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THE

  LONDON GAZETTE, FEBBUA RY

  20,

  1874.

502.  To  William Joseph  Curtis,  of  Holloway,  in

the

  county

  of

  Middlesex,

  for the invention oi

 

improvements in  railway points  or  switches.

503.  And to William Wallace Dunn, of  San

Francisco, California, United States

  of

 Am erica,

now  of No. 8, South amp ton-building s, London,

Engineer,

 for the  invention  0f  improvements

in mach inery for drilling or boring rocks and

other hard substances, parts

  of

 which improve-

ments are

  applicable

  to

  other purposes.

On their several  petitions , recorded in the  Office

of

  the Commissioners on the 7th day of February,

1874.

505.  To

  John

  Garrett  Tongue,  of the firm oi

Tongue

  an d

  Birkbeck,

  Patent

  Agents

  an d

Engineers,

  of 34,

  Southampton

 -

 buildings,

Chancery-lane,  in the  county  of  Middlesex,  fo r

th e

  invention

  of

  improvements

  in the

  pre-

servation  of

  meat

  or

  animal substances. —A

communication  to him  from

  abroad

  by

 Julius

August

  Heinrich  Damkoehler,

  Landscape

Painter,

 of

 Berlin,

  in the

  German

 Empire.

506.

  To

  Francis Henry Atkins,

  .of

  62,

  Fleet-

street,  in the city of  London, Engineer,  for the

invention

 of  improvements in filters for ships'

tanks,  an d  other purposes.

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607.

  To

  Bewicke Blackburn

  and

  Alexander

Bewicke

  Blackburn,  of No. 1, York-buildings,

Adelphi,

  in the

  county

 of

  Middlesex,

  for the

invention  of

 

improvements in the means and

apparatus

  fo r

  wor king steam

  engines

  expan-

sively.

510.

  To  Camille Espir, of 9,

  Gracechurch-street,

in

  th e city  of  London,  Continental A dvert is ing

Contractor,

  for the

  invention

  of  a  new

machine or appara tus for cutting  down

  trees.

—A

  communication  to him

  from

  abroad

  by

Samuel Leouce

  Suares,

  David Ferdinand

Fonseque,

  and

  Bertrand Cordes,

  all of 18, Rue

de

 la  Chaussee d'Antin,

 Paris,

 France.

511.  To  Horatio  Webb,  of  West

  Hill

  Lodge,

Hampstead,  in the

  county

  of

  Middlesex,

  fo r

the  invention  of  improvements  in  sewing

machines. — A

  communication

  to him

  from

abroad by Thaddeus

 Hiram

 Walker, of Topeka,

.

  Kansas,  United

 States of

  America.

512.

  To

  Juan  Nepomuceno  Adorno,  of  Harley-

street,  Cavendish-square,

  in the

  county

 of

  Mid-

dlesex, Gentleman,  for the  invention  of

 

im-

provements

  in

  railways,

  and in

  engines

  and

carriages

 to be

 used

 thereon.

513.  To  Nicholas Demetrius Spartali, of  Liver-

pool,

  in the county of  Lancaster,  Steam Ship

Agent,  for the  invention  of  improvements

applicable to fireplaces and cooking stoves.

£14. And to Louis Franc.ois

 Gosselin,

 of Boulevard

de

  Strasbourg,

  No.

 23,

  at

  Paris,

  Commission

Merchant,

  for the invention of

  an

  improved

jacket  or waistcoat for

  swimming

  an d

  saving

life.

On  their  several  petitions, recorded

  in the

  Office

of  the C ommissioners on the 9th day of Febru ary,

  874

517.  To

  John  Bryson

  Orr,  of

  Glasgow,

  in the

county of

 Lanark,

 North

 Britain,

 Manufacturing

Chemist,

  fo r

  the  invention of  improvements

 

in  obtaining a white  pigment,  and  in the  process

employed therefor.

518.

  To  Henri  Adrien Bonneville, of the British

and  Foreign  Patent  Offices,  13, Rue de la

Chaussee

  d'Antin,

 Paris, France,

 and 6,

 Picca-

dilly,

  in the

 county

 of

 Middlesex, Patent Agent,

for

  the invention of  a domestic fire

  alarm. —

A  commu nication from Alphonse Joly, a  person

resident

  at

  Paris,  Rue

 du Cherche Midi,

  Gen-

tleman.

