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* [[Society of Engineers]], Notes on Electric Light Engineering, read by [[Charles Henry Walker Biggs|C. H. W. Biggs]] and [[William Worby Beaumont|W. Worby Beaumont]], p 169. | * [[Society of Engineers]], Notes on Electric Light Engineering, read by [[Charles Henry Walker Biggs|C. H. W. Biggs]] and [[William Worby Beaumont|W. Worby Beaumont]], p 169. | ||
* Steel for Structures, [[Institution of Civil Engineers]], read by [[Ewing Matheson]]. p 169. | * Steel for Structures, [[Institution of Civil Engineers]], read by [[Ewing Matheson (of London)|Ewing Matheson]]. p 169. | ||
* Tatham's Dynamometer, p 173. | * Tatham's Dynamometer, p 173. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:17, 25 May 2018
1882 March 10th PDF
Main Subjects
- Automatic Lifting Bogie, Bishop Auckland Ironworks, Edward Hutchinson, Engineer, p 173. (Illustrated)
- Editorial, p 177.
- Professor Ayrton on the Faure Battery.
- Colonel Maitland on Modern Ordnance.
- Steam Engine Economy, a report by Michael Longridge.
- The American Patent Office Report.
- River Pollution in the North.
- Causes of Colliery Explosions.
- Combining to Restrict.
- Engines of the SS La France, p 173 and 176. (Illustrated)
- Institution of Civil Engineers, Air Refrigerating Machinery by J. J. Coleman.
- Letters to the Editor, p 171.
- Arthur Adams.
- Meacock's Lubricator, p 180. (Illustrated)
- Obituary - Thomas Aveling, p 177 and p 180.
- Patent Journal, p 183.
- Seagoing Torpedo Boat for the Argentine Government, p 180. (Illustrated)
- Society of Engineers, Notes on Electric Light Engineering, read by C. H. W. Biggs and W. Worby Beaumont, p 169.
- Steel for Structures, Institution of Civil Engineers, read by Ewing Matheson. p 169.
- Tatham's Dynamometer, p 173.
- Water Supply of Small Towns, No. 1. Carnoustie, p 181
See Also
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