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

London : [William Laxton] · leaf 393

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eed of the pumps may be diminished or increased accordingly. The company expect that Ihe farmers will hud it Iheir interest to allowit to be used exclusively for irrigation durii.g ihe night and during the dayby jet and otherwise, so as to equalize tiie supply iu the 24 hours, andprevent the waste… … 1846.] THE CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECPS JOURNAL. 353 for allowiog any surplus to flow into the Thames witliout going back intothe sewer ; at the same time that the company confidently anticipate, afterthe farmers shall have had experience of the value of the manure, that thedemand will be greater…

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