The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 60
a horizontalmovement of about 15 feet. The general disturbance ranged to a distanceof 220 feet from the foot of tbe slo|)e, towards the river Brent, the southbank of which was forced forward about 5 feet. The section. Fig. 7, showed the position of the strata, at the time of theforming of the… … Ittfajit-BivjEg amwi* T lirent Embankment ut Hnnwell, Great Western Railway. -m The acclion, Fig. 9, gave the form of the terrace, and of the ground beneathit during the further suhsidence; hut all under the cmhankment in Figs. 8and 9, must he considered as inferential from the appearances ahove.…
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