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Survey of London
… 147 This contained the furnaces where the raw materials (soda and lime) were heated together in pots to produce the …
A History of the County of Stafford
… a house decorator, had established the North Staffordshire soda water works in Derby Street by 1864. By 1868 the … still in business in 1928. 94 Mrs. Mary Burne was making soda water in Fountain Street in the late 1880s, and the Leek …
A History of the County of Stafford
… the engineering firm of Tuke & Bell. 458 A works producing soda water, lemonade, and mineral water was established in …
Survey of London
… associated in the purchase), a farrier, a harness-maker, a soda-water-manufacturer, a stable-keeper, an upholsterer and …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… five grains of carbonate of iron, six grains of muriate of soda, three grains and a quarter of muriate of lime, and two …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… magnesia, two hundred and thirty-nine grains of muriate of soda, three grains and two-fifths of carbonate of lime, one … magnesia, two hundred and forty-two grains of muriate of soda, five grains and one-fifth of vegetable matter, and … hundred and sixteen grains and three-tenths of muriate of soda, and six grains of vegetable matter. This water is best …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… parish: a few men are employed in three tan-yards; and a soda-water manufactory, in considerable repute, affords …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of magnesia, and a considerable portion of muriate of soda; it is highly beneficial in scorbutic cases, and a bath …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of sulphuric acid, 660 gr.; muriatic acid, 640; soda, 300; lime, 205; magnesia, 528; silicious matter, 500; … gallon, 1.6 grains of carbonate of lime, 533 carbonate of soda, 9199 carbonate of magnesia, 625 carbonate of iron, 2896 sulphate of soda, 1553 muriate of soda, and 1687 of residuum. Every …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… noted. The effect sometimes occurs spontaneously in the SODA used in making SOAP [Spon (1879)]. Found described as …