· 1034 - 1050 . 1084 Na Page Miscellaneous Implements and Instruments. Hand-drills, Dibbling and Sowing Machines. 3. The woodman's scorer 374 984 • The common hand-drill 931 | 22* Potato-set scoops S7+ 287 * The hand turnip drill 5,937 * Hunter's odometer 576 S87 5B * Barking instruments 659 2x3 * Plunknet's bean or potato dibbler 599 Broad's callipers for measuring standing 285 * The broadcast sowing-machine timber 703 * Callipers for raising stones 745 Traps for Vermin. 60 • Rogers's dendrometer 200 • Field rat-trap 389 A8 * The blasting screw for rending roots of 991 * Improved rai-trap 292 Wooden mole-traps * Sheep crooks 1057 64,965 * Paul's rattery 1110, 1111 670 Syridge and enema tubes for relieving horses, cattle, sheep, and swine Miscellaneous Hand Machines. 88 * The Bearn for bleeding horses 991 177 + The whin-bruiser of Britany Ring for fastening cattle 270-272 * The hay-binder 807 Yoke and box for oxen . 1050 273 * The rope-twister Miscellancous Utensils. 258 • The hand turnip-roller 289 Doxat's mechanical power The ancient British harvest-horn 293 * An improved grindstone 1119 d Cornish dung panniers 1171 750 Machine for washing potatoes 1113 e Corgiib faggot and sheaf corn panniers 1171 872 The gin-wheel potato-washer 10.8 4. The corn-screen 378 767 Cabbage-cutter for sauerkraut 944 • The iron corn-basket 378 768 Newton's cabbage-chopper 345. The seed-carrier 378 409 A lime-pounding machine 412 946. Jones's com and seed drier S79 109 Low's machine for raising large stones . $11 Barrel for blanching endive 942 705, 706 Richardson's machine for raising large 97 "The turnip beetle-net 1120 745 98 Curtis's lime-duster . 1120 987 Hill and Bundy's flax-breaking machine 918 Utensils for Poultry. Ploughs of Historical Interest. 52,8, c Poultry coops 1094 2 + 3 + 4 + Primitive tillage implements 99 d Portable shelter for poultry of the greatest antiquity 5,6 9. The improved poultry-feeder 1084 10 1115 • The pheasant-feeder 1282 11 | Plough of the South of France 23 12 + Plough of Valencia 23 Scientific Utensils. 13 a, b, ct Wheel-ploughs of the greatest Vessels for examining soils 318 22 + A Saxon Wheel.plough of the eighth 26 Leslie's hygrometer century 2019 • The rain-gauge 366 23 + 24 + Ancient British ploughs 37 38 † The modern plough of Roine Utensils for the Dairy. 50 + The plough of Toulouse 81 4 The coxherd's lure of Norway 51 | The Arabian plough 110 102 $ + Tbe dairy caldron of Lodi 74 The plough of Tykochin, in Poland 49 69. The box churn 112 89 The plough of Osterobothnia 1010 680 * The Derbyshire churn 90 | The ancient Samnite plough 112 1040 97 + The Castilian plough 119 851 The Lancashire plough-churn 1040 877 The cheese-press 100 + The Arcadian plough 121 1009 878 The lactometer 109 † The plough of Erzerum 1039 113 The plough of Yemen, in Arabia 1+2 119 | Hindustanee ploughs Wheelbarrows. 121 d + The plough of Ceylon $47The earth barrow 379 131 + Chinese ploughs 160 24. The iron barow for dung 379 949 The corn barros 379 Modern Swing Ploughs. So Tbe bay and straw barrow 379 294 Small's plough 31 The package barrow 295 • Wilkie's iron swing plough 932 * The Normandy barrow 380 296 • Finlayson's cranc-necked self-cleaning 253 The French truck $80 S92 $54. The common hand-barrow 297 Finlayson's open beam self-cleaning 955. The earth hand-barrow 380 393 256 The dung hand-barrow 380 skeleton self-cleaning turn-wrest plough 303 380 299 * Finlayson's line plough 503 299 The maize sbeller 381 5) Marriott's improved maize separator 300 • Gray's turn-wrest plough 381 1190 The box barrow of Cornwall 301 • Weatherley's movable stilt plough 39 303 • Somerville's double-furrow plough 35 Handmills. 304 Clymer's iron plough 21 A band four-mill for grinding maize . 381 305 Morton's trenching plough 395 734 The maize sheller 304 Gladstone's water-furrowing plough 831 397 • A hand bolting-machine 581 1130 An addition to a plough called a ridder, 963 The furze bruiser 382 used in Fifeshire 56. The root breaker or bruiser 383 27 • The corn bruiser 383 Modern Wheel-Ploughs. 