The Panorama of Science And Art
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42, stock and place bricks made for sale, shall, wiien burnt, be not less than eight and a half inches long, four inches wide, and two and a half inches thick.
By 43, Geo. 3, cap. 69, (consolidating the excise duties,) every thousand of bricks made in Great Britain, not exceeding ten inches long, three inches thick, and five inches wide, is liable to a duty of Jive s/ti/lings, and if exceeding these dimen- sions, to te?i shil/ings: and every thousand of bricks made in Great Britain, and smoothe...d or polished on one or more sides, not exceeding the superficial dimensions of ten inches long, and five inches wide, is subject to a duty of twelve shillings: and if such bricks exceed these dimensions, to tlie duty on paving tiles. The said duties are to be paid by the makers.
An additional duty of tcupence per thousand was imposed on bricks and tiles in 1805.
Oj the Tools used in Bricklaying, The brick troicel, which is used for taking up and spreading the mortar, is also used for cutting the bricks to any required size, and should therefore be made of the best steel, and well tempered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
42, stock and place bricks made for sale, shall, wiien burnt, be not less than eight and a half inches long, four inches wide, and two and a half inches thick.
By 43, Geo. 3, cap. 69, (consolidating the excise duties,) every thousand of bricks made in Great Britain, not exceeding ten inches long, three inches thick, and five inches wide, is liable to a duty of Jive s/ti/lings, and if exceeding these dimen- sions, to te?i shil/ings: and every thousand of bricks made in Great Britain, and smoothe...d or polished on one or more sides, not exceeding the superficial dimensions of ten inches long, and five inches wide, is subject to a duty of twelve shillings: and if such bricks exceed these dimensions, to tlie duty on paving tiles. The said duties are to be paid by the makers.
An additional duty of tcupence per thousand was imposed on bricks and tiles in 1805.
Oj the Tools used in Bricklaying, The brick troicel, which is used for taking up and spreading the mortar, is also used for cutting the bricks to any required size, and should therefore be made of the best steel, and well tempered.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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