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** [[William Siemens ]]. | ** [[William Siemens ]]. | ||
** [[William Henry Preece ]]. | ** [[William Henry Preece ]]. | ||
* [[Smithfield Club]] - Exhibits at the [[1872 Smithfield Show]], p 391. (Illustrated). | * [[Smithfield Club]] - Exhibits at the [[1872 Smithfield Club Show]], p 391. (Illustrated). | ||
** [[E. R. and F. Turner ]]. | ** [[E. R. and F. Turner ]]. | ||
** [[Boulton and Imray]] | ** [[Boulton and Imray]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:37, 9 August 2017
Main Subjects
- Alexandria Harbour - Tipping Concrete Blocks, p 398 and p 403.. (Illustrated).
- Chemical Society - Dr. Frankland, p 396.
- F. W. Fison.
- T. A. Omerod.
- Editorial, p 399.
- Railway Carriages and Platforms.
- Patent Law in Japan.
- Holborn Valley Improvements, p 394 and 403. (Illustrated).
- Institution of Engineers and Ship Builders in Scotland - Robert Duncan , p 400.
- Letters to the Editor, p 397.
- On the Mechanical Means for Removing the Prostrate Obelisk of Alexandria to England - By James E. Alexander, p 402.
- Royal Society - By James Paget, p 402.
- Society of Telegraph Engineers, p 396.
- Smithfield Club - Exhibits at the 1872 Smithfield Club Show, p 391. (Illustrated).
- E. R. and F. Turner .
- Boulton and Imray
- Richmond and Chandler .
- Brotherhood and Hardingham .
- Ruston, Proctor and Co .
- Peter Keevil and Sons .
- Clayton and Shuttleworth.
- Tangyes.
- Richard Garrett and Sons.
- Davey, Paxman and Co .
- Beverley Iron and Waggon Co.
- Willsher and Co .
- E. Humphries and Co .
- Reading Iron Works .
- Nalder and Nalder .
- Charles Powis and Co .
- Ransomes, Sims and Head.
- William Tasker and Sons .
- W. S. Underhill .
- Wallis and Steevens .
- Woods, Cocksedge and Warner .
- Lawrence and Co .
- Follows and Bate .
- Samuel Corbett and Son .
- Hayward, Tyler and Co.
- Charles Beyer .
- Pollard, Jephson and Co .
- Universal Paint Co.
- Samuelson and Co .
- Westwood, Bailey and Co - Bridge over the River Lea, Bromley By Bow, p 395. (Illustrated).
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