39. The potato flour-mill 383 308 * Improved Scotch wheel-plough 303 * The chaff-cutter 384 309 The Beverstone wheel-plough 993 21 The turnip-slicer 386 The Norfolk wheel-plough 398 311 • Wilkie's single-horse wheel-plough 399 Weighing and Draught Machines. 312 ** Wilkie's improved friction-wheel 975 • The weighing-cage 385 509 400 TO Smith's potato weighing machine 386 1128 • • Wilkie's one-wheel two-horse plough, 978 * The sack-weighing machine 385 1186 200 + Ruthven's farmer's steelyard 386 712 * The hay-weigbing machine 381 Draining-Ploughs 74 Finlayson's draught-machine S85 314 Clarke's draining-plough 400 975. Braby's draught-machine 38 400 . 1188 Page 427 No. Page No. 316 Morton's draining-plough 400 Levelling Machines. 317 * The gutter drain-plough 401 318 Lumbert's mole-plough 59 The Mouldebaert or Flemish leveller 401 82 319 Lumbert's working power for his mole 367, 368 * The Scotch land-leveller 419 401 419 401 Horse-Rakes, and Hay-making Machines. 321 * Bridgewater's draining-plough 402 656, 657 Pearson's pipe draining-plough 370 The Norfolk horse-rake 710 420 372 * Salmon's hay tedder improved by Weir 421 421 Reaping Machines. plained 403 324 * Finlayson's cultivator and harrow 403 16 + A Roman reaping machine 26 721 * Kirkwood's grubber 803 422 325 Weir's improved cultivator 404 423. 425 326 The Scotch cultivator or grubber 378 Gladstone's bean reaper 404 327 Parkinson's cultivator 404 427 328 Hayward's cultivator 405 Carts. 55 48 | The gaimbarde, or one-horse hay and 390 * Wilkie's horse-hoe and drill-harrow 405 wood cart of Paris 69 331 ** Finlayson's self-cleaning horse-hoe 78 + Cart of Livonia 108 122 332 · Blaikie's inverted horse-hoe 406 1171 333 The Scotch horse-hoe 407 334 Henry's improved scarifier 380—383 Principles respecting wheels and 407 395 Amos's horse-hoe and harrow axles, as applied to one-horse carts 428, 429 407 386. 388. 390, 391, 392 Principles of adjusting, 336 The horse-hoe and castor wheel 407 337 The thistle hoe, or hoe scythe draught and drags 4:30. 432, 438 450 982 A scuffler used in Essex 1129 450 995 A drill hoe used in Worcestershire - 1142 986 The Scotch two-horse cart, with adjusting 450 Horse Machines for sowing and planting. 387 Somerville's drag cart 431 1008, 1009 Simple carts in use in Yorkshire - 1158 338, 339 Cooke's corn-drill and horse-hoe 408, 409 340 The Norfolk lever-drill 409 Waggons. 341 * Morton's improved grain-drill 409 342 -The improved bean-drill 62 + The Flemish grand waggon 83 410 343 The horsebean dibbler 65 † The old Danish waggon 88 96 344, 345 * The Northumberland two-row tur. 68 | The Hungarian agricultural waggon 97 nip dril 411 346 * The Northumberland one-row turnip 75 | A Polish waggon 102 drill 149 Dutch waggon of the Cape of Good 411 347 ** Weir's manuring one-row turnip drill 412 Hope 180 722 * * The improved broad-cast sowing 1118 The Cornwall harvest waggon . 1171 393, 394 Baddeley's waggon with bent axle 433 434 484 435 348 * Young's drill-waterer 413 369 The watering-roller * Threshing Machines. 415 569 * The road water-barrow 610 17 + The Roman threshing machine 26 S2 + Threshing-rollers of modern Italy 49 399, 400 * Meikle's two-horse threshing 437 124 + Harrow of the Singalese 152 401 * Meikle's water threshing machine 498 323. 349 Principles on which harrow prongs 402 * Meikle's water and horse threshing are formed 403. 413 machine 350 The Berwickshire harrow 414 984 * A threshing machine driven by water 1150 351 The angular-sided harrow 414 795 The grass-ground harrow 906 Smut and Hummelling Machines. 352 * The grass-seed harrow 414 353 The common brake 415 439 354 * The grubber, or levelling-harrow 415 40+ Mitchell's hummelling machine 440 355 * Morton's revolving brake-harrow 415 356, 357 Gray's wet-weather barrow 416 Cider and Oil Mills impelled by Horses or Water. 