The resources and manufacturing industry of Ireland as illustrated by the exhibition of 1853 : being a series of essays on raw materials, machinery, and manufactures of various kinds; to which is appended the official catalogue of the exhibition : a portrait of Mr. Dargan, engraved on steel, with a memoir; and numerous illustrations on wood (1854)
Sproule, John, Exhibition of Art and Art-Industry (1853 : Dublin, Ireland), author, Sproule, John, editor · Dublin : Published by the editor · leaf 240
THE IRISH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. 184 [Class VI. flour extremely slow and uncertain ; and the evil arising from this is that the flour, finding only a partial escape, is triturated and retriturated, to its great injury. A single pair of such stones is calculated to require the power of a four-liorse… … importantin one sense, than the sewing machine, which was to be seen daily .at work at the east end of one of the northern galleries. When we consider the enor¬ Westrup’s Conickl Flour Mill. mous number of those who now ply the needle — the instrument of all others of most extensive use — and the…
Dargan, William, 1799-1867 · Exhibition of Art and Art-Industry (1853 : Dublin, Ireland) · Industries · Railroad engineering
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