The two most successful algebraizations of first-order logic are the quasipolyadic algebras and cylindric algebras. The algebras in the title are noncommutative versions (concerning the cylindrifications) of these algebras, respectively. These two algebra classes appear similar to each other. Nevertheless transposition algebras are relativized representable, moreover they have nice representations, but non-commutative cylindric algebras are not, in general. The difference between these algebra classes concerning representability is analysed in the paper. © 2023, College Publications. All rights reserved.