hackney cut造句

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1. West of the'old'River Lea The Lee Navigation, here called Hackney Cut meets the Hertford Union Canal.
2. Around 1770, the river was straightened by the construction of the Hackney Cut, now forming the western extent of the marsh.
3. Work on the whole scheme progressed quickly, and the contract for the Hackney Cut was awarded to Jeremiah Ilsley on 18 January 1768.
4. Clean water was now abstracted from the natural channel which had been by-passed by the Hackney Cut, to a new reservoir at Old Ford.
5. The contract for the Hackney Cut was given to Jeremiah Ilsley on 18 January 1768, and a bricklayer called Henry Holland was asked to build two locks on the cut on 23 April 1768.
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7. Significant changes occurred with the creation of the Lee Navigation in 1767, which resulted in the construction of the Hackney Cut and the Limehouse Cut, allowing barges to bypass most of the back rivers.
8. The waterworks was located to the south of Old Ford Locks, and the company built a canal in 1830 which ran along the east bank of the Hackney Cut to transfer water from Lea Bridge for processing.
9. In 1770, the Hackney Cut, had been built across Hackney Marshes to avoid a meander of the natural river course; clean water was now abstracted from the natural channel to a new reservoir at Old Ford.
10. Contracts for the construction of the locks were separate to the excavation, and the work on the two locks of the Hackney Cut was given to Henry Holland, a bricklayer from Piccadilly, on 23 April 1768.
11. The principal area of the marsh lies below Lea Bridge Road between the Old River Lea, and the Hackney Cut & ndash; an artificial channel of the Lee Navigation, dug about 1770, to avoid a loop in the natural watercourse.
12. The Eton Mission Rowing Club founded in 1885 and with its own boathouse since 1911, which was rebuilt in 1934, is still active as a private rowing club on the Hackney Cut canal, within sight of the London 2012 Olympic Stadium.
13. He was to be paid 3 old pence ( 3d, 1.25p ) per yard for the Hackney Cut, considerably less than the rate for the Limehouse Cut, which was 7d, and was given four months in which to complete the excavations.
14. Despite tight schedules, the work seems to have been completed on time, and the Hackney Cut opened for traffic on 7 August 1769 . At the northern end of the cut, the river flowed to the east, through a weir now known as Middlesex Filter Beds Weir.
15. Smeaton produced his report in September 1766, in which he recommended that the flash locks should be replaced by pound locks with two sets of gates, and that a number of new cuts should be built, including what became known as the Hackney Cut from Lea Bridge to Old Ford.
16. Although police officers appear to have been appointed to keep order in the Hackney Cut as early as 1848, the first reference to a police officer of the Conservancy Board is from 1871, when William Ross, previously a member of the Marine Police Force, was appointed as " Barge Inspector and Police Officer to the Conservancy ".
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