.... Unfortunately, no record existed of the wind-velocity in the vicinity of the bridge ; but the records of the Dines autographic recordeart Holyhead, which lay 20 miles west- PLY. 1;. north-west of the bridge, had been inspmeTcahtxeeidvm.eulomcity A.rW -. recorded a t Holyheadbetween 4.0 a.m. and 5.0 a m . was 87...

... it inthe given interval of time. Such a case is shown in Fig. l , No. 1, which is a copy of the record made by the bridled anemometer a t Holyhead on the5th October, 1904, and is here reproduced by kind permission of Dr. W. N. Shaw, the Director of the Meteorological Office. According to this record...

...H HAYTER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1876 HARBOURS BREAKWATERS STONE QUARRYING BLASTING MINES ACCIDENTS RUBBLE WAGONS STAGES MASONRY COSTS DRILLING RUBBLE MOUND CONSTRUCTION SUPERSTRUCTURES METHODS MATERIALS HOLYHEAD WALES ANGLESEY IRISH SEA UK ...

... of cells in thebattery variedaccording to circumstances. In mine No. 7 forty-six cells were used. That was one of the largest and most important mines that had ever been fired i n connection with the operations of Civil Engineers. Before the works a t Holyhead were begun the celebrated mine at the Round...

...UNKNOWN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1875 OBITUARIES HARBOURS HOLYHEAD UK 214 MENOIRS. land.Prominentamongst the townswereLiverpool, Bradford, and Leeds.1 This scheme was submitted to Parliament, plans were printedbythe Government,and the evidence taken before the Iioyal...

... made in seven days from London to the deanery, through many nations and languages unknown to the civilized world. The poet Gayatanother timespeaks of the plague which 11%friend suffered in the little smoky room a t Holyhead, where heappears to have been kept weather-bound for ten days, andafter...