The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 225
ish specimens is uften recog-nizable. Thus several of the patterns now remaining at St. Patricks,Dublin, are nearly identical with some from Malvern, in Worcester-shire, and it is of additional interest to find, that about the probabledate of these tiles, a connection existed between the two… … [J tNE, kiln, it appears, has been discovered at Malvern, with portions oftiles in the several stages of the progress, and the tiles there usedwere manufactured on the spot; whence Mr. Oldham conjectures,thatsome of the Irish tiles were also derived from the same source. Thewater communication by…
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