ay be so arranged as to hood of the proposed works ; these (together with the Figs. 1 and 2 represent an edge and flat view ef a adjust it to the required angle. The lantern is sup- trial shafts which are usually sunk at the company’s stock and dies adjusted and constructed with the im- ported on… … a narrow ledge all roundon which it rests. This bolts of the same size, great accuracy will be thus in- kept steady in windy weather by a brace, c, hooked ledge is then dug away in four places to admit of to the lamp case and pendant. The chimney, d, is to props being inserted ; the rest can now be…
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