labor_saving_classifier_train_split.csv

stated_aims,patent_id,year,labor-saving
The object of my invention is to provide improved apparatus for the flushing of water closets urinals and the like. It is well known that where closets are used in common some men from fear of contamination refuse to sit upon or touch the seat. As a consequence where the apparatus has a seat action no flush takes place the soil &c. remaining in the basin. In order to overcome this I connect the seat R Fig. 3 with the treadle V which I place in such a position that it must be stood upon to use the closet and by this means a flush is ensured.,GB189404124A,1894,0
"This invention consists in a cock or tap by the use of which labour and trouble are saved in serving out wines, spirits and other liquids, more especially in public drinking bars and similar places.",GB189208724A,1892,1
"The object of this invention is to provide mechanical appliances by which tin terne or other coated metal plates as they rise up from the oil or flux bath at the exit of the coating bath may be automatically taken and delivered into a travelling rack to cool, previous to being taken away by girls to be cleaned or branned.",GB189100215A,1891,1
"The object of my Invention is to economise fuel by so constructing
and arranging the heating surfaces of steam generators that as much
as possible of the heat given off by the combustion of the fuel may be
transmitted to the water contained in the boiler.",GB186803438A,1868,0
"Our invention relates to ""Noble's"" and other combing machines wherein the rotating circular combs come near together for the purpose of having the fibre pressed between the teeth of the two combs the object of this improvement is to dispense with the dabbing brushes and use mechanical means herein described by which the wool is efficiently pressed between the teeth of the 'combs and the machine run at an increased speed. With dabbing brushes there is great wear and tear, and our object is to dispense with the use of them, and use other mechanical means as hereinafter described by which the fibre is effectually pressed between the teeth of the combs.",GB188203202A,1882,1
"The object of this spring is this. If it were not there, when the clutch slipped, owing to the end of the lever m touching the flange of the coil a the rod would slip down, and the clutch would not bite again till c had risen. It takes an appreciable time for the shunt current to alter and to move c up, so that when the clutch did bite, the rod would have a considerable momentum, and after some use the rod would be worn into little nicks. The spring tends to obviate this, for it does not allow the clutch ever quite to lose its hold, so that the rod slips through gently and very gradually.",GB188611863A,1886,0
"This Invention relates to an improvement in tricycles, the object being to provide a tricycle of such construction that the weight of the rider shall be disposed in such a manner relative to the large forward wheels and rear guiding wheel that the minimum resistance and friction will be imposed upon the propelling devices, whereby the vehicle shall be adapted to be driven at a high rate of speed with slight expenditure of power. A further object of this Invention is to arrange the rider's seat and propelling mechanism in such a manner that the power may be applied in a direct and natural manner, without offering any obstruction to the rider in mounting or dismounting from the vehicle. A further object of this Invention is to provide simple and efficient means for guiding and braking the vehicle.",GB188102258A,1881,0
The invention has reference to telegraph messages and is designed with a view of producing an apparatus which can be worked in connection with telegraph lines so that two or more messages cau be transmitted at one and the same time through one and the same wire or cable.,GB189322765A,1893,0
These Improvements have for their object greater security and convenience in the handling and use of engineer's and similar files.,GB188416265A,1884,0
"""According to this invention two or any reasonably greater number of barbs are simultaneously formed on the main wire or wires by one action of the mechanism thereby greatly increasing the rapidity and economy of manufacture. To do this I form the barbs upon the wire when it is at one level and then allow it to assume another level so that the portion that has been barbed can be drawn out through the machine clear of the barbing mechanism.""",GB189213281A,1892,1
"This Invention has for its object improvements in printing several colors at one time from a single stone, plate, or block.",GB185602640A,1856,0
"""Now according to my invention I so construct a jig or holding appliance as to be universal, that is to say, by my invention any one of many different kinds or sizes of lugs or brackets or other articles can be adjusted and held in the exact positions required whilst the different holes are being drilled in the article so that all the holes in the several articles of the same shape and size will correspond, and a separate jig or holder for each shape and size of article will no longer be necessary.""",GB189404782A,1894,1
"My invention has for its object to enable liquids (such for example as champagne) to be drawn off in quantities as desired, it may be carried out in the form of a machine combining all the several parts of my invention, or in the simple form of a tap.",GB189222135A,1892,0
"The object of the invention is to cheapen the cost of manufacturing covers and to produce at the same time a superior article; and it consists essentially, in first pasting the paper or other stiffening material upon the face of the leather, then cutting the edges to the proper shape then binding the edges so shaped with a narrow strip of very thin leather or other suitable material, then placing the cover so prepared in an embossing press by which the embossing is effected after which the crease is formed by a tool placed in an embossing press substantially as hereinafter more particularly explained.",GB188704933A,1887,0
"The object of my invention is to provide a crochet hook or hooks, which the point of the book is so constructed, that it may be reversed by forcing the head of the hook down a split or other shape tube, the hook being provided with a collar under the head to prevent the hook passing down the tube any further than the required distance, or the hook may be withdrawn, and reversed, with the head down into the tube, which is intended to fit tightly. The advantages of this invention, are that it can be carried in a dress pocket, or work box, basket or bag, and does not tear or hook any material which it may come in contact with.",GB188804439A,1888,0
"The object being to decrease the amount of framework, & at the same time permit of a single and central set of driving gear being used, which being midway between the driving wheels, distributes the power equally to both of them.",GB188200467A,1882,0
"This invention which relates to an improved apparatus for drying grain, malt, seeds and other analogous vegetable products has for its object to effect the said drying operations in a more efficient and economical manner than hitherto, the said apparatus being practically automatic in its working, and not liable to get out of order.",GB188919553A,1889,1
"The object of this invention is to provide means for suspending sieves with more
flexible and shorter suspenders than springs and whereas the sieves can be more
easily shaken and will rebound with less liability to Break the suspenders. The object of this invention is to provide means for suspending sieves which hang
loose and move independent of the box or supports which contain the sieves.",GB189618865A,1896,0
"By thus interposing elastic material between the base of the rail and the flanges of the sleepers all jarring and rattling between the rail and sleepers is prevented, and the nuts of the screw bolts which connect them together are less liable to become loose.",GB187102705A,1871,0
The invention is designed to overcome these objections.,GB189710579A,1897,0
"The object of this invention is to furnish dealers in piece good fabrics with a convenient apparatus for checking the length of such goods when receiving them, when stock taking, and when selling in long lengths, and in such manner that tho goods are re-blocked in the same apparatus, while facility is afforded (by thus changing the goods end for end) for closely examining the quality and condition of all parts of the piece. The object of this invention is to furnish dealers in picco good fabrics with a convenient apparatus for checking the length of such goods when receiving them, when stocktaking, and when selling in long lengths, and in such manner that tho goods are reblocked in the same apparatus thus saving a great deal of labour and time while facility is afforded (by thus changing the goods end for end) for closoly examining the quality and condition of all parts of the piece.",GB188401481A,1884,1
"It is to be remarked, that this system permits of regulating the passage of the fluid as desired. By this disposition, we dispense with the adjusting of the surface of the movable diaphragm, to the surface of the fixed one.",GB188914487A,1889,0
"The object of our invention is to remedy this defect or defects, by providing the gas making apparatus, with an additional gasoline store chamber, from whence the gasoline is continuously drawn, forced, or conveyed to the pans, in manner, that the gasoline flows constantly from one pan to another, and from the lower one, to the under reservoir, which is in communication with the additional chamber, which is provided with reticulated or meshed horizontal partitions in order to govern and equalise the gravitation of the liquid gasoline, which is first introduced into the said chamber. This invention relates to an improvement in gas making machines, and more particularly on the well known gas apparatus, the ""Muller's Alpha,"" and the object of our said invention, is to both regulate the pressure, and prevent smoke, when fresh gasoline is supplied, and thereby to economise the consumption of gasoline, and to enable a machine making gas from hydro-carbon liquids, to be filled whilst in actual use.",GB189004197A,1890,0
"This Invention which relates to improvements in weaving the end borders of towels, napkins, table cloths and other such articles, has for its object to produce automatically in the loom, open work borders, in which the openings more or less have a square or rectangular shape and appearance, and this in combination with damask, huckaback diaper, or plain cloth. This Invention which relates to improvements in weaving the end or cross borders of towels, napkins, table-cloths, and other such articles, has for its object to produce automatically in the loom, open work borders, in which the openings more or less have a square or rectangular shape and appearance, and this in combination with damask, huckaback, diaper, or plain cloth.",GB188715122A,1887,1
"""The object of this apparatus is to utilize the heat produced by the incomplete combustion of coal, and to produce besides hydrogen and other rich gases, so as to form a product containing a large per-centage of inflammable gas.""

""This apparatus has for its object the utilization of the heat produced by the com- plete combustion of carbonaceous fuel, and to give, besides hydrogen, oxide of carbon and other gas, so as to form a product containing 50 per cent. of inflammable gas.""

""This construction has for its object facility of cleaning and disencrusting the envelope.""",GB187802893A,1878,0
"The Invention has for its object improvements in pens or marking instruments, and the first part of our Invention relates more particularly to that class of pens or marking instruments in which two or more broad plates fixed at a certain distance apart from each other are employed to form a reservoir for the ink or other marking fluid, and this part of our Invention consists in the employment of only one plate to come into contact with the paper or other surface to produce the writing or marks required, and in order to enable the ink readily to flow down such single plate we form it at its lower end with a number of fine grooves down (which the ink will flow, partly by aid of capillary attraction and partly by aid of the force of gravitation. Our Invention consists, secondly, in connecting such plates together by means of eyeletting or rivetting, in which case for some descriptions of pens only one of such plates will be made long enough to pass into the handle, and the others will be made considerably shorter. By these means we dispense with the costly process of soldering the plates together and provide means whereby the plates can be readily separated from each other by being turned on the eyelet or rivet to enable them to be more readily cleansed than when united together as heretofore.",GB187303946A,1873,1
"The main object of my invention is to provide an apparatus by means of which upon inserting a coin or coins of the proper value into the said apparatus a primary or secondary current of electricity can be applied to the human body, for medical purposes, the regulation of the strength of said current being entirely under the control of the person operating the apparatus. The main object of my invention is to provide an apparatus of this kind or class which is so constructed that the person using it may, at pleasure vary the strength of the current received, and the strength of the current will be indicated by the motion of an index needle or otherwise as hereinafter described, so that a person may know the exact strength of current passing and may on two or more separate occasions, adjust the apparatus so that he will receive currents of the same strength.",GB188810813A,1888,0
"My invention relates to improvements in the construction of ships' rudders, and has for its object to render the stocks and heads (either or both) of such rudders greater in strength, and therefore capable of resisting greater strain in proportion to their weight than heretofore, and at the same time to enable the soundness of the material composing such rudder stocks or heads to be more readily ascertained and ensured than formerly was possible; and the invention consists in constructing the stocks and heads of vessel's rudders (either or both as aforesaid) of hollow construction, the material composing such stocks and heads being bronze, steel, iron, or other suitable metal according to which is found desirable or convenient.",GB189420583A,1894,0
"My invention relates to improvements in castors and protectors for furniture,. and other objects, and is designed, on the one hand, to deaden the noise when moving furniture, or other objects and, on the other hand, to protect the carpet or floor.",GB189623186A,1896,0
"Our invention relates particularly to the manufacture of sinks for household or general purposes and consists of an improved method of and means for moulding such sinks from clay or other plastic substance, which operation has been usually performed hitherto by hand labour necessitating the expenditure of much time and skill. By the use of our improved pressing apparatus we produce a sink not only in a very short space of time but one perfectly moulded, solid, and hard pressed and far superior to a hand made article.",GB189317213A,1893,1
This Invention has for its object improvements in tobacco pipes.,GB187803582A,1878,0
"This Invention or improvement combines a railway chair or seat for the support of the ends of the rails, and also a splice which serves the purpose of a joint to hold the ends of the rails in position, and prevent them moving sideways or vertically, and which is so arranged in respect to the ends of the rails that there can be no break or opening between the ends of the rails to effect the motion of the carriage, or by which the rails can be injured by the percussion of the wheels, but a continuous unbroken bearing surface is secured.",GB186100480A,1861,0
"The implement or machine which I am now about to describe in the first place, and which forms one of the objects for which the said recited Letters Patent have been granted to me, furnishes by its use the means of performing this operation, and I denominate such implement or machine a Decorticator. The implement or machine which I am about to describe in the second place, and which forms another object for which the said recited Letters Patent have been granted to me, furnishes, by its use, the means of so dividing the fibre into such small filaments; and this implement or machine I denominate a Finisher.",GB181904369A,1819,0
"In order to prevent leakage of this character, I form the inner sur- faces of the frames A with grooves or corrugations a, same being arranged parallel with the faces of the frame and transverse to the general direction of flow of the liquid; whereby the wash-water is caused to pass through the mass of the material instead of around its sides. To prevent this waste, I coat the edges and sides of the cloth b with vulcanized rubber c or similar composition, so that a solid piece of rubber may lie outside the edges of the cloth and extend inwards so far as the catch on the face of the plates, where the plates grip when pressure is applied to close the press for work. In order to prevent the stretching of the edges of the filter-cloth, I introduce brass or other suitable wire d into the said edges during the process of weaving the cloth, and I afterwards coat these portions with the vulcanized rubber. In working a filter-press provided with a feeding channel arranged along the top of the filter-plates, great difficulty is experienced, on opening the plates, in preventing the material falling between the filter-plates and the filter-cloth. To obviate this inconvenience, I form on the lug g of the feeding channel a recess or pocket gl in which a flap c¹ on the upper edge of the filter-cloth is inserted. Various devices have also been resorted to with the object of making a tight joint between the channels of the plates and of the frames, but all have proved more or less faulty and troublesome. According to my improved method of con- struction, I fit over the channel lug g of the plate a cloth hood h provided with holes to match the channel holes; and I saturate the cloth surrounding the holes with india-rubber h² to the extent of the grip of the lug on the cloth; the holes in the cloth hood being preferably made 1/8th inch larger than the channel hole so that the rubber may cover the edge of the cloth, and thus prevent the liquid being forced out through the pores of the cloth.",GB189800081A,1898,0
"The object of my Invention is the production of a machine by which pills can be rounded much more rapidly than by the well known hand method; which is performed by rotating the irregular shaped Pills between a disc of Iron or wood having a rim corresponding to the diameter of the Pills, and a slab of marble, wood or other suitable substance, in such a manner that while the pills are carried over a considerable surface they revolve on an ever changing axis. The object of my Invention is the production of a machine by which Pills can be rounded much more rapidly than by the well known hand_method, which is performed by rotating the irregular shaped Pills between a disk of Iron or wood, having a rim corresponding to the size of the Pills to be rounded, and a slab of marble, wood or other suitable substance in such a manner that while the pills are carried over a considerable surface they revolve on an ever changing axis.",GB188808952A,1888,1
"""Hitherto the difficulty has been that where the load became excessive the burning of the armature of the dynamo machine (in consequence of its ceasing to revolve) took place and the principal object of the present invention is to obviate this.""",GB189106048A,1891,0
"The object of my invention is to save this labour by chroming, rinsing and dyeing and in some cases also veneering the hats in the same vat and stirring and exposing them to the atmosphere by mechanical means and power without lifting or removing them from the vat until finally dyed, washed, and veneered.",GB188814606A,1888,1
My invention has for its object the commercial mauufacture of products capable of substitution for natural musk in perfumery.,GB189622139A,1896,0
"This invention has been devised for the purpose of providing a machine which will raise potatoes from the ground, clean them and deposit them in bags or elsewhere without bruising or otherwise injuring them and without requiring the expenditure of so much time and labour as has hitherto been necessary.",GB189020443A,1890,1
"This Invention, which relates to the breaking, softening, crushing, or bruising of jute, has for its object to convert the layers, bundles, cakes, or ""streaks"" from the hard condition in which they now reach the ports at which they are imported in bales into such a soft and flexible condition that the jute may be easily handled, separated, or selected before being batched or manufactured, thereby also avoiding the tedious and laborious operation of dealing with the jute in this hard condition by hand.",GB187802557A,1878,1
"The main advantage of my process is, that owing to so little moisture being used in the operation, the chemicals employed as well as the lint leave the seed in the form of powder, and the seed being both clean and dry no subsequent washing, or drying process is required. The seed is thus much less liable to be injured than by the existing wet processes, and much costly. manipulation and waste of fuel in drying are saved.
