0 a light produced by burning paraffin, that has a strong glass cover to protect the flame from wind
In respect of the second charge of stealing a hurricane lamp and oil can they were sentenced to receive six strokes with the birch.
In other cases, a new type of oil lamp with duplex burner giving a candle power greatly in excess of the hurricane lamp is to be supplied.
It is shaped similarly to a vase or a hurricane lamp and is typically taller and wider than a highball glass.
The majority of the remainder sleep in tents with raised floorboards, space heaters and hurricane lamps.
After working on the farm all day a labourer has suddenly got to light hurricane lamps and hitch them on to the wagons, to get home.
Both were equipped with two chemical toilets and three hurricane lamps.
Hurricane lamps were used in the stables, home and chapels.
From the kerosene lamps, comes the production of hurricane lamps for the fishermen.
