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* Burton-on-Trent Electric Light Works, p506 (Illustrated). | * Burton-on-Trent Electric Light Works, p506 (Illustrated). | ||
** [[John Fowler and Co]] | ** [[John Fowler and Co]] | ||
** [[Hammond and Co]]. | ** [[Hammond and Co (Electrical Engineers)|Hammond and Co]]. | ||
* Corrosion of Cast Iron Water Mains, p496. | * Corrosion of Cast Iron Water Mains, p496. | ||
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* Editorial, p503. | * Editorial, p503. | ||
** | ** United States Armour Plate Scandal | ||
*** [[Carnegie and Co]] | *** [[Carnegie and Co]] | ||
** Mechanical Efficiency | ** Mechanical Efficiency | ||
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** [[William John Bird Clerke]] | ** [[William John Bird Clerke]] | ||
** [[James Henry Greathead]] | ** [[James Henry Greathead]] | ||
** [[Robert Edden | ** [[Thomas Parker]] | ||
** [[R. E. Commans|Robert Edden Commans]] | |||
** [[Franz Kreuter]] | ** [[Franz Kreuter]] | ||
** [[Thomas Boverton Redwood|Boverton Redwood]] | ** [[Thomas Boverton Redwood|Boverton Redwood]] | ||
** [[William Colquhoun]] | ** [[William Colquhoun]] | ||
** [[Charles Hunt]] | ** [[Charles Hunt|Charles Hunt]] | ||
** [[Leveson Francis Vernon-Harcourt]] | ** [[Leveson Francis Vernon-Harcourt]] | ||
** [[ | ** [[Bryan Donkin, Junior|Bryan Donkin]] | ||
** [[Sidney Richard Lowcock]] | ** [[Sidney Richard Lowcock]] | ||
** [[Sakuro Tanabe]] | ** [[Sakuro Tanabe]] | ||
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** [[Arthur Robert Gale]] | ** [[Arthur Robert Gale]] | ||
** [[Henry Thomas White]]. | ** [[Henry Thomas White]]. | ||
** [[Walter Beer]] | |||
** [[William Garnys Wales]] | |||
* Letters to the Editor, p499. | * Letters to the Editor, p499. | ||
** [[Archibald Sharp]] | ** [[Archibald Sharp]] | ||
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* Scotch Railway Extensions, p495. | * Scotch Railway Extensions, p495. | ||
* Six German Steam Boiler Experiments With the Same Coal (Ruhr) - [[Bryan Donkin]], p508 | * Six German Steam Boiler Experiments With the Same Coal (Ruhr) - [[Bryan Donkin, Junior|Bryan Donkin]], p508 | ||
** [[Schulz, Knaudt and Co]] | ** [[Schulz, Knaudt and Co]] | ||
* [[Taylor and Lowe|Taylor]]'s Self Contained Gas Fired Steam Generators, p498 (Illustrated). | * [[Taylor and Lowe|Taylor]]'s Self Contained Gas Fired Steam Generators, p498 (Illustrated). | ||
Latest revision as of 17:53, 24 May 2018
1894 June 08th PDF
Main Subjects
- 1894 Antwerp Exhibition, p493.
- Burton-on-Trent Electric Light Works, p506 (Illustrated).
- Corrosion of Cast Iron Water Mains, p496.
- Danube Regulation Works - Bela Von Gonda, p496, p502 (Illustrated).
- Defence of Theft, p495.
- Editorial, p503.
- United States Armour Plate Scandal
- Mechanical Efficiency
- China and Her Progress
- Mr. Maxim's Cuirass
- P. and O. Steamship Fleet
- Critical State of the Coal Trade
- American Coal War
- Enlargement of Liverpool Street Station, Great Eastern Railway, (No. I), p493.
- Etchell's "Non Drip" Shaft Bearing, p499.
- Institution of Civil Engineers (Awards), p501.
- William John Bird Clerke
- James Henry Greathead
- Thomas Parker
- Robert Edden Commans
- Franz Kreuter
- Boverton Redwood
- William Colquhoun
- Charles Hunt
- Leveson Francis Vernon-Harcourt
- Bryan Donkin
- Sidney Richard Lowcock
- Sakuro Tanabe
- Henry Ewart
- John Mitchell Moncrieff
- George Croydon Marks
- Leonard Hodgson Appleby
- Arthur Robert Gale
- Henry Thomas White.
- Walter Beer
- William Garnys Wales
- Letters to the Editor, p499.
- Morton's Semi Portable Engine, p499 (Illustrated).
- Portsmouth Electric Lighting Station, p496.
- Report on Trials of a Crossley Gas Engine at Wallaert Freres Mill Lille - M. Aime Witz, p507.
- Royal Institution, p510.
- Russian Volunteer Fleet, p507 (Illustrated).
- Scotch Railway Extensions, p495.
- Six German Steam Boiler Experiments With the Same Coal (Ruhr) - Bryan Donkin, p508
- Taylor's Self Contained Gas Fired Steam Generators, p498 (Illustrated).
- Twin Screw Steamship Prussia, for the Hamburg-American Line, p496 (Illustrated).
See Also
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