The New Statistical Account of Scotland volume 8
The New Statistical Account of Scotland volume 8
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There is one mill for grain of every description, furnished with a complete set of machinery of the most approved construction, and kept in good order. Calico-printing is carried on at Blanefield, according to the most recent improvements. At Dumbroch bleachfield, two spider wheels are employed, each thirty feet in diameter, and the company are masters of a process, which at once reduces the ex- pense of bleaching, and improves the fabric and appearance of the STRATMBLANE. 83 cloth. Were the Ir...ish Board of Linen in possession of the secret, it would add prodigiously to the value of the linen manufacture of Ireland.
III. — PorULATION.
The average number of baptisms, 17*29, 1730, and 1731, was 26. The average number for the years 1829, 1830, and 1831, was 24. If this be a fair criterion of the proportion of the popu- lation at these two periods, the parish must have been rather more populous a century ago, before the introduction of a large print- field and two bleachfields, than it is at present.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is one mill for grain of every description, furnished with a complete set of machinery of the most approved construction, and kept in good order. Calico-printing is carried on at Blanefield, according to the most recent improvements. At Dumbroch bleachfield, two spider wheels are employed, each thirty feet in diameter, and the company are masters of a process, which at once reduces the ex- pense of bleaching, and improves the fabric and appearance of the STRATMBLANE. 83 cloth. Were the Ir...ish Board of Linen in possession of the secret, it would add prodigiously to the value of the linen manufacture of Ireland.
III. — PorULATION.
The average number of baptisms, 17*29, 1730, and 1731, was 26. The average number for the years 1829, 1830, and 1831, was 24. If this be a fair criterion of the proportion of the popu- lation at these two periods, the parish must have been rather more populous a century ago, before the introduction of a large print- field and two bleachfields, than it is at present.
What to read after The New Statistical Account of Scotland volume 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Boston to read onlineMoreLess
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