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* Editorial | * Editorial, p 215. | ||
** The Pollution of Rivers. | |||
** Iron Trade of the United States. | |||
** Private Bills in Parliament. | |||
** Aerial Bridge at Fourvieres, France. | |||
* Glasgow Harbour - Foundations for 60-ton Carne, p 191 and 218. (Illustrated). | |||
* [[Institution of Civil Engineers]], p 208. | * [[Institution of Civil Engineers]], p 208. | ||
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* On the Strains and Strengths of Ships - [[John Wigham Richardson ]], p 212. | * On the Strains and Strengths of Ships - [[John Wigham Richardson ]], p 212. | ||
* [[Robert Paulson Spice]] - Retort Ovens, Boston Gasworks, p 211. (Illustrated). | * [[Robert Paulson Spice]] - Retort Ovens, Boston Gasworks, p 211 and 214. (Illustrated). | ||
* The Life and Labours of the Late Sir [[Charles Lyell]], p 207. | * The Life and Labours of the Late Sir [[Charles Lyell]], p 207. | ||
Revision as of 09:36, 21 September 2012
1875 March 26th PDF
Main Subjects
- Editorial, p 215.
- The Pollution of Rivers.
- Iron Trade of the United States.
- Private Bills in Parliament.
- Aerial Bridge at Fourvieres, France.
- Glasgow Harbour - Foundations for 60-ton Carne, p 191 and 218. (Illustrated).
- Institution of Civil Engineers, p 208.
- Members and guests listed.
- Hancocks and Co.
- T. E. Harrison.
- Iron and Steel for Shipbuilding - By Nathaniel Barnaby , p 211.
- On the Strains and Strengths of Ships - John Wigham Richardson , p 212.
- Robert Paulson Spice - Retort Ovens, Boston Gasworks, p 211 and 214. (Illustrated).
- The Life and Labours of the Late Sir Charles Lyell, p 207.
See Also
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