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* Fittings of the [[SS Great Eastern]], p 111. | * Fittings of the [[SS Great Eastern]], p 111. | ||
* [[F. W. Turner]] | * [[F. W. Turner (of Swansea)|F. W. Turner's]] Improvements in Steam Engines, p 118. (Illustrated). | ||
* [[Institution of Mechanical Engineers]] - [[Henry Marten]], p 109. | * [[Institution of Mechanical Engineers]] - [[Henry Marten]], p 109. | ||
* [[John Lees (of Ashton-under-Lyne)|John Lees']] and [[William Heap ( | * [[John Lees (of Ashton-under-Lyne)|John Lees']] and [[William Heap (2)|William Heap's]] Punching Machinery, p 114. (Illustrated). | ||
* [[J. Knoweldon]] and [[R. D. Edwards]]' Hydraulic Engines, p 115. (Illustrated). | * [[J. Knoweldon]] and [[R. D. Edwards]]' Hydraulic Engines, p 115. (Illustrated). | ||
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1859 August 12th PDF
Main Subjects
- A. V. Newton's Condensing Apparatus, p 114. (Illustrated).
- Charles Hodgson's Manufacture of Fuel from Peat, p 115. (Illustrated).
- Cleansing of the Serpentine, p 111.
- Editorial, p 119.
- Railways in London.
- Russian Railways.
- New Bronze Coinage.
- SS Great Eastern.
- Employment of Discharged Prisoners.
- Fittings of the SS Great Eastern, p 111.
- F. W. Turner's Improvements in Steam Engines, p 118. (Illustrated).
- John Lees' and William Heap's Punching Machinery, p 114. (Illustrated).
- J. Knoweldon and R. D. Edwards' Hydraulic Engines, p 115. (Illustrated).
- John Whitlaw's Sewerage Apparatus, p 118.
- Jonathan Wardill's Improved Stopper for Chains and Ropes, p 115. (Illustrated).
- Letters to the Editor, p 115.
- Military Improvements, p 113.
- Mineral Wealth of the United Kingdom - Robert Hunt, p 110.
- Nine Hours' Movement, p 111.
- Public Works in New South Wales, p 112.
- Steam Boiler Explosions, p 113.
- Under Sunk Foundations, p 110.
- Victorian Railways, p 110.
See Also
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