` ought at 
‘hree Sand nd fned d the — 60, and 104. co =e 4 
t 
half s PATRONISE al her 
MAJESTY and PRINCE bir, ed Nobility, n Architects 
of Eminence, — egg „ Builders, Railway © — 
taircases, Balusters, &c,, and is 
not only oe marbles in ordinary us 
ptions, as 
¿Price lists sent on application to 
Belgrave- 
n eee at low 
eater a * simple than 
any hi I 2 hape or size, and 
art of a window. It 
— — — 2! 37S. ——— 
D S NEW 1 VENTILATOR. 
therto — a 
av clever i su a though 
to have seven years’ protection instead o 
in this co 
ss than vent 
Bored Chimney- want of 
THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. 
if the in- commi 
untry under 99. 78. 2d.! and 
red to him 
them to the inimitable “Poor Man’s Tale 
e is is the true secret of the 
w ‘the ‘words of the . 
Passing th 
* that 
numerous that ‘they 
tely — mery o 
a pitfall to — scientific. — to mye 
utmost —so lica the greatest diver 
ST 
can hardly be — 
GLASS WATER P 
ESSRS. 1 AND Co., * — 40- 
Nailsea, “mem 
last obtain a mere 3 of h on 5 Which. he 
is then at liberty to protect iy hick 
17 our 3 mark these wy wins. jte 
f. 
cognition of the public er, connected 
. 9 — — 
Ireland, he must | year, on payment of 5/., and shall be renew: 1 7 
If any of our readers four ur periods of five each, 
these statements, we refer first renewal, of 20“. at second renewal of 507. at 
ird renewal, t Ee 
e expenses 
lbe — applied to some 
not 
Sarte — -~ r 1 Pand” en 
t princi 
On what grou 
own W. t for the 
ig tlemen who drew up this 
— . a ns te inclined to think that they 
the maintenance of the fee 
Salhi’ to the “deputy chaff wax.” It is ridiculous 
to suppose that 1857. en Hn ecure to a 
t the protection of his inven ther too 
bad to recommend such a apaa iF of prope 
person who writes a book has not to pay 185/. for 
to 
is an 
per vide shio. Ä nse, orms, endless trouble, vexatio pelled to pay this enormous sum for a patent? 
de ay, — ost insuperable difficulties hay: mmittee does not propose to give the patentee 
rf nen —— Glas 4 borne and overco inventor, he is ea i e has at ‘nan for 
sieht eee per — varyin from 2 2 with— what?! A P tary title to his inven- | 1857., he is to hay th 3 icense of which 
square foot, for the usual sizes x 8 tion which is declared good against al the world 2 we have already said cient. He is to enjoy 
Feet of v pg ere ~ are kept ready packed d for immediate 1 A right to his invention — to that which a lucky his right, he can in it against all the 
—— wernt WR Gi a for finder has in Poca ble article he may have found? | chicanery of adverse who 
n PROPAGA ING 
PATENT OUGHT PLATE, THICK CI gna 
MIL 
i ANS, PATENT PLATE-GLASS, 
ORNAMENTAL a GLA — GLASS SHADES, 
HETLEY and — — London. 
See the Gardeners’ Nel first Saturday in each month. 
SOP: 1 PD Sioa ts ATCA a tg ig: AA rat ey aaa talent aT 
CHRISTMAS 
ES OF THE nis ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY, 
the Regent’s Park, will be open to VISITORS, on pay- 
ment of SIXPENCE each, EVERY DA DAY except Sunday, from 
Christmas Eve to January 6th inclusiv 
The HIPPOPOTAMUS is erhibited fi from 11 to 4 o’elock, 
na tat all; he isrewarded with a license to enforce, 
he can, a right 501 before . ed by the laws 
of his country, but which i 
upon every aye of nat al poe moral justice. 
That is all he gets, and for this precious license he a 
has to pay the enormous sum of 3001. 
The —— of the Palace Court brought . it 
a righteous judgment not long since, and it has disa; 
| peared 1 nie the tribunals of this country. The in niga 
IRISH PEAT ag Mee MANURE, 
Gi; H. FOLEY, Essex Coal Wharf, Lea Bridge, 
ociety 
oration Soci 
Il Orders sree gerd attended to, a 
— ae r kept on the Further informa- 
tion given upon application at the above 2 
The Gardeners Chronicle. „ Selten General, w 
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1850. * 
expos 
in all their deformity by the T pinas 2 — article in 
ertheless founded some 
purpose of defraying the expenses 
uthentic — of a = the salaries of tl the ~— 
who arra 
inventor ‘should be able t 15 — Tis invention — 
tent office, deposit an accurate 3 of 9 
he wishes to have patented, be c eno 
that ra et himself to be 
some small fee, say a guinea, on the “deposit EP 
seas without the ission of the Attorney 
mock: ma or aer 
— to their pleas 
whim is no appeal ? Those Tigh 1e Tegal f . 
