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Letters to a merchant, on the improvement of the port of London: Demonstrating its practicability without wet docks, or any additional burdens being laid on shipping, and at a less expense of time and money than any other plan proposed. By R. Dodd, engineer.
Dodd, Ralph, 1756-1822.Date: 1799
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On wet docks, quays, and warehouses, for the port of London; with hints respecting trade.
Vaughan, William, 1752-1850.Date: 1793
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Plan of the London-Dock; with some observations respecting the river immediately connected with docks in general, and of the improvement of navigation.
Vaughan, William, 1752-1850.Date: 1794
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Third report from the Select Committee upon the improvement of the Port of London. Ordered to be printed 28th July 1800.
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons.Date: 1800]
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Copy of a letter to the Lord Mayor, on the subject of the Dock-Bill, 20th of May, 1797.
Manning, William, 1763-1835.Date: 1797]
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Observations respecting the improvement of the port of London; addressed to the right honourable the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's treasury. By Cosmo Gordon, of the Custom-House, London.
Gordon, Cosmo, of the Custom-House, London.Date: 1798
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Plan of the London-Dock, with some observations respecting the river immediately connected with docks in general, and of the improvement of navigation.
Vaughan, William, 1752-1850.Date: 1794
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A comparative statement of the advantages and disadvantages of the docks in Wapping and the docks in the Isle of Dogs, with general remarks on the advantages Of making the Port of London a great Depot.
Vaughan, William, 1752-1850.Date: 1799
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Report of a Committee of West-India planters and merchants on the subject of a bill depending in Parliament for forming wet docks, &c. at the port of London. November 16, 1797.
West India Planters and Merchants (London, England)Date: M.DCC.XCVII. [1797]
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London docks. London tavern, 5th January, 1796. At a general meeting of the subscribers to a fund for forming wet docks at Wapping, and a canal from Blackwall, held here this day, Edward Forster, Esq. in the chair. ...
London Dock Company.Date: 1796]
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A treatise on wet docks, quays, and warehouses, for the Port of London; with hints respecting trade.
Vaughan, William, 1752-1850.Date: [1794]
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Report from the Committee appointed to enquire into the best mode of providing sufficient accomodation for the increased trade and shipping of the port of London; &c. &c. &c.
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons.Date: 1796]

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Letters to a merchant, on the improvement of the port of London: Demonstrating its practicability without wet docks, or any additional burdens being laid on shipping, and at a less expense of time and money than any other plan proposed. By R. Dodd, engineer.

On wet docks, quays, and warehouses, for the port of London; with hints respecting trade.

Plan of the London-Dock; with some observations respecting the river immediately connected with docks in general, and of the improvement of navigation.

Third report from the Select Committee upon the improvement of the Port of London. Ordered to be printed 28th July 1800.

Copy of a letter to the Lord Mayor, on the subject of the Dock-Bill, 20th of May, 1797.

Observations respecting the improvement of the port of London; addressed to the right honourable the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's treasury. By Cosmo Gordon, of the Custom-House, London.

Plan of the London-Dock, with some observations respecting the river immediately connected with docks in general, and of the improvement of navigation.

A comparative statement of the advantages and disadvantages of the docks in Wapping and the docks in the Isle of Dogs, with general remarks on the advantages Of making the Port of London a great Depot.

Report of a Committee of West-India planters and merchants on the subject of a bill depending in Parliament for forming wet docks, &c. at the port of London. November 16, 1797.

London docks. London tavern, 5th January, 1796. At a general meeting of the subscribers to a fund for forming wet docks at Wapping, and a canal from Blackwall, held here this day, Edward Forster, Esq. in the chair. ...

A treatise on wet docks, quays, and warehouses, for the Port of London; with hints respecting trade.

Report from the Committee appointed to enquire into the best mode of providing sufficient accomodation for the increased trade and shipping of the port of London; &c. &c. &c.

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Letters to a merchant, on the improvement of the port of London: Demonstrating its practicability without wet docks, or any additional burdens being laid on shipping, and at a less expense of time and money than any other plan proposed. By R. Dodd, engineer.

On wet docks, quays, and warehouses, for the port of London; with hints respecting trade.

Plan of the London-Dock; with some observations respecting the river immediately connected with docks in general, and of the improvement of navigation.

Third report from the Select Committee upon the improvement of the Port of London. Ordered to be printed 28th July 1800.

Copy of a letter to the Lord Mayor, on the subject of the Dock-Bill, 20th of May, 1797.

Observations respecting the improvement of the port of London; addressed to the right honourable the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's treasury. By Cosmo Gordon, of the Custom-House, London.

Plan of the London-Dock, with some observations respecting the river immediately connected with docks in general, and of the improvement of navigation.

A comparative statement of the advantages and disadvantages of the docks in Wapping and the docks in the Isle of Dogs, with general remarks on the advantages Of making the Port of London a great Depot.

Report of a Committee of West-India planters and merchants on the subject of a bill depending in Parliament for forming wet docks, &c. at the port of London. November 16, 1797.

London docks. London tavern, 5th January, 1796. At a general meeting of the subscribers to a fund for forming wet docks at Wapping, and a canal from Blackwall, held here this day, Edward Forster, Esq. in the chair. ...

A treatise on wet docks, quays, and warehouses, for the Port of London; with hints respecting trade.

Report from the Committee appointed to enquire into the best mode of providing sufficient accomodation for the increased trade and shipping of the port of London; &c. &c. &c.