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W. Crosley of Southwark Bridge, London, and [[George Goldsmith]] of Leicester patented a gas meter, described and illustrated in The Practical Mechanic's Journal in 1856 <ref>The Practical Mechanic's Journal, 1856, p.227 & Plate 200</ref>
[[William Crosley (1819-1874)]] of Southwark Bridge, London, and [[George Goldsmith]] of Leicester patented a gas meter, described and illustrated in The Practical Mechanic's Journal in 1856 <ref>The Practical Mechanic's Journal, 1856, p.227 & Plate 200</ref>


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William Crosley (1819-1874) of Southwark Bridge, London, and George Goldsmith of Leicester patented a gas meter, described and illustrated in The Practical Mechanic's Journal in 1856 [1]

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  1. The Practical Mechanic's Journal, 1856, p.227 & Plate 200