 | Thomas Dilworth - 1818 - 222 Seiten
...Ale and Beer measure ? A. In London only they compute 8 gallons to the firkin of ale, and 32 gallons to the barrel ; but in all other parts of England, for ale, strong beer, and small beer, 34 gallons are computed to the barrel, and 8 gallons and a half to the firkin. Q. What other... | |
 | James Arlington Bennett - 1824 - 204 Seiten
...contains 282 cubic inches. In London only they compute 8 gallons to the firkin of ale, and 32 gallons to the barrel; but in all other parts of England, for ale, strong beer, and small beer, 34 gallons to the barrel. A barrel of Salmon or Eels is 42 Gallons A barrel of Herrings — 32... | |
 | Thomas Dilworth - 1825 - 214 Seiten
...ale and bcer measure ? A. In London only they compute 8 Gallons to the Firkin of Ale, and 32 Gallons to the Barrel ; but in all other parts of England, for Ale, Strong Bcer, and Small Bcer, 34 Gallons, are computed, to the Barrel, aud 8 Gallons and an hslf to the Firkin.... | |
 | Thomas Dilworth - 1825 - 218 Seiten
...? A. In London only they compute 8 Gallons to the Firkin of Ale, and 32 Gallons to the Barrel ; hut in all other parts of England, for Ale, Strong Beer, and Small Beer, 34 Gallons, are computed, to the Barrel, aud 8 Gallons and an hull' to the Firkin. Q. What other... | |
 | John White - 1826 - 128 Seiten
...beer B.Jir. I kilderkin . Ml. 1 barrel . . bar. I hogshead of beer hhd. 1 puncheon 1 butt In London they compute but 8 gallons to the firkin of ale, and 32 to the barrel ; but in all other partc of England, for ale, strong beer, and small, 34 gallons to the barrel, and 8£ gallons to the... | |
 | Francis Walkingame - 1865 - 222 Seiten
...192 = 48 = 6 = 3 = Ц = 1 hogshead. In London they compute but 8 g.illons to the firkin of ale, mid 32 to the barrel ; but in all other parts of England,...and small, 34 gallons to the barrel, and 8¿ gallons to the firkin. NB A barrel of salmon or eels is 42 gallons. A barrel of herrings ... 32 gallons. A... | |
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Beer measure ? A. In London only they compute 8 gallons to the firkin of ale, and 32 gallons to the barrel ; but in all other parts of England, for ale, strong beer, and small beer, 34 gallons are computed to the barrel, and 8 gallons and a half to the... 