The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-12 00:00:00

THE SHOW YARD.

The show yard is in • meedow, close to the town,
arjoiniog the London road, leading from High-street,
11411.411 t about half a mile from the Great Western and I
South-Western railway station.. The Council had other
ground, laigli_and dry, on the opposite side of the town
offered them, but Fordington, we understand, was
selected for the abundance of water to be had there for '
the cattle and the supply of atonal engines. Unfortu-
nately the article for which the site was selected was
too abundant, the heavy rains during the whole of
Thursday and Saturday rendered it utterly impossible
to get the numerous impleineuta brought by railway for
exhihition npon the giound within the time prescribed
in s.t,ie
,ly o
16.rogriatai,e,i while ileut::feoryteu,,nut. who rll
,itsefcuiu.d w nit w
could fail
to irc
through the mud and water half way up to his knees, of
lluuysn's slough of despond," with the exception that
id the show-yard there were no " fine steps"to set thefeet
upon. And what was worse, towards eveuiug the witir
began to rage with unabated fury, one booth after
another fell till 4 of timer were prostrate on the ground.
About seven o'clock one of the implement sheds began
to give way, the cords snapped like thread, the poles
supporting the roof broke, anal the canvass was torn
into ribbons. The wind howled furioudy ; several of
the sheds were partly uuroofwd, the rain descended in
tumults, and the scene whieh everywhere presented it-
self was one of desolation, such as it is impossible to
describe, and which cannot be conceived by anyone who
was not there.
The wind continued exceedingly boisterous, with fre-
quent torrents of 'AM, the whole of Saturday night ; and
by daylight ou Sunday morning the whole of the sheds
where ropes supplied the place of wooden rafters and
ties were more or lead injured. In many instances the
canvass coverings were greatly torn, and ita • few wholly
destroyed. Where wood only was used for the frame-
work the canes.* kept its place finish 7, and no injury
was done, and the conductors of this department, learn-
ing a lesson frout present experience will, no doubt, in
futnre, discard the ingeilious but fragile system of rope
raftati and stays in lieu of the old fashioned substantial
framework. A portion of the fencing was also blown
down, and great fears were entertained that the abed
in whieb the works of art were depoaited would be
uiishale to resist the gale, hut happily no injury WAS sus.
tamed in that department. The eonsequeuee of so .
much [lounge being done to the shedding was, that the
Council hunted announce-bills, which were witted in all
the mighbonruig towns early on Monday morning, to
the effect that the machinery would nut be worked in
the yard that day; anal numerous hands were employed
in rejoicing the damage that had beets *attained. There
are NG exhibitors of implements, and in this depart.
ment there are upwards of WO more entries than there
were brat year.
About 3 o'clock in the afternoon the ens shone out in
all its aplenduur, which had it wonderful effect in re-
animatius the spirits, end promoting with marvellous
alacrity the completion 1.1 the decorations for which as
much 'reparation had been made. Flags, banners,
adresusers, wreaths, and every description of floral viii-
. . . .

banishment, which bad Irlen during the morning kept
within doors, owing to the dark and threaten-
ing state of the weather, now displayed their
various beauties and their flaunting and gorgeous
colours in quick succession, until the town was
fairly alive with these pleming emblems of joyounnen.
weather conLinue. its impiriting influence will no doubt
be felt by tbowands of intending visitors. who will at
once make up their minds to start for the show • and
to-morrow morning (Tuesday) the town will, in al pro-
lability, be immensely mowded.
and festivity.

MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT.
Acting on the conviction that improved implements
are the test proof of modern agriculture, the Society
hulls out every entourademont for the exhibition of
iniplenientwbest ad..ptod to the preparation of the soil,
both fur the recept.on of manures, and the seeds to be
deposited ia it. Formerly a money consideration was
offered upon such implement.; as some few gentlemen,
upon inspection, might deem most worthy, butithe
system was open to numerous objcsMons, and a vast

