metal, and manufacturing va-
rious articles therefrom
Garsed, E., and Robinson, A., for
improvements and apparatus
for heating, warming, and
ventilating drying houses,
rooms, &c.
Gibbs, J., and Chaplin, W., for
improvements in wheeled car-
riages
Gibbs, J., and Applegath, A, for
certain improvements in steam
carriages
Gray, J., for a new and improved
method of preparing and put-
ting on copper sheathing for
shipping
Greaves, P., for a method of
making ornamental or fancy
cotton, yarns, and threads, ap-
plicable to the making, sewing,
or embroidering of cotton and
other fabrics
Hale, W., for a machine or method
of raising or forcing water
Hainsselin, P. N., for a machine
for giving motion to machinery
of different descriptions, to be
called "Hainsselin's motive
power"
Heathcoat, J., for a method of
ornamenting, embroidering, or
working devices on lace, &c.
Hendrie, R. J., for an economical
mode of improving dyed silk - 108
Holmes, W. D., for a method of
heating houses and other build-
ings
Isaac, F. W., for improvements
in keys for pianofortes, and
other musical instruments
Jellicorse, John, for certain im-
provements in spinning ma-
chinery
Jones, S., for improvements in
apparatus for producing instan-
taneous light
Joyce, W., for improvements in
the making or constructing of
collars for horses and other
animals
ments in steam engines, &c.
Kreeft, J. C. T., for an improved
apparatus for shaping plates of
Silvester, J., for improvements
in apparatus for raising the
temperature of air to warm
and ventilate buildings -
TO JOHN HEATHCOAT, of Tiverton, in the county of Devon, lace manufacturer, for a method or methods of ornamenting, embroidering, or working devices upon lace, net, and other fabrics.-[Sealed 16th February, 1832.]
THIS invention of a method or methods of ornamenting, embroidering, or working devices upon lace, net, and other fabrics, consists in the employment of certain mechanism, partly resembling that of the ordinary warp lace frame, This machinery is enabled to work into the meshes, and around the threads of bobbin net lace, and through or upon
TO JOHN HEATHCOAT, of Tiverton, in the comfor
Devon, lace manufacturer, for a method or w
ornamenting, embroidering, or working --`
lace, net, and other fabrics.-[Sealed 1.
1832.]
THIS invention of a method or med
embroidering, or working devices pe fabrics, consists in the employment partembling that of the ong
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