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8. Building: The several parts component parts of a building
with their names, under heads taken from the names
of the classes of artists artisans by which they fashioned: viz: Bricklayers,
Masons, Carpenters &c &c and the
tools employ'd by them. 9. Ship-building: Ships of the different classes, with their divisions, component
parts and furniture, exhibited in different points
of view: with separate figures of such articles as can not
be expressively exhibited in their respective places. 10. Husbandry. – The contents in Columns. Heads for Columns. Col. I Subject matters
of Husbandry 1. Land. 2 – Buildings. 3. Forms. 4. Manures.
5. The Implements.⊞1 ⊞1 References to figures print of the implements in use, distinguished into simple and compound. 6. Moving powers⊞2 ⊞2 viz: Dead forces – those of air, falling water, expanding-steam, live forces, muscular motion of human beings and other animals. Sources of damage⊞3 ⊞3 as Ravages of predatory animals – diseases of animals and cultivated pants, excessive head – Drought – moisture &c – to be guarded against, 9.
Sources of force with their respective divisions. Col II
Operations distinguished according with reference to the object aimed at
or effect produced in the way of use. – Examples. 1. Fencing. 2. Planting
3. Draining. 4. Cleansing Clearing (of weeds), 5. Manuring. 6. Watering.
7. Preparing the seeds, plants, or roots. 8. Sowing or planting.
9. Gathering in. 10. Preparing food for cattle.
11. Feeding &c. – Col. III. Operations distinguished
with reference to the implement employed. Examples.
1. Ploughing. 2. Harrowing. 3. Digging. 4. Rolling. 5.
Hand Hoeing. 6. -horse Horse hoeing. 7. Mowing. 8.
Reaping. 9. Raking. 10. Carting. 11. Threshing.
12. Grinding. 13. Chopping. – Col. IV. Trenching
or Trench Operations considered in abstract; i:e: without
reference either to the object aimed at or he implement
employ'd. Examples. 1. Trenching or Trench-cutting
including (for furrows, drains, ditches &c.) a
or . 2, 3, 4, 5. Paving off, the turning,
levelling, and smoothing the and breaking down the surface of the earth. 3. the surface by
turning inversion. 4. Levelling the surface. 5. Pulverising the soil. Levelling the surface
as by rolling 5. Pulverising the surface Breaking down the soil, as by
harrowing 8 & 9 Raising, confining, and tilling on
and

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Date_1		Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	149	Main Headings	poor law
Folio number	080	Info in main headings field
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	j whatman
Marginals		Paper Producer	admiral pavel chichagov
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	49934
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