...it upon a small scale. A vessel, 35 feet long and 7 broad, was, on the above date, driven with two wheels by a small engine. It answered Mr Miller's...such as might have been expected, in stimulating my fatker's ardour for further trial, on a larger and still more satisfactory scale. - , •!.'••«(...

...spectators. The sncce.-s of this experiment is no small accession to the public. Its utility incalíais, an:t all inland navigation, points it out to be of . the...greatest advantage, not only to this island, but to ...'inany other nations of the world. The engine used ia Air. Symington's new patent engine." — Scots...

...small accession to the public. Its utility incalíais, and all inland navigation, points it out lo be of the greatest advantage, not only to this island, but to many other nations of the world. The engine used > /ffr. Symington's new patent engine."— Scott Nor. ¡788, p. 566....

...seven broad, was, on the above date, driven with two wheels by a small engine. It answered Mr Millar's expectations fully, and afforded great pleasure to...not only to this island, but to many other nations of the world. The engine used is Mr Symington's new patent engine." — The same gentleman, in the...

...this experiment is no small accession to the public. Its utility on canals, and all other navigations, points it out to be of the greatest advantage, not only to this island, but to many other nations of the world. This improvement holds no inconsiderable rank amongst the inventions of modern times...

...small scale. A vessel, twenty-five feet long and seven broad, was on the above date driven, with two wheels, by a small engine. It answered Mr. Miller's...not only to this island, but to many other nations of the world. The engine used is Mr. Symington's new patent engine.' — Scot's Magazine, Nov. 1788,...

...experiment is no small accession to the public : its utility on canals, and all other navigations, points it out to be of the greatest advantage, not only to this island, but to many other nations of the world. This improvement holds no inconsiderable rank amongst the inventions of modern times;...

...small scale. A vessel, twenty-five feet long and seven broad, was, on the above date, driven with two wheels by a small engine. It answered Mr Miller's...not only to this island, but to many other nations of the world. The engine used is Mr Symington's new patent engine. ' — Scots Magazine, Nov. 1788,...

...seven broad, was, on the above date, driven with two wheels by a small engine. It answered Mr Millar's expectations fully, and afforded great pleasure to...nations in the world. The engine used is Mr Symington's patent engine. — Scots Mag. LIKE DRAWS TO LIKE. An idiot boy, or " natural," who resided with his...

...this experiment is no small accession to the public; its utility on canals and all other navigations points it out to be of the greatest advantage, not only to this island, but to many other nations of the world. This improvement holds no inconsiderable rank amongst the inventions of modern times...