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Collapse 104 - Great Ouse River Division of Anglia Water Authority

104 - Great Ouse River Division of Anglia Water Authority

Expand 1 - Great Ouse Catchment Board.

1 - Great Ouse Catchment Board.

Expand 2 - Predecessor Authorities of Great Ouse Catchment Board: authorities absorbed by Ouse Drainage Board in 1920.

2 - Predecessor Authorities of Great Ouse Catchment Board: authorities absorbed by Ouse Drainage Board in 1920.

Expand 3 - Predecessor Authority of Great Ouse Catchment Board: Ouse Drainage Board.

3 - Predecessor Authority of Great Ouse Catchment Board: Ouse Drainage Board.

Expand 4 - Other local predecessor, absorbed or subordinate authorities of Great Ouse Catchment Board.

4 - Other local predecessor, absorbed or subordinate authorities of Great Ouse Catchment Board.

Collapse 5 - Printed books and maps.

5 - Printed books and maps.

Expand 1 - Statutes.

Expand 2 - Government reports, Parliamentary papers, etc.

2 - Government reports, Parliamentary papers, etc.

Expand 3 - General books.

3 - General books.

Collapse 4 - Local books and pamphlets (part of this list has been omitted as being no longer considered archival material)

4 - Local books and pamphlets (part of this list has been omitted as being no longer considered archival material)

1 - Cambridgeshire section from (?) Thomas Cox's 'Magna Britannia et Hibernia', with maps by Moor and Morden (1720).

Expand 2 - Bound collection of reports and tracts.

2 - Bound collection of reports and tracts.

3 - Bedford Level Corporation, Notice of intention to prosecute persons who attacked workmen.

4 - Anon., Reasons offered to House of Commons against imbanking Sutton Salt Marsh.

5 - C. Labelye, 'Result of a View of the Great Level of the Fens', with Moore's map of Cambridgeshire of 1699/1733.

6 - N. Kinderley, 'The Ancient and present state of the Navigation of the Towns of Lynn, Wisbech, Spalding and Boston'.

7 - Bedford Level Corporation, Resolutions concerning taxes and improvements.

8 - C. N. Cole, 'Extracts from the Report of a Viw of the South Level'.

9 - J. Phillips, 'A Treatise on Inland Navigation…. with a plan of an intended Navigable Canal from London to Norwich and Lynn….and a Plan for extending the Navigation from Bishop's Stortford to Cambridge'

Collapse 10 - Bound volume of reports and tracts.

10 - Bound volume of reports and tracts.

1 - Anon., 'Reasons why the Eau Brink Cut Bill ought not to be brought into Law'.

2 - J. Golborne, 'Report as to improvement of River Ouse'.

3 - T.H. Page 'Observation on the state of the South Level of the Fens'.

4 - T.H. Page 'Estimate of the Expense of carrying into Execution the Plan of Improvement'.

5 - Merchants of Lynn, 'View of the Conduct of the Parties…. to the Promoters of the Bill for making A cut from Eau Brink to Lynn'.

6 - Anon., 'An Abstract of the Case and Opinions For and Against the Eau Brink Cut'.

7 - Anon., 'Observations upon the Question whether elections of B.L.C. ought to be held at Ely or in London'.

8 - T. Jones, 'A Letter to the Propietors of the Middle and South Levels'.

9 - T. Wing, 'Considerations on the Principles of Mr. Rennie's Plan'.

10 - Lord William Bentinck, 'A Letter to the Eau Brink Commissioners'.

11 - Joint Committee of Drainage and Navigation, 'Report'.

12 - A looker-on, 'A Letter to the Commissioners of Navigation'.

13 - T. Archer, 'A Letter to the Earl of Hardwicke on the Eau-Brink Cut'.

14 - J. Watté, 'Report for better drainage of the South and Middle Levels'.

15 - J. Hodkinson, 'Report…. on Probable Effect which a New Cut from Eau-Brink will have on Lynn'.

16 - T.H. Page and R. Mylne, 'Correspondence on the Eau Brink Cut 1801 and 1802'.

Expand 11 - Bound volume of reports, etc.

11 - Bound volume of reports, etc.

Expand 5 - Index

Expand 6 - Printed maps.

6 - Printed maps.

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