amount of discontent was sometimes crested. Last
year, however, the offering of prises for implements at
the yearly show was dispensed with, and the wisdom of
the arrangement is, we think, fully apparent. The
show of machinery and implements, on the present
occasion, is decidedly the largest the Society Las ever
! displayed, occupying an area of nearly 3,600 feet. The
Es hibition of the Royal Agricultural Society at Canter-
bury, in July next, perhaps, will net e mat this,
especially a. the Council of that Society having broken
faith with the exhibitors, twelve tif the must extensive
makers in the kingdom, and who are represented in the
Dorchester show yard, have determined not to exhibit
a single article at the Royal Agricultural Society's Show
during the present year. A department so largely
represented RA the implement department this year is
ncivssarily prevents us from emeriti" unnutely into
particulars of every article exhibitoir, and we shall
thereforecontine our notice principally to such machinery
as appears to I* new in design, novel in construction, or
which claims to be as particularly adapted for the pur-
pose for which they have been mandfactured. And here
we may notice, the county of Dorset is not wholly unre-
presented, several of our manufacturers esi;ibiting,
' machines of superior excellence.
Shed 1.--Staiiil 1. Messrs. TABKER and SOBB, Ando-
ver, exhibit a S-horse power portible steam engine,
thrashing, winnowing, and haymaking machine, corn,
turnip, and manure drills, ploug,lis, and various imple-
, 'milts of husbandry. • --

Shed I.—Stands 2k 3. Mean,. Moak Co.. lionrtnn
Foundry. I mrwt. l.lit rse power law ahle tizoo
steam-engines, atcut stiaw thatching machines of VAL-
OILS sises, invented by Mr. Moody, of Sherburne, and im-
proved by the exhibitor together, with numerous
other implements. The straw thatching ma-
chine is • mist useful invention flow often
are pounds lost through hay and clover ricks
nut being thatched before wet sets in, for want of •
thatcher, and when thatched improperly, what losses
the fanner often sustains. By using Messrs. Ding's and
Hindley's straw thatcher, the cork of covering • stack
illlptlVloll4 to the wet, can be done by two n
labourers in half an hour, and if need be, the thatch
when taken off can be put aside and used again the
following year.
Shed 2. Stand 4. TUIFORD and Soya, Boston, Lincoln-
ehire. Two patent 7-horse steam engines and patent
combined thrashing. straw shaking, riddling, winnowing
and barley-hunielling machine' with extra dressing
apparatus and patent screen for finishing in one opera-
tion fur the market.

Stand 6 —limn. and H. P. GIBBONS, Wantage,
Berkshire. Portablerthrushing machine, and portable
combined thrashing machine invented and improved by
the exhibitors.
Stand 6. Burms engine to drive Giblion:a machine.
Stand 7. JAMEs HEYWOOD, jun., Phoenix foundry.
Derby. 7 and 3-horns portable steam engine*, and
improved_portable combined thraalling machines.
Stand 8. JAMES SAVORT, Tewksbury, Gloucester-
shire. Portable combined thrashing machines and
engine.
Stand 0. Wituxm Tamen and Soma, Andover.
8-horse power portable steam engine, patent strain
power, combined thrashing machine, and chaff cutter by
steam power.
Stand 10. It. Hoßmanv and SONS, Grantham, Lin- ,
coin. 14-borne poser portable steam engine, and com-
bined thrashing and cleaning machine.
Stand 11. E. K. and F. Trance, Ipswich, Suffolk,
2-horse power portable steam engine, 3horse ditto,
portable bolting thrashing machine and patent combined
mill for grinding corn, or bruising oat., beans, kc.
Stands 12 and 13. CU 111/N, SHETTLEWORTH and
Co. Lincoln, 8-horse power portable steam engine,
7-horse-power, do. ; 3-liorse do.; universal chaff-cutter,
oilceke breaker, bruising mill, k.c.
Stands 14 and 15. IIAGGH and HINDLEY, &melon,
Dorset. 4-horse power, ndioree power, and 24-borne
poirer portable stesui engines. The machinery am-
nesic,' with these engines is exceedingly simple. Also
small coni,iitted thrashing and winnowing machines.
Stand 16. J. W. ASHRT and to., Stainfonl, Lincoln.
24-borne power steam engine and combined thrashing
machine.
Stands 17, IR, and 19. Itaxerma and Sims, Ipswich.
Portable blast thrashing machine and ti-boric-power
, portah'e steam engine. Double-1,1,U% thrashing machine
and 8 borne-power engine, 3-lionio-power steam-engine,
universal chaff cutter, bruising will, chaff cutter, ke.
Stands 20 and 21. BA RREI7, EIALL, and ANDREWS.
Beading. 7-horse-power portable steam engine, fit inch
steams power combined thrashing machine; 3-horse
purer steam engine, and 30-inch combined thrashing
machine.
Stands M and 23. W. C. CAMBRIDGE, Bristol. Sand
3-horse-power portable steam engines, and portable
combined thnohing machines to nirrespond.
Stand 24. EDWARD HUMPHRIES, Perahore, Worces-
ter. Combined thrashing, shaking, riddling, winnow-

