London Journal of Arts and Sceinces: And Repertory of Patent Inventions, Том 11William Newton, Charles Frederick Partington W. Newton, 1826 |
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... appears to be the construction of a chimney - pot , that shall freely discharge its smoke under all states of the wind and weather . The top of the chimney - pot is covered by a cap , and the exit passages are in the sides , through ...
... appears to be the construction of a chimney - pot , that shall freely discharge its smoke under all states of the wind and weather . The top of the chimney - pot is covered by a cap , and the exit passages are in the sides , through ...
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... appears to possess no other novelty than that of placing the tubes in a circle , with a reservoir surrounding them . The patentee says , " I claim the arrangement of the tubes a , whether such tubes are placed in circles con- centric or ...
... appears to possess no other novelty than that of placing the tubes in a circle , with a reservoir surrounding them . The patentee says , " I claim the arrangement of the tubes a , whether such tubes are placed in circles con- centric or ...
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... appears to consist more particularly in the selection and combination of certain materials to manufacture a cloth or fabric of a peculiar kind , than in the means of rendering the same waterproof . The fabric to be produced is chiefly ...
... appears to consist more particularly in the selection and combination of certain materials to manufacture a cloth or fabric of a peculiar kind , than in the means of rendering the same waterproof . The fabric to be produced is chiefly ...
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... appear ; but we suppose it is intended to assist in some way the facilities of packing the edges of the valves to make them per- fectly steam - tight , and thereby to render the operation of the engine more effective than such engines ...
... appear ; but we suppose it is intended to assist in some way the facilities of packing the edges of the valves to make them per- fectly steam - tight , and thereby to render the operation of the engine more effective than such engines ...
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... appears to be that of fitting shoes to the feet of animals upon a more scientific principle than has heretofore been practised , viz . " to fit the shoe geometrically to the foot , and to prevent Hodgson's , for Improvements in Horse ...
... appears to be that of fitting shoes to the feet of animals upon a more scientific principle than has heretofore been practised , viz . " to fit the shoe geometrically to the foot , and to prevent Hodgson's , for Improvements in Horse ...
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