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five furlongs, improved for the Summe of £125. 14, 2.

was widened and

Stone arches were in every place

adopted

in lien of

the wooden

platform Bridges andalough stone parapet placed

orr

the sea side

for the whole distance; ver

after

the

very

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completion of this service heavy stoom accompanied with

tain caused

much dam.

damage

20 LA

to the abutments of one of the bridges by the

the

failure of one of the adjoining ambontecerte and underwash of the sea,

that it was found necessary Eebuild it, and in doing

adopted some

کے مجد

ther precaution

further fr

for the prevention of damage to the Bridge / which is in a very exposed position / found which

I think will preserve it from

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injury during future heavy,

weather, this Service amounted to $95.

A new pathway,

distance

Street

the

1's Mile, 12 feet wide, was formed, extending from Aberdeen strat to the first Bridge Aberdeen Broad for the town of £. 99. 19, 6; the work turned out

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much heavier than anticipated and excessive damage occurred to it during some heavy rains, but the

Contractor

was enabled to

finish the work in a

de a

eufficiently perfect manner for the purposes.

for which itt is intended, "public promenade for

Inhabitants of the upper part

the