Smyth, crushing stones, July 19 Snell, nail-machine, April 2 Snowden, cutting chaff, Feb. 26 Somerville, locomotives, March 5 Sootheran, reaping-machines, March 27 Sorrell, mashing malt, Sept. 26 Sotheby, binding books, Nov. 15 Sovereign, sowing seeds, Aug. 30 Spark hall, umbrellas, Jan. 25 Spence, butt-hinges, April 12 Spence, fire-arms, April 26 Spence, treating copper, April 30 Spence, mill-stones, July 26 Spence, paper bags, Dec. 26 Spence, sulphuric acid, Dec. 31 Spencer, cast-steel tyres, May 22 Spencer, earthenware, Aug. 22 Spencer, harrows, Sept. 19
Spencer, steam-engines, Dec. 26
Spratt, electric conductors, March 1
Standfast, building cement, Dec. 3
Stockley, grinding glass, May 14 Stone, combining metals, Sept. 26 Storm, fire-arms, March 27
Storm, construction of ordnance, June 19 Story, billiard-tables, Oct. 16 Strang, lubricating oil, April 12 Stratford, furnaces, Sept. 26
Strathern, stopcocks or valves, Jan. 11 Stuart, hydrocarbon oils, Feb. 7 Sugden, covered rollers, July 2 Summerscoles, gas singeing, Dec. 10 Sutton, hanging gates, Sept. 19 Swan, lubricating apparatus, Nov. 5 Swan, travelling bags, Dec. 10 Swinburne, plate glass, July 12 Swindell, horse-nails, Sept. 19 Swinnerton, coal-gas, Sept. 26 Sykes, furnaces, June 4
Sykes, steam-boilers, Sept. 26 Sykes, boilers and furnaces, Nov. 5 Syrett, steam-engines, April 23
Standford, products from seaweed, Nov. 28 Szerelmey, purifying oils, June 14
Stark, dyeing fabrics, June 4
Stead, textile fabrics, March 15
Steart, treating skins, Nov. 28 Stevens, brooms, Jan. 25 Stevens, plant protector, Jan. 25 Stevens, lavatory, Feb. 22 Stevens, oil varnish, Feb. 22 Stevens, iron bedsteads, March 1 Stevens, drain-pipe machine, April 2 Stevens, sheet-iron tiles, April 16 Stevens, raising water, April 19 Stevens, furnaces, May 22 Stevens, cooking stove, June 11 Stevens, substitute for honey, June 14 Stevens, a new paste, June 21 Stevens, tractomotives, July 16 Stevens, machinery for dough, Aug. 2 Stevens, jacquard-machines, Aug. 15 Stevens, horse-collar, Aug. 15 Stevens, iron blinds, Aug. 15 Stevens, ointment for sores, Aug. 22 Stevens, looms, Sept. 5 Stevens, raising liquids, Sept. 26 Stevens, machine bands, Sept. 26 Stevens, artificial manure, Oct. 3 Stevens, gutta-percha toys, Oct. 16 Stevens, improvement in mills, Nov. 5 Stevens, impermeable varnish, Dec. 3 Stevens, crushing-machine, Dec. 8 Stevens, horse nose-hand, Dec. 13 Stevens, smoke consumers, Dec. 13 Stevens, brick-making machine, Dec. 17 Stewart, casting, Feb. 22
Stidolph, improving organs, April 2 Stidolph, packing-cases, May 28 Stock, stopcock, Nov. 28
Stocker, horse-shoes, Feb. 26
Stocker, tyres for wheels, June 14
Stocker, horse-shoes, April 26
Tasker, apparatus for tilling, Oct. 31 Tawell, woven fabrics, Dec. 3
Taylor, "temples" textile fabrics, Jan. 15 Taylor, furnaces, Feb. 22
Taylor, lowering boats, March 15 Taylor, cloth apparatus, March 27 Taylor, rifle belts, April 9 Taylor, fruit protector, April 16 Taylor, treating steel, May 7 Taylor, ventilating pipe, May 28 Taylor, boots and shoes, June 7 Taylor, rotary-engines, June 28 Taylor, roofs for buildings, Aug. 22 Taylor, gas apparatus, Sept. 12