delve'

ing and sacking machine.
Stand 25 PICKALLY,SIMB, and Co., Bedford, Lancas-
ter. Handley's combined dour mill and bean crasher,
combined furze, gorse, and whin bruising machine, and
chaff cutting machine.
Stand 26. Catierrr and Soen, Saxinundliain, Suf-
folk. Improved portable steam engine, and newly in-
vented finishing. thrashing, and dressing machines.
Stand 27. WI t.t.t•it PEARCE, Poole, Dorset. Patent
sanitary pipe, brick and tile machine, pug mill, potter's
turn-table, and portable steam engines.
Stand 28. Trios. MIDDLETON, Leman-street, South-
wark. Improved chain pump to raise any quantity of
water to any height by buckets instead of clacks and
valves. so ss not to get choked by foul water
- Shed 3.- Stand 29. H. HORNSBT andSoN, Grantham,
Lincoln. Patent corn dressing and winnowing machine,
corn and seed drilling machine, drill for small occupa-
tions, unproved iron ploughs of various constructions
invented and improved by the saintlier.
Stand 30. E. R. and P. TERNEII, Ipswich. Portable
thrashing machine, and winnowing and sack apparatus,
oat bruising mills, variously constructed, and guar work
upon an inapmved principle for two horses.
Stands 31 and 32. Ciavrotr. Stfirrrutwoirni, and Co.
7-horse, 6-burse, and 4-borne portable and fixed steam
steam engines on improved principles ; portable grinding
mill by steam power fitted with French stones, 3-feet
diameter, portable circular saw bench, and 4 and 5-horse
power portable combined single blower thrashing and
winnowing machines.
Stand n T. W. ABHBT and Co., Stamford, Lincoln.
Patent haymaking machine, with double action and
reverse motion ; latent haymaker fitted as a thistle
cutter and manure spreader, steel tooth horse-rake, iron
tooth ditto, wheel hand rake, chaff cutters, universal
mills for bean cutting, and braising oats, humed, ke., to
work by hand, horse, and ateam poser; root and turnip
cutters, corn dressing machine ; improved pig, water,
and feeding troughs.
Stand 35. Rsenome and Sins, Ipswich. Improved
Anglian harrows, 2-horse ecru ifiers, Scotch grubber;
horse drag-rake; double-action haymaking machines to
perform the work of (loin 16 to 20 labourers.
Stand 36. BaltaiTT, EIALL and ABBRS./8. Reading.
4-horse power fixed steam engine ; light 3-horse power
thraabing machine; reverse-action hay making
machine ; patent lever horse rake; safety chaff cutters
for hand and horse power, and liaragon universal grain
Stand 37. W. C. Canneloni, Bristol. Patent
improved winnowing machine on a new principle, lever
horse-rake, double action press-wheel rollers and clod
crushers, jointed self-extending chain harrow. ; Burgess
and Key's reaping and gnus mowing machines.
Shed 5.--Stand 38. ALBERT and THEDDoEII PRE,
Bristol. Wiltshire wagon, harvest cart, improved fa-rn
cart, improved liquid manure or watering cart, light
crank axle and tumbler carte, family Coburg for 4 or 6
persons, grass seed drill, turnip and manure dnlls,
chain harrows. American hay collectors, chaff machines,
1-horse gear for driving chaff cutters, mills, kc. ; root
grater aud pulper, oat and Imam mills, Lc.
Stand 39. WALLIS awl HARLAM, Basingstoke,
Hants. Improved 1 and 2-wheel iron ploughs, patent
Eseelsior iron harrows, Excelsior iron drags, horse-hoes,
coin screen, drilling machine for iron, very simple and
easily worked by a boy, ke.
Stand 40. WALLIS and AniAll, Basingstoke,
Haut.. 2-horse poser portable thrashing machine, and
portable straw elevator, whereby the straw is taken
from the machine and carded to the top of the straw
stack.
Stand 41. GARRET and Swot, Salmundham, Suffolk. I
Improved Suffolk lever corn mill, drills for seed and
manure, patent broad-cast manure distributor, horse I
hue, thrashing and corn dressing machines.
Shed 6.—Stand 42. EDWARD HUMPHRIES, Pendiore,
Worcester. Combined thrashing, winnowing and sack-
ing machine, makes 5-divisions—corn, straw, cavinp,
chaff, and seed, together with Clayton and Cue, 7-horse
portable steam engine.
Stand 43. H. WILKINS and SDNIS, Caine, Wilt*.
Waller's patent cheese-waking apparatus or tub fur
dividing the cunt from the whey; improved platform
for cheese tub • curd mill, milk strainers, improved
milking nails, amid various garden tools.
Stand 44. HoLMEs and &Ns, Norwich. Improved
circular saw tables, corn dressing and winnowing
machines, 11 and 13-vow lever corn drills, Bath and
West of Eugliuml economical corn and manure drill,
manor. disti ibutor, broad-cast machine for sowing grain
of all kinds, turnip and mangold wuixel drills of various
Linda, and land rollers of wrought iron plates for one
horse. _ . .

