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

London : [William Laxton] · leaf 218

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heforce of universal public detestation this common-place architecture will beabolished forever. Soulk Hackney.—A new church is keing erected here from the designof Mr. E.G. Hake will, and although the building is not in a very advancid 1816.1 THE CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECTS JOURNAL. 105 stale,… … 169 feet. 61 „ 92 „ 34 ,. 37 „ 65 „ 200 South Haciney New Church. The plan of the building shows a nave, transepts and chancel, and awestern tower. The archway of the entrance in the tower is aeren ftet inliepth,—a gratifying contrast to the miserably shallow doorways of some•f our recent churches.…

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