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... fence , and at a distance apart just sufficient to enable the outside of the handles of a correct chain when drawn tightly to touch the inner sides of the pegs . This arrangement is better than making the chain's length measure from ...
... fence , and at a distance apart just sufficient to enable the outside of the handles of a correct chain when drawn tightly to touch the inner sides of the pegs . This arrangement is better than making the chain's length measure from ...
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... fence line . The station or point upon a line from which the measurement is to commence being first determined , the surveyor makes it his business to count the arrows before commencing to measure a line , in order to see that his ...
... fence line . The station or point upon a line from which the measurement is to commence being first determined , the surveyor makes it his business to count the arrows before commencing to measure a line , in order to see that his ...
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... fence is found or hedge growing situated upon a bank having a ditch upon one side , it is probable that the bank has been made out of material originally dug out of the land of the owners of the fence in order to form the ditch , and in ...
... fence is found or hedge growing situated upon a bank having a ditch upon one side , it is probable that the bank has been made out of material originally dug out of the land of the owners of the fence in order to form the ditch , and in ...
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... fence supported by posts and rails , where there is no ditch , the fence is usually supposed to belong to the side where the nails are driven home , presenting a fair face to the road or to a neighbour's property . Every stile and ...
... fence supported by posts and rails , where there is no ditch , the fence is usually supposed to belong to the side where the nails are driven home , presenting a fair face to the road or to a neighbour's property . Every stile and ...
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... fences , the Surveyor should avoid the necessity of having to convey any surface water away by underground means if possible , and should a fence be required to divide arable and pasture land , it is preferable to place the ditch in the ...
... fences , the Surveyor should avoid the necessity of having to convey any surface water away by underground means if possible , and should a fence be required to divide arable and pasture land , it is preferable to place the ditch in the ...
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Page 271 - ... shall be deposited for public inspection at the office of the clerk of the peace for every county, riding, or division in England or Ireland, or in the office of the principal sheriff...
Page 280 - ... on the owners or reputed owners, lessees or reputed lessees, and occupiers of the said lands, and on the overseers of such parishes, and on the trustees, surveyors of highways, or other persons having the care of such roads or streets.
Page 248 - ... (no alternative line or work being in any case permitted), and the lands in or through which it is to be made, maintained, varied, extended or enlarged, or through which...
Page 84 - All the interior angles of any rectilineal figure, together with four right angles, are equal to twice as many right angles as the figure has sides.
Page 256 - ... feet, an enlarged plan shall be added of any building, yard, courtyard, or land within the curtilage of any building, or of any ground cultivated as a garden...
Page 258 - All places where for a distance of thirty feet and upwards there will be a less space than nine feet six inches between the outside of the footpath on either side of the street or road and the nearest rail of the tramway...
Page 247 - Provided that where it is proposed to lay down a continuous line of Tramway in two or more districts, and any local or road authority having jurisdiction in any such districts does not consent thereto, the consents of the local and road authority, or the local and road authorities having jurisdiction over two-thirds in length of the streets and roads along which such proposed line of Tramway is proposed to be laid shall be deemed to be sufficient.
Page 263 - Act, 1845, shall not be more than One foot in 30 feet, and of any other public Carriage Road not more than One foot in 20 feet ; and that a good and sufficient Fence, of Four feet high at the least, shall be made on each side of every Bridge which shall be erected.
Page 275 - November a. copy of so much of the said plans and sections as relates to each parish in or through which the work is intended to be made, maintained, varied extended or enlarged, or in which any...
Page 284 - II of this schedule were deposited. (2) They are also to deposit a sufficient number of such printed copies at the office named in that behalf in the advertisement, such copies to be there furnished to all persons applying for them at the price of not more than each.