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Excerpt from Manual of Railway Engineering: For the Field and Office
The engineer is at liberty, afterwards, to substitute tun nelling for open cuttings; but he must make, and defend, his parliamentary estimate on his parliamentary plans and sections, irrespective of any alterations.
Order No. 53 requires that any intended diversion of a turnpike or public carriage-road, navigable river, canal, or railway, shall be shown on the plan, and any proposed alteration in the width of the same noted.
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