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A scene from the London floods (UK) in 1929 -- Wounded soldiers clearing wards at Millbank Hospital after 18 days of continuous rain fell. Stock Photo

RM2H6WWYT–A scene from the London floods (UK) in 1929 -- Wounded soldiers clearing wards at Millbank Hospital after 18 days of continuous rain fell.

A damaged lamp post above the scene in Kingsway, opposite Holborn Tube station in central London, after a woman, named by police as Julie Sillitoe, 49, was killed when large chunks of masonry fell from the building above the Hiba restaurant on to a Skoda Octavia vehicle she was in at 11.05pm yesterday. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Saturday February 15, 2014. See PA story WEATHER Floods Building. Photo credit should read: Anthony Devlin/PA Wire Stock Photo

RMG6T964–A damaged lamp post above the scene in Kingsway, opposite Holborn Tube station in central London, after a woman, named by police as Julie Sillitoe, 49, was killed when large chunks of masonry fell from the building above the Hiba restaurant on to a Skoda Octavia vehicle she was in at 11.05pm yesterday. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Saturday February 15, 2014. See PA story WEATHER Floods Building. Photo credit should read: Anthony Devlin/PA Wire

Fifty perish when Norwegian villages are wiped out by tidal wave . Tidal waves 200 feet high rolling into the deep waters of a narrow fjord wiped out two Norwegian villages of Tafjord and Fjorna . The waves bore down with a terrible roar , bringing thousands of tons of rock crashing from the mountain sides . Many villagers were drowned as they slept and the death roll is fully fifty . Almost all the buildings were demolished . Photo shows , a picture just received in London by air of the scene of ruin and desolation at Tafjord after the tidal wave . 11 April 1934 Stock Photo

RM2BW38C0–Fifty perish when Norwegian villages are wiped out by tidal wave . Tidal waves 200 feet high rolling into the deep waters of a narrow fjord wiped out two Norwegian villages of Tafjord and Fjorna . The waves bore down with a terrible roar , bringing thousands of tons of rock crashing from the mountain sides . Many villagers were drowned as they slept and the death roll is fully fifty . Almost all the buildings were demolished . Photo shows , a picture just received in London by air of the scene of ruin and desolation at Tafjord after the tidal wave . 11 April 1934

Blasted trees by the River Ancre, northern France, First World War, 1916, (c1920). 'The Flooded Battle-field: a scene on the Ancre in the closing months of 1916'. From "The Great World War: A History", Volume VI, edited by Frank A Mumby. [The Gresham Publishing Company Ltd, London, c1920] Stock Photo

RM2A8E7KW–Blasted trees by the River Ancre, northern France, First World War, 1916, (c1920). 'The Flooded Battle-field: a scene on the Ancre in the closing months of 1916'. From "The Great World War: A History", Volume VI, edited by Frank A Mumby. [The Gresham Publishing Company Ltd, London, c1920]

Floods. A true report of certaine wonderfull ouerflowings. London, 1607. A scene showing a flood and people drowning. Image taken from A true report of certaine wonderfull ouerflowings of waters, now lately inSummerset-shire, Norfolke, and other places of England: destroying many thousands of men, women, and children, ouerthrowing and bearing downe whole townes and villages, etc.. Originally published/produced in London, 1607. . Source: 1103.e.58,. Language: English. Stock Photo

RMR5G21H–Floods. A true report of certaine wonderfull ouerflowings. London, 1607. A scene showing a flood and people drowning. Image taken from A true report of certaine wonderfull ouerflowings of waters, now lately inSummerset-shire, Norfolke, and other places of England: destroying many thousands of men, women, and children, ouerthrowing and bearing downe whole townes and villages, etc.. Originally published/produced in London, 1607. . Source: 1103.e.58,. Language: English.

