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~nnnufnctiiring processes from which nny noxious sits wnn liiiblc to he discliiirgcd shoiilil come iintlcr the Act, n sriitiiblc definition of n nosioiis gRS being &iVCn.
Ah. KoiiwAs "ATE suit1 tliiit it WVIU uiltloiibtedly desirable tlint further lcgislntioii slioiiltl take plucc qiiickly. It wns ii gre1it ~inoninly tlint one works slioiilcl be debnrrctl froni tiirning out n ccrtitin 611s whilst iinotlicr works close to it coiiltl turn it oiit in qiiiintity without interferct~cc. Ilc ~v n s ili fiivoiir of scliediiling the giwes instcud of the works. a i d tlioiight tlint, ~vvhcrcver possilile, limits of cscnpe sliould be distinctly nicntionctl ; liiit 112 knew titiit it would be quite impossiblc in ~iinny CIISCS to do this, niid tliereforc n clnusc siicti us tlic bcst prncticiible tnenn~ " cliiiisc seemed iibsolutcly ciillcd for. Ire dccidctlly objected to legiil action Iiciiig iiiitiiited liy the reprcseiitutio~i of II ccrtnin iiunibcr of ~iciglibocirs or liousclioldcr* UIIICES their coinpluints wcrc iiiost tlioroughly sifted by conipereiit inspcction befon: l g n l action wns tiikeii. Any clni~sc relutiiig to such coni-Iilnilits from n niiinber of hoi~scholtlcrs or neigliboiiru \voiiltl require to be wutclicd most closely nnil eurcfully fninictl, for it \FILS very eiisy to get together tlic rcquisitc ~iiiti~ber of coiiiplniiits nntl put rii~i~iiifnct~irers to iiiucli iiieonvcriiencc niid cs penrc.
Nr. lluciias.~s iiiiil 1)r. C ' a ~i ~i i ~. ~ I l ~~o \ v s also slip ~iorteil tlic resolution wliicli, on bcing piit to tlic ineeting, wis enrrictl iinutiinioiisly, n t i d n co~i~inittce w:is ii~ipointcil in nccorilirncc tlicrecvitli. 1'. Ilnrt. -1. Lil*~llillllll. Sir 11. E. Ro~coc, 31.1'. C. TriiLy. 11. Jliilruii. I:siii~irrios 01.' Monws, he. 1)r. C.~I*IIEI.I. f i i i o w s exliiliital rcvcnil models of nictiillitrgicnl furnaces which lind recciitly been boiiglit for the Clietnicnl I)c~iiirtinettt of IJnivcrsity College froui fiinds ~i ~n c e t l lit its disposal liy tlic City Coii~icil. l'l~esc iiicliiclcd incdels of in 1Snglirli leiitl fiiriiiice, n Ilclginn xiiic furniicc, 11 copper furtitice, 111111 II Iilnst fiirnnce, d l of t h i n Iieitig eoiirtn~ctetl so iis to well illiistnitc the workirig of tlic scvcriil proccssrs, iind w r e or tlic ~i i i i i e e1i;inicter tin .tliore siippliecl to tlic lliiiing Acntleiiiy lit Fwibiirg.
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2I 3 be brushed off, or, removes it entirely. A weak current is used and the article allowed to remain over night in the solution. It is stated that the removal of rust is so complete, and the iron or steel so free from attack, that the method may be employed for its accurate determination.