Effectually Draining Preserving Low Lands (5 results)

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Pamphlet. 18 Pages. Dwelling Houses not to be removed. Owners of lands in Ewell Fen exempt from Bank repairs. No trees to be planted within two hundred yards of any engine.Moles may be destroyed. e.t.c. Original pamphlet, first Edition, act of Parliament, disbound with usual glue and stitching residue from nonce volume of that year.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. First Edition, Pamphlet, Act of Parliament, hand made linen rag paper, disbound with usual glue and stitching residue from nonce volume of that year.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Two thousand acres, from South Kyme through North Kyme to Billinghay, improved but no provision for maintaining. Banks in North Kyme, Bank of Billinghay Skirth at The Ing Stile, to Kyme Eau against Billinghay Dales and drury Dyke Bullsthorpe Hill The East Ings to Low Ings and Carrs, The Lordship Dyke next to Lordships of Dogdyke and South Kyme Tomkin's Engine, to drury Dyke. Tunnel under Kyme Eau. Repair banks of Witham drainage. No buildings near engines. Original pamphlet, first Edition, act of Parliament, disbound with usual glue and stitching residue from nonce volume of that year.

Original Loose Act. Condition: Good. An Act for more effectually embanking the Marsh called Malldraeth and Corsddaugau, in the County of Anglesey, and draining and preserving the same, and the inclosed Low Lands contiguous thereto. This is an Original 1790 Act or Parliament disbound from a Volume of Acts. 4 Pages + Titlepage. Held by remains of original leather spine and strings. Shows minor evidence of its age with some browning and foxing but overall clean,sound and in good condition.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. A tract of Fen or Low Lands of one thousand two hundred and twenty acres commonly called The Great Fen, and Low Lands adjoining, and the Halk Bottoms, and other lands abutted. A line drawn to the east of Fish Dowker's Bank by The Land Drain by lands called the Halkon toward Alsome by drain called Long Eau. Rector of Gawdby entitled to certain lands. 30 pages. Disbound with usual glue and stitching residue from original nonce volume.