358 The bush harrow 518 The improved single harrow 528 602 Common cider-mil 675 565 The road-harrow 608 603 * Improved cider-mill 675 900 Circular harrows 1136 604 French cider-mill 1003 * An excellent harrow used in Derby. 994 The cider-press 1141 1152 95 | The olive oil mill of Spain 160 133 + Water oil-mill of China 1918, 1+ Scrapers of Ceylon Miscellaneous Horse Machines. $59. The loaded roller 417 363 The furrow roller 418 98 The Noria, or bucket-wheel of the Moors 119 362 The roller and water-box 418 374 Snowden's leaf collector 421 361, 365 * The pressing-plough 418 565 Harriott's road harrow 608 418 608 566 The road roller 608 567 * 568 * Boase's road scraper and sweeper 608,609 567, 568 Boase's road scraper and sweeper 599 The improved road.waterer 610 570, 571 Biddle's machine for repairing roads 611 570 Biddle's road-maker 611 592, 593 Steuart's machine for transplanting 709 Peat rollers 643 746 large trees 458 416 676 - 1117 157, 158 149 608, 609 Page . 1174 . 1172 Ne. No. Page Miscellaneous Machines impelled by Water. 426 427 • Cottages for farm servants # The Noria of the Alps 61 428 * A double cottage for farm-labourers 201-906 The Persian wheel of Blair-Drum 429 + Waistell's double cottage with cow. mond 326 456 432 433 * Gothic cottages by Holland 458 434 • An ornamental cottage, erected by 407 * A cattle food-steaming machine 411 Boiler for distilling the spray of trees Lord Penryn 458 657 934 * Bonnemain's apparatus for hatching 435 • An economical double cottage, designed by J, C. L 458 eggs by hot water 1087 6!6 * An economical double cottage 085 617 • A labourer's cottage with cow.house Portable Structures for Cora or Forage. and piggery 686 519 * The stack guard 618 • A good mechanic's cottage 532 * The stacking stage 533 619 A group of three cottages 118 Structures for drying hay and corn in use 620 An ornamental Gothic cottage for a la. bourer in Argyleshire 1197 79 + The Russian roofed frame for drying 691 An Italian cottage 622 An entrance lodge to a farm . 1129 1199 1002 A cottage erected in Staffordshire 1149 123 1 A Singalese farmery 150 1192 A cottage in North Wales 175 An Alpine farmery of Norway 1125 A cottage in Berwickshire 1181 55,56 A Flemish farmery 74, 75 1186 418** An octagon corn farmery, ground plan 1129 Two cottages in West Lothian 1187 and isometrical views, designed and 1158 A cabin in King's County, Ireland . 1200 drawn by J. C. L in 1820 49 419 • A rectangular fartnery, ground plan Buildings or other fixed Structures for Horses, and isometrical view, designed and Cattle, and Implements. drawn by J. C. L in 182) 450 2 • Circular farmery, ground plan and 410 Trevises or partitions isometrical view, designed and drawn 100+ * A mounted crib for hay, in use in the by J. C. L in 1820 field in Derbyshire 1152 450 HS • Waistel's farinery for a grazing farm 1113 A rustic shed or shelter 1165 in a hilly country 465 1191 The cow or cattle feeding house in Corn. 444 * Waistell's arable and grazing farmery 466 wall H5 Marzbal's octagon farmery 421 Open cart or cattle shed 452 44 Beatson's stall fannery See the details of the Farmeries, 4* A Berwickshire farmery 468 445 48 * A proprietor's farmery with bailiff's 412 Section of Harley's cow.house house 469 449 * A Fery commodious farmery 413 * Call-pens 446 470 421 Open cattle-shed for fields 452 450. A qery complete farmery 451, 4.* Vaistell's large farmery 865, 866 Fastenings for cattle . 1080 472 16. Fearn 10.30 amery 868 A shoeing-stall 679 GoKnowell farmery Buildings or other fixed Structures for Cows and ELT, 618 * A Middlesex farmery, designed by the Dairy. See p. xxxix. J. C. L 681 619,610 Farnery for a hay farm in Middlesex, Buildings or other fired Siructures for Sheep and Suvine. designed by J.C. L. 689 611, 612 * A corn and stall feeding farmery, 416 A sheep-house and dove-cot combined 449 683 891 * Inclosure for washing sheep 1057 613 * A farmery for a meadow farm, designed 895–897 Rustic sheep-houses by Kraft 1063 by J.CL 118 A rustic sheep-house 6:4, 615 A farmery for a turnip farm 684, 685 414 Harley's pigsties 447 11 A Northumberland fartnery 1161 1112 A Cheshire farmery 1154 Fixed or Portable Structures for Poultry, Pigeons, 1115, 117 A farmery in Cornwall 1171 Rabbits, sc. 110 + Pigeon-houses of Persia 141 Farm houses. 