... of the roads and embankments,also with regard to the field-gates, with the roads into the fields, and culverts under them. B2 ,4 MR. MACKENZIE'S ACCOUNT OF " 7th. Some provisionshould be made for sinking pannels and grooves in the masonry, to receive the iron work perhaps under. the direction...

...J E JONES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1838 BRIDGES TIMBER WOOD FOUNDATIONS PILES PILING ROADWAYS CONSTRUCTION RIVERS DESIGN EMBANKMENTS COSTS ROADS YOUGHAL YOUGHAL BRIDGE BLACKWATER IRELAND EIRE 157 XIIL-Accmnt and Descr+tiOn of Youghal Brigge, designed...

... the actual amount of material contained in any cutting or embankment, of the relation of which to each other a mere profile of the country, from not showing the con- tents of the side slopes, gives but an imperfect idea, even to professionalmen, particularly if the heights anddepthsbe at all considerable...