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which wasintended for Fishmongers Hall, London. The architects, who had been previously employed extensivelyin Anglesea, having observed the remarkable beauty of theAnglesea marble when worked into buildings, made bold torecommend to the committee the adoption of that stone as beingsuperior to… … the committee; but its adoption, we are sorry to learn, has in-volved the architects and their friends in utter ruin. After the adoption of the designs, contracts were advertisedfor, and finally agreed upon between the committee and Messrs. c 3 22 Descripiion, Plans, Elevations, Sections, ^c.,
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