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Civil engineer and architect's journal (1837)

London : Published for the proprietor · leaf 426

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ks of man can be riven and shattered and trampled beneath thepower of the elements, when their strength is put forth in wrath. Temporaryaccommodation for the mail and other coach horses has been provided o\iRossie Island; while the passengers, &c, are conveyed by ferry-boats ; but itis believed… … Fig. 2. Section. Mr. Henry R. Abraham, of Torrington-street, Russell-square, has patentedcertain inventions by which adhesion, leakage, and difficulty of action in cocks,is overcome ; and, as they are novel in their form and action, a description ofthem may be acceptable to those interested in this…

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