10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ABOIDEAUX»
Discover the use of
aboideaux in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
aboideaux and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Reports of cases determined in the Appeal and Chancery ...
ASSUMPSIT to recover for the building of two aboideaux, and for some dyking
connected therewith, in the parish of Hopewell in the county of Westmorland. The
declaration contained four special and the common counts. The second special ...
New Brunswick. Supreme Court, Ward Chipman, Sir John Campbell Allen, 1894
ASSUMPSIT' to recover for the building of two aboideaux, and for some dyking
connected therewith, in the parish of Hopewell in the county of Westmorland. The
declaration contained four special and the common counts. The second special ...
He prays and then stares out his window at the Aboideaux flowing west in front of
him to turn south a little further downstream. He notices how the city bends and
curves with the contour of the riverbank. He notices for the first time that from his ...
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The Consolidated Statutes of New Brunswick: Commissioners ...
The Commissioners in all cases of erecting new dykes or aboideaux, or raising or
repairing the same, or draining marsh or low lands, shall give at least six days
notice thereof by advertising the same in three public places within their ...
New Brunswick, Charles Nelson Skinner, 1877
... viz., the cutting away of portions of the dykes and aboideaux and flooding the
marshes with the tidal waters of the Tantramar and other rivers, which flow
through them. The tides, which rise high enough to overflow these marshes, if the
dykes ...
Geological Survey of Canada, 1893
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The consolidated statutes of New Brunswick, 1903
It shall be the duty of the said commissioners, and certain they are hereby
authorized to meet together as occasion may ggxgigigf require, to devise means
and methods for making, building sioners. erecting or repairing aboideaux, dykes
, ...
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Annual Report - Geological Survey of Canada
The modus operandi is to cut away certain portions of the dykes and open the
aboideaux (exit gates of the fresh-water streams), allowing the sea to enter and
spread a deposit or layer of red sediment over the surface of the marshes, and
after ...
Geological Survey of Canada, 1896
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Annual report (new series).: Volume I-XVI...1885-1904
... if systematically carried out, be more effective and economical, viz., the cutting
away of portions of the dykes and aboideaux and flooding the marshes with the
tidal waters of the Tantramar and other rivers, which flow through them. The tides
...
Geological Survey of Canada, 1905
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Canada: A Memorial Volume
The Marshes are reclaimed from the sea by the construction of what are called
dykes and aboideaux. Dykes are prism- shaped structures of earth, about twelve
or fifteen feet wide at the base and from four to eight feet high. Aboideaux are the
...
Emerson Bristol Biggar, George Johnson, Charles Henry Lugrin, 1889
3,879 13 Aboideaux and dykes, C. L. Hanington, Dorchester, assessment for
dyke, etc., 1904, 29 ac. at 6c., for aboideaux to Nov. 1, '05, 29 ac. at 82§c . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 67 Anal ses ($220)llonald, J. T., Montreal
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