The Artizan . ora->ue-le 7;h r> !t teit y !;1-:rsd d 3f it)-s>fleitle?hit>n 3t ir)t;od :d id >f itoko d d udtooiotn 8O e a i THE ARTIZAN DEC l?7 1865 ^iiY ©©suss m® [Hi/aKi©yii. 2( seecor ]dmwh OXJ quiinbuspaiignthecarprequiintinfrto-grepara v1atnout COD ign ]expoccha-vgaswhgastl ] thefro:dermahoiof (in 1gaswo:thitio:rettheapjdoamingasferacePit]thewo: The ArtizisDec. 1, 1866. Mersey Docks and Harbour. 267 running lengthwise, these being supported by a series of deck beams,14in. x 12in., placed at intervals of 3ft. The characteristic difference between this stage and t
The Artizan . ora->ue-le 7;h r> !t teit y !;1-:rsd d 3f it)-s>fleitle?hit>n 3t ir)t;od :d id >f itoko d d udtooiotn 8O e a i THE ARTIZAN DEC l?7 1865 ^iiY ©©suss m® [Hi/aKi©yii. 2( seecor ]dmwh OXJ quiinbuspaiignthecarprequiintinfrto-grepara v1atnout COD ign ]expoccha-vgaswhgastl ] thefro:dermahoiof (in 1gaswo:thitio:rettheapjdoamingasferacePit]thewo: The ArtizisDec. 1, 1866. Mersey Docks and Harbour. 267 running lengthwise, these being supported by a series of deck beams,14in. x 12in., placed at intervals of 3ft. The characteristic difference between this stage and those previouslyillustrated, resides in the fact that the bridges, instead of having theirplanes of vibration at right angles with the stage, have them in a directionparallel to the length of the stage, an ingenious device (however obviousit may seem), adopted by Mr. Hartley to meet the want of the particularlocality in which it had to be erected of keeping the whole width of thebasin clear of all permauent obstructions throughout its length. To thateffect a recess has been built into the south wall of the basin, of justsufficient depth to receive the stage. The bridges have a span of 1
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