SHOWING THE MOUTH, AND THE ORIFICE AT THE TOP OF THE HEAD.]

There is some account, but not very well supported, of the course of the

Thames having once been diverted; should this however be true, it is

possible that the head, of which we are now speaking, might have been

dropped on the then dry bottom; the bed of the river must, in that case,

have been afterwards considerably raised.

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