...L H SAVILLE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1925 DEMOLITION HARBOURS DEFENCE WORKS MILITARY FORTIFICATIONS MOLES CLOSURES BREAKWATERS DOCKS JETTIES DESTRUCTION DRILLING CAISSONS EXPLOSIVES DRILLS CONCRETE BRICKWORK DRY BATTERIES SUPERSTRUCTURES SUBSTRUCTURES QUAYS OIL...

... with the completion of the widening of the Kiel canal, and those two eventsfinished the preparations of Germany, as far as thesea was concerned, for the war which broke out in that year. He had haad great dealof difficulty in persuading General Nollet, who was President of the Military Commission in Berlin, thatthe...

...O FABER; J MITCHELL; L H SAVILLE DEMOLITION HARBOURS DEFENCE WORKS MILITARY FORTIFICATIONS PORTS DOCKS DRY WALLS CONCRETE OXYGEN COSTS BRICKWORK HELIGOLAND NORTH SEA GERMANY 94 DISCUSSION ODNEMOLITION OF THE HARBOUR [Minutes of The ~ u t h o r h. ad to be abandoned...

...F W STEPHEN WATER SUPPLY MILITARY COMMUNICATIONS DEFENCE CANALS RAILWAYS PIPELINES DEVELOPMENT CAPACITY SYSTEMS PUMPING STATIONS CONTROL PERSONNEL TRANSPORT TROOPS LABOUR EXTENSIONS STORAGE NILE RIVER SUEZ CANAL KANTARA ARISH PALESTINE EGYPT AFRICA MIDDLE EAST...

.... , ROBEROTXELL, M.C., B.Sc. (Eng.) CHARLESERIC BOAST. HENRYJAMRSNORRISOCNOTJSENS, LEOVINCESTPEREIRA. R (Qlns G ~ I I ~ ~ K E NRIOTUzQUETTE. FREDERICGKEORGEERNEST FORD, .QEORGE STANLEY. FREDERICJKAMES COLIN HANSON . JOIINWILSONB, .E. (Royal). (Paper No. 4282.) Richborough Military Transportation Depot...

... of theforeshoreconstitutingPegwellBay(and E Q W s~tudy of the cvrrepts) assured h i p t h a t permapept iplprove- 248 DISCUSSION ON RICHBOROUGH MILITARY [Minutes of Mr.Robinson. ment of the winding :and ill-placed lower-river ch:mnel below the point B was impossible, save by absolutely enclosing it by training- walls...

... on the military side, in tactics and military training, when the first fewbatches of theSpecialReserve came toCbatham. It was certainlyanexperiment,butoneto which hepersonally looked forward at thetimewithgreaet xpectationa, ndyearsafter- wards, having met several of those officers during the war, he could only...

...SIR J P GRIFFITH; R E COOPER; B HENDERSON FRANCE EUROPE RAILWAYS TROOPS WAR GREAT WAR WORLD WAR 1 ENGINEERS CONSTRUCTION LINES BALLAST SAND BRIDGES MILITARY REPAIRS RECONSTRUCTION RAILS ROYAL ENGINEERS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1920 Discussion. The president...

...F O STANFORD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1920 WAR DEPARTMENT WAR CROSS CHANNEL TRAINS FERRIES SHIPS TRANSPORT TRANSPORTATION MILITARY GREAT WAR WORLD WAR 1 GAUGES RAILWAYS STEAMERS PORTS BRIDGES BEARINGS LIFTING MACHINERY SIDINGS SIGNALS BERTHING PILES VESSELS...

... always in a difficult position, since the number of awards allowed, thoughusuallyona generousscale, were strictlylimited : a certainamount of heart-burning WEIS unavoidable. WAR ENGINEERS MILITARY GREAT WAR WORLD WAR 1 ARTILLERY ROYAL ENGINEERS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1920 ...

... that the scheme for utilizingRichborough as a military port andbase was cvolved. Sir Guy Granet was succccdedin March, 1918, by Sir San1Fay, andGeneral Collard was succeededby Gcncral A. S. Cooper, C.B., C.M.G.,in June,1917, by which time the principal lines of development had been settled, and construction...

...T B BOWER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1919 ROADS CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE REPAIRS METALLED PIT PROP CORDUROY WATERBOUND MACADAM MILITARY MATERIALS REPAIRS WORLD WAR 1 UK FRANCE 160 B O W E R ON ROAD CONSTRUCTION AND RIAINTESANCE. [Minutes of (Paper No.4242.) Notes...

...E H LLOYD EGYPT MINISTRY OF PUBLIC WORKS ROYAL ENGINEERS DECAUVILLE CANALS DEFENCE WORLD WAR 1 MILITARY WORKS LABOUR PLANT MATERIALS TRANSPORT STONE ROADS CONSTRUCTION QUARRYING RAILWAYS TRACK DECAUVILLE BRIDGES PIERS SPANS FERRIES WATER SUPPLY FILTERS...

...UNKNOWN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1916 OBITUARIES ENGINEERS MILITARY OBITUARY. 441 committee, both as a member of the main committee and as Chair- man of the Committeeon Screw Threads and Limit-Gauges. A t its meeting on the 20th June, 1916, the Council of The Institution passed...

...UNKNOWN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1916 OBITUARIES ENGINEERS MILITARY WAR GREAT WAR WORLD WAR 1 434 OBITUARY. OBITUARY. The Right Hon. RICHARDEVERARWDEBSTERV, ISCOUNT ALVERSTONGE.,C.M.G., P.C., LL.D. (Caq~tab.)l,ateLord Chief Justice of England, died a t Cranleigh, Surrey...

...UNKNOWN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1916 OBITUARIES MILITARY ENGINEERS 436 OBITUARY. His labours were incessant,and even for one of his remarkable capacity, exceptionally severe ; but he was not destined to see their final fruition.Historymust record hislastgreat services tohis...

...UNKNOWN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1916 OBITUARIES ENGINEERS WAR GREAT WAR WORLD WAR 1 MILITARY 414 RECENT DECEASES. engineering works a t Birmingham, and afterwards, during tpheeriod of railway expansion, was engaged on surveys and construction work in various parts...

...UNKNOWN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1916 OBITUARIES ENGINEERS WAR GREAT WAR WORLD WAR 1 MILITARY OBITUARY. 413 PETEX ISLEWSHITTON, born at Coltness, Lanark, on the 23rd November, 1877,waskilled in action at theDardanellesonthe 28thJune, 1915. AfteractingasResidentEngineeronwater...

...R ELLIOTT-COOPER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1913 INSTITUTIONS CIVIL ENGINEERING EDUCATION TRAINING ENGINEERING MILITARY EMPLOYMENT RAILWAYS BRIDGES PERMANENT WAY MOUNTAINS TUNNELS HYDROELECTRICITY WATER POWER CANALS IRRIGATION STATIONS WATER SUPPLY PORTS DAMS WELLS...

...W W HARTS; J HUSBAND; A H SHIELD; C E P SANKEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1913 BRIDGES MILITARY CONDITIONS FLOATING PONTOONS PILES DRIVERS CRIBS CONNECTIONS CANTILEVER SUSPENSION TACKLE TRESTLES WAR Correspondence. Major W. W. HARTSof, Washington, consideredthat theAuthor...