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AN ESSAY bh- the CULTIVATION -of the
LA sr•rs belonging to the 1•; ATI/ RA LORDER of
PROTLFIE, with their Generic as well as Specific Cita-
ratters, and places where they grow wild.
By lOSEPiI KNIGHT, F.11.S
It is proposed to publish a Series of Horticultural Essays,
of which this forms the first, on the Cultivation of the thf-
tirent Natural Orders of Plants, will also contain
their Generic and Specific CharadterS, their•Sytiotiyim, and
places where they gay wild.
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THE NEW TESTAMENT of OUR LORD
ESUS CH 'UST,. with a further Abridgment of
?radical Observations or the late Rev. Wit), Burkitt.
By the Rev. SAMUEL GLASSE, I).l).+Jk.S.
Ream of WiiIISICA Essex, and Chaplain in Ordinary to
his Majesty.
Tlle Second Edition. •,
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A N ESSAY on the TEETH of WHEELS ;
r.,comprehending Plinciples, and their Application in
Practice' to Mill-work, and outer Machinery. With nume-
rous figures.
By ROBERTSON BUCHANAN,.
Civil Engineer.
Revised by Peter Nichchion, Architea.
Tbis Work likewise contains a, Prailical Inquiry respect-
ing the strength'and durability of the Teeth of Wheels used
in Mill-work—General Observations .on' the Wheel-work of
Mills—Tables of Pitches of W heels .nt actual use in Mill-
work ; and Practical Observations with regard toanaking
Patterns of Cast Iron Wheels.
" The Subject entitled • l'ractical Observations with re-
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'important, on which we believe nothing had previously ap-
peared in Print.
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the operative Miti.wright and Clock-maker, while it may
save the trouble of much explanation to Engineers andothers,
iu carrying their plans into el,lct:" •
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