415 * Section for general poultry-house 443 55+ A farm-house in Tuscany 51 416 A dove-cot and sheep-house combined 449 419 18 to 21) Position of the farm-house 908, 909 The rabbit-hutch 1174 relatively to the farmery explained . 450 924, 925 A complete set of poultry-houses . 1083 422, 425 Farm houses of the lowest class 453 926 a A portable nest 1084 424 425 * Small farm-houses 454 . 1084 $6,97 An otagonal farın-houze, erected by 926 d Portable shelter for turkeys 1064 Francis, Duke of Bedford - 1139 . 1084 Sk8 A square farmhouse, erected by Francis, 1143 * A pheasant-feeder Duke of Bedford 754 Bonnemain's apparatus for hatching eggs 99 A farm-house of the Marquess of Staf by hot water 1087 ford's in Shropshire 940 * A decoy for wild ducks . 1092 1132 A farm house combining an inn, erected 946. 948 Pigeon-houses 1100 land 1194 47 + Elevated hen.roost of France Cottages. Fired or Portable Structures for Bees. 83 A Swedish log cottage 110 449 104 + A Hungarian cottage 960 The chained hive 123 1106 139 † Hut of the Arabs 173 961 * The Polish hive 34 + Circular huts of the Laplanders 111 142 Mu huts of Nubia 175 Portable Structures for Cattle or Sheep. 141 ^ Straw huts of Egypt 175 796 Portable shelter 146 + Reed huts of the Foulahs 177 894 A portable hay-rack 1061 150_152 + Huts of the Hottentots 181 983 Wakefield's portable bridge . 1130 10 American cottage built of logs 189 18 Brazilian shelter 200 Buildings or Fixed Structures for Corn or Forage. 431 An economical stair for cottages 57 122 + A Singalese threshing-floor . 1197 1281 - 1133 . 1145 - 1097 • 1106 150 4,423 Cottages approaching to the character 436 * The common rick-stand o farin-houses 453 437 * The cast-iron rick-stand - 460 No. Page 438 Waistell's circular rick-stand 400 439 The timber and iron rick-stand 451 410—442 Ground-plans of barns, illustrative of first principles 46+ 92, 93 Swedish racks for drying corn 113 728 The Russian kiln for drying corn in the sheal 828 No. Page 506 The Florence barrier 507 The double or folding gate 504 508,509 Clarke's window-sash gate 55 510 The sympathetic park gate 505 511 The stile gate 997 An iron gate and gate-posts used in Mon. mouthshire 1143 . dle ages 177 193 38, 39 Lime-kilns. Plantations. 579 Booker's lime-kiln 626 491 5814586 Menteath's lime-kilns 526, 627 588 Distributing plantations over a country 634 587 Heathorn's line-kiln and coke oven 628 589 Fences for plantations 636 590, 591 Planting implements and operations Miscellaneous Buildings or Structures, Landscapes, 641, 649 and Diagrams, chicfty of Historical Interest." 592, 593 Steuart's transplanting machine 613 1 + Mount Ararat 59+ Effects of good and bad pruning 650 5 + Raising water from the Nile 6 595 Cutting over copsc-wood stools 655 10 A Roman villa and its environs, accord. 596 Pruning hedge-row trees 655 ing to Castel 19 597 Distilling spray for pyrolignous acid 607 41 Arrangements in the Lake Facino for 593 Barking instruments 659 breeding oysters 57 599, 600 Timber measures 603 45 Map of France, showing its climate 67 717, 718 Planting irregular grounds 754 66 † A post-house, combining a farm, situated on the Frische Hoff, between Fruit Trces. Memel and Königsberg in Prussia 89 601 Portraits of five sorts of standard pear 72 ^ A post-house and farm in Poland 100 trees 607 73 t A Jewish village in the south of Poland 101 76 A Russian village 106 Operations on the Soil. 77 * A farmery in the British style in the · 512 Trenching, 508 neighbourhood of Moscow 106 523 80 7 A church and mountain scenery in 591 Slitting for tree planting 642 Norway 110 1010 + Section of a coal district in Durham 1159 84 + Lapland huts 111 22, 23, 24+ Ploughing in Britain in the mid102 The plain of Thessaly 122 36, 37 106 † Buschire and its territory 139 . 