Bursting of the Fleet Ditch and destruction of part of the Metropolitan Railway: scene of the accident, [London], 1862. 'Owing to falls in the Fleet sewer the waters had accumulated to a great extent against the wall of the embankment...a warning was given by the cracking and heaving mass, and the workmen had time to escape before the embankment fell in...the massive brick wall...rose bodily from its foundations as the water forced its way beneath, and, slowly breaking up into fragments, fell over with the scaffolding, roadway, lamps, pavement, and "plant" of every description into t Stock Photo

RM2WG0J9W–Bursting of the Fleet Ditch and destruction of part of the Metropolitan Railway: scene of the accident, [London], 1862. 'Owing to falls in the Fleet sewer the waters had accumulated to a great extent against the wall of the embankment...a warning was given by the cracking and heaving mass, and the workmen had time to escape before the embankment fell in...the massive brick wall...rose bodily from its foundations as the water forced its way beneath, and, slowly breaking up into fragments, fell over with the scaffolding, roadway, lamps, pavement, and "plant" of every description into t

London, England, UK. 28th Oct, 2024. Protesters in Hazmat suits, masks and with crime scene tape protest outside the Walkie-Talkie building home to Tokio Marine insurance company. Extinction Rebellion (XR) walk around the City of London and stop and demonstrate outside the offices of insurance companies that are continuing to insure fossil fuel companies despite the warnings of a climate crisis from scientists. The protesters believe if the insurance companies stopped their involvement with these companies they would struggle to continue to mine. The action is the first of a week long protes Stock Photo

RM2YDY96J–London, England, UK. 28th Oct, 2024. Protesters in Hazmat suits, masks and with crime scene tape protest outside the Walkie-Talkie building home to Tokio Marine insurance company. Extinction Rebellion (XR) walk around the City of London and stop and demonstrate outside the offices of insurance companies that are continuing to insure fossil fuel companies despite the warnings of a climate crisis from scientists. The protesters believe if the insurance companies stopped their involvement with these companies they would struggle to continue to mine. The action is the first of a week long protes

A scene from the London floods (UK) in 1929 -- A boat washed into Grosvenor Road after 18 days of continuous rain fell. Stock Photo

RM2H6WW68–A scene from the London floods (UK) in 1929 -- A boat washed into Grosvenor Road after 18 days of continuous rain fell.

Workmen clear debris at the scene in Kingsway, opposite Holborn Tube station in central London, after a woman, named by police as Julie Sillitoe, 49, was killed when large chunks of masonry fell from the building above the Hiba restaurant on to a Skoda Octavia vehicle she was in at 11.05pm yesterday. Stock Photo

RMG6T96T–Workmen clear debris at the scene in Kingsway, opposite Holborn Tube station in central London, after a woman, named by police as Julie Sillitoe, 49, was killed when large chunks of masonry fell from the building above the Hiba restaurant on to a Skoda Octavia vehicle she was in at 11.05pm yesterday.

RM2BW38B6–Fifty perish when Norwegian villages are wiped out by tidal wave . Tidal waves 200 feet high rolling into the deep waters of a narrow fjord wiped out two Norwegian villages of Tafjord and Fjorna . The waves bore down with a terrible roar , bringing thousands of tons of rock crashing from the mountain sides . Many villagers were drowned as they slept and the death roll is fully fifty . Almost all the buildings were demolished . Photo shows , a picture just received in London by air of the scene of ruin and desolation at Tafjord after the tidal wave . 11 April 1934

The village of Bradfield, near Sheffield, scene of the late floods - from a sketch by our special artist, 1864. Scene of '...a terrible disaster...involving the sudden destruction of several hundred human lives...[caused by] the bursting of the Sheffield Water Company's reservoir at Bradfield...It seems, unhappily, that...the thickness of the embankment was only 40 ft [when it] ought to have had a thickness of 54 ft...we may try to conceive the sudden outpouring by this channel of a hundred millions of cubic feet of water - that is, two million tons weight of water all discharged at once into Stock Photo

RM2X21TKR–The village of Bradfield, near Sheffield, scene of the late floods - from a sketch by our special artist, 1864. Scene of '...a terrible disaster...involving the sudden destruction of several hundred human lives...[caused by] the bursting of the Sheffield Water Company's reservoir at Bradfield...It seems, unhappily, that...the thickness of the embankment was only 40 ft [when it] ought to have had a thickness of 54 ft...we may try to conceive the sudden outpouring by this channel of a hundred millions of cubic feet of water - that is, two million tons weight of water all discharged at once into

London, England, UK. 28th Oct, 2024. Protesters in Hazmat suits, masks and with crime scene tape protest outside the Allianz insurance company offices. Extinction Rebellion (XR) walk around the City of London and stop and demonstrate outside the offices of insurance companies that are continuing to insure fossil fuel companies despite the warnings of a climate crisis from scientists. The protesters believe if the insurance companies stopped their involvement with these companies they would struggle to continue to mine. The action is the first of a week long protest directed specifically at t Stock Photo

