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Latest revision as of 11:51, 6 November 2018
- Contents, p373.
Main Subjects
- American Engineering News, p379.
- American Locomotives for the Imperial Chinese Railways, p377 (Illustrated).
- Attack of Harveyed Armour Plates By Armour Piercing Projectiles, p359 (Table).
- Board of Trade Electrical Standardising Laboratory, p363.
- Brigg's Bicycle Attachment, p367 (Illustrated).
- Cycles of Gas and Oil Engines - James D. Roots, (No. VI), Two-Revolution, or De Richas Cycle, p360.
- Diesel Oil Engine - B. Donkin, p364.
- Editorial, p373.
- The War
- Ventilation of the Metropolitan Railway
- Completion of our Coast Defences
- Value of Engineering Research
- New Tunnel Projects in Switzerland
- Transatlantic Trade Improvement
- Germany and the Paris Exhibition
- Zululand Coalfields.
- Free Labour Versus Trade Unionism, p367.
- Harbours and Waterways, p375.
- Institution of Civil Engineers Examinations, p370.
- Improved Oil Cans, p367.
- Launch of HMS Canopus, p366, p372 (Illustrated).
- Letters to the Editor, p377.
- One Hundred Ton Testing Machine, p376 (Illustrated).
- Multiplex Reducing Valve, p376 (Illustrated).
- Norwegian Railway Coach, p363 (Illustrated).
- Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering on the Thames in the Victorian Era, (No. III), p368 (Illustrated).
- Strike and Lockout, p378.
- William Radcliffe Pumping Engine, Aubrey Street, Liverpool - Alfred Towler, p380 (Illustrated).
See Also
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