... a compact mass with the rubble. Perhaps a lighter cement had been used by Mr. Buckley. Duringthe Proceedings.] AND ON THE A S Y ~ TBARRAGE. 99 construction of the Suez Canal, hydraulic lime fromLe Teil on the Mr.Siccam. Rhone hadbeen principally used for concrete. The specificgravity was somewhat less than...

...H L ABBOT; W D CAY; L CHORON; FARGUE; A FTELEY; FULSCHER; W H HUNTER; W JAFREY; VAN ZUYLEN; J T FORD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1901 CANALS WORKS LOCKS EXCAVATIONS RIVERS COSTS LAKES SHIPS EXCAVATING PANAMA SUEZ CHAGRES BOHIO PANAMA CENTRAL AMERICA EGYPT AFRICA...

...F LOBNITZ © Thomas Telford and ICE 1889 REMOVAL ROCKS UNDERWATER CUTTERS RAMS CUTTING DREDGING DREDGERS CANALS SUBAQUEOUS EXCAVATING MACHINERY SHIPS COSTS SUEZ EGYPT AFRICA MIDDLE EAST Papers.] LOBNITZ ON REMOVAL OF ROCK UNDER WATER.. 369 (Paper No. 2377...

...SIR W T DENISON; HAWKSHAW; MURRAY; R RAWLINSON; LANGE; W A BROOKS; ABERNETHY; J M HEPPEL; ASTRONOMER ROYAL; J B REDMAN; HAWKSLEY; C CURTIS; G W HEMANS CANATLH. E SUEZ 449 Sir W. DENISOsNaid,he had nothing to add to the Paper, further than to state that he had broughit forward in thehope...

...SIR W T DENISON 442 THE SUEZ CANAL. April 16, 1867. THOMAS HAWKSLEY, Vice-President, in the Chair. No. 1,172 The Suez Canal By Colonel Sir WILLIAM THOMADSENISONK,.C.B., R.E., Assoc. Inst. C.E. THE varying reports of the character of this work made the Author desirous of inspecting it on his way...

...J GLYNN ISTHMUS OF SUEZ. 369 creditonMougel Bey. A similar machinehad formerly been em- ployed at Tonlon,andtherewasconsiderableanalogy between it and the plan adopted a t Rochester. Mr. RENDEL, V.P., said, that such a system would undoubtedly answer, even withcaissonsof verylarge dimensions...

...J GLYNN; R STEPHENSON; GREAVES; F BRAITHWAITE; AYRTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1851 CANALS WATERWAYS SURVEYS SUEZ EGYPT AFRICA MIDDLE EAST 376 ISTIIMUS OF SUEZ. Mr. GLYNNsaid, that a formerPaperonananalogous sub,ject, which he had presentedtotheInstitutionh...