10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BURNETTISE»
Discover the use of
burnettise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
burnettise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
BUKNETT and Co. rrspcctfnllv give notice hat they CREOSOTE as well as
BURNETTISE TIMBER and SLEEPERS at their river-side premises, Millwall,
London, where vessels can discharge and take In their cargoes. Sir W. Bnmett
and Co.
2
The Library Association Record
... brome-grass, bromochloralum, bromogelatin, Brownian motion, bub (a boy),
bug- loss (the ox-tongue, sic), bulse, bunder, bunt, burnettise, bursch, bury (a
manor-house), bushelage. On the same pages we notice that the following words
do ...
Henry Guppy, Arundell James Kennedy Esdaile, 1914
3
Van Nostrand's Engineering Magazine
Burnettise them, and lay them in herring-bone or other patterns, bedded in
gauged lime-and-hair mortar, after first dipping each block half its depth into hot
pitch, the whole resting on a solid foundation of ground lime or cement concrete,
...
4
Van Nostrand's Eclectric Engineering Magazine
Burnettise them, and lay them in herring bone or other patterns, bed ded in
gauged lime-and-hair mortar, after first dipping each block half its depth into hot
pitch, the whole resting on a solid foundation of ground lime or cement concrete,
...
5
The Everyman Encyclopædia
It consists of a solution of zinc chloride, which decomposes the strongly- smelling
ammonium sulphide, forming zinc sulphide and ammonium chloride, both of
which substances are practically without odour. To burnettise wood or fabrics ...
6
The Sanitary Record and Journal of Sanitary & Municipal ...
Provide deal, pitch-pine, oak, or other wood blocks, 7 in. by 3^ in., by 2 in. thick ;
burnettise them, and lay them in herring-bone or other patterns, bedded in
gauged lime and hair mortar (after first dipping each block half its thickness in hot
pitch) ...
Provide deal, pitch-pine, oak, or other wood blocks, 7 in. by 3^ in., by 2 in. thick ;
burnettise them, and lay them in herring-bone or other patterns, bedded in
gauged lime and hair mortar (after first dipping each block half its thickness in hot
pitch) ...
Provide deal, pitch pine, oak, or other wood blocks, 7 in. by 3} in. by 2in. thick,
Burnettise them, and lay them in herring-bone or_ other patterns, bedded in
gauged lime-and-hair mortar, after first dipping each block half its thickness into
hot ...
9
The Deinhardt-Schlomann Series of Technical Dictionaries in ...
... S to bo uch crise imprégner (v) de eulíate de cuivre; (du bois, aussi :) injecter (v
) au sulfate de cuivre, boucheriser (v) mit Zinkchlorid tränken (v) oder
imprägnieren (v) to impregnate or treat . with chloride of zinc, to burnettise
Imprégner (v) de ...
10
Schlomann-Oldenbourg Illustrated Technical Dictionaries: In ...
... imprégner (V) dc sulfate de cuivre; (du bois, aussiz) injecter (v) an sulfate de
cuivre, boucherlser (v) mit Zinkchlorid tr'anken (v) oder impregnieren (V) to
impregnate or treat with chloride of zinc, to burnettise imprégner (V) dc chlorure
de zinc; ...
Alfred Schlomann, Kurt Deinhardt, 1908
