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 1 HE modern iinnrovcments in Arcliitecture are so replete Avitli conveniences, 
 elegance, and taste, that whoever surv'eys tlie edihces, erected a little more tlian 
 half a century back, and compares them with those of the present time, must be 
 astonished at the improvements in this science; amongst the advantages, those of 
 admitting light, are not the least conspicuous. The Avindows, sky-lights, and 
 fan-lights, of t!ie date before mentioned, are so crowded AvitliAvood, as to require a 
 space of near double the size of that of the present, to admit the same quantity of 
 light, and air. The change now taking place in the materials for sashes, sky- 
 lights, fan-lights, staircases, kc. kc. from Wood to Metal, has, besides the ele- 
 gance of appearance, the advantages of strength and extensive durability. The dif- 
 ference of expence in the former and latter, is so inconsiderable, as not to be worthy 
 of notice; nay, in many cases, such as curve-lineal and Gothic work, the expence 
 is less in Metal thaninWood. In exterior decorations, equal advantages attend the 
 execution. Let any one look at the old Chinese and other railing of balconies, See. 
 and compare them with the present mode of embellishment, and they cannot but 
 admire the taste of the present professional gentlemen. 
 
 The following sketches are submitted to the Public, and will from time to time 
 be followed by others, by their most obedient and very 
 
 Manufactory , 
 
 No. 42 , Wood street, Cbeapside . 
 
 humble Seiwant, 
 JOSEPH BOTTOMLEY. 
 
 Where articles in the various branches are executed in good sound Avorkman- 
 ship, and of tlie best materials (glazed if required), and sent to any part of the 
 kiuodom. 
 
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 N.B. Stained glass of various colours, for windows of Chapels, and Gothic de- 
 corations. Any Gentleman calling at the Manufactory may see specimens of the 
 several works. 
 
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