The main advantage of my process is that owing to so little moisture.being used in the operation, the chemicals employed as well as the lint leave the seed in the form of powder and the seed being both clean and dry, no subsequent washing or drying process is required. The seed is thus much less liable to be injured than by the existing wet processes and much costly manipulation, and waste of fuel in drying are saved.",GB188413831A,1884,1
"This Invention has for its object improvements in apparatus for removing.
straw from thrashing machines.",GB185902687A,1859,0
"The object of this is to provide that a ground shall always be on during the sending of the first box signal even though the local battery P' should be weakened or ruptured after the beginning of the signal, and should thereby allow the ground through the core of magnet E to be thrown off by the falling back of armature E. The object of this will be explained presently. The object of this is to eliminate as far as possible the danger of both contacts being accidentally made at the same time, and to provide for a trouble alarm only in case of an abnormal temperature but one not warranting the calling out of the fire department.",GB189614996A,1896,0
"Now our Invention has for its object the attaining by mechanical means the same cleansing as has heretofore been obtained by hand brushing, and this we effect in the following manner:-After the plates have been coated with metal, and before they receive their final coating of metal, we subject them to the action of rollers immersed in hot grease or other suitable flux, such rollers being of iron or steel, or other metal suitablo to receive tinning, and and having their surfaces well tinned, and we cause these rollers to revolve so as to pass the plates through the hot flux, and we give to the rollers differential surface speeds: We take care not to nip the plates hard with the rollers, as were we to do so there would be a liability to strip the plate, but we so arrange the rollers as to ensure a species of fluid contact, that is to say, a contact of the fluid tin with which the rollers are coated, rather than a contact with the rollers themselves, and we prefer to accomplish this by setting the 5 rollers one past the other, so that the plate in passing through between them is not within the nip of the rollers, and to prevent the plate deviating from its course it is desirable to apply other steadying rollers.",GB187202920A,1872,1
"This Iuvention relates, firstly, to an improved mode of cutting and making up the uppers of boots with the view to the manufacture of waterproof boots; and, secondly, to the mode of and machinery for finishing such boots, and also boots and shoes of the ordinary construction, so as to effect an economy in and improve the quality of the manufacture.",GB186900966A,1869,1
"This Invention has principally for its object to preserve animal and vegetable substances, and to admit of otherwise perishable food being transported in a preserved state from localities, such as the Australian colonies, where it is produced in large quantities and at a cheap rate to such places as the United Kingdom, where the supply of food is comparatively deficient and its cost high.",GB186801006A,1868,0
This Invention has for its object improvements in machinery for excavating narrow channels or trenches for draining land. This invention has for its object improvements in machinery for excavating narrow channels or trenches for draining land.,GB188201547A,1882,1
"The object of this invention is to ensure a larger proportion of the heat contained in the fuel being transmitted to the combustion Chamber than can be obtained by furnaces now in use, as well as to reduce the labour of stoking.

This invention has for its object to so construct and arrange furnaces and the parts connected therewith that practically perfect combustion is ensured whereby the maximum evaporative efficiency is obtained from the fuel employed.",GB188702153A,1887,1
"My object being to perform the processes of sizing, bleaching, and dyeing during the operation of slubbing, roving, spinning, or doubling, thereby not only saving the time and labor of consequently sizing, bleaching, and dyeing the yarn or thread, but producing a better result, as the sizing, bleaching, or dyeing liquids being applied to the fibres before the twist is put in become more thoroughly incorporated with them.",GB185902149A,1859,1
"The purpose of the present invention is to devise a machine for punching and riveting the overlapping ends of the hoop iron automatically, and in which the jaws and die plates carrying the punching, riveting and wire feeding mechanism will be relatively fixed as regards any longitudinal movement thereof, and which will tilt on their pivotal support only to open and close said jaws on the overlapping ends of the hoop iron. A further purpose of the invention is to provide simple and efficient mechanism for moving the former around which the hoop iron is bent, so as to carry the overlapping ends of the hoop iron between the die plates of the jaws at the proper time and in proper position to be operated upon by the punching mechanism, receive the rivets, and upset the ends of the rivets, thereby completing the operation of riveting the overlapping ends of the hoop iron. A still further purpose of the invention is to improve this class of machinery and provide a machine which will be comparatively simple in construction, efficient, and perform the work in a rapid and satisfactory manner, and which will be durable, easily manipulated, and in which the parts are readily accessible for purposes of repair and cleaning.",GB189313937A,1893,1
"The object of this Invention is to make button-holes in a more perfect manner than heretofore, and to give the operator of the machine complete control over the character of the work done upon it, so that after adjustment for a particular class of button hole the movements of the machine are entirely automatic, motion only being given to the main shaft in any well known way.The object of this Invention is to make button-holes in a more perfect manner than heretofore, and to give to the operator of the machine complete control over the character of the work to be done upon it, so that after an adjustment for a particular class of button-hole the movements of the machine are entirely automatic, motion only being given to the main shaft in any well known and convenient manner.",GB188105211A,1881,1
The apparatus constructed according to these Improvements is intended for turning over the leaves of music by the agency of a magnet or electromagnet.,GB188817273A,1888,0
"This Invention has for its object improvements in apparatus to be employed in treating and curing the tea leaf. The form and arrangement of the second or stationary surface may be varied so long as it is made suitable for accomplishing the object desired, that of causing the leaves to curl or roll up as they are carried forward by the surface of the cylinder against the stationary surface.",GB186600131A,1866,0
"My improvement in machinery for cutting corks consists in the con- struction of a self-acting feeder, and its adaptation to machines of a similar description to the machine known as ""Gilbee's cork cutting machine;"" by which feeder, squares or pieces of cork to be afterwards cut into corks are supplied to the machine. The feeder is worked by a cam attached to the machine in such manner that as each square or piece of cork is cut and removed by the machine, another square or piece comes down the feeder into a position ready to be presented to the holders of the machine at the proper time, previous to the nction of the knife, thus avoiding the possibility of injuring the person employed to feed the machine, and at the same time supplying the squares or pieces of cork to the machine with greater rapidity and precision than can be done by hand.",GB185302955A,1853,1
"My invention has for its object to provide a novel chainless power-transmitting device or gear for cycles, which, as compared with other like devices hitherto devised or built with the object of doing away with chains and their numerous drawbacks, presents certain advantages which will clearly be made apparent hereinafter. My invention has for its object to do away with the said inconveniences and to provide a power-device which shall be simple, strong, low in cost, incapable of getting out of adjustment, run very smoothly and be capable of any desired multiplication.",GB189810689A,1898,0
"""Instead of using the direct heat of ordinary fuel, wherein the smoke and dust from the fuel has liberty to mingle with the articles under treatment, it is intended, by this Invention, to heat a current of air in a separate apparatus, and then force the air so heated through pipes or ducts into the oven. By this system a great heat can easily be secured, without any objections from the presence of smoke and dust, and the baking operation is more effectively con- conducted than heretofore.""",GB185300751A,1853,0
"The invention consists in improved means for actuating the toolholder slides whereby the machine can be driven and maintained at a very much increased speed; secondly in improved means for feeding the moulding uninterruptedly consecutively through the machine whereby the machine can be kept continuously running while the attendant merely pushes in one moulding after, and against the end of, the other, so that the daily yield of the machine is greatly increased; thirdly in means for holding the tools, the toolholder chuck being easily removable whereby the machine needs only to be stopped while one toolholder chuck is taken out in order to be replaced by another the tools of which have meanwhile or previously been sharpened without being removed from their chuck. The above improvements thus all tend to enormously increase the yield of the machine and to enable it to be worked by one attendant. Fourthly the invention comprises means for altering the angle at which the tools act on the moulding and means for adapting them to mouldings of various widths and thicknesses.",GB189728449A,1897,1
This invention relates to an appliance for the elimination of condensation water which permits such water to continuously flow away.,GB189724003A,1897,0
"The object of this Invention is to prepare by mechanical means bats of pugged clay ready for the potter of an uniform guage, and of any desired thickness. To avoid the necessity for employing skilled labor in this preliminary operation of the potters' art, I take a roller or cylinder of clay as it leaves the pug mill, and deliver it on to an inclined bed composed of rollers arranged transversely, which rollers may, if desired, support an endless travelling apron.",GB187600302A,1876,1
"This invention relates to improvements in percussion fuses of the kind described in the Specification of Letters Patent No. 112 of 1886 for use with shell torpedoes and the like, the object of the present invention being to adapt the principle of the fuse described in the said Specification to fuses that are screwed from the outside into the bases of shells and also to produce more uniform results in the working of the fuses.",GB189002769A,1890,0
"The object of this invention is to modify the pressure in the powder chamber and adjacent parts of the guns in which the explosive compound is used, which pressure has a tendency to rise to a dangerous point, owing to the charge being confined in a contracted space.",GB189627197A,1896,0
"It was the recognition of these inherent defects in the Bessemer and low and medium grades steel which led us to the investigation of the subject which has developed our present invention, the object of which is the production at slight cost and a minimum degree of labor, of a higher grade and more refined steel by treating the Bessemer and other low and medium grades steel in such manner as to produce a molecular change from a coarse grain to a fine grain, and silky fracture, to increase the tensile strength, elasticity, toughness and ductility and to greatly increase the carbon.",GB188902070A,1889,1
"One of the improvements has for its object to arrest the cam-shaft by a clutch, as hereinafter set forth, whereby its movement is arrested while the needles are in position above the supporting plate and throat plates. In order to produce by the sewing machine a book which shall have all the advantages of the best hand made work, there is added to the sewing mechanism, a pasting or gumming mechanism to tip or gum each signature consecutively as it is being sewn; such ""tipping"" avoiding the necessity of fastening or ""kettle stitching"" the end bands, which is a matter of considerable expense.",GB188003890A,1880,1
"This invention applies to the letting off mechanism known as the ""cratch or warp rack by which the warp and warp beam are held with the desired amount of tension on the yarn and by which the warp yarn is delivered as required to pass into the loom, and is designed to render the delivery of the warp to the loom automatic without the attention of the weaver and to enable the warp beams to be changed or replaced in the cratch easily or quickly while the loom is in motion.",GB189401997A,1894,1
"My present invention relates to mechanisms for performing these operations, and has for its object to provide mechanical appliances and combinations whereby the performance of them may be rendered as nearly as possible automatic. The object of this construction is as follows:",GB188414869A,1884,1
"The object of my invention is to construct a rotary machine which shall mould, press and emboss bricks, tiles or other like articles made from clay or other plastic materials and also punch' and camber such articles when required.",GB189115656A,1891,1
This Invention has for its object improvements in machinery for making cigarettes. This Invention has for its object improvements in machinery for making cigarettes. The object of this is to allow the cigarette to drop down after its manufacture is complete.,GB186600510A,1866,0
"The same end is the object of one portion of this Invention, this embodying changes which result in increased economy of cost of manufacture. Another portion of this Invention has for its object to furnish means for clamping these leading in wires to the incandescing conductora moro cheaply and roadily than by the platinum clamps heretofore used. Another part of this Invention relates to the carbons used as the incandescing conductors in lamps for giving light by electrical incandescence, and its object is to render more stable these carbon filaments, to the end that the life of the lamps may on the average be prolonged. Therefore some means seems desirable by which, when a lamp gives out and the current ceases to pass through it, the circuit will be instantly and automatically completed through another lamp, so that the extinguishment of the light will be only momentary. To accomplish this is the object of this portion of the Invention. A further object of this Invention is to obviate any ill effects from this causo, to which end it consists in attaching to each lamp a short lamp presenting such a polarity to the positive side of the carbon filament that it will attract the highly electrified carbon vapor downwardly to the clamps instead of permitting it to be deposited upon the glass, as would be the case under ordinary circumstances, especially in high vacua. The object of a further portion of this Invention therefore is to furnish an arrangement by which a minimum of platinum only is used in the leading in conductors, the remainder being of cheaper material.",GB188102492A,1881,1
"The object of this Invention is more conveniently and economically han heretofore to produce from crude or impure acetate of lime (such as is met with in commerce or such as is obtained by the neutrali- zation of impure acetic acid) a commercially pure salt, and further to obtain from such salt a commercially pure acetic acid.",GB186800480A,1868,0
"My Invention has for its object to obviate these objections, and to this end it consists in furnishing the frame in which the roll is supported with a straight edge, bar, or equivalent device placed either above or beneath the roll and resting against the same and hinged or pivoted so as to be thrown out of the way when a fresh roll is being placed in the frame and when the paper is about to bo drawn off.",GB188303988A,1883,0
"My invention has for its object an instrument by means of which a broken cork situated in the neck of a bottle, or inquid-containing vessel may be pushed into such bottle or vessel and kept sufficiently clear of the neck or exit therefrom to allow the liquid free passage whilst it is being poured out.",GB189724103A,1897,0
"This Invention has for its object an improvement in the manufacture of metallic reels, and consists of causing the metal ends (which are made with openings through them in order to be enabled to see the quantity of thread wound thereon) to be fixed on to metal tubes, by turning over the ends of the metal tubes after passing them partly through the centres of the ends, thus connecting the parts of such reels more conveniently and at less cost than when they have been fixed by soldering.",GB185501625A,1855,1
"The Invention of improvements in machinery for making pins and pin nails, which has been communicated to me by a foreigner residing abroad (as above said), consists in a novel construction or arrangement of machinery, containing many known agents before employed for similar purposes, but in this instance differently formed and newly arranged, in order to effect the manufacture of pins and pin nails in a more perfect, convenient, and expeditious manner than could be done in the existing machines, to which I have alluded, having the like objects.",GB184109036A,1841,1
"The object of the present invention is to provide a machine for forming such grooves and for analogous purposes, which shall not require the constant interference of the operator, and which will successfully and expeditiously perform the work required.",GB189800187A,1898,1
"This invention relates to that class of machines used to distribute pigments in fine art painting, and has for its object to improve the manner of attaching to the wind wheel the pitman which operates the needle operating arm; the manner of connecting the needle operating arm to the pitman; the manner of supporting the needle operating arm; the manner of attaching the needle to the said arm; the manner of supporting and guiding the bow needle; the manner of regulating the stroke of the needle; and the construction of the needles. The object of providing this flange is to afford a rest for one end of the needle operating arm, so that the needle may not vibrate in its longitudinal movement, and the top edge is inclined so that the inclination of the needle in its movement may be maintained without variation.",GB188401915A,1884,0
"My invention relates to an indicator for the purpose of registering revolutions, yards, furlongs, miles, tens, hundreds & thousands of miles.",GB188405461A,1884,0
This Invention has for its object improvements in forming the permanent ways of railways.,GB186203233A,1862,0
"My invention has for its object the production of a doorlock which combines
facility of manufacture with durability.",GB188201607A,1882,0
"The principal object of my Invention is to effect the insertion and clenching of a
staple in sheets of paper, pamphlets or other articles to be bound, by one continuous
and instantaneous operation or movement of the device.
The principal object of this Invention is to effect the insertion and clinching of a
metallic staple in sheets of paper, pamphlets or other articles to be bound, by one
continuous and instantaneous operation or movement of the device.
The object of their outward flare is to overcome any slight displacement of the staple
shanks in passing through the articles being bound.
The office of the channel e is to admit the portion of the goods clasped by the
staple being forced down into said channel and thereby assist in the clinching of
the staple shanks as herein before described.
