THE MINE. BY THE LATE REV. ISAAC TAYLOR, ONGAR, ESSEX, AUTHOR OF SCENES IN EUROPE, ASIA, AFRICA, AND AMERICA," WITH SIXTEEN ENGRAVINGS. FOURTH EDITION. LONDON: JOHN HARRIS, CORNER OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-YARD. 1832. IN COURSE OF PUBLICATION. THE LITTLE LIBRARY, COMPRISING, IN A SERIES OF SMALL VOLUMES, A Familiar Introduction TO VARIOUS BRANCHES OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE. I. THE MINE. By the late Rev. ISAAC TAYLOR, of Ongar, Essex. FOURTH EDITION. Illustrated with Sixteen Engravings, and a Mineralogical Table. Price 3s. 6d. neatly bound in cloth, square 16mo. EXTRACT FROM CONTENTS: Ancient Coal Mine.-Gold Mines. -Anglesea Mines.-Black Damp.-Black Lead.-Blast Furnace. -Blasting Mines.-Boring for Coal.- Brazil Diamonds.-Bristol Stones. Cannel Coal.-Captain of a Mine.-Carron Founderies. -Choke Damp.-Cinnabar.-Coining Tin.-Copper; its various Mines.-Sir H. Davy's Safety Lamp.-Descending into Mines of Copper, Coal, Iron, Salt, and Silver.-Diamonds.-Finding Mines. —Draining Mines.- Dress for a Mine.-Explosions of Coal, Galena, Gas. Fullers' Earth. - Gold, in various Parts of the World.Lead.-Mercury.—History of Mines.—Mineral Cabinet.-Numbers of Mines in Cornwall.-Pactolus.-Phoenicians trading for Tin.— Pig Iron.-Plumbago.-Quantities of Coal sent to London.-Rail Roads. Retorts. Roasting Ore.-Smelting Furnace.-Stamping Mills. Steam Engine.-Stream of Sparks, &c. |