Transactions of the Society Instituted at London for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce, Volúmenes5-6

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Página 334 - Tweed, who shall not have an estate, freehold or copyhold, for his own life, or for some greater estate, either in law or equity, to and for his own use and benefit, of or in lands, tenements...
Página 334 - Society are defigned for that part of Great Britain called England, the dominion of Wales, and the Town of Berwick upon Tweed, unlefs exprefsly mentioned to the contrary.
Página 298 - For inventing a machine to answer the purpose of mowing or reaping wheat, rye, barley, oats, or beans, by which it may be done more expeditiously and cheaper than by any method now practised...
Página 103 - ... a little at a time, stirring the wax continually until the whole quantity of gum is perfectly melted and incorporated : then throw the paste into cold water, and when it is hard, take it out of the water, wipe it dry, and beat it in one of Mr.
Página 104 - ... be pounded in a cold place, and but a little while at a time, as...
Página 344 - Chapels throughout that Part of GREAT BRITAIN called ENGLAND, the Dominion of WALES, and the Town of BERWICK upon TWEED, on THURSDAY the Twenty ninth Day of...
Página 92 - ... two ounces of borax in a pint of boiling water, and adding to the folution as much flaked lime as will make it into a thin pafte ; this, with a common painter's brufh, may be fpread over feveral retorts, which, when dry, are then ready for the proper preferving coating. The intention of this firft...
Página 93 - ... fpread : with this let the Retorts be covered all over, except that part of the neck which is to be...
Página 104 - ... be almost as much of the powder as colour. " Having mixed the colours and no more than can be...
Página 54 - Turnep, to be deftroyed by iniedts, for no infed touches it; nor is it affefted by exceffive drought, or the changes of feafons. Horned cattle, horfes, pigs, and poultry, are exceedingly fond of it, when cut fmall. The leaves may be gathered every twelve or fifteen days ; they are from thirty to forty inches long, by twenty- two to twenD 4 ty-five ty-five inches broad.

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