The object of such
arrangement in the present instance being to bring one of its cross grooves on a
line under the staple seat d. d. of the case D with every quarter revolution of the
anvil plate.
The object of this construction of the device is to produce a hand press that will insert staples
by continuous pressure applied to its lever arm instead of the blow required in the
presses herein first described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object of this construction of the device is to produce a hand press that will insert staples
by continuous pressure applied to its lever arm instead of the blow required in the
presses herein first described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape is to enable the automatic feed to supply the device,
and the device to drive, or insert, one staple at a time which it does in a manner
which will be hereinafter fully described.
The object in making the foot
of the plunger of this shape",GB187900756A,1879,1
The object of my invention is to do away with the necessity of threading the rods through the eyes-thus saving time in fixing and releasing the same.,GB188413071A,1884,1
"The said Invention relates to an improved process for purifying colza, rape, and other oils, whereby a superior product is obtained with considerable economy of time, and at a reduced cost.",GB186201440A,1862,0
"It is the object of my invention to provide a more efficient and rapidly operating means for applying the electric current at the desired time and place, thus saving large amount of time and labour and greatly increasing the capacity of the machine to which my improvements are applied.",GB189004670A,1890,1
"This invention relates to further improvements upon or modifications of the lower die or matrix described and shewn at figure 1 in the specification to Lotters Patent No 1404 AD 1880 and has for its object the manufacture or production from ""dust"" or powdered clay by compression in a more perfect expeditious and economical manner than heretofore of the larger class of bottle stoppers or of feeding bottle tops (in contradistinction to what are known as sprinklers) provided with screwed shanks and formed with a perforation passing wholly or only.
Our said invention relates to the manufacture from clay dust by compression in undivided moulds or matrices, of the larger class of screwed bottle stoppers such for example as Stoppers for beer bottles, feeding bottle tops and the like in contra- distinction to what are known as perfume sprinklers, and has for its object the manufacture of stoppers of the kind' referred to in a more perfect expeditious and economical manner than heretoforo.",GB188411713A,1884,1
"This Invention has for its object certain improvements in wringing skeins of silk or any other spun material, and separating the threads, whereby those operations in the various stages of manipulation which precede and follow the dipping of the skeins in the dyeing vat, at present done by hand labour, are to be done by machinery.",GB187503757A,1875,1
"Now by this my invention the inconveniences referred to are entirely obviated in the following manner, that is to say, I cause my traveller's bag to be constructed in a telescopic shape or form so that the bag may be extended to any desired length (sufficient for the purpose for which it is required) without rendering it cumbersome or inconvenient to be attached to the bicycle or beast of burden.",GB188410788A,1884,0
"This Invention relates to a process and apparatus for smelting zinc in such a manner that there shall be little or no waste of metal by volatilisation; that the heat employed for smelting shall be applied directly to the ore, and fully utilised; that retorts and other vessels ordinarily used in reduction shall be dispensed with; and that the reduction of large charges of ore shall be rapidly and completely effected by simple means and by comparatively unskilled labour.",GB187301623A,1873,1
"My invention has reference to improvements relating to croquet hoops. According to my invention I provide a rigid attachment for the hoop's ends or limbs, which will entirely prevent the tendency to spread.",GB189812846A,1898,0
"The present improvements have for their object to obviate the said difficulties, and they consist essentially in arranging the inner steam nozzle fixed to the nozzle fittings, that is with the collecting cone, and in arranging it to project with its end that is directed towards the steam inlet of the injector into the outer steam nozzle.",GB189821597A,1898,0
"In forming the mixture of the material, as herein-after described, my object is to decompose the sulphate of lead by charcoal, for instance, which takes from the sulphuric acid of the sulphate a part of its oxygen for the formation of carbonic acid and of sulphurous acid gas.",GB185501715A,1855,0
"This Invention, which has for its essential object the production of a highly efficient fuel, is composed as follows, the proportions given having been found to produce good results:-One ton of finely sifted anthracite coal or other screened or pulverized bituminous coal known as ""duff"" or culm, two hundredweight of sawdust, and forty gallons of heated coal tar or other heavy mineral oils, such as the still bottoms or residuums left after the distillation of coal or shale oils; to which is added. from two to three hundredweights of pulverized rock or other salt.",GB186602683A,1866,0
My invention relates to the kind of almanacs in which the indications of months and days are printed on leaves to be detached one by one and my object has been to reduce the number of these leaves and thereby also the work in printing and manufacturing the said almanacs as well as their weight and bulk; I obtain hereby great advantage and saving when the almanacs have to be mailed. A further object of my improvements is firmly to secure the block of leaves to the piece of paste-board which is to be attached to the wall.,GB189119249A,1891,1
"This Invention of improvements in the manufacture of salt and in
the apparatus employed therein has for its objects :-
First. To effect the purification of brine from its impurities.
Second. To obtain the largest possible amount of evaporation with the
smallest possible amount of fuel.
Third. To effect the most perfect utilization of all the caloric evolved
by the fuel.
Fourth. To obtain removal of all the salt from the evaporating
structures by mechanical means and appliances.",GB187002782A,1870,1
By my invention I entirely remove danger of accidental firing of the ships' rocket signal light Roman candle or other firework as the two frictional parts of the igniting composition are entirely separate from the composition in the case and also from each other.,GB189308226A,1893,0
"The flyers or tourniquets keep floating in each vat, the water, the tan, and the hides; and this simple combination of apparatus permits the entire system to be kept working night and day without supervision, and thus offers great economy of time and labour. As in the before-mentioned vats or troughs, the water, the leather, and the tan are constantly kept in motion by the rotation of the apparatus, and the same economy and advantages are obtained, namely, a very fine grain and perfect colour in the leather, and the preservation of the hair side from those little indentations which are so annoying to the currier, and cost him so much time and labour.",GB186000895A,1860,1
"To apply our lighter to the ignition of a spirit or oil lamp, the electrical machine A (combined if required with a condenser) as above described would be combined with a lamp stand so that the electrical machine is readily rotated, and the sparking appliance t comes above the wick. The chief difficulty in effecting such ignition is the necessity for the presence of an inflammable gas or vapour above the wick. This we should ensure by providing a flexible diaphragm in the lamp body which is externally pressed so as to eject a portion of inflammable gas or vapour above the wick when the electrical sparking machine is being operated.",GB188305036A,1883,0
"Our Invention relates to an improved mode of manufacturing hair cloth and other similar fabrics, and also to improvements in looms used therefor. The shuttle is fed or supplied with the hairs forming the weft alternately at either side of the warp, by which means the texture of the cloth produced is rendered much more uniform than hitherto and is otherwise improved; the hairs are much less liable to break in weaving, and the manufacture is also greatly accelerated.",GB186803620A,1868,0
"My Invention consists of a new railway system having for its chief objects to attain locomotion at a high speed with safety, comfort, and economy, and to effect a great saving of time, labor, and money in the construction of the railway; and it comprises a novel construction of the vehicles or rolling stock, and a novel construction of permanent way for the same to run upon.",GB187602693A,1876,1
"By employing the method afore described I gain the advantage of being able to perfectly dispense with burning the ceramic objects within a muffle, and the chromotypes are thus prevented against being damaged or destroyed by the glazing cracking off, which frequently occurs in a muffle. This glazing is especially intended as a raw glazing if the chromotypes consist of india-rubber, but in this case the chromotypes should be applied to the glazing in as short time as possible, as otherwise the raw glazing becomes dissolved by the water used in applying the chromotype to the said glazing.",GB189712759A,1897,0
"The invention has for its object to produce a liquid varnish which is of superior lustre, which preserves the surfaces of articles to which it is applied, which is not liable to spontaneous combustion or to give off explosive or combustible gases, and when applied is of great durability.",GB189614643A,1896,0
"This Invention has for its object to produce upon twist lace machines a groundwork or tissue in imitation of hand-made lace, with a relatively less number of motions than heretofore, and this we effect by arranging and working or intersecting the threads in such manner as to produce a new construction of mesh. The purpose of this series of threads is to noose or draw together the crossings of the groundwork or tissue formed by the traversing threads, as before described.",GB187402620A,1874,1
This invention relates to an improved drilling machine wherein the tool is thrown into gear just at the moment when it encounters the resistance of the work to be drilled and thrown out of gear as soon as the work is drilled when the resistance ceases. The present invention is directed mainly to overcoming these defects.,GB188401376A,1884,0
"My Invention consists of the improvements in the manufacture of pill boxes and similar boxes from solid wood lengths, and in the machinery employed in the said manufacture herein-after described, by which said improvements great saving of wood and labour are effected.",GB186203455A,1862,1
"""The objects of this Invention are,—
1st. To obviate the waste of time consumed in the difficult and arduous labour of
lifting loaded or unloaded wagons.
2nd. To allow of the instantaneous transfer of convoys of provisions, ammunition,
or merchandise, wherever situated, from the railway to the common road, and vice
versa.""

""I claim, the practical method of establishing in combination with the woodwork
of a truck or wagon, one, two, or more turning platforms, with the object of effecting
the advantages indicated at the commencement of this description, the platform,
being dependent on the wagon, as in Figs. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5; or independent of it,
as in Figs. and 6; or constructed as mentioned in the final remarks.""",GB187802320A,1878,1
"One of the objects of my Invention is to overcome the necessity of relying upon the motion of the fluid for the action of the valves as heretofore. Valves in pumps for water of ordinary construction frequently stick fast, especially in their downward motion, thus causing the ejected water to return into the barrel of the pump and so stopping its action.",GB186902752A,1869,0
"The object of my invention is to remedy this defect, and this I accomplish by making the knives and plates in the same piece of metal, instead of separately. The object of my invention is to simplify the construction of root-cutting machines such as that known as ""Gardiner's Turnip Cutter,"" which have hitherto been made with each knife separate and forming a distinct piece; each knife being attached to a cast-iron barrel with one bolt, wrought iron plates are then fitted up to the same and secured with rivets.",GB189405533A,1894,1
"The main object of this construction of fire-arm is to take away the greater part of the work which heretofore in other systems of fire arms has been done wholly by the right hand viz:-the opening and closing of the breech, the insertion of the cartridge and the pulling of the trigger, and to give the work to the left hand which has heretofore had nothing to do in the manipulation of the mechanism.",GB188515004A,1885,1
"""Silk and other thread when used on a sewing machine, owing to its nature and the manner in which it is spooled, is liable to become tangled and kinked as it is unwound by the action of the needle; thus causing the operator considerable annoyance and loss of time in addition to waste of material and the risk of spoiling the work. To overcome this difficulty is the object of the present invention, which consists of providing the spool-holder with a removable plate, preferably of metal and of a larger diameter than the spool, and which is arranged to sit on the top of the spool to prevent the thread being drawn from the top of the same as it is unwound and to provide the plate with a swinging arm, normally hanging perpendicularly, and arranged to be moved into a horizontal position in the same plane as the top of the plate, by the unwinding action of the thread which passes through an eye fitted in the lower end of the arm and the invention consists essentially of the device hereinafter more fully set forth and more particularly pointed out in the claims.""",GB189907072A,1899,1
The object of the raised segmental ledges is to prevent the packet from getting jambed between the lower edges of the receptacle A and the rotary bottom C.,GB189826056A,1898,0
"This invention relates to a tray and cover principally intended for preserving food, giving an air tight closure to the cover 6 by means of a liquid seal.",GB189728578A,1897,0
"My invention has for its object, the economical production of balls for ball bearings and relates to that part of the process of producing such balls which pertains to the machines for making the rough balls into which the metal is formed before grinding into the final spherical shape. This invention relates to the production of balls for ball bearings and has for its object, the economical production of balls for ball bearings and relates to that part of the process of producing such balls which pertains to the machines for making the rough balls into which the metal is formed before grinding into the final spherical shape.",GB189623906A,1896,1
"The object of my present invention is to do away with the drawbacks afore mentioned, and I attain that object by winding the fabric upon the roller by aid of one or more other rollers, that press the fabric upon said first roller without causing a tension in said fabric.",GB189610736A,1896,0
"The object of this Invention is to economise time and lighten the really hard labour which has hitherto been inseparable from washing, -and-to combine together in my improved machine simplicity, usefulness, and efficiency. The object of making the corrugations finer on one roller than on the other is to prevent the clothes being either torn or destroyed by being nipped between such rollers, which would be the case if each roller were fluted to a similar scale or pitch.",GB187503140A,1875,1
"In this manner we are enabled without entering the boiler to remove the outer cone or its equivalent bodily and thus to replace the inner cone and fusible portion, or to substitute a corresponding outer cone.",GB187904605A,1879,0
"The object of the present invention is chiefly to facilitate the manufacture of the lamp body by dividing it vertically and forming the opposite halves of substantially the same shape from the top to the bottom, thus avoiding the formation of the body in one piece, the smoke funnel at the top in another piece, and the connection for the oil cup at the bottom in still another piece. The object is also to furnish a secure means of attachment for connecting the oil cup to the bottom of the lamp body, for connecting the lens removably with the front of the lamp body, and for connecting the lamp body by a spring bracket, elastically with the arm upon the bicycle or vehicle upon which the lamp is to be supported.",GB189619026A,1896,0
"My Invention of ""Improvements in Sewing Machines and in Rendering them
Self-acting"" has for its object the construction of sewing machines in such a manner
as to diminish friction in their working and consequently the power required to
work them and also the adaptation and application to such machines of mechanism
by means of which they may be rendered self-acting.",GB187704326A,1877,1
"The prime object of this invention is to successfully utilize to a maximum degree an arch-like fire chamber structure of a steam boiler or other furnace as a direct heating surface for boiler or other water, and at the same time promote the protection of that structure from the destructive effects of the high degree of heat to which it is necessarily subjected. A further object is not only to utilize an arch-like fire chamber structure as a heating surface for boiler or other water, but in such a manner that the heat units, rising in a vertical line from the bed of burning fuel within the fire chamber, and at their highest temperature, shall impinge against the under water heating surface of the arch and be held in contact therewith the greatest possible time consistent with their successful after discharge into the furnace combustion chamber for further work, and that the upper surface of the heating chamber of the arch shall receive the direct contact and effect of said heat units before they have ascended substantially above the bottom of said combustion chamber, or in contact with the crown sheets of a boiler or other surface to be heated, whereby the water heating capacity of the surfaces of an arch are promoted to a maximum degree, while at the same time said surfaces and other. surfaces beyond the arch are to a corresponding degree protected from the destructive effects of furnace heat. A further object of this invention is to substantially and materially increase the water heating surface of a steam boiler furnace in such a manner that the entire surface of the boiler within the furnace, and this increased heating surface, shall be subjected to substantially all of the heat units of a furnace under the most favorable conditions possible for vaporizing water, and this without substantially increasing the dimensions of any portion of said furnace or boiler, or diminishing any chamber or the grate surface thereof. Other objects of my invention, more in detail, are the utilization of the arch or arches enclosing the fire chamber of a down draft furnace as a direct heating surface for boiler or other water, and as a means for promoting the circulation of water through a boiler and through a hollow grate bar surface, and by such an arrangement of parts that every atom of heat produced in the fire chamber of a down draft furnace, when at its highest temperature, and temporarily confined, shall be directed in straight and direct lines against and absorbed as fully as possible by an extended water heating surface in close proximity to the burning fuel, whereby water is rapidly reduced to vapor and the temperature of these vapors raised to the utmost capacity possible by a unit of heat of any given degree, and this without the employment of any degree of temperature therein unduly promoting the destruction of the boiler shell, while at the same time said arch or arches and grate-bar surface are effectively protected from destruction by furnace heat. A further object is not only to convert the arch or arches of a down draft furnace into a water heating surface and to employ in connection therewith a single or double hollow grate bar surface affording additional water surface, but to have such a connection of these hollow grate bars with each other and with the arch or arches that there shall be an open communication between all of these parts; that the grate bars and arch or arches may be permanently connected and bodily placed in or removed from a furnace, and one or more grate bars removed or inserted conveniently, and without disturbing any other portions of the structure, whereby the necessity of putting together the arch and grate bar surfaces within the furnace is avoided, and time is correspondingly saved in combining my invention with an ordinary steam boiler furnace already in use.",GB189300330A,1893,0
"The object of my invention is to feed fibre into scribbling, carding, and other similar preparing machines in a regular and uniform manner.",GB188416103A,1884,1
"My Invention relates to coats, ladies' riding habits, and such like garments, and is designed for economizing materials and labor in the manufacture thercof. This I propose to effect by cutting the materials of such shapo as to have fewer seams than garments as heretofore manufactured.",GB185701064A,1857,1
"When the segment or segments has or have just cleared the ""feed"" (or supply) box a stud or studs takes or take into a ratchet bar in connection with the rollers of the feed box, and in such manner as to bring the wood or other material to be cut and split up to the knives on the reverse stroke or travel of the said first-named lever or bar, and vice versa, as long as the machine is at work.

