London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 150
g. 45.) will at once ex-plain the principle upon which it is intended to act: a is theflue; and 6, c, and d are apertures left for the escape of bothwind and smoke; as when the wind blows from either side, ordirectly downwards, it will, it is presumed, escape from the op-posite aperture, and leave… … not been fixed; and I have not since heard how they succeeded.They were of cast iron; but they are so simple in construction,that they might be made either of artificial stone, or Parkerscement, and formed to suit any architectural design.Kinetoji, Wai-wickshire, Dec. 7. 1835. REVIEWS. .\rt. I. An…
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