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**Engines by [[Maudslay, Sons and Field | Maudslay, Field and Son]]. | **Engines by [[Maudslay, Sons and Field | Maudslay, Field and Son]]. | ||
*Letters to the Editor, p 349. | *Letters to the Editor, p 349. | ||
**[[William Spence]]. | ** [[William Spence (patent agent)|William Spence]]. | ||
*Obituary - Captain [[William Scarth Moorsom | William S. Moorsom]], p 345. | *Obituary - Captain [[William Scarth Moorsom | William S. Moorsom]], p 345. | ||
*Royal Institution of Great | *Royal Institution of Great Britain,, p 343. | ||
**22nd May 1863, [[John Barlow (of R.I.)|John Barlow]] President in the Chair, 'The Direct Measurement of the Sun's Chemical Action', by [[Henry Enfield Roscoe|Professor Henry Roscoe]]. | **22nd May 1863, [[John Barlow (of R.I.)|John Barlow]] President in the Chair, 'The Direct Measurement of the Sun's Chemical Action', by [[Henry Enfield Roscoe|Professor Henry Roscoe]]. | ||
*Shanks' Mowing Machines, p 346. (Illustrated). | *Shanks' Mowing Machines, p 346. (Illustrated). | ||
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1863 June 19th PDF
Main Subjects
- Centrifugal Pumps, p 348. (Illustrated).
- Easton and Amos' Machinery for Sawing Wood, p 346. (Illustrated).
- Editorial, p 351.
- Flour Mills.
- Centrifugal Pumps.
- Faulding's Locomotive Engines, p 349 - 350. (Illustrated).
- Iron-Plated Ship, HMS Royal Oak, p 349.
- Engines by Maudslay, Field and Son.
- Letters to the Editor, p 349.
- Obituary - Captain William S. Moorsom, p 345.
- Royal Institution of Great Britain,, p 343.
- 22nd May 1863, John Barlow President in the Chair, 'The Direct Measurement of the Sun's Chemical Action', by Professor Henry Roscoe.
- Shanks' Mowing Machines, p 346. (Illustrated).
- Society of Arts, p 343 - 344.
- 3rd June 1863, The Duke of Cambridge in the Chair, 'The Results of the International Exhibition of 1862' by William Hawes.
- Spruyt's Rails for Railways, p 350. (Illustrated).
- W. and J. Galloway's Cutting, Shaping and Punching Machines, p 347 - 348. (Illustrated).
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