- and
Leadenhall Street to the north. Its name
comes from the
lime burners who once sold
lime from
there for use in construction. It is
perhaps best known...
-
either a
place where limestone is quarried, or a man-made pit used to burn
lime stones in the same way that modern-day
kilns and
furnaces constructed of...
- rises.
Below the
burner, the hot
lime transfers heat to, and is
cooled by, the
combustion air. A
mechanical grate withdraws the
lime at the bottom. A...
- fullers,
keepers of inns, taverns, hotels,
saloons or
coffee houses,
lime burners,
livery stable keepers,
market gardeners, millers, miners, packers, printers...
-
Kalker is a German- and Dutch-language
occupational surname for a
lime burner (cf. Chalker, Kolker, Kalkbrenner). It may
refer to:
Joost Jacques Kalker...
- glovers, hosiers, skinners, bakers, butchers, innkeepers,
cooks and a
lime-
burner". They were
predominantly male, but with some
women in
their ranks. The...
-
Kalkbrenner (German:
occupational name for a
lime burner) is a
German surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Christian Kalkbrenner (1755–1806)...
-
lighting in the late 19th century.
Heating calcium hydroxide (slaked
lime) in a
stove burner causes it to glow,
although this is not as
bright as a real limelight...
- type), a soldier, a
bleacher (blanchisseur) of
straw hats, and a
lime burner (a
maker of
lime for mortar).
Barlow claims that
before marrying,
Jacquard had...
- Spinner-style
lime spreaders are
generally used to
spread agricultural lime on fields.
Agricultural lime is
injected into coal
burners at
power plants...
