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** [[Marion and Co]]. | ** [[Marion and Co]]. | ||
* [[1889 Paris Exhibition]], p 390. | * [[1889 Paris Exhibition]], p 390. | ||
** H. Trueman Wood. | ** [[H. Trueman Wood]]. | ||
** [[1889 Paris Exhibition]] - Electric Light, p 389. | ** [[1889 Paris Exhibition]] - Electric Light, p 389. | ||
** Quarrying Machinery, Traigneaux Quarry, p 392, 393 and 394. (Illustrated). | ** Quarrying Machinery, Traigneaux Quarry, p 392, 393 and 394. (Illustrated). | ||
** Opening of, p 396. | ** Opening of, p 396. | ||
*** Charles Gamier. | *** [[Charles Gamier]]. | ||
* Chapin Iron Mine, p 396. | * Chapin Iron Mine, p 396. | ||
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*** [[Edward James Reed]]. | *** [[Edward James Reed]]. | ||
*** [[Nathaniel Barnaby]]. | *** [[Nathaniel Barnaby]]. | ||
*** [[W. H. White]]. | *** [[William Henry White|W. H. White]]. | ||
** Woodite. | ** Woodite. | ||
** Foreign Steamships in British Ports. | ** Foreign Steamships in British Ports. | ||
* Iron and Steel Institute, p 396. | * [[Iron and Steel Institute]], p 396. | ||
** [[Daniel Adamson]]. | ** [[Daniel Adamson]]. | ||
** [[James Kitson]]. | ** [[James Kitson (1835-1911)|James Kitson]]. | ||
** Nasmyth Hammers. | ** [[Nasmyth Hammers]]. | ||
** J. D. Ellis. | ** [[John Devonshire Ellis|J. D. Ellis]]. | ||
** Joseph Pease. | ** [[Joseph Pease]]. | ||
** [[Isaac Lowthian Bell]]. | ** [[Isaac Lowthian Bell]]. | ||
** [[Jessop and Co]] | ** [[William Jessop and Sons|Jessop and Co]] | ||
* Letters to the Editor, p 397. | * Letters to the Editor, p 397. | ||
** Walter Payton | ** [[Walter Payton]] | ||
** [[Joseph Bernays]]. | ** [[Joseph Bernays]]. | ||
** Robert T. Lawrence. | ** [[Robert T. Lawrence]]. | ||
** David Joy. | ** [[David Joy]]. | ||
** E. Lousley. | ** [[E. Lousley]]. | ||
* Mechanical Quarrying and Stone Cutting, p 392, 393 and 394. (Illustrated). | * Mechanical Quarrying and Stone Cutting, p 392, 393 and 394. (Illustrated). | ||
** Paulus Gray. | ** Paulus Gray. | ||
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** [[Institution of Mechanical Engineers]]. | ** [[Institution of Mechanical Engineers]]. | ||
* New Gripper for Cable Tramways, p 395. | * New Gripper for Cable Tramways, p 395. | ||
** C. J. Chapman. | ** [[C. J. Chapman]]. | ||
* Rowe's Automatic Gun-Firing Apparatus, p 396. | * Rowe's Automatic Gun-Firing Apparatus, p 396. | ||
* [[Society of Engineers]] - [[Perry F. Nursey]], p 392. | * [[Society of Engineers]] - [[Perry Fairfax Nursey|Perry F. Nursey]], p 392. | ||
* Turbine House, Chapin Iron Mine, p 393 and 395. (Illustrated). | * Turbine House, Chapin Iron Mine, p 393 and 395. (Illustrated). | ||
* Universal Rolling Mills for the Rolling of Girders and Cruciform Sections - By Hugo Sack, p 405. | * Universal Rolling Mills for the Rolling of Girders and Cruciform Sections - By [[Hugo Sack]], p 405. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:32, 5 April 2021
1889 May 10th PDF
Main Subjects
- 1889 Crystal Palace Photographic Exhibition, (No. III), p 402.
- 1889 Paris Exhibition, p 390.
- H. Trueman Wood.
- 1889 Paris Exhibition - Electric Light, p 389.
- Quarrying Machinery, Traigneaux Quarry, p 392, 393 and 394. (Illustrated).
- Opening of, p 396.
- Chapin Iron Mine, p 396.
- Contractor's Tank Locomotive, p 395.
- Death - E. Frith, p 401.
- Death - William John Palmer, p 399.
- Editorial, p 399.
- Screw Propellers.
- Shipbuilding by Contract for the Navy.
- Woodite.
- Foreign Steamships in British Ports.
- Iron and Steel Institute, p 396.
- Letters to the Editor, p 397.
- Mechanical Quarrying and Stone Cutting, p 392, 393 and 394. (Illustrated).
- Paulus Gray.
- Traigneaux Quarry.
- SS Meteor Engine Trials, p 389.
- New Gripper for Cable Tramways, p 395.
- Rowe's Automatic Gun-Firing Apparatus, p 396.
- Society of Engineers - Perry F. Nursey, p 392.
- Turbine House, Chapin Iron Mine, p 393 and 395. (Illustrated).
- Universal Rolling Mills for the Rolling of Girders and Cruciform Sections - By Hugo Sack, p 405.
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