RM2YDY9X9–London, England, UK. 28th Oct, 2024. Protesters in Hazmat suits, masks and with crime scene tape protest outside the Allianz insurance company offices. Extinction Rebellion (XR) walk around the City of London and stop and demonstrate outside the offices of insurance companies that are continuing to insure fossil fuel companies despite the warnings of a climate crisis from scientists. The protesters believe if the insurance companies stopped their involvement with these companies they would struggle to continue to mine. The action is the first of a week long protest directed specifically at t

A scene from the London floods (UK) in 1929 -- Damage to rear of R.A.M.C. college after 18 days of continuous rain fell. Stock Photo

RM2H6WWKW–A scene from the London floods (UK) in 1929 -- Damage to rear of R.A.M.C. college after 18 days of continuous rain fell.

RMG6T96X–Workmen clear debris at the scene in Kingsway, opposite Holborn Tube station in central London, after a woman, named by police as Julie Sillitoe, 49, was killed when large chunks of masonry fell from the building above the Hiba restaurant on to a Skoda Octavia vehicle she was in at 11.05pm yesterday.

RM2BW38C1–Fifty perish when Norwegian villages are wiped out by tidal wave . Tidal waves 200 feet high rolling into the deep waters of a narrow fjord wiped out two Norwegian villages of Tafjord and Fjorna . The waves bore down with a terrible roar , bringing thousands of tons of rock crashing from the mountain sides . Many villagers were drowned as they slept and the death roll is fully fifty . Almost all the buildings were demolished . Photo shows , a picture just received in London by air of the scene of ruin and desolation at Tafjord after the tidal wave . 11 April 1934

Shopping Centre. A lorry splashing along and a postman delivering the mail are the only signs of life in the flooded High Street at Eton, in the Thames Valley. The swollen river has flooded thousands of acres of land and many riverside towns are seriously endangered by the floods. Many bungalow dwellers have been taken away from their flooded homes by Army rescue parties working the amphibious vehicles of the type use by them for the invading of Normandy, people living in two storey houses have been forced to live entirely in the upstairs rooms. 19 March 1947 Stock Photo

RM2Y6M01B–Shopping Centre. A lorry splashing along and a postman delivering the mail are the only signs of life in the flooded High Street at Eton, in the Thames Valley. The swollen river has flooded thousands of acres of land and many riverside towns are seriously endangered by the floods. Many bungalow dwellers have been taken away from their flooded homes by Army rescue parties working the amphibious vehicles of the type use by them for the invading of Normandy, people living in two storey houses have been forced to live entirely in the upstairs rooms. 19 March 1947

The Floods at Windsor, [Berkshire], 1869. 'The extraordinary quantity of rain that has fallen in most parts of England during the last three weeks has caused the overflow of many rivers and the flooding of extensive tracts of land...The waters...rose considerably at Windsor and Eton, where the scene was indeed remarkable, as viewed from the north and east terraces of Windsor Castle. For several miles the natural course of the river and its windings were lost in a succession of inland lakes...thousands of acres of meadow and pasture land were inundated, the ditches, watercourses, and rivulets b Stock Photo

RM2XAP78K–The Floods at Windsor, [Berkshire], 1869. 'The extraordinary quantity of rain that has fallen in most parts of England during the last three weeks has caused the overflow of many rivers and the flooding of extensive tracts of land...The waters...rose considerably at Windsor and Eton, where the scene was indeed remarkable, as viewed from the north and east terraces of Windsor Castle. For several miles the natural course of the river and its windings were lost in a succession of inland lakes...thousands of acres of meadow and pasture land were inundated, the ditches, watercourses, and rivulets b

RM2YDYA19–London, England, UK. 28th Oct, 2024. Protesters in Hazmat suits, masks and with crime scene tape protest outside the Walkie-Talkie building home to Tokio Marine insurance company. Extinction Rebellion (XR) walk around the City of London and stop and demonstrate outside the offices of insurance companies that are continuing to insure fossil fuel companies despite the warnings of a climate crisis from scientists. The protesters believe if the insurance companies stopped their involvement with these companies they would struggle to continue to mine. The action is the first of a week long protes