tionaries ave 
enturies ago, and 
8 —— — t discovered by 
which can ite * in order, without breaking 
rie those employed for ‘that purpose. A 
which shall be be cheap, durable, and al- 
The ref 
the Society of Arts. T eae „already referred to 
has been published by a * appointed by {a 
them, embodying the principles upon w 
reform is to be conducted, and the alter 
to be These principles 
. &e., onght not to be subject pre 
nses than such as may be — Bid 
e 
is | — ieee secure to them the ipa as pi their 
in (invention. 2. That the difficulties and anomalies 
hn, Mootle de is continually asked for, but does not 
3 Cat pe beon vaia akpa replace 
the old and shabby Thrift and Box-edgings; and yet, 
— Sees taste and invention, nothing has in 
— etch ate 
a applicati in qu y is 
‘this? Is it that ‘who are m i 
these matters, : nge 
to other peo e nor ie yA believ 
Ses 
else’ 3 
vour rito: 
us ask wiii inducement 3 is for any 
with limited means, to ase 
time in 
ke out a PATENT for it, | 
i tly 
cannot be obtained 
experienced in connection with 
removed. 3. That there should be penalties for 
the ag a patent,’ or ‘registration,’ — 7 
pe apa ever existed.” 
o goo 2 ‘No doubt the true principle is, 
that no inventor * be compelled to pay any- 
thing m lutely essential to secure his 
right. No — bt the —— and anomalies of next yait 1 1 ed ; for these 
ay e present system swept away. N 
oubt there should be a e for using the title 
bf patent ” or the catch word “ ope ips 
bets look upon as a most important point. How required. Gentlen 
any people not ae to the . ah erd audacity of ARA ag to whose 
n them selve 
“the high sounding onc 
Parliament,” No., &c., 
by those a are not, "as by 
use 
tene honki be | for 
“ by Her p= r. 8 Royal th 
Letters Patent; registered according to Act of appl ply to 
which are as often assumed 
those who are “eiititied | stating by what conv eyange the of a yl are to = 
the “Ho uscho ld Wo — e p. hope, e and depart wich as much as 
and m redly „soon 7 ies the I nee now for 300/,, or as he would get onder the: e 
cw . tant tiles Will it be believed | alteration for of Serge: nA — ao the 
at no inventor can o pars license before | be he at he has inv 
at need is there of more ? Ippe fee, added 
sa — small payment to be y every one — 
es to examine . eee — &c., in the Paten 
Office, would be amp ply sufficient to defray the — 
e have rendered it nec 
ä — WEEE. far too much to do to inquire into 
Trrerzi, Dec. -e eee EES the merits of any invention fied Fi: to psd fos be aimed at. An inventor would then in reality pay 
rene. * approval; and even if they had the time, their for no more than is absolutely essential to his own 
A recat friend of ours i ing vious studies are not such as to enable them to et h 3 a P. ARDD, 
implements and contrivances are as good as as they come to any satisfactory conclusion upon the su til a stimulus de really -given to invention, ani 
might be. And if not, why not! These questions ject. „the P g which an Inve y the very act of invention acquire 
arge, use those who „at the expense, |ê right to what he has invented, the patent laws of 
and to that part of the community bh is specially and often ruin, of the inventor. Is this right? this country, however oe may be patched, — 
occupied in the cultivation of plants, rs In th nviction that has only wir P Pei be so great a clog on eee an 
which must be given to them are of — be more e ively kn ce ltogether, and Sue a a p as improvement that, for where we 
“importance. t the first question must that its abolition would materially benefit the con- Won ` see them continue to t they 
swered i in the negativo i is — — — admit of doubt. dition of those whose interests t al is ever 
e 0 
m Mr. 1 Rs’s hands, it 
tim without waiting for the chance of an 
auction which «a canno 2 e place, to the * 
of the charity, sooner than next spring. 
therefore been resolved to set aside the finest iat 
sale at from eas each, Gee 
Such as 
ag spring, if there should be or left, w ‘ll * — 
o the hammer as at first osed. 
some are beautiful 
1 AND, * reques 
Mr. Wit 
street, London, givi dese * ‘their 
ransmitted from the 
The ach and 5th principles laid down by the Cambridge line of the oes omis gre erg 
