Repertory of Patent Inventions and Other Discoveries and Improvements in Arts, Manufactures and Agriculture (Volume 1, Nos. 1-6)

This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1825. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... Thomas Shaw Brandreth, of Liverpool, Esq. for an improved mode of constructing wheel carnages.--Dated November 8, 1825--Six months to enrol specification. Samuel Brown, of Old Brompton, Middlesex, Gent. for improvements in machinery for making or manufacturing casks and other vessels.--Dated November 8, 1825.-- Six months to enrol specification. William Erskine Cochrane, of Regent-street, Middlesex, for an improvement in cooking apparatus.-- Dated November 8, 1825.--Six months to enrol specification. John William Hiort, Office of Works, Whitehall, architect, for an improved chimney or flue, for domestic and other purposes.--Dated November 8, 1825.--Two months to enrol specification. Charles Louis Giroud, of Lyons, in the kingdom of France, for a chemical substitute for gall nuts in all the different branches of the arts or manufactures in which all nuts have been accustomed or may hereafter be used. --Dated November 8, 1825.--Two months to enrol specification. Jam'es Wilks, of Rochdale, Lancashire, tin-plate worker, and John Erroyd, of the same place, grocer, for an engine for cutting hails, sprigs, and sparables, on an improved system.--Dated November 8, 1825.--Six months to enrol specification. John James Alexander M'carthy, of Pall Mall Place, Westminster, for new or improved pavement, pitching, or covering, for streets, roads, ways, and places. --Dated November 10, 1825.--Six months to enrol specification. Benjamin Cook, of Birmingham, brass founder, for a new method of rendering ships' cables and anchors more secure, and less liable to strain and injury1 while the vessel, lays at anehor.--Dated November 10, 1825.--Six months to enrol specification. Benjamin Cook, of Birmingham, brass founder, for improvements in the binding of books and portfolios ...