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** [[Henry Bessemer]]. | ** [[Henry Bessemer]]. | ||
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** [[E. L. Ahrons]]. | ** [[Ernest Leopold Ahrons|E. L. Ahrons]]. | ||
** [[Clement E. Stretton]]. | ** [[Clement E. Stretton]]. | ||
** [[Daniel Kinnear Clark]]. | ** [[Daniel Kinnear Clark]]. | ||
Revision as of 09:06, 25 August 2014
1884 May 16th PDF
Main Subjects
- Boutard's Reversing Gear, p 362.
- Climax Vice, p 362. (Illustrated).
- Consumption of Fuel in Locomotives - George Marie, p 364.
- Death - John George Liddiard, p 367.
- Editorial, p 367.
- The Weakness of Our Fleet.
- High Speed Locomotives.
- Steam Engine Construction.
- Railway Signals.
- River Ouse and Fen Drainage.
- The Distribution of Cheap Driving Power.
- Engineering Trades' Unions.
- Idle Steamships.
- Terminal Charges.
- Electrical Apparatus at St. Gothard Railway, p 366 and 371. (Illustrated).
- English and French Fleets, p 372.
- Fourteen Ton Portable Steam Crane, Parkhead Steel Works, Glasgow, p 363. (Illustrated).
- Hansell's Tramway Wheels, p 362.
- Iron and Steel Institute, p 359.
- Letters to the Editor, p 360.
- Lightfoot's Dry Air Refrigerator, p 359. (Illustrated).
- Machinery and Mechanical Appliances at the 1884 International Health Exhibition, p 357.
- Manchester Ship Canal, p 370.
- Patent Journal, p 374.
- Telegraph Signalling on the St. Gothard Railway, p 371.
See Also
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