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* British Association of the Advancement of Science, p 250. | * [[British Association|British Association of the Advancement of Science]], p 250. | ||
** Professor Owen. | ** [[Richard Owen|Professor Owen]]. | ||
* [[Cyrus W. Field|Cyrus Field]] and the Atlantic Cable, p 256. | * [[Cyrus W. Field|Cyrus Field]] and the Atlantic Cable, p 256. | ||
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1858 October 1st PDF
Main Subjects
- British Association of the Advancement of Science, p 250.
- Cyrus Field and the Atlantic Cable, p 256.
- Editorial, p 257.
- British Association.
- Harbours of Refuge.
- Dr. Letheby on the Sewage Question.
- Proposed Exhibition of 1861.
- English Industrial Passports.
- The Autographic Telegraph.
- Derrick Apparatus for Raising Sunken Vessels.
- Fisken and Co's Steam Plough, p 260.
- Improvement of Canadian Lake Navigation, p 249.
- James Henderson's Shells or Explosive Projectiles, p 252.
- Joseph Beattie's Improvements in Locomotive and Other Engines, p 255 and 256. (Illustrated).
- Letters to the Editor, p 254.
- Marine Museum, Yarmouth, p 254.
- On an Apparatus for Exhibiting Optical Illusions, Illustrating Spectural Phenomena, p 252.
- Plasticity of Ice - By James Thomson, p 260.
- Progress of Mechanical Science - By William Fairbairn, p 254.
- Proposed Northfleet Dock, p 260.
- Railway Accidents in the West Midlands, p 260.
- Royal Terrace Pier and Gardens at Gravesend, p 251.
- William Johnston's Fluid Regulating Apparatus, p 253.
- William Naylor's Double-Acting Steam Hammer, p 253.
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