My Invention relates to an improved apparatus, by means of which wood (as also other similar substances) may be rapidly and economically cut up ready for use as fire-wood, and for other purposes, in the manner herein-after described, and as illustrated in the accompanying Sheet of Drawings, that is to say:-",GB187801682A,1878,1
"The invention relates to the production of high temperatures, and high temperatures that will produce reducing effects on the material treated. The present invention is directed mainly to overcoming these defects.",GB189608065A,1896,0
"The last-mentioned. cover is furnished with helical wing-like appendages, serving to sift a portion of the flour, as herein-after described, and intended likewise to counteract by their attraction the effects of the centrifugal force, which in mills with small stones, where the velocity is necessarily very great, causes the grain to accumulate too much near the eye of the running stone.",GB185802004A,1858,0
"This invention of improvements in meters for measuring liquids has reference to piston meters of the type in which the piston of each measuring cylinder controls the action of a slide valve governing the motion of the piston or pistons in another cylinder or cylinders, and in which the cylinders and other parts are enclosed in a casing forming a chamber into which the liquid to be measured freely flows, so that the pressure on the inner and outer sides of the cylinders shall be balanced or nearly so, in order to admit of the use of cylinders of light construction, and so that by removing one part of the casing, the whole of the working parts of the meter can be inspected, or be removed for repair, without disconnecting the supply and delivery connections and it has for object to simplify the construction and thereby reduce the cost of such meters.",GB189423572A,1894,0
The object of this Invention is to render the employment of a second jacquard apparatus (now used for producing the ground work) unnecessary.,GB185400643A,1854,1
"This Invention is designed principally to enable the workman to unchuck or release the article from the dogs or holders, and replace it by another without stopping the lathe, by which means both time and labor are considerably economized.",GB187404280A,1874,1
"Having thus described the nature and object of my said improve-
ments, together with the manner of carrying the same into practical
effect, I would remark, in conclusion, that I claim as my Invention,-
First, in self-stripping carding engines (wherein an endless travelling
chain or belt of ""flats"" or top cords is employed) so constructing and
arranging the curved frame that the whole or a portion of the said
chain flats may be readily raised and suspended, in order to allow
of convenient access to the main carding cylinder, when required. And, lastly, I claim the
apparatus above described, and shewn in the Drawings, for causing the
sliver of cotton or other fibrous material to pass into an inverted
66 order that the subsequent operation of slubbing may be entirely
Hispensed with.",GB185200409A,1852,1
"The object of this Invention is to construct a washing machine wherein the clothes will be washed more efficiently and with less expense of labor than is at present practicable, and consists in mounting a cylindrical casing upon bearings within a boiler, and into which cylinder the clothes requiring to be cleansed are placed; upon the inside of the ends of this cylinder I arrange radial ribs, and also upon the inside of the cylindrical surface I arrange longitudinal ribs which serve to prevent the clothes coming into immediate contact with such ends and cylindrical surface, and at the same time allow the steam to have free access amongst the clothes.",GB187600220A,1876,1
Now the object of this invention is to construct a machine for dividing or separating the fibres into bunches or tufts and presenting them to the workwoman or attendant as successively formed.,GB188302901A,1883,1
"The object of the invention is to provide a reed which shall be as efficient as heretofore for battening, and which shall, moreover, be unusually desirable by reason of the greater elasticity or yielding capability of the reed-dents whereby they may be free to spread, one from the other, opposite the edge of the race-board, to permit the free passage (and without liability of breakage) of lumpy or knotted warp yarns through the reed.",GB189304222A,1893,0
"The primary object of this appearing from the following:-The various tubes having been mounted on a board and arranged in the forms required, delineating the letters, words, or signs, the electrical connections are then made, joining electrically in circuit the tubes in sets of equal lengths, or sections, each section forming a complete circuit capable of then being joined, in that which is technically known as ""parallel circuit"" with the other sections so formed; thus as far as possible added or artificial resistances to balance the various sections will generally not be required, or if required, will, by the above described method and system be reduced to a minimum.",GB189119551A,1891,0
This invention has for its object to provide a machine tool for moulding stone wherein the cutter is rendered interchangeable and adjustable and which can be made more accurate and at considerable less cost than those hitherto in use.,GB189916009A,1899,0
"This invention relates to a ""continuous"" Kiln for burning Bricks, Earthenware, Limestone, Cement, and other substances; that is to say it relates to a kiln, in which the filling, burning, cooling, drying, and discharging of certain quantities of matorials is continuously taking place, and it has been specially devised in order that such processes may be conducted with greater economy of fuel and of labor than heretofore; and in the case of burning bricks, in order to prevent the fluxing in the fuel of any materials such as ironstone, &c., contained in said bricks, to obviate the permeation of the steam through the burnt bricks, while they are drying, and so that the bricks may be easily discharged by being handed into carts in a similar fashion to that in which carts are loaded in an ordinary common kiln.",GB189001525A,1890,1
"My invention relates to wave motors or mills, or to that class of motors or mechanism intended and built for the purpose of utilizing the power of waves of the ocean, or other large bodies of water; and the object of my invention is to utilize the power of such water waves, by using the same to compress air and store the latter for use in driving engines, electric dynamos and the like or for any other purpose. The special objects of this improvement are 1st, to secure an automatic adjustment of the air compressor to the irregularity of and the different height, size and strength of different waves, and to the rise and fall of the tides, thus saving all trouble and expense of adjustment from the power station, or from the shore; 2nd, to ensure full work of the piston in the air compressor cylinder, and complete compression and clearing of the cylinder with every stroke; 3rd, to keep the compressor cool, without water-jacketting the cylinder; 4th, to allow the power or Hoating buoy free and easy action at all times, thus avoiding rigidity of parts in and straining of the mechanism; and 5th, to obtain the maximum power at the minimum cost of construction. The advantages and object of this submerged buoy are to keep the two cylinders as erect as possible at all times, and to maintain the compensating cylinder at a uniform distance from the anchorage or bottom.",GB189919999A,1899,0
"The primary object of my invention is to so treat coke, that its volume is materially reduced, into a compact state, whereby it is rendered particularly suitable for export, owing for example, to the reduction of freight consequently to be obtained, while the coke itself is improved as a fuel, in that it is superior, as a fuel to coke used without the treatment, forming the subject of my present invention. With the object of reducing the expense in the manufacture the waste heat from retort houses, of gas-works, or other industrial works, may be utilized for dissolving the glue or other cementitious or gelatinous substances. To accomplish this object the moulds are constructed with internal projections thereon so as to produce indentations in the cakes or cubes, when moulded to permit the easy separation fro:n one another of the cubes or cakes.",GB189605916A,1896,0
"The use of the small iron spindle F, F, covered with wood and left rather larger than the spindle G, G, is with pressure of the small wood ruller made up in pairs b, b, b, b, b, and so contrived that each pair may roll upon two slivers to bring them down straight and preserve the twist which they receive in the roving machine till the slivers leave them. This machinery is calculated to save the heavy expence of currents of water, erecting spacious buildings, water works, steam engines, and to spin hemp, flax, tow, and wool at such an easy expence as to bring it within the reach of small manufacturers, and constructed upon such safe and easy principles that no length of experience will be necessary to enable children to work the same, and the use of water, steam, &c., thereby rendred unnecessary, and to occupy so little space that the machines may be placed in such rooms, outbuildings, or other cheap places.",GB180602944A,1806,1
"My Invention of ""Improvements in Machinery for Treating Flax, Hemp, New Zealand Flax, Spanish or China Grass, and other Vegetable Fibres,"" has for its object the construction of a machine in which the several processes of breaking, washing, beating, heckling, combing, brushing, and deviling the fibres may be effected.",GB186100511A,1861,1
"My said Invention relates to the preservation of potatoes, turnips, parsnips, and carrots, whereby they may be kept for a great length of time, and used for food afterwards, without losing any of their nutritive qualities or having their flavour impaired.",GB186302753A,1863,0
"My invention relates to a new or improved heel burnishing machine; and it has for its object to quickly and efficiently burnish boot or shoe heels by power in a manner similar to the usual hand work; and it is carried out as will be understood from the following Specification, reference being had to the accompanying drawings.",GB189408907A,1894,1
"This invention consists in an improved decorticating or hulling machine for removing the skin, shell, or hull from grain or the skin from coffee beans or other leguminous or grain fruit also partly for polishing the same.",GB189101893A,1891,0
"The Invention relates to caddies or boxes for keeping coffee, tea, or other substances that require to be preserved from contact with the air, in order to prevent the loss or destruction of aroma, or their getting bad qualities thereby ; at the same time my improved boxes offer the means of measuring out their contents.",GB185801448A,1858,0
"""The purpose of my improvement is to enable a ""Wheeler and. Wilson sewing machine to make the three (or more) threaded stitch shown in Figure 7, and herein-after described.""",GB186501641A,1865,0
"My Invention relates to that class of machines for making brushes, which act by separating the required quantity of bristles or ""stock"" to form a tuft from a stock holder, and wind wire round it in the screw form, and screw it into the hole in the wood block, which has been previously drilled with holes to receive tufts, this block being moved by hand after the insertion of each tuft to bring another hole in the block in position to receive the next tuft; and the object of my Invention is to simplify and reduce the cost of the mechanism for performing these operations and make its action more certain, and my Invention consists in an improved combination and arrangement of mechanism.",GB187803839A,1878,1
"My invention relates to high speed vertical compound steam engines and has for one of its objects to place the high pressure and low pressure cylinders close to each other so that simple steam passages at opposite ends of the cylinders, directly conduct the steam from the exhaust of the high pressure cylinder to the low pressure cylinder, and thus the clearance between the cylinders and through their valves is very small. Another object of the invention is to control the admission of steam to the low pressure cylinder by the valve of the high pressure cylinder which governs the inlet to and outlet from the high pressure cylinder, the opening of the exhaust from the high pressure cylinder constituting the opening of steam for the low pressure cylinder. Another object of my invention is to provide mechanism for working both sets of valves, the high pressure and the low pressure, from one crank plate. Another object of my invention is to provide reliable governor-controlled mechanism for determining the point of cut off and equalising the motion of the valves at both ends of the high pressure cylinder. Another object of the invention is to so arrange the connection of the valve gear with the engine shaft as to give the valves the same movements in both the up and the down strokes. Another object of the invention is to provide throughout the engine a perfect balance by counter-balancing all parts by other parts or by suitable counter-poises.",GB189411857A,1894,0
"The objects of my invention are to improve the prior construction and render the connecting block susceptible of being adjusted, and also capable of removal laterally from the rails, after detaching either one of the chairs, or lengthwise from the end of either rail after detaching the chairs.",GB189315097A,1893,0
"This Invention has for its object the braiding of flat braid of the maximum widths, and number of strands. It is an improvement on the ""double plate"" or ""two plate"" machine for braiding this description of braid, and is calculated to adapt the method employed in the said double plate machine with two serpentine race plates to the ordinary ""single plate"" braiding machine with only one serpentine race plate, with a view to produce a machine of simpler construction and a more convenient operation than the said double plate machine for the manufacture of wide flat braid.",GB186400540A,1864,1
"Our Invention relates to machines used for spinning and winding jute, tow, flax, hemp, cotton, wool, and other fibrous substances, and it has for its object novel methods of construction and arrangement of such machines and their appurtenances so that the operations of ""spinning "" and ""winding"" jute, tow, flax, hemp, cotton, and wool or other fibrous substances (which operations have hitherto been carried on by two distinct machines) can be carried on in a single machine and also so that the same Invention may be applied to the process of roving.""",GB188403898A,1884,1
"Our Invention relates to the cutting parts of reaping & mowing machines, and has for its object the obtaining a better adjustment of the bottom cutters and increased facilities for effecting their removal for the purpose of sharpening and repairs, and their replacement without the aid of skilled labor.",GB187402413A,1874,1
"The object of this Invention is to provide a means of securing envelopes, so that any attempt at tampering with them when once fastened will be rendered apparent.",GB185700881A,1857,0
"The object of leaving the barrels B disconnected at their, muzzle ends and for a distance rearward thereof is to permit of the same being spread apart and outward whenever it may be desired to cause the bullets or pellets, on their discharge from the gun, to spread outward or scatter and form an extended pattern.",GB188603750A,1886,0
"This invention has for its object the construction of a machine adapted to cut the hair from the fur of skins in lieu of by hand work, whereby a great amount of injurious and tedious labour is saved and loss of fur obviated.",GB189218308A,1892,1
"The invention relates primarily to a supporting runner or pulley for sliding or movable partitions or doors applicable also to sash pulleys and similar appliances, and is designed with the object, of adapting ball bearings thereto.",GB189628169A,1896,0
"For the purpose of automatically regulating the speed of the feed, and preventing a clogging or choking of the uncleaned cotton in front of the machine, we have devised the following arrangement or contrivance: As the quantity of material forced forward depends to some extent upon the amount of side movement of the fingers in relation to their vibrating action, and as the length of stroke or extent of partial revolution of the ""fingers"" can be regulated by the position of the stud in the disc or in the slot of the crank arm, the side movement of the ""fingers"" remains to be operated upon or controlled in accordance with the requirements of the gin and the rate of the performances.",GB186602441A,1866,0
"This invention relates to a new or improved method of and means for fixing rain water, soil and other eared pipes, whereby such pipes may be removed and fixed without injury to the pipes and whereby any particular length of pipe forming a portion of a stack may be removed with ease without interfering with the remainder. By this invention economy is effected as the work of removing and refixing can be done by one man consequently there is a great saving in the cost of labor as compared with the present method of fixing such pipes.",GB189512400A,1895,1
"Our invention relates to an improved binder for sewing-machines, and is designed to provide for the automatic adjustment of the work according to the thickness of the same in such a manner that the edge of the braid or other binding will always be brought into its proper position relatively to the needle. Therefore, in the binding of articles the thickness of which varies at different parts of the edge to be bound, the edge of the binding-strip will be kept properly under the needles at all times during the passage of the work through the machine. Moreover the machine is thus adapted automatically for binding materials of different thickness with binding-strips of the same width.",GB189017027A,1890,1
"Our present improvements have for their object, firstly to prevent the paper, after having been corrugated or embossed, from flattening or spreading before it is cemented on to the flat sheet, and secondly to enable two. such corrugated sheets to be simultaneously cemented on to two flat sheets, thus doing double the amount of work at the same time in one machine.

