 ... river into the mains, and thence distributed to about 16,000 tenants, who consume 1,244,000 gallons daily, or nearly 200,000 cubic feet. The Vauxhall, or South London water-works are situated in Kennington Lane, and have also an engine on the river...  Magazin de Londres - Page 375Full view - About this book
 | 1771 - 414 pages
...Kennington Lane, and have also an engine on the River, at the foot of Vauxhall Bridge. They supply Thames Water exclusively, and have reservoirs for the service...gallons, or about 160,000 cubic feet. The SOUTHWARK WATER- WORKS are upon the bank of the River, between Southwark and London Bridges, and derive the whole... | |
 | John Williams (of Lewisham.) - 1828 - 500 pages
...Kenningtdn-lane, and have also an engine on the river at the foot of Vauxhall Bridge. They supply Thames water exclusively, and have reservoirs for the service...water from the middle of the river opposite to their engines. It appears that about 7,000 tenants are supplied by this establishment with about 720,000... | |
 | Industrial arts - 1828 - 942 pages
...Kennington Lane, and have also an engine on the River, at the foot of Vauxhall Bridge. They supply Thames Water exclusively, and have reservoirs for the service...water from the middle of the river opposite to their engines. It appears that about 7,000 tenants are supplied by this establishment, with about 720,000... | |
 | 1828 - 532 pages
...Kennington Lane, and have also an engine on the river at the foot of Vauxhall Bridge. They supply Thames water exclusively, and have reservoirs for the service...water from the middle of the river opposite to their engines. It appears that about 7000 tenants are supplied, by this establishment, with about 720,000... | |
 | 1828 - 918 pages
...Kenningtnn Lane, and have also an engine on the river at the foot of Vauxhall Bridge. They supply Thames water exclusively, and have reservoirs for the service...1,000,000 of gallons, or about 160,000 cubic feet. The Sonthwark water-works are upon the bank of the river, between Southwark and London Bridges, and derive... | |
 | Thomas Allen - London (England) - 1837 - 532 pages
...They have also an engine on the river, at the foot of Vauxhall Bridge. They supply the Thames water, and have reservoirs for the service of their upper engine. The number of their tenants is above ten thousand, and the daily consumption of water considerably more than one million of gallons,... | |
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