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ALLNUTT, Zachary Considerations on the best mode of improving, the present imperfect state of the navigation, of the River Thames from Richmond to Staines. Shewing the advantages to the public, the navigator, and the owners, and occupiers of houses, mills, and lands in the vicinity, by improving the navigation of the river, in preference to the making any canal. 1805
BARLOW, Peter An essay on the strength and stress of timber, founded upon experiments performed at the Royal Military Academy, on specimens selected from the Royal Arsenal, and His Majesty’s Dock-Yard, Woolwich: preceded by an historical reveiw of former theories and experiments, with numerous tables and plates. Also an appendix, on the strength of iron, and other materials. [Bound with] SIMSON, Robert, Elements of the conic sections. Glagow, 1817. 1817
CLIFFE, Charles Frederick The book of South Wales, the Bristol Channel, Monmouthshire, and the Wye. A companion and guide to the railways, watering places, shores, scenery, antiquities, unexplored regions, mineral districts, towns, and other objects of interest throughout the Southern division of the principality: With a picture of Bristol. 1847
TEBBUTT, R. A guide or companion to the Midland Counties railway, containing its parliamentary history, engineering facts, with a description of every thing worthy of attention on, and in the vicinity of, the line; seats of the nobility and gentry, villas, towns and villages. Also, fare and time tables; with a plan, and section of the gradients, and numerous pictorial illustrations. 1840
TRAIN, George Francis Street railways. A lecture delivered before the members of the Greenwich Literary Institition, December 18th, 1860. [With] Report of the banquet, given by George Francis Train, Esq., to inaugurate the opening of the first street railway in Europe, at Birkenhead, August 30, 1860; with opinions of the press on the subject of street railways. [With] Report of the banquet given by George Francis Train, Esq. (of Boston, U.S.A.), at St. James’s Hall, Piccadilly, to inaugurate the opening of the first street railway in London, the Marble Arch line, March 23rd, 1861, with opinions of the press and extracts on the subject of street railways. 1860
TREDGOLD, Thomas Principles of warming and ventilating public buildings, dwelling-houses, manufactories, hospitals, hot-houses, conservatories &c. and of constructing fire-places, boilers, steam apparatus, grates and drying rooms; with illustrations experimental, scientific, and practical. To which are added, remarks on the nature of heat and light; and various tables useful in the application of heat. 1824