The Engineer 1863/04/03

1863 April 03rd PDF

Main Subjects

• Barrett's Casting Railway Sleepers and Chairs, p 191. (Illustrated).
  • William Barrett.
• Death - Thomas Powell.

• Editorial, p 195.
  • Engineering Education.
  • The Sheathing of Iron Ships.
• Experiments at Shoeburyness, p 193.
  • Makin and Sons.
• Falkiner's Permanent Way, p 194. (Illustrated).
  • T. H. Falkiner.
• Hoyle and Proven's Lubricators, p 190. (Illustrated).
  • W. J. Hoyle.
  • John Proven.
• Institution of Civil Engineers, p 188.
  • December 9th 1862 Charles Hutton Vice-President in the Chair.
    • 'Some of the Internal Disturbing Forces of Locomotive Engines'.
    • W. Weallens.
  • March 31st 1863. John Fowler Vice-President in the Chair.
    • 'Structures in the Sea, without Coffer Dams; with a description of the Works of the new Albert Harbours at Greencock' by D. Miller.
• Jenkins and Jumelle's Governors for Steam Engines, p 191. (Illustrated).
  • C. C. Jenkins.
  • F. Jumelle.
• Letters to the Editor, p 192.
  • J. J. Birckel.
  • William Burns.
• Manchester Association for the Prevention of Steam Boiler Explosions, p 193.
  • Tuesday March 31st 1863 William Fairbairn President in the Chair.
    • L. E. Fletcher.
• Mesnard's Stuffing Boxes and Packings, p 194. (Illustrated).
  • A. Mesnard.
• Metropolitan Railways, p 189.
  • London, Chatham and Dover Railway.
  • Tottenham and Hampstead Junction Railway.
  • Great Eastern Railway.
  • West London Railway.
• Metropolitan Board of Works, p 196.
  • J. Thwaites.
  • J. W. Bazalgette.
• Notes from New South Wales, p 192.
  • Sir M. Peto and Co.
  • Kely and Harper.
• Royal Institution of Great Britain, p 187.
  • Friday 6th March Henry Holland, Vice-President in the Chair.
    • 'The Photographic Transparency of Bodies, and on the Photographic Spectra of the Elementary Bodies' by William Allen Miller.
• Scientific Balloon Ascent, p 187.

• HMS Royal Sovereign, p 194.

• Sea-Going Shield Ships, p 190.
  • J. Pakington.
• Sir William Armstrong, p 192.

• The Thames Embankment, p 196.
  • J. W. Bazalgette.
  • Westminster Bridge, London.

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