...WOOD, AM Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. Communicated by 1Thomas Percival, MDFRS &V. P. 3J6. CONSIDERATIONS relative to the NATURE of WOOL, SILK, and COTTON, as OBJECTS of the ART of DYING ; on the various PREPARATIONS, and MORDANTS, requifite for tbefe different SUBSTANCES ; and on...

...may throw fome light on the doctrine of the afcent of vapours, a matter hitherto fo much difputed. CONSIDERATIONS relative to the NATURE of WOOL, SILK, and COTTON, as OBJECTS of the ART of DYING j on the various PREPARATIONS, and MORDANTS, nquijite for tbefe different SUBSTANCES j and on...

...all the figures. rour.rt.4 Fy.2. 1 I Fy.4. n "1 i * a: !«* <1 m [ | ...fji a OT | IX. Confiderations relative to the Nature of Wool, Silk, and Cotton, as Objects of the Art of Dying; on the various Preparations, and Mordants, requifite for thefe different Subftances ; and on...

...Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. Communicated by Thomas Percival, MDFRS &c, Confiderations relative to the Nature of Wool, Silk, and Cotton, as Objects of the Art of Dying ; on the various Preparations and Mordants requifite for thefe different Subftances ; and on...

...opening to the ciftern. The fame letters refer to the fame parts, in all the figures. IX. Confederations relative to the Nature of Wool, Silk, and Cotton, as Objects of the Art of Dying; on the various Preparations, and Mordants, requifite for thefe different Subftances; and on...

...baking of bread. The other memoir, which is distinguished by its value and importance, is entitled " Considerations relative to the Nature of Wool, Silk, and Cotton, as objects of the art of dying; on the various Preparations and Mordants requisite for thuse different Substances ; and on the...

...basis will be most frequently used to designate the same earthy and metallic substances, dis* See his " Considerations relative to the nature of Wool, Silk, and Cotton, as objects of the Art of Dyeing, &c." in the third vol. of the Memoirs of the Manchester Society. tinctly and separately from any acid...

...of Mortality for the Towns of Manchester and Salford. (2.) Case of a Person becoming short sighted in Advanced Age. (3.) Considerations relative to the...Dyeing ; on the various Preparations and Mordants reqoisite for these different substances ; and on the Nature and Properties of Colonring Matter —...

...that Purpose. In vol. iii. (1.) Observations on the Bills of Mortality for the Towns of Manchester and Salford. (2.) Case of a Person becoming short-sighted...Considerations relative to the Nature of Wool, Silk, ami Cotton, as Objects of tbc Ait of Dyeing; on the various Preparations and Mordants requisite for...

...baking of bread. The other memoir, which is distinguished by its value and importance, is entitled, " Considerations relative to the Nature of Wool, Silk,...Preparations and Mordants requisite for these different Mode of exciting Fermentation iu Malt Liquors, without the aid of Yeast, is pointed out ; with an attempt...