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On the eurill..mitinn of Ibid. tilmt Sl'he,ls,for turning Machine-
ry. Oil the conftraelion of the Mill Courfc—On the Water Wheel
and its Float fmards--On the spur I.l'lieel and Trundle—On the
foe:nation. rise, and rdocity of the Millftone—On the pertor-
MAOCC of Litteleretot fvU'ls—On a new Mill Wright's Tahle—On
Horizontal Mills— On ltiMile Corn Mills—On Breafl. Mills.
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fhot Water Vi'hrels. On the method of compuiing the effedtve
Power of i/verfhot Wheels in turnirg Machinery—On the palm -
mance of Orerlird and Underinot Milts—On the formation of the
Ouckets. and the proper velocity of Overlhot Wheels.
of an improvement in Flour Mils. On the formatiort
of the deeds of Wtivela, aed the Leaves of Pinions. 0.1 the for-
mation of 11.iiscloals, ntecharn sly, anil on the difrofition of the
Icech on the Wheel's. eiretra. renee—On the formation of Cy-
eloids, and Epiceciiiids grometrieally. and the method of drzwing
IM,es p.trallel to them—Ott Irveikd Wheels, and the method of
givi.ig an rpieyeloiil .1 fern to thi i Teeth.

OtTthe Cortnatioa of the Teeth of Rack Work, the Wipers of
Szatr,:err,

Un the nature and cnnftrudion of WindmiEs. Dtfcription tlf
windmi3—On the form and pat ion of W:ndmill Sails—To find
the momentum of Fridticoi—To find ;he velocity of tbeWind--On
the ercet of Windmill .Stils—On horizonta: Windtnin,

On the nature to Friction, and the method of &min:thing its
effete, in Mae • •rY—On toe nature and operat:en of Hy Wheels
—Co Wheel Carriages—On the formation of Carriage Wheels—.
On the portion of th., Wheels- .0n the line of TrrAion, and the
method w:tieh Hocks exert their ftrength—•:ln the poßtion of
the centre of Giavity, ar•.d the manner of dirpofing the load.
On the 1 hmeait.e Machine. On Thriditing Machines driven by
Water—On thing Mechine. :riven by Hut f:t—On the power
of Thralhing Machines, On the couranclion and effedt of Ma.
chines, e.,mnt n 'eat, d by Mr JohnLellle, ptofe Tor of Mathematics
in the Unicerrey of fit'inburgh.
De'cription of a limp'.e and powerful Capßane—.A tnedanical
method of finding the Cl”.tre of Gravity._