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... as a practical seaman, but not trained asa naval architect. He was not held responsible for the designs of ships, competent naval architects being associated with himwho had been educated in the first English School of Naval Architecture. No real change of system followed for some years. Mr. Andrew Murray...

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...G RENNIE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1857 CONCRETE RUBBLE BETON WORKS ENGINEERING ARCHITECTURE PUBLIC WORKS ROMAN CONSTRUCTION MORTAR CEMENT BRIDGES HISTORY RUBBLEBeTON AND CONCRETE. 423 May 5 , 1857. ROBERT STEPHENSON, M.P., President, in the Chair. The following Candidates...

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...S BENTHAM © Thomas Telford and ICE 1845 SHIPBUILDING SHIPS CONSTRUCTION IMPROVEMENT NAVAL ARCHITECTURE STRENGTH FASTENINGS TIMBER METALS EFFICIENCY COSTS 178 THE GREAT BRITAIN. occasion, when ona voyage to Dublin, the Shannon, a large merchant steamer, had been obliged...

..., but Mr. Farey hadinserted fac-similes of them, madefrom a copy of the same work in the library of the British Museum. No. 664. Mr. B. Albano exhibited a collection.of specimens of a newmaterial for architectural decoration, which was called the Canrlabic composition ; its basis, he explained...