Our present invention has for its object to strengthen such fabric and at the same time to facilitate its more rapid manufacture by preventing the paper after having been corrugated or embossed by passing between two corrugating or embossing rollers or cylinders from flattening or spreading before it is cemented on to the flat sheet, and it consists mainly in passing one or more threads, tapes, or thin wires over the surface of the corrugated sheet as it enters between the corrugated rollers, so as, when it leaves the one corrugating roller, to hold it down on the second roller until the flat sheet coated with cementitious matter is applied thereto, such sheet being thereby made to enclose the thread or threads between it and the corrugated sheet, so as to permanently form part of and strengthen the resilient packing material produced.",GB189308953A,1893,1
"Girders constructed according to the foregoing description are designed to be specially suited for employment in the support of loads rested on top flanges B; or otherwise the load may result from the support of materials passed through spaces or openings at desired intervals, through the girder web, and bearing on either, or on both flanges of girder simultaneously as shown in Figures 4 to 8. These girders are intended in practice, for general carrying purposes, and for combination with and support of, timber joisting to form wooden floors, platforms, or like structures, in which case, and for such purpose, spaces or openings at intervals, will be left between each back to back couple of web-portions or sections, in the direction of length of girder, as shown in Figures 1 to 3. In other cases, the girders may, through their web, be combined with, and support, transverse metallic joists or bars C¹ of suitable section, in turn combined with concrete or analogous composition, as shown in Figures 4 and 8; the entire combination of girders with their transverse joists or bars and concrete, being arranged and made in such manner as to wholly, or almost wholly, hide and embed the iron work in the concrete D, D¹ of structure; thereby protecting the structural iron work from the action of heat in the event of fire impinging against the structure so constituted.",GB188604235A,1886,0
"Another portion of our Invention consists of a new mode of oiling the terry or pile wires in a terry loom by causing the oil to run down a channel into a sponge or other retaining substance at the side of the loom, over which sponge the wires are drawn as they are pulled out of the cloth. This mode is much superior to that generally in use in carpet looms, in which the oil is laid upon a brush at intervals by hand.",GB186001223A,1860,1
"This improved machine for dressing millstones is designed to supersede the complicated machines hitherto devised for that purpose, and to perform the work more rapidly and in a more perfect manner than it can possibly be done by the old hand process.",GB186502817A,1865,1
"My invention relates to appliances designed to incise articles-as for example glass tubes or plates-& has for its object the provision of a device, simple in construction, inexpensive in manufacture & efficient in practical use.",GB189102982A,1891,0
"This invention relates to the construction of resistance switches and their brushes in such a manner that in order to provide for a given number of steps, the number of contact plates or segments and of the resistances and their connections may be considerably reduced, or in other words, that a given number of plates or segments, resistances and connections may serve for a considerably greater number of steps.",GB189508727A,1895,0
"The object of my Invention is to make provision for feeding the said furnaces with fuel by mechanical appliances, and thus to save the manual labour consequent from the ordinary plan of feeding by a shovel or other similar means.

The object of my said Invention is in whole or in part to dispense with fire-bars and the ordinary grates, and to make provision for feeding the said furnaces with fuel by mechanical appliances, and thus to save the manual labour consequent from the ordinary plan of construction and mode of feeding by a shovel or other similar means.",GB186802115A,1868,1
"My invention relates to the manufacture of a new or improved fumigant for the destruction of the parasitic insects which infest plants and flowers in conservatories, such as green fly, thrips, red spider, and the like, and has for its object to provide such a fumigant as will be effective in operation, and yet may be used without injury to the most delicate plants. My invention consists in making a compound from tobacco or snuff waste, incorporating therewith other herbs or compounds possessing qualities which whilst burning, emit fumes that will be destructive of the insect pests, and making the entire compound of uniform strength and quality, so that gardeners and nursery-men will know exactly how much to use in fumigating their plant houses.",GB189914590A,1899,0
This Invention relates to an improved lawn tennis pole and is designed for the purpose of rendering such poles more portable and more readily fixed into the ground.,GB188515377A,1885,0
"This Invention relates to the construction of a simple, cheap, and effective clog or apparatus for roughing horses whereby the clog or apparatus can be placed on the horse's foot and the roughing effected in a few minutes; at the same time the clog or apparatus can also be quickly removed.
In some cases the cross bar e is made in three parts, the two outer parts being screwed to the middle part, the object of this construction being to allow of the apparatus being adjusted to shoes of different sizes.",GB187900370A,1879,0
My Invention relates to an improvement in clasps for neckties and it has for its object to provide a simple and convenient means whereby the clasp may be readily attached to the collar stud and retained in position.,GB188406630A,1884,0
"""The purpose of this mesh-turner is to be able to knit ribs, to form a kind of ribbed knitting such as is commonly seen in the upper ends and legs of stockings. With the aid of this mesh-turner this ribbed knitting is performed by one needle without its being necessary to unthread and re-thread it.""",GB188702648A,1887,1
"The present invention relates to an improved construction of the modern velocipede and has for its object mainly to prevent the bent and unhealthy position of the rider and to give him instead an upright and healthy position. Moreover the improved construction enables a longer form of bicycle to be adopted whereby, as is well known, the steadiness of running is much increased.",GB189407452A,1894,0
"My Invention of Improvements in Apparatus for Serving Ropes and Cables with Yarn relates to improving the apparatus called the serving mallet, and consists is so arranging apparatus connected therewith that a serving mallet, constructed according to my Invention, will be rendered suitable for serving ropes or cables with yarn, and at the same time to carry a supply of yarn, thus dispensing with the necessity of a second person heretofore required to hand the yarn round the rope during the using of a serving mallet of the ordinary construction.",GB184008674A,1840,1
The object of this invention is to provide automatic machinery by which linoleum and like floor cloths may be made with a pattern surface formed from fine granulated linoleum or like material applied over them with the aid of flat perforated stencil plates according to the system described in the Specification of a former Patent granted to us No. 4482 in the year 1888. The object of this invention is to provide automatic machinery by which linoleum and like floor cloths may be made with a pattern surface formed from fine granulated linoleum of various colours or like material applied over them with the aid of flat perforated stencil plates according to the system described in the Specification of a former Patent granted to us No. 4482 in the year 1888.,GB189400247A,1894,1
"My invention relates to magic lanterns, and has for its object to provide a lantern which can be folded or collapsed into a much smaller space than a lantern of similar capabilities (as regards the diameter of the dise illuminated and the focus) as heretofore constructed and also to provide means whereby the lantern when extended or opened out will be more rigid than heretofore.",GB189412230A,1894,0
"""The holes often get filled up with small fibres; the brass wings add expense, and the passing of the thread for piecing up when broken through the holes is slow. To do away with these drawbacks we do away with the top and side holes and with the brass wing, and produce flyers that can be manufactured at less cost, and which allow of a quick piccing up and produce better and more even yarn.""",GB188104482A,1881,1
"The object of my invention is to construct a knitting machine in which are combined the rapidity of production of a rotary machine and the facility for shoping the web possessed by a straight machine having opposite rows of needles and reciprocating cam boxes and thread gundes. This object attain by arranging two tows of needles in segmental form and using in connection therewith two sets of rotating thread guides and stitch forming devices, ono set moving mone direction and acting in conjunction with one segmental row of needles and the other set moving in the opposite direction and operating in conjunction with the other row of needles, the thiend being transferred from one thread guide to the other at each end of the acting set of needles -o that while the thread guides continuously rotate, the knitting operation is a back and forth movement, the thread being laid in one set of needles while its guide is travelling in one direction and in the other set of needles while its guide is travelling in the opposite direction so that needles can be brought into action at the end of the acting set in either 10w in order to widen the web, or can have their stitches transferred and he thrown out of action with the same facility as in the case of straight machines having opposite rows of needles.",GB189509554A,1895,1
"The subject of the present invention constitutes a brush, which have the bristles arranged in the ordinary manner; possess also a so-called ""bristle wedge"" of compressed bristles, by the edge of which the deepest spaces between the several teeth can be conveniently cleaned both from the outer side, and the inner side.",GB189619408A,1896,0
"The object of the Invention is to furnish a spinning ring which allows the forming of cops not only on bobbins of usual large diameter, but also on such of the smallest diameter, as paper or sheet metal quills, or even directly on the spindle. In all those cases, where the yarn is intended for weaving purposes and where formerly the cops, wound on large bobbins or quills, had to be brought by extra spooling upon small bobbins fitting the shuttle of the loom this extra spooling is avoided. By means of the new ring arrangement the cops are spun directly upon the shuttle bobbins. A further object is that besides this advantage the new arrangement forms a regulator of the tension of the yarn, or the tension regulates vice versa the effects of the spinning ring, and diminishes the danger of breaking the yarn.",GB188204603A,1882,1
"The improvements, which form the subject of the present Invention, have for their object the construction and arrangement of peculiar apparatus which is applicable to fire-places in general, and especially to those employed for steam generators, so that a considerable economy may be effected in the quantity of fuel employed and the volume of steam (produced by a plain heating surface) may be increased, and a perfect smoke consuming apparatus may be obtained. The only object of the pressure is to overcome the resistance which the body of fuel offers to the air in its passage, and to supply that part of the air which has been destroyed by the combustion of the fuel. In the foregoing description I have pointed out that the air enters and is supplied below the grating or fire-bars; this is necessary in order to effect the object in view, which is to have a hot-air space or chamber, and that the heated fuel or gases should be motionless.",GB187202466A,1872,0
"The primary object of my Invention is to provide means of indicating when casks and other vessels are sufficiently filled with liquid, thus preventing the overflow and waste of same.",GB187701150A,1877,0
"More specifically my invention relates to bottling devices for bottling carbonated waters in an economical and safe manner without the danger of breakage of glass by placing under absolute control the volume of gas used by the simple application of the means devised by this device. This third chamber is a gas chamber, it is used for the purpose of expanding the top pressure gas of the secondary chamber, which if not expanded and reduced in force, would cause great breakage of bottles.",GB189113959A,1891,0
"""It is evident that by such an automatic switching device not only the cost of construction and maintenance of a railway line so provided, is greatly reduced, but also the working of the line can be made absolutely independent of a points-man whereby greater security is obtained.""",GB189909902A,1899,1
"The object of my invention is to provide a machine combining the moulding and pressing operations; the bricks being passed mechanically from the moulding cylinder to the pressing apparatus. The object of my invention is to provide a machine combining the moulding and pressing operations, the bricks being passed mechanically from the moulding cylinder to the pressing apparatus.",GB189106039A,1891,1
"The object of the invention is to provide a blank or pattern adapted to be made into a glove with re-enforced thumb and finger tips of desirable form and exact dimensions, without the necessity of trimming the tips after they have been stitched.",GB189620066A,1896,0
"The objects of our invention are to do away with the heavy labour necessary for compressing the lifts in such machines, to accelerate the speed of the machines, and to insure uniformity of pressure and of thickness or height of heel.",GB189405705A,1894,1
The object of this invention is to cut or trim the edges of hat brims mechanically after the brims have been curled and set by hand or by a hat curling and setting machine preferably of the kind patented by John Robinson Kelsey on the seventh day of July 1881 N° 2991.,GB188301963A,1883,1
"According to my improvements in safety lamps the immediate and
certain extinction of the flame is ensured upon any attempt being made
to open the lamp, so that all possibility of explosion by the exposure of
the flame is avoided, thereby affording absolute security when used in
mines, magazines, spirit rooms, holds of ships, and other places con-
taining inflammable gases, vapors, or materials.",GB186902688A,1869,0
"The object of my Invention is to attain by means of the machinery herein-after described, the effect which has hitherto been obtained by ornamenting by manual labor, and thus at a diminished cost I can employ rollers of any width, obviating both of the disadvantages of manual labor. For the purpose of ornamenting the covers of a book I employ the same mechanism, but instead of the framework holding the book I employ a table having motions similar to the slide rest of a lathe, so that I may pass the book under the roller in any direction I please.",GB187002400A,1870,1
"This Invention-relates to improvements in bakers' ovens and has for its object a saving of fuel, labour, and space, greater cleanliness, and a better control over or _ management of the temperature of the oven as compared with the bakers"" ovens generally employed.",GB187804230A,1878,1
"Secondly in the lower part of the batten or cylinder frame we employ a step with two or more bearings (preferably four) the object of which is to avoid having to replace the same with a new step every time one bearing is worn through. Thirdly our invention relates to the means for connecting the harness to the hooks of the machine the object being to facilitate the removal and renewal of the harness when necessary, considerable difficulty having been experienced in so doing especially upon ""double-lift"" machines.",GB189500322A,1895,0
"This invention has reference to improvements in and relating to waterproof garments, and comprises a new or improved method of waterproofing and rendering more pliable the jointing seams of the cloth, and dispensing with the overlay or waterproof cloth taping heretofore used where double thickness, or tape and sewn seams are formed on these garments and enable said seams to be made by inexperienced workpeople.",GB189223883A,1892,1
"Now my Invention consists specifically in utilizing the steam after
it has done work in the engines by collecting it in the form of fresh 5
water, and whilst doing so relieving the engines from back pressure.
Now my Invention consists specifically in utilizing the steam after
it has done work in the engines by collecting it in the form of fresh 5
water, and whilst doing so relieving the engines from back pressure.",GB187304189A,1873,0
"The object of our Invention is, firstly, to attain greater speed than is otherwise attainable, and also to avoid all strain or jerking of the threads on starting, or slackening of the threads on stopping, whereby better and more even warping is attained; secondly, to regulate the tension of the warp so that a regular and uniform length of warp is obtained accordingly, as may be required, and also the obtaining of more even cheeses.",GB188003385A,1880,0
"""In the use of a centrifugal machine much time and power are lost by having to stop the machine, empty it, fill it again, and start it, getting it gradually up to full speed. Now this invention is designed to save this loss and delay, and also to enable me to separate lumps from finer particles in the centrifugal itself while running at full speed.""",GB188400645A,1884,1
"The object of my invention is to so situate and work a series and combination of mechanical movements as to obtain a simple, efficient and economical means of manufacturing artificial fuel.",GB189307625A,1893,0
"This invention relates to apparatus for winding the spindles of self-acting mules of the kind having a zigzag bar or rail, the object of the invention being to automatically reduce, or increase, the rotary speed of the spindle, as necessary with reference to the zigzag bar or rail. The object of this intermediate spur wheel gearing is to transmit the alternating speed of the eccentrics to the driving cylinder.",GB189909758A,1899,1
"The object of the invention is to so construct and arrange the parts of said machines, as to improve the general working of the same.",GB189002003A,1890,0
"""In box-ottoman couches and the like, whether opening from one side or both sides, the lid being stuffed to act as the couch cushion is of considerable thickness, usually five or six inches, in consequence of which when the lid was opened the box or ottoman has hitherto required to be moved away from the wall, the foot of the bed, or the like against which it normally stood, to the extent of the thickness of this lid, as otherwise the lid could not have been opened. My present invention removes this drawback and by this means the lid can be opened either from one or both sides without the necessity for moving the ottoman.""",GB189307086A,1893,0
"By the use of my Invention this loss is avoided. All or practically all the ammoniacal compounds are withdrawn, the illuminating power of the gas is increased and the expence of water, which in extensive gas works is very large, is saved to a great extent. By the use of my process in connection with any suitable form of condenser and without water all the ammoniacal compounds may be removed from such offensive gases, thus abating a nuisance of no small magnitude now existing in the vicinity of many large towns. To avoid in part this evil the ventilation of this spent material is practised in some cases by causing a current of atmospheric air to pass downward through the purifying boxes (after the flow of gas has been cut off), induced by a powerful exhauster with a view to removing this evil. If in such cases the current of air from such spent material is carried through boxes charged as I have herein described with salt cake, all the ammonia contained in the spent lime and oxide of iron which is now a total loss will be saved and utilized. If these products which are now a source of great annoyance and injury to public health are carried by means of a suitable exhauster through boxes containing salt cake or other acid salts, as herein described, all the ammoniacal compounds will be combined and removed.",GB187402520A,1874,0
"The object of having three pins on each of the plates 9 is for the purpose of preventing the turning round the block thereon, and also to prevent the block (which is usually formed of three parts) falling to pieces, for one of the pins enter into each of the thrco parts of which the block is composed, and they thus keep the parts of the block close together, which is very necessary, in consequence of the pliable and weak state of the hat at the time it is saturated with the dyeing liquid, and thus when once the hats are blocked and placed in the machine they do not require afterwards to be touched till they are sufficiently dyed.",GB183006028A,1830,1
"The object of the present Invention is to act directly on the impurities of the juice, both organic and mineral, so as to render them insoluble, preserving them at the same time from all the alterations above mentioned, and leaving the sugar uninjured in solution in the water of the juice. By this means loaves of white sugar may be produced immediately from the juice, without the necessity of first producing a raw sugar and then refining it.",GB184912844A,1849,1
"This invention consists in arranging apparatus in such a manner that a detonating signal is, by the passage of a train along the line, brought into position to be exploded by the passage of any following train, and so that it is held in this position during any period of time, and is then withdrawn by the action of the apparatus.",GB185601557A,1856,0
"The object of my invention is to make a toy, in the form of a repeating gun, or pistol, having a magazine for holding projectiles, and can be used, either as a magazine gun, for rapid firing or as a breechloader.

