The Engineer 1919/05/16

Main Subjects

Aeronautical Notes, p 489.
- New British Airship, Beardmore, Armstrong Whitworth, Short Brothers.
- First Commercial Flight, Boulton and Paul.
- The B.A.T Passenger Biplane.
Belgian Iron and Steel Industry During the War, by Leon Greiner, p 476.

Editorial, p 483.
- The Renovation of the Navy.
- Railway Fares.
- Electric Furnaces.
Electrically Driven Ships' Auxiliaries, p 478 and p 482. (Illustrated)
- Laurence, Scott and Co.
- Harland and Wolff.
Electric Welding and Welding Appliances, (No.XIV.), p 471. (Illustrated)
- Institution of Civil Engineers.
- Westcott Stile Abell.
- Major James Caldwell.
- W. T. Bonner, Chester Shipbuilding Co.
- H. M. Hobart.
Electricity Supply Bill, p 477.

Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Harold F. Massey, President, p 484.
- P. Peakman.
Iron and Steel Institute, (No. II.), Eugene Schneider, President, p 474
- August Greiner.
- Use of Powdered Coal, by L. C. Harvey.
- Iron and Steel Institute
- Institution of Electrical Engineers.
- W. K. Booth.
- A. Sahlin.
- R. G. Mercer, Electric Furnaces in the United Kingdom, 1918, p 490
- V. Stobie.
- J. Bibby.
- H. A. Greaves.
James Watt Centenary, p 480.
- Sir Oliver Lodge.
- W. J. Tennant.
Launches and Trial Trips, p 490.
- SS Polo, Built by Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson, acquired by the Ellermans Wilson Line, Engines by Richardsons, Westgarth and Co.
Letters to the Editor, p 489.
- The Institution of Civil Engineers.
- Labour Exchanges and Unemployment Donation, Albert W. Kemp.
- Geometrical Trisection of an Angle, H. R. Kempe.
- Theory of Plate Springs, George T. Pardoe.
Links in the History of Engineering by Rhys Jenkins, (No. VIII.), p 471.
- Henry Beighton and the Newcomen Engine.
Provincial Letters, p 491.

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