XII. Taylor's Instrument for Measuring Angles; Croft's

Lace Machinery; Smith's Improvements in Weaving;
Heurteloup's Fire-Arms; Brunier's Apparatus for
Raising Water; and Hornby and Kenworthy's Im-
provements in Looms.

XIII. Sievier's Improvements in Weaving Figured Fabrics; and Fuller's Machinery for Combing Wool.

XIV. Carpenter's Improvements in Propelling; Wilkie and Schwieso's Elastic Seat; Day's Horse Collar; Sti

ven's Universal Chuck; and Leese's Improvements in Calico Printing.

XV. Bridson's Improvements in Drying Cotton, &c.; Hale's Windmill; Pedder's Lace Machinery; Debac's Weighing Machine; Gold's Apparatus for Grinding Glass ; Higgins' Improvements in Spinning; and Barton and Nye's Pumps.

XVI. Rham's Improvements in Drilling Land; and White's Horse Hoe.

XVII. J. T. Beale's Improvements in Steam-Engines; Tayler's in Railroad Carriages; Barnett's Fastenings for Wearing Apparel; and B. Beale's Improvements in Steam Engines and Boilers.

XVIII. Sharpnel's Fire-Arms; Cramer's Steam-Engine; Littlewort's Improvements in Watches and Clocks ; Molinard's Figuring Movement for Looms; Weeks Cooking Apparatus; and Cordes' Machinery for Making Nails and Screw Blanks.