Taylor, deodorizing excrement, Sept. 26 Taylor, spinning fibres, Nov. 23 Tearne, designs on brass, Nov. 12 Tebbutt, ventilating rooms, Nov. 19 Telford, furniture castors, Dec. 17 Tempest, preparing cotton, Jan. 26 Templeton, looms for weaving, Oct. 24 Terrell, cooking apparatus, Jan. 22 Terry, pulleys, Sept. 5 Teulon, brewing, March 12 Thiebaut, textile fabrics, Jan. 11 Thomas, construction of shields, May 14 Thomas, spinning cotton, Sept. 19 Thomas, centrifugal-machines, Dec. 3 Thompson, covers for jugs, Jan. 25 Thompson, turning-machine, April 9 Thompson, boat-building, Aug. 9 Thompson, sawing-machine, Aug. 15 Thomson, telegraph, Feb. 7
Thomson, rotary pumps, May 10
Tolhausen, binding corn-sheaves, Aug. 30 Tolhausen, revolving fire-arms, Nov. 23 Tomlinson, fire-engines, March 15 Tomlinson, spinning apparatus, April 19 Tomlinson, buckle-plate, Sept. 5 Tongue, combing machinery, Dec. 26 Tooth, treating substances, July 25 Topham, making lace, Dec. 10 Tower, heads for lead pencils, July 9 Towl, propelling vessels, Nov. 28 Townsend, treating lye, June 4 Townsend, mordanting, July 9 Train, steam carriages, May 22 Train, railway carriages, May 22 Trachsel, manufacture of gas, July 23 Travis, traction-engines, Feb. 7 Trevithick, vegetable substances, Jan. 25 Trinquier, surveying, March 15 Tronchon, iron houses, March 5 Trouve, pocket agenda, May 7 Truman, gutta-percha, Feb. 22 Truman, masticators, Aug. 15 Truman, masticators, Sept. 12 Truss, propelling ships, June 7 Tuck, air-pumps, March 15 Tucker, bedsteads, June 4 Tuckett, book covers, April 2 Turner, bridges, Jan. 15 Turner, elastic fabrics, July 5 Turner, elastic fabrics, July 23 Turner, elastic web, Sept. 5 Turner, railway signals, Sept. 5 Turpie, furling sails, March 5 Turtle, railway signals, May 31 Tussaud, hair from skins, Dec. 20 Tylor, heating apparatus, April 9 Underhill, iron fencing, Feb. 22 Underhill, window-fasteners, April 26 Unger, box irons, Jan. 11 Unwin, pistol-knife, May 14 Vandecasteele, brewing, Sept. 26 Vandenburgh, projectiles, May 17 Vandercruyce, striking masts, June 28 Varley, heating apparatus, April 26 Vaughan, railway sleepers, Nov. 28 Vautier, treating plants, Oct. 24 Vavasseur, leather, March 22 Vavasseur, steam-boilers, Aug. 15 Venables, ornamenting surfaces, May 22 Vergnes, electric helices, March 1 Verkruzen, for a metal paint, April 16 Vero, separating hair, July 19 Verwey, softening water, March 15 Vickerman, steam-pipe syphons, Oct. 10 Victor, safety fuses, June 28 Vilcog, textile bodies, June 14 Viner, grand pianofortes, June 28 Vose, fire annihilator, Jan. 18 Wadsworth, gas-burners, April 9 Wainwright, damasks, March 12 Wainwright, cotton apparatus, Aug. 9
Waithman, cords and twines, April 26 Walker, metallic tubes, May 3 Walker, ornamental bricks, June 14 Walker, soles for clogs, June 19 Walker, gun appendages, Aug. 15 Walker, bobbin apparatus, Sept. 5 Walker, card cloth, Oct. 3 Walker, raising vessels, Dec. 10 Walker, propelling vessels, Dec. 13 Wall, boiler tubes, Sept. 5 Wallis, book indexes, May 3
Walmsley, machinery apparatus, July 30 Walmsley, hoisting machinery, Dec. 10 Walsh, fire-arms, March 12 Walter, earthenware, Jan. 25 Walton, wire cords, Feb. 7 Walton, telegraphic conductors, May 7 Walton, wall facing, Oct. 10 Ward, making healds, Aug. 22 Ward, preparing fibres, Oct. 10 Ward, sulphuric acid, Oct. 16 Ward, manufacturing manure, Nov. 12 Wareing, forging-machines, Noy. 5 Warlich, artificial fuel, Oct. 16 Warren, chaff-cutting machine, June 7 Warren, steam indicator, July 16 Watkins, carriage axles, Aug. 22 Watkins, railway breaks, Sept. 12 Watson, spinning, June 28
