The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 188
ings in an eminent degree. The complicationof estimates and business can liardly be avoided now-a-days ; l)utcomposition and inspiration can alone produce huge structures,worthy and able to inspire the people—a, sentiment they cannot anylonger be kept without. J . L V. RCGISTJBR OP WEAV PATENTS.… … Fig. 2. This invention applies to several parts of locomotive-enginesand carriages. One part consists in the form of the boiler, whichis made with the fire-box in the middle jiart of the boiler, insteadof being at one end. The general outline of the boiler is such aswould be formed if two…
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