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** [[Professor Henry Smith]] of Oxford University | ** [[Professor Henry Smith]] of Oxford University | ||
** [[William Hamilton|W. R. Hamilton]] | ** Sir [[William Rowan Hamilton|W. R. Hamilton]] | ||
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** [[J. Woerner and Co]] | ** [[J. Woerner and Co]] | ||
* Octuple Telephone, p108 (Illustrated). | * Octuple Telephone, p108 (Illustrated). | ||
** [[Cooke and Sons]] | ** [[T. Cooke and Sons|Cooke and Sons]] of York | ||
** [[Isaac Lowthian Bell|Bell]] | ** [[Isaac Lowthian Bell|Bell]] | ||
* [[Society of Engineers]] - [[Robert Paulson Spice]] (President), p117. | * [[Society of Engineers]] - [[Robert Paulson Spice]] (President), p117. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:17, 20 March 2017
1878 August 16th PDF
Main Subjects
- 1878 Paris Exhibition, p106 (XXVII).
- Tramway Engine, p108 (Illustrated).
- Baldwin Latham - Contracts Open - Croydon Rural Sewerage Works, p109, p112 (Illustrated).
- British Association, p110, p116
- William Spottiswoode
- Professor Huxley
- John Hawkshaw
- Allen Thomson
- Professor Williamson
- Professor Henry Smith of Oxford University
- Sir W. R. Hamilton
- Construction of Roads, p117 (Illustrated).
- Cyprus, p108.
- Editorial, p113
- Thornaby Accident
- British Association at Dublin
- Marine Engine Governors
- Naval Review at Portsmouth
- Sheaf Binding Machines
- Colliery Dispute of the Old Sort
- Fatal Accident at Thornaby Ironworks, p110.
- John Thompson, foreman fitter
- William Whitwell
- Thomas Whitwell
- Mail Covered Flexible Tubing, p108 (Illustrated).
- Metropolitan District Railway; Fulham Extension, p118.
- Milling Machainery at the Paris Exhibition, p105 (I).
- Octuple Telephone, p108 (Illustrated).
- Cooke and Sons of York
- Bell
- Society of Engineers - Robert Paulson Spice (President), p117.
See Also
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