 

523.

  To

  Alexander

  Liglibody,  of the

  city

  of

Edinburgh, North  Britain,

  and

 William

 Ligh-

body,  of

  Bow,

  in the

  county

 o f

 Middlesex,

  fo r

th e invention of  improvements in lamp burners.

526. To George

 Hindley,

  of  Eccles,  in the county

of  Lancaster,  for an

  invention

  of

 

improve-

ments in

 machinery

 or

 apparatus

  fo r

 cu t t ing

 an d

dressing stone or other similar material.

527.  And to  David Greig  and Max Eyth,  both of

th e  Steam Plough Works, Leeds,  in the county

of  York,  for the invention of  improvements

in

  machinery

 for  towing by fixed

 ropes.

On  their

  several

  petitions, recorded  in the  Office

of  the Comm issioners on the

 10th

 day of

 February,

1874.

528. To Alexander Stewart  Wallis,  of Old Ford,

in the

  county

  of

  Middlesex, Accountant,

  fo r

the  invention of  improvements  in  checking

th e

  amou nts taken

  as

  fares

  by

  conductors

 of

tramway

  cars, omnibuses,

 and

  such like pub lic

vehicles.

530. To Joseph Theodore

  Dann ,

  of 43, Cowley-

road, North

  Brixton,

  in the

  county

 of

  Surrey,

Civil

 Engineer,  for the  invention o f  improve-

ments

  in the  manufacture  of  cooking utensils.

—A  communication

  to him

  from  abroad

  by

Alexis

  Gerv ais, of

  118,

  Rue de la

  Roquette,

Paris,

  in the

  Republic

 of

  France, Gentleman.

532.  To  James  Henry

  Lynde,

  of  Sale,  in the

county

  of  Chester, Civil Engineer,  for the in-

vention

  of  improvements  in  tramways.

534.

  And to

  Matthew  AVilson,

 of

  Crawshay-road,

Brixton,

  in  th e

  county

  of

  Surrey, Gentlemau,

fo r  th e

 invention

 of 

improvements

 in

 stench-

traps.

On  their several pe tition s recorded  in the  Office

of

  the  Commissioners, on the

  11th

 day of

  February,

1874.

536. To  James  Kiddill,  the younger, of  Hert-

ford, in the  county, o f

  Herts,

 M etal-Worker,  fo r

th e  invention  of an  improved  fountain  for

use in

  game-preserves,

  poultry,

  yards, aviaries,

and other

 places.

538. To John  Campbell, of  London, in the county

'o f

  Middlesex,  Iron  Merchan t , . and Wallace

Cochrane Somerville,

  of Clapham, in the

 county

of  Surrey,

  Civil Engineer,

  for

  the  invention of

 certain imp rov em ents applicable  to  mortar

mills, or to other grind ing mills of a  similar

nature,

 and to

 road rollers.

540.

  To

  Thomas Blackburn,

  of

  Mellor, near

Blackburn,  in the county of  Lancaster, Manu-

facturing

  Chemist,

  for the

  invention

 of

 

im-

provements  in the ma nufactu re of  size.

542.  To  Louis Hyacinthe Dethiou, 148, Great

Portland-street,  in  London,  for the  invention o f

 a new

 system

 of

  buckles without

 prongs,

  with

a pressure in

  continuity

  through a

 move me nt

 of

friction.

544.  To John  Hicks, Tower Station, 57  Pevensey,

Eastbourne,

  in the

  county

  of

  Sussex, Mariner,

Coast

 Guard, for the  invention

 of 

improved

apparatus

  fo r

  saving life

  at  sea.

546.  To John  Thomson Duncan,  of  Glasgow,  in

the county of Lanark, Scotland, Accountant,

for the -invention of  improvements  in

  pre-

cipitating metallic copper  from  its solutions,

and in obtaining a utilizable material  from  th e

agent employed for the  purpose. —A commu-

nication to him from  abroad by Thomas Sterry

Hunt,

  of

  Boston, Massachusetts,

  in the

  United

States of America.

On  the ir several petitions recorded

  in the

  Office

of  the Commissioners on the 12th day of  Febru-

ary, 1874.