The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 94
d is consecrated to theinterment of the governors of the Invalides, is to be enlarged, and the tombsat each side will be fenced off with bronze railing. The third section will bealso adorned with alto-relieros in bronze, recording the most notable acts ofthe empire not military. Under the dome will… … wsgmmmw .^ The above engraving is an isometrical view, drawn to a scale ofeight feet to the inch, of the ice boat, for which Mr. S. Ballard, hadthe honour of receiving of the Institution of Civil Engineers a Telfordmedal. This boat was first used in the year 183, on the Hereford andGloucester…
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