application of telegraphic signals, and the mode of applying the same.-Sealed 9th June--6 months for inrolment. James Anthony Emslie, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, civil engineer, for certain improvements in pumps. -Sealed 9th June-6 months for inrolment. Stephen Bencraft, of Barnstaple, Gent., for improvements in the construction of saddle-trees.-Sealed 9th June~6 months for inrolment. Arthur Howe Holdsworth, of Brook Hill, Devon, Gent., for im provements in constructing certain parts of ships and vessels, in order to arrest the progress of fire, and for regulating tem perature.-Sealed 11th June—6 months for inrolment. Richard Garrett, of Leiston Works, Suffolk, agricultural imple ment manufacturer, for improvements in the construction of horse-hoes, scarifiers, drag-rakes, and drills, for cultivating land.-Sealed 13th June-6 months for inrolment. Thomas Banks, of Manchester, engineer, for certain iinprovements in the construction of wheels, and tyres of wheels, to be employed upon railways.--Sealed 13th June—6 months for inrolment. Moses Poole, of Lincoln's Inn, Gent., for improvements in ob taining the colouring matter from wool and woollens, dyed with indigo,-being a communication.-Sealed 13th June—6 months for inrolment. William Cotton, of Leytonstone, Essex, Gent., for an improved weighing machine.-Sealed 13th June - 2 months for inrol ment. Daniel Williams, of Oxford, slater, for improvements in covering ridges and hips of the roofs of buildings.-Sealed 13th June 6 months for inrolment. Isaac Moss, of Macclesfield, silk trimming manufacturer, for improvements in the manufacture of covered buttons, ornaments, and fastenings for wearing apparel.--Sealed 13th June ---6 months for inrolment. William Morrett Williams, of Fenchurch-street, lock manufac turer, for certain improvements in the construction of locks and keys, which he proposes to call “ Williams' lock and key im proved.”—Sealed 13th June---6 months for inrolment. Henry Hough Watson, of Bolton-le-Moors, consulting chemist, for certain improvements in bleaching, changing the colour of, and otherwise preparing, purifying, and refining tallow, and certain other organic substances, mixtures, compounds, and manufactures.—Sealed 21st June—6 months for inrolment. Joseph Bunnett, of Deptford, engineer, for certain improvements in pavements for streets, roads, and other surfaces, and in machinery for producing and repairing the same.-Sealed 21st June—6 months for inrolment. John Dickson, of Brook-street, Holborn, engineer, for improve ments in rotatory engines and boilers, in stopping railway carriages, and in machinery for propelling vessels ; part of which improvements are applicable to propelling air and gases. -Sealed 21st June-6 months for inrolment. Frederick Gye, Jun., of South Lambeth, Surrey, Gent., for im provements in binding pamphlets, papers, and other documents.-Sealed 21st June—6 months for inrolment. Thomas Gaunt, of Dolby-terrace, City-road, Gent., for improvements in the means of applying any such power as is or may be used for propelling vessels or carriages, to produce loco. motion thereof.-- Sealed 21st June—6 months for inrolment. Henry Bewley, of Dublin, licentiate apothecary and chemist, for an improved Chalybeate water. -Sealed 23rd June-6 months for inrolment. |