The object of my invention is to make a toy repeating gun or pistol provided with a magazine for holding peas or other small projectiles the said toy gun or pistol being so constructed as to be used either as a magazine gun or pistol for rapid firing or as a breech loader.",GB189407658A,1894,0
My invention has for its object improvements in mail carts which are very quickly adjusted and adapted to the use of one or two children in a sitting position as well as to a flat or lying position for one child or person. By this means 'the needs of families are met with one instead of two or three vehicles which is a great saving and convenience.,GB189622391A,1896,0
"""Prominent objects of the invention are to produce a machine which is capable of automatically performing the various operations incident to the formation of any particular part or piece-that is to say, a machine which is capable of receiving stock in a certain condition, of performing on such stock a number of operations of a predetermined character, and of discharging the finished product when the last operation has been completed, without requiring manual assistance from the time the stock enters the machine till the product emerges therefrom; and to make such a machine capable of efficiently and economically making such parts with great rapidity, so that large numbers of them may be turned out in a comparatively short space of time. A further object of the invention is to provide a machine of this kind which is particularly adapted for making nipples, caps or attachments for securing the spokes of bicycle or similar wheels to their rims.""",GB189617756A,1896,1
"My invention consists of Improvements in Gas and Lamp Globes and Shades for gas burners &c and has for its object the utilising of a larger portion of the light emitted from gas burners &c, and preventing the blackening of ceilings &c, which results from the burning of gas in ordinary shades or globes. My Invention consists of Improvements in Gas and Lamp Globes and Shades for Gas burners &c and has for its object the utilising of a larger portion of the light emitted from gas burners &c and preventing the blackening of ceilings &c which results from the burning of gas in ordinary shades or globes.",GB188515278A,1885,0
"The object of this Invention is to decarbonize cast iron by a mecha-
nical process instead of by the laborious operation of hand puddling, as
heretofore. The important object sought by the herein-described construction and
arrangement of crucibles is to enable large clay crucibles to be used to
contain large amounts of metal, whereby a great economy of fuel and labor is effected, clay crucibles being better adapted for converting
purposes than those made of plumbago, as now used. This
arrangement is also calculated to greatly facilitate charging and
regulating the process of converting iron.",GB186902050A,1869,1
"Now, the object of my Invention is, simply a mode of applying or using a saw guide, set perpendicularly over the cut or cuts to be made in the block under the machines, which is moved horizontally by a screw or screws, that is, backwards and forwards, or vertically, that is, up and down, as the case may be, to suit the position and size of the block of marble or other stone wherein the saw or saws framed is or are worked, and guided thereby backwards and forwards, which is and are balanced by a weight to that degree suspended by a pulley or pulleys perpendicularly over the cut or cuts to raise the saw or saws to allow the sand to fall between the marble and saw or saw plates, by which means the cutting or sawing is continual and regular, and the surfaces of the marble or stone are not stunned or rendered coarse, consequently leaving little or no labor to the polisher or laborer to ""close"" the surfaces of the said marble or stone.",GB184309839A,1843,1
"My invention has for its object the repeated use of the waste steam escaping from steam-engines, for the purpose of actuating engines, by raising the low-pressure of the escaping steam to high pressure again by an injector supplied with live steam at very high pressure, say, about 100 to 200 atmospheres, obtained from a suitable generator of known construction.",GB189821917A,1898,0
"The object of the Invention is so to construct machinery for driving piles that the machinery may travel progressively along the piles which have been driven by such machinery, and by means of a suitable saw to cut off the upper ends of the piles to the height desired.",GB184109096A,1841,1
"This Invention relates to a new process and arrangement of apparatus more particularly applicable to the melting of glass, in such manner that by reason of the same being melted in its own material it remains free from the impurities which have hitherto always been taken up by the glass in process of fusion from the clay of which the melting vessels are formed, or with which they are coated or lined. Another advantage arising from the present Invention is the ensuring the pouring out of the molten glass from the melting vessel in a perfectly thin Buid state with mechanical precision in consequence of its greater purity and solidity (the vessels hitherto in use have been found when at the proper heat to be too weak to admit of their being manoeuvered whilst in that state). To effect the pouring off in such a way that the molten stream shall not be too long, and in order to ensure a smoother and more uniform flow, a casting bridge is employed, which may be made of hollow iron, fire brick, or any other suitable material, and may be heated in any convenient manner, and be brought and maintained in the proper position to ensure a slow and equable flow of the glass over this bridge on to the casting plate P, and an equable spreading out on such plate of the glass.",GB187903271A,1879,0
"Our present invention relates to multiple drills or boring machines and has for
its object to construct a new or improved machine which will drill a number of holes
radially towards a centre or at varying angles simultaneously in effecting the said
object therefore we employ any number of drills corresponding to the number of
holes required to be drilled or bored and we secure said drills to a corresponding
number of spindles which we support in either a circular or partly circular frame
in such a inanner that the points of the drills are directed or extend towards-
where desired-one common centre in such a manner for instance that all the radial
holes in the hub of a bicycle wheel or other similar article where such holes are required may be drilled or bored at one operation.",GB189016004A,1890,1
This invention relates to improvements in rocking horses somewhat of that character known as American Hobby horses and has for its object the improved arrangement construction and mounting of the parts whereby obtain additional and novel combination of movements to those hitherto or ordinarily obtained and also such improved rocking horses are capable of being made locomotive if desired part of my present invention being designed as an improvement upon an invention for which George Lundberry received Letters Patent dated the 13th November 1886 No. 14761. The object of these large bearings g¹ is mainly to obtain greater steadiness in the swinging movement.,GB188906173A,1889,0
My Invention relates to machinery for turning castor bowls and other articles made from potter's clay and has for its object to provide a machine whereby several castor bowls or other articles can be turned at the same time.,GB188400169A,1884,1
"The object of our invention is to provide a machine by means of which a book, pamphlet or the like may be automatically stitched and a knot that will not slip tied in the thread, thus sewing the several leaves securely together. The present invention is directed mainly to overcoming these defects.",GB188709178A,1887,1
"The objects of our Invention are (1) to treat alkaline lime mud so as to free it as far as practicable from alkali, namely soda and potassa, and from moisture, and (2) to provide suitable and efficient apparatus to be used in carrying our improved treatment into effect. Lime mud treated under our Invention is so far freed from alkali and moisture that the expense of reworking the alkali is avoided, and a larger amount of work can be done in the black ash furnaces without additional fuel.",GB188105544A,1881,0
"This Invention relates to further improvements founded upon an Invention for which Letters Patent were granted to me, No. 2009, dated the Ninth day of May, One thousand eight hundred and eighty one, the present improvements consisting in so adapting a nipping apparatus to the large circular comb that by means of one pair of drawing-off rollers practically the whole of the combed tuft is seized and drawn into a sliver of top, no combed fringe being left as hitherto on the inside of the large circular comb after the said rollers have drawn the sliver, thereby obviating the necessity of employing an additional pair of drawing off rollers, and consequently of drawing off two slivers as at present.",GB188104125A,1881,1
"The nature of my said Invention to consist in making the said bolts and other the like ships' fastenings of an alloy of zinc and copper, in such proportions and of such qualities as while it enables the manufacturer to roll and work the said compound metal into bolts and other the like ships' fastenings at a red heat, and thus makes the said bolts and other the like ships' fastenings less difficult to work, and consequently cheaper to manufacture, renders the said bolts and other the like ships' fastenings less liable to oxydation, and consequently more durable than the ordinary bolts and other the like ships' fastenings now in use.",GB183206347A,1832,1
"The covering of gold thus obtained, and which is extremely thin, more or less suffers during the manufacture of the gold plate into an article of jewellery or the like, and the object of the present invention is to protect the gold surface against injury during such operation.",GB189718920A,1897,0
"""My said Invention relates to certain improvements applicable to boxes or receptacles for coals for domestic or household use, and which tend to obviate the inconvenience connected with the coal boxes in ordinary use when coals containing a considerable amount of dust or coal in a fine state of division are employed, the principal object of my Invention being the separation of the dust or small coal, and the collection thereof in such manner as to be readily removable.""",GB186200624A,1862,0
"""In order to facilitate the instant use of the compass correctors I may construct the same with a central dial or graduated part in connection with a hand or index and with clock work for moving same once in four and twenty hours. Such a construction is applicable for use with any of the heavenly bodies and I thus do away with the necessity for constantly setting the instrument according to the hour.""",GB188200933A,1882,1
By my invention I obviate these defects and inconveniences and make a boot or shoe in such a manner that it will be more pliable and will yield more readily to the natural movement of the foot of the wearer and will therefore insure a greater degree of comfort than a boot or shoe made according to the methods of manufacture heretofore employed and it will be far more durable than those hitherto made; and when made by this method they can be re-soled without using nails or rivitts as is the case in ordinary machine sewn boots and shoes.,GB188709889A,1887,0
"The machine is designed to take the place of the complicated and
expensive looms now employed, and to produce a fabric superior to that
formed on a loom.",GB187303483A,1873,1
"This invention relates to a combined feeding rack and trough for calves, sheep and other animals and has for its object the provision of a rack and trough com bined which will allow of a considerable number of calves and sheep or other animals feeding together at the same time, while further, such rack and trough will allow of the animals having more ready access to the food without crowding, than was heretofore possible. The object of these bars f is to divide the spaces between the vertical posts into suitable divisions, so as to apportion off a certain space for each animal feeding and thereby prevent crowding.",GB189806312A,1898,0
"This invention relates to means for automatically releasing the self-acting brake employed in looms for weaving, and consists in attaching to the ordinary brake lever a lever pivoted to the back end of the loom side; the latter lever being provided with slots, or their equivalents, in which is mounted a sliding rod with a curved or other notch. The lever and its connections are operated by the momentum of the fly wheel on the tappet shaft after the brake has been applied, and is constructed to stop the loom on the back centre when the ""weft"" breaks, which is the most convenient position for the weaver.",GB188614202A,1886,1
"Firstly. To provide a casing or wrapper covering a cop of cotton, silk, or other thread, dispensing with the ordinary method of rewinding spools now used in shuttles of sewing machines. Secondly. To reduce the amount of threading up of shuttles, thus saving time and producing greater regularity in the tension of the top thread used in sewing machines, as well as the underneath thread used in the shuttles of the same. Thirdly. By adopting this Invention of casing or wrapper to dispense with the wood and other reels on which sewing cottons, silks, and other threads are now wound and used for hand or machine sewing. Fourthly. By using this casing or wrapper covering or nearly so the ‘cop” of cotton, silk, or other thread, and drawing such thread from the inside, there is less liability for the material.to become soiled or wasted.",GB187501842A,1875,1
"This invention relates chiefly to the ironing of gentlemen's shirt fronts but it is also applicable for ironing purposes generally, the object of the invention being to provide an ironing board of such a form that the steam produced by passing the hot iron over the damp shirt front may pass away readily thereby effecting a quicker drying of the front whereby the ironing operation may be carried out more speedily and effectively than heretofore. The object of thus forming the slits or holes being that the steam as it passes through shall have free egress and pass away quickly.This Invention relates chiefly to the ironing of Gentlemen's shirt fronts but it is also applicable for ironing purposes generally, the object of the Invention being to provide an ironing board of such a form that the vapor produced at the back of the article being ironed by the hot iron passing over the damp articles may pass readily away thus effecting a quicker drying of the front than heretofore and facilitating the ironing operation. The object of thus forming the slits or holes being that the vapor as it passes through shall be free to pass away quickly.",GB188304690A,1883,0
"These processes have many objections principally in the matter of expense or cost of manufacture, and, in the case of the first mentioned process, a lack of homogeneity and solidity in the cast metal of the finished wheel. The object of my invention is to make a car wheel formed from a solid ingot bloom of steel by forging the ingot under heavy steam hammers having suitably shaped dies.",GB188917106A,1889,0
"The object of the present invention is to enable the boring or piercing of the boards or blocks of brushes, to receive the bristles or other material, to be effected in a more expeditious, economical and uniform manner than at present is possible by the means generally employed and to facilitate the employment of power therein so as to dispense as much as possible with skilled labour for the purpose. The object of the present invention is to enable the boring or piercing of the boards or blocks of brushes, to receive the bristles or other material, to be effected in a more expeditious, economical and uniform manner than at present is possible by the means generally employed and to facilitate the employment of power therein so as to dispense as much as possible with skilled labour for the purpose.",GB188613408A,1886,1
"The said grooved channels are intended each to receive the end of the screw commonly employed for fixing a knob or handle on to a door spindle. These bosses are intended to take into a hole made in the neck of each door knob to receive the screw for fixing the knob on to the spindle, and for this purpose the aforesaid bosses are tapped to receive their respective screws.",GB187501051A,1875,0
The object of my Invention is to lessen the cost of production by simplifying the action of the loom and expediting the weaving of the article. The object being to dispense with the necessity for weaving cross strip tapes during the formation of the tape ladders as herein before set forth.,GB188203242A,1882,1
"The silks I consider my Invention peculiarly adapted to improve are ""singles,"" sewing silks, purse silks, twisted trimmings, organzine, and tram. The advantages attained by my improvements are economy in labor, uniformity of tension in the silk yarns or threads under operation, as well as extreme regularity of twist, and a great saving in space or mill room.",GB185401930A,1854,1
"My invention has for its object to provide a machine for enclosing in wrappers, washing blue, blacklead, soap, or other substances in a more rapid and efficient manner than heretofore. My invention has for its object to provide a machine for enclosing in wrappers, washing-blue, black-lead, soap or other substance in a more rapid and efficient manner than heretofore.",GB189903514A,1899,1
"For the purpose of regulating the speed of steam engines I employ a governor of any well-known form to vary the amount of ""throw"" or travel of the slide valve of the steam cylinder by the intervention of an auxilliary motive-power, so as to enable it to effect that object without undue strain upon its centrifrugal force. For the purpose of regulating air, gas, or other motive-power engines driven by an elastic fluid, I use a similar arrangement to that lierein-before described, except that the motive-power for the small cylinder is obtained by compressed air or other fluid as may be found most convenient. For the purpose of regulating the speed of water wheels and other hydraulic engines, the aforesaid small cylinder which may be worked by hydraulic pressure is actuated in a similar manner by the governor, and is caused to vary the amount. of supply by means of suitable con- nections to the sluice valve or other arrangement by means of which the water is conveyed to the engine. Part of the arrangements herein-before described may also be used or employed for the purpose of starting, easing, or stopping a steam or other motive power engine, that is to say, either of the above arrange- ments, so far as relates to the small actuating cylinder, the hydraulic cylinder and the attachments to the slide of the main steam engine, may be employed without being connected to a governor, the slide or other valves of such small actuating cylinder and hydraulic cylinder being worked by hand. By this means sufficient power, speed, and certainty is obtained for moving the valves of large engines by the inter- vention of a small amount of manual labor.",GB187100127A,1871,1
"My invention refers to machines for planing, moulding or cutting narrow or broad pieces of wood and consists of the combination and arrangement of means for compounding the machine in order that two narrow boards, each alike or differing in size or shape, or one very wide board can be planed cut or moulded on all four sides at one time, thus doubling the amount of work capable of being done on an ordinary single machine, whilst less room is occupied and less power required than two of such machines.",GB189606703A,1896,1
