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  • Civil engineering: plan and elevation of the Kowno railway bridge, Russia. Lithograph by J. R. Jobbins.
  • Civil engineering: a cast iron bridge, proposed for the Menai Straits. Lithograph, 1849, after E. Clark.
  • Civil engineering: a railway bridge at Cologne. Lithograph by J. R. Jobbins after E. H. Horne.
  • Civil engineering: plan and elevation of the Coblenz railway bridge, Germany. Lithograph by J. R. Jobbins.
  • Civil engineering: wooden centring for Blackfriars Bridge (above), Waterloo Bridge (below). Engraving by R. Roffe, 1848.
  • Civil engineering: a plan to improve the silted-up harbour at Rye, Kent. Engraving by Mutlow.
  • Civil engineering: a moveable crane at Ramsgate Harbour, Kent, seen in side elevation. Engraving by Mutlow.
  • Civil engineering: three diagrams of canal slides and dragging mechanisms. Coloured engraving by J. Pass, 1800.
  • Civil engineering: a double-tiered aqueduct over a river valley. Engraving by L. Sellier after Foucherot.
  • Civil engineering: the launch of a floating dock in Peru. Wood engraving after T. E. Wilmot.
  • Civil engineering: three types of wooden centring for bridges. Engraving by J. Davis, 1820, after R. Tredgold.
  • Civil engineering: the Conway box girder bridge, viewed from entrance level. Coloured lithograph by G. Hawkins after himself.
  • Civil engineering: three views of the bridge at Schausshausen, Switzerland. Engraving by J. Moffat after W. A. Provis.
  • Civil engineering: one section of the Menai box girder bridge. Lithograph by Day & son, 1849, after M. Foster.
  • Civil engineering: building the Victoria Bridge across the Saint Lawrence River, Montreal. Coloured lithograph by the Kell brothers, 1860.
  • Civil engineering: the Mersey Ferry landing stage (top), and the pier at Lytham (below). Wood engraving after [H.R.].
  • Civil engineering: a canal passing through hilly terrain (above), and diagrams of canal locks and pressure-regulating mechanisms (below). Engraving.
  • Civil engineering: the supporting masonry for the Menai box girder bridge. Lithograph by Day & son, 1849, after E. Clark.
  • Civil engineering: various bridges, ancient and modern, around Europe, the Ponte Vecchio, Venice, in the centre. Engraving by A. Krausse.
  • Civil engineering: the Menai box girder bridge, viewed from entrance level. Lithograph by Day & Son, 1849, after E. Clark.
  • Civil engineering: the Pont Cysylte aqueduct, the aqueduct at Pyrgos, the aqueduct at Roquefavour and the Colosseum at Rome. Engraving.
  • Civil engineering: the Pont Cysylte aqueduct, the aqueduct at Pyrgos, the aqueduct at Roquefavour and the Colosseum at Rome. Engraving.
  • Civil engineering: a chart of the Menai straits, showing the building of the box girder bridge. Lithograph after E. Clark, 1849.
  • Civil engineering: the Wearmouth Iron Bridge at Sunderland, with ships sailing beneath, and details (above). Coloured engraving by J. Pass, 1799.
  • Civil engineering: a Royal visit to the Suez canal, arrival (top), and the meeting of the waters (below). Wood engraving, c.1865.
  • Civil engineering: a steam-powered dredger in side elevation and plan, with details of the scoop. Engraving by Gray & son after G. Whitelaw.
  • AIDS and the workplace : a critical one-day conference : 26th March 1987 at the Institution of Civil Engineers, Westminster, London / presented by BNA International Inc., London, a subsidary of the Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.
  • AIDS and the workplace : a critical one-day conference : 26th March 1987 at the Institution of Civil Engineers, Westminster, London / presented by BNA International Inc., London, a subsidary of the Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.
  • AIDS and the workplace : a critical one-day conference : 26th March 1987 at the Institution of Civil Engineers, Westminster, London / presented by BNA International Inc., London, a subsidary of the Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.
  • Engineering: loading of iron beams. Engraving by J. Davis after R. Tredgold, 1820.