Stand 455. Hotness and Some, Norwich. Im-
proved portable wed libeller and dressing apparatus.
Stand 45. Joan GALPIN, Dorchester Ironworks,
Dorchester. Trailed beaus iron plough with two
wheels and skim coulter, suited for general liurposes
and deep ploughing • iron ploughs, variutui ;iron horse
hoe, press wheel roller and clod crushers, wrought iron
land roller, patent self-expanding client harrows, patent
cultivator, grubber. and scarifier ; sets of patent jointed
harrows, drag harrows, kc. ; patent broad share and
subsoil plowhs, patent root pulpers, turnip and rout
cutters ; lina:ed cake, oat, bean, and malt mills ; iron
garden chairs and tables, mincing and sauaage machine,
galvanized iron buckets and measures, improved iron
portable forge, cast iron troughs, Ste.
Stand 46. Trustees of Mr. CItonKILL, Beverley,
Yorkshire. Patent clod-cm usher, pair-horse wagon,
model ; Yorkshire, light, and l•lionie carts ; patent
wheels, axles, and oil boxes; portable pum(., improved
liquid manure or water cart, Amhimedian rout-washer,
awl patent root pallier.
Stand 47. A. B. CHILDIS and 1.. 1). Oweg, New
Oxford-street, Lor.don. Machine for cleaning wheat
from smut, Ameridtn grain separator, grow mowing
machine, broad-cast seed sower, and potato digging
plough.
Stand 48. BURGERR and Key, Newgate-street, Lon-
don. Reaping and grass tutting machines, and A userioan
churn+.
Stied B—Stand 49. J Anus and FREDERICK How Alin,
Bedford. A variety of patent iron ploughs With 1
and 2 wheels; 3 and 4-horse tubular iron whipple-treer,
Howard's horse hoes; Bedfordshire searifienr horse-
rakes, and patent apparatus for cultivating 'land by
steam power.
Shed 9,—Stand 50. TAYLOR and SONR, Dorchester.
Suffolk corn drill, turnip, marigold wurtzel and manure
drill; Clay's cultivator and twitch grass eradicator, '
horse hoe, self expanding iron thaw; patent chaff cut-
ter, roller mills, ke.
Stand 51. CHABLIS CLAY, Walton Grow, Oaken-
shaw iron-works, Wakefield, Yorkshire. Clay's
patent cultivator and eradicator, which differs from
all others of its class, inasmuch as its action for the pur-
Pot* of cleaning the teeth and tines are backward instead
of forward.--or in other words, its action is similar to
that of the horse-rake, and is simple and very easy to
manage—When the implement is at work, the lever is
in a catch or notch, but should the teeth become choked
up with weeds or stubble (and also at turning the ends)
aU that is mammy is to maws the lever oat at the

