The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 418
think it prudent to disturb the old arches, the windows being numerous,thirty-one in each corridor, in a length of 300 feet.I have the honour to be,Sir,Your obedient servant, Henry Hart, Architect. 86, Talbot Street, Dublin. … Plan. DeS< I.IITION. The sashes are made of cast iron \\ inches thick, fixed in Memcl framesin three parts, the centre one being immoveable ; the top and bottom sashes are hung separately, are each 12 inches deep, and allowed to open to theextent of G inches only, stops being fixed upon the…
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