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

London : [William Laxton] · leaf 382

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port the roof arefixed, excepting those over the T head, and a large portion of theupper cornice forming the guttering to thereof; also the chief por-tion ot the joists of the platform, and the architrave and frieze of theentablature on either side up to the T head, where some of the stair-case… … Reference.H. W., high water level spring tidesL. W., low water level ditto. the T head. The columnsweigh each on an average9i tons, and are 28feetlong,4 feet in diameter at thebase and 3 feet at the top ofthe shaft, and were, as wellas the cylinders and the restof the heavy castings, placedin…

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