Edged Cutting Instruments, Louis Etienne Deplanque, 312
Compounds of Alumina and Magnesia, D. Baker, 162
Compounds resembling Gotta Percha, Edward Joseph Hughes, 70
Compressed Yeust, Making, A. Hensel, 144 Compressing Clay applicable to the Manufacture of Bricks, &c., G. T. Bousfield, 257 Concentrating and Preserving Milk, Joseph House, 52
Conductors of Electric Telegraphs, Felix Marie Baudouin, 311
Connecting the Ends of Cables, William Barnard De Blaquiere, 485
Connecting and Applying Reserved Power for the Application of Railway Brakes in Sudden Emergencies, W. E. New ton, 68
Connecting and Disconnecting Pipes or Tubes, Benjamin Webster Owrid, 162
Connecting the Feed Pipes of Locomotive Engines and Tenders,Jas. Fenton, 180
Connecting Pipes to the Basins of Water-closets and NVashhand Basins, Jesse Bridgwood, 142
Connecting Rails of Railways, J. Morris, 464 Connecting Spindles of Locks and Latches, Nathan Agar, 407
Constructing Boxes for Journals and other Bearings, Thomas Briggs Smith, 14 Constructing Dry Docks and Basins for the Stowage of Ships, Charles Langley, 237 Constructing and Heating Buildings, It. A. Brooman, 199
Consuming Furnaces, P. A. le Comte de Fon-tainemoreau, 4.16
Consuming Gas, James Ilansor, 311 Consuming the Smoke and Gases of Furnaces, and Furnishing a Hot Air Blast, Charles Barlow, 310
Consuming Smoke and Generating Heat, Richard I.eake, and Matt. Sykes, 369 Consuming Smoke, J. Russell Chibnall, 123 Consuming Smoke in Chimneys and Furnaces, Donald Bethune, 310
Consuming the Smoke of Furnaces, John Mid. dleton, 123
Consumption of Smoke in Furnaces, Thomas Holmes, 69
Converting Plastic Substances into Spherical Forms, Richard Handley Thomas, 312 Cooking Apparatus, producing a Saving of Fuel and Time, J. Francois Maire, 277 Cooling and Evaporating, E. Mucklow, 220
Copying Presses NV V. S. Clark, 4`5Copying and other Presses, L;eorgo Newton, 389
Corded Skirtings, Robert Smith, 70
Cords to be used in Skirts and Petticoats, Elias Bowcock, 141
Cork Holder for Bottles, A. P. How 389
F Covering loors, Material Suitable for, Caleb Taylor, :047
Covering all Descriptions of Grain with a Manure, and the Apparatus employed for the same, C. F. Vasserot, 105
Coverings for Vehicles, John Turner Wright, and Edwin Payton Wright, 426
Counting Envelopes, Cards, &c., W. E. Newton, ,C.:)
Counting and Inserting Wire in Blocks of Wood for the Purpose of Printing on Linen and Paper, and for all Printing l'urposes, E. Augustin Pagneare, 257
Coupling Pipes and Conduits, in the Machinery for Manufacturing the Hoops to bo used in Connecting such Pipes, Columns, and Conduits, Hugh Greaves, 257
Cradles for Heaving up Ships, Robert Turnbull, 60
Cramps for Flooring, Elijah Aldis, 447 Cranes, Walter Henderson Sisterson, 126 Cranked Shafts or A x le% Thomas Howard, 162 Creating or Increasing Draughts and Currents, William Petrie, 257
Crown and Sheet Glass, W. Perks, jun , 313 Crushing various Substances, J. Taylor, 162 Cultivating Land. A. V Newton. 331 Cultivation of Land by Steam Power, William Massey, 426
Cultivator of Land, Thomas Knight, 447 Curing or Preventing the Scab in Sheep, and the Mange, Prime Itaban Jones, 371 Curry Comb, J. 1'. Pitman, 408
Currying Leather, Andre P. Rochette, 388 Cut-oil Gear from Steam Engines, W. E. Newton, 464
Cutting Corks, Amos Pierce Chamberlain, 408 or Making Corks, Francis 13. Howell, 15 and Gathering Fruit, '1'. M. Jones, 4'44 Gutters for Irrigating Land,J.Bickford,465 Irregular Forms, Arthur Kinder, 408 Metals or other Hard Substances, W. E. Newton, 163
Screw Threads, W. E. Newton, 257 Sugar, Robert Alexander Perry, 51 Sugar and other Substances, T. Keddy, 408 Standing Crops, W. E. Newton, 218 Tobacco, Francis Wrigley. 161
Turnips or other Vegetable Substances, John Shaw, and W. Manwaring, 237 Vegetable Substances, T. hose, jun., 220 Veneers, A. V. Newton, 427. Day and Night Advertising, Thomas Gre-ville Potter, 333
Deckle Straps, W illiam Warne, 80
Delivering Manure for Agricultural Purposes, Robert Reeves, and John Reeves. 105 Delivery of Postage and Receipt Stamps, Simeon Denham, 20
Depositing Metallic Alloys by Electricity, Samuel Jabez Goode, 27o Descendinf and Ascending Pits or Shafts, and Raising Minerals or otherBodies there.. from, C. W. Otway, 389
Dibbling Machinery for Depositing Grain and Manure, Jaques Henri Marie Maissilt, 199 Disc Engine, Noel Clayton Smith, 159 Discharge of Projectiles, J. Macintosh, 143 Discharging Ashes from Steamboats, William Steel, 35U Discharging Projectiles, John C Ilad.lan, :332 Discharging the Water resulting from tho Condensing of Steam, used in Apparatus 1Ieated by S.eam, Thomas Bowden, 237 Discovery of Flaws and Escapes in Gus Pipes, Lambert Perin, 295
Disinfecting Alcohol, R. A. Brooman, 333 Dissecting Maps or Chart 3, Francois Auguste Laurecisque, 313
Dissolve the Deposits in Boilers, Paul Ing. wersen, 425
Distilling, R. A. Brooman, 485
Distilling, Applicable also to the Extraction of Oils, and to the Purification of Gums, J. H. Johnson, 3b9
Distilling Fatty Matters, F. L. Bauwens, 162 Distilling and Rectification of Spirits, R. A. 13rooman, 333
Distilling and Rectifying Tar and other Matters, Jean Eugene D'Arcct, 312
Distilling, and in the Manufacture of Vinegar, Peter W alker. 106
Distributing and Composing Types, William Haslett Mitchel, 107
Distributing Sand on Railway Rails, Joseph Hoy, sen., 1st Dividing Lace I. Atkin and M. Miller, 256 Diving Bell, John William lleinke, 23S Domestic Utensils, Charles Smith, 332 Doors and Windows for the Prevention of Burglary, &ye., N‘ralter S. Tappin, 160 Drain Pipes, Thomas J. M. Townsend, 106
Draining Pipes, Louis J. Brethon, 85 Drawing off Fluids, Thomas Lambert and Obed Wakefield. 428
Drilling and Boring, John Eacterbrook and Robert Francis Drury, 408
Drills for Sowing Seeds and DepositinglMa-nure, NVilliam Hensman, 447
Driving Paving Blocks, J. S. Macarthy, 387 Driving the Spindles of Spinning Frames, R. A. Broomall, 236
Drying Fibrous Substances, J. Sharpies, 353 Drying Paper in Process of Manufacture, Marie Amethe Charles Mellier, 277 Dyeing Matter, William Peckstone, 3S9 Dyeing and Printing, Barnard Barcroft, 370 Dyeing and Printing Textile Fibres and Fabrics, George White, 141 Earthenware and other Ceramic Materials, R. A. Brooman, 51
Easy Chairs and Chamber Commodes, Dominic° Thomasinl, 295
Effecting Agricultural Operations, John Blythe Robinson, 331
Effecting General Conveyance on Water, Robert Holmes Houston, 159
Electric Apparatus for Giving Signals, David Lloyd Price, 161
Electric Depositions of Metals and Metallic Alloys, William Henry Walemi, 448 Electric Lamps, Jean Baptiste Pascal, 333 Telegraphs, Pier Alberto Balestrina, 106 Telegraphs, Edward Highton, 106 Telegraphs,Cromwell FleetwoodVarley,15 Electricity as a Motive Power, E. Testelin, ..11 Electro.magnetic Engines and Batteries, James Andrew Cumine and Cohn Hunter, 219
Plating, Charles Cowper, 15
Plating and Depositing Metals,C. Cowper, Type or Ga'rano Plastic Processes, J. H. Johnson, 70
Elevating Vater and other Liquids, R. A. Broom in, 126. (See also Forcing W ater)
Embossing Fabrics, Charles William Mann and Frederick John Ingram, 50 Embroidering. W. Clark, 358
Matthew 1)unnett, 3s8
Employment for Motive Purposes of Sulphuret of Carbon, Ed. Hochstetter, 275 Engine with Rotary Piston, J. B. Pa cal, 159 Engines to be employed in Agriculture, Isaac Blackburn and Robert. Blackburn, 142 Engines, and in their Gearing for connecting them with Machinery, and in the means of Lubricating them, W. AV Naught, 254 Engraved Surfaces for Surface Printing, James Davies Cooper, 257
Envelopes, Edward Stanford, 3i Engraving Rollers for Printing, W. Rigby, 52 Evaporating Fluids. &c., Auguste Frederick «'ills ten Partz, 11;2
Exhausting and Regulating the Flow of Gas, and Cleansing and Warming Gas A pparmus. William Thomas W alker, 143 Expansible Boxes, William Childs, Jun., 312 Explosive Shells, T. W. Roy.. 427
Extract from Madder for Dyeing and Printing, Francois Auguste Verdell and Edmond Michel, 80
Extracting Gold and Silver from their Matrices, Joseph Gibbs, 57
Extracting Iron from Tin Ores, Freaerick Braithwaite, 52
Extracting Silk, John Austen, 294
Fabrication of Artificial Wines, Brandy, and Vinegar, Jean Alexander Zibelin, 21.,6 Fabrics, Edmund Hyde, 256
Fabrics, Elastic, Archibald Turner. I t, 3b7 Felted Fabrics, William Mist, 142
Finishing Fabrics made wholly or partly of Silk, t.corge Joseph Hall, 237
Folding Fabrics, I. Atkin and M. Miller, 50 George Sampson, Joseph Sampsoo, and Elijah Ledger, 124
Fabrics, George Collier, 14
J. Ingram, E. Ingram, and B. Ingram, 69 Fabrics, Knit, Joseph Belshaw, 370
Fabrics, Knitted, Luke Barton and Edwin Stanley Brooks, 237
R. B. Cooley Fabrics, Looped, T. Ball and John Wilkins, 09 Arthur Paget, 294
Fabrics, Ornamental, John R. Cochrane, 906 Fabrics, Plain and Figured, J. Henderson, 275 Fabric, Textile, Frederic Cainpin, 49, 12 Fabrics, Warp, Suitable for the Manufacture of Gloves, Thomas Ball, 218 Fabrics,Washing Textile, David Jack, 275 Fabric, Vaterproof, C. Goodyear, 310
Fabrics, Woven, David Milnes, 350
Facilitating the Consumption of Smoke, Frederick William Anderton, and Joseph Beauland, 13
Facilitating Passengers Ascending and Descending from the Roofs of Omnibuses, William Joseph Curtis, 369
Facilitating the Discharge of Coals from Wagons used on Railways, &c., George Spencer, 313
Facilitating the Examination and Discovery of Fissures in the Inserted or Hidden Parts of Machinery subject to Decay and Rupture, Joseph Ferdinand Toussaint, 313
Facilitating the Draught and Locomotion of Carriages, Henry William Ford, 426 Fans, or Blowing Apparatus, William Ogden, and Henry Firth, 371
Fastener and Stud for Collars, William Charles Aberdein, 388
Fasteners for Parts of Garments, George Barnett, 181
Fastening Metallic Backs to Truss Pads, Charles Christian Reinhardt. 52
Fastenings of Brooches and other Articles of Jewellery, John Long, 87
Fastenina for Uniting Wood and other Materials, Julian Bernard, 161
Fastenings for Dress, J. H. Johnson, 182 Fastening Ladies and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, John Henry Glew, 182
Fastenings for Shutters, &c., Davie Hunter Brandon, 332
Fastening Shutters and Doors, A.Francis, 311 Fastening for NVindow Sashes, Thomas John Searle, 311
Fastenings and Attachments for Supporting Artificial Teeth, Joseph Maurice, 333 Feeding Boilers with Water, F. H. Sykes, i59 Feeding Fires, William NV ritzlit, 461
Feeding Fuel to' Furnaces, W.E. Newton, 483 Felt, William Spence, 32
Felt Hats, Joseph Hyppolyte Duplals, 448 Felted Cloth,John Chceseman Wagstaff, 50 Fermenting, Cleansing, and Attemperaiing Apparatus to be employed in Brewing, Williamitittell. 125
Ferry Boats, Alfred Heather, 32
Fibrous Materials for being Spun, William Somervail, 275
Figured Lace, Richard Birkin, jun, and Thomas Isaac Birkin, 310
Filters to Cocks, Taps, or other Valves, H. T. Ropes and David T. Wilson, 162 Flax and other Fibrous Substances, W illiam Beevers Birkhy, 14
Finger and other Rings, P. A.L) Comte de Fontainemoreau, 199
Finishing a certain Description of Fustians called " Diagonals," J. M. NV orral1,142 Mohair and other Textile Fabrics, Charles Weiss and Henry Llsier, 256
Wool and othor Textile Fabrics, Charles Weiss and H. Lisier, and J.Mitchell. 256 Threads and Yarns, Hector Christie, 160 Yarns, Robert Hyde Greg, Henry Russell Greg, and James Hope, 32
Yarns or Threads, Richard Robinson, 124 Fish-hook, William Henry Box, 313
Flushing Apparatus, William Wilkins, 142 Forcing or Lifting Corrosive or Chemical Liquids, John Stoho,15
Fire-arms, Gustav Adolph, Blittkowski, 69 (See also Breech.Loadiug Fire-arms) Edgar Brooks, 322
J. H. Johnson, 332
Cherie Martel, 465
A. V. Newton, 295
W. E. Newton, 161
Frederic Prince, 15
John Rothwell, Samuel Dixon Cooper, 311 Thomas Welcome Boys, 465
Valentin Sauerbrey, 407
Frederick Martin Schwab, 387
Fireplaces, William Young, 161
Fire-arms, and Balk or Projectiles, Gerard Ralson, 218
Fire-arms and Bullets, P. A. le Comte de Fontainemoreau, 106
Fire-arms, and in the Mode of Loading the same, William Henry Dearing Oran. vile, 351
Fire Bricks. Tiles, and other Articles, when Fire Clay is used, George Sherwin, 15
Fire Doors of Furnaces, W. H. Stratton, 13
Fire.ecapes, John Talbot Pitman, 314
Fire Lighter, Henry Boswell Palmer, 258
Fire places, It. A. Brooman, 217
Fire-places. Chimneys, and Stove Grates, Edmund Alexandre Spurr, 276
Fire-places and Flues, Edward Welch, 447
Fire-places and Stoves, William Henry Tap1M, 295
Firewood for Lighting Fires, Robert Johnstone, 108
Fixing Artificial Teeth. James Thom, :43
Fixing the Tubular Fines of Steam Boilers, Arnold Godwin, 83
Floating Docks, Edwin Clark, 107
Floating ships or Vessels, C. Schwederskv, 1$0
Floating Submerged Bodies, P. A. le Comte de Fontainernureau, 464
Floors and Ceilings of Buildings, Charles Colton Dcnnett, 237
Fluid Meters, William Edward Newton, 333
Flushing Water-Closets and Urinals, W illium Boden , 237
Fog Signals, Thomas Wheatley and William Wheatley, 13
Folding Cloth into Lengths, Julius Homan, 86
Folding Window Blinds and Shutters, W. E. Newton, 256
Forcing and Exhausting Aeriform Bodies and Liquids, John Wesley, 463
Forcing and Rolling Iron Wheels for Railways, Alphonse Constant, 426
Forming the Lease in Sizoing or Weaving, John Anderton Carruthers, 69
Fringes, Sophia Sands, 447
Fulminating Powder, E. P. Alexander, 332
