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It was the first London dock to be built specifically to handle large steamships and the first to be connected to the national rail network

7th May 1959

In a return to a more common depiction of Father Thames

The 'Royal Albert' was a 121 gun three decker warship

Irish Architecture Finish:none It was the first London'Irish Architecture', 1867. The angler in the doorway asks Hullo, Pat, What are you about now? Pat replies Shure, I'm raisin' me roof a bit, yer honour r!! An early example of an 'Irish' joke. Pat 'raises his roof' by the simple means of lowering his floor. From Punch, or the London Charivari, June 1, 1867.

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Irish Architecture Finish:none It was the first London

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