- The
Foundery (or Foundry), in Moorfields, was the
first London foundry for
casting br****
cannon for the
British Board of Ordnance. The
building subsequently...
- The
first Methodist chapel, "The
Foundery", London...
- (first The
Foundery and then Wesley's Chapel) and elsewhere. The
Foundery was an
early chapel used by Wesley. The
location of the
Foundery is
shown on...
-
known for its
Aluminium founderies. Most of
aluminium kitchen utensils in
Madagascar are
produced in this town. The
founderies also work with
copper and...
-
ostensible "exposure". A
Dissertation Upon
English Typographical Founders and
Founderies 1778 by
Edward Rowe
Mores (1961)
editor with
Harry Carter Milton's Grand...
- the
Samara River,
Tobol River and
other waterways. He
founded 13 iron
founderies and 28
copper plants and
subdued a
Bashkir uprising, led by
Batarma Aleyev...
- ****embly and
Foundry Indianapolis,
Indiana U.S. 1937 2009 ****embly, 2015
foundery Engine blocks, T444E engine,
International IDI, VT
engine Plant was constructed...
-
sharing as a
means to
accelerate discovery and cures.
Krummel co-founded
Foundery Innovations, a
novel biotechnology venture fund and
studio that translates...
-
Easter Day". The new hymn was
first performed at the
first service at The
Foundery Meeting House after Wesley had
adapted it into the
first Methodist chapel...
- City of London, and the
builder was
Samuel Tooth, a
member of Wesley's
Foundery society. The
chapel was
formally opened with a
service on 1
November 1778...
