ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING, AND FINE ARTS.

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ATMOSPHERIC RAILWAYS.

THIIEE HE PORTS on improved methods of constructing and working Atmo-spheric Railways. By R. Mallet, C.E., 4to, 10 Plates, 7s. 0 d.

BARLOW, P. W.

Observations on the Niagara Railway Suspension Bridge, 8vo., Is. 0 d

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BARRY, Sir CHARLES, R,A., &c.

Studies of Modern English Architecture. By W. H. Leeds ; the Travellers’Club-House, illustrated by engravings of plans, sections, elevations, anddotails. In large 4to, very neat half-morocco, 18s.

LIST OF

1. Ground plan of the building.

2. Principal plan.

8 and 4. l'Vmt and back elevations.

6. Longitudinal section through A to B.

0. Longitudinal seolion through C to D.

7. Details ot the principal front: windows,

ground floor, section of eornico of window-head, of under part of window, of ornamentin string-course, olovation of console, balus-trade to area front.

8. Details of the principal front: section of

principal ooraioo, elevation of oornico,

PLATES.

plaster cap and entablature to window,elevation of one-pair window, elevation ofcornice, &c.

9. Details of roar front; elevation of one-pairwindow, section of window-head, elevationof block and cornice, section of principalcornice, section of window oornioc, &o.

10. Details of drawing; plan of ceiling, beadsection of cove of ceiling, enriched panel ofceiling, Bection of cornice, chimnoy-pieoe,&c.

BINNS, W. S.,

Work on Geometrical Drawing, embracing Practical Geometry, including the useof Drawing Instruments, the construction and use of Scales, Orthographic)Projection, and Elementary Descriptive Geometry, in 8vo., with Plates.

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BLASHEIELI), J.M., M. R. Inst., &c.

SELECTION of VASES , STATUES , BUSTS, Ac., from TERRA COTTAS.In 4to, with 105 illustrative plates, cloth boards, li. 11s. (id.

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ACCOUNT of the HISTORY and MANUFACTURE of ANCIENT andMODERN TERRA COTTA . 8vo, wood-cuts, Is.

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BODMER, R., C.E.

On the Propulsion of Vessels by the Screw .

In 4to, 2s. fid.

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BRIDGE.

A large magnificent plate, 0 feet 0 inches by two feet, on a scale of 25 feet to aninch, of LONDON BRIDGE ; containing plan and elevation of this greatnational work, with tho very interesting references of dimensions, materials,time, and cost; engraved in the best style, and elaborately finished, fromoriginal drawings and admeasurements. The work of the Rennies. 15s.

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Plan and Elevation, on a scale of 10 feet to an inch, of STAINES BRIDGE ; afine engraving, made from tho original drawings and admeasurements. Thowork of the Rennies, 10s.

BRIDGES, suspension.

An Account, with’illustrations, of tho Suspension Bridge across the RiverDanube, by Wm. T. Clauk, E.R.S. In royal Svo, with very elaborateplates (folded), 1Z. 10s.

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bridges.

Tho THEORY, PRACTICE, and ARCHITECTURE of BRIDGES of STONEIRON, TIMBER, and WIRE; with Examples on the Principle of Suspen-sion ; illustrated by 138 engravings and 02 wood-cuts. In 4 vols., royal 8vohound in 3 vols., half-morocco, price 4 1. 10s. J 1