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THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 28, 1876.
PATENTS WHICH HAVE BECOME VOID.
LIST of the Letters Patent for Inventions
which have become void by reason of the
non-payment of the additional Stamp Duty of
£50, before the expiration of the third year from
the date of such Patents, pursuant to the Act of
the 16th Vic., c. 5, sec. 2, for the week ending
the 22nd day of April, 1876.
1366. Benjamin Giles, of Black heath, in the
county of Kent, Gas Engineer, for a invention
of "an improved cookery apparatus."—Dated
16th April, 1873.
1367. Thomas Black, of Liverpool, in the county
of Lancaster, for an invention of "improvements in steam engines and in apparatus connected therewith."—Dated 16th April, 1873.
1368. Thomas Black, of Liverpool, in the county
of Lancaster, for an invention of '' improvements in steam boilers."—Dated 16th April,
1873.
1369. William Cream Henderson, of Marsh House,
Walt hams tow, in the county of Essex, for au
invention of " improvements in horticultural
and other fran.es to receive glass, and in the
means for affixing glass therein."—Dated 16th
April, 1873.
1370. Alexander Melville Clark, of 53, Chancerylane, in the county of Middlesex, Patent Agent,
lor an invention of " improvements in the preservation • of alimentary substances, and in
apparatus for the same.—From abroad by the
firm of Bernard Delrieu and Jean Marie Pernoud and Company, of Lyons, France.—Dated
16th April, 1873.
1372. George Johnson, of Wheatley, in the parish
of Halifax, in the county of York, Cotton
Spinner, and James Shaw, of.Brighouse, in the
county aforesaid, Cotton Spinner, lor an invention of " improvements in steam engines."—
Dated 16th April, 1873.
1374. John Knowles, of Westwood, Pendlebury,
in the county of Lancaster, Colliery Proprietor,
for a invention of " an improved mode of producing the blast in cupolas and furnaces."—
Dated i6th April, 1873.
1378. Alplionse i'ierre Fleury Desmares, of
Boulevard de Strasbourg, No. 23, Paris, Manufacturer, for an invention of '' an improved process of and machinery for producing relief
designs or patterns on woollen fabrics."—Dated
16th April, 1873.
1379. Thomas Aldridge Weston, of Birmingham,
in the county of Warwick, and of Ridgewood,
New Jersey, in the United States of America,
Mechanical Engineer, for an invention of " improvements in machinery or apparatus for rising,
lowering, and suspending weights or heavy
bodies."—Dated Ifjth April, 1873.
1380. Samuel Horatio Hodges, of Lynn, county
of p]ssex, and Henry Franklin Wheeler, ot
Boston, county of Suffolk, both of the State of
Massachusetts, of the United States of America,
for an invention of " improvements in machines
for trimming, setting, or otherwise operating
upon the soles or heels of Loots and shoes."—
.Dated 16th April, 1873.
1381. John Denley, of Cheltenham, in the county
of Gloucester, for an invention of " improvein fire-places or grates."—Dated 16th April,
1873.
1383. Isaac Blue Harris, of Castle Mills, Fountainbridge, Edingburgh, for an invention of " improvements in the mode of preparing wire cloth
coated with India rubber for the manufacture of
washers, piston packing, hose, and such like
articles therefrom."—Dated 16th April, 1873.
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1385. Michael Wheelwright Ivison, of Glasgow,
in the county of Lanark, North Britain, Civil
Engineer, for the invention of " an improved
sheep dip, which is nlso applicable to animals
other than sheep."—Dated 17th April, 1873.
1369. Leonard Jennett Todd, of Leitb, in the
county of Mid Lothian, North Britain, Engineer, for an invention of " improvements in
and connected with steam tramway and other
locomotives."—Dated 17th April, 1«73.
1390. John Henry Johnson, of 47, Lincoln's-innfields, in the county of Middlesex, Gentleman,
for an invention of " improvements in pullies
and pulley blocks."—From abroad by the firm
of Damien and Kister, of Paris, in the Republic
of France.—Dated 17th April, 1873.
1392. Jonathan Hum Faulkner, of Brixton, in
the county of Surrey, and William Tatters, of 35,
Patmore-street, Battersea, in the said county,
for an invention of " improvements in measuring
or meter taps and valves."—Dated 17th April,
1873.
1394. Halfoord Sipfrid Cederholm and Carl
Peterson, of 3, Lime-terrace, New Charlton, in
the county of Kent, for an invention of " improvements in ships-logs."—Dated 17th April,
1873.
1395. Robert Coddington, of No. 3, Bedfordplace, Russell-square, in the county of Middlesex, for an invention of " improvements in
telegraphic apparatus." — From abroad by
Merritt Gaily, of Rochester, New York, United
States of America.—Dated 17th April, 1873.
1396. Thomas Nicklin, Potter's Manager, of 2,
Villiers-street, and James Frost, Potter's Fireman, of 2, Belgrave-road, both of Dresden, in
the county of Stafford, for an invention of
" improvements in ovens for firing potteryware, viz.: china, earthenware, bricks, and
such like materials."—Dated 17th April, 1873.
1400. Alfred Albert Dixon, of Sheffield, in the
county of York, for an invention of "an improved injector for steam boilers."—Dated 18th
April, 1873.
1401. George Malcolm, Manager at the Cordale
Print Works, in the coumy of Dumbarton,
North Britain, for an invention of " improvements iu machinery or apparatus for printing
ornamental fabrics."—Dated 18ih April, 1873.
1403. William Harvie, of Glasgow, in the county
of Lanark, North Britain, for an invention of
" an improvement in. lamps wherein gas is
burned."- Dated 18th April, 1873.
1404. William Harvie, of Glasgow, in the county
of Lanark, North Britain, for an invention of
"an improvement in lamps."—Dated 18th
April, 1873.
1407. The Reverend Granville Hamilton Forbes,
of Broughton Rectory, in the county of Northampton, for an invention of " improvements in
the manufacture of cements, artificial stone, and
plaster of Paris."-—Dated 18th April, 1873.
1411. John Bragg, of Aston, near Birmingham,
in the county of Warwick, Farmer, for an
invention of " improvements in obtaining
motive power from running water."—Dated
18th April, 1873.
1414. William Henry Tooth, of Sewardstoneroad, in the county of Middlesex, Engineer and
Chemist, and William Henry Tooth the younger,
of the same place, for an invention of " improvements in fire bricks and other articles
intended to resist the action of fire, the said
improvements including compositions to be
used in the manufacture of the same."—Dated
18th April, 1873.