The object of this invention is an improved method of constructing transposing pianofortes which can be adapted to either upright or horizontal instruments. The object of having this pin attached to the lever is to prevent the lever being moved before the key bottom raised or thrown out of gear thus preventing any damage being done to the mechanism as until the key bottom is raised the lever that transposes the keys cannot be moved.The object of this invention is an improved method of constructing transposing pianofortes either upright or horizontal:-. The object of having this pin E attached to the said lever D is to prevent the lever D being moved either way before the key bottom A is thrown out of gear and thus preventing any damage being caused to the mechanism as until the key bottom A is raised the lever D that transposes the keys L cannot be moved either way.,GB189406908A,1894,0
"This invention is designed to prevent ""lap waste"" in carding engines, combers and other preparing machines which are fed by cotton or other fibrous material in the form of laps.",GB189806844A,1898,0
"This Invention consists in an adjustable interest indicating table or calculating device, whereby not only manual labor is largely reduced but mental labor almost entirely dispensed with in ascertaining the amount of interest on different sums of money, at different rates of interest, for different periods of time, the whole forming what may be termed an instantaneous interest indicator or calculator.",GB188808648A,1888,1
"""It seems that all the trinitro derivatives of the aromatic hydrocarbons of the general formula
are no longer simple homologues of those for which I have obtained a Patent, and I therefore apply for a new Patent to protect the same.""",GB189113613A,1891,0
"This invention relates to automatic screw machines, and the object thereof
is the construction of mechanism whereby pieces of an irregular, or other than
practically cylindrical contour to be operated upon by said machine, may be
successively moved into position to be grasped by the jaws of the spindle-chuck
of said machine; and means for insuring the successive presentation of such
pieces of work to said spindle-chuck always in the same position relative to the
jaws thereof, whereby said pieces will be inserted between the open jaws of the
chuck in predetermined positions and during the rotation thereof, whether the
center of the piece of work inserted between the jaws of the chuck be concentric
with the axis of said chuck, or eccentric thereto.",GB189914215A,1899,1
"The object of my invention is to bleach dyo size or wash a suitable large quantity of hanks of cotton, linen, jute or other fibres in considerable less time than is required by the use of any other machinery or apparatus known for the same purpose heretofore and whereby the work is also performed more satisfactorily as regards quality, and the cost thereof is considerably reduced. The object of my invention is to bleach dye size or wash a suitable large quantity of hanks of cotton linen jute or other fibres in considerable less time than is required by the use of any other machinery or apparatus known for the same purpose heretofore and whereby the work is also performed more satisfactorily as regards quality & the cost thereof is considerably reduced.",GB188406043A,1884,1
"The object of the present invention is to construct a continuously working centrifugal machine or hydro-extractor that is to say one that can be emptied during rotation, so that stoppage of the rotary motion of the machine and restarting between the fillings or charges become unnecessary; again with this machine the emptying of its contents by manual work is done away with such emptying being simply effected by working a hand lever and then the centrifugal force of the drum automatically and very quickly empties the contents of the drum.",GB189120142A,1891,1
By introducing the cement material into the rotating chamber as a fine powder the necessity for grinding the cement after burning is entirely obviated. By introducing the cement material into the rotating chamber as a fine powder and by keeping it in continuous movement as it travels through this chamber the necessity for grinding the cement after burning is entirely obviated.,GB188505442A,1885,1
"The object of the present invention is to secure uniform quality of product, greater yield, means of using spent acid over and over again until consumed, while avoiding the labour, cost and time in clarification, filtration, settling, etc; so that one fourth the stock of acids usually required suffices to supply a factory.",GB188613011A,1886,1
"The object of this invention is to construct or arrange a framework, within which a dummy figure weighted or otherwise can be swung to and fro like a pendulum, and by the oscillations to cause an escapement anchor, or like contrivance, to move a crown or other wheel round in intermittent order, which wheel through the connection of its axle and suitable gearing will operate a pinned or studded barrel, which as it rotates strikes against reeds and produces musical notes, so that snatches of songs or ballads, or a few notes of opera or polka music can be heard, while the figure say, that of, a little girl, is swinging. The object of this invention is to construct or arrange a framework, within which a dummy figure, weighted or otherwise, can be swung to and fro like a pendulum and by the oscillations to cause an escapement anchor or like contrivance to move a crown or other wheel round in intermittent order, which wheel through the connection of its axle and suitable gearing will operate a pinned or studded barrel which as it rotates, strikes against metal tongues and produces musical notes so that snatches of songs or ballads or a few notes of opera or polka music can be heard while the figure, say that of a little girl, is swinging.",GB188813138A,1888,0
"Such being the nature and object of our said Invention, we will now proceed to describe more in detail the manner in which the same is to be or may be performed or carried into practical effect.",GB187503177A,1875,0
"This invention relates to a new or improved automatic double coupler for rail-
way wagons & the like & in accordance therewith in a safe & simple manner I
provide means of attachment & detachment suitable for the above mentioned,
whereby any number of wagons or carriages will couple without attendance and
to uncouple it is only necessary to turn a lever over when the coupling becomes
detached.",GB189911699A,1899,1
"The object of my invention is to manufacture improved bolts for doors and analogous articles, whereby increased safety is secured.",GB188709966A,1887,0
"The objects of my invention are to effect a saving of time and labour by dispensing with the operations of tying up and subsequent winding on spools or bobbins, to avoid waste of end pieces, and to overcome the objection of knotting or piecing which objects I attain by twisting or spinning the chenille continuously or in much greater lengths than usual, and winding it directly on spools, cops, or bobbins on or behind the rotating spindles or winding it in the form of hanks or reels on the spindle frame.",GB188416549A,1884,1
"My invention consists of a drilling machine especially devised for the purpose of forming a series of circumferential rows of openings in an annular plate or ring, my invention comprising certain details in the construction of the machine with the view, mainly, of insuring accuracy and rapidity in the operation of the machine. In order to prevent the drills from meeting in the centre of the ring, one drill is operated slightly in advance of the other, so. that it is fully projected and partially retracted before the opposite drill reaches the limit of its inward movement, as will be understood on reference to the diagrams, Figs. 5 and 6. In order to provide for the intermittent circumferential adjustment of the ring in the intervals between the actions of the drills, the shaft, 4, has a worm wheel, 28, which engages with a worm, 29, on a shaft, 30, the outer end of which is geared by means of spur wheels, 31, and, 32. to a shaft, 33, carrying a ratchet wheel, 34, with which engages a pawl, 35, hung to an arm, 36, connected by a rod, 37, to an arm, 38, on a rock shaft, 39, free to turn on a spindle, 40, carried by an arm, 41, of the frame, said rock shaft also having an arm, 42, which is acted upon by lugs, 43, on the periphery of one of the cam disks, 23, whereby, on each rotation of the latter, there will be a number of vibrations of the pawl-carrying arm, 36, and a consequent succession of movements of the ratchet wheel, 34, to the extent of one or more teeth, back movement of the wheel being prevented by a retaining pawl, 44, as shown in Fig. 3. It will be seen that the above described machine is entirely automatic in its action, and that the various adjustments of the parts insure accuracy in the disposal of the openings in the annular plate or ring, while rapid operation is insured by the use of a series of drill spindles and by working said spindles in pairs, each drill passing but part way through the ring, as the openings can be made much more rapidly in this way than when a single drill passing completely through the ring from one side to the other is employed. In order to complete the drilling of the ring more rapidly, I may place two or more drill carriages at any point on the circumference of the ring, but preferably at a point directly opposite the drill carriages on the machine above described, each pair of drill carriages being provided with drill spindles, so as to form a separate row of openings in the ring.",GB188813729A,1888,1
"- ""The present improvement is designed to simplify the said machinery, by substituting a pair of flanges on each roller for the purpose of superseding the ordinary front conductors or guides which lead the sliver of fibres from the gill roller to the drawing rollers.""
- ""The part of our Invention which applies to constructing and adapting models or patterns for moulding preparatory to casting parts of machinery employed in preparing spinning and manufacturing fibrous substances, is intended to simplify the operation of preparing moulds for casting in iron or other metals, and thereby to effect an economy in the cost of labour, and at the same time avoid the liability of producing faulty castings through the improper adjustment of the moulds, which liability, by our improvements, will be considerably diminished, if not-effectually prevented, and-the castings produced very greatly improved in quality and accuracy of form.""",GB185013208A,1850,1
"Marble can be thus prepared and polished to truth or evenness of surface with great facility, and consequently at a reduction in cost as compared with hand preparing and polishing.",GB186001505A,1860,1
"The object of this invention is to provide light and ventilation on board ship and in other places where direct light and fresh air are not easily obtainable, and this invention is of special advantage in connection with so-called inner cabins which in large vessels are situated below a deckhouse.",GB189008144A,1890,0
"By this construction of devices joints are formed both during the forward and the backward movement of the carriage, whereas in machines of this character it has heretofore been necessary to return the carriage by hand back to the starting point, and joints could only be formed while the carriage was travelling in one direction.",GB187805329A,1878,1
"This invention relates to gas stoves, and particularly to that class thereof which is designed for heating purposes; and the object of the invention is to provide an effective heater of this class in connection with which is employed a water circulating apparatus or means for employing either water or steam as an aid or auxiliary in producing the required heat; a further object being to combine a gas heater which employs radiators, and a circulatory apparatus for water, a hot air drum into and through which the products of combustion are passed, and through which also extends air tubes, which serve as auxiliary means for heating the air in the compartment, dwelling or building in which the heater is employed; and with these and other objects in view, the invention consists in the construction, combination and arrangement of parts hereinafter described and claimed.",GB189624925A,1896,0
The objects of my Invention are to facilitate and lessen the work of stitching the outer part of the hat or other article to the lining and to avoid the unsightly appearance produced by the seams which project on the innerside and to render the tape covering of the said seams unnecessary.,GB188514038A,1885,1
"This Invention relates to the cutting of the pile of weft pile velvets, cords, or other piled fabrics wherein the pile is cut in the direction of the warp threads, and the object of the invention is to construct an entirely automatic or self acting machine for that purpose.This invention relates to the cutting of the pile of weft pile velvets, cords or other piled fabrics wherein the pile is cut in the direction of the warp threads, and the object of the invention is to construct an improved machine for that purpose.",GB188702206A,1887,1
"The Invention relates to those mechanical stoppers which are employed on bottles containing effervescent or aerated liquids, and its object is to furnish a stopper which will enable bottles to be readily and speedily filled with such effervescent liquids, which exert a great expansive pressure without removing the stopper proper from the opening of the bottle, which heretofore it has been necessary to do.

The Invention relates to that class of mechanical bottle stoppers, the stopper proper of which is pressed tightly against the mouthpiece of the bottle by toggle levers or other mechanical devices, an elastic rubber disc or ring being interposed between the stopper and the bottle, and which are used on bottles containing effervescent or aerated liquids; and the object of the present Invention is to furnish a stopper which will allow the filling of the bottle with an effervescent liquid, exerting a great expansive pressure without the necessity for removing the stopper from the mouth of the bottle, whereby the whole filling operation is performed with rapidity and ease.",GB187905264A,1879,1
"Now the object of my Invention is the construction and arrangement of a combined threshing and stacking machine on one framing and one set of travelling wheels, both driven by one belt or other mechanical connection from the prime mover, so that when the threshing machine is drawn to the field and placed in position and connected to the prime mover, the elevator or stacking machine is at the same time brought with it and made ready for use, and when the threshing machine is put to work the straw delivered from its shakers is at once raised by the elevator to the stack.",GB187202849A,1872,1
"The object of this invention is to provide means for preventing a pneumatic tire from being punctured; and it consists. in attaching a flat chain to a non-elastic strip so that the links of the chain will be held together, and when in this condition be embedded in the material of which the tire is made so as not to impair the resiliency of the same; and the invention further consists in the construction and combination of the parts, as will be hereinafter fully set forth and particularly pointed out in the claims.",GB189404903A,1894,0
"The object of this Invention is to dispense with the use of the ropes or bands and the scrolls hitherto employed for effecting going in and out of the carriage to and from the rollers, and the driving of the spindles by the tin roller.",GB187700032A,1877,1
"To enable the capstan to be easily manipulated the levers or other apparatus for starting, stopping and reversing etc. are so placed as to be readily got at by the attendant with hand, foot, knee etc.. it being of great importance to have the apparatus promptly handled in delicate operations such as oyster dredging.",GB189413994A,1894,0
The object of our invention is to devise and work an arm which shall deliver a rapid blow as nearly as possible like that given by a stick held in a workman's hand; and that with the greatest amount of elasticity producible in a mechanical apparatus.,GB188805816A,1888,1
"The first object of my invention is to provide a suitable lining for the doors and walls of the furnace, which will accomplish two purposes, first, to prevent the parts from burning out, and to resist the tendency of the heat to warp them out of shape; second, to allow a proper admission of air through orifices pierced in the doors and walls, and delivering the air to the furnace-chamber in a partially heated condition thereby increasing the efficiency of the combustion of the fuel. Another object of my invention is to provide suitable means for admitting a graduated or regulated amount of air into the rear of the firo-chamber. To avoid these defects in the construction of the bar, and dis- advantages arising therefrom is a further object of my invention.",GB188704685A,1887,0
"The work is very slow and laborious, and the product is imperfect as it is not well beaten. The object of my invention is to grind the syrup into a frothy mass by passing it through a case provided with spirally ribbed rollers.",GB189611389A,1896,1
"Its objects are to obtain greater economy of fuel and labour; also increased cleanliness, particularly in respect to boilers used for heating water for domestic purposes.Its objects are to obtain greater economy of fuel and labour; also increased cleanliness and durability, particularly in respect to water-boilers for domestic purposes.",GB189819368A,1898,1
"My invention relates to a new or improved method for producing letters and designs upon metallic surfaces in a cheaper and more expeditious way than heretofore, and consists essentially in painting or otherwise forming the letters or designs on the metallic surface in an acid resisting medium and then biting or etching the design by means of a suitable acid.",GB189315192A,1893,1
"The object of my Invention is to obtain a circulation of air over the entire surface of the grate, whereby more heat is generated, and the bars of the grate are prevented from becoming burnt or overheated, and consists in constructing furnace and other grates with fire-bars having conical, tubular, or other shaped recesses or grooves formed in them, and arranged in a line with each other in the length and breadth of the furnace, and permitting the circulation of air received from without by suitable openings in the front and around the grate.",GB186102136A,1861,0
"My invention is more particularly applicable to the lining of metal tubes for conduit purposes, and its objects are, First, to effect the lining of said tubes with much greater speed than has heretofore been possible; second, to avoid the tearing or rupturing of the paper or analogous lining material as it is drawn into the metal tube; third, to effect the formation of the paper lining in a tube by simply drawing it through a die in the direction of the length of the strip from which it is formed; fourth, to thoroughly expand, and thereby unite the paper lining to the inner wall of the tube to be lined after it is once drawn therein; fifth, to accomplish any and all of the results necessarily attributable to the methods of operation and the mechanism for effecting such operation, as hereinafter described. I am aware that it has also been proposed to line a metallic tube by drawing a paper strip or strips within said tube, and simultaneously coating said strip or strips with paste or other adhesive agent, and then drawing a former or expanding mandrel therethrough so as to cause the two tubes to be firmly united together. These methods of lining tubes, while productive of good results, were not capable of being effected with such speed or efficiency as is possible with my present improvement, and it is with the object of effecting further improvements in the methods of lining tubes that the present invention has been devised.",GB189617121A,1896,1
"""Now the object of my invention is to fit painters' brushes with improved adapt- able ferrules or collars, by the use of which the above mentioned defects are entirely obviated.""",GB189007657A,1890,0
"The object of this invention is certain new or improved details of Fuel Economizers whether for heating feed water or for generating steam and consists :-
