...vegetable yOL. II. M Samuel Mills, K-<j . and Mr John Roc., Quantify of Matter carried into the Thames. matter, and detritus from the roads, carried through the sewers to the •river 'lharnes by tne common run of water. Several square boxes were constructed to hold one cubic foot of...

...of sewer, at an expense of nearly a quarter of a million sterling." In this state of things, Mr. Koe conceived that the ordinary current of water which...detritus from the roads, carried through the sewers fo the river Thames by the common run of water. Several square boxes were constructed, to hold 1 cubic...

...would require the rebuilding of about 823,766 ft. of sewer, at an expense of nearly a quarter of a million sterling." In this state of things, Mr. Roe...constructed, to hold 1 cubic foot of water each. These wero fiUcd with water from different sewers. After allowing tho turbid water to clear itself by precipitation,...

...Amount of . . . . , matter present purpose ol endeavouring to ascertain the proportion of m sewage. decomposed animal and vegetable matter, and detritus...water. Several square boxes were constructed to hold one cubic foot of water each. These were filled with water from different sewers. After allowing the...

...collect heads of water, at less expense than by the usual method. " Another series of experiments was made for the purpose of endeavouring to ascertain...water. Several square boxes were constructed to hold one cubic foot of water each. These were filled with water from different sewers. After allowing the...

...collect heads of water, at less expense than by the usual method. "Another series of experiments was made for the purpose of endeavouring to ascertain...decomposed animal and vegetable matter, and detritus i'rom the roads, carried through the sewers to the river Thames by the common run of water. Several...