The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 261
principal coalmerchants and otlier gentlemen interested in the navigation of theThames conceived that the thirty feet openings would not give suffi-cient width for the free passage of tlie coal barges and other craftwhich were intended to pass under the pier. These gentlemen madean application to… … A, Houses.—B, Chatha 1 Place.—C, C, Waiting Rooms.—D, Quay.-dge.—F, Pier.—G, Slope.—H, Dumby. Mr. Hewett, (who has the charge of the works as assistant to Messrs.Walkei and Burgess, the engineers to the City,) shows the plan ofthe work. It consists of three fifty feet openings, supporting a…
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