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共 96 段- M. R. I.--Member of the Royal Institution of Great Britain.
- “That it should be a _Solace_ for any of the Workmen to ment
- 37. The ذ represents a sound which is to that of د very ne
- The exterior coverings of the balls, made either of pelts, o
- “What the pure Hindostanic is to upper India, the language w
- calkers |calkers |calkers |calkers
- Rachel } |Rachel |Rachel |Rachel
- His Lordship, in fact, attempted to introduce too many alter
- The bolts are cut to the width of the page, so that the gutt
- _Cl. H._--Clusius (Carolus). Rariorum Plantarum Historia. fo
- _Kr. Sil._--Krocker (Ant. Joh.). Flora Silesiaca renovata. 2
- _Savi Ph._--Savi (Gajetanus). Memoir on Phaseolus.
- _Cirrhous_, terminating in a tendril.
- When compositors pick a bad letter out of a form in correcti
- Wrapping one of the blankets with which the pelt balls are c
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- All the compositors in a composing room, and all the pressme
- It is a general rule that every person shall, under a penalt
- Regularity of spacing, and a due proportion of distance betw
- Where it is possible, copy should always be kept locked up i
- (_en_) _Tale_, a speech, (_at_) _tale_, to speak,
- Abstract of the Charitable Donations at the Disposal of the
- Neither the pressure nor the impression in an engraving on w
- The author of a “Tour to the Sepulchres of Etruria, in 1839,
- If the impression come off too strong in parts, or at the ed
- s. 2. “And whereas divers Frauds have been practised by maki
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- In wooden presses, a frame made of two pieces of wood and a
- No. 5. is a polytype copy in type metal from the same matrix
- GIVING A PELT EXERCISE. _See_ EXERCISING THE PELT.
- _Greek Ligatures._
- Leader _pashta_, ב֙, _extension_, extends the voice or soun
- Form or bench pressmen set the heaps of paper on. _See also_
- When a compositor lays down his pages, it might prevent mist
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- This imposition cuts into three slips the longest way of the
- Persons who have printed any Papers under the Authority of t
- The Rev. William Beloe, treating of early printed books in h
- The most ancient grammar of the Irish language now extant, i
- _Cromp. & Mees._--Crompton and Meeson’s Exchequer Reports.
- When a long number has been printed, the warehouseman genera
- “Whereas by an Act passed in the Sixtieth Year of the Reign
- “V. In the second place, I distribute or apply the ink, or
- “In the art of printing from copper-plates, a colour somewha
- “The printing machine in its present state appears susceptib
- “This is one of the good old customs, and the best that I kn
- In _Duodecimo Music way_, the pages are reversed in shape, b
- “Then they raise the walls to the furnace on this foundation
- Gabani. _See_ Aureliani.
- “In 1784, the first year after the peace, another Journal st
- “After stating the necessity the Newsmen were under of solic
- “Nothing appears worthy of notice after the above date till
- s. 6. “And be it enacted, That no Person shall print or publ
- s. 15. “And be it enacted, That it shall not be lawful for a
- s. 25. “And be it enacted. That no Person who shall have dul
- s. 34. “And be it enacted, That it shall be lawful for any P
- s. 42. “And be it enacted, That printed Newspapers may be
- By going as far as three nicks, which is now generally done,
- To Yeve, Yew, or Yeove, _to give_--in the preterite Yaf, Yav
- The origin of this viewly, inferior, perishable paper, was i
- _Duties._--“On every Pound Weight Avoirdupois of all Paper,
- s. 42. “And be it enacted, That every Paper Maker and other
- s. 62. “And be it enacted, That every Person who shall produ
- s. 3. “And be it further enacted, That every Person who shal
- A fine pointed bodkin, or a needle, with which to take picks
- A good impression of a sheet of a work, or of a job, to read
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- 3. Item, That no printer, nor other person or persons whatso
- s. 8. “And be it further enacted, by the Authority aforesaid
- “Whereas Pamphlets and printed Papers containing Observation
- s. 24. “And be it further enacted, That the said Duties shal
- “The propriety of using a colon, or semicolon, is sometimes
- The reader will, from this description, readily understand t
- “Hæc est in partibus illis Judæorum Hierosolyma, in hac sola
- h^c _huic, huc, hic, hinc_.
- Mr. James Fergusson took out a patent for risers made of ela
- These observations can only apply generally to the making of
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- The Saxons originally expressed the sound of the modern K by
- “_At a Meeting of the Committee of Master Printers held Marc
- “As it occasionally occurs that words in Greek, &c. are obli
- SEMICOLON. _See_ PUNCTUATION.
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- This may arise from many causes--if the tympan joints are lo
- The carriage of the press is represented with wheels, m, m,
- The preceding observations are extracted from Gaspar Waser’s
- “The Divider or Knife is made of a plate of Iron or Steel, a
- Occhio di Mosca Pearl.
- Pg 24: Alphabet Table, Sgie numerical value; ‘40’ replaced b