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* [[Baily and Sons]] - Cast-Iron Gate, p296 (Illustrated). | * [[William Baily and Sons|Baily and Sons]] - Cast-Iron Gate, p296 (Illustrated). | ||
* Dewrance's Improvements in the Frames of Pianofortes, p293. | * Dewrance's Improvements in the Frames of Pianofortes, p293. | ||
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1856 May 30th PDF
Main Subjects
- Baily and Sons - Cast-Iron Gate, p296 (Illustrated).
- Dewrance's Improvements in the Frames of Pianofortes, p293.
- Dickens's Machinery for Spinning Silk, p292 (Illustrated).
- Dickinson's Improvement in the Manufacture of Paper, p293 (Illustrated).
- Editorial, p297.
- Commercial Prospects of the Country
- Steam Communication with Australia
- Subject for a Government Commission
- Progress of the New Bridges
- Stephenson versus the Postmaster-General.
- Guilbert and Guillemere's New Bridle for Overruling Fiery Horses, p292.
- Institution of Civil Engineers, p294.
- Law Proceedings, p295.
- Whichelo
- Brighton and Hove Waterworks Co.
- Marchinton's Improvements in the Construction of Vices, p293 (Illustrated).
- Metropolitan Board of Works, p295.
- Parliamentary Intelligence, p295.
- Prize Essay on the Prevention of the Smoke Nuisance - Charles Wye Williams, (Section IX), p291.
- Royal Agricultural Society of England, p295.
- Mr. Hudson
- Evelyn Denison, MP
- H. Wilson.
- Society of Arts - Paper Read was on the History and Present State of the Machine-Wrought Lace Trade - William Felkin, p294.
See Also
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