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The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)

London : [William Laxton] · leaf 343

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. MARY MAGD.4.LENS. The church built by Wren is a substantial fabric, with a bell-tower ut the north-west corner; the latter, however, as well asthe north side and west end of the church, is shrouded by houses.The south side and east end of the edifice, display a series ofcircular-headed windows,… … attempted to be show n, has boards in front, three feet long by six inchesin breadth, and three and a half to four inches in thickness (known bythe technical name of poling boards), supported and kept in positionby means of screws, which are lodged against the front iron frame;these boards, to the…

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