1131 120 A corn-nill in Penang 149 126 + A Chinese village 156 134 | Villa of Thibet Operations on Plants. 16S 141 | Camps of the nomadic agriculturists of 6 + Reaping in Egypt 7 Morocco 15 † Roman manner of striking off the ears 157 ^ Small English villa or cottage ornée 186 of corn 162 † A West Indian overseer and his maid 19 + 20 + Training the vine in ancient 172, 173 + Stedman's cottage and sleeping Italy 09 place while at Surinam 202 50 176 | The Sunday dance of Norway 205 26–29 Mowing, reaping, and threshing 201 + View in Mexico in Britain in the middle ages 271 1134 | View of Dunrobin house in Sutherland 1195 514 Cutting in pruning 512 1114 | The Dartmoor depôt for prisoners of 515, 516 Thatching 517, 518 war 1169 650 655 996 * Saddle grafting 455 The double ditch and hedge between 475 1005 + Tapping a birch tree for wine . 1153 457, 458 Pruning and repairing old hedges - 479 462—467 Diagrams illustrating the art of Scientific Operations. 482, 483 535 468 Hedge drains 48+ 536 470475°Illustrative diagrams 486, 497 523 Mapping 537 476 Protecting young hedges 498 524 Delineating 543 477 Cutting down an old herige 489 525–530 Mapping and delineating 544546 482, 483 The poplar or willow fence 494 531 Isometrical perspective illustrated 547 589' Fences for plantations 636 Plans of Estates. 532, 533 A country residence, laid out as a 453 Medium between a sunk and raised park 566 fence 474 999 The Lilleshall estate of the Marquess of 454 The double ditch with bank between 475 Stafford in Shropshire 1146 456 The dead hedge 475 1000 The Wildmoor estate of the Marquess of 474 A hedge paling 487 1147 475 A stake and rice fence 487 11.4 The Tremadok estate in North Wales 1175 478-181 Wooden and iron hurdles, 13 sorts 491 1131 The Marquess of Stafford's estate in 484 The wattled fence 495 1194 485 Primitive paling sence 435 89 Swedish paling fence 110 Plans of Farms. 180 Iron park fence 495 689 487, 488 Light iron pasture fences 496 751 489 The field wall 496 713, 714 A farm in Middlesex, laid out by 40 The Galloway wall 496 752 491 Mould for stamped-earth walls 498 753 719, 720 A hill farın in Berkshire 755 Galer, 893 A store sheep farm 1059 53 + Field gate of Holland 72 980 A seed farm in Essex 492.491 First principles 499, 500 1007 A cottage farm in Derbyshire 493 * Waistell's gate 499 1123 Cottage farms in North Wales 495 + Parker's compensation hinge 501 496 Iron gates 501 Plans of Villages. 4'17-500 Improved fastenings for gates 577 The village of Bridekirk 623 501 * 50/2 * Field gates, by Parker 578 Village sca-port 624 503 * Menteath's gate 1183 A fishing village in Sutherland 1195 504 * Hunter'm field gate 503 120. + 153 Villages of the Hottentots 181, 182 505 * The improved park gate 503 170 A Surinam village 201 655 . 1129 . 1156 . 1174 Na Page Removing Rocks, Stones, and Roots. 534, 55 Sections 558, 569 703. 705, 706 Machines for raising large stones 745 5*, 56, 547, and 550 Sections - 509, 593, 592 597 704-707 Modes of blasting stones 745 500 Field or farm roads 708 Blasting or rending roots of large trees • 744 5 Street roads with stone tracks 569 52 Road over a hill 573 The Culture of the Potato. 59 Leverage of the feet of animals 575 540 Leverage of wheels 575 747 Cutting a tuber into sets 848 541 Locomotive table for breaking stones 590 748 Planting in Lancashire 849 512 Gauge ring for the size of stones 749 Planting in Argyleshire 850 51) Hand.barrow measure for broken stones 750 Machine for washing potatoes 853 54 Wire-guard for the faces of stonebreakers 590 The Culture of the Turnip. 