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... lowest tier is at the level of the ash-pit, and gives opportunity for the removal of the ashes. The grate bars are laid two inches apart. ... grate, throughout the whole length, is an elongated ash-pit which is floored with fire- clay tiles ...

... scapulars, rump and tail coverts, white, tinged with ash ; female young, and male in early autumn and ... Thrush (turdus migratorius, Lin.); spe- cific character, dark ash-color; beneath rufous ; head and tail black; the ...

... cry, when Triptolemus was laid on the burning ashes; and, as Ceres was therefore unable to make ... erts of the wings and tail, which are ash- colored. In the wild state, this bird is ...

... of various species, walnut and chestnut trees, yew, ash, beech, birch, cypress, elm, willow, poplar, alder, lime, ... of which they created a man, called Askur (ash), and a woman, Embla (alder). ()no gave them ...

... employed in rheumatism, spasm, paralysis, &c.3 Rot ashes or bran have been applied to similar uses; ... Castor, Cream of Tartar, Sulphates of Magnesia, Pot- ash, and Soda, Carbonate of Magnesia, Senna, Rhubarb, Jalap, ...

... Nitre 11 Water 3 J Carbonate of pot ash (1-30) Muriate of am- monia Water Tartar ... STONEWARE, AND GLASS. Hydrate of lime Chalk Quicklime Ashes of pit-coal Ashes of elm Agate (2* ...

... verned as the oak; in nurseries as the ash: sowing the masts in autumn, or later, even ... beech follows next to the oak and the ash: it is almost as necessary to the cabinet- ...