...D STEVENSON UK 377 XV1.-Description of a Coferdam adapted to a hard Bottom, used in Excavating Rock from the Navigable Channel of the RiverRi6ble; designedfor the Ribble Navigation. By DAVID STEVENSON, C . E., EDINBURGH. Read Fehruary 23, 1842. COFFERDAMcoSn, structed of timber piles...

... the operation. l12 234 MR. MYLNE ON THE WELTLHEAT PARTICULARS OF THESINKING THE, WELL AT THE HAMPSTEAD ROAD RESERVOIR, THE PROPERTY OF THENEW RIVER COMPANY. WM.C. M Y L N E ,E N G I N E E R . On the 21st March 1835, the well-sinkers commenced excavating in made ground, t,othe depthof 6 feet., and continued...

...J J WATERSTON XXVI. A method of representkg ay diagramandestimatingtheeartliwork ;la Excavations andEmbankments. B y >OHN JAMEWS ~TERSAT.ImOt.N, C.E. THEobject of this paper is to describe the construction of two sets of scales, by the use of one of which a section may be plotted, representing...

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