The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 342
heclear solution. The precipitate is pressed, dried, and rubbed to a powder. This colour isnot so beautiful as the Schweinfurth green, bnt is peculiarly well adapted .tor paintingdwelling rooms and work shops, there being no fsar of any poisoning from arseiric. Byvarying the proportions a number of… … Wellington Street, Nortli. Of lute years more than one new class of buildings has sprung npamong us, all more or less indicative of, and in accordance witli tliehabits and necessities of the present age. Among Ihem we may reckonChib-houses—those splendid establishments which are almost the…
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