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Newspaper

Freeholder

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 01, 1851

Page

4

Grand Geometrical Staircase by Hull Architect Langley Banks

A description of a self supporting grand staircase by Langley Banks of Parliament Street Hull. The design saves space and suits showrooms and hotels with two people passing. It measures 23 feet high 15 feet diameter with iron strings bolts and carved ornament. The design is patented and requires the architect’s permission for use.

Langley Banks Parliament-street Hull

Beam of patent hollow bricks breaks under thirty six tons

White and Son tested patent hollow brickwork with a beam outside the Crystal Palace. The beam failed under a weight of thirty six tons and thirty two pounds as shown in the engraving. Warner and Co. advertise a new vibrating standard pump patent at 8 Crescent Jewin Street City. The device is said to be simpler cheaper and easier in action than typical lifts. Builders and house proprietors are urged to adopt it.

Messrs. White and Son Crystal Palace Alexander KeLior Inquirer T. Bass Burton On Trent Freeholders’ Union W. T Board of Health General Board of Health England Wales

Policing Correspondence Rules For The Freeholders Union

The Freeholder outlines new contact rules for communications to The Freeholders Union and its editors. Letters must be authenticated with name and address, addressed to the Editor or to James Taylor, with post office orders payable to the Birmingham secretary. Obviates anonymous letters and sets deadlines for monthly inquiries.

Freeholders’ Union Freeholder Strand James Taylor Freehold Land Society Birmingham

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