The Engineer 1895/05/10

1895 May 10th PDF

Main Subjects

• Contents, p 403.

• 1895 International Shoe and Leather Exhibition, p 396.
  • Mudd and Co.
  • Keats and Brothers.
  • Gare Machine Co
  • Bateman's Nailing Co.
  • Gimson and Co.
  • Pearson and Bennion.
  • Intermittent Rotary Sewing Machine Co.
  • Pegg and Son.
  • Robinson and Co, of Kettering
  • Douglas Brothers, of Bristol
  • Standard Engineering Co, of Leicester
  • Singer Manufacturing Co
  • Wheeler and Wilson
• Caledonian Railway - Express Passenger Engine - John Lambie, p 402a and 407. (Illustrated).

• Combined Crane and Locomotive - R. and W. Hawthorn, Leslie and Co, p 398. (Illustrated).

• Editorial, p 403.
  • American Russian Petroleum.
  • Water Tube Boilers and Colonial Planters.
  • Thermodynamics, Physicists and Engineers - Oliver J. Lodge.
  • Increased Armour Plate Production.
• Governing Steam Engines By Throttling and By Variable Expansion - By Matthew Henry Phineas Riall Sankey, p 409.

• Institution of Mechanical Engineers, p 394.

• Iron and Steel Institute, p 405.
  • Henry Bessemer.
  • James Kitson, Junior.
  • Andrew Carnegie.
  • Henry M. Howe.
• Institution of Mining and Metallurgy, p 406.

• James Forrest Lecture - Development of the Experimental Study of Heat Engines - W. C. Unwin, p 379.

• Letters to the Editors, p 400.
  • J. Sinclair Fairfax.
  • E. D. Marten.
  • Thomas Hill.
  • E. Petersen.
  • Delta Metal Co.
• Low Level Concrete Bridge, Maryborough, Queenland - A. B. Brady, p 395 and 399. (Illustrated).

• Municipal Engineering Works at Brighton, p 408.
  • Francis J. C. May, M. Inst. C. E.
  • Arthur Wright.
  • Brighton Electricity Works
  • James Johnston , A. M.I.C.E.
  • Mr T. Wilkinson - B. Cooke and Co.
• Newport Harbour Commissioners' Weekly Trade Report, p 410.

• North Eastern Steel Co - Metal Mixers, p 405.

• Reliance Stockless Anchor - At a Ship Launch, p 406. (Illustrated).

• Royal Institution of Great Britain, p 396.
  • James Dewar - The Liquefaction of Gases.
  • George Forbes - Electric Currents.
• Story of Shipbuilding on the Tyne, p 393.

• United States Naval Gun Factory at Washington DC, p 393 and 402. (Illustrated).

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