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1826. May 20. + D.3 21<lb/><head>Constitutional Code</head><p>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.<lb/>§ 6. Statistic function.</p><p>or 11.<lb/>Art. ___ or 11. <add>For an</add> <del>Subject</del><lb/>indefinite length of<lb/><del>matters, considered in</del><lb/>time, in a perfectly<lb/><del>respect of their degrees</del><lb/>closed vessel, by<lb/><del>of natural desirability,</del><lb/>determinate and unvarying<lb/><del>independently of their</del><lb/>degrees of heat,<lb/><del>application to use.</del><lb/>these substances are<lb/><del>Examples</del> found<lb/>preservable from the<lb/><del>I. Articles of greatest</del><lb/><add>acetous</add> <del>desirability</del> and putrefactive<lb/>fermentation.<lb/>What other changes<lb/>they would undergo,<lb/>and whether any for<lb/>the better, remain for<lb/>the most part to be tried.<lb/>Of late, wine has<lb/>been improved by heat.<lb/>So by cold. For heat, the<lb/>instrument w<hi rend="superscript">d.</hi> be<lb/>steam: for cold, Ice.</p><p>or 12<lb/>Art. ___ or 12. Subject<lb/>matters, considered<lb/>as to the length of<lb/>time during which<lb/>the use made of them<lb/>respectively continues.</p><p>Examples.<lb/>I. Articles of quickest<lb/>consumption.<lb/>1. Gunpowder and<lb/>shot.<lb/>2. Combustible matters<lb/>used for heating<lb/>and lighting.<lb/>3. Matters of food and<lb/>drink.</p><p>II. Articles of slowest<lb/>consumption.<lb/>1. Articles composed<lb/>of gold, silver and<lb/>platina.</p><pb/>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.<lb/>§ 6. Statistic function.<p>or 12 contin<hi rend="superscript">d.</hi><lb/>2. Articles composed of<lb/>other metals.<lb/>3. Materials employed in<lb/>building.<lb/>4. Materials employed<lb/>in receptacles for liquids,<lb/>and for solids, in a<lb/>state of powder &#x2014; glass<lb/>and earthenware.<lb/>5. Materials employed<lb/>in the composition of<lb/>the <hi rend="underline">steadiment,</hi> or say<lb/>unmoving parts of fixt<lb/>machinery.<lb/>6. Utensils, articles of<lb/>Household furniture<lb/>employed as receptacles<lb/>for smaller articles.<lb/>Chests of Drawers, Book<lb/>Cases, etc.<lb/>7.Articles of Household<lb/>furniture and for<lb/>repose: the <gap/><lb/>parts, chairs, tables,<lb/>bedsteads.<lb/>8. Artillery.</p>
1826. May 20. + D.3 21<lb/><head>Constitutional Code</head><p>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.<lb/>§ 6. Statistic function.</p><p>or 11.<lb/>Art. ___ or 11. <add>For an</add> <del>Subject</del><lb/>indefinite length of<lb/><del>matters, considered in</del><lb/>time, in a perfectly<lb/><del>respect of their degrees</del><lb/>closed vessel, by<lb/><del>of natural desirability,</del><lb/>determinate and unvarying<lb/><del>independently of their</del><lb/>degrees of heat,<lb/><del>application to use.</del><lb/>these substances are<lb/><del>Examples</del> found<lb/>preservable from the<lb/><del>I. Articles of greatest</del><lb/><add>acetous</add> <del>desirability</del> and putrefactive<lb/>fermentation.<lb/>What other changes<lb/>they would undergo,<lb/>and whether any for<lb/>the better, remain for<lb/>the most part to be tried.<lb/>Of late, wine has<lb/>been improved by heat.<lb/>So by cold. For heat, the<lb/>instrument w<hi rend="superscript">d.</hi> be<lb/>steam: for cold, Ice.</p><p>or 12<lb/>Art. ___ or 12. Subject<lb/>matters, considered<lb/>as to the length of<lb/>time during which<lb/>the use made of them<lb/>respectively continues.</p><p>Examples.<lb/>I. Articles of quickest<lb/>consumption.<lb/>1. Gunpowder and<lb/>shot.<lb/>2. Combustible matters<lb/>used for heating<lb/>and lighting.<lb/>3. Matters of food and<lb/>drink.</p><p>II. Articles of slowest<lb/>consumption.<lb/>1. Articles composed<lb/>of gold, silver and<lb/>platina.</p><pb/>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.<lb/>§ 6. Statistic function.<p>or 12 contin<hi rend="superscript">d.</hi><lb/>2. Articles composed of<lb/>other metals.<lb/>3. Materials employed in<lb/>building.<lb/>4. Materials employed<lb/>in receptacles for liquids,<lb/>and for solids, in a<lb/>state of powder &#x2014; glass<lb/>and earthenware.<lb/>5. Materials employed<lb/>in the composition of<lb/>the <hi rend="underline">steadiment,</hi> or say<lb/>unmoving parts of fixt<lb/>machinery.<lb/>6. Utensils, articles of<lb/>Household furniture<lb/>employed as receptacles<lb/>for smaller articles.<lb/>Chests of Drawers, Book<lb/>Cases, etc.<lb/>7.Articles of Household<lb/>furniture and for<lb/>repose: the <gap/><lb/>parts, chairs, tables,<lb/>bedsteads.<lb/>8. Artillery.</p><pb/>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively. (3<lb/>§ 6. Statistic function.<p>or13.<lb/>Art ___ or 13. In the<lb/>business of each<lb/>subdepartment, immediate<lb/>subaggregates of the<lb/>aggregate stock of moveables,<lb/>kept in custody,<lb/>and applied or waiting<lb/>to be applied, and as<lb/>such considered as<lb/>liable to be subject matters<lb/>or sources of loss<lb/>are<lb/>1. Articles of work<lb/>finished for use.<lb/>2. Materials for the<lb/>furniture of work finished<lb/>for use.<lb/>3. Machine tools, and<lb/>other instruments<lb/>employed in the formation<lb/>of work finished<lb/>for use, or in the<lb/>formation of other instruments<lb/>so employed.<lb/>4. Moveable receptacles<lb/>of all sorts.<lb/>5. Vehicles of all sorts.<lb/>6. Beasts of draught and<lb/>saddle.</p><pb/>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.<lb/>§ 6. Statistic function.<lb/><lb/>III. Loss Books