Watson, springs for carriages, July 2 Watson, securing pins to boats, Sept. 12 Weallens, steam-engines, Aug. 22 Wearing, iron ware, April 12 Webb, gates, Jan. 25
Webb, spinning machinery, Dec. 18 Webber, rope apparatus, April 9 Webster, potash, Jan. 31
Webster, driving spindles, April 12
Webster, gas for artificial light, April 26 Webster, washing apparatus, May 14 Wedlake, haymaking machines, Dec. 10, Wehnert, fuel, Feb. 7
Weiskopf, lighting coal, Feb. 19 Weiss, preparing wool, Feb. 12 Welch, scarfs and cravats, July 5 Wellmann, carding cotton, March 5 Wells, rocking chairs, Feb. 15 Welton, magnetism, May 10 Wenton, ventilating apparatus, Aug. 30 West, straw hats, Jan. 18 West, wet gas-meters, Feb. 19 West, treating solutions, April 9 West, ornamenting paper, Sept. 12 Westbury, fastenings, Sept. 12 Westhead, railway carriages, Aug. ? Westhorp, oakum, March 15 Westley, boots and shoes, July 19 Whalley, carding cotton, Aug. 15 Wheatstone, telegraph, March 15 Wheble, artificial stone, June 4 Wheeler, bleaching, March 1
Wheeler, wind, draughts, Oct. 24 Whight, sewing-machines, July 9 Whines, hinges for doors, Dec. 8 Whitaker, construction of taps, April 2 Whitby, railway springs, April 2 White, rolling iron, July 16 White, warping mill, April 2 White, drying apparatus, April 12 White, fluid gauges, Dec. 13 Whitehall, fabrics, March 12 Whitehead, combing wool, March 12 Whitehead, weaving looms, Aug. 30 Whitehead, treating cream, Sept. 5. Whitehouse, conductors, Feb. 22 Whitehouse, door-knobs, July 2 Whittaker, preparing cotton, May 22 Whittaker, preparing cotton, June 14. Whittam, printing calicoes, March 27 Whyte, manufacture of frills, Oct. 31 Wickens, shuttles for weaving, Sept. 19 Wild, preparation of cotton, Nov. 12 Wilde, telegraphs, May 28
Wilde, telegraph apparatus, Nov. 5 Wildsmith, soap, March 1
Wiley, ornamenting surfaces, Aug. 30 Wilkins, inkstand, Jan. 31 Wilkins, boots and shoes, Aug. 15 Wilkinson, stacking, March 5 Wilkinson, window-fastners, Aug. 22 Willans, iron and steel, Jan. 18 Willans, iron preparation, Aug. 22 Wilcock, photography, Jan. 25 Williams, steam-boilers, March 8 Williams, treating coal, March 27 Williams, extracting gas, June 11 Williams, kilns, Aug. 2
Williams, cultivating land, Dec. 3 Williams, india-rubber, Dec. 10 Williams, extinguishing fire, Dec. 81 Williamson, condensers, March 15 Williamson, steam-engines, March 27 Williamson, silver watch cases, April 26 Willis, umbrellas and parasols, Aug. 15 Wilson, warm baths, Jan. 11 Wilson, fire-arms, Feb. 19
Wilson, chenille, Feb. 19 Wilson, thermometers, March 8 Wilson, stoppered bottles, March 27
Wilson, paper files, April 9 Wilson, screw wrenches, April 19 Wilson, railway wheels, May 7 Wilson, hats, July 16
Wilson, sawing wood, July 23 Wilson, sewing-machines, July 30 Wilson, glass stoppers, Aug. 22 Wilson, manufacture of hats, Oct. 16 Wilson, wooden keys, Nov. 8 Wilson, anchors, Nov. 23
Wilson, screw wrenches, Dec. 26 Wilson, feeding steam-boilers, Dec. 31 Winder, raising fluids, Sept. 26 Winkler, locks and fastenings, Oct. 31 Winram, casks, March 5 Winstanley, pumps, July 26 Winton, machine hammers, Sept. 26 Withers, horse-shoes, Aug. 6 Wood, stereotyping, March 5 Wood, ventilating apparatus, May 22 Wood, breech-loading arms, Oct. 3 Wood, weaving looms, Dec. 3 Wood, ice-houses, Dec. 26 Woodcock, india-rubbers, Jan. 15 Woodcock, iron girders, June 28
