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Latest revision as of 13:40, 16 March 2021
1856 August 15th PDF
Main Subjects
- Art Treasures Exhibition (Manchester) - laying of the foundations of the new palace, p447.
- Thomas Fairbairn
- James Watts, mayor of Manchester
- Stephen Heelis, mayor of Salford
- Potter
- Entwisle
- Ashton
- Heron
- Stern
- William Rayner Wood
- Edward Westhead
- Joseph Simpson
- G. Grundy
- H. Bury
- Thomas Goadsby
- Canon Richson
- J. D. Young, representing the contractors
- E. Salomans, the architect
- J. C. Deane, the general commissioner for the exhibition
- C. H. Minchin
- W. Dredge
- British Association, p443.
- British Association for the Advancement of Science, p451 (Names Listed).
- Coffey's Patent Self Acting Glass Water Safety Guage and Improved Syphon, p444 (Illustrated).
- Copeland's Apparatus for Distilling Fresh from Salt Water, p445 (Illustrated).
- Corbett's Improved Method of Preserving the Tuyeres of Blast Furnaces, p448.
- Editorial, p449.
- Masters and Operatives
- Railway Signals
- Metropolitan Board
- Electric Telegraph in India
- New Phase in Iron Making
- Hamilton's Improvements in the Posts Used for Construction Electric Telegraphs, p448 (Illustrated).
- Holdways Improvements in Carriages and Various Parts of the Same, p445 (Illustrated).
- Law Proceedings, p446.
- Lee and Newton's Machinery for Spinning Fibrous Substances, p444 (Illustrated).
- Letters to the Editor, p450.
- Metropolitan Board of Works, p446.
- Richard Cort, p446.
- Shaping Machine - William Collier and Co, p448 (Illustrated).
- Steamers for the European and Australian Royal Mail Steam Ship Co, p.447
- Symons Improvements in the Suspension Roasting Jack, p444 (Illustrated).
- Trail of Reaping Machines at Boxtedlodge, p446.
- Westminster Bridge, p447.