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... Loss or Disadvantage by any Manner of Means in the said Places , as well near to the said Dangers , Lets , and Impediments , as Inhabiting or dwelling thereabouts , by the said Walls , Ditches , Banks , " and so on , " and all those ...
... Loss or Disadvantage by any Manner of Means in the said Places , as well near to the said Dangers , Lets , and Impediments , as Inhabiting or dwelling thereabouts , by the said Walls , Ditches , Banks , " and so on , " and all those ...
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... because there is not the same mechanical flow down as there is up , and as the tidal stream passes into the present training walls , and then up the blue , it carries with it a certain amount of this material in suspension .
... because there is not the same mechanical flow down as there is up , and as the tidal stream passes into the present training walls , and then up the blue , it carries with it a certain amount of this material in suspension .
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of carrying training walls further to sea is that the tide which is going to find its way up the blue channel shall come from clean water , that the tidal water shall not have become impregnated with this sandy material but shall come ...
of carrying training walls further to sea is that the tide which is going to find its way up the blue channel shall come from clean water , that the tidal water shall not have become impregnated with this sandy material but shall come ...
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We have also visited the out- fall into the Wash as far as Hull Sand Beacon , inspecting the existing training walls , the channel , and the various sand- banks which now obstruct the free dis- charge of the river , and have obtained ...
We have also visited the out- fall into the Wash as far as Hull Sand Beacon , inspecting the existing training walls , the channel , and the various sand- banks which now obstruct the free dis- charge of the river , and have obtained ...
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On page 10 you will see the first branch of the works deals with training walls . Perhaps i might read from the second sentence of paragraph 25 on page 10 : " This scheme which has been recommended by various engineers and which we ...
On page 10 you will see the first branch of the works deals with training walls . Perhaps i might read from the second sentence of paragraph 25 on page 10 : " This scheme which has been recommended by various engineers and which we ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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