Notes of the cause tried at the Liverpool Summer Assizes, : before Mr. Justice Cresswell and a special jury, August 27th, 1845, between W.E. Newton and the Grand Junction Railway Company : for an infringement of letters patent for improvements in the construction of boxes for the axletrees of locomotive engines and carriages, and for the bearings or journals of machinery in general, and also for improvements in oiling or lubricating the same.

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