202 CATALOGUE. — PHILOSOPHY AND ARTS, PRACTICAL MECHANICS. 



Mondran's carriage with little friction. Mach. 



A. IV. 123. 

 Coetnisan's machine for moving trees. A. P. 



1724.H. Qfi. 

 Maillard's chairs driven by winches. A. P. 



1731. H. 92. Mach. A. V. 171. 173. 

 Maillard's chair with an artificial horse. 



Mach. A. VI. 141. 

 Lievre'slandaulet. A.P. 1732. H. 118. Mach. 



A. VI. 3. 

 Duquel's inversable coach. Mach. A. VI. 7. 

 Brodier's chair for driving one's self. S. E. 



IV. 351. E. M. PI. VII. Mecanique. PI. 3. 

 Chenonceaux's carriage. Mach. A. VII. 439. 



The lowest wheels 4 feet high. 



Loriot's machine for moving statues. A. P. 



1755. H. 144. 

 Loriot's jointed cart for barrels. A. P. 1761. 



H. 16I. 

 Garsault's new berline. A. P. 1756. H. 127. 

 Cart. Emerson's mech. f. 201. 

 Waggon, driven within. Emerson's mech.*f. 



202. 

 Brethon's carriage remaining horizontal. A. 



P^ 1763. H. 147. 

 Brethon's chaise for bad roads. A. P. 1766. 



H. 159. 

 Roubo Art du menuisier carossier. f. Paris. 



Ace. A.P. 1770. 

 Ferry's arm chair on wheels. A. P. 1770. H. 



117. 

 La Gabrielle, a cart for sculpture. Roz. XI. 



522. 

 Carriages. Bailey's mach. I. 185. 

 Bailey's waggon for short turnings. Bailey's 



mach. II. 59. 



The axles connected diagonally. 



Waggons and carts. E. M. A, I. Art. Char- 



ron. 

 .Carriages. E. M. A. IV. Art. Menuiserie. 



Parts. 



Carriages for casks. E. M. PI. IV. Tonnelier. 

 PI. 8. 



With a windlass. 



Scavenger's carts. E. M. A. VIII. Art. Vui- 

 dangeur. 



Carriages used in glass houses. E. M. PI. II. 

 Glaces. PL I6. 



Wheelbarrows. E. M. Art. Aratoire. 



Boulard's cart. Roz. XXVII. 426. 



Hatchett's plates of the coach of safety. R.S. 



Besant's high wheeled timber carriage. S. A. 

 VI. 203. 



Anderson's conveyance for boats. Repert. II. 

 21. 



Weldon's patent machine for conveying ves- 

 sels. Repert. II. 235. 



Middleton's machine for dragging haj'. S. A. 

 XIV. 197. Repert. VI. 27. 



Beatson's mode of avoiding deep ruts. Re- 

 pert. vin. 26. 



Jeffrey's patent for conveying coals. Repert. 

 XI. 145. 



Overend's patent carriage on castors. Repert. 

 XI. 159. 



Bakewell's improved car. Repert. XIV. 1 10. 



Reddel's patent land and water carriages. 

 Repert. XIV. 369. 



•f-A coach. Walker's philosophy. Lect. iii. 



Lord Somerville's dray cart. Board Agr. II. 

 415. Repert. XVI. 49. 



Capable of elevation, so as to bear more or less on the 

 horses; with Mr. Cumming's drag, applied laterally to the 

 wheels. 



Improved Irish car. Board Agr. 11.417. 



Low and easily laden, the wheels cylindrical and under it. 



Lord R. Seymour's cart. Willich's Dom. Enc, 



Art. Cart. 

 Wheelbarrows. Person Recueil. PI. 6, 7. 

 Bauer's patent carriages. Repert. ii. I, 250. 



With small axles. 



Mason's patent waggon making two carts. 

 Repert. ii. III. 249. 



