The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 350
e joints close under thebelfry window broke, but as the lower part of the rod h^is not leftthe upper more than 2 inches, I believe it to be of little consequenceas the stream would be alnwai continuous; this rod terminates underground in a stone trough about 2 ft. (1 in. deep, and 18 inches… … 322 THE CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECTS JOURNAL. [September, spire of St. Pauls church at Birkiiishavv, one at Fanilcy, and one toTrinity church steeple in this town, (the latter 173 feet high), and oneto the new church at Hendingley, 3 miles from hence ; the joints aremade more perfect than in my…
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