...substitutes for the pistons, with packings at their edges, and united in the centre or axis of the glob* with hinges, and having each of them an axis passing through the globe to receive the arms and friction-wheels, and with Iwles, pipes, &c. for the admission of steam. Engines on this principle may...

...before explained. • A similar effect may be produced with a concave globe or sphere having within it two moveable semicircular leaves (as a substitute...engine acts be retained. Engines on this principle maybe made of every requisite size, and are not confined to the action of steam only, but may be put...

...for the pistons, with packings at their edges, and united in the centre or axis of the glob» with hinges, and having each of them an axis passing through the globe to receive the arms and frietion-w heels, and with holes, pipes, &c. for the admission of steam. Engines on this principle...

...the centre or axis of the globe joints or hinges, and having each of them an axis passing ~*hrough the globe to receive the arms and friction wheels...with holes and pipes for the admission of steam."* By referring to the aforesaid drawing of Hornblower's Engine it ~^vill be seen that principle of alternate...

...as before explained. A similar effect may be produced with a concave globe or sphere, having within it two moveable semi-circular leaves, (as a substitute...with holes and pipes for the admission of steam."* By referring to the aforesaid drawing of Hornblower's Engine it will be seen that principle of alternate...

...as before explained. A similar effect may be produced with a concave globe or sphere, having within it two moveable semi-circular leaves, (as a substitute...with holes and pipes for the admission of steam."* By referring to Hornblower's Engine, described at p. 121, • Specification of Patent. it will be seen...