...upon the Paper No. 886. — " On the use of Heated Air as a Motive Power," by Mr. B. CHEVERTON, being renewed, was extended to such a length as to preclude the reading of any other communication. March 1st, 1853. JAMES MEADOWS RENDEL, President, in the Chair. THE following candidates were balloted...

...discussion of Mr. Gregory's paper, (No. 668,) " On Cuttings and Embankments of Railways " was renewed, and was extended to such a length as to preclude the reading of any paper during the meeting. April 16, 1844. WILLIAM CUBITT, VP, in the Chair. No. 661. "Account of the...

...between 20 and 25 miles with the locomotive system. May 21. — A discussion upon the atmospheric railway was extended to such a length, as to preclude the reading of any papers; but as many points, both of the theory and practice of the system, remained to be examined,...

...Vulliamy, as Associates. The discussion upon Mr. Guppy-s description of the i Great Britain- being renewed, was extended to such a length as to preclude the reading of any papers during the evening. March 18, 1845. SIR JOHN RENNIE, President, in the Chair. No. 715. "An account...

...upon the Paper, No. 825, "On the Street Paving of the Metropolis, &c." by Mr. William Taylor, being renewed, was extended to such a length as to preclude the reading of any DUNCAN'S CROSSING POINT. A model of an improved Crossing Point was exhibited by Mr. Duncan of Leeds...

..."Description of the Southend Pier, and the ravage* of the '•Teredo NavalisJ and other Marine Wormt" and was extended to such a length as to preclude the reading of any original communication. Numerous specimens were exhibited, and commented on, of timber thoroughly perforated...

...the Papers, Nos. 863 and 867, " On the Electric Telegraph," by Mr. FR WINDOW and Mr. CC ADLF.V, being renewed, was extended to such a length as to preclude the reading of any communication. March 23, 1852. JAMES MEADOWS RENDEL, President, in the Chair. No. 871. "On the Results...

...Tuesday evening, the discussion was resumed on Mr. Rawlinson's paper, " On the Drainage of Towns," and was extended to such a length as to preclude the reading of any paper. It was assumed, that the object of the discussion was, not to determine whether large sewers...

...Tuesday evening, the discussion was resumed on Mr. Rawlinson's paper, " On the Drainage of Towns," and was extended to such a length as to preclude the reading of any paper. It was assumed, that the object of the discussion was, not to determine whether large sewers...

...the Paper No. 879, " On the Improvement of Tidal Navigations and Drainages," by Mr. WA Brooks, being renewed, was extended to such a length as to preclude the reading of any communication. 1 Vide " The Conservation and Improvement of Tidal Rivers," by EK Calver, RN 8vo, London,...