Noun:

કોલસાનું કદ,

chaldron's Usage Examples:

measures obsolete: "Nobody hears nowadays of the coomb, the pottle, the chaldron, the palm or the barleycorn.

In 1758, from the Rainton coalfield, 20866 chaldrons of coal were shipped abroad (a chaldron weighed two tons 13 hundredweight).

1963 11 " 12 Eliz II c31 — Weights and Measures Act abolished the chaldron of coal, the fluid drachm and minim (effective 1 February 1971), discontinued.

tippler or chaldron wagon and in the US as a mine car.

calorimeter, caudle, cauldron, chafe, chafery, chalder, chaldron, chaud-froid, chauffer, chauffeur, chauffeuse, decalescence, decalescent, nonchalance, nonchalant.

For coal, culm or cinders  2s 6d per chaldron (£0.

Historically, coal taxes (metage, payable on each chaldron of 35 bushels or the imperial ton) were charged.

for his "munificent" generosity in distributing six bullocks and ten chaldrons of coals amongst the "poor and deserving objects" of Cowes.

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The trade amounted to 3,000 chaldrons that year, and he tried to get the tax on sea coal, which Parliament had.

at the rate of a farthing per ton of general cargo and a halfpenny per chaldron (25 cwt) of Newcastle coal.

The first railway bulk-cargo gondolas, the first freight wagons, were the chaldron cars of the.

A duty of one shilling on a chaldron (at the time approximately 2,670kg) of coal was imposed to pay for these.

Synonyms:

British capacity unit, Imperial capacity unit,