Gauging unmasked. Which shews all the necessary rules in vulgar and decimal arithmetic, with several contractions in both. The extraction of the square and cube roots: stereometry, or the whole art of gauging, by the pen and sliding-rule; witht he forms and definitions: the method of keeping the stock-bookmfor ale and x-waters: tables of cylinders and areas of circles and squares. Te whole designed for the use and service of the revenue-officers, being calculated according to 217.6 the solid inches contained in the liquid gallon, now used in Ireland
By: by John Ballard, Excise-Officer..
Contributors: Corcoran, Bartholomew, I, active 1743-1792, printer.; McGregor, George.
Publisher: Printed by Bart. Corcoran, on the Inns-Quay
Published: 1783
Place of publication: Dublin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 142
Subjects: Gaging -- Early works to 1800.; Mensuration.
Genres: Early works to 1800.
Notes: Signatures: A\4 a\2 B-2E\4 2F\2 2G\4.

Dedication: to the Chief Commissioners and Governors of His Majesty's Revenue in Ireland.

'Stereometry, or the art of gauging' has separate title page but continuous pagination (pp.[61]-142); 'Tables calculated for the use of the revenue officers of Ireland. Containing, I. New and correct tables of cylinders .. By George M'Gregor' has separatepagination, and titlepage dated 1782. Register is continuous throughout.

ESTC N17986.