National Irrigation: Or the Various Methods of Watering Meadows; Affording Means to Increase the Population, Wealth, and Revenue of the Kingdom, by an Agricultural, Commercial, and General Economy in the Use of Water

Communications concerning the agriculture and commerce of the United States of America: being an auxiliary to a Report made by W. Strickland ... to the Board of Agriculture, on the queries wherewith he was charged on his tour to that continent. (Appendix.-Mr. Jefferson's opinion upon the establishment of an American Naval Force.) [With a plate.]

An Historical and Practical Essay on the Culture and Commerce of Tobacco

Circular Architecture, being a new method of building, according to His Majesty's letters patent for the invention, by W. Tatham, granted by the name of “Tatham's Clumps,” etc. [With plates.] no. 1

Remarks on Inland Canals, the small system of interior navigation, various uses of the inclined plane, &c. ... In a letter to a Proprietor of the Colebrook-Dale and Stratford Canals

A Collection of sundry casual Documents [respecting himself] addressed to the reflection of his relations and particular friends, by W. Tatham

National Irrigation; Or, The Various Methods of Watering Meadows