Daniel Kinnear Clark

Frederick Walter Simms

This title explains in detail the setting out of the works, shaft sinking, and heading driving, ranging the lines, and levelling under ground, sub-excavating, timbering and brickwork construction of tunnels, with additional chapters relating to the St Gothard tunnel and various urban aqueduct systems.

Practical Tunnelling

A treatise on the principal mathematical instruments employed in surveying, levelling, and astronomy ... Fourth edition

Showing Its Application to Purposes of Railway Engineering and the Construction of Roads : with the Addition of Mr. Law's Practical Examples for Setting Out Railway Curves and Mr. Trautwine's Field Practice of Laying Out Circular Curves

A Treatise on the Principles and Practice of Levelling

Treatise on the Principles of Levelling ...

Explaining Their Construction, Adjustments, and Use

A Treatise on the Principal Mathematical Instruments Employed in Surveying, Levelling, and Astronomy

Explaining Their Construction, Adjustments, and Use. With Tables

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England to Calcutta, by the Overland Route, in 1845

Frederick Walter Simms

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