... Mr. FLster 30 ticif, by HIighborn-Alice Lee ?? A Daw-son 420 Day f.by Lllglhiurn-,Satliet. Mr. T. Stevens, jun. 25 l~r f by Ilgbr-Vyg ?? ?? Steivens, jun. 600 Br 3li, by Iifghbornl-iygela . E ?? H, Dawson 580 Bay c, try ?? LeeCr-. Aln . Stereos, jun ...

... ThomasI G. Dawson and Jeremiah Dawson, Otlcy, Yorkshire, Improvements in printing machitury. Dated May 26, 1874. Jaures Duncan, London, improvemnents in treatment and purl. fication of sugar and saccharine matters. Dated May 23, 1574. George lIaseltine ...

... day, Dawson, who coucedes 150, winning twice on the t opening day. in the afternoon Dawson played bri!- ; liantly with breaks of 181 (58 cannons), 66, 86, 75, 59. iand 58 (unfinisbed), and he won by 271. Stevenson ; compiled 56 and 100. Game: Dawson 700 ...

... best breaks Tby Biggie were 74S 46, 719 119, 83.33, and 114, and Dawson's chief efforts were 91, 93, 114, 52, co, qt, 51, 12, and 167. At the laser. sal the scores were-Biaygge, 5,130 ; Dawson, 4.598. There was another good aatendanco 'hen the match was resumed ...

... like;, July 6, 1892. Jonathan Grimsbaw-nail-cutting machines; August 3, 1892. George H. Church - auto- matic electric arc lamps; August 4, 1892. Charles B. Townsend and George Gilbert-ball- bearings of cycle crank-wbeels; September 9,1892. William H.E ...

... December 30, 189-0. Jobn S. Dowell and Peter Dawson-brakes or skids for lorries, wagons, carts, and other vehicles December 31, 1890. 1PROLONccD PATr-tS's.-James 21. While-rolling mills; April 5, 1879. George Bray-street and otbthr laumps and burners; April ...

... Burlington Street, occupied by Mr. Walter Dawson, shuttle manufacturer, was struck by lightning, which dislodged several heavy coping-stones from te rtof. These fell into the yard. narrowly missing Mrs. Dawson, wbo states that she felt herself enveloped ...

... RE>.oberts and Dawson at -Newoastle-on-Tyne. Dawson ended lsar week in a bifp advantage on the handicap, and on resurm- ing, ran his unlinished 134 to 190. Roberts responded with 271. He afterwards did practically nothing, whilst Dawson,with 103, 148, ...

... 1891. George Jevon - by- draulie apparatus for raising water and other motive purposes; July 17, 1891. James Robertsbaw- cord fasteuers for blindcords and similar purposes; July 18,189L George Forbes-dynamo-electric machines; August 7, 1891. George Hug ...

... NEW PATENTS. (Contributed by Mfr. G'eorge Show.) The following patents among others were sealed on the 7th July, 1891:-Tangves (Limited) and Thomas Meacock and Thomas Rfaveoscroft-crabs and pulley- blocks and other like machines for raising and lowering ...

... ro boilers; April 13, 1893. John Mxcl3eune and WVilliam Alinto-stand or support inr saretv or other cyclee; 14ay 2, 1o93. George D. t., Bunting-fa teuin'- fir metal tvres or rius for ve-lci- pedes, and for like purposes, Mn1 2, 1593. William 1. -osni ...

... May 3, 1892. tc George Pollock-gas-engines; My 3, 2. Benjamin w J. Edwards-film packages for photographic cameras; L May 6, 1892. Dan Rylands and Charles Emmet- s esnure-regT lating valves for highly-compressed gases, cl Knay 7,189L =George W. Hall-letter-boxes ...