The Engineer 1863/05/29

1863 May 29th PDF

Main Subjects

• Barningham's Permanent Way, p 302. (Illustrated).
  • William Barningham.
• Editorial, p 307.
  • The Indicator Applied to Locomotives.
  • Gasworks and the Manufacture of Sulphate of Ammonia.
• Emery's Horse Power, p 299. (Illustrated).
  • H. L. Emery.
• Hitchcock's Manufacture of Ordnance, p 303. (Illustrated).

• Humphry's Steering Apparatus, p 303. (Illustrated).
  • Edward Humphrys.
• Institution of Civil Engineers, p 299.
  • 19th May, 1863, John Hawkshaw, President in the Chair. 'The Manufacture of Duplicate Machines and Engines'. by John Fernie.
• Lauth's Machinery for Polishing Sheet Iron, p 302. (Illustrated).
  • Bernard Lauth.

• Letters to the Editor, p 308.
  • Thomas Edward Symonds.

• Lord's Opening and Cleaning Cotton, p 306. (Illustrated).
  • Edward Lord.
• Manchester Boiler Association, p 306.
  • 26th May 1863, L. E. Fletcher - Chief Engineer.
• Royal Institution of Great Britain, p 300 - 302.
  • 24th April 1863, Duke of Northumberland President in the Chair. 'Luminous Meteors', by Alexander S. Herschel.
    • Humphry Davy.
  • 8th May 1863, Sir Roderick I. Murchison Vice-President in the Chair. 'Some Chemical and Physical Properties of Soils and the Productive Powers of the Soils of England' by Dr. Augustus Voelcker
    • Royal Agricultural Society.
• Society of Arts, p 304.
  • 13th May 1863, Chandos Wren Hoskyns in the Chair. 'An Improved Mode of Collecting Excrementitous Matter with a View to its Benefit of Agriculture and the Relief of Local Taxation', by J. L. W. Thudichum.
  • 'A System of Earth Sewage' by Rev. H. Moule.
• Tangye's Pulleys, p 302. (Illustrated).
  • James Tangye.
• The Bottoms of Iron Ships, p 302.
  • Peacock and Buchan.

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