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CHAP. XII.

'Description of a Mill for making Cyder,with twelve Bujhels of /Ipples to eachHogshead. Invented by Edmond Browneof Redborough, Efq\ in Gloucestershire;and now in Brattice among the Inhabi-tants of that Bart of the County.

I Need say very little in Commendation ofthe above-mention’d curious Gentleman’sInvention, for making an Hogshead of Cyder"nth twelve Bushels of Apples, since it is so"'ell known, that the common Allowance ofApples for an Hogshead is twenty, and some-dtnes two and twenty Bushels ; so that by thisMethod there is at least one third Part gain’dUpon all the Cyder-Ground in England ; whichImprovement very justly demands theI hanks of every true Lover of his Country,to the worthy Inventor,

Explanation of the Mill for grindingApples.

. Pig. I. Represents the Binn or Trough where-in 0 the Apples are pour’d, in order to theirPsing tumbled down between the Rollers to

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