The Engineer 1901/08/02

1901 August 02nd PDF

Main Subjects

• Contents, p 121.

• 1901 Glasgow International Exhibition - Machine Tools, p 113. (Illustrated).
  • Burton, Griffiths and Co.
• Air Lift Pump, p 119.
  • C. Isler and Co.
• Aber Swing Bridge, Carnarvon, p 126-128. (Illustrated).
  • C. Wawn.
• Catalogues, p 132.
  • Robert Boyle and Son.
  • Eynon Patent Anchor Co.
  • James Buchanan and Son.
  • Wallach Brothers.
  • Thornycroft: Shipbuilding.
• Cross Channel Passenger Steamship Services, (No. V), p 114.
  • David Napier.
  • Rob Roy.
  • South Eastern Railway.
  • South Eastern and Continental Steam Packet Co.
    • SS Princess Alice,
    • SS Princess Maud,
    • SS Princess Mary,
    • SS Queen of the Belgians,
    • SS Queen of the French, and
    • SS Prince Ernest - Laird Brothers, George Forrester and Co.
  • Maudslay, Sons and Field.
  • Miller and Ravenhill.
  • Ditchburn and Mare.
  • Ondine
• Development of the Indian Sugar Industry, (No. I), p 110.

• Editorial, p 121.
  • Our Mercantile Marine.
  • Railway Economics.
  • South Wales Colliery Explosions - Universal Colliery Co.
  • Electrification of the Underground.
  • Coal and Wages.
• Electric Machinery at the the 1901 Glasgow International Exhibition, (No. III), p 109.
  • Davey, Paxman and Co.
  • Alley and MacLellan.
  • Matthew Paul and Co.
  • Drysdale and Co.
  • Mavor and Coulson.
  • Alfred Herbert.
  • Suez Canal.
• Explosions of Historical Locomotives, p 117.
  • William Brunton.
  • Fenton, Murray and Wood.
  • George Stephenson.
  • John McCurdy.
  • Sharp, Roberts and Co.
• Great Western Railway - Four Coupled Express Engine - William Dean, p 115. (Illustrated).

• Institution of Mechanical Engineers, p 116.
  • A. Tannett Walker of Tannett Walker and Co.
  • Vickers, Sons and Maxim.
  • Albert Vickers.
  • Babcock and Wilcox.
  • British Insulated Wire Co.
  • H. R. Burnett.
  • James McKechnie.
  • Holroyd Smith.
  • Barrow Hematite Steel Co
  • Power House, Barrow Corporation Tramways, p 119. (Illustration).
• Letters to the Editor, p 128.
  • John Graham.
  • S. C. Davidson.
  • James Baxter.
  • R. Hope.
  • William Leighton Jordan.
  • A. Turner.
  • Gilbert Little.
  • Matthew C. Little.
• Light Oil Motor Cars - C. C. Longridge, (No. V), p 111.

• Locomotive Water Gauge, p 117.

• Mexican Coal Developments, p 113.

• Modernising Ironclads - S. Eardley-Wilmot, p 111.

• Naval Ordnance - Lieut. A. Trevor Dawson, p 124.

• Obituary - Raylton Dixon, p 117.

• Obituary - Peter Guthrie Tait, p 124.

• Penarth Dock - New Coal Tips, p 118. (Illustrated).
  • T. Hurry Riches.
• Pneumatically Worked Railway Signals, p 124.
  • F. L. Dodgson.
  • British Pneumatic Railway Signal Co.
  • Evans, O'Donnell and Co.
• Power Hammers, p 125.
  • W. R. Pilkington, of Accrington, carrying on business as Peter Pilkington
  • Yeakley Vacuum Hammer Co
• Pumping Engines at Hampton, p 123.
  • Southwark and Vauxhall Water Co.
• Railway Station Roofs, p 112.
  • Marylebone Railway Station
  • London Bridge Railway Station
  • Fenchurch Street Railway Station
  • Crystal Palace, High Level Railway Station
  • Exeter St. David's Railway Station
  • St. Enoch Railway Station, Glasgow
  • St. Pancras Railway Station
  • Charing Cross Railway Station
  • Cannon Street Railway Station
  • Liverpool Lime Street Railway Station
  • Liverpool Street Railway Station
  • Victoria Railway Station
  • Waterloo Railway Station
• R. H. S. Curves, p 126.
  • Professor R. H. Smith
• Underground Railways for London, p 123.
  • Central London Railway
  • Charing Cross, Euston, and Hampstead Railway
  • Islington and Euston Railway
  • King's road Railway
  • West and South London Junction Railway
  • City and North-east Suburban Railway
  • North-east London Railway
  • Brompton and Piccadilly Circus Railway
  • Charing Cross Railway
  • Hammersmith and District Railway
  • Piccadilly and City Railway.
• Work in Compressed Air, p 124.
  • Greenwich Footway Tunnel

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