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‎‎[[Image: ‎Im18891213Eng-Halliday.jpg|thumb|1889. From Engineering of 13th December.]]‎‎
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* 1889 High and low pressure cleansing filters for the [[London and North Western Railway]] and erected at Crewe
of Portland Works, Water Street, Ashley Lane, Manchester.


1881 High pressure self-cleaning water filters described and illustrated in ''Engineeering''.<ref>[https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/Special:MemberUsers?file=a/ac/Eg18810701.pdf] Engineering, 1 July 1881</ref>
1889 High and low pressure cleansing filters for the [[London and North Western Railway]] and erected at Crewe. <ref>[[The Engineer]] of 5th April 1889 p283</ref>
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==Sources of Information==
==Sources of Information==
* [[The Engineer]] of 5th April 1889 p283
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1889. From Engineering of 13th December.

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1895. From The Practical Engineer of 26th July.

of Portland Works, Water Street, Ashley Lane, Manchester.

1881 High pressure self-cleaning water filters described and illustrated in Engineeering.[1]

1889 High and low pressure cleansing filters for the London and North Western Railway and erected at Crewe. [2]


See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. [1] Engineering, 1 July 1881
  2. The Engineer of 5th April 1889 p283