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Cesare Blasi. UNIV THE OF EAL OF 1888 LIGHT ORNIA THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DAVIS The Highland Socity & Sertland ti J. Penme Scott &
Cesare Blasi. UNIV THE OF EAL OF 1888 LIGHT ORNIA THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DAVIS The Highland Socity & Sertland ti J. Penme Scott &
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Cesare Blasi. The Highland Socity & Sertland ti J. Penme Scott & TRANSACTIONS 1827 OF THE HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND . AND TRANSACTIONS OF THE HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND . TO Presented by.
Cesare Blasi. The Highland Socity & Sertland ti J. Penme Scott & TRANSACTIONS 1827 OF THE HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND . AND TRANSACTIONS OF THE HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND . TO Presented by.
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Cesare Blasi. AND TRANSACTIONS OF THE HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND . TO WHICH IS PREFIXED , AN ACCOUNT OF THE PRINCIPAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY FROM NOVEMBER 1820 TO DECEMBER 1823 . VOL . VI . EDINBURGH : PRINTED FOR ARCHD . CONSTABLE ...
Cesare Blasi. AND TRANSACTIONS OF THE HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND . TO WHICH IS PREFIXED , AN ACCOUNT OF THE PRINCIPAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY FROM NOVEMBER 1820 TO DECEMBER 1823 . VOL . VI . EDINBURGH : PRINTED FOR ARCHD . CONSTABLE ...
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... HIGHLAND SOCIETY ; with Tables . 561-563 ( See particular Contents prefixed to the Article ) , 271-560 LETTER from H. HOME DRUMMOND , Esq . of Blairdrum- mond , M. P. WEDGE - DRAINING CLAY - LAND , Description of this Im- provement , in ...
... HIGHLAND SOCIETY ; with Tables . 561-563 ( See particular Contents prefixed to the Article ) , 271-560 LETTER from H. HOME DRUMMOND , Esq . of Blairdrum- mond , M. P. WEDGE - DRAINING CLAY - LAND , Description of this Im- provement , in ...
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... -663 DIRECTIONS TO THE BOOK - BINDER FOR PLACING PLATE I. THE PLATES . To face page 41 II . 75 III . 115 IV . 143 V. 241 V.I. 611 VII . 622 VIII . 600 INTRODUCTION . ACCOUNT OF THE PRINCIPAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE HIGHLAND viii CONTENTS .
... -663 DIRECTIONS TO THE BOOK - BINDER FOR PLACING PLATE I. THE PLATES . To face page 41 II . 75 III . 115 IV . 143 V. 241 V.I. 611 VII . 622 VIII . 600 INTRODUCTION . ACCOUNT OF THE PRINCIPAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE HIGHLAND viii CONTENTS .
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Page 6 - The manner of the carriage is by laying rails of timber from the colliery down to the river, exactly straight and parallel; and bulky carts are made with four rowlets fitting these rails ; whereby the carriage is so easy that one horse will draw down four or five chaldron of coals, and is an immense benefit to the coal merchants.
Page lviii - Signed, by order of Court, Henry Woodthorpe. To which Address His Royal Highness was pleased to return the following most gracious Answer : " I thank you for this loyal and dutiful Address.
Page 320 - What number of persons can be employed in labour, must depend absolutely upon the amount of the funds which alone are applicable to the maintenance of labour. In whatever way these funds may be applied or expended, the quantity of labour maintained by them in the first instance, would be very nearly the same. The immediate effect of a compulsory application of the whole or a part of these funds, is to change the application, not to alter the umountof them.
Page 131 - Colebrook-dale, in Shropshire, where cast-iron was indisputably first applied to the construction of bridges, and, according to the information which I have been able to obtain, it was here also that Rail-ways of that material were first constructed. It appears; from the books of this extensive and long-established Company, that between five and six tons of rails were cast on the 13th of November, 1767, as an experiment, on the suggestion of Mr. Reynolds, one of the partners.
Page xlvi - The subdivisions of weights and measures, at present employed in this country, appear to be far more convenient for practical purposes than the decimal scale, which might perhaps be preferred by some persons for making calculations with quantities already determined. But the power of expressing a third, a fourth, and a sixth of a foot in inches, without a fraction, is a peculiar advantage in the duodecimal scale, and for the operations of weighing and of measuring capacities, the continual division...
Page 376 - Multiplying or dividing both the numerator and denominator of a fraction by the same number does not change the value of the fraction.
Page xlvi - The power of expressing a third, a fourth, and a sixth of a foot in inches, without a fraction, is a peculiar advantage in the duodecimal scale ; and for the operations of weighing, and of measuring capacities, the continual division by two renders it practicable to...
Page 3 - A piece of plate, of fifty guineas value, will be given for the best and approved essay on the construction of rail-roads, for the conveyance of ordinary commodities. In this essay it will be essential to keep in view, how far rail-roads can be adapted for common use in a country; — the means of...