Furnaces, John Aitken, 389
Julian Billiard, 369
R. A. Brooman, 464
John Chanter and David Annan, 330
John Chanter and John Wakefield, 85
John Collins, 369
Edward Alfred Cowper, 94S John Fortescue, 125
J. Green, 183
Jacob Green, 251
Robert James Hendrie, 425
Samuel Hilton, 369
F. Jossa, 275
John Kirkham, 219
Peter Madden, 49
William Makin, 236
W. E. Newton, 180,406
John Folliott Powell, 104
Thomas Sbaw, 49
William Charles Siemens, 386
Samuel Sutcliffe and James Sinks, 217
Richard Talbot, 258
William Travis, 217
Furnace Grates and Fire Bars, Charles Wye Williams, 86
Fustians, John Mu)os Wortall, 124
Galvanic Batteries, It. A. Brooman, 70
Garments, Louis Barnett, 351
Gas, George Bower, 218
Frank Clarke Hills, 276
W. E. Newton, 332
Amable Victor Felix Earthier, 351
John Peak, 407
Richard Henry, 238
Marin Joseph Alphonse Mille, 427
Gas Burners. Samuel Messenger and Theodore Fletcher, 333
Gas Burner, Stephen 'conks and Joseph and William Breeden, 351
Gas Burners, it A. Brooman, 465
Gas Furnaces. Wright Prestwich, 50
Gas Generators, Thomas D. Rotch, 357 Gas Light Generator, John McLennan, John Palmer, and John Henry Palmer, 50 Gas Meters, Etienne Lemoine, 485
Gas Regulator, John Sudbury and Alfred William Linsell, 333
Gas Regulators, Samuel Wright, 199
Gas Retorts in the Furnaces of Steam Engines, John Gedge, 104
Gas Stove, Henry Green, 161
Gases Generated in Blast Furnaces, Charles Edward Darby, 409
Gasogene, C. F. Vasserot, 108
Gasometers Applicable to Lighting Railway Carriages, James J. Thompson, 238 Gas Regulator, Andrew Knox and Thomas Robson, 238
Gathering in the Manufacture of certain kinds of Glass, James Anderson, 238 Gauge3 for Indicating Pressure and Vacuum, Thomas Summers, 161
Gauge Cutting Machine, William Player Miles, 909
Gelatine and Glue, Louis Cornides, 465 Generating and Applying Motive Power, William Beech, 425
Generating Steam, George Cranstoun Trotter Cranstoun, G. Young awl J. Lovell, 104 Ferdinand Charles Warlick, Generating Steam for Marine Purposes, William Muir, 218
Generating Draughts in Chimneys, Charles Cook, 69
Generating and Superheating Steam, J. H. Jonson, 310
Generating Motive Power, J. B. Norman, 330 German Yeast from Flour, A. Hensel, 125 Ginning and Cleaning anti Carding Cotton and other Fibrous Materialti, Alton Francis Calvert, 236
Giving Alarm to the Inmates of Dwelling Houses in Cases of Burglary, Robert Cameron Galton, 87
Giving Alarm in Dwelling Houses in Cases of Robbery or other Emergencies, Robert MArtin and Joseph Walter Sutton. 295
Giving Motion to Power Looms, John Robinson, 311
Giving Stability to Life Boats, M. Grouse, 160 Glass, llippolite Duhamel, jun., 331
Glass Furnaces, G. ‘Vhite, 31
Gloves, Abel Foulkes, 448
Glue or Gelatine. John Stenhouse, 409 Governors, J Taylor, 159
Governor, Thomas Silver, 425
Grating Substances, William S. Clark, 162 Grating and Crushing Salt and Sugar, John Draper, 16
Graving Docks, Richard Boxall Grantham, John Grantham and Henry sharp, 350 Grease Boxes for Axles, Randall Cresswell, 485
Grinding Card Cylinders for Carding Engines, Jonathan Parker, 331
Grinding Circular Saws, John Wheatman and John Smith, 258
Grinding Corn, John Avery, 427
Grinding Dye.wares. J. S Barraclough, 61 Grinding and Smoothing Glass, J. Crossly, 485 Grinding and Polishing, Charles Reeves, 448
Grooving. Slotting, and Rabbetting, John Whines. 104
Growing Grapes, Samuel Newington, 331 Guarding the Mouths of Pits, W. Reid, 276 Gun Barrels, E Brooks, 465
Gunpowder, Henry Hodges, 332
Frederick Keehier, 485
Hackling Fibrous Substances, John Cnrr, 426 Hair Pins, &c., John Edrige, 33
Hummers ‘‘' orked by Atmospheric Pressure, Ferdinand Jossa, 486
Hand Bullet Moulds. A. V. Newton, 332 Hand Hoes and Cultivators, S. Newington, 14 Hardening and Tempering Steel, Samuel Fox, and Tempering Steel, HoraceVaughan, 51 Harpoon Guns and Ammunition, Robert Tindall, jun., 351
Harpoon Guns, Alexander Mitchell, 199 llats, &c., Richard Hubbard, 311
made from Straw, Grass, Palm-Leaf, &c., Charles Turner and L. Watermann, 143
Tips Applicable to Hat Boxes, John Row land Cook, 181
Hats, Caps, and Bonnets, Simon Martin Allaire, 295
Hat and Umbrella Stands. J. Aizlewood, 427 Haymaking Machinery, H. Smith, 100 Healds for Weaving, Michael Potter, 86 Heat Extractor, Robert Hazard, 333
Heating, George Wright, 388
Heating Foot Stoves Henry Vannoy, 87 Heating Apparatus, Jean Louis Dc Granville, Celestin le Francois, 50
Apparatus, Claude Francois Latruffe, 219 Blast for Blast Furnaces, C. Cochrane, 141, 31.1
Fluids, Andrew Barclay NValker, and Cooking Apparatus, J. Crawford, 387
and Cooling Air and other Fluids, Guorge Hawksley, 257
the Feed Water of Steam Boilers, J. 11. Johnson, 141
and Drying, Steam Pipes or Cylinders used, Joseph Fielding, 200
Stoves by Gas, Francis Xavier Kukla, 70 and in Taps to be Employed, Charles Crossley, Dan Leeming, and John Crossley, 182
and Ventilating a Building, Apparatus for, Thomas Hale, 125
and Ventilating, James Wadsworth, 15
and Ventilating, William Swain. 50 Heckling Fibrous Materials, Peter Fairbairn and Thomas Marsden, 370
Flax and other Fibrous Materials, George Lowry, 294
Horse Hoes, John Naylor, 160, 199
Holding Postage or Receipt Stamps, J. H. Thwaites, 15
!folding together Letters,8co., J. Goodman, 182 Horizontal Pianofortes, Aug. Kaltwasser, 161 Hood for the Head, Samuel Jay and George Smith, 128
Horse Gearing, George Perrott, 255
Power. Thomas Mann, 350
Shoes, Thomas Harris. 330
Hosiery. A. V. Newton 106
Hulling and Cleaning Rice, Wilson Agar, 350 Grain, Charles Richard Barnes, 331 and Scouring Coffee, Robert Porter %Valker. 428
Hurdles and Gates, William Grant, 125 Hydrostatic Bellows, C. F. Vasserot, 108 Hydraulic Engines, James Smith Harden, Aaron %Vatkins Rockwood, Holmes Hinkley, and Daniel Franklin Child, 408 Meter, P. A. le Comte de Fontaine. moreau, 406
Igniting Lucifer Matches, William Knox Wigram, 33
Illumination, Robert Best, 161
Imitating the Skins of Animals upon Fulled Cloth, James Murdoch, 255
Increasing the Draught and Promoting the Combustion of the Fuel in Furnaces, C. W. Williams, 159
Index Machines Applicable to Looms for Weaving, John James Farniliough Ratcliffe, and Joseph Mather, 276 India-Rubber, J. H. Johnson, 313 India-Rubber Overshoes, James Roderick M'Donald, 125
India-Rubber and Gutta-Percha, Thomas Ellis, 143
India.Rubber Springs, Charles Reynaud, 256 Indicating the Passage of Time, Meyer Drukker, 466
Indicating Pressure of Steam, W. Clark. 310 Indicating Target, Odoardo Gaudini, 161 Indicators for Registering Pressure, Thomas Baldwin, 369
Indices to Books, Stephen Yeldham, 628 Inking and Stamping Machine, Juste Her. rero, 408
Inland Navigation, Thomas Grahame, 446 Insulating Telegraphic Wires, &c., Hippolyto Benigne Girard, 276
Introducing the Pile Wires used in Weaving Brussels Carpets and other Piled Fabrics, B. Hodgson, and J. Carter, 141
Iron, William Armitage, and Henry Lea, 333 T. Brown, and George Parry, 162 Robert Cassels, and Thomas Morton, 296 Louis A. Normandy, jun., 295
William Oakes, 272
C. Pauvert, 220
Francis Hay Thomson, 200
Iron and Steel. Henry Bessemer, 108
William Clay, 371
J. C. Haddan, 333
Leon Talabat, 162
W. Taylor. 238
Iron Ships. John Jordan, 414
Iron and Wooden Ships, John M. Hyde, G8 Jacquard Apparatus, William Smith, 311 Machines for Weaving, J. Smith, 14 Joining Bands, William Mill, 33
Joint for Fishing Roads, 6:c., J. Bennett, 182 Keels of Navigable Vessels, Alfred Bower, 86 Kilns for Burning, James Lack, 50
Kilns, and in Furnaces and Flues, Johnson Hands, 334
Kilns and Stoves, William Hartley King, 427 Knife Cleaner, Theodore 1)ethier, 132
Knife Handles, Nicholas Fortune. 87
Knitting Frames, Richard A. Broornan. 68 Knitting Machinery, Harby Barber, 160
Hine Benjamin Hornbuckle and William Onion, 465
Knives, Palette and other like, William Frederick Taylor Bradshaw, 257
Knobs, Roses, and Escutcheons used for Doors, John Tertius Cooke, 370
Labels, Edward Robert Wood, 219
Lamp Glass, Thomas Hart, 447
Lamps, Edward Blackett Beaumont, 312
G. T. Boustield, 143
Auguste Fournier des Corats, 15
Francois Denny, 33
James Hedgely, 386
Lanterns, Thomas Boyle, 107
Laying the Permanent Way of Railways, Charles de Bergue, 159
Laying Submarine Cables, W. Wilkins, 388 Laying Submarine Telegraph Cables, Charles Tilston Bright and C. de Bergue, 333, 388 Laying Underground Telegraph Wires, G. Davies, 351
Lenticular Glasses for Lighting and Reflecting, Louis Emile Ossian Legrand, 219 Letting on and Drawing off Water and other Fluids. W. Westbrooke Squires, 256 Life Boats, W. E. Newton, 464
Life and Military Boat, Expanding, Frederick l'iercy and Samuel Flagg, 294 Life-preserving Apparel, C. Goodyear, 332 Life Preserver, adapted also to the Preservation of Property, John Banks, 218
Charles J. Bunker, 332
Life-Preserving Float, Warren A. Simonds, 33 Lifting and Disengaging Ships' Boats, Alex. Arthur Dunbar, 68
Lifting and Working Anchors, Joseph Bette-ley, 180
Lifting Jacks, R. A. Brooman, 51
Lifting Jack, James Tangye and Joseph fangye, 296
Lighting Apartments and Passages, James Stevenson, jun., 427
Lighting Coal Mines, Josiah L. Clark, 312 Lighting Gas for Illumination. J. Harris, 106 Lighting, and in Lamps, W. Wilkinson, 199 Lighting the Public Gas Lamps by Electricity, Henry Keogh and Ffrench Augustus Keogh, 117
Lighting and Warming Trains of Railway Carriages, George Edward Dering, 105 Loading Fire.arms, George A. Harrison, 15 Lock, J. Harris, 69
Locking Combinations of Drawers in Chests or otherwise, Jacob Safran, 351
Locks, Henry Horace Goodman, 50
Duncan Nlorrison and Samuel Lilley, 295
W. P. Miles, 14
W. E. Newton, 387
R. A. 13rooman, 113
Alfred Charles Hobbs, 87
W illiam Leuchars, 236
Locomotive Engines, Jas. Stead Crosland, 194
Josiah Parkes, 218
Locomotive Carriages, Sir J. C. Anderson, 255
Locomotives, R. A A. Brooman, 386
Locomotive and other Steam Engines, Thomas Forsyth, 68
Locomotive Engines, Robert J. Maryon, 218
George Remington and John Barton Bal. combo, 464
Titus Robottom, 159
Thomas Yarrow, 255
Locomotive Boiler Furnaces, James Janson Cudworth, 275
Looms for Weaving, Robert Adamson and Richard Holland, 86
G. T. Boustield, 14
Clarance Brazil and William Nicholas Cruminack, 141
Jesse Briggs, 198
John Combe, 181
James Croke 160
Joseph Davy and William Bentley. 370
Thomas Dean, 25
Henry Dearden, 310
John Dennison and Henry H irst, 86
Jean Francois 1)udebout, 12.1
William Farrar Ecroyd, Jonathan Hey. worth, and George Scarr, 32
Josiah Firth and Joseph Crabtree, 160
William Glover. 275, 387
J. Graham, J. Sheppard, and T. Whittaker, 142
John and Christopher Gratrix, 86
B. Hargreaves, and A. Masedale, 08
Looms, William Hartley and Thomas Hardman
Farrar, 218
H. Heald and Arthur Heald, 142
William Hesketh, 237
William Todd and Jacob Todd, 142
Looms for Weaving, Brook Hodgson and John Carter, 181
R. Knowles, 331
Looms, Jacquard, Joseph Lane, SO Looms for Weaving, John Leach, 311
Patrick McFarlane, 331
John Manes and William Thompson, 18
Looms, William Moxon, John Clayton, and Samuel Fearnley, 256
Looms, Power, for Weaving, Thomas Sagar and Christopher Turner, 105
George Scarr and James Pollard, 369
Looms 2_ Power, James Denby Lee Shipley and James Crabtree, 337
Looms for Weaving, Matthew Smith. 369 Looms, Samuel Sunderland and R. Dean, 370 Looms for Weaving, Henry Thompson and Henry Walmslev, 311
Joseph Walton, 123
Looms, Thomas Watson and T. Singleton, 123 Looms for Weaving, W. Field, 124
— Whitaker, 142
John Williamson and Francis Williamson, John Wright and J. Wadsworth, 4s.1 Lowering and Stopping Anchor Chains, John Williams, 159
Lowering Weights by ,Means of Cranes, Winches, or similar Apparatus, %Vim Thompson and Hamilton W odds, 389
Lozenges or Pastiles of Pasty Materials, Jose. b Jules Derriey, 257
Lubricating_Certain Parts of Looms for Wearing, John Stock, 310
Lubricating Compositions, R. A. Brooman, 107 Lubricating Compounds, Charles Emilius Wright, 53
Lubricating the Pistons and Valves of Steam Engines, James Milnes and Frederick William Mowbray, 291
Lubricating and Preventing the Beating of Axles in Railway Engines and Carriages, R. A. Brooman, lob Lubricator, Wright Jones and Thomas Edwards, W. Lubricators, W, Oxley and Hugh Strat li, 311
Maintaining the Water Level in Boilers, R. A. Brooman, 217
Making Bricks, Peter EtTertz, 4.17
Making Carpet Lining, J. T. Pitman, 50 Making Drains, C. Cowper, 161
M.tlt, Alexander Wright, 143
Mangling or Pressing Goods, J. Chedgey, 277 Manure, T. Richardson and M. Bentice, 331 F. O. Ward and F. Wynauts, 4(4 Manures. John W ard, 276
Marine Steam.engines, De Bergue, 160 Mariner's Compasses. M. Burke, 13
Mash Tuns, John Grist, 200
Musts, Yards and Spars, P. Cato and Joseph Betteley, 160
Masts, Yards. Bowsprits, and other Ship's Spars, James Hodgson, 85
Matches, II. Hoehstaetter, 389
Material resembline Ivory, H. Brown, 448 J Mats or Fabrics used for Packing, J. Bar-sham, 86
Metal Pens and Penholders, W. Wiley. 182 Metallic Pens and Penholders, G. Welch, 398 Metal Type. U. and F. Holdway Scott, 87 Metals applicable to Decorative and Useful Purposes, J. Warne, 107
Metallic Bedsteads, E.Cook andJ. Stokes, 238 Boxes, Rupert Newton, 70
Cornice Ends. Martin Billing, 332 Barnes for Horses, J. T. Pitman, 141 Packing.boxes, J. and G. Mead, 219 Packing-boxes or Cases, Job Mead, and George Mead, 313
Ores, John Harding, 162
Pens, John /links and G. Wells, 88 Pens, It. Ford Sturges, 356
