The Engineer 1861/09/06

1861 September 06th PDF

Main Subjects

• British Association, p 131.

• Charles E. Crawley and Theodore Schneider's Safety Lamps, p 136. (Illustrated).

• Charles Lungley's Armour for Ships, p 136.

• Commissioners of Patents' Report, 1860, p 139.

• Editorial, p 141.
  • The Brighton Railway Disaster.
  • High Pressure Steam.
  • Long Steamships.
• Electric Telegraph in the Year X of the French Republic, p 144.

• Gas in the British Museum, p 146.

• Henry Bessemer's Ordnance and Projectiles, p 136. (Illustrated).

• J. A. Shipton's Steam Engines, p 140. (Illustrated).

• Letters to the Editor, p 138.
  • Hall and Wells.
  • P. H. Holland.
• Negretti and Zambra's Mountain Barometers, p 137.

• Proposed New Iron Frigates, p 139.

• Railway Accident, p 144.
  • Hampstead Junction Line.
• Society of Engineers - H. P. Stephenson, p 144.
  • E. Edwards

• Steam Fleets, p 146.

• Telegraph Cable Report - Charles Wheatstone, p 133.
  • I Principal Telegraph Lines laid
  • Shallow Water Cables.
    • Submarine Telegraph Co.
    • International Telegraph Co.
    • Electric Telegraph Co.
    • W. T. Henley
  • Deep Sea Cables.
    • Frederick N. Gisborne.
    • Cyrus Field.
    • Dudley Field.
    • Peter Cooper.
    • Chandler White
    • Moses Taylor
    • Marshall O'Roberts.
    • New York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph Co.
    • Atlantic Telegraph Co.
    • Glass, Elliot and Co.
    • R. S. Newall and Co.
  • II The Construction and Laying of Submarine Cables
    • (1) The Conducting Wire
  • continued p.163

• T. Gibson and W. and H. Knighton's Core Barrels, p 137. (Illustrated).

• Thomas Haworth's Governors, p 137.

• Water Barometer, p 146.
  • James Glaisher.
  • Somerset House of Royal Society to Crystal Palace

• Winstanley and Kelly's Pumps, p 140. (Illustrated).

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