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ALVERTISEMENTS.
BOYLF'S PATENT
"AIR-PUMP" VENTILATOR
(LATEST PATENT)
No. 1 Design Eegistert No. 2a Design Eegi^itP
Has Doi ..ti the Extracting Pot
Effectually exhausts tlie foul air, has no mechanical mr
weather-proof and noiseless, and can be constructed t
EFFICIENT VENTILAT:
THE " BOYLE " SYSTEM of Ventilation is pi^..
and practical men in the kingdom to be the most efficient i.
No. 3 Design Registered.
Earlier Forms,.
ntirely free from down-draught,
uth every style of architecture.
lANTEED.
►jy the most eminent scientific
nod of Ventilation yet brought out
VENTILATION COMPETITIONS.
At the International Ventilation Competition, London, opened by H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh
SL'resident, Lord John Manners— when all the best known mechanical and natural systems
competed, the Boyle system was adjudged the best, and awarded the £50 prize, with Grand Diploma
■-■(only prize offered). The Boyle system has also gained the first prize at all other ventilation competitions.
"The evidence adduced points to the disadvantages of Artificial or Mechanical Ventilation, and certainly
*ends to ^ow that Artificial Ventilation has not proved so satisfactory in actual practice as Natural."
JBuUding News.
REPORTS.
LOED KELVIN — " I have seen several different forms of Mr. Boyle's Air-Pamp Ventilator in actual
•operation, and have much pleasure in testifying to their efficiency."
ALFRED WATERHOUSE, Esq.. R.A., Architect—" I am glad to hear good reports of your Cowls fixed
«at the Dulse of Westminster's house."
Sir ARTHUR W. BLOMFIELD, A.E.A., Architect— "I have used the Air-Pump VentDator of Messrs.
Kobert Boyle & Son with satisfactory results. I believe the system to be a sound and good one, and capable
■•of varied application with success."
Sir B. W. RICHARDSON, F.R.S.—" Since these excellent Ventilators have been introduced we hwe
CEOw got a perfect method of Ventilation."
ROBERT BOYLE t( SON (Limited),
Ventilating Engineers,
110 BOTHWELL STREET, GLASGOW, and 64 HOLBORN VIADUCT, LONDON, E.G.
Catalogues, Price Lists, >.}c., Post Free en Application.
*,»• CAUTION. — Beware of worthless imitations of the Air-Pump Ventilator.
.. ■■- A
BOYLF'S PATENT
"AIR-PUMP" VENTILATOR
(LATEST PATENT)
No. 1 Design Eegistert No. 2a Design Eegi^itP
Has Doi ..ti the Extracting Pot
Effectually exhausts tlie foul air, has no mechanical mr
weather-proof and noiseless, and can be constructed t
EFFICIENT VENTILAT:
THE " BOYLE " SYSTEM of Ventilation is pi^..
and practical men in the kingdom to be the most efficient i.
No. 3 Design Registered.
Earlier Forms,.
ntirely free from down-draught,
uth every style of architecture.
lANTEED.
►jy the most eminent scientific
nod of Ventilation yet brought out
VENTILATION COMPETITIONS.
At the International Ventilation Competition, London, opened by H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh
SL'resident, Lord John Manners— when all the best known mechanical and natural systems
competed, the Boyle system was adjudged the best, and awarded the £50 prize, with Grand Diploma
■-■(only prize offered). The Boyle system has also gained the first prize at all other ventilation competitions.
"The evidence adduced points to the disadvantages of Artificial or Mechanical Ventilation, and certainly
*ends to ^ow that Artificial Ventilation has not proved so satisfactory in actual practice as Natural."
JBuUding News.
REPORTS.
LOED KELVIN — " I have seen several different forms of Mr. Boyle's Air-Pamp Ventilator in actual
•operation, and have much pleasure in testifying to their efficiency."
ALFRED WATERHOUSE, Esq.. R.A., Architect—" I am glad to hear good reports of your Cowls fixed
«at the Dulse of Westminster's house."
Sir ARTHUR W. BLOMFIELD, A.E.A., Architect— "I have used the Air-Pump VentDator of Messrs.
Kobert Boyle & Son with satisfactory results. I believe the system to be a sound and good one, and capable
■•of varied application with success."
Sir B. W. RICHARDSON, F.R.S.—" Since these excellent Ventilators have been introduced we hwe
CEOw got a perfect method of Ventilation."
ROBERT BOYLE t( SON (Limited),
Ventilating Engineers,
110 BOTHWELL STREET, GLASGOW, and 64 HOLBORN VIADUCT, LONDON, E.G.
Catalogues, Price Lists, >.}c., Post Free en Application.
*,»• CAUTION. — Beware of worthless imitations of the Air-Pump Ventilator.
.. ■■- A
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| Description | Post-Office annual Glasgow directory 1897-1898 |
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| Shelfmark | NH.675-676 |
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| Description | Glasgow : Printed by J. Graham for the letter-carriers of the Post-Office, 1828-? Imprint and title vary. [Varying forms of title: Glasgow Post-Office directory, Glasgow Post-Office annual directory, Post Office Glasgow annual directory.] |
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| Description | Directories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs. |
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| Description | Around 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade). |
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