One happy result of the duty laid upon the clerks of issuing bills of mortality in the City of London was that they were allowed to set up a printing press in the Hall of their company.
It was no easy task in the early Stuart times to obtain leave to have a printing press, and severe were the restrictions laid down, and the penalties for any violation of any of them.
The printing may be done by means of an inked ribbon to print "typewritten" letters, or directly from inked type or a stereotype plate, as in a printing press.
To supply (the material to be operated upon) to a machine; as, to feed paper to a printing press.
A reservoir or chamber to contain a liquid which can be conducted or drawn off as needed for use; as, the ink fountain in a printing press, etc.
Fly board (Printing Press), the board on which printed sheets are deposited by the fly.
I have decided; it shall be a printing press, and I shall get orders enough to pay for new curtains.
Well, if a die stamp or a printing press, I believe the mystery of Old Swallowtail's 'business' is readily explained.
And why do these men operate a printing press in a secret cavern, unless they are printing counterfeit money?
I imagine they are running a printing press," he replied.
So he bought a printing press and, to avoid the prying eyes of his neighbors, established it here.
Shusha was their choice for the establishment of their Mission; schools were opened and a printing press set up.
I was given to understand that it had once housed the seminary and printing press; a little bakery still occupies the junction with the buildings on the south.
They were further authorised to establish a printing press, to found elementary schools, and to organise a seminary in which the higher learning should be dispensed.
He came the proud possessor of a printing press, with which to conquer the sloth of the faint-hearted among the laymen and edify the crass ignorance of the priests.
By these same tokens it was not a printing press, but a toy; not the real thing, but an imitation, and Bobby was outgrowing imitations.
I received a letter from the brethren who went up to the land of Zion, stating that they had arrived at Independence, Missouri, in good health and spirits, with a printing press and a store of goods.
Although not in any sense of a “punning” nature, the employment of a printing press as a Mark may conveniently be here referred to.
To work out an idea for a mechanical device if the latter is a fairly simple one, as a printing press, see Fig.
He could not undertake regular printing at Navarino before obtaining a printing press in 1833; then, in partnership with another young New Yorker named John V.
Joseph Charless, with a background of printing experience in his native Ireland, in Pennsylvania, and in Kentucky, became the first man to establish a printing presswest of the Mississippi River.
A telltale; a contrivance attached to an engine, printing press, or other machine, for the purpose of counting the revolutions or the pulsations.
Sir Llewelyn says: "The excitement throughout the nation exceeded anything of the kind ever known, and The Times actually sent down a printing press to Norwich to report daily the incidents of the magisterial and coroner's inquiries.
Yet why does your fancy take its flight toward a printing press?
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