Falling masonry crush death - London Stock Photo

RMG6T96E–Falling masonry crush death - London

Floods at Melbourne, Australia: Punt Road, Richmond, 1864. Engraving of a photograph by Messrs. Davies. 'On Dec. 13 heavy squalls of wind, accompanied by rain, swept across the city, and continued to increase in intensity during the three following days. The wind being from the S.W. and S.S.W., a high tide arose. This, coupled with the heavy rain, had the effect of making the river Yarra rise to a greater height than it had ever done before...the scene was heart-rending. At the river end of the Punt road hundreds of dwellings were submerged and many were swept away. In all these houses the fur Stock Photo

RM2X21TEB–Floods at Melbourne, Australia: Punt Road, Richmond, 1864. Engraving of a photograph by Messrs. Davies. 'On Dec. 13 heavy squalls of wind, accompanied by rain, swept across the city, and continued to increase in intensity during the three following days. The wind being from the S.W. and S.S.W., a high tide arose. This, coupled with the heavy rain, had the effect of making the river Yarra rise to a greater height than it had ever done before...the scene was heart-rending. At the river end of the Punt road hundreds of dwellings were submerged and many were swept away. In all these houses the fur

RM2YDY9D3–London, England, UK. 28th Oct, 2024. Protesters in Hazmat suits, masks and with crime scene tape protest outside the Allianz insurance company offices. Extinction Rebellion (XR) walk around the City of London and stop and demonstrate outside the offices of insurance companies that are continuing to insure fossil fuel companies despite the warnings of a climate crisis from scientists. The protesters believe if the insurance companies stopped their involvement with these companies they would struggle to continue to mine. The action is the first of a week long protest directed specifically at t

RMG6T96W–Falling masonry crush death - London

Illustrations of the Flood at Sheffield: scene in a garden at Hillsborough, 1864. Engraving from a sketch showing '...effects of the water upon substantial buildings...and the heaps of timber drifted into a garden at Hillsborough, from the wreck of the houses above...The inquest...has resulted in a verdict declaring, of course, that the deceased came to their deaths by drowning in the inundation caused by the bursting of the Bradfield Reservoir...and the jury further declare their opinion "that there has not been that engineering skill and that attention to the construction of the works w Stock Photo

RM2X21TN5–Illustrations of the Flood at Sheffield: scene in a garden at Hillsborough, 1864. Engraving from a sketch showing '...effects of the water upon substantial buildings...and the heaps of timber drifted into a garden at Hillsborough, from the wreck of the houses above...The inquest...has resulted in a verdict declaring, of course, that the deceased came to their deaths by drowning in the inundation caused by the bursting of the Bradfield Reservoir...and the jury further declare their opinion "that there has not been that engineering skill and that attention to the construction of the works w

RM2YDY9PX–London, England, UK. 28th Oct, 2024. Protesters in Hazmat suits, masks and with crime scene tape protest outside the Walkie-Talkie building home to Tokio Marine insurance company. Extinction Rebellion (XR) walk around the City of London and stop and demonstrate outside the offices of insurance companies that are continuing to insure fossil fuel companies despite the warnings of a climate crisis from scientists. The protesters believe if the insurance companies stopped their involvement with these companies they would struggle to continue to mine. The action is the first of a week long protes

RMG6T96K–Falling masonry crush death - London

The Inundation in the Fens: scene from the drain bank, above the Coffer Dam, 1862. 'From the summit of the Middle-Level railway-bridge almost the entire extent of the flooded country was presented to the view. Far as the eye could reach on each side, some seven or eight miles in length, the dreary waters have spread over the fen...Immediately before us the railway, for a distance of two miles and a half, was submerged. The water had risen to about half the height of the signals and telegraph posts...Here and there were to be seen the upper windows of some farmhouse, or the thatched roof of an Stock Photo

RM2WG0J6F–The Inundation in the Fens: scene from the drain bank, above the Coffer Dam, 1862. 'From the summit of the Middle-Level railway-bridge almost the entire extent of the flooded country was presented to the view. Far as the eye could reach on each side, some seven or eight miles in length, the dreary waters have spread over the fen...Immediately before us the railway, for a distance of two miles and a half, was submerged. The water had risen to about half the height of the signals and telegraph posts...Here and there were to be seen the upper windows of some farmhouse, or the thatched roof of an