1 In separating one or more pipes from the others of the series by a partition or diaphragm in the upper box so that the cold water feed pipe which is at the top allows the water to pass down tubes from one side of the partition and up the other tubes at the other side of the partition. This object can be attained also by lisconnecting the range of cold feed pipe at the top end. The tubes up which the water flows are greater in number than that of the feed whereby the water is broken into many streams and is therefore quickly heated before it leaves the apparatus, or is rapidly converted into steam.",GB188508178A,1885,0
"The object of my Invention is to arrange rocking grate bars in such a manner that when any of the bar teeth are broken, burnt, or otherwise damaged the damaged tooth can be repaired without having to dispense with the entire bar; also to arrange the back end, or what is commonly known as the bridge end, of the fire-bars in such a way as to admit more air to the fire, and thus assist the air passing through the air spaces of the grate bars to consume the fuel and smoke.",GB187801951A,1878,0
"My invention relates to improvements in motor roof ladders & has for its object the construction of an apparatus for safe & speedy locomotion along the roofs of horticultural & other buildings & is so constructed as to travel along the said roofs without the use of any laid track; such as metal or wood lines. My invention relates to improvements in motor roof ladders & staging & has for its object the construction of an apparatus of simple structure, combining the uses of a roof ladder & staging for ordinary work on roofs of horticultural buildings and the like, such as painting, glazing &c., and also a means of safe and speedy locomotion along the said roofs, & is so constructed as to travel along the said roofs without the aid or use of any laid track such as wood or metal lines. Fig. II is a detachable extension which may be attached to Fig. I by means of hooks (h) which are fixed on Fig. II, & eyes () which are fixed on Fig. 1, with the object of elongating the ladder.",GB189607059A,1896,0
"""Now the object of the present invention is to combine with the feed drum a simple device, by the aid of which the cars will be severed from the sheaves and passed into the machine leaving the straw in sheaf upon the feeding platform, thereby dispensing with the shaking and trussing machinery hitherto employed.""",GB189412096A,1894,1
"The object of this Invention is the construction of a machine designed for folding paper in sections of several sheets or in quires with expedition and facility, without regard to adjustment as to the thickness or number of sheets being folded at one time, and the appearance of the paper when folded will be cleaner, neater, and more uniform than when folded by hand. The object of this Invention is the construction of a machine designed for folding paper in sections of several sheets, or in quires, with expedition and facility, without regard to adjustment as to the thickness or number of sheets being folded at one time, and the appearance of the paper when folded will be cleaner, neater, and more uniform than when folded by hand.",GB188002512A,1880,1
"the object of which is partially to heat the ovens; and from these steam pipes there are branches which communicate with the interior of each of the ovens, so that a jet of steam can be thrown on to the surface of the bread while it is baking for the purpose of improving its color.",GB185502268A,1855,0
"This Invention, which consists in the manufacture of matrices for the production
of stereotype and electrotype plates for printing, has for its object to render
unnecessary or to dispense with the operation of setting up type.",GB187905242A,1879,1
The improved arrangement according to this invention admits of a lower situation of the minimum water level in the trough or cistern -such minimum becoming in fact reducible almost at will-and of a proportionate saving in the quantity of water required.,GB189822157A,1898,0
"""The object of our improved arrangement of apparatus is to enable a number of bobbins or ""wheels"" to be wound at one time independently of each other, under the superintendence of one person, in such manner that each may be equally filled, that the thread or yarn may be kept steady while being wound on, and be readily cut, and that the reel may be prevented from overrunning.""",GB185802606A,1858,1
The tube is for the purpose of inserting a rod whereby it will be more convenient to get the length of rod required by the different widths of cloth in process of manufacture. The tube is for the purpose of inserting a rod or otherwise connecting the Wax Rods together in order to get the desired length required by the different widths of cloth in process of manufacture.,GB188411975A,1884,0
"This Invention has for its object improvements in the manufacture of pillars, posts, columns, mouldings, and buildings when corrugated metal is employed, and in machinery used in corrugating, moulding, and shaping metal for such purposes.",GB186301792A,1863,0
"Our invention has for its principal object the extinguishing of fires in ship's holds, warehouses and the like; although it may also be used for ventilating and also for the purpose of exterminating vermin.",GB189202684A,1892,0
"The great advantage of the ""new skid"" is that it can be put on and taken off when the vehicle is in motion. 1st. The invention of a ""new skid"" that can be easily attached to any description of vehicle and when so attached, can be brought into action or withdrawn, by the driver turning a handle at will, when the said vehicle is in motion thus obviating the necessity and danger of leaving the vehicle to apply a skid.",GB189602483A,1896,0
"Our Invention consists in the break blocks being of cast iron perforated, theso perforations being filled with wood so that wood and cast iron can work on the wheels at one time, thereby giving greater power than the ordinary wood blocks, thus enabling the engine and trains to be stopped in a much quicker time. Its durability is much greater than the ordinary blocks, being made of cast iron with holes passing through the face of the blocks nearly to the back, and after wearing down to a certain depth they can be replaced by wood and iron again, being so constructed as to be fitted into the remaining part and without having to destroy the portion we called the block box, thereby a considerable saving is effected.",GB187102341A,1871,1
This invention has for its object the simplification of apparatus made for connecting together electrical conductors and at the same time providing good contact surfaces and ensuring the requisite pressure between these surfaces and their certainty of action. This would be especially useful in electric appliances on railway trains which require to be coupled up quickly and securely.,GB189111625A,1891,0
"My invention relates to the treatment of textile plants, such as flax, hemp and the like, so as to obtain the fibres ready for the ordinary manufacturing operations in which such fibres are employed, the object which I have in view being to economise time and labour, to avoid waste, and to secure good and uniform quality of fibre.",GB188814100A,1888,1
"That in order to remedy in some degree such inconvenience it is very desirable to have the said carriages feathered or beviled off to a sharp edge from the top to the bottom thereof, and it is also desirable that the bottoms or those parts of the said carriages which coincide with the outer circle of the combs should first lead into or enter between the warp threads. It is also very desirable to make a whole hole by six passes of the carriage from side to side, in order that the same may be effected in less time, all of which we have accomplished in the machines made with our improvements.",GB182505067A,1825,1
"The side plates or top framing 9, rollers g, h, and i, and endless belt fare capable of adjustment, and the mouth of the feeder, which delivers the tobacco to the knife d, is contracted at the sides as usual, the object being to cut the whole of the tobacco without making ""side pickings,"" thus effecting a great saving in the work performed.",GB186200766A,1862,1
"""It consists in enclosing the springs or a spring acting catch within a light metal case in such a manner that it is in condition to retain the runner as desired by merely fixing the caso in a slot in the stick, the upper part of the case and the projecting catch being the only parts visible when so fixed in place thus producing a better retention device and saving considerable time in securing them in the stick, over the present method, which consists in securing a wire spring in an irregular formed slot in the stick requiring considerable adjust- ment and having an unsightly appearance when done""",GB188205206A,1882,1
"My invention relates to the method of and machinery whereby pocket flaps and pocket holes may be sewn and secured with greater speed than heretofore, and work executed as hereafter described is neater and more accurate than work hitherto per-forined in the ordinary way.",GB189712503A,1897,1
"The object of this invention is to produce a steel cannon or other piece of ordnance, the barrel or tube of which, while in other respects homogeneous, presents upon its interior a cylindrical stratum of steel which is excessively hard upon its concave surface but which gradually diminishes in hardness as the depth from the concave surface increases, and is adjoined by a cylindrical stratum of steel of any desired thickness, which is of considerable toughness, and which is incapable of being hardened so as to be brittle, but which is surrounded by an exterior cylindrical stratum of steel of prescribed thickness, excessively hard upon its convex surface, and also gradually diminishing in hardness from its exterior surface to the place of its union with the tough and comparatively soft steel of which the enclosed cylindrical stratum is composed. The objects of this construction are as follows :-
Firstly, to provide an interior surface for the tube or barrel which is so hard that it is incapable of being cut or scratched by the action upon it of the projectile when the gun is fired.
Secondly, to provide a cylindrical stratum of steel which possesses tenacity and toughness without the brittleness which is the unavoidable characteristic of hardened steel.
Thirdly, to provide upon the exterior of the barrel a cylindrical stratum of steel which is so hardened as to give it the quality of elasticity without excessive brittleness, and which acts as an inextensible hoop, which completely surrounds the body of softer steel and effectively prevents it from being permanently expanded by the force of the explosion when the gun is fired. It is desired that there shall be a comparatively shallow depth of super-carburization of the metal upon the interior surface of the gun-barrel, the object being to make the interior surface of the gun barrel capable of taking so hard a temper that it will not be abraided by the contact with it of the projectile when the gun is fired.",GB189116529A,1891,0
"My invention relates to that class of clocks known as alarums which set a bell in motion at any given time at which they may be set to awaken a sleeper, and it is designed, in addition to, or in place of the mechanical bell now usually employed, and which only runs for a limited time, to combine with the clock and alarum movement an electric bell, which shall at the same time be set in operation and continue to ring until the sleeper rises and stops it by breaking an electrical circuit.",GB188601550A,1886,0
"The object of this invention is to provide a ready means for moving, with the least possible labor and without injury, unwieldy packages and articles, such as casks, barrels, bales, and merchandise generally, castings and the like, in works, factories, dock quays, and like places.",GB189500017A,1895,1
"This Invention presents great advantages, the dyeing operation being effected in a single bath without mordant, and wool dyed in this manner is not injured, as is the case when dyed in the ordinary way, and neither stains or other blemishes are produced. Moveover a considerable saving in time and fuel is effected, and the cost of the coloring matter is but little if any increased.",GB187602534A,1876,0
"The object of this invention is to set up or compose letters, numerals or other characters in lines or otherwise and then to produce or print therefrom by means of light a negative or a transparency upon a photographic plate or film. Negatives or transparencies thus obtained are more particularly adapted for the rapid printing therefrom by photography of a number of copies upon a continuous band or strip of sensitized material caused to pass very quickly but intermittently through a printing machine, a print being produced thereon after every intermittent movement. The object of this invention is to set up or compose letters, numerals or other characters in lines and then produce or print therefrom by means of light a negative or a transparency upon a photographic plate or film. Negatives or transparencies thus obtained are more particularly adapted for the rapid printing therefrom by photography of a number of copies upon a continuous band or strip of sensitized material caused to pass very quickly through a printing machine.",GB189507099A,1895,1
"The object of my invention is by an improved method, to guide, or direct wire after passing through the rolls, and to dispense with attendants usually called hookers. The object of my invention is by an improved method to guide, or direct Iron, Steel or Metal Wire, of any section whatever, after passing through the rolls, so as to dispense with attendants usually called hookers.",GB188800763A,1888,1
"""The object of our Invention is to obtain a concentration of mineral at least as high as that ordinarily obtainable by the separate and consecutive use of the appliances above named, with less labor employed in the mero handling of mineral ore, together with diminished cost of dressing and an increased saving of mineral from the tailings or waste."".""These steep inclinations or falls may be repeated if necessary, to any desirable extent, the object being that the tailings when they are finally washed off the Concentrator shall contain the least possible amount of mineral if any."".""As the ore is liable to be scoured off the surface of an inclined plane if only a slight increase over the proper flow of water takes place, our improvements have also for their object to permit of an occasional increase over the ordinary flow of water, thereby causing a larger quantity of water-borne material to pass over the Concentrator within a given time than permissible with existing appliances without loss of mineral."".""In fact the drag blocks are used by us for the purpose of effecting a concentration of mineral at the head of each section of the surface of the Concentrator similar to the deposits of mineral which are ordinarily found in the stony bed of streams flowing through mining districts."".""Our Invention relates to improvements in machinery for use in dressing or concen- trating Tin and other mineral ores when in a pulverized or crushed condition, the object of our Invention being to obtain such a concentration of mineral as that ordinarily obtainable by the separate and consecutive use of self-acting cleaning frames and buddles, with less labour employed in the mere handling of mineral ore, and a decrease of mineral in the tailings or waste."".""These steep inclinations or falls may be repeated, if necessary, to any desirable extent the object being that the tailings, when they are finally washed off the Concen- trator, shall contain the least possible amount of mineral, if any."".""As the ore is liable to be scoured off the surface of an inclined plane if only a slight increase over the proper flow of water take place, our improvements have also for their object to permit of an occasional or intermittent increase over the ordinary flow of water, thereby causing a larger quantity of water-borne material to pass over the Concentrator within a given time than is permissible with existing appliances without loss of mineral."".""In fact the drag blocks are used by us for the purpose of effecting a concentration of mineral at the head of each section of the surface of the Concentrator, similar to the deposits of mineral which are ordinarily found in the stony bed of streams flowing through mining districts.""",GB188816854A,1888,1
The valve consists of a stem fitted with a rubber or cork washer; the object of the washer is to make a joint against the bottom of the stopper or the upper part thereof as the case may be by the interior pressure of the liquid.,GB188610389A,1886,0
"Our improved process has the very great advantage over those ordinarily used, in which metal patterns are applied upon the cloth when the latter is passed through the teasing or napping machine, in order to preserve to the required part of them from the action of the machine, of not requiring any special machine, so that the work is very economically and quickly executed, whilst the former processes heretofore ordinarily employed require special machines which turn ont only a comparatively small quantity of work, and are very costly both in themselves and in the multiplicity of the patterns which they require. Moreover by our process of protecting the design, the colours of the parts so protected against the action of the machine being absolutely independent of the colour of the parts not so protected, it is possible to vary infinitely the designs and modifications which it may be desired to produce, and which it is absolutely impossible to obtain by the processes ordinarily employed.",GB189308356A,1893,1
This invention has for its object to effect the separation of the bismuth from the lead in a complete and ready manner and this we effect by electrolysis.,GB189522251A,1895,0
"The object of my said invention is to obviate the above mentioned defects, that is to say, to ensure more perfect combustion by an even distribution of the blast, and to obviate the necessity of stopping the production of the gas to permit the cleaning out of the apparatus.",GB188714279A,1887,0
"""The object of this Invention is to provide means whereby tubs, trams, wagons, or other receptacles containing coal or other substances may be raised from a lower to a higher level, turned over sufficiently to discharge their contents, and again lowered by one continuous operation or series of operations controlled by one man without the aid of an attendant or puller off at the higher level.""
""We are aware that hoists are in use fitted with platforms which tilt sufficiently to allow the discharge of the contents of open-ended wagons, or of wagons fitted with end doors, and we lay no claim to any such arrangement as previously known or adopted; the object of our Invetion being to provide means for the discharge of the contents of close or ""box-ended"" wagons, as well as those which are open-ended or fitted with end doors.""",GB187700709A,1877,1
My Invention is intended to simplify the production and also economise the cost of fingers for mowing and reaping machines.,GB187704475A,1877,1
"The invention relates to the class of apparatus employed for indicating at any time the current upon an electric circuit; and the object is to provide convenient means for determining and regulating at a central station the potential upon the work circuit. Instead of the converter Ca resistance may be employed, the object being only to reduce the number of convolutions on 6 to a convenient number.",GB188709732A,1887,0
"The principal objects of my invention are to prevent the accumulation of cotton waste in the breaking up room, and to save labor by conveying the same automatically and continuously into the mixing room, and mixing the same without further labor.The principal objects of my invention are to prevent the accumulation of cotton waste in the breaking-up room, and to save labor by conveying the same automatically and continuously into the mixing room or other couvenient place, and at the same time ""mixing"" the cotton waste without further labor.",GB189607499A,1896,1