catch, and the forward movement of the hones mum
the teeth to turn backward, leaving the rubbish behind.
The lin dement can be used either as &cultivator or grub.
her, or, by putiang shares on the tines, a work wily ami
quickly accomplished, used for broadshearing or scanty.
lug. As the orag teeth and tines are fixed upon cram
ben with steel wedges, any nuiuber nay be used accord.
ing to the state of the soil. The cultivator works
exceedingly light, and a large number, we understand.
here already found their way into this count!, the de.
mend for this useful implement still gradually increases,
—lndeed, we think there are nut a few agricultunge
who will not consider their stock of implements cum.
' '

pieta till they gut one of "Clay's patent cultivator aad
twitch grass eradicator." Mr. Clay also exhibits his
patent grubber and drag harrow, and also his wait
turnip hoe. The times of these are fixed to the cries
bars as are those of the cultivator, but their action is

forward.
Stand 52. RICHMON D and CH A N DISH, Safford, Yam-
chestcr. Chaff machines of various conatructmas, on
crusher*, steaming apparatus, patent kneading, ru„,
washin;, and haymaking machines.
Staud 3. THOMAS BIGO, Great DOeet-Street, South,

clerk. Sheep dipping apparatus.
Stand 54. Juin( GLIDDoN, Williton, Taunton. A
variety of kitchen snug", and cooking apparatus on Do.
proved principles.
Stand 55. EDMUND BULLtD, Witheridge, Exeter.
. . .

One, two,
.atid tbree-borie wag Ons, and eutible-a-A.70.1;

tray machine.
Stand 56. B. S.turrisoN, Banbury, Oxfordahire.

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Potent Britannia self-raking. reaping,- mowing, and
-
double action haymaking machine, horse rakes, turnip
cutters and graters, chaff cutters. root-pulyers, puppy
and weed extirpators, and fertilizing lever barrows, in
great variety • patent wurxel,
Shed 10.--itand 57. Portable grinding and crushing
mills in great variety, root pulpier., kc.
RoIIEHT HELLARD, Taunton. Patent aide
2-horrin reaping machine, light 4-wheel drag or
for the farm.
Stand 59. HUCK CARSON, Warminster, Wilts, sari.
fier or cultivator, 3-sham grubber or scarifier, and
various crraia-cut, iron, and cylinder roller.; and 2-
horse power gear wheels fur driving machines.
Stand 60. T. C. CULTUUSST, Bridgwater, Soinerret.
Royal Flemish rani', covered with patent Roman
tiles, and patent ridge to match ; patent eaves-gutter—
has received the patronage of Prince Albert.
Shed 11.-Btand 61. WILLIAM CituCKYoRD, Friary
Dorchader. Corn grinding mill, driven by steam,
water, wind, or horse power, for all kinds of grain,
and dressing apperatits for tkvur, invented by the.eia-
lubitor ; corn crualling, winnowing, chaff cutting, and
other machines.
Stand 62. SAMUEL Pg.tanit, Exeter. Large variety
of pig, poultry, and other troughs. wrought iron fold-
ing iron Chairb and swats ; galvanixed wire, for pine,
poultry, and other netting, American-made casteteel
four pronged manure forks, sack trucks, weighing ins.
chines on improved principlea, hedging and bill book.;
masticating and mincing machines for aged people who
have but their teeth, or for making sausages; hydro-
static tea and coffee urns, ate.
Stand 63. Courts as and Sosa, Chelmsford, Emu.
A large variety of grubbers and cultivators.
Stand 64. Jonxrg GABD:46It, Banbury. 9 variant
kinds of chaff-cutting usachines for hand, home, and
ateain power.
Stand 65. ISAAC Jail., Cheltenham. Patent liquid
manure distributor; portable manure pump; and weakl-
ing and wringing machine..
Stand 66. Joseph Thorley, Newgate-street London.

Stand

carriage.

