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** The [[1862 London Exhibition]] Buildings. | ** The [[1862 London Exhibition]] Buildings. | ||
** Heat and Water, p 177. | ** Heat and Water, p 177. | ||
** [[J. C. Dyer]]. | ** [[Joseph Chessborough Dyer|J. C. Dyer]]. | ||
* [[Institution of Naval Architects]] - [[Charles Alexander Yorke]], p 168. | * [[Institution of Naval Architects]] - [[Charles Alexander Yorke]], p 168. | ||
** [[John Scott Russell]]. | ** [[John Scott Russell]]. | ||
Revision as of 10:25, 15 May 2014
1861 March 15th PDF
Main Subjects
- Bankruptcy Financial Reform, p 168.
- Civil and Mechanical Engineers' Society, p 172.
- Ebenezer Partridge's Axle and Axle-Boxes, p 170. (Illustrated).
- Editorial, p 175.
- Manufacture of Iron.
- The Admiralty and Iron Ships.
- Education Engineering.
- The Civil Engineers' Social Status.
- The 1862 London Exhibition Buildings.
- Heat and Water, p 177.
- J. C. Dyer.
- Institution of Naval Architects - Charles Alexander Yorke, p 168.
- James G. Wilson's Knitting Machinery.
- James Higgin's Railways and Railway Carriages, p 174. (Illustrated).
- James Higgin and Thomas S. Whitworth's Carding Engines, p 170. (Illustrated).
- Joseph Roberts' Ratchet Spanner, p 170. (Illustrated).
- Letters to the Editor, p 172.
- Nine Hours' Movements, p 170.
- Society of Engineers - James Amos, p 167.
- T. and W. E. Jevon's Iron-Plated Ships, p 174. (Illustrated).
See Also
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