IRELAND — 7th ed. (1842)

IRELAND. English Miles A faint, light-colored map of Ireland is visible in the lower-left quadrant. It shows the outline of the island, the coastline, and several major cities and towns labeled in small text. The map is rendered in a very light grey or sepia tone, making it difficult to discern specific details. A vertical strip on the right edge of the page shows a portion of a larger map of the British Isles. This section includes parts of England, Wales, and Ireland, with various place names and geographical features visible. The map is more detailed and has a darker tone than the main map on the page. This is a detailed historical map of County Down, Ireland, showing topography, roads, and numerous place names. The map is framed by a grid with coordinates 7 and 6 on the top and bottom, and 55 and 53 on the left and right. Major geographical features include the Lough Neagh in the center, the Belfast Lough to the east, and the River Bann flowing through the center. The map is densely populated with place names, many of which are in Irish. Large letters spelling out 'DOWN' are visible across the map. The map also shows the coastline with numerous islands and bays, including the Craghery Bay and the Sligo Bay. Numerous place names are visible, though they are difficult to read due to fading. Some names appear to be in the Chesapeake Bay area, such as 'W. 1st St. River' and 'St. Marys River'. The map is framed by a thin blue border. SECTION and PLAN of BLAST FURNACE in connection with WATER REGULATOR and BLOWING CYLINDER. REFERENCE to Fig. 1 & 2. A. The Hearth or Crucible for Slag. F. The Tunnel head. I. Blowing Cylinder. C.B. The Crucible. E.F. The Blast pipe. K. Air Blows. B. The top of the Furnace. G. The Blast stone. L. Water Regulator. H.B. The Furnace. M. Charging Door. Scale of Feet in Fig. 1 & 2. Fig. 1. PLAN Fig. 2. SECTION at B.B. Fig. 3. REFERENCE to Fig. 3 & 4. A.A. Slag hole and Slag hole. B.B. Shaft and Hearth of Furnace, of Cast Iron. C.C. Charging Door. D.D. Bridge over which the blast passes. E.E.E.E. Side of the Furnace, of Cast Iron. F.F.F.F. Water Charge to reach the Bottom of Hearth. PLAN Fig. 4. SECTION and PLAN of BLAST FURNACE, in connection with WATER REGULATOR and BLOWING CYLINDER. REFERENCE to Fig1 & 2. A. The Hearth or receptacle for Metal. E. The Tunnel head. I. Blowing Cylinder. C.B. The Boshes. V.V.F. The Blast pipe. K. Air Boxes. D. The body of the Furnace. G. The Dam stone. L. Water Regulator. H.H. The Tuyeres. M. Charging Door. 3 10 15 20 25 30 35 Scale of Feet to Fig1 & 2. Fig. 1. PLAN. Fig. 2. REFERENCE to Fig3 & 4 & 5. A.A. — Grate bars and Stoke hole. B.B. — Body and Hearth of Furnace, of Cast Iron. C.C. — Charging Door. D.D.D. — Bridge, over which the flame passes. E.E.E.E. — Sides of the Furnace, of Cast Iron. F.F.F.F. — Water Cistern to cool the Bottom or Hearth. Fig. 4. PLAN. Fig. 3. A rectangular piece of pink paper is centered on a light beige, textured background. The pink paper is heavily stained with black ink, showing irregular blotches and scribbles. The background paper has faint, light-colored geometric patterns, including a large circle and intersecting lines, which appear to be bleed-through from the reverse side of the page. There are also some small, dark spots on the background paper to the right of the pink rectangle. SECTION and PLAN of BLAST FURNACE, in connection with WATER REGULATOR and BLOWING CYLINDER. REFERENCE to Fig1 & 2. A. The Hearth or roofplace for Metal. E. The Tunnel head. I. Blowing Cylinder. C.B. The Boshes. F.F.F. The Blast pipes. K. Air Boxes. D. The body of the Furnace. G. The Dam stone. L. Water-Regulator. H.H. The Tuyeres. M. Charging Door. 5 10 15 20 25 30 35Scale of Feet to Fig1 & 2. Fig. 1. Fig. 2. ELEVATION. PLAN. REVERBERATORY FURNACE. SECTION at D.D. Fig. 5. REFERENCE to Fig1 3, 4 & 5 A.A. Grate bars and Stoke hole.B.B. Body and Hearth of Furnace, of Cast Iron.C.C. Charging Door.D.D.D. Bridge, over which the flame passes.E.E.E.E. Sides of the Furnace, of Cast Iron.F.F.F.F. Water System to cool the Bottom or Hearth. Fig. 4. PLAN. Fig. 3. BLAST ENGINE, Erected at Wylam Iron Works, by R & W. HAWTHORN, Civil Engineers, NEWCASTLE upon TYNE. ELEVATION. Fig. 1. CROSS SECTION. Fig. 3. REFERENCE. A.A. Symmetry the pillar on which the Engine is fixed. B.B. The Blast Cylinder. C.C. The Wind Boxes in which are fixed the discharging valves. D.D. The Blast Pipe leading to the Furnace. E.E. The Steam Cylinder. F.F. The Force Pumps. G.G. The Hand or Working Gear. H.H. The Cross heads. I.I.I. The Ruler for guiding the Force Ruler. J.J. The Working Boxes. SCALE. PLAN. Fig. 2. Faint architectural sketches of a roof structure, showing a horizontal line with diagonal lines extending downwards, possibly representing a roof's slope or a structural frame. Faint architectural sketches of a roof structure, showing a horizontal line with diagonal lines extending downwards, possibly representing a roof's slope or a structural frame. Faint architectural sketches of a roof structure, showing a horizontal line with diagonal lines extending downwards, possibly representing a roof's slope or a structural frame. Faint architectural sketches of a roof structure, showing a horizontal line with diagonal lines extending downwards, possibly representing a roof's slope or a structural frame. Faint architectural sketches of a roof structure, showing a horizontal line with diagonal lines extending downwards, possibly representing a roof's slope or a structural frame. BLAST ENGINE, Erected at Wylam Iron Works, by R.A.W. HAWTHORN, Civil Engineer, NEWCASTLE upon TYNE. ELEVATION. Fig. 1. CROSS SECTION. Fig. 3. REFERENCE. A.A. Represents the Pillar on which the Engine is fixed. B.B. The Blast Cylinder. C.C. The Wind Boxes in which are fixed the discharging valves. d.d. The Blast Pipe leading to the Furnaces. E.E. The Steam Cylinder. f.f. The Force Pumps. g.g. The Hand or Working Gear. h.h. The Cross heads. i.i.i. The Slides for guiding the Piston Rods. k.k. The Hanging Boxes. SCALE. PLAN. Fig. 2. ELEVATION of PUDDLING FORGE. Fig. 1. Fig. 1. PLAN. Fig. 2. ELEVATION of PUDDLING ROLLERS. Fig. 3. 王.......................................................................................... ELEVATION of PUDDLING FORGE. Fig. 1. Fig. 4. PLAN. Fig. 2. ELEVATION of PUDDLING ROLLERS. Fig. 3.