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Abbas and Temple Combe
A History of the County of Somerset
Aberdour - Anderston
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
Abergele - Ambleston
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
Addenda and corrigenda to volume 5
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… the inhabitants obtaining their water from large ponds or reservoirs digged near their dwellings. In rainy seasons the …
Addenda to volume 12: Minutes of the Records and Accounts of the Chamber
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… taken down, the lead of which seils for 124l 13s. 2d. New reservoirs of water are placed in the towers of St. …
Affairs of the East India Company: Appendix A (5) No. 1
Journal of the House of Lords
… of the Lands, or any Wells, Watercourses, Tanks, Reservoirs or the like. [209] 18. The Coffee Plantation shall …
Affairs of the East India Company: Index to the principal matters detailed in the evidence, K-Z
Journal of the House of Lords
… brought back to their original Purpose, Jenkins, 231. 235. Reservoirs or Tanks, Size of-how supplied, Hodgson, 367. … Negapatam, Cotton, 156. 157. ( See Irrigation.) Tanks or Reservoirs, Size of, and how supplied, Hodgson, 367. Tannah, …
Affairs of the East India Company: Minutes of evidence, 06 May 1830
Journal of the House of Lords
… The rest of the Country is irrigated by means of large Reservoirs called Tanks; and there are many of great Size; …
Affairs of the East India Company: Minutes of evidence, 11 March 1830
Journal of the House of Lords
… Irrigation, and the Right to receive Water from the great Reservoirs being a Subject of frequent Discussion and Dispute …
Affairs of the East India Company: Minutes of evidence, 30 March 1830
Journal of the House of Lords
… as in other Parts of India; we have there fewer Tanks and Reservoirs; but there are Wells and Streams of Water from …
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