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R CARR, W D CAY, R CRAWFORD, D CUNNINGHAM, G FINDLAY, I J MANN, J A MCCONNOCHIE, J B REDMAN, J F SCOTT, G W STRYPE, B B STONEY, J THOMAS, R L TAPSCOTT, B H THWAITE, L B WELLS, W H WHEELER, G F LYSTER
Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1890) 100 (1890): 84–114.
Published: 01 January 1890
.... C.E. VOL. C.] n 98 CORRESPONDENCE ON DOCE EXTENSIONS AT LIVERPOOL. [Miuutes of Mr. Scott. compared t o what was usual on the Thames. The deepest sills a t Liverpool and Birkenhead had but 23 feet 7 inches of water over them at high-water of average neap-tides, with occasionally some 3 feet less...
