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Survey of London
… Deptford pilot. 647 It was probably rebuilt in 1862 for a bellows-maker, with a 'warehouse' door at first-floor level. …
A History of the County of Warwick
… inventory of one of these nailers included, besides his bellows, hammers, and other implements, 'a burden of steele' …
A History of the County of Warwick
… by Delta Metal, Alldays and Onions (which included two bellows-making firms dating from 1780 and 1650), taken over …
A History of the County of Warwick
… power was done there, the water being used to work the bellows for the furnace. 59 The furnace is first mentioned in … in 1768. 65 A Newcomen engine was installed to operate the bellows, 66 but the furnace was blown out in 1783. 67 In the …
Cardiff Records
… year, was not only to dig the graves, but also to blow the bellows, wind the clock, clean the church, chime the bells, …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… Earl of Thomond's greatness. The Rome runners are the very bellows of rebellion. Albeit Irish are most commonly papists, …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… indignation shall appear to have been blown by the bellows of envy in others against me, or for some other their …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… replied that he could do so if he could have a good bellows. Sir John undertook to provide a proper bellows. The following day Sir John and Snagg went abroad to try to get a bellows, and left deponent at the fort to make a mowle [ …