Pens and Penholders, V. Cassaignes, 220 Piles, Thomas William Kennard. 210 Hullers or Cylinders, '1'. Withnall, 182 Spring Mattress, W. T. Clark, 296
Measuring the Capacity and Contents of Casks, &c., R. A. Brooman, 162
Distances and Elevation, J. H.Johnson,219 Liquids and Gas Applicable also to the Purpose of Obtaining Motive Power, 1). Chadwick and Herbert Frost, 389 Mechanism for Stopping Railway Trains, Jacques Hostein, 49
Medicine for the Cure of Dropsy, Frederick Grindley Howard AVoodward, 409
Medicinal Mixtures adapted for Curing Diseases in Cattle, J. 13agsliaw and J. P. Harris, 87
Meters for Water and other Liquids, W. E. Newton. 34
Microscopes, W illiam Rutt, 388
Minie or other Ritle-Sights, John Adams, 69 Mixing, Pressing, and Moulding, R. A. Broomall, 333
Moderator Lames, C. Emile Geajola, 256 Alfred Austin Usher, 418
Moleskins, Velveteens, and such like Materials, Henry Levy, 370
Mordants, Jean Baptiste lotion, 388 Movement of Locomotive Carriages on Common Roads, '2 8 3
Moving and Transporting Heavy Bodies, le Comte de Fontainomoreau' 334 Motive Power from Gases, Eugene Barsanti, and Felix Matteucci, 483
C. A. Bourdier, and V. Masselon, 180 John Bourne, 293
R. A. Brooman, 141
Gerolamo Cavanna? 350
to Comte de Fontainemoreau, 13, 350 Augustin Gras, 63
Gautier Oliver La Barre, 425
Chapman March, 433
Bartholomew Predavalle, 294
Moulded Candles, George Miler Clarke. 16 Moulding, John Elec., and 8. Hartley, 16, 200 Moulding Artificial Fuel, &c. Dehaynin, 31 Moulding Bricks, Laurent Letlitiillier, 417 Moulding Cast-Iron Pipes,:W. Macfarlane, 220 Moulding and Pressing Bricks, W. E. Newton, 370
Moulding or Shaping Metals, Matthew A. Muir, and James NVIlwham, 106. 144 Moulding the Plates or Bases of Artificial Teeth, Alfred A. Blandy, 407
Moulds for Casting Railway Chairs, &c., P.M. Parsons, 426
Moulds for Loaves of Sugar. A. Ausens, 257 Moulds for Tobacco Pipes, 8. P. Hecht, 383 Moulds or Matrices Employed in Casting Metals, William White. 389
Mounting Cameras, Charles Nessi, 33 Mounting Knobs, and in Constructing and Mounting Roses for Locks and other such like Fastenings. A. Rrundish. 69 Motion to Propelling Apparatus, A. .I. B. L. De Marcescheau, 49
Mowing Machines, Michael Puddefoot, 484 Mowing and Reaping Machines, J. Thomson, 237
Mules for Spinning, Joseph Bottomley, topher Hodson, and W. Fielden, 3-N J. Elce and John Het% tit, 124
John Platt, 14
Music Scale, John Fox, 233
Music Scale and Musical Instruments, John Fox, 388
Nail, Spike, or Bolt. William Carron, 483 John Haile, 125
Thomas Newcomb, 162
A. Parkes, 182
Pins, Screws, &c.. Abel Stokes, 162 Name Plate, George Davis, 33
Nose Bags, Rose Celestine Carbonino, 42$ Nuts and Washers, W. E. Newton. 182 Obtaining certain Compounds of Cyanogon, Christopher kinks, 52
Obtaining Foundations for Marine Structures, Edward Nianico, 351
Obtaining Light by Electricity, Charles \Veightman Harrison, 199,427
J. T. Way, 371
Obtaining Power, Ernst Luedeke, 104 Obtaining Tin from the Scraps of Tinned Sheet Iron, Charles Frederick Claus, 53 Obtaining and Transmitting Motive Power, J. Harris, 68
Obtaining 'White by Silicate of Magnesia and Carbonate of Lead, C. Muratori, 485
Oil Cans, R. A. Brooman, 428
Joseph Fenn, 162
J. Miller, 410
Oil and Spirit Lamps, John Sherar, 276
Oil for Lighting. and in Lamp Glasses, R. A. Brooman, 106
Omnibuses, Anguish H. A. Durant. 291
Opening and Preparing Cotton, George Parker, and William Martin, 86
Cotton, William Rye and Jas. Simpson,32
Ordnance, William George Armstrong, 113
Alexander Theophilus Blakeley, 181
D. Morrison, 125
Organs, Samuel Groves, 143
Henry Smart. 370
H. Willis, 143
Ornamental Fabrics, W. Smith, 294 (See also Fabrics). Ornamentation, Jean Louis Frdk. 13ardin, 257
Ornamenting A rt icle% In Papier Mache and Charcoal, Thomas William Davenport and Samuel Cole, :'00
Ornamenting Castors for Furniture, Arthur Malins, 12. and Embossing W ood, Leather, , :'.nu Household Furniture, Wm Urquhart, 23 Metallic Bedsteads and Washhand Stands, Thomas Horne, jun., 256
Porcelain, &c., by Chromo-Lithographic Printing, Louis Charles I)oleans, 409 Oscillating Cylinder Steam Engines, Joseph Turner, 68
Spring Laths for Beds, George Kennedy Geyelin, 358
Ovens for the Manufacture of Coke, Emil Von Lowenstein, 312
Over Shoes, Rafaello Loui Giandonati, 15 Oxalate of Soda, Thomas Roberts, John Dale, and John Daniel Pritchard, 34
Oxide of Lead and its Salts. Charles Edward Symons, 143
Packing Cases, Samuel Montague, 143 Packing Pickers employed in Looms, 11. Heald, 331
Paddle Boards, Henry Daniel Deane, 330 Paddle Wheels, Matthew A. Crooker, 255 Paint, C. F. Veisserot, 106
Paper, David Baker, 52
Henry Felix Courenz, 333
Charles Townsend Hook, 126
Frederick Burnett Houghton, 182
Francois Barthelemy Loubatieres, 258 John Powdery Martin, :$51
W. E. Newton, -109
Paper from Bass or Bast. Victor Fouche, 219 Paper from a Vegetable, Francesco Ferro, 52 Paper and Paper Pulp. H. L. Spooner, 369 Paper Knife, C. Goodyear. jun., 351
Papering Needles, Richard Bennett, 409 Pasteboard, J. H. Johnson, 182
Paving or Covering the Surfaces of Roads, Henry Chamberlain, jun:, 105
Pencil Cases, W. E. Wiley, 219
Penholders, Charles Etienne Osment, 371 lens, Hewicke Blackburn, 295
Permanent Way, Percevat Moses Parsons, 141 Permanent Way of Railways, Henry Wiliam Barlow and Henry \% oodhouse, 101 11. W. Barlow and W. 11. Mills, 406 Charles Robert Monte, 159
Ralph Errington Ridley, 417
William Aeator, 255
Henry Whatley Tyler, 426, 191 Petticoats, R. A. Broomall, 181
William Foster. 15
Petticoats on Circular Looms, R. A. Broo-man, 106
Philosophic Fusee, C. F. Vasterot, 103 Photographic Cases having Wood or Papier Mache Foundations, Elisha ,dander, and Wilda!) Morgan, 107
Photography as applied to Dials and Pictures, J. Glover and J. Bold, jun,. 200 Pianofortes, George Crawford, 427
Samuel Hallett, 338
W E. Newton, 161
Thomas Rolfe, 332
Henry Thompson, 4,;5
Hem y Tolkein and J. Middleton, 107 John Wylie, 351
Pianos and other Stringed Musical Instruments, Francois Alexandre Nicolas 1)elsarte and Eitsee Valin, 106
Picker to be used in Power Looms for Weaving. Henry Armistead. *.M Pickers, W. Burslem and John Burslem, 160 'Ilium:is Scott, 142
Pickers and Picker Checks, Henry Heald and Arthur Heald, 142
Pig and Iron Bar, Edwin Francis Jones, 220 Wooden Pill Boxes, Thomas Harrison. 333 Pipe Tube or Stem, Matthew Semple, 408 Pipes for Heating Purposes, K Eley, 428 Pipes for Smoking, Edward Hawkes, 407 Pipes and Tubes for Smoking, Isao Louis Pulvermaeher, 428
Pistol Holders, William Harding, 465 Pistons, W. Robertson, 425
Placing Sets of Teeth, Gums, and Palates, on Plates, Joan Ninok, 277
Planting Potatoes, John Baird, 69
Plastic Compositions, Fred. Watson, 389 Frederick Walton, 107
Ploughing Land, W. Massey, and J. Smith, 107 Ploughing Land by Steam Power, John Allen Williams, 126
Ploughing or Cultivating Land, Henry Chamberlin, jun., 105
Ploughing, Tilling, and Draining Land, Alfred Eddington, 350
Ploughing and Working Land, 11. Franois, 276 Ploughs, -William Dray, 125
Thomas Slater 447
Pneumatic Brake, Luko Duncan Jackson, 14 Points of Railway Crossings, E. Maw, 294 Polishing and Finisbing Yarns or Threads, Nathaniel Jones Arnica, 181
Nathaniel Jones, 6
Polishing Flat Surfaces of Glass, A. V. Newton, 161
Portable Buildings, R. A. Brooman, 50 Portable Oven, '1'. Ball, 182
Portable Railway, William Colborne, 13 Portable Shower and Sponge Baths, James Morrison, 370
Portmanteaus, William C. Day, 256
Potters' Kilns, Daniel Green, 108 Preparation of Cotton and other Fibrous Materials for Spinning, John Massey, and James Hargreaves, jun., 105 Preparation of Fibrous Materials to be Spun, Rob. Parkinson, and J. Standish, 465 Preparation of Murexide, W. Clark, 405 and Novel Application of a certain Foreign Fruit as an Article of Food, Joseph Slatterie Edward., 220
of Woollen Hats, Bonnets, and Bodies for Hats and Bonnets, R. A. Brooman, 125 and Applying Surfaces for Painting, Pierre Poibson, 161
Blocks and Stones for Building Purposes, Gustav Julius Gunther, 256 and Combing Fibres, J. Warburton, 331 and Combing Wool, J. Warburton, 331 Cotton, James Hardacre, 86
Cotton or other Fibrous Materials, Wm. Hardman and Jame. 1)ugdalo, 294 and Combing Fibres. Isaac Holden, 124 and Combing Fibrous Substances, Wm. Hargreaves, 124
and Doubling Fibrous Substances, Alex. Frederick Fitton, 23T Fatty Matters, Anton DeSchuttenbach,4S5 Fibrous Materials, R. A. lhoontati, 142 Fibrous Substancezi, NV m. Crighton, and Peter Foxcroft, :01
Fibrous Materials, Thomas Nuthall, 266 Flax, Moses Hyarn Picciotta, 181
Flax, Hemp, &c , P. H. Desvignes, 142
Preparation of Flax, Hernp,China, Glass, Jas. Garth Marshall, 237
Flax and other Vegetable Fibrous Substances, 105
Indian Corn and other Grain, W. Watt, 87 Paints and Varnishes, Alex. La Paraz and Josephine Mazel, 388
Paper to enable to Receive an Impression from an Engraved Block, J. Brown, 219 Preparing Pulps for Paper, John Charles, Sydney, 333
Preparing Printed Yarns for Manufacture into Fabrics, George Collier, 484 Preparing, Slubbing, and Roving Fibrous Materials, William Sumner, 310 Preparing, Spinning, and Reeling Cotton, &c , D. Cheetham, 11;0
Preparing to be Spun Fibrous Materials William Robertson, 350
Preparing the Surfaces of Printers' Inking Boilers, Anthony Lorimer, 52
Preparing Solutions and Extracts of the Colouring Matter of Madder for Dye. ing, C. Cowper, 948
Preparing Tapes for the Market, William Brown, 238
Preparing Yara for Weavin; J. Ratcliffe, 370 Preparings from Waste Silk, and other Fibrous Materials, W. E. Newton, 181 Preservation of Alimentary Substances, P. A. le Comte de Fontaioemoreau, 367 Preservation of Life and Property at Sea, John Henry Johnson, 107
Preservation of Property in Cases of Disaster to Ships and other Vessels, J. H. Johnson, 105
Preservation of Metals or Alloys against Oxidation, Chas. F. Leopold Oudry, 226 Preservation of Stone and other similar Compositions, Benjamin Horatio Paul, 295 Preserving Animal Substances for Food, Edouard V. Jules Laurent Georges, 52 Preserving Butter, John Avery, 257 Preserving Food, J. H. Johnson, 313 Preserving Milk, J. Neuenschwardner, 257 Preserving Organised Animal and Vegetable Matters, A. Constantine Dandraut, 62 Preserving Vegetable Substances, Samuel Campbell, 276
I'ressing Bricks, James Sharrocks, 427 Pressing and Crushing Fibrous Substances, John Watson Burton and Geo. Pye, 447 Press Plates, for Pressing Fabrics, &c., Marriott and David) Sugden, 41 Pressure Gauges, J. H. Johnson, Preventing Accidents by Collision, Bernoit Amedde Fournier, 33i Preventing Collisions at Sea, J. H. Johnson, Preventing Explosion of Steam Boilers, Geo. Deeley, 464
Josiah (iimson, 310
W. E. Newton, 49
J. Brown, 461
Preventing the Forgery of Bank Notes and other like Articles, W. E. Newton. 238 Preventing Further Casualties on the Goodwin Sands, George Chowen, 161
Preventing Horses from Slipping, Polydore 1)e Keyser, 369
Preventing the incrustation of Steam Boilers, Henry I lobbs and Edw. Easton, 386 Preventing the Lapping of the Driving Strap, Edward Hist [Judson, 464
Preventing the Picking of Ordinary Locks, Edwin Cotterill, 428
Preventing Smoke in Chimneys, W. Smith and Donald Bethune, 51
Preventing Smoke in Furnaces,D. Bethune, 464
Preventing Waste of Water from Service Pipes, G. Eskholme and H. Wilkes, 87
Prevention of Accidents in Ascending and Descending Shafts of Mines, J. Owen, 144
Prevention of the Decay of Ships' Bottoms, James Edgar Cook, 446
Printing, John Underwood, 351
Printing in Colours, Edward Louis and Gideon Bohn, 161
Printing and Dyeing Woven Fabrics, Joseph Jakens, 447
Printing Fabrics, B.. Dugdale Kay, 406 Portable Printing Instruments, John Clay, 51 Printing Several Colours in Succession on the same Surface, Henry Dolby and Edwin Thomas Dolby, 295
Printing Maundrils, Compound, J. Barber, 249 Printing or Staining, and otherwise Preparing Yarns, William Weild, 331
Printing Presses, W. S. Clark, 485
A. V. Newton, 15
Producing Expansion In Power Engines, Peter A. le Comte de Fontainemoreau, 464
Producing Expansion in Motive-power Engines. Joseph Augustus "Jordon, 4Q Producing Figures and Designs upon Plates fur Printing from, Guiseppe Devin-cenzi, 219
Producing Fire and Light, James Taylor, 388 Producing Glass Designs, Figures and Patterns. Gearge Duuglass Early and John William Edmonds, 296
Producing Ornamental Effects upon Fabrics, William Taylor. 33
Producing Printing Surfaces, Edmund Joseph Nicholas Juvin, 238
Producing Signals in Railway Trains by means of Air, G. Ileppell, 49
Producing Simultaneously the Threefold Effect of (fasting, Breaking-off, and Rub. Bing Printing Characters, Michael Joseph Vanderborght, -128
Production of Embossed Surfaces on Wood, Jean Omer Henry 51
Production of Ornamental Fabrics, J. Merry-lees, 4'A Projectile, It. A. Brooman, 255
Milivol Petrovitch, 448
Projectiles for Rifle Guns and Mortars, Carl Christian Engstrom, S7
Propeller, William Williams, 350
Propeller for Ships, James Barker, 369 Propelling, .J. Etienne Marie Jean Clair, 464
Propelling, Auguste Quiddle and Charles Ma)et, NO Propelling, Driving, &c., Henry Hamilton Fulton and 'Thomas Boriley Etty, 159 Propelling Shiro, Patrick M‘Grade, 218 Propelling Ships and Vessels, Joseph Heytherne Reed, 369
Propelling Ships, Boats, and other Vessels, R. A. Brooman, SO Propelling and Steering Navigable Vessels, A. V. Newton, 483
