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... furvivorihips, with tables of premiums ac- the different ages. AI. Plain and ealy method of meafurin > r any piece timber or brick-work ; to gauge calk, or a piece of ground. VII. Rules for prefervation of health, part'(ulail\ invalids, a preleut eminent \III- ...
... and furvivorlhipj, with tables premiums according the dilfereat ages. A !• Plain and method mcafuring aay piece timber or brick-work ; ta gauge a calk, or taeafure a piece ground. VII. Rules lor preservation health, particularly invalids, prefent eminent ...
... Lives and with Tables Premiums according to the differ nt Ages. VI. Plain and Method of meafnrmg any Piece of Timber, or Brick-Work, to gauge Cafk, or me.afure a I ieceof Ground. VII. Rules for Prefervation of Health, ar Invalids, by a prefent eminentPhylician ...
... preventing the Counterfeiting the Copper Coin, and for regulating Hackney-Coaches, Chairs, &c. Plain and Method of Timber, Brick-work, Land, and to gauge any Calk. Rules for the Preservation of Health, particularly Invalids, by eminent Phyfician. Some ufeful ...
... vivorfhips, with Tables Premiums according to the different Ages. VI. plain and ealv Method of meafuring any Piece of Timber, or Brick-Work, to gauge a Cafk, or meafure ieceof Ground. VII. Rules for Preservation of Health, ticularly Invalids, a prefent emjnentPhyi; ...
... preventing the Counterfeiting Copper' Coin, and for regulating , Hackney-Coaches, Chairs, &c. Plain and ealy M-thott of Timber, Brick-work, Land, and to gauge any Calk. Rules for the Prefervation of Health, particularly Invalids, by prefent eminent Phyfician ...
... Wirepin its Defcent upon which it, forced afunder ihe Architrave of a Chamber Door, and did other Damage to the Wainfeot, Brickwork, and Windows, then falling upon a Bell to the Kitchen, was from thence diffu fed upon the Walls, and paffed out at a large ...
... the Houfe of the Mifs Stapletons, in Lower Grofvenor-Street, and informed the Servants his Mafter had fent him to mend the Brick-work on the Top of the Houfe and having learnt the Name of the Matter Bricklayer who worked for the Family, made ufe of to a ...
... which arc lay ore than nine inches in the laid wall, >he ends or fides there* within nice the aborning, five inches fo'id brickwork between the ends all the lentals, wall-platef, and boni timbers between and ⢠7»h, Chimney backs to be at Jeaft one - ...
... the Starute rhiukne_ ot a Brick aiid a Half. x. A Table which, thews how many Bricks arc; tufficieiit to buiid any Pieceof Brick-work ol any num- ber of Feet and Thicknefs. 3. A Table of Tyling, whereby is fhewn how many 'i iles will cover any Roof. 4. Variety ...
... neceflary for the more exa £_ and expeditious cafting up, or eftimating any Sort of Work, viz. i. A Table for the reducing of Brick-work of any thicknefs to the Statute thicknefs of a Brick and a Half.- 2. A Table which fhews how many Bricks are fufficient ...