Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Grace's Guide is the leading source of historical information on industry and manufacturing in Britain. This web publication contains 167,717 pages of information and 247,131 images on early companies, their products and the people who designed and built them.

Grace's Guide is the leading source of historical information on industry and manufacturing in Britain. This web publication contains 147,919 pages of information and 233,587 images on early companies, their products and the people who designed and built them.

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* Letters to the Editor, p 458.
* Letters to the Editor, p 458.
** [[Michael Reynolds]].
** [[Michael Reynolds]].
** [[C. Bruce Allen]].
** [[Charles Bruce Allen|C. Bruce Allen]].
** [[Edward Gobert]].
** [[Edward Gobert]].
** [[Henry Law]].
** [[Henry Law]].
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* Permanent Molecular Torsion of Conducting Wires Produced by the Passage of an Electric Current, p 462.  
* Permanent Molecular Torsion of Conducting Wires Produced by the Passage of an Electric Current, p 462.  
** [[D. E. Hughes]].
** [[David Edward Hughes|D. E. Hughes]].
* Purification of Water, p 462.
* Purification of Water, p 462.
** Hatton.
** Hatton.

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Main Subjects

  • Admirality and New Alloys, p 457.
    • Professor Thurston.
  • Contracts Open - Telescope Gasholder for Halifax, p 460. and 462. (Illustrated).
  • Editorial, p 465.
    • The Channel Tunnel Scheme - South Eastern Railway.
    • Eastern Shipping Trade.
    • Drainage of Portsmouth.
    • The Tonnage Rates for Coal from Yorkshire and Durham.
    • The Proposed French Tariff.
  • High Speed Passenger Steamer - Captain Lundborg, p 457 and 461. (Illustrated).
  • Permanent Molecular Torsion of Conducting Wires Produced by the Passage of an Electric Current, p 462.
  • Purification of Water, p 462.
    • Hatton.
    • Meymott Tidy.
    • Halcrow.
    • Frankland.
  • Trial Trip of the Almirante Brown, p 457.
  • Visits in the Provinces, p 467.


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