The Engineer 1881/04/22

1881 April 22nd PDF

Main Subjects

• Deaths
  • Joseph Green Cooke, p 295.
  • Christian Philip Max Maria von Weber, p 298.
• Editorial, p 295.
  • The Mystery of Steel.
  • The Zero Motor - Professor Gamgee.
  • The Durham Salt Deposits - Bell Brothers and Bolckow, Vaughan and Co.
  • Electric Lighting in Steel Works. - Wilson, Cammell and Co.
  • Water Supply of Middlesbrough.
• Institution of Civil Engineers, p 292.
  • James Brunlees.
  • Benjamin Baker.
• Institution of Naval Architects, p 287.
  • Earl of Ravensworth.
  • W. H. White - On the Roll of Sailing Ships.
  • William Froude - Wave-Making Resistance of Ships.
  • W. W. Rundell - On Freeboard and Displacement in Relation to Strains in Ships Among Waves.
  • E. E. Goulaeff - On Russian Imperial Yacht Livadia.
  • Edward James Reed - The Injuries Sustained by the Livadia in the Bay of Biscay.
  • Colin Archer - Shipbuilding a Thousand Years Ago.
• Specification For Goods Engines, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, concluded from p 281, p 290 and 291. (Illustrated).

• Watts and Co - Double Band Saw, p 287, 294 and 299. (Illustrated).
  • Mr. Aylesbury.
• Letters to the Editor, p 297.
  • S. Darton.
  • John C. Wilson, on safety valves.
  • Thomas Messenger.
  • J. N. Armitage.
  • Anthony Spencer Bower.
  • A. Alexander of Charles Cammell and Co.
  • W. H. Greenwood of Phoenix Foundry and Engineering Works.
  • Frank B. Salmon.
  • P. Krapf.
  • S. H. Papps.
  • F. H. Holmes.
• Smith's Patent Catapult, p 298.

• Tenders, p 299.

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