and contraction of steam and other 2092. Hippolyte Mège, of Paris, for elastic fluids. 2076. Edwin Ellis and William Red- 2079. Caleb Kilner, George Kilner, The above bear date August 28th. 2080. Henry Chandler, of Clement'sinn-passage, and Amis Hempson, of Southampton-buildings, for improved seats for theatres or other public buildings. 2081. Richard Vines, of Great Collegestreet, Camden-town, for self-acting transverse floats, for the propelling of steam vessels without any backwater. 2082. John Edwards, of Aldermanbury, and Charles Iliffe, of Birmingham, for improvements in the manufacture of buttons. 2084. Joseph Wilson, of Birmingham, for a new or improved warm bath. 2085. William Henry Wain, of Birmingham, and William Instone, of Wolverhampton, for a new or improved lamp. 2087. William Edward Newton, of the Office for Patents, 66 Chancery-lane, for improvements in the manufacture of iron and steel,-being a communication. 2088. Richard Perrott, jun., and John Molony, both of Cork, for an improved mode of applying roasting jacks to kitchen ranges and cooking stoves. 2089. Sir Peter Fairbairn, of Leeds, for improvements in the construction of rollers used in machinery for preparing hemp and flax. 2090. Richard Archibald Brooman, of Fleet-street, for improvements in apparatus for manufacturing embossed or figured fabrics in colors,being a communication. The above bear date August 29th. improvements in making bread and ship biscuit. 2093. André Alexandre Beaumont, of Paris, for an engine for raising liquids. 2094. Enoch Lockett and Herbert Goodwin, both of Great Fenton, Stoke-upon-Trent, for improvements in stacking earthenware during the process of firing; and in apparatus used for that purpose. 2095. George Pomeroy Dodge, of St. Paul's Churchyard, for improvements in pumps and in apparatus for working the same,-being a communication. 2097. Josiah Jones, jun., of Liverpool, for improvements in gun carriages. 2098. Charles Jean Baptiste Renault, of Paris, for improvements in the 2099. William Edward Newton, of the 2101. Charles Martin, of Isleworth, for 2103. Alexander Southwood Stocker, of Clifton, Gloucestershire, for improvements in the manufacture of horse shoes. 2104. Patrick Michael Belton, of New York, for the manufacture of a compound to be used as a substitute for animal charcoal in refining sugar and otherwise. 2105. John Henry Johnson, of Lincoln's-inn-fields, for improvements in the treatment of zinc and other ores, and in the apparatus employed therein, being a communication. 2106. William Gerrens, of Tregony, Cornwall, for improvements in horse rakes. 2107. Silas Covell Salisbury, of Essexstreet, and John Farmerley Dickson, of Nottingham, for improvements in sewing machines. 2108. William Edward Newton, of the Office for Patents, 66 Chancery-lane, for an improvement in compositions for tanning skins and hides of all 1st descriptions,-being a communica tion. 2109. William Francis Snowden, of Chichester-place, Gray's-inn-road, for improved machinery for cutting chaff. 2110. William Edward Newton, of the Office for Patents, 66 Chancery-lane, for improvements in air engines,being a communication. 2111. Jacob Geoghegan Willans, of Belfast, for improvements in the manufacture of iron and steel. The above bear date August 31st. 2113. Martin Regul Pilon, of Brussels, for improvements in the manufacture and construction of fire-arms, and in the means of loading the same and controlling more effectually the action of the fire-lock. 2117. William Johnston and William Ross, both of Glasgow, for improvements in taps or valves. 2119. John Fisher, of Leamington, and Joseph Fisher, of Dudley, for an improvement or improvements in oven grates and kitchen ranges. The above bear date September 1st. 2121. William Forgie and Thomas Finn, both of Nottingham, for improvements in the construction of apparatus for the preservation of life from drowning, and in the preparation of the material employed for this purpose, and for rendering articles buoyant in water. 2123. William Henry Muntz, of Millbrook, Hants, for an improved apparatus for relieving the strain upon ships' cables. 2125. Charles Mason, of Basford, Nottingham, for improvements in apparatus for dressing lace. The above bear date September 3rd. NEW PATENTS SEALED. 1860. 577. J. M. Blashfield. 601. W. N. Wilson and J. Pitt. 602. T. W. Ashby and J. Coulson. 604. William Bridges, 610. W. E. Gedge. 611. W. E. Gedge. 612. W. E. Gedge. 614. John Walsh. 641. C. F. Bielefeld. 673. Charles Batiste. 675. Michael Henry. 677. James Sim. 680. J. Horton and J. Kendrick. 687. Michael Henry. 691. M. A. F. Mennons. 695. George White. 696. R. B. Sayer. 697. W. Hudson and C. Catlow. 699. William Weild. 715. J. Ellis, W. Winterbottom, and J. Bradock. 717. William Clark. 718. C. F. Bielefeld. 720. P. M. Parsons. 721. J. and F. Williamson. 723. J. Aspell, E. Booth, and J. Hurst. 724. Edward Gardner. 726. Alexander Shand. 728. John Brown. 729. James Newhouse. 730. J. I. Taylor. 732. T. Sykes, B. C. Sykes, and J. W. Crossley. 734. William Spence. 743. G. J. Calvert and C. L. Light. 750. J. P. Jennings and F. S. Stott. 755. Charles C. Ashworth. 756. Joel Watts. 765. Herbert Haywood. 766. John Dale. 769. M. A. F. Mennons. 772. Isaac Blackburn. 774. J. B. Corry. 776. J. M. Carter. 777. James Ronald. 779. H. Gourlay and E. Kemp. 780. Joseph Mitchell. 783. J. H. Johnson. 785. E. G. Renshaw. 794. David Millard. 831. John Sheridan 906. Joseph Kershaw. 911. E. and W. Westmoreland. 923. Joseph Hill. 955. W. E. Newton. 960. C. Vaughan, W. J. Vaughan, and R. Vaughan. 1014. G. H. Birkbeck. 1036. A. K. Eaton. 1068. W. E. Newton. 1081. Edwin Southorn. 1100. A. V. Newton. 1129. W. E. Newton. 1236. A. V. Newton. 1255. John Green. 1290. J. Paddon and W. Lowther. 1314. William Tasker, jun. 1362. W. W. H. Smith. 1442. A. V. Newton. 1451. A. V. Newton. 1466. M. Myers, M. Myers, and William Hill. 1492. George Hinton. 1499. Rudolph Bodmer. 1521. Walter Macfarlane. 1616. J. T. P. Newbon and T. Smith. 1618. J. Shipley, J. Taylor, and J. Shuttlewood. 761. S. C. Lister. 762. J. Deane, J. Deane, Jun., and W. Harding. 1698. William Bragge. 1733. Philip Vallance. For the full titles of these Patents, the reader is referred to the corresponding numbers in the List of Grants of Provisional Specifications, |