The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 60
it ajipearedto him, that had a trench been made in the direction of, and at the foot ofthe embankment, the marshy piece of land where it was situated, would havebeen sufficiently drained, to enable it to carry the weight of the mass laidupon it. The trustees of the Uxbridge road had their great… … TransYcm pction of Sonnin 5 Cuiiius, Great Weatetn Railway .—The dotted lines show the form of the tllp.) 4S THE CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECTS JOURNAL. [February, reservoir, wliicli was formed by an escarpment of clay, skirting the riverBrent; part of the waste water, together witli the percolation…
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