of fuel required'to make a vessel was asked of the author of the“ caloric en- this, that the heat which is required to give of these figures, we refer to page 60, last Vol., move through water, in other words, give a gine,’ while he was explaining his engines on motion to the engine at the… … two hot air furnaces for two single acting cy- gauze or regenerator, M, where it parts with were no loss of heat by radiation, it would use the engravings to point out the transtorma- linders which amounts to one double acting no coal at all, after the first fire; it would go its heat and then…
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