Parliamentary Papers, 36. sējumsH.M. Stationery Office, 1854 |
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... Fine Arts was assigned to Lord Ellesmere . Mr. Dilke undertook to obtain an account of the building in which the Exhibition was to be held , and he also agreed to attend to the collection of Trade Circulars and Patent Office Reports ...
... Fine Arts was assigned to Lord Ellesmere . Mr. Dilke undertook to obtain an account of the building in which the Exhibition was to be held , and he also agreed to attend to the collection of Trade Circulars and Patent Office Reports ...
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... fine teeth , set round a cylinder . It throws out an immense quantity of dirt which escapes the ordinary carding machines . Should flax cotton ever come into general use , this would be the most fitting machine for carding it clean ...
... fine teeth , set round a cylinder . It throws out an immense quantity of dirt which escapes the ordinary carding machines . Should flax cotton ever come into general use , this would be the most fitting machine for carding it clean ...
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... fine quality , manufactured by Goddard Brothers , of the same place , are excellent fabrics , well dyed and finished . The Canada plaids , adapted for vestings , manufactured at Whittenton Mills , Taunton , Massachusetts , are excellent ...
... fine quality , manufactured by Goddard Brothers , of the same place , are excellent fabrics , well dyed and finished . The Canada plaids , adapted for vestings , manufactured at Whittenton Mills , Taunton , Massachusetts , are excellent ...
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... fine surface . Minnesota is the great fur - producing State of the Union , and the trade of 1852 is said to have reached nearly $ 700,000 ( about £ 170,000 sterling ) . The specimens of various kinds of leather contributed to the ...
... fine surface . Minnesota is the great fur - producing State of the Union , and the trade of 1852 is said to have reached nearly $ 700,000 ( about £ 170,000 sterling ) . The specimens of various kinds of leather contributed to the ...
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... fine a character as to require no sifting for use , and the finest castings are easily made , so far at least as material goes . The pattern is simply modelled in wax , and from this a brass pattern is cast direct , no white metal being ...
... fine a character as to require no sifting for use , and the finest castings are easily made , so far at least as material goes . The pattern is simply modelled in wax , and from this a brass pattern is cast direct , no white metal being ...
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