The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11 00:00:00

Ti. IlAcangsai kr/ IMPLIMIPTS.

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The forms one of the moat stlirsetive feareres of th•
exhibition, and the hit of ezbibitors includes the
major ty of the eminent trine in the kingdom. We
Premed to notice the steads of those exhibitors whose
ne„ors are familiar to oar readers .•
Messrs. Ransomer' and Sims, of lonrioh,tbe wrilkoos,,
,n,.aafatsor.ri of prim ploegha, display a c sllectioa of
these implements, an emollient portable steam-engme
and thrashing =whine, improved Ursa rake', maebinu
for the preparstion of food, ha, he.
Texford and Bone, of Boston, Linolonabire. Prbibit
st theft gland several portable aeam engines ; combined
thrashing, "baking sad dressing maehinee, single blast,
and perfect finishers straw elaclrct Imutrilsgal pump,
he. Among their ern is a li-bros:tid doss* ay'
_ncler
engine, enclosed wi in • hoes. at is; and of boilers.
The eylinders are upright, and Abe*/ -4" "sins
but of the nominal power of 10 isonws, is iis:•64ol
to
work up to 90 horsepower on an when
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bang need for "team cultivatios, haeliwZ"fropelets."2
of Wawa Terford's engines will he most appftelecea
from the fact that for the hat 12 rears in the imimpelli-
ties trials mimed oat by the Soya Agricultural
Moody of Soglibed, their memo have in every trial
eseseded every other sompetiag seem in oponosny sad
effeakeseee ; and those gentlemen have taken ead
held during that period the Society's drat prima no
simplicity, steadiness when in motion, essootheem of
ration and perfection a the Tarim' operations of the
ambigua threshingamehiees ezbibited by kleserr.
Thema, give a it flrebeisee character to this
department of their maissfaelluns. The straw stealer,
or draw elevator, which me ago be used for 'treats
bade,, exhibited by them maker", ean be used in windy
weather, when other stackers are oblivol to stand in
"calm repose, waiting the gentle sophyr's mild return." It
sin work at any eagle, and will elevate straw or ban l y
at the height of 28 feet. The small centrifugal pan p
and smal alfielMl working the same.are eatable of doing
• esera ancient of work; the pump discharges 350 gullets
per minute; and for drainage or irrigation porpoess wAI
nrov-of great advantage Where The *lovable of water;.
required.
Mean. Hawke* and Spencer, of the Dal Mane.
factory, ITivortoe, exhibits • 15.wrater patent Amin
oorn drill, • 13 ditto, a 11 ditto, a 6 ditto (gaol
eoultere), a 6 ditto eninbined similar to the foregoing
and adapted to sow mangold, turnips, ho., end reason
• pftteni cylinder reaper of their own manufacture
(Brenton's patient); an improved hay machine, ooticeable
for its simplicity, lightness and durability; potent
Improved palverieer ploughs, which are most labour-
saving implement', effecting, it I. said, a saving of at
least 1111, per acre in the preparation of land for •
crop. The superiority of these drills over others of the
old principles is Grimly established, and teetimonieis of
the I'd can be sees. Binee last exhibiting at the Bath
end West of Englised now, important improvements
have been introduced. The reality of seed be regulaied
to • nicety without lam of time and without trouble;
the drills are strongly made, sad at the ,as,. time
mesh lighter than the mapdrilh—eo simple, hailed, that
it is dillionit for them to get out of order; no altera-
tion of box is required io going up or down bill; the
grain is deposited meoh more regularly than with the
cep drills, and the polo of the berme makes lout the
slightest di/embus as to the quantity sown per
an'_

Ifeeers. E. Cambridge and Co., of the Bt. Philip's troc‘
Works, Bristol, exhibit an aseartmeot of their roller
and clod amber of redone Wee and prices ; shalt •
harrows, and tee new tine and Main barrows, whist
are superseding all ether Male; horse rakes, bons
gear, and thumbing machine.; turnip waters, land
I primer, patent "exuritior" tine harrows and dregs.
improved winnowing mulles, ke., kg.
Haymaking Inambines are tbe principal object at the
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nil of Mr. W. N. Nieholson, of Newark-npon-Tresk
the form of thee, machines is so familiar to dm pubite.
that it need tot be described. ro remains euly to
observe that there are again improvementeOS the delude
of them machines. The method of /overtime the metres
where /doming occurs in other machines lo very in-
simian aid warred. The new haymaker. LA. 13, at
tl3l2u.,leamwt complete wilder at the prise, basilic
the eccentric motion for adjusting We shafts, the ease
back and for ward motion. and the double gearing. of the.
larger-sistd machines. It is aatiafeetory to know that
these inaehime have taken the fird prise in aompetitien
with every other machine made. and apparently the
maker is determined that no.. shall surname him. Yee
machine, where the adjustment is sot remand to be
altered and arranged so frequently as in Il.gland, Mr.
Nicholson make. • Itayrcalrieg meehine, the rotating
cylinder, or flyers of which are moulted opou the same
axis as the carrying wheel.. and rotate upon ma sifts
axis In either dirsotiou. This principle we. iamoted
and patented in the year 1858, and ie ememeently ant
so mean or modern as Nicholson's patent. of later date.
In the sepernal shedding Mr. Nicholas. eakdbille • direct
acting steam hold, of entirely new emMesetion, by
means of which brisk; mortar, he., ma be hoisted
rapidly and cheaply to any required height. There
is Mt one toothed-wheel ie the whole maehise, and the
Medea consequent upon the grmil number el wheal;
and bearings in ordinary hetsk is entirely
with. The hoist exhibited will lift • weigh=
owL 50f1. in four seconds, and OM be worked bv
man, the boiler being supplied by • "Guard'.
Weider."
K. IL and P. Tenser, of Ipswich, although cotex-
hibiting so extensively as last year, have at their stand,
No. 85, a large variety of oorn, seed and malt enteltiog
mills, both for hand, horse, or steam power. This dice
of implement erd emanated hoes their works about 25
rims ago, and from the &Wootton heehawed in the ma...
(adore, and various improvements introdesed front
time to time, MINIM. Turner hem maintained and kept
their position an the lead.ng esansfeeterers for rembieery
of this deseriptioe. We none, that sem of these sills
have • grinding apparatus for beans, pew ho., and with
such addition men form one of the meet useful articles
the serienitarsliat and boreekeeper gas poems. This
dna have had • large number of prises awarded to them,
and at all the principal exhibitions, boeh English and
foreign, they have for the machinery mensfactared by
them beim soessedel competitors.