Food for cattle. _ .
Stand 67. BZINT BRIDGES, Oxford-street, London.
Improved prize butter prints, and other small articles
of dairy use.
Stand 68. WIGHTMAN and DINNING. Chard, Somer.
setshire. Iron ploughs of various designs, hone hoe,
hay and chaff machines, spiral staircase upon improsel
principles, chess.* press, tubular field gate and posts,
kc.
Stand 69. JAMICS HUGHES and Sorra, Great Dover-
street, London. French runner, and French bedskine
millstones, fill of pores for grinding wheat, together
with various implement& for millers.
Stand 70. K. BACH and Co., Broad-street, Birming.
ham. Portable and fixed vertical steam engines, of 2i
end 4 horse power, and circular saw bench.
Stand 71. T. BRADFORD, Manchester. Potent wash-
ing machine, to wash twelve shirts at once, by a deli-
cate female with one bend; combined washing, wring-
ing, and mangling machine, stated by the maker to
have gained a European reputation; patent mangles.
knife-cleaning machine, to clean 15 knives at once, and
dash churn for dairy lusills.
Stand 72. TkIOMAN BIIADFORD, Manchester. Cow.
biued washing and wnnging machine, driven by at:-
horse-power steam entine.
Shed 12.—Stand /2. PICIMLBT, BINS, and Co.,
Bradford. Various designs of chaff cutting machines,
pea, bean, oat, 0.c., kibbling mill, root slicer, grain
crustier, lawn mower, 1-horse gear mangle, and a
variety of garden chairs.
Stand 74. MOM? and Joint, Mavis, Bretton,.
Wilts. Patent liquid manure, and dry manure, and
seed drills, the economical Wiltshire drill, broadcast dry
manure distributor, and ploughs, made on improved
principle,.
Stand 57. BARNARD. BISHOP. and BARNARD. Nor-
wich. Patent rout pulpers, root gratera, and turnip
cutters, Norfolk pig troughs, a large variety of sizes and
patterns ; wniugut-iron folding garden chairs and stools,
seats and back., galvanised wire, galvanized wire nett-
ing, all shapes and sines; and four samples of ingenious
strained wire fencing.
Stand 76. It. BOIT, Bury St. Edmunds. Patent
corn dressing machines, and ;Awn screen, with blowers
and extra separators.
Stand 77. F. MAHON, Ipswich. Portable boiler and
dettliiing appanstus. for ',teaming food for cattle, heat-
ing conservatories and damp places, cooking in the open
ao, aim can he lIHHI for a variety al purposes. The
exhibitor predicted it to form one of the most in-
genious, simple, and inexpensive inventions at the pre-
sent show.
Stand 78. T. Pnincrtet and Co., Stowmarket, Suf-
folk. Patent combined reaping and mowing machine,
invented by Harwood ; cereal, inangold, and turnip
manures, and Asphalte flooring.
Stand 79. JOHN KINLIALL, Cashmoor, Blandfonl,
Dorset. 2-horse and Gloucestershire wagons, and 1-
home fann cart with improved tipping apparatus.
Stand 80. EDWAID P.von and Co., Bedford. Patent
" eclipse" ploughs, *vend sizes; diagonal harrows, chaff
cutters, _ self-cleaning horse rake, drab' pipe, brick and

tile machines, for eitiler hand or Gorse pogwer:
Shed 13. Stand 81. W. PIARCZ, Pool*. Iron
ploughs, 14 kinds, all invented, improved, and made by
the er.hibitor ; cultivatars and broadshares, root cutters
and pulpers, chaff cutters, Dorsetshire horse hoe, im-
proved liv the exhibitor ; a large number of chain har-
rows, weighing machines, trucks, pig troughs, orna-
mental garden beats, and lawn mowing machine.
Stand 82. ARTHUR LTOY, Windmill-strent, Fins-
_

buss-. Pulping machine, meat cutting and ;merge
iusliing machines, and masticating food machines, an
ingenious contrivance for toothless persons ; cucumber
slicers, machines for paring, coring, and slicing apples for
puddings and tarts, bronzed desert plates and fruit
baskets, Lc.

—.----,
Stands 83 and 84. W. M. Cast:m.oN, King William-
street. London. Wood's combined reaping and grew
mowing niaohines.
Stand 85. IiZORGITeIt NEI, Fulliam-road, Brompion.
Patent churn*, knife cleaner*, coffee mill, sausage-
making machine, wire-worked flower stand% end" the
magic churn," by which the most inexperienced house-
keeper can make puddings, custards, cakes, ax., of
lisupeii,,r excellence—a great boon to the uninitiated in
ousehold matters.

Stand 86. ORORGR MILFORD, TI o-verton, Des
A variety of farm carts, wag)ua, mid improved market
_ .