545, 549 Implements 596 551–53 Stone railways for roads of different 751–706 The improved mode of cultivating 598, 599 in drills, from the preparation of the 55_53) 572 Different modes of paring ground to the taking up and storing 601, 602, 612 or consumption of the crop -856859 53 Comparative effect of broad and narrow wheels on roads 605 Scientific Diagram. 564 Effect of beavy waggons 607 207 Nomenclature of the clouds S58 562570 Machines for repairing or cleaning roads 608-611 Plants, or Parts of Plants, to illustrate l'egetable Railroads. Anatomy and Physiology. 178 a Dionæ'a Muscipula, Venus's fly-trap - 911 573 Railroad carriage 614 178 b Sarracenia purpurea, purple side-saddle 574 Fiat railways 616 211 Müestones, Guide-posts, and Tollgates. 178 c Nepénthes distillatòria, the pitcher 211 Mosci 59) An improved milestone 179 abft 603 212 561 Improved guide-posts 179 c The Hepáticæ 212 212 & Edgware toll house and gate 180 a Lamninària saccharina 212 Canals. 212 180 c Halymènia edulis 181 a Fúngi which grow on the surface of 575, 576 Sections - 619, 620 213 181 a Fungi which grow on the stumps of Draining and Drains. rotten trees 213 62409 Plans and sections 693_696 182 Interior integument in the garden bean 213 629-31 Plans and sections 698, 699 183 Section of the stem of herbaceous and 62455 Plans and sections - 700, 701 21+ 606 Section of a drain 701 184 Section of the stem of trees and shrubs 214 637 Sartion of a conduit drain 703 185, 186 The cortical layers 215 540 Essex draining 70+ 187 Simple tubes 216 011, 6+2 Sections 705, 706 188 Physical phenomena of the gernination 611-652 Different kinds of drains 707, 708, 709 of seed 928 64 617 * Draining tiles 708 189 The foxtail root 25 6. Draining implements 709, 710 190 The flattened stem 216 66 Pearson's draining-plough 710 191 a Bunches or knot exhibiting a plexus of fox The Cheshire turt drain 711 216 67 The mole drain 711 191 b The oak apple 215 630 Cart beel draining 711 192 The knot or bunch formed on the branches G1-3 Draining implements and boring of the dog rose 247 machines - 719, 713 249 194 The tower of the fig 2-18 Embanking. 195 A fruit with an unnatural appendage of leaves 249 61459 Sections of banks 715-717 196 Vallisneria spiralis, spiral vallisneria 249 670 Sea wall 718 197 Pericarp of the dorsiferous fern 252 61-673 Protecting river banks, and chang- 198 Avèna fătua, the wild oat 252 ing the course of rivers 719-721 199 Specimens of genus Coralli na or Coral. 0776 Dams, beads, or banks 722 258 200 Cúscuta europæ'à, the dodder 269 Irrigation. 671_649 Itaplements and instruments 725 Botanical Figures of Trees and Shrubs, of His. 683 Suices 720 torical Interest, or belonging to Foreign Agri. GL Examples of flooded land culture. - 729, 730 31 Paliùrus austràlis, southern Christ's thorn 48 Ponds. 37 Pinus Pinea, stone pine 5+ 08 Section of a circular pond 46 Capparis spinosa, common spiny caper 734 735 Plans and sections of field ponds 96 Cistus ladaniferus, labdanum-bearing rock rose 117 Boring for Water and Wells. 99 Quércus Suber, cork tree oak 120 111 Persian wells 101 O‘lea europæ'a, European olive 141 191 @1 The manner of boring an Artesian well 117 Cocos nucifera, common nut-bearing 736 12 + Universal lever well cocoa-nut tree 146 160 127 a Caméllia Bohèa, bohea tree camellia 157 Lifting Water, 127 6 Camellia Sasánqua, sasanqua camellia 157 135 Piper nigrum, black pepper 164 097 Beckets moved by horse power 789 169 689 Raising a bucket obliquely as practised 137 Arèca oleracea, the cabbage tree 169 on the Continent 740 147 Mimüsa nilótica, the gum arabic tree 177 ES ** Siebe's pump 739 148 Pentadésma butyrăcea, the butter tree . 178 161 Swietènia Mahagoni, the mahogany tree 192 Piltering Water. 16. Coffea arabica, the coffee tree 196 167 Theobroma, the chocolate plant 198 700 Filtering by two casks 740 166 Bira Orellana, the annotto plant 198 7 Filtering into a tank 12. Filtering salt water 145 Ceratònia siliqua, carob tree, or St. John's bread 177 tree 735 |