Parliamentary Papers, Volume 20H.M. Stationery Office, 1860 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Certainly . 92. Therefore the water in the upper part certainly would deteriorate faster than that in the lower ? -Yes , it does in hot weather ; you may see that the water is much fuller of this vegetable matter in the upper portion ...
... Certainly . 92. Therefore the water in the upper part certainly would deteriorate faster than that in the lower ? -Yes , it does in hot weather ; you may see that the water is much fuller of this vegetable matter in the upper portion ...
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... certainly . There is no doubt that the mud cannot pass into a state of fermentation or putrefac- tion , unless assisted by heat . 128. With respect to the water passing down the Serpentine , you may remem- ber the discussion which took ...
... certainly . There is no doubt that the mud cannot pass into a state of fermentation or putrefac- tion , unless assisted by heat . 128. With respect to the water passing down the Serpentine , you may remem- ber the discussion which took ...
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... Certainly not . 149. Mr. Locke . ] Did you ever try the experiment by throwing mud out of the Serpentine and stirring it up and ascertaining what effect it had upon the individual trying the experiment -I smelt it , having taken it up ...
... Certainly not . 149. Mr. Locke . ] Did you ever try the experiment by throwing mud out of the Serpentine and stirring it up and ascertaining what effect it had upon the individual trying the experiment -I smelt it , having taken it up ...
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... certainly was ; but there was this difference . The vegetation in the Serpentine is very much broken up by the bathing and the boating , and the consequence is , that the filaments are more diffused through the water ; whereas in St ...
... certainly was ; but there was this difference . The vegetation in the Serpentine is very much broken up by the bathing and the boating , and the consequence is , that the filaments are more diffused through the water ; whereas in St ...
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... Certainly not ; I think you should require him to do that for the public convenience . 309. I understand that the contractor would have a right to be compensated for any loss which he incurred by the suspension of his contract ? -Certainly ...
... Certainly not ; I think you should require him to do that for the public convenience . 309. I understand that the contractor would have a right to be compensated for any loss which he incurred by the suspension of his contract ? -Certainly ...
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Page 307 - Duties, should be capitalised to pay for the greater part of the embankment scheme : the rest being supplied by a parliamentary vote. Without noticing the discussions which took place in Committee, we will at once state the decision ultimately arrived at, in the form of resolutions : — • "1. That the embankment of the north side of the Thames, from Westminster Bridge to or nearly to Southwark Bridge, would afford a desirable mode of improving the banks and bed of the river, and facilitate the...
Page 306 - Every select committee having power to send for persons, papers, and records, shall have leave to report their opinion and observations, together with the minutes of evidence taken before them, to the house...
Page xv - Report, — put, and agreed to. Question, That this Report, as amended, be the Report of the Committee to the House, — put and agreed to.
Page iii - Orders of the House, examined the matters to them referred ; and have agreed to the following REPORT...
Page 176 - For widening and improving Cannon Street, and for making a new street from the west end of Cannon Street to Queen Street, and for widening and improving Queen Street, and for effecting other improvements in the city of London.
Page 176 - An Act to extend the Time for the Purchase of Lands required for certain Branches of the North Staffordshire Railway to Newcastle-under-Lyme, Silverdale, and the Apedale Ironworks.
Page 307 - ... committees and commissioners already named. This subject we shall take up, after having noticed the recent proceedings concerning embankment schemes, and the connection of these schemes with the Great Drainage of the Metropolis. It was in May, I860, that a Committee was appointed by the House of Commons, ' To consider the best means of providing for the increasing traffic of the Metropolis, by the Embankment of the Thames.
Page 4 - The streets to be of three magnitudes ; the three principal leading straight through the city, and one or two cross streets to be at least...
Page xiv - That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the paragraph," put and negatived. Question proposed, " That the proposed words be there added.