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1826. May 20. + D.3 21
Constitutional Code

Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.
§ 6. Statistic function.

or 11.
Art. ___ or 11. For an Subject
indefinite length of
matters, considered in
time, in a perfectly
respect of their degrees
closed vessel, by
of natural desirability,
determinate and unvarying
independently of their
degrees of heat,
application to use.
these substances are
Examples found
preservable from the
I. Articles of greatest
acetous desirability and putrefactive
fermentation.
What other changes
they would undergo,
and whether any for
the better, remain for
the most part to be tried.
Of late, wine has
been improved by heat.
So by cold. For heat, the
instrument wd. be
steam: for cold, Ice.

or 12
Art. ___ or 12. Subject
matters, considered
as to the length of
time during which
the use made of them
respectively continues.

Examples.
I. Articles of quickest
consumption.
1. Gunpowder and
shot.
2. Combustible matters
used for heating
and lighting.
3. Matters of food and
drink.

II. Articles of slowest
consumption.
1. Articles composed
of gold, silver and
platina.


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Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.
§ 6. Statistic function.

or 12 contind.
2. Articles composed of
other metals.
3. Materials employed in
building.
4. Materials employed
in receptacles for liquids,
and for solids, in a
state of powder — glass
and earthenware.
5. Materials employed
in the composition of
the steadiment, or say
unmoving parts of fixt
machinery.
6. Utensils, articles of
Household furniture
employed as receptacles
for smaller articles.
Chests of Drawers, Book
Cases, etc.
7.Articles of Household
furniture and for
repose: the
parts, chairs, tables,
bedsteads.
8. Artillery.


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Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively. (3
§ 6. Statistic function.

or13.
Art ___ or 13. In the
business of each
subdepartment, immediate
subaggregates of the
aggregate stock of moveables,
kept in custody,
and applied or waiting
to be applied, and as
such considered as
liable to be subject matters
or sources of loss
are
1. Articles of work
finished for use.
2. Materials for the
furniture of work finished
for use.
3. Machine tools, and
other instruments
employed in the formation
of work finished
for use, or in the
formation of other instruments
so employed.
4. Moveable receptacles
of all sorts.
5. Vehicles of all sorts.
6. Beasts of draught and
saddle.


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Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.
§ 6. Statistic function.

III. Loss Books




Identifier: | JB/038/310/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 38.

Date_1

1826-05-20

Marginal Summary Numbering

or 11 - or 13

Box

038

Main Headings

constitutional code

Folio number

310

Info in main headings field

constitutional code

Image

001

Titles

ch. ix ministers collectively / statistic function

Category

marginal summary sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d21 / e3

Penner

john flowerdew colls

Watermarks

j whatman turkey mill 1824

Marginals

Paper Producer

jonathan blenman

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1824

Notes public

ID Number

11947

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