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Il TAQE Trade-U nions, Strikes, and Riots Progress of the Cotton Manu ctnres in Sootland-E ffects of the American War on the Tnde The Cotton Famine Description of a Glasgow Cotton Milly .. 270 CALICO-PBINTINO AND TURKEY-RED DYEING. Antiquity of the Art of Dyeing and Painting Cloth I ts Introduction into Europe Progress of the Art in Britain Various styles of Calico-P rinting Coidale Printfield and Dalquhnm Dyeworks Description of the Processes of Calico-P rinting and Turkey-R ed Dyeings .. .295 MANUPACTURE OP SEWED MUSLIN. Antiquity of the Art of Embroidering I ts adoption as a Fashionable Recreation in this country Made a Branch of Manufiuture in Glasgow Extended to I reland Improvements in Printing Designs How the Trade is Conducted Embroidering by Machinery, .. 805 MANUFACTURE OF FISHING-NETS. Net-M aking by Hand Story of the Net-L oom and its Inventor the Musselburgh Net-F actory How Nets are made by Machinery Extension of the Trade, and decline of Hand-netting, .. .812 MANUFACTURE OF PAPER AND PAPER-HANGINGS. Origin of Paper The Papyrus of the Egyptians Progress of the Art of Paper-M aking The First Paper Mills in Britain Extent and Distribution of the Trade in Scotland The Materials used for making Paper Paper-M aking by Hand The Introduction of Machinery Invention of the Paper-making Machine The Paper Duty Cowan s Paper Mills at Penicuik The Manu ctoring Processes Described Invention of Papers Hanging! by the Chinese Success of the Manu cture in France Difficulties of the First Manu cturers in Britain The Trade in Scotland, .320 MANUFACTURE OF FLOORCLOTH. Origin of Floorcloth Introduction of the Manufacture into Scotland The Scottish Floorcloth Manufactory at Kirkcaldy, .. .843 MANUFACTURE OF LEATHER. Antiquity and importance of Leather Progress of the Leather Trade in Britain Curious Laws for its Regulation in Scotland Present Condition of the Trade
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