The Engineer 1902/11/14
From Graces Guide
- Contents, p471.
Main Subjects
- Automatic Stoker, p478 (Illustrated).
- British Association Address - Professor R. H. Smith, (No. I), p459.
- John Perry
- The 2 Lloyds - presumably Humphrey Lloyd and his father, Bartholomew Lloyd.
- Romney Robinson
- Lord Rosse
- MacCullagh
- Jellett
- FitzGerald
- Thomas Andrews
- James Thomson
- Sir William Rowan Hamilton
- Prof. Dewar
- Kelland
- Tait
- Prof. Edward Divers.
- British and French Train Services in 1902 - Charles Rous-Marten, (No. III), p459.
- Death, p471.
- Designing and Equipment of Blast Furnaces - John L. Stevenson, (No. V), p474 (Illustrated).
- Dockyard Notes, p476.
- Editorial, p471.
- French Navy
- Some Peculiarities of Steel
- Liquid Fuel for Warships
- Colonial Markets
- Electric Undertakings
- Clyde and the New Cunarders
- Electric Power Transmission and Supply in Switzerland, (No. IV), p461, p462 (Illustrated).
- Impact and Fatigue in Railway Bridges - J. Graham, p465.
- Letters to the Editor, p476.
- Edwin N. Henwood
- Reay
- Brassey
- Richard Farrant
- John Kendall, of George Peak and Co, Manchester
- J. Sinclair Fairfax
- R. E. Crompton
- J. Batey
- W. B. Thompson of Devonshire Club
- Joseph Newey
- Obituary, p476.
- Oil Fuel in the United States Navy, p476.
- Oil Motor Cars of 1902 - C. C. Longdridge, p478.
- Report on the Working of American Railways - W. V. Constable, p480.
- Subterranean Cables to the North, p468.
- Training of Engineers at an American University - Frank Fayant, p466, p470 (Illustrated).
- U. S. Armoured Cruisers Tennessee and Washington, p468.
- Water Supply of Paris, p460.
See Also
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