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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 11 (March 1886) (1886)

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the languidly supported, and it was only in 1879, when way system. All that now remains to be done is the sections together. It will be seen that the floor plates, an arrangement was made with Major Isaac, that the connection of the tunnel railway with the Lancashire being 15 in. deep, are of such… … it has a definite forward motion, i. e., at the top of the mainly of rock blasting, the workmen came on a SEOTION SHOWING RELATIVE POSITION OF SAILWAY following wave. It also lends itself to an arrangement copious spring of water at a depth of about 67 ft. TUNNEL, DBAINAGE AND VENTILATING HEADINGS.…

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