Stand 87. P. C. MOODY, Gorton Denham, Dorset
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Straw thatch machines.
Stand 88. C. P. MOODY, Carton Denham, Dorset.
machine for elevating carts or wagons a considerable
height, to facilitate their being anloaaled.
Stand 89. Entrant) BRoWN and Sox, Lyme Regis.
Pateut ranges, cooking and steaming &narrates for
cooking all kinds of food ; patent chimney pot or wind
&1e&, which II&S gained for itself the name of Anewphoberon ;" ornamental Bower brands, fix.
Stand 90. JAME.% TREE, Charlotte-street, Blackfrian-
road, London. Cattle gauges for calculating the weight
of cattle; horse standard, agricultural barometer, and
gardening theruicnneter.
Stand 91. W. N. NICHOIRON, Newark, Notts.
Double-action haymaking maekines • tubular shafted
horse rake, universal jointed roller, hand rake on wheel.
winnowing and corn dressing machine, cottage cooko4
grate, and farmhouse cooking range.
Stand 92 JOHN EDDY, Kenford, Devon. kinas
of iron plough, rotary machine for sifting gravel, boom
cinders, ashes, lte.; horse hoes, drags, harrow', ke.
Stand 93. Bunn% and Mar, North Wilts fouatis
Devizes. Haymaking machine, remarkable for simplititr
and strength, patent sluice-cock, and 2i and 8-1,00
power portable aitesui engines.
Shed 15.—Stand 94.—Putter and Woottiored•
Kineaton-on.Thaines. 5, 9. and 13-row lever tom
drills, for drilling seed and manure at one (lento.;
bone hoes for hoeing all descriptions of drilled crops.
Stand 95. H. J. WISTRUP, The Heru6t,gr. o.°
Ford, Bow, London. A model of Westrup's 14te°1
conical AMU 0/111.
Steed 96. T. and E. HoweLL, Poole, Dorset.
large quantity of agricultural implements, most of theY
improved •nd manufactured by the exhibitors. col"'""
of :roil ploughs, scarifier', drags, diagonal iron harrow*.
chaff cutting machines, one horse gear, sack barrow.
clod crushere,
Stand 97. Jottx JIFFORD, Hersington, near WIP
canton. Two 3-hurse wagons, improved aud
tured by the exhibitor.
Stand 98. THoR. MILFORD and Soxs, Thorvertoh
Devon. Carta and wagons which had won prize+ 11*
Royal Gloucester and Lincoln, Yeovil and Sidokleb
Canliff and Salislmry, and Taunton and Bath sh_
Stand 99. PHILIP JOHNSTON, Oxford•street, Loss.'
Table cloth peewee, mangle, butter churn, kc.
Stand 100. J. H. Bauwar and Co., Caunoterlfl"...,
City, London. Lawn mowing machines.
and japanned wire netting, garden chore,
stands, unproved wrought-iron hurdles, cast 110571,
sheep hurdles, field carriage, and wicket gates 1"
pillar's, tree 'nerds, dm.
Stand 101. MKNRY COGAN, Trent, Sherbele•
Dorset. Cheese stand and turner—new apparotit,.
Stand 102. W. SNOWDEN, Longford, near
ter. Paring plough, stubble parer, chaff and, 'O.
cutter, mill for cleaning and bruising coits,..ol"
seed, Isc.
Stand las. osnaoe PARSONS, MAIEGER,
8-horse power portable steam engine, and
corn mill to be driven by steam or other power. 047.1
tars! cart, one and two-horse wagons, and
Wagoll wheels, and axles said to be indestrectio' A
—Atand 104. M. L. ROBICITS and Sults, T.l/717.,-,
works, Maiden Newton, Dorset. Lever core
hill sides, clod crusher, home hoes, hone ts""•_,b,
proved iron ploughs, new registered boric
registered model of new horse works 06,111°.:(001
and patent steam cultivating apparates
.ifoos
engine consisting of strong frame of w__,.rusdi'l,4„,igh.
which are carried a number of piously,.
subsmilers, brostishares, grubbers. culti‘skg --
tilling bails, not for sale. Ord•
Stand 105. HENKT Garret:4c, West Stai
Dorchester. Eleven-tine scarifier, invented b_YAitisoriel
bitor, improved paring plough, horse hoc. tw"
of 2 and 3-pron_s_barley forks.
Stand 106. WRLDURN WILLIANNON, '
born, London. * variety of patent washing
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