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ON THE SINKING OF TWO SHAFTS AT MARSDEN, FOR THE WHITBURN COAL COMPANY. (INCLUDING APPENDIX AND PLATES).
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Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1883) 71 (1883): 178–195.
Published: 01 January 1883
...J DAGLISH © Thomas Telford and ICE 1883 WHITBURN COAL COMPANY SINKING SHAFTS COLLIERIES MINES SUBMARINE COAL MINING ENGINES PITS BORING TOOLS CYLINDERS ACCIDENTS TUBBING SEA LIMESTONE PROCESS LININGS TREPANS CHISELS BOREHOLES MARSDEN UK 178...
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J DAGLISH, A LUPTON, J B REDMAN, W W SMYTH, W GALLOWAY, F FOX, SIR G ELLIOT, J L THOMAS, SIR F BRAMWELL, SIR J DOUGLASS, SIR J W BAZALGETTE
Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1883) 71 (1883): 196–216.
Published: 01 January 1883
... TUBBING PITS TOOLS LININGS PUMPING BOREHOLES PUMPS TREPANS CHISELS MARSDEN UK 196 DISCUSSION ON SINKING T W O SHAFTS. [Minutes of Discussion. Mr. Ddglish. Mr. JOHN DAGLISsHaid, before the discussion upon thePaper commenced, he would describe the expansion-gearing attached...
