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** [[David Rollo and Sons]] | ** [[David Rollo and Sons]] | ||
** [[John Elder and Co]] | ** [[John Elder and Co]] | ||
** [[Allen and Co]] | ** [[W. H. Allen and Co|Allen and Co]] | ||
** [[G. and J. Weir]]. | ** [[G. and J. Weir]]. | ||
* Palatine Gas Engine, p576 (Illustrated). | * Palatine Gas Engine, p576 (Illustrated). |
Latest revision as of 16:26, 14 October 2019
Main Subjects
- Abstracts of Consular and Diplomatic Reports, p576.
- American Criticism on English Railroads, p575.
- Caisson, Dry Dock, Cockatoo Island, p578, p585 (Illustrated).
- Construction of the Modern Locomotive, Section II, Part III - Brass Foundry, p573 (Illustrated).
- Eaton Waterworks, p587 (Illustrated).
- Tangyes
- Price and Shardlow
- G. F. Todd
- J. Blakeborough and Sons
- George Hodson
- Joseph Orchard
- Thomas Smith, oldest member of the board.
- Editorial, p583.
- Fashion and Steam Engines
- Oil Centre for the East
- Fast Trains to Railway Centres
- Proposed Ship Canal to Brussels
- Year's Clyde Dredgings
- Flexible Metallic Tubing, p580.
- Hollow Shafts, p577.
- Pacific Steamer Iberia, p586.
- Palatine Gas Engine, p576 (Illustrated).
- Private Bills in Parliament, p588.
- Railway Rates and the Metal and Engineering Trades, p575.
- Raising and Moving Masonry Buildings Bodily, p579 (Illustrated).
- Russian Navy-Belted Cruiser Pamyat Azona, p582, p586 (Illustrated).
- Scott's Board Drop Hammer, p586 (Illustrated).
- Smith's Pulley, p586 (Illustrated).
- Some Early Railway Brakes, p576.
- Tramways in the United Kingdom, p579.
- Welded and Rivetted Steel Steam Pipes, p586 (Illustrated).
- Messrs Galloway of Manchester