Two accounts describe a long-established but rebuilt distillery. Differences in reported plant details should be retained as comparison questions rather than silently harmonized.
John's Lane accounts from The Engineer (1888) and Industries (1891), as identified and reproduced by Barker, in Whisky Words: Whisky and Distilling in the United Kingdom through the Victorian Age, ed. Aaron Barker (Carmel, IN: Aaron Barker Publishing, 2015), supplied 277-page PDF, 198–206.
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Barker, ed., Whisky Words, supplied PDF 198–206.
John's Lane accounts from The Engineer (1888) and Industries (1891), as identified and reproduced by Barker
Fresh review29September2026 against277-page PDF SHA256 f074ba4591588123783daec22e0bdc4e031635dd3ae77ec8acf1ac220b748195. All pages read/visually surveyed;71details. Original periodicals uncollated. Plan203 inspected;1888and1891 figures remain dated rather than harmonized; warehouse cubic feet is not liquid capacity.
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John's Lane accounts from The Engineer (1888) and Industries (1891), as identified and reproduced by Barker, in Aaron Barker, ed., Whisky Words (2015), supplied 277-page PDF 198–206.
Historical material cited through its reproduction; original publication not independently consulted.