Views of the most remarkable public buildings, monuments and other edifices in the city of Dublin (1780)
Pool, Robert, artist, Cash, John, Lodge, John, d. 1796, Taylor, Isaac, 1730-1807 · Dublin : Printed for J. Williams, no. 21, Skinner-row · leaf 97
etween this Bridgeand that of Weftminfter, we cannot do greater juftice ♦ The fate of the undertakers of this bridge was very re-markable; Sir Humphrey Jervis, the founder of it, was confinedin gaol for feveral years; and Mr. Robert Mack, a fkilful Mafon,who executed the work to the fatisfacYion of… … % fc 1 i * *§ „ , V Pi > « 0 v fi § % H X * n NS w -v s 5B ^ X >., ^ 1 s s I * ESSEX. BRIDGE. 51 juftice to the curious, than to give it nearly inthe words of the overfeer of the work. At Weftminfter-bridge, moderate tides floweleven feet, at EfTex-bridge ten feet. The piersof…
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