A mere pocket in the wall, a machine champing in its plate-glass front.

They are either made of fire brick or of plate iron containing water: in the case of water bridges, the top part of the bridge should be made with a large amount of slant so as to enable the steam to escape freely, but notwithstanding this precaution the plates of water bridges are apt to crack at the bend, so that fire brick bridges appear on the whole to be preferable.

"I locked the door of my room, then from under the bedwhere I had hidden them earlier in the eveningI drew out several fine pieces of plate armor, which I had removed from the armory.

They'd have had the silver, only Mason had thrown it into the plate-chest, all dirty as it was, locked it up and hid the key.

For his appearance was fairly well known through political caricatures, which usually represented him in plate-armour, holding a spear, and wearing a coat-of-arms.

From the captain of this vessel they learned that the plate fleet was then lying in the harbor of Puerto Bello, not yet having set sail thence, but waiting for the change of the winds before embarking for Spain.

CALLED III WHICH ONE'S WHICH IV THE UNUSED PLATE V A DUEL OF ENDURANCE VI YOU'RE A BRUTE VII THE GREEDY SANDS VIII QUICK WITH A VENGEANCE IX OLD HECK'S STRATEGY X FIXING FIXERS XI

A handsome 12mo, | | with a splendid steel-plate portrait of Hiram Woodruff.

© on plate corrections and new material; 11Oct23, (pub.

All sections of the newspaper's production process, from subbing to typesetting, from proof reading to optical processing, from plate-making to the final printing, were so located as to achieve maximum production speed.

p. 203.), is correct in supposing the wood-cut portrait of Luther to be that which is prefixed to the treatise "De Captivitate Babylonica Ecclesiæ," where he is habited as a monk; but it was evidently only a copy from the very interesting copper-plate engraving of his friend Lucas Cranach, bearing the date 1520, of which a very accurate copy was prefixed to the translation of "Luther's Way to Prayer," published by Mr. Pickering in 1846.

In reproducing lantern pictures from half-plate negatives, the time required on my lantern plates is from two to four minutes, using 6 inch condenser.

The fishmonger led off by placing a five-pound note in the plate, and the packed audience breathed so hard that the plate-holder's responsibility began to weigh upon his spirits.

You also will be a sufferer, if you post-pone sending my paper, for you shall have neither plate paper, nor a single crown, no, nor a cartridge of halfpence from me this half year, unless you play your cards better.

The plate so washed may be polished with the plate-rags, as in the following directions:Once a week all the plate should receive a thorough cleaning with the hartshorn powder, as directed in the first recipe for cleaning plate; and where the housemaid can find time, rubbed every day with the plate-rags. 2316.

Once he ceased hunting and became man's plate-licker, the Rubicon was crossed.

NM: appendix on p.714-724 & scattered plate revisions.

Pennell taking verge plate bearings on bow and quarter.

he's yet al-live, that Kin" The piece of plate half rose again, butin part because the fair threatener could not help enjoying the subtlety of the casethe smile persisted as she rejoined, "Ah! when juz' for the fun, all I can get the chance, I'm making her to bil-ieve that way!"

" "John Merrick, the tin-plate magnate?

The metallic parts, when white, should be cleaned by a soft brush and plate-powder; the copper and brass parts burnished with rottenstone-powder and oil,steel with emery-powder; both made into a paste with a little oil.

printing; plate printing, copperplate printing, anastatic printing^, color printing, lithographic printing; type printing &c 591; three-color process.

By George S. McKearin & Helen S. McKearin (Helen S. McKearin Powers) NM: revisions, new index & plate references.

There are on record cases of this description, where careful curetting of the exposed and necrotic portions and the after application of antiseptic dressings, held in position by a plate shoe or a leather sole, has been followed by good results, and the animal restored for a time to labour.

The plate system of artificial ice-making does away with the discoloration and the cloudiness, because the water containing the impurities or the air-bubbles is not frozen, but is drawn off and discarded.