Propelling and Ventilating Ships, Nathaniel Ogle, 456
Propelling Vessels, Louis Beaver, 32 Propelling Vessels, Alexander J. Paterson,369
Lazare Prosper, Lambert-Alexander and Louis Pierre Felix Mallet, 464
Frederick Stubbin, 193
Protecting Articles Worn on the Person, Robert Bair, 238
Protecting Floating Batteries against Projections, John Anderson, 3?
Protecting the Throat against Garotting, Henry Wickens. 15
Protective Matting for Sheltering Plants and other Vegetable Productions, R. A. Brooman, 125
Puddling and Balling Furnaces, James Caddick, Thomas Hemmings and David Caddick, 388
Pugmills, Henry Wimball, 332
Pulverising Clay, G. Tomlinson Bousfleld,408
Purification of Coal Gas, the Residium being Applicable as a Manure, Alexander Ross, James Valentine, Alexander Murray, and Alexander Don, 16
Purification of Water, and the Preparation of Materials requisite for the Process, Carl Heinnen Julius Wilhelm Maximilian Liebmann, 257
Purifying Alkaline Lees, Thos Johnson, 107 Purifying Bituminous Oils, John Avery, 257 Purifying Gas, Paul Desrues, 70
Purifying Plastic Clay, John Harland, 311 Pulp, Louis Jean Marie Siblett, 313
Pulping Coffee, Frederick A. Butler, 312 Thomas kffleck, 144
Pumping, John Smith, 15
Pumps, R. A. Brooman,,485
Pumps and Valves, Joseph IL G. Wells, 49 , Purifying Gas, R. Laming, 143
Purifying Water, Henry Nfedlock, 117 Putty, Leonard William Watkins, 62
Rails for Railways, Abraham Fitzgibbon, 406 Rails of Railways, James Morris, 275 Railway Carriages, John Haswell, 86
Albert Watesquiel, 236
Railway Carriages and Brakes, C. Fay, 31 Railway Chairs, W. Clark, I GO Stephen Wright Hawks, 180
Robert Taylor, Richard Worswiek, and John Lovatt, 350
Railway Chairs and Jointing of Rails, John Middleton and %% illiam Stent, 180 Railway Rolling Stock, J. C. Evans, 276 . Smith, 32
Railway Switches and Signal Apparatus, W. Lawrence Mitchell, 49
Railway Vehicles, Edmond Roy, 464
Railway Wheels, Thomas Parker, 198 Railway Wheels, Axles and Tuyeres, Sam, Lloyd, 386
Railways, Nathaniel Cox, 447
Raising and Floating Heavy Bodies, Henry Hogartb, 386
Raising and Forcing Fluids,J. H. Johnson, 334 David Falconor Wright, 162
Raising or Forcing Fluids, R. Wilson, 409 Raising and Forcing Water, Saul Hart, 161 Raising and Lowering Weights, J. Pym, 366 Raising and Shearing Cloths, George Edward Taylor, 311
Raising Ships out of the Water for the purpose of Examination and Repair, E. Clark, 107
Raising Sunken Ships, Henry Harvey and Robert Smith, 313
Bonnet Frederick Brunel, 330
John P. Jourdan, 277
Raisin:: Writer from Mines, William Harry Harrison, 182
Reaping Machines, T. Lyon Thurlov., 33 Robert Wardell, 294
Reaping and Mowing, Lewis Hope, 256 John Mickle, 276
Joseph Lewis, 256
Receptacles for bewage for Separating the Fluid from the Solid portion thereof, and for Purifying and Carrying away the same, F. H. Afaberley, 69
Recovering the Fatty Matters from Dirty Axle Grease -ncl Lubricating Oils, Felix Moreau, 161
Reducing Copper Ores, W. C. Deeley, 51 Reducing and Reefing the Topsails of Vessels, Francis Coniliane La Croix, 180 Reduction of Zinc Ores, C. de Bussy, 143 Refrigerating or Cooling and Regulating the Temperature in Worts and Beer, which may also be employed as Condensers in Distilling, T. Harris, 107
Reefing Sails, Auguste Godet, 180
and Reducing Topsails, W. A.Gilbee, 369 Refrigerators, Henry Tibbetts Ropes, 408 Refining Sugar, R. A. Brooman, .148 Registering Index for Metres, J. Carnaby, 427 the Performance of Railway Trains, A. V. Newton, 183
Regulating the Flow and Pressure of Liquids and Fluids, John Ramsbottom, and John Bailey Salford, 389
Clocks by Electricity, R. Lewis Jones, 238 the Generation and Pressure of Steam, &c., Joshua Horton, jun., 141
Paper laid on to be Printed on one or both sides, James John Myers, 409 the Passage of Fluids, Wm. Ross, 312 the Drawing off and the Supply of Water, &c., Joseph Quick, jun„ and Alexander Fraser, 182
the Flow of Fluid, J. H. Taylor, 313 the Flow of Gas, J. Horace Taylor, 295 the Flow of Gas, Thomas Wilton and John Huggitt, 332
and Indicating the Pressure of Steam, &c., Thomas Cowburn, Jonathan Preston, and Jeremiah Shetlock, 144
the Pressure and Flow of Gas, James Farrar, 125
the Pressure of Fluids, R. Chrimes, 87 the l'ressure and Supply of Gas, Edwin Marten, 333
Relieving the Slide Valves of Steam Engines from unnecessary Pressure, W. E. Newton, 425
Removing the Fur from Skins, Jean Mario Leonidas Caillaud, 334
Removing Snow from Railways, W. E. Newton, 000
Rendering the Joints of Engines or other Machinery Steam or Fluid Tight, Wm. Sulii% an gale, 294
Rendering Walls and other Structures Waterproof, Nicolaus harks Szerelmey, GJ Repairing Silks, Cotton, and other Fibrous Substances, W. E. Newton, 237 Repairing and Finishing Threads or Yarns, Robert Adam, 294
Repairing the Surfaces of, and Cementing Fibrous Niaterials, Charles Frederick Bielefield, 333
Repeating and other Fire-arms, H. Ball, 370 Repeating Fire.arms„k. V. Newton, 295 Retarding Railway Trains, David Dunne Kyle, 83
Retarding and Stopping Carriages on Railways, Samuel Draper, 198
Revolving Fire-arms, Gustav Jahn, 351 Ribbons, Pierre Benoit Cbapuls, -181
Rising Beer and other Liquids, H. Jones. 448 Rivets, Bolts, Spikes, &c., John Elliott, 51 F. Watkins, 409
Roads and Ways, particularly applicable to populous cities and crowded thoroughfares, Charles Baylis, 236
Roasting Meat, J. H. Johnson, 52
Rollers employed in Calendering, Mangling, &c., W. E. Newton, 88
Rollers or Cylinders for Printing Fabrics, W. Samuel Burton, 294
Rolling Iron and Steel Wire, John Crulk-shank, 1'2
Rollers for Printing, John Davies, 3S7
Theodore H. Jennens, 198 1). Morrison, 387
J. J. Rippon, 310
John Wilkes, Thomas Wilkes, and Gilberi ilkes, 255
James Withnall, 258, 389
Rolling Iron and steel, William Hale, 257 Rolling Taper Bars, Thomas Edwards and Daniel Rowley, 107
Rolling Tnyeres and Hoops for Wheels, C. Bartholomew and John fleptinstall, 406 Ropes, Strands for Ropes, A. F. Sherman, 371 Rotary Engines, R. A. Brooman, 68
Claude Antoine Bus*on, 406
Henry Clark, 461
Rotative Engines, G. Antoine Tahourin, 217 Rotary Pumps, David Thomson, 312
Rotary Machine, J. Cooke and W. Cooke, 101 Rotary Motion for all kinds of Vehicles, Louis Antoine Lang, 32
Roving, Spinning, Sze., Johu Lawson and Stephen Cotton, 160
Roofing, Samuel Hemming, 256
Rules and other Measuring Instruments, A. V Newton, 371
Rudder, A. V. Newton, 298
Ruling Paper and Pens or Instruments for the same, Jacob Ulrich Ott and Frederick August Moritz ULM, 465 Runners, Top Notches, John Ruberg, 106
Saddles and Collars for Horses, James Edward Shearman, 180
Safety Envelope, Arthur Granger, 312
Safety Pins for Ladies' Dress, J. Edridge, 87 Safety Valves for Steam Boilers, R. Bodmer, 350
Safety or other Valves, John Poole, 239 Saggars, Joseph Skertchly, 163
Sails, Henry Duncan Preston Cunningham, 198—See also Reefing and Furling Sailing Vessels on the Surface of the Water, Walter James Handscombe ltodd, 426 Saw Setting Apparatus, George Marshall, 258 Sawing Machinery, R. A. Broomau, 51 Sawing all Kinds of Wood, William Young Smith, 70
Sawing Machinery, James Bird Sparke and Alfred Sparke, 314
Scale-beams or Balances, Patrick Henry Sharkey, 104
Screws, Thompson Newbury, 33
Screws or Submerged Propellers, Richard Atkinson Coward, 218
Screw-gill Boxes, Samuel Mortimer, 370 Screw-gill Machinery for Preparing Wool and other Fibrous Materials, Thomas Fielding Johnson and J. Williams, 142 Screw and Lifting Jacks, H. C. Bill, 70 Screw Nut and Ratchet Brace, J. Hope, 465 Securing Screw Nuts on their Bolts, and Bolts in Plates, James Murphy, 220 Screw Propeller, John, James, and William Daykin Grimshaw, 447
Thomas Wingate, 141
Screw Threads, George L. Doelling, 126 Scutching Machines, J. H. Johnson, 86 Scuttle for Ships, George Powers, 369 Scythes, Robert Otway, 294
James Payne, 331
Sealed Flaps of Envelopes and Letter Paper, Spendlove Desborough, 404
Seamless Pipes and Tubes, John J. Speed, jun., and John Aylesworth Bailey, 51 Securing Cases containing Bullion and other Valuable Property, William Lund, 144 Securing and Disconnecting Ships' Boats and Towing Cables, A. F. Kynaston, 310 Securing Rails in the Chairs, Louis Desire Aubert, 446
Securing the Rails of Railways in their Chairs, John Beech and John Williams, 310
Securing Windows, M. W. Hallett, 160 Separating Seeds, James Savory, 447 Separating Animal from Vegetable Fibres, J. L. Norton, 126
Separating Calcareous Rocks, P. A. le Comte de Fontainemoreau, 465
Separating Coin, Charles William Scott, 107 Separating the different Solid Fatty Acids from the Liquid Fatty ones, Laurent Laurot, 219
Separating Grain and Seeds from Dust, John Parker, 256
Separating Substances of Different Specific Gravities, Julius Frederick Philip Ludwig Von Sparre Eisleben, 4-1S Separating Tin from Tin Plate Scrap, Alexander Parkes, 19
Separating Vegetable Fibres from Mixed Fabrics, Thomas Gray, 218
Separation of Gold from certain Auriferous Mixtures, Astley Pastran Price, 144 Setting and Distributing Printing Types, Timothy Alden, 51
Sewers and Gullets, Thomas Wright Treeby Treeby, 218
Sewing or Embroidering Textile Fabrics, Robert Macdonald, 237
Sewing and Embroidering, F. Whitaker, 426 Sewing Fabrics, J. H. Johnson, 69
Sewing Fabrics together, W. E. Newton, 465 Sewing Machines, G. T. Bousfield, 106 John Hewitt, 296
J. H. Johnson, 126, 371
W. E. Newton. 50
George Pearson. and Edward Jessop, 314
Thomas and Frederick Sugden, 334 William Frederick Thomas, 14
John Woodley, and Henry Herbert Sviinford, 251
Sewing Machinery, W. E. Newton, 107 Shackle for the Springs of Carriages, Isaac Aldebert, 180
Sheet Glass, William Clark, 200
Sheet Metal, William Henry Wimshurst, 108 Ships and other Vessels Navigating on Water, Thomas Ayles, and Robert Andrews Ayles, 105
Ships' Fittings, such as M ast Hoops, Jib Hanks, and Jib and other Travellers, Samuel Dyer, 105
Ships' Night signals, Cotton Symonds, 123 Ships' Main Pump, J. Murdock, 32
Ships' 1 himbles and other Metallic Fittings used for Rigging and Sails, Clement Sharp, 21R Ship's Yards, John Brown, 32
Shirt Collars, George Pate Cooper, 69
C. J. Parry and William Briddon, 199 Shirts and outer Articles, David Hesse and Max Hesse, 407
Shoes and Boots, Louis Adolphe Cauville, 388 Shoes, Boots, Harness, &c., Jean Leonard Codet.Negrier, 465
Shoes for Horses, William Walker Reay, 14 Shot and Shells for Rifled Ordnance, C. Cowper, 276
Shovels for general use, James Hunt, 111 Shutters for Shop Fronts, Joseph Smith and Horatio Wiseman, 50
Sieve used in Calico Printing, R. Hindle, 331 Signal Apparatus, Le Comte de Fontaineino-reau, 13
Signal and Alarum, John Langford and Joseph Wilder, 162
Signal Alarum, Charles Henry Baker, 275 Signalling between the Guards and Engine Drivers of Railway Trains, L.Wilks, 160 Signalling on Railways, Robert Gibson, 32 Jean Joseph Baranowski, 255 upon Railways, William Bond Paul, 3S8 Signals, Jean Marie Letestu, 160
Sebastien Didier Lheritier, 310
John Harrison, 425
for Railways, Henry Moorhouse, 32 for Reefs, H. Lawrence De Zeng, 238 Signal Lamps, Arthur Clark, 105
Lamps, William Hart, 446
Silk, W., t lark, 447
Skidding the Wheels of Carriages, Augustus Piggott Oldershaw, 369
Silvering Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral Objects, Johann P. Becker, 40S Singeing Fabrics, Frederick Sampson, 32 Sizeing Yarn, James Kinder Cheetham, and Thomas Southworth, 236
or Preparing Yarns for Weaving, Hanle Howarth, 12-1
Sleepers for Railways, W. II. Barlow and James Samuel, 218
of Railways, Adolphe Leclercq, 294 Slide Lathes, William Heap, 296
Val% es, Frederic Sarley Stott, 49
Valves for Steam Engines, Abraham Hem-iugway, and Thomas Wheatley, 104
Valves of Stean Engines and in the Mode of Working the same, Henry Whittles and Robert Schofield, 123
Slips or Ways for Heaving up and Moving Ships, and in Cradles, R. Turnbull, 340
Sliding Drawer, Applicable to all Steam Engines, Henry 'frappes. 406
Slop and Toilet Pail, A. Simpson, 465
Smelting and Refining Iron, J. C. Haddan, 333 Smelting Ores, J. C. Iladdan, 88
Smoke Consuming Apparatus, Jean Jacques Bouvert, and F. I. Jean Pascal, 310 Smoke Consuming Furnace, W. Smith, 330 Smoothing Glass, J. Crossley, 312
Smoothing Irons, A. V. Newton, 313
Soap, W. Gossage, 371
William Ilenry Holding and James Robert Casby, 144
John Thomas Hay, 6s8
Soap and Detergent Preparations or Com-pctinds, 465
Soaps, Thomas Horton, 220
Soda and Potash, W. Gossage, 219
Sounding Apparatus for Sailing Ships, John M'Intyre, 49
Spikes and Rivets, Francis Watkins, SS Spindles for Door Locks, W. A. Alderton, 407' Spinning, Henry lsrierly, 311
Spinning and Doubling Cotton, William Macpherson, 33
Spinning and Doubling, Edward Oldfield, 331 Spinning Fibrous Substances, Richard Fitton, and Samuel Hall, 387
Spinning Fibrous Material,, S. Walmsley, 369 Spinning Flax, Tow and Hemp, Thomas Whitehead, 294
Spinning Frames for Spinning, W. Hartley, 32 Spinning Machines, J. it Jolimon, 181 Spinning Mules and Slubbinr, Machines, Nathan James Greenwood, 256
Spinning and 'Tarring Fibrous Material, Rox-burg. A. F. Sherman, 484
Spinning and Winding Yarn, Thomas Willis, and George Cbell, 484
Spirit when Rice is used, Vincent Louis Ca-zimir Renon. 15
Splitting Leather, R. A. Brooman, 258
Spring Bed Bottoms, Elkan Adler, 181 Springs for Railroad Carriages, Alfred Vincent Newton, 198
