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chaldron (also
chauldron or chalder) was an
English measure of dry volume,
mostly used for coal; the word
itself is an
obsolete spelling of cauldron...
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Newcastle upon Tyne, in the
United Kingdom. It was emplo**** to haul coal
chaldron wagons from the mine at
Wylam to the
docks at
Lemington in Northumberland...
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tipping trough,
often found in mines.
Known in the UK as a
tippler or
chaldron wagon and in the US as a mine car.
Mining cart
shown in De Re Metallica...
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related to Cauldrons. Look up
cauldron in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Chaldron, an
obsolete spelling of 'cauldron', an
English measure of dry volume....
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authorized the
building of the Monument. A duty of one
shilling on a
chaldron of coal was
imposed to pay for
these measures.
Within a few days of the...
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tippler or
chaldron wagon, and in the US as a mine car. The
first railway bulk-cargo gondolas, the
first freight wagons, were the
chaldron cars of the...
- Blackfriars,
three chaldrons of coal were
carbonized each day,
providing the gas
equivalent of 9,000
Argand lamps. So 28
chaldrons of coal were carbonized...
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Newcastle chaldron (pronounced
chalder in Newcastle) of coal,
about 53 long cwt (5,900 lb; 2,700 kg). This
differed from the
London chaldron,
which was...
- 422 mm) was set to
accommodate the
existing gauge of
hundreds of horse-drawn
chaldron wagons that were
already in use on the
wagonways in the mines. The railway...