Woodcock, treating vegetable fibres, Oct. 16 Woodhouse, measuring instrument, May10 Woolcombe, fire-arms, Nov. 12
Wooller, drying textile fabrics, Nov. 12 Worrall, dressing fabrics, Dec. 3 Worthington, railway apparatus, April 2 Wright, sugar, March 1 Wright, safety-lamps, March 5 Wright, boots, March 5 Wright, wheels, July 23 Wright, steam brake, Sept. 20 Wright, carding machinery, Dec, 10 Wrigley, filtering apparatus, April 30 Wroughton, embossing, Feb. 7 Wyatt, pulping fibres, Dec. 3 Yarraw, ploughing apparatus, July 16 Yates, furnaces, April 2
Young, composing type, Jan. 18 Young, ship-building, April 9 Young, moulds for casting, May 28 Young, bituminous substances, Aug. 15 Zanni, roasting, March 5
Ziffer, carding-engines, Dec. 13
(Dedication of a new edition of the "Idylls of the King;" by ALFRED TENNYSON, ESQ., Poet Laureate.)
THESE to His Memory-since he held them dear, Perchance as finding there unconsciously
Some image of himself-I dedicate,
I dedicate, I consecrate with tears
And indeed He seems to me Scarce other than my own ideal knight, "Who reverenced his conscience as his king; Whose glory was, redressing human wrong; Who spake no slander, no, nor listened to it; Who loved one only and who clave to her—" Her-over all whose realms to their last isle, Commingled with the gloom of imminent war, The shadow of His loss moved like eclipse, Darkening the world. We have lost him: he is gone. We know him now: all narrow jealousies Are silent; and we see him as he moved, How modest, kindly, all-accomplished, wise, With what sublime repression of himself, And in what limits, and how tenderly; Not swaying to this faction or to that; Not making his high place the lawless perch Of wing'd ambitions, nor a vantage-ground For pleasure; but thro' all this tract of years Wearing the white flower of a blameless life, Before a thousand peering littlenesses, In that fierce light which beats upon a throne, And blackens every blot: for where is he, Who dares foreshadow for an only son A lovelier life, a more unstain'd, than his?
Or how should England, dreaming of his sons, Hope more for these than some inheritance Of such a life, a heart, a mind as thine, Thou noble Father of her Kings to be, Laborious for her people and her poor- Voice in the rich dawn of an ampler day- Far-sighted summoner of war and waste To fruitful strifes and rivalries of peace- Sweet nature gilded by the gracious gleam Of letters, dear to Science, dear to Art, Dear to thy land and ours, a Prince indeed, Beyond all titles, and a household name Hereafter, through all times, Albert the Good.
Break not, O woman's heart, but still endure; Break not, for thou art Royal, but endure; Remembering all the beauty of that star Which shone so close beside thee, that ye made One light together, but has past and left The Crown a lonely splendour.
His love, unseen but felt, o'ershadow thee, The love of all thy sons encompass thee, The love of all thy daughters cherish thee, The love of all thy people comfort thee, Till God's love set thee at his side again!
(From "Blackwood's Magazine" for January, 1862.)
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