Springs for Vehicles, Daniel Reading, 406 Stable Fittings, Louis le Chevalier Cottam, 408 Stages used in Green-Houses and Hot-liouses, Joseph Robinson, 199
Self-inking Stamp for Printing Cards, Labels, &c., George Davies, 257
Stamping and Embossing, Daniel Benjamin Herts, 162
Stamping Metals, F. Walton, and J. Pinson. 485 Stamping or Printing and arranging Papers, Letters, and other Articles, Pearson hill, 296
Starch, Giacomo Sileoni, 238
Edward Tucker, 407
'William Allen Turner, 126
Stationary Cabinets, George Phillips, 181
Steam Boilers, Henry Bougleux, 68
Steam Cooking Apparatus, G. Forsyth, 258
Steam Digging Apparatus, R. A. Brooman, 181
Steam Driving Machinery. William Sissons and Peter White, 427
Steam Engine, R. A. Brooman, 63
Steam Engines, James Burrows, 141
William Carwood, 14
T. Craddock, 293
Steam Engines, William Irlam Ellis, 416
George Grimson, 141
Steam Engines, Marine, J. C. Haddan, 141
Steam-Engines, William Becket Johnson, 31
'Henry Alfred Jowett, 68
David Joy, 293
Thomas Lawrence, 255
John Alfred Llmbert, 141
William 51•Naught, 31
John Atherton Nolineaux, 316
W. E. Newton, 85
A. V. Newton, 85
James Petrie and William M'Naught, 49
Ellis Rowland, 255
Jolin Aiken Salmon, 446
Edmund Whitaker, Alfred Law and James Fletcher, 425
Steam-Engines, Portable, for Azricultural Purposes, James Burrell, 311
Steam-Engine and Steam-Boller, Thomas Craddock, 350
Steam-Engine, Boiler, and other Furnaces, Henry Glaysher, 236
Steam Gauges and Water Indicators, Thomas Young Hall, 274
Steam Generators, W. Smith, 483
Steam Hammers, J. H. Johnson, 313
Hammers, John M 'Dowell, 389
Pipes for leating and Drying, J. Fielding, 428
Pipe Self-Acting Regulator, T. Burton and Simeon Lord, 350
Tram for Navigating Shallow Rivers, J. Bourne, 49, 105
Windlass and Boiler, R. A. Brooman. 294
Steering Apparatus, John Graham, 294
for Ships and other Vessels, W. E. Newton, 218
Ships, Rudolph Bodmer, 218
Vessels and Apparatus for Signalling between the Deck and tho Engine Room of Steam Vessels, T. Turner and Henry Boyens, 141
Steel, Stephen Barker, 313
John Wilson, 52
and Cast Steel, Chas. Pauvert, 220
Pens, William Fox, 485
Tubes Applicable to the Flues of Steam Boilers, &c., J. J. Russell, and J. Bennet Howell, 70
and Iron Wire for Umbrella and Parasol Frames. Jabez Morgan, 162
Wire, Flat, 8. Fox, 4:4
Steps for Carriages, David Davies, 198 Stereoscopes. William Henry Phillips, 52 Richard Quin, 107
Thomas John Taylor, 162
Stiffening Fibrous Materials, Compound for, James Higgin, and Lightfoot. 350 Stiffening, Sizeing, or otherwise Preparing Ttxtile Fabrics, F. C. Calhert, 105 Stockings, Frederick Ayckbourn, SO Stocks for the Neck, John Stephen Jarvis, 370 Stockmen's Saddles and Appeu cages thereto Thomas Newton, 141
Stop Cocks, W. M'Culloch and T. Kennedy, 258
Stop Cocks or Valves, W. M'Culloch and T. Kennedy, 52
Stoppering Jars, Bottles, &c., J. Roberts, 70 Stoppers for Decanters. John Millar, 25g Stopping or Retarding Railway Carriages, George William Sayer, :65
Stopping or Retarding Railway Carriages and Trains, and Machinery, &c , James Harris, 105
Stove Grates, Henry Elliott Hoole, 397 Stove Grates and Fire-places, Robert Russell, 87
Stoves or Heating Apparatus, William Thomson, 332
Straining or Filtering Colours, John James Rippon, 315
Strawsbakers, William Wood Filcher, 142 Strengthening Metallic iind other Structures, William Pedder, 220
Stretching, Drying, and Finishing Woven Fabrics, Charles Whewell, 124 Stretching and Drying Fabrics, Samuel Morand, 484
Stretching Woven Fabrics, H. Crompton, 4S1 William Owen, 461
Strip and Hoop Iron, G. Wand A. Hickman, IOS Stuffing for Beds, Couches, &c., John Peter Booth 388
Submarine Works, T. R. Winder, 311 Submerged Propellers, Carl Gustaf Carle-men, 463
Substitute for Argol and Tartaric Acid, W. W. Bonney, 428
Substitute for Hair, Charles D. Davies.4133 Substitute for Animal Charcoal, Ernest Ziegler. 419
Sulphate of Soda, B. A. Broomall, 220 Sulphuric Acid, W. Gossage, 15, 52, 83 J. Oliver, 212
Supply of Water to Steam Boilers, Henry Martin. 236
Supplying Air to Organs, Ice., H. Willis. 332 Supplying Ink for Stamps, George Henry Cresswell, 458
Supplying Boilers with Water, Generating Steam, and Consuming Smoke, Schofield Crowther Sheard and George Underwood, 425
Supplying Steam Boilers with Water, C. J. Wiggs, 104
Supporting and Propelling the Human Body in Water, G. F. Remley, 4k3
John Phillips, 485
Suspension Briages, R. M. Ordish, 237 Swinging, See-sawing, and Performing Exercises or Amusements in tho Charles J. I. Lavigne, 333
Syphons, Thomas W. G. Freeby, 371
Table Knives, W. E. Newton, 4
Taking the Measurement of Garments, A. T. Newton, 351
Taking Photographic Pictures, Joseph Purnell, 343
Tanners' and Carriers' knives, George Bartholomew, 389
Tanning, Henry Latond, 277
W. E. Newton, 257
Tap or Cock, Thomas Frederick Halo, 407 Taps or Valves, Thomas Melling, 313 Telegraphic Instruments called " Embossing Telegraphs," Edward F. Barnes, 371 Tell-tale for Public Vehicles, F. Parker, 406 Temple, W. Halsall and W. Hayhurst, 181 Testing the Strength of Woven Fabrics, ace., William Hebdon, 387
Threshing and Cleansing Grain, George Alfred. Shaw, 50
Threshing and Winnowing Machine, T. George Shaw, 199
Threshing and Dressing Grain, Hy. King, 14 Tbrostles, A. Royds and J. Kenyon, 142 Throstles for Dortin4 the Bobbilit., H.Hal1,255 Tile Making Machinery, C. Pase.411, 370
Tiles, Pipes, Ste., H. 45
Tilling the Land, Thomas IAwes, 276 Motion, and Means of Stopping it Immediately, Florentine Guano, 1 1
Tilting Iron and Steel, G. Walter Dyson, 233 Time-Keepers. Thomas Sherratt, 46.")
Tools for Cutting Cylindrical and Conical Forms, Matthew Teattles, 53
Tools for Drilling and Boring, Andrew Peddie How, 219
Toothed Coverings of Rag Machine Cylinders, John Earnsbaw, jun., 435
Top Notches for Umbrellas and Parasols, W. Holland, 238, 311
Tracing Cloth, W. E. Newton, 25T Traction Engines, William Bray. 49 Transmitting Messages by Audible Signals, A. V. Newton, 107
Transmission of Motive Power,Uriah Lane,274 Travellers' Watch, Anguelin Modeste, 276 Travelling Bags, Frederick Schafer and W. Schafer, 161
Caps, James llanibal Tozer, 443
Treating Animal Matters for Manure, Joseph Bower, 33
Animal and Vegetable Fabrics, Henry 11 enson, 86
Beet-root for the Manufacture of Vinegar, William Armand Gilbee, 51
Bones for the Purpose of Obtaining Gela. tine, Augustus E. Schmersshl, 331 Burmese and such like Petroleum, G. F. Wilson, 87, 126
Treating Cotton Seed in order to Extract Colour from the Oils obtained there. from, James Edward Duyck, 237
Treating Cotton Waste. A. Nield and N. Suckley Sutcliffe, 273
Treating Fatty and 011y Substances, Benjamin Chew Tilghman, 407
Treating Fibrous and Vegetable Substances, Richard Archibald Brooman, 313 Treating Feldspar, W. E. Newton, 14 Treating India Rubber and Gutta Percha, G. T. Bousfield, 313
Treating Old or Waste Wood Sleepers and Bearers, and in Preparing Wood for Railway Sleepers and Bearers and other Works, Thomas Richardson, and Edmund John Jasper Browell, 310
Treating Ore, C. Bulks, 5.;
Treating Peat, and in the application of the same to various purposes, Frederick Shand Hemming, 293 •
Treating Pile Fabrics, R. A. Brooman, 33 Treating the Threads of Floss Silk, &c., J. M urdoch, 142
Treating the Waste Waters of Woollen and and other Mills, W.C.T. Schaeffer, 287 Treatment of Flax and similar Textile Materials, J. H. Johnson, 141
Treatment of a Fruit or Vegetable, and in the application thereof, E. Gripper, 277 Treatment of Floss Silk, J. H. Johnson, 294 Treatment of Maize or Indian Corn, James Anderson, 370
Treatment of Mineral Substances, ecc., Herbert Mackwortli, 409
Treatment of Rangoon Naphtha, Thomas William Keates, 70
Treatment of Substances containing Earthy Phosphates, L. A. Rittelbandt, :2 Treatment of Wash Waters containing Soap, John Leslie, 312
Treatment of Woven Fabrics, George Hamilton, 275
Treatment of Yarns, William Todd, 461 Treatment of Vegetable Substances, Edgar Beale and Mary Ann [fettle, 2.0 Triggers, Francois Desir Legard, 332 Trowsers. James Richard Field, Julius Good. man and Louis Goodman, 199
Samuel Robert Lewis, 387
Trucks, James Hopkins and G. Pearce, 426 Trucks for Locomotive Engines, L. Beason, 386
Tubes used in Spinning, John Marland, 370 Turning Articles of Irregular Forms, W. E. Newton, 162
Turntables, Railway, Robert Russel, 275 and Weighing Cranes, W. Irlam, 49 Tuyeres for Blast Furnaces, Marius Chas-tegnon, 296
Twisting and Spinning Cotton and other Fibrous Nlaterials, 16i)
Type, Louis Leon Foucher. 200 pes for Printing, George Schaub, 334
Umbrella and Parasol Ribs, J. Rubery, 332 W. Holland, 465
John Puller and Laurence Pullar, 181 Unions for Pipes, E. C. Kemp, 427
Uniting Metallic Substances, J. Coutte, 334 Use of Iron or any other Metal by itself or in Combination with other Materials for Structural Purposes, 160
Utilising the Waste Gases of Blast Furnaces, F.,Levick, jun., and J. James, 15
Valves of Steam-Engines, John Cawood, James Beeson, William Smith, and Richard Henehley, 14
Valve, Bennett Johns Heywood, 408
Charles Renshaw, 313
Valves, Taps, &v., Julius Decimus Tripe, 52 Valve Gear for Reciprocating Steam Engines, W. E. Newton, 191
Valve Musical Instruments, Jos. Higham, 88
Varnish for Water Colours, &c., • Renwick Bowditch, 51
Vat to be Used in the Manufacture of Paper, John Matthews. 333
Vehicles, J. Williams, 180
Velveting Paper and Textile Fabrics, Pascal Florentin Coulon, 465
Ventilating, NVilliam Cooke, 161
George Heppell, 409
Ventilating Buildings, John Leslie, 370
Ventilating and Increasing the Draught in Fire-Places and Flues, 311
Ventilating and Preventing Inundations in Coal Mines, Laurent Piand, 219
Ventilating and Removing the Products of Combustion of Fuel, David Owen Edwards, 199
Ventilating Vehicles in Motion, Thomas • Wheelhouse and John Greenwood, 464 Ventilation, Daniel Cooper, Thomas Wood Heaton and Thomas Lee Langshavr,125 Ventilator for Omnibuses, and Apparatus for Actuatinz the same, Thomas t'ooke,105 Ventilators, John Ralph Engledue and William Cullis, 426
Ventilator, John nankin, 435
Vices, William Hyde and Joshua Hyde, 428 Robert Low and William Press, 483
Warming and Ventilating, Jules Moes, 237
Warming and Ventilating Apartments, J. H. Johnson, 176
Warping Cotton and other Fibrous Substances. Samuel Lees, James Lees, and Frederick Lees, 484
Washing, Richard Appleby, 144
John Avery, 407
Wpam Banks and John Banks, 256
Benjamin Biram, 87
Thomas Briggs and John Starkey, 428
Edmund Edwards and Edw. Beacher, 314
Joseph England, 311
E. Gripper, 426
Isaac Holden, 124
Edmund Hollingworth, 428
James Lee Norton, 124
Martin Nunn, 256
James Penny and John Booth, 33
Peter Pilkington and Tho. Entwistle, 53
David Macdonald, 49
J. Morris, 53
Robert Fowler Swift, Richard Swift, and John Cormes, 370
Watch and Property Protector Pocket, Joseph James Bannister, 181
Watches, John Forrest Watson 143
Water-Closets. Thomas Bullock, 447
D. A. Lamb, 160
William Stubbs, 125
Water Gas Meters, James Stevens, 448
Water Ganges of Steam Boilers, Thomas Taylorson Jopling, 446
James Sutcliffe, 446
Water Meters, John Miller, 410
Water Meter, A. V. Newton, 256
Watar• Ram for Raising Water, Joseph Thursfield, 312
Water Wheels, William Ashby, 406
Waterproof Boots and Shoes, Charles Goodyear, 311
Waterproofing, Louis Heinemann and A. Heinneman, 387
Weaving, W Adam and J. S. Templeton, 218
Edwin Heywood, 14
Frederick William Mowbray, 199
Richard Roberts, Wright Shaw, and Samuel Shaw, 484
George Sugden and Jonas Briggs, 275
I. NV hitesmith and W. Whitesmith, 426
George Wilson, 198
George White, 275
Wheeled Carriages, F. H. Maberley, 49
Thomas Sanderson, 330
Wheels and Axle-boxes, G. T. Roucfield, 484
Wheels and Axles for Common Road Carriages, Francois Frederic Dumarche, Samuel Levy, and Joseph Meyer, (8
Wheels for Railway and other Carriages, P. V. Beaumesnil, and C. Erhard, 310
Wicks of Candles and Lamps, A. L. Antran, 87
Winding up Clocks, J. L. Guillaume Bailey, 34
Winding and Doubling Fibrous Substances, R. Bodmer, 331
Materials, R. A. Brooman, 68
Winding Weft, Michael Henry, 407 Winding Yarn, Robert Knowles, 331
Winding Yarns or Threads, W. Robertson, James Guthrie, and John Menzies, 198 140
Windlasses, Albert Demerit Bishop, 369 Ships', S. Dyer, 160
Window Frames and Sashes, Lewis Fenton Kenny. 448
Window Heads and Sills Lintels, and other similar parts of Buildings, J. Bird, 105 140
Window Sashes, James Robertson Dick, Window or other Sashes, F. Sadgrove, 106 140
Window Price Tickets, Henry Smith, 144 Window Shutters, P. A. le Comte de Fontaiuemoreau, 199
Winnowing Corn and Separating Seeds, W. Colborne Cambridge, 387
Machines, William Sawney, 447
Wire, &c., James Cocker, 182
Cards for NI etallic Brushes, F. Newton, and other Ropes, Archibald Smith, 182 140
Strands for Electrical Purposes, Robert Stirling Newall, 407
Woollen Cloth, Wilhelm Zipser, and Johann Peter Klein, 181
Working Metallic Ores and their Products, J. T. Pitman, 162
Working the Sails of Squaresail Vessels and in Rig, James Edward Colo, 255 140
Working Punkas and Whisks, George F. F. Remfey, 258
Working Signal Apparatus on Railways, C. Martin, 275
Worsted and Woollen Yarn, W. Foster, 465 140
Wringing Machines, W. S. Underhill, 486 140
Writing instruments, J. Henderson, 296 140
Writing Materials, John G. Taylor, 466 140
Wrought Iron Railway Chairs, John Ramsbottom, 310
Yarns, Thomas IV ilks Lord, 50
Yellow Prussiate of Potass, J. Taylor, and Edward Owen, 162

