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Civil engineer and architect's journal (1837)

London : Published for the proprietor · leaf 95

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and the wholemight at any time be lightened by another turn of the screw-bolt; it musthowever be obvious, that the chairs must be of wrought-iron. In the first instance, this plan might be attended with an increase ofexpanse, but the advantages would, I think, greatly counterbalance it. [In… … THE CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECTS JOURNAL. 75 PORT OF IPSWICH. The importance: of the town of Ipswich, in a commercial point of view, issufficiently obvious to those who will look at its geographical situation, with theriver Orwell navigable from the sea to the town, and of sufficient depth ofwater…

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