The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 354
other respect your beautiful and highly valuable art may becultivated to the honour of our native land, and the embellishment ofits splendid capital, is the sincere wish of the humble individual whonow presumes to address you. A brief but luminous and interesting description of the chalk forma-tion… … Siu—I would have trespassed on \our columns before this, toanswer the remarks in your April number signed J. Ely, but that,having been on leave of absence for some time, it, as well as yourMay number, lay most innocently by, neither cut nor read, until myreturn on the twenty-first of the latter…
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