Patents on which the Stamp Duty of £50 has been Paid

Adams, William Bridges, 274
Aerts, Paul Francois, 48
Armstrong, Joseph, 386
Asprey, Charles, 369

Bardet, Joseph Marie, and F. Collette, 31
Baudouin, Felix Marie, 433
Bele, Thomas. and henry z-clioletield, 85
Bellford, Auguste Edouard Loradoux, 85, 349
Beliner, Edouard, 405
Bennett, Thomas, 274
Berard, Aristide Baltharard, 159
Bernard, Julian, 140, 424
Bernot, Etienne, 254
Bertram. William, 463
Betteley, Joseph, 369
Biddell, George Arthur, 48
Biggart, Thoma3, and Allan Loudon, 309
Bishop, William, 48
Blundell, Walter, 140, 424
Bottomley, Reuben, David Schofield, and Henry Spencer, 13
Boulton, Joseph, 254
Bonsfleld, George Tomlinson. 405
Bouvet, Julien Louis Pierre Jean Baptiste, Hector, 159
Bowlas, David, 31
Boyle, Arthur, 236
Bradshaw, James and William, 349
BrindleyElijah Henry, 67
Brisco, Robert, and Peter St Horeman, 123
Brooman, Richard Archibald, 349
Brownfoot, William, 198
Buchanan. James, 380
Bnrgess, AVilliam, 140
Burns, James, 198

Carpenter, Samuel Alfred. 405
Chambers, Thomas, jun., 6;
Champonnes, Hughes, and Jean Baptiste Bavelier, 31
Chancel, John Baptiste, 48
Clarburn, William Houghton, 123
Clarke, John.386
Clayton, Thomas, and Robert Harrop, 198
Collier, George, and Samuel Thornton, 236
Collier, George. 254
Collins, Samuel, 217
Cooper, Thomas, 236
Cornides, Louis, 254
Cottam, Henry Richard, 13
Cowper, Charles, 309
Cox, George Addison, 123
Crabtree, Samuel, 217
Craddock, Thomas, 140
Craig, William Grindley, 463
Crosley, Henry, 217
Cunningham, John, 123, 236
Curtis, Matthew, William henry Rhodes, and John 'Wain, 159

Daises, John Benjamin, 110
Davis, George, 369
Dawes, W illlam Henry, 198
De le Rue, Warren, 483
Delsarte, Francois Alexandre Nicolas, 293
Diaper, Henry, 4U5
Dockray, Jacob. and John Dawson, 293
Dodds, Isaac, 463
Dreaper, William Porter, 463

Ebert, Christian Henry Richard, and Lippman Jacob Levishon, .163
Eden, James, 198
Elliott, Thomas, 13
Evans, Geo. Frederick, and F. J. Evans, 198
Evans. Llewellyn William, and James Mc Bryde' 463

Ferrier, David, 369
Fisher, Samuel, 445
Fontainemoreau, Peter Armand le Comte de, 140, 309,'386
Forbes. Charles Wentworth, 217

