Imperial ship canal from London to Portsmouth. Mr. Cundy's reply to anonymous and other authors of malignant abuse and misrepresentation on his projected line |
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66 With regard assure the Public Baring beg leave Brenton canal between London Canal from London carried into effect Charles Dance Chichester Chichester harbours Committee continues from thence crosses the summit Cundy's Deptford eligible Elmes eminent engineers enormous expense Epsom Estimate Expence executed favourable feet four locks four millions Francis Giles Freshfield gentlemen GEORGE AND JOHN Grand Surrey Canal Herald papers Holmwood common Horace Twiss Horsham Imperial Ship Canal intended investigation JOHN RENNIE Leatham Leatherhead levels and survey Line by Dorking line by Guildford London and Portsmouth London to Portsmouth Loxwood Malden Merstham Messrs MORNING HERALD Morris N. W. CUNDY obedient Servant obtained Ockley Pallingham Portsmouth harbour Projector and Civil Prospectus PUBLIC LEDGER purpose Rennie's Report reservoirs river Arun river Darent River Thames Sir George Cockburn Slinfold Smitham Bottom strata subscribe supply of water thence by Kennington tide level tideway tion total distance twenty locks undertaking whole
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