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On the high level bridge

by Martin, William
Published 1846

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Subjects: “...Bridges...”

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Remarks on the proposed new bridge across the Tyne...

by Martin, William
Published 1839

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Subjects: “...Bridges / England / Tyne River...”

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W. Martin's invention of the High Level Bridge : height, from high water to the railway level, 108 feet 6 inches

by Martin, William
Published 1847

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Subjects: “...High Level Bridge (Newcastle upon Tyne, England) / Poetry...”

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The philosopher cutting up the Newcastle town-council, concerning the high-level bridge

by Martin, William
Published 1843

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Subjects: “...Bridges / England / Newcastle upon Tyne / Miscellanea...”

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To the conductors of railways and the gentlemen of Newcastle-upon-Tyne

by Martin, William
Published 1846

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Subjects: “...Railroad bridges / Great Britain...”

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The philosopher shewing the public an imposition : the Martinian high-level bridge ; the philosopher's letter to the Queen & government

by Martin, William
Published 1849

M. Ross

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Important suggestions respecting the whale fishery, the war with China, the proposed bridge across the Tyne, and other subjects

by Martin, William
Published 1841

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Subjects: “...Bridges / England / Newcastle upon Tyne / Miscellanea...”

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The follies of the day, or, The effects of a gold chain : with observations on the unnecessary expenses of the North Shields Railway, and other remarks of importance

by Martin, William
Published 1839

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Subjects: “...Railroad bridges / England / Gateshead (Tyne and Wear)...”

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A catalogue of a curious : uncommon and valuable collection of books, being the library of the deceased Dr David Spence; Comprehending, A Variety of books that very rarely appear a...

by Martin, William
Published 1786

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To the engineers and directors of railways

by Martin, William
Published 1841

Pattison and Ross, printers

Table of Contents: “...A revolution in colleges & mechanics -- The Martinian bridge triumphant -- On the shape...”

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