London Journal of Arts, Sciences and Manufacturers, and Repertory of Patent Inventions, Volumen14William Newton, Charles Frederick Partington W. Newton, 1839 |
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Página 78 - ... its bituminous power in the mire or mud. The qualities of the road or highway mud or mire are peculiar and most important: first, it gives to the fuller's earth, clay, or loam, an additional readiness for crumbling into ashes when submitted to the action of fire, instead of its forming a hard substance or kind of stone or brick in the fire ; the grit of stone and sand in the mud or mire occasions this, in a great degree, loosening or separating the glutinous or binding qualities of the fuller's...
Página 304 - The patent is taken out for a ' new and improved machinery for preparing and spinning flax, hemp, and other fibrous substances by power...
Página 376 - Glasgow, for certain improvements in the construction of wheel carriages, parts of which improvements are also applicable to machinery for propelling, and also for the purpose of securing ships and other vessels, and for communicating motion between different portions of machinery.
Página 256 - ... as it is not practicable to describe every possible method in detail, we desire it to be understood that any mode, even of moving one side or selvage of the cloth, whilst the other remains stationary, we shall consider to be an evasive imitation of our invention, if for the purpose of drawing the threads into diagonal positions by mechanical means instead of manual labour...
Página 63 - Middlesex, accountant, for his invention of improvements in the manufacture of starch, and the converting of the refuse arising in or from such manufacture to divers useful purposes.
Página 88 - JOHN GRAY, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, Engineer, for certain improvements in steam-engines and apparatus connected therewith, which improvements are particularly applicable to marine engines for propelling boats or vessels, and part or parts of which improvements are also applicable to locomotive or stationary steamengines and other purposes.
Página 59 - ... silica, or materials containing silica, in the high pressure boiler with the other ingredients, as hereinafter stated, or in dissolving silica with caustic alkaline lees in a steam-tight vessel or digester, at a high temperature and under steam pressure, and thus producing a silicate which may be mixed afterwards with the ingredients hereinbefore alluded to, (when required to make silica soap) as hereinafter described; and, whereas, the manner in which my said invention is to be performed is...
Página 90 - Patent, for certain improvements on machinery or apparatus for washing, cleansing, or bleaching of linens, cottons, and other fabrics, goods, or fibrous substances.
Página 61 - Lancaster, engineer, for an invention of " certain improvements in Machinery, Tools or Apparatus for cutting or planing metals and other substances, and in securing or fastening the Keys or Cottars used in such machinery, and other machinery where Keys or Cottars are commonly applied.
Página 92 - London, merchant, for an improved mode or method of making or paving public streets and highways, and public and private roads, paths, courts, and bridges, with timber or wooden blocks.