... COSTS FINANCE COMPENSATION LEGISLATION UNDERGROUND SIGNALLING ELECTRIFICATION SIDINGS EXTENSIONS RECONSTRUCTION ENLARGEMENT CUTTINGS LOCAL GOVERNMENT MUNICIPAL COMPANIES LAND ACQUISITION INDICATORS WESTINGHOUSE SIGNALLING CITIES SUBURBAN TRAFFIC ROOFING Proceedings.] DISCUSSION...

... RAINFALL RIVERS COMPENSATION GOVERNMENT LEGISLATION WEIRS FLOW WATERWORKS DAMS MASONRY FLOODS RESERVOIRS SUPPLY THAMES GUADALQUIVIR SUDBURY ENGLAND TALLA HUTTON ROOF SCOTLAND UK SPAIN BURMA 186 DISCUSSION ON WATER-SUPPLY. [Minutes of Discussion. 'he President...

...W MERIVALE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1902 VENEZUELA SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY PUERTO CABELLO & VALENCIA RAILWAY GRADIENTS INCLINES MOUNTAINS PASSES RAILWAYS CURVES COMPENSATION COSTS FUEL RACK GAUGES ASCENDING ENGINES LOCOMOTIVES ROLLING STOCK WAGONS PUERTO...

... by the outlet-pipes orfrom the overflow,passes over the 50-foot weir, and its vary- ing headisregisteredbya clockwork-recorderplaced i n an adjoining gauge-house. The compensation-water, which is only a small quantity, viz., 576,000 gallons per day, also passes over the woir ; but as it could not be accurately...

... hadbeen written some time ago. I f it had been written lately it would have been extended in various ways ; and, instead of the brief reference to rope dynamometers, a fuller description would have been given of them. When the Paper was written, early in the year, brakes with compensating levers were...

...A LESLIE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1883 EDINBURGH WATER COMPANY WATERWORKS WATER SUPPLY SPRINGS RESERVOIRS PIPES CULVERTS COMPENSATION EMBANKMENTS CONSTRUCTION SCHEMES AQUEDUCTS FILTERS WEIRS GAUGING RAINFALL EVAPORATION CITIES WATER EDINBURGH SCOTLAND...

...C J WOOD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1880 TUNNELS OUTLETS STORAGE RESERVOIRS WATER SUPPLY CULVERTS PIPES TUNNELS EMBANKMENTS VALVES TOWERS ASHLAR MASONRY BRICKWORK COMPENSATION DESIGN CONSTRUCTION CAST IRON WATER BRADFORD UK Proceedings.] WOOD ON RESERVOIR...

... 1852, in a Paper by Captain EIuish? (Assoc. Inst. C.E Railway communication and railway management have,however, been largely developed since that period ; and a recent decision in a court of law has induced greater attention to the question of compensation paid for accidents. The time would, therefore...

... as compensation to the sufferers, although they expended thousands of pounds in the Course of the litigation. Onthe otherhand,he believed thattheresult was almost uttcr ruinto some of theplaintiffs. Such was the consequence of litigation in the existing state of' the law. RAILWAY ACCIDENTS. 301 The next case...

... ELECTRICITY ACCIDENTS LAW COMPENSATION DEATHS PASSENGERS DEVELOPMENT INFRASTRUCTURE UK January 8, 1856. ROBERT STEPHENSON, M.P., President, in the Chair. Mr. STEPHENSaOddNrcssedtheMectinginthe following terms, -on taking the Chair for the first time after his election as Presi- dent...