Garrett, Richard, and Rich. Garrett, Jun., 31
Gaulton, William Peel, 274
Gedge, John, 109
Ges,-ner, Ernst, 271
Gibson, John, 1.10
Gilhee, William Armand, 4S Gillott, Joseph, jun., and Henry Gillott, 405
Gowland, George, 421
Gray, John, 15), t79
Grcayes, John, and Charles M. Greaves, 123
Green, Joseph, and William Jackson, 103
Greville, I'eniston Grosvenor, 123
Grist, John, 159
Gwynne, James, Egleson Anderson, 179
Hackworth, John Wesley, 179
Iladdan, John Coope, 309, 349
Hall, Edward, 369
HaIltim, Ephraim, 85
Hancock, J{MCS Lamb, 159
Halien, Edward, 103
Hann, William, 385
Harman, henry William, 369
Ilartley, James, 421
Harvey, William James, 463
Hayes, William Bramwell, 217
Hayter, Thoma', 159
Healey, John, John Foster, and J. Lowe, 330
}lento--, Samuel, 3S6
Hodson, W illiam, 236
Hopkinson, Joseph, jun., 339
Hughes, Bernard, 483
Hunt, John, 483
Hughes, Edward Joseph, 13
Hyde, John Moore, •124
Illingwortl-, Alfred, and H. Illingworth, 309
Johnson, John Henry, 293, 483
Johnson, Richard, 103
Jchnso--, Wiriam Beckett, 67
Johnston, Nathaniel, 445
Keefe, Richard, 330
Kennard, William, 103
Kershaw, Samuel, and James Taylor, 140
Kirkup, Lancelot, 386
Knight, John, and James Stubbs, 85
Knowelden, John, 4S Knowles, Peter, and Edward Kirby, 386
Kociller, Louis Christian, 85
Lamb, John, 31
Law, Alexander, 85
Lindner, Edward, 330
Livesey, John, 67, 123
Lockhart, John, jun., 67
Lush, Witham Septirnus, 85
Low, William, 905
Lund, Edward, 123
Lund, Henry, 217
Maddox, John, Edward Gardner, and George Dyer Green, 330
Maggs, Oliver, 48, 349
Maniere, Edward, 463
Markland, Thomas, 13
Martin, Albinus, 405
Mason, John, and Leonard Kaberry, 424
Mason, Samuel, and William Beeby, 309
Mather. Colin, 330
Mandslay, Joseph, 405
McConnel, James Edward, 31, 445
McConnel, Robert, 251
Melsens, Louis Henri Frederick, 483
Mesurier, Frederick le, 421
Metcalfe, Thomas, 369
M4Iler, George Mackay, 198
Milner, William, 483
Miles, Louis Player, 103
McNaught, William, 274
Moineau, Isidore Alexandre, and Jean Gustave Lemasson, 369
Newall, Robert Stirling, 349
Newton, Alfred Vincent, 198
Newton, William Edward, 103
Nicholson, William Newzam, 31
Nickels, Christopher, and James Hobson, 254
Norton, John, 140, 159, 217
Parker, James. 179
Penn, John, 254
Petit, Amable Hippolyte, 85
Petrie, John, jun., 123
Platt, John, 309
Pole, William, 31
Preston, Francis, 85
Pretsch, Paul, 349
Pretty, John, 123
Proust, Pierre Etienne, 293
Ramsbottom, Ilenry Robert, 369
Rathen, Anthony Bernhard Baron von, 309
Redgate, James, James Thornton, and Edwin Ellis, 463
Reid, William, 309
Render, Henry, 483
gestell, Thomas, 424
Rimmel, Eugene, 369
Roberts, Richard, 67, 85, 330, 421
Ross, Georce, 369
Ruolz, Henri Catherine de, and Anslem Louis Larie de Fontenay, 198
Sands, John, 421
Scheutz, 4:eorge, and Edward Scheutz, 293
Schloesinc, Theophile, 13
Seithen, John, 179
Seville. Edward John, 251
Sherrat, Thomas, *.:74
Sicard, Pierre Amable de Saint Simon, 159
Siddons, William, 140
Sinclair, the Honourable James (commonly called Lord Berrie'Iale), 236
Smethwick, William Beasley, 1u5
Smith, Henry, 140
Smith, Jabez, 463
Smith, Sydney, 421
Smith, William, and Thomas Phillips, 159
Smith, William Henry, henry Bessemer, and Robert Lolusdon, 159
Stansbury, Charles Frederick, 293
Stratford, Benjamin O'Nealo. 110
Surgey, W illiam Palmer, 217
Tatham, William, 271
Taylor. George, :11:1
Thom, John, 424
Thompson, Nathan, 23G Thompson, Robert Henry, 67
Todd, William, and Jacob Told, 1.10
Top, Nathaniel, John Holt, and John Partint,,n, 369
Turner, Henry, 123
Turner, Luke, 463
Ty carman, Thomas Frederick, 319
Verel, William Aristides, 369
Wain, John, 339
Walduck, Henry, 103
Walker, Robert, 4S3
Waterhouse, Thomas, 85
Weston, George, 140
Westwood. Joseph, and Robert Baillie, 123
Why Lock, Richard, and Thomas Preston, 463
Wilson, G. lergusson, and G. Payne, 67, 251
Wilson, G. F., and John Chase Craddock, 445
Wilson, Robert, 386
Winfield, Robert Walter, 30'.1
Worrall, James, jun., 140
Wright, Thomas, 67
Yates, William, 13

