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To find the area of a wall, or of the foundation of abuilding placed upon a curved surface, supposing itto be built upon uneven ground, ii. 181.
Table showing the number of rods contained on thesuperficies or face of the wall or building, from £ abrick to 5 bricks in thickness, ii. 183.
Table showing how many bricks are sufficient to builda piece of brickwork containing from 1 to 90,000superficial feet, and from £ a brick to bricks inthickness, ii. 183.
Table showing number of rods contained in any num-ber of superficial feet, from 1 to 10,000, and froma brick to 2^ bricks thick, ii. 184.
Table showing value of reduced brickwork per rod,ii. 184.
Table showing value of brickwork reduced to 1^ brickthick, ii. 184.
Table showing what number of plain or pantiles willcover any area from 1 to 10,000 feet, ii. 185.
A general explanation of the tables and their construetion, ii. 185.
Table of size and weight of various articles, ii. 189.
Quantities, ii. 189.
Calculation of labour, ii. 189.
Digger, ii. 189. 1
Concrete, ii. 189.
Paving, ii. 189.
Tiling, ii. 190.
Masons’ work, ii. 190.
Weight of stone, ii. 190.
Valuation of labour, ii. 190.
Carpenters’work, ii. 191.
To measure the centering of a cylindrical vault, ii. 191.
To measure naked floors, whether for materials orworkmanship, ii. 192.
To measure roofing or partitions, whether for materialsor workmanship, ii. 192.
Valuation of Carpenters’and Joiners’work, ii. 192.
Weight of timber, ii. 193.
Joiners’ work, ii. 193.
Painters’ do., ii. 193.
Plasterers’ do., ii. 193.
Valuation of do., ii. 193.
Glaziers’ do., ii. 193.
Plumbers’ do., ii. 194.
Paviors’ do., ii. 194.
Slaters’ do., ii. 194.
Mensuration of timber, ii. 195.
To find the area or superficial feet in a board or plank,ii. 195.
To find the solid content of squared or four-sided tim-ber, ii. 195.
To find the solidity of round or unsquared timber,ii. 195.
Table for finding content of trees, according to commonmethod of measuring timber, ii. 196.
To find where a piece of round tapering timber mustbe cut, so that the two parts measured separately,according to the common method of measuring, shallproduce a greater solidity than when cut in any otherpart, and greater than the whole, ii. 197.
To find where a tree should be cut, so that the part nextthe greater end may measure to the most possibleadvantage, ii. 197.
To cut a tree so that the part next the greater endmay measure by the common method to exactly thesame quantity as the whole measures to, ii. 197.
Table of the areas of the segments of a circle whosediameter is unity, and supposed to be divided into1,000 equal parts, ii. 198.
Meridian, in Astronomy , ii. 199.
Meridian, in Geography, ii. 199.
Meridian, first, ii. 200.
Merlon, ii. 200.
Meros, ii. 200.
Mesaulj3, ii. 200.
House, i. 503.
Meta, ii. 200.
Metagenas, ii. 200.
Metals, ii. 200.
Materials, ii. 121.
Iron, ii. 22.
Metatome, ii. 200.
Metezau, Clement, ii. 200.
Metociie, ii. 200.
Dimensions of various examples, ii. 201.
Mexican Architecture, ii. 201.
Babylonian Architecture, i. 19.
Description of the Teocallis, ii. 201.
Description of pyramid of Cholula, ii. 201.
“ “ Papantla, ii. 201.
“ of ruins known as Casa Grande, ii. 201.
“ of palace of Mitla, ii. 201.
“ of two pyramids in Valley of Mexico, ii. 202.
“ of Montezuma’s bath, ii. 202.
“ of pyramids near the village of Huexotla,ii. 202.
“ of pyramids of San Juan di Teotihuacan,ii. 202.
Mezanine, or Mezzanine, ii. 203-Apartment, i. 8.
Mezzo Relievo, ii. 203.
Basso Relievo, i. 31.
Middle Post, ii. 203.
Crown Post, i. 215.
Middle Quarters of Coi-umns, ii. 203.
Mile, ii. 203.
Measure, ii. 133.
Variation of length of a mile in different countries,ii. 203.
Table oflengtli of miles, leagues, &c., ancient and modern,in English yards, ii. 203.
Military Architecture, ii. 203.
Architecture, i. 14.
Millstone Grit, ii. 203.
Milk-House, or Room , ii. 203-Dairy, i. 226.
Minaret , or Minneret, ii. 203.
Minion, ii. 203.
Cement, i. 128.
Mortar, ii. 214.
Minotaur, or Minotaurus , ii. 203.
Minster, ii. 203.
Minstrel Gallery, ii. 203.
Minute, ii. 204.
Miserere, ii. 204.
Mitchels, ii. 204.
Mitre, or Mitra, ii. 201.
Mitre, in Joinery, ii. 204.
Mitre Box, ii. 204.
Mixed Angle, ii. 204.