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* Report of the Rainfall Committee for the Year 1870-1871, p 108. | * Report of the Rainfall Committee for the Year 1870-1871, p 108. | ||
** [[G. J. Symons]]. | ** [[George James Symons|G. J. Symons]]. | ||
* [[E. R. and F. Turner |Turner's]] Improvements in Steam Engines, p 110. (Illustrated). | * [[E. R. and F. Turner |Turner's]] Improvements in Steam Engines, p 110. (Illustrated). | ||
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1871 August 18th PDF
Main Subjects
- A Great Explosion, p 103.
- Death - Charles Dyke, p 115.
- Editorial, p 111.
- The Mechanical Section of The British Association.
- Mr. Reed as an Oracle.
- Foreign Periodical Literature.
- Private Bills of the Session.
- Railway Gauges - By Robert Fairlie , p 112.
- Experiments on the Strength of Cast Iron Girders, p 104.
- Examination for Admission to the Engineering Establishment (India), Part II, continued from p 98, p 107.
- Eyth's Patent Valve Gear, p 106.
- Letters to the Editor, p 104.
- Narrow Gauge, p 109.
- On Recent Investigations and Applications of Explosive Agents - By Professor Abel, p 114.
- On the Construction of Traction Engines (no III), p 103.
- On Carr's Patent Distintegrating Flour Mill - By Mr. T. Carr, p 105.
- Report of the Rainfall Committee for the Year 1870-1871, p 108.
- Turner's Improvements in Steam Engines, p 110. (Illustrated).
- William Tuxford and Sons - Steam Ploughing Windlass, p 110. (Illustrated).
See Also
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