Price List of Specifications

2592, 7d.; 2593. ls. 5d.; 2660, 6d; 2662, 10d.; 2672, 3d.; 2076.3s. 9d.; 2677, 18. 3d.; 2681, 9d.: 2683,10d.; 2691,1s.; 2692,13d.; 2700,10d.; 2701, 5d.; 2702, 3d.; 2703, 3d.; 2704, 7d.; 2708, 3d.; 2709, 10d.; 2710, 5d.; 2711, 6d.; 2712, 3d.; 2714, 3d.; 2715, 3d.; 2716, 3d.; 2718, 3d.; 2720, 6d.; 2723, 6d.; 2724, ls. 4d; 2725, 5d.; 2726, 6d.; 2728, 3d.; 2729, 5d.; 2780, 3d.; 2731. 3d.; 2734, 7d.; 2735, 5d.; 2736, 3d.; 2738, 5d.; 2739, 9d.; 2741, 1s.; 2742, 3d.; 2743, 3d.; 2744, 3d.; 2748, 5d.; 2749, 3d.; 2750, ed.; 2754, 3d.; 2758, 6d.; 2759, 3d.; 2762, 3d.; 2764, 5d.; 2765, 3d.; 2766, 3d.; 27;,:, lid.; 2770, 3d.; 2775, 6d.; 2776, 3d.; 2782, is; 2784. 3d.; 2785, 9d.; 2798, 9d.; 2823, 7d.; 2525, 3d.; 2535, 3d.; 2695, 4d.; 2705, 4d.; 2717, is. 4d.; 2719, 7d.; 2733, 3d.; 2743, 9d.; 2745, 7d.; 2746, 3d.; 2751, 10d.; 2752. lid.; 2753, 9d.; 2756, 3d.; 2757, 10d.; 2760, 3d.; 2761, 7d.; 2763, 6d.; 2767, 4d.: 2769, ls. 3d.; 2771, ls. 10d.; 2772, 3d.; 2773, 7d.; 2774, 8d.; 2777, ls 1d.; 2778, 3d.; 2779. 11d.; 2780, 4d.; 2783, 3d.; 2787,10d.; 2788, 9d.; 2790, 6d.; 2795, 10d.; 2797, 7d.; 2799. 6d.; 2800, 9t1.; 2801, 3d.; 2803, 3d.; 2804, 3d.; 2805, 3d.; 2806, 7d.; 2808. ls. 4d.; 2809, 3d.; 2811, 3d.; 2813, ls. 4d.; 2815, 4d.; 2819, 6d.; 2828, 8d.; 2829, 5d.; 2837, 6d.; 2840, ls. ld.; 2846, 6d.; 2737, 3d.; 2755, 3d.; 2781, is. 10d.; 2786, 3d.; 2789, 5d.: 2791, 3d.; 2792, 18.; 2794, 3d.; 2796, 10d.; 2802, 4d.; 2807, Ad.; 2810, 5d.; 2814, 7d.; 2816, 9d. 2818, 7d.; 2820, 6d.; 2821, 8d.; 2822, 3d.; 2824, 9d.; 2825, 10d.; 2126. 7d.; 2827. 7d. 2830, 3d.; 2831, 9d.; 2832. 5d.; 2833, 3d. , 2834, 3d.; 2835, 3d.; 2830, 5d.; 2839, ls. 4d.: 2842, 3d.; 2843, ls. 3d.; 2844, lid.; 2845, 3d.; 2347, 3d.; 2848, 3d.; 2850, 3d.; 2851, 4d.; 2852, 3d.; 2853, 7d.; 2854, 8d.; 2855, 3d.; 2856, 3d.; 2857, 6d.; 2858, 2s. 8d.; 2859, 3d.; 2860, 3d.; 2861, ls. 5d.; 2664, 3d.; 2866, ls. ld.; 2867, 10d.; 2871, 3d.; 2872, 3d.; 2573, 3d.; 2874, 10d.; 2875. 3d; 2876, Sd; 2878, Od.; 2879, 3d.; 2880, 3d.; 2881, 3d.; 2883, 3d.; 2884, 8d.; 2885, 10d.; 2886, 3d.; 2887. 3d.; 2888, 3d.: 2889. 3d.; 2890, 10d.; 2891, 3d.; 2392, 10d.; 3893, 10d.; 2894, 10d.; 2896, ls. 5d.; 2897, 4d.; 2898, 10d.; 2899, 3d.; 2901, 9d.; 2902, 3d.; 2903, 3d.; 2904, 3d.; 2907, 3d.; 2908, 4d.; 2909, 3d.; 2910, 3d.; 2911, 5d.; 2912, 3d.; 2913, 3d.; 2915, 6d.; 2917, 3d.; 2918, 3d.; 2920, 6d.; 2921, 3d.; 2934, 3d.; 2935, 5d.; 2021, 9d.; 2567, 3d.; 2635. 3d.; 2812, 6d.; 2862, 10d.; 2863, 3d.; 2865, 3d.; 2868, 8d.; 2870, 9d.; 2877, 6d.; 2900, 3d.; 2905, 10d.; 2906, 9d.; 2914, 3d.; 2919, 6d.; 2922, 3d.. 2924, 3d.; 2925. 3d.; 2926, 4d.; 2927,• 9d.; 2928, 3d.; 2929, 3d.; 2930, 3d.; 2931, 7d.; 2932. 10d.; 2934, 6d.; 2936. 10d.; 2939, lid.; 2940, 10c1.; 2941, 4s.; 2942, 8d.; 2943, 34.; 2944, 5d..; 2945, 4d.; 2946,22s. 2d.; 2947, 5d..; 2948, id.; 2949, 3d.; 2650, 3d. 2951, 5d.; 2953, 3d.; 2254, 10d.; 2955, 3d.; 2956, 3d.; 2957, 3d.; 2959, 3d. • 2960, 3d.; 2961, 3s. 11d.; 2962, 3d. • 2965, ls. 11d.; 2964, 3d.; 2965, 3d.; 2968, 6d.; 3020, 7d.; 3038, MI.; 2045, 5d.; 2869, 2s.; 2952, 6d.; 2958, 3d.; 2966, 3d.; 2967. 3d.; 2969, 6d.; 2970, 3d.; 2971, 3d.; 2973. 6d.; 2975, 6d.; 2976, 3d. • 2977, is. 5d.; 2979, 3d.; 2980, 4d. • 2982, 3d.; 2983, 4d.; 2984, is. ld.; 2985,1 &I.; 2986, 3d; 2987, 3d.; 2988, 9d.; 2989, 5d. • 2990, ls. ld.; 2991, 3d.; 2992, 3d.; 2993, 10d.; 2994, 3d.; 2995, 7d.; 2996, 3d.; 2997, 3d. ' • 2998, 3d.; 3000, 3d.;',3001. 3d.; 3005, &I.; 3006, 3d.; 3007 3d.; 3008, 3d.; 3009, 3d.; 3011, 6d.; 3012, 3d.; 3013, 3d.; 3019, 3d.; 3022, 7d.; 3023, 7d.; 3024, 3d.; 3025, 3d.; 3026, 3d.; 3029, 5d.; 3031, 3d.; 3032, 3d.; 3033, 3d.; 3075, ed.; 3080, 8d.; 3081, ls. 3d.; 3086, 3d.; 3103, 5d.; 2838, 10d.; 2916, ls. 5d. ,• 2974, 11d.; 2978, 9d.; 2981, 3d. • 2999, 9d.; 3002, 2s. 11d.; 3003, 5d.; 3004, 7d.; 3010, 9d.; 3014, ; 3015, ls. Id.; 3016, 10d.; 3017, 5d.; 3018, 3d. •, 3021, ls. 2d.; 3027, 5d.; 3028, 10c1.; 3030, 2s. 6d.; 3034, 10d.; 3035, is. 5d.; 3036, 6d.; 3037, ls. 11d.; 3039, 9d.; 3040, 3d.; 3041, 9d.; 3042, 3d.; 3043, 3d.; 3044. 7d.; 3045, 3d.; 3046, 3d.; 3047, 3d.; 3048, 3d.; 3049, 9d.; 3050, 10d. • 3051, 9d.; 3055, 9d.; 3056, ls. 4d.; 3057, 34. ' • 8058, 3d.; 3002, 7d.; 3063, 3d.; 3066, 3d.; 3068, 3d.; 3069, 3d.; 3072, 3d.; 3073, 3d.; 3074, 4d.; 3077, 3d.; 3078, 9d.; 3087, 4d.; 3088, 8d.; 3091, 4d.; 8092, 5d.; 3096, 3d.; 3100, 3d.; 3101, 3d.; 3102, 10d.; 3104, 3d.; 3106, 3d.; 2937, 3d.; 2938, 3d.; 2972, 3d.; 3052, 6d.; 3053, 5c1.; 3054, 2s.; 3060,,1s. • 3061, 5d.; 3064, 2s. 5d.; 3065, ls. 4d.; 3067, 9d.; 3070, 8d.; 3071, 3d.; 3076, 3d.; 3079, ls. 10d. • 3083, Is. 7d. • 3084, 10d.; 3093, 7d.; 3094, 6d. • 3095, 3d.; 3097, 7d.; 3099, 3d.; 3105, 3d. 2849, id; 2895, 6d; 3059, 2s. 6d.; 3082, 6d. 3085, 7d.; 3089, 3s. 9d.; 3098, 3d; 1, 5d. 2, 5d.; 3,10d.; 4, 3d.; 5, 3d.; 6, 3d.; 7, 7d.; 8, 7d.; 9, 7d.; 10, 3d.; 11, &I.; 12, 10d.; 13, 3d.; 14, 10d.; 15, 9d.; 16, 3d.; 17, 3d.; 18, 11d.; 19, 3d.; 20, 3d.; 21, 3d.; 22, 3d.; 23, 3d,; 24, 3d.; 25, 3d; 26, 3d; 27, 3d.; 28, 3d.; 29, 3d.; 30, 6d; 31, 6d; 32, 7d; 33, 441.; 34, 441.; 35, 10d.; 36, 441.; 37, 5d.; 38, 3d,; 39, 3d.; 40, 3d.; 41, 3d.; 42, 3d.; 43, 5d.; 44, 7d.; 45, 3d.: 46, 3d,; 47, 3d.; 48, 3d.; 49, 3d.; 50, 5d.; 51, 3d.; 52, 28. 5d. 53, 3d.; 54, 9d.; 55, 3d.; 56, 3d.; 58, 6d.; 59, 6d.; 60, 3d.; 61, 6d.; 62, 18. 5d.; 63, 9d.; 64, 6d.; 65, 3d.; 66, 3d.; 67, 441.; 68, 4d.; 69, 6d; 70, 3d.; 71, 3d.; 72, 3d.; 73, 3d.; 74, 3d.; 75, 10d; 76. 6d.; 78, 3d.; 79, 441; 80, 3d.; 81, 3d.; 83, 3d.; 84, 8d.; 86, 7d.; 87, 3d.; 89, 6d.; 91,10d.; 92, 11d.; 93, 3d; 94, 4d.; 95, ed.; 96, 3d.; 97, 3d.; 98, 3d.; 99, 5d.; 100.3d.; 101, 3d.; 103, le. 3d; 104, 741.; 108, 3d.; 110. 3d.; 111, 3d.; 115, 3d.; 118, 3d.; 119, 3d.; 120, ad.; 123. Gd.; 124, 3d.; 131, 3d; 132, 3d.; 133, Cd; 138, 3d.; 140, 3d.; 141, 3d.; 145, 3d.; 1b6, 3d.; 194, 10d.; 369, 3d.; 698,10d.; 947, 10d.; 67, 4d.; 77, 28. ld.; 85, 18. 1d; 88, 5d.; 90, 5d.; 102, 6d.; 105, 5d.; 106, 10d.; 107, 8d.; 109. ed; 112, 9d.; 113, 7 d.; 114, 443.; 116, 6d.; 117, 6d.; 121, 5d; 122, bd.; 125. 3d.; 126, is. ld.; 127, 7d.; 11213, 10d.; 129, 3d.; 130, 18.; 134, 3d.; 135, 4d.; 136, &I.; 137, 18. ld.; 139, 3d.; 142, 6d.; 143, 3d.; 144, 3d.; 146, 3d.; 147, 3d.; 148, 9d.; 149, 3d.; 150, 13d.; 151, 10d.; 152, 3d.; 154, ls.; 155, ls.; 156, 3d.; 157, is. id.; 161. 3d.; 162, 8d.; 165, 3d.; 167, 3d.; 170, 3d.; 171, 3d; 173, 3d,; 174, 6d.; 175, 10d.; 176, 3d.; 177, 3d.; 178, 8d.; 180, 3d.; 181, 3d.; 182, 9d.; 184, 3d.; 188, 4d.; 190, 3d.; 191, 3p.; 196, 3d.; 199, 10d.; 200, 3d.; 201, 3d.; 203, 3d.; 204, 3d.; 205, 3d.; 208, 5d.; 210, 3d.; 211, ls. ld.; 213, 10d.; 214, 5d.; 226, 3d.; 234, 341.; 240, 3d.; 251, 3d.; 252, 3d.; 314, 4d.; 163, 10d.; 158, 941.; 159, ls. 7d.; 160,6d.; 163, 6d.; 164, 3d.; 166,10d.; 168, 3d.; 169, 10d.; 172, 9d.; 179, 7d.; 183, 5d.; 18.5, 6d.; 187, 3d.; 189, 3d.; 192, 7d.; 193, 5d.; 195, 3d.; 197, 3d.; 198, 6d.; 202, 9d.; 206, 3d.; 207; 5d.; 209, 5d.; 212, 3d.; 215, 2s. 5d.; 216, 3d.; 217, 3d.; 218, 10d.; 219, 3d.; 220, 3d.; 221, 7d.; 222, 6d.; 223, 3d.; 224, 5d.; 225, 3d.; 228, 9d.; 229, ed.; 230, 3d.; 231, 3d.; 232, 10d.; 236, 3d.; 238, 3d.; 239, 10d.; 242, 3d.; 243, 10d.; 246, 3d.; 247, 4d.; 249, &I.; 250,10d.; 253, 10d.; 255, 7d.; 257, 3d.; 258, 4d.; 259, 10d.; 260, 3d.; 261, 3d.; 263, 6d.; 266, 3d.; 268, 3d.; 273, 3d.; 277, 10d.; 298, 3d.; 294, 3d.; 297, 3d.; 308, ls. 441.; 310. 3d.; 312, 3d.; 364, ls. 8d.; 370, 441. • 227, 7d.; 233, 7d • 235, is. 5(1' • 237. 10d.; 241, 11d.; 244, 5(1.; 245, 6d-; 248, 10d.; 254, 3d.; 256, 8d.; 262, 3d.; 264, 3d.; 265, ls ld.; 267, 4s. 8d.; 209, 3d.; 270, 6d.; 271, 5d.; 272, 5d; 274, 3d.; 275, 3d.; 276, 3d.; 278,10d.; 279, 10d.; 280, 11d.; 281, 6d.; 282, 7d.; 283, 10d.; 284. 7d.; 285, 2s. 2d.; 286, 3d.; 287, 3d.; 289, 18. 3d.; 290, 7d.; 291, 7d.; 293, 3d.; 295, 4d.; 296, 6d.; 298, 4d.; 299, 3d.; 300, Sd.; 301, 9d.; 302, 9d.; 303, 3d.; 304, ls. 6d.; 305, ls. 5d.; 306, 3d.; 307, 5d.; 313, ls. 3d.; 315, 3d.; 317, 3d.; 318, 3d.; 325, 3d.; 327, 3d.; 330, 3d.; 332, 3d.; 333, 3d.; 336, 3d.; 338, 7d; 341, 3d.; 342, 3d.; 343, 7d.; 344, 3d.; 346, 6d.; 352, Sd.; 357, 3d.; 309, ls. ld.; 311, 6d.; 316, 6d.; 319, 3d.; 320, 3d.; 321, 3d.; 322, 3d.; 323, Is.; 324, 10d.; 326, 6d.; 328, 4d; 329, 3d.; 331, 7d.; 334, 3d.; 835, 3d.; 337, 5d.; 339, 2s.; 340, 10d.; 345, 6d.; 347, 3d.; 349, 3d.; 350, 3d.; 351, 10d.; 353, 7d.; 354, 9d.; 355, 6d.; 356. 3d.; 358, 10d.; 359, 3d.; 360, 6d.; 361. 7d.; 362, 3d; 363.3d; 365, 11d.; 366. 8d.; 367, 3d.; 368,10d.; 371, 3d.; 372.6d.; 373, 9d.; 374, 3d.; 376, 3d.; 376, 7d.; 378, 5d.; 382, 6d.; 387.7d.; 392, 6d.; 394, 3d.; 401, 3d.; 405, 3d; 407, 5d.; 423, 3d; 427, 5d.; 428, 3d.; 553. 18. 5d.; 698, 5d.; 771, 3d.; 19, 10d.; 491, 3d.; 377, 2s. Ild.; 379. 11d.; 380, 384 3d.;384, 3d.; 385, le. 4d.; 3136, 3d.; 388, 2s. ; 389, 5d.; 390, 3d.; 391, 8d.; 393, 3d.; 395, 8d.; 39(3, 3d.; 397, ed.; 398 18. Sd.; 399, 3d.; 400, &I.; 402, 4d; 403, 7d.; 404. 4d.; 406, 7d.; 408, 3d.; 409, 3d.; 410, 6d.; 411, 4d.; 412, 3d.; 413, 3d.; 414, is. 10d.; 416, 3d.; 416, ls. 2d.;417, 3d.; 418, 3d.; 419, 9d.; 420, 10d.; 421, 3d.; 422, 10d.; 424, ls.; 426, 9d.; 426, &L; 429. 9d.; 430, 8d.; 431, 10d.; 432, 10d.; 433, 8d.; 434, 3d.; 435, 3s. ld.; 436, 6d.; 437, 5d.; 438, 3d.; 439, 3d.; 440, 3d.; 441,10d.; 442,10d.; 443, 3d.; 444, 3d.; 445, 10d.; 446, 3d.; 447, 6d.; 448. 7d.; 449, 3d.; 450, 1s. 4d.; 451, 5d.; 452,6d.; 453, 3d.; 454, 11d.; 455, 10d.; 456, 5d.; 457, 3d.; 458, 11d.; 459, 5d.; 460, 3d.; 461, 3d.; 462, 3d.; 463, 9d.; 466, 3d.; 467, 4d.; 468, 9d.; 485, 3d.; 486, 3d.; 490, 3d.; 492, 3d.; 495, 6d.; 497, 3d.; 500, 3d.; 503, 3d.; 504, 3d.'; 605, 3d.; 506, 3d.; 507, 3d.; 508, 6d.; 610, 10d.; 613, 3d.; 614, 3d.; 517, 3d.; 1053, 10d.; 1101, 3d.; 464, 7d.; 465, 9d.; 469, 3d.; 470, Is.; 471, 3d.; 472, 6d.; 473, &I.; 474, 6d.; 475, 3d.; 476, 3d.; 477, 3d.; 478, 9d.; 479, 9d.; 480, ls. 6d.; 481, Is. lld; 482, 8d.; 483. 10d.; 484, 7d.; 487,10d.; 488, le.; 489, 18.3d; 491, 3d.; 493, 6d.; 494, 5d.; 496, 3d.; 498. 3d.;
A00 la IA • CA1 OA . CAO IAA . AAA 21 • 499, ls. ld.; 501, 3d.; 602, 10d.; 509, 6d.; 511, ls. 6d.; 512. ls.; 515, 3d.; 516, 8d.; 518, ls.; 519, 6d.; 520, 3d.; 521, 3d.; 522,3d.; 623, 3d.; 524. 3d.; 525, 9d.; 526, 4(1.; 527, 5d.; 529, ls. Id.; 530, 10d.; 533. 3(1.; 535. 18. 7d.; 536. 6(1.; 537, 9d.; 538, 3d.; 639, 9d.; 540, 6(1; 541, 4d.; 542.3d.; 544, 7d.; 548. is. 10d.; 550, 8d.; 554, 3d.; 558, 3d.; 560, 3d.; 562, 3d. 563, 3d.; 564, 3d.; 565, 3d.; 566, 3d.; 568, 9d.; 572, 3(1.; 573, 3d.; 575, 11d.; 576. 3d.; 578, 3d.; 580, 3d.; 584, 3d.; 587, 3d.; 621. 3d.; 623, 3d.; 665. 10d.; 1042. 5(1.; 1184, 5d.; 528, 2s. 2d.; 531, 8d.; 532, 8d.; 534, 5d.; 543. 5d.; 545. 6d.; 546, 3d.; 547, ls. 4d.; 649, ls.; 551, 3d.; 552, 10(1.; 555, 8d.; 556, 7d.; 557. 10d.; 659, 10d.; 561,9d.; 667, 4d.; 569, 9d.; 670, 6d.; 571, 2s. 3d.; 574, 6d.; 577, 6d; 579, 3d.; 581, 9d.; 532, 6d.; 583, 7d.; 585, 3d.; 686, 3d.; 588, ls. Ild.; 689, 3d.; 690, 11d.; 591. ls. 7d.; 592, 9d.; 593, 3d.; 594, 3d.; 595. 3d.; 596, Is. 8d.; 597, 6d.; 600, 3(1.; 601, 3d.; 602, 3d.; 605, 3d.; 606, 7d.; 608. 3d.; 609, 3d.; 610, 44.; 611, 50.; 615, 3(1.; 616, 3d.; 617, 3d.; 618, 3d.; 620, 6d.; 625, 3d.; 628, 3d.; 631, 7d.; 632, 6d.; 635, 3d.; 637, 3d.; 638, 7d.; 643, 3d.; 646, 3d.; 648, 5(1.; 651, 3d.; 652, 3d.; 654,11d.; 660, 4d.; 662, 3d.; 668, 3d.; 676; 3d.; 685, 6d.; 599, Otl.; 60a, 6d.; 604, 9(1.; 607, 7s. 3d; 612, 9(1.; 613. is. 3d.; 614, 6(1.; 619, 5d.; 622. 7d.; 624, 4d.; 626, 3d.; 627, 7d.; 629, 'id.; 630, 10d.; 633. 10d.; 634,3d.; 636, 7d.; 639, 6d.; 640,10(1.; 641, 10(1.; 642, 3d.; 644, 6(1.; 645, 7d.; 647. 9d.; 649. 10(1.; 650, ls. 3d.; 653, 5d.; 655, 5d.; 656, 3d.; 657, is. ld.; 658, 3d.; 659, 2s.; 661, 8d.; 663, Is 10d.; 664. 3d.; 667. is. 7d.; 670, 3d.; 671, 6d.; 672, 6d.; 675, 7d.; 678, 3d.; 679, 7d.; 680, 6d.; 686, 6d.; 687. 7d.; 690.6d.; 691, 5d.; 692, 10d.; 693, 3d.; 614, 9d.; 696, 3d.; 697.3d.; 699, 7d.; 700, 3d.; 701, 6d.; 703, ls. 5d.; 704, 8d.; 705, 3d.; 706. 3d. • 707, 3d.; 703. 3d.; 709, 3d.; 710. 3d.; 712, 3(1.; 715, 9(1.; 719, 3d.; 720, 7d.; 725. 3d.; 726, 3d.; 728, 3d.; 730, 7d.; 734, 5d.; 668, 5d.; 669, 5d.; 673, 3d.; 674, 5d.; 677, 3d.; 681, 6d.; 682, 6d.; 683, 9d.; 684, 6d.; €08, 7d.; 689, 5d.; 605, 3d.; 702, 10d.; 711, 18. ld.; 713, 3d.; 714, 3d.; 716, 9d.; 717, 9d.; 718.10d.; 721. ls. 2d.; 722, 1s. 10d.; 723, 3d.; 724, 3d.; 727, 3d.; 729.106.; 731, 6d.; 732, 6d.; 733. 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Contents

Grants of Provisional Protection for Six Months. List of Names

Complete Specifications. List of Names

Provisional Protection. Subject matter.

Abstracts of Specifications. List of Names.

Complete Specifications. Subject Matter.

Abstracts of Specifications. Subject Matter.

Patents on which the Stamp Duty of £50 has been Paid

Price List of Specifications

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