The Life, Times, and Scientific Labours of the Second Marquis of Worcester / To which is added a reprint of his Century of Inventions, 1663, with a Commentary thereon.

by Henry Dircks

Military antiquities, [473], [474].

Mill, a rasping, [512]; a coining, [520].

Minyons, minion, cannon, [467].

Moor, Sir Jonas, mathematician, [352].

Morland, Sir Samuel, his house, coach, and several inventions, [353]; his patent for raising water from Mines (1661), [364], [365]; his arithmetical instrument, [512].

Mould for candles, [514], [515].

Muirhead, James P., M.A., his false estimate of the Marquis’s character, invention, and “Century,” in his “Life of James Watt,” [369]–[372]; his treatment of the subject, [370]; erroneous opinion of the inventions of De Caus and the Marquis of Worcester, [372].

Multiplied strength in little room, [406].

Musketoons, or blunderbuss, [473].

Muskets, often-discharging, [464]; short, [465]; particulars of, [466]; ancient use of, [474].