RM2YDY9WY–London, England, UK. 28th Oct, 2024. Protesters in Hazmat suits, masks and with crime scene tape protest outside the Allianz insurance company offices. Extinction Rebellion (XR) walk around the City of London and stop and demonstrate outside the offices of insurance companies that are continuing to insure fossil fuel companies despite the warnings of a climate crisis from scientists. The protesters believe if the insurance companies stopped their involvement with these companies they would struggle to continue to mine. The action is the first of a week long protest directed specifically at t

The Bradfield Reservoir, near Sheffield: the gap in the Dale Dyke embankment - from a sketch by our special artist, 1864. Scene of '...a terrible disaster...involving the sudden destruction of several hundred human lives...[due to] the bursting of the Sheffield Water Company's reservoir at Bradfield...We see what a gap was made [at] the Dale Dyke Embankment, clean cut away from the hill on each side...we may try to conceive the sudden outpouring by this channel of a hundred millions of cubic feet of water - that is, two million tons weight of water all discharged at once into the valleys below Stock Photo

RM2X21TMT–The Bradfield Reservoir, near Sheffield: the gap in the Dale Dyke embankment - from a sketch by our special artist, 1864. Scene of '...a terrible disaster...involving the sudden destruction of several hundred human lives...[due to] the bursting of the Sheffield Water Company's reservoir at Bradfield...We see what a gap was made [at] the Dale Dyke Embankment, clean cut away from the hill on each side...we may try to conceive the sudden outpouring by this channel of a hundred millions of cubic feet of water - that is, two million tons weight of water all discharged at once into the valleys below

RM2YDY8T2–London, England, UK. 28th Oct, 2024. Protesters in Hazmat suits, masks and with crime scene tape protest outside the Walkie-Talkie building home to Tokio Marine insurance company. Extinction Rebellion (XR) walk around the City of London and stop and demonstrate outside the offices of insurance companies that are continuing to insure fossil fuel companies despite the warnings of a climate crisis from scientists. The protesters believe if the insurance companies stopped their involvement with these companies they would struggle to continue to mine. The action is the first of a week long protes

The late storms in the Baltic: scene on the coast of Falster, 1872. Engraving from a sketch by Holger Drachmann. 'The inundations caused by the great storm of the 13th November upon the low-lying Baltic shores of the Danish islands had most calamitous effects. The waves meeting from different sides, the higher grounds were converted into islands, the water carrying with it the fertile soil, and covering the fields with a layer of sand and gravel. Along the coasts of Sealand, Funen, Lolland, Falster, and the smaller islands the flood peeled from the land a belt of highly-cultivated earth, cutti Stock Photo

RM2YX4APG–The late storms in the Baltic: scene on the coast of Falster, 1872. Engraving from a sketch by Holger Drachmann. 'The inundations caused by the great storm of the 13th November upon the low-lying Baltic shores of the Danish islands had most calamitous effects. The waves meeting from different sides, the higher grounds were converted into islands, the water carrying with it the fertile soil, and covering the fields with a layer of sand and gravel. Along the coasts of Sealand, Funen, Lolland, Falster, and the smaller islands the flood peeled from the land a belt of highly-cultivated earth, cutti

The Hunting Disaster in Yorkshire: the ferry-boat on the River Ure, 1869. Scene of '...the misfortune which befell a party of gentlemen and huntsmen connected with the York and Ainsty hunt...[Sir Charles Slingsby, master of fox hounds, was drowned with five others and eight horses after thirteen men, with eleven horses, crowded into a vessel intended to accommodate only half that number.] Slingsby and...[others] made for the ferry, which is almost directly opposite Newby Hall, and signalled for the boat to be sent across. Swollen by the late rains, and to a great extent diverted from its natur Stock Photo

RM2XAP79E–The Hunting Disaster in Yorkshire: the ferry-boat on the River Ure, 1869. Scene of '...the misfortune which befell a party of gentlemen and huntsmen connected with the York and Ainsty hunt...[Sir Charles Slingsby, master of fox hounds, was drowned with five others and eight horses after thirteen men, with eleven horses, crowded into a vessel intended to accommodate only half that number.] Slingsby and...[others] made for the ferry, which is almost directly opposite Newby Hall, and signalled for the boat to be sent across. Swollen by the late rains, and to a great extent diverted from its natur

The Hunting Disaster in Yorkshire: general view of the Ure in flood, where the accident happened, 1869. Scene of '...the misfortune which befell a party of gentlemen and huntsmen connected with the York and Ainsty hunt...[Sir Charles Slingsby, master of fox hounds, was drowned with five others and eight horses after thirteen men, with eleven horses, crowded into a vessel intended to accommodate only half that number.] Swollen by the late rains, and to a great extent diverted from its natural channel, the river, at this point some fifty or sixty yards broad, swept along with a strong deep curre Stock Photo

RM2XAP7AE–The Hunting Disaster in Yorkshire: general view of the Ure in flood, where the accident happened, 1869. Scene of '...the misfortune which befell a party of gentlemen and huntsmen connected with the York and Ainsty hunt...[Sir Charles Slingsby, master of fox hounds, was drowned with five others and eight horses after thirteen men, with eleven horses, crowded into a vessel intended to accommodate only half that number.] Swollen by the late rains, and to a great extent diverted from its natural channel, the river, at this point some fifty or sixty yards broad, swept along with a strong deep curre

The late storms in the Baltic: scene on the coast of Zealand, off Kjöge, 1872. Engraving from a sketch by Holger Drachmann. 'The marvellous feature in all the descriptions is the speed with which the waters came rushing onward. "Something white," as the country people express it, was seen in the distance; it came nearer with frightful velocity, and in a few minutes proved to be a high, foaming, roaring wave, 2 ft. or 3 ft. in height, followed by others still higher, in rapid succession, and changing the whole country, with its farms and cottages, its fields and meadows, orchards Stock Photo

RM2YX4APN–The late storms in the Baltic: scene on the coast of Zealand, off Kjöge, 1872. Engraving from a sketch by Holger Drachmann. 'The marvellous feature in all the descriptions is the speed with which the waters came rushing onward. "Something white," as the country people express it, was seen in the distance; it came nearer with frightful velocity, and in a few minutes proved to be a high, foaming, roaring wave, 2 ft. or 3 ft. in height, followed by others still higher, in rapid succession, and changing the whole country, with its farms and cottages, its fields and meadows, orchards

The late flood of the Arno at Florence - from a sketch by E. W. Cooke, R.A., 1864. View of '...the flood which visited that city from the sudden rise of the river Arno, caused by a storm of rain...[Mr. Cooke writes:] The pent-up waters of the Mugnone and Amo, with their numerous tributary torrents from the vast amphitheatre of mountains surrounding Florence, suddenly burst into the valley, and rushed with irresistible force through the several bridges, rising in about six hours to the height of 17 ft...The scene...presented the extraordinary appearance of a turbulent sea, not of water, but of Stock Photo

RM2WRGX74–The late flood of the Arno at Florence - from a sketch by E. W. Cooke, R.A., 1864. View of '...the flood which visited that city from the sudden rise of the river Arno, caused by a storm of rain...[Mr. Cooke writes:] The pent-up waters of the Mugnone and Amo, with their numerous tributary torrents from the vast amphitheatre of mountains surrounding Florence, suddenly burst into the valley, and rushed with irresistible force through the several bridges, rising in about six hours to the height of 17 ft...The scene...presented the extraordinary appearance of a turbulent sea, not of water, but of

Illustrations of the Flood at Sheffield: burial of the unclaimed dead, 1864. '...about thirty of the unclaimed and unrecognised corpses...were carried away from the Sheffield workhouse...and laid in a common grave...The inquest...has resulted in a verdict declaring, of course, that the deceased came to their deaths by drowning in the inundation caused by the bursting of the Bradfield Reservoir...and the jury further declare their opinion "that there has not been that engineering skill and that attention to the construction of the works which their magnitude and importance demanded; that t Stock Photo

RM2X21TNR–Illustrations of the Flood at Sheffield: burial of the unclaimed dead, 1864. '...about thirty of the unclaimed and unrecognised corpses...were carried away from the Sheffield workhouse...and laid in a common grave...The inquest...has resulted in a verdict declaring, of course, that the deceased came to their deaths by drowning in the inundation caused by the bursting of the Bradfield Reservoir...and the jury further declare their opinion "that there has not been that engineering skill and that attention to the construction of the works which their magnitude and importance demanded; that t

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