The Engineer 1862/08/29

1862 August 29th PDF

Main Subjects

• Adulteration of Food, p 126.

• Aich Metal - New Gun Metal, p 124.

• Armour Plates for Ships at War, p 128.
  • Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Co.
  • Parkgate Works
  • Atlas Works.
  • Josiah Jones of Liverpool
• Boiler Explosions, p 127.

• Boiler Explosion Near Wigan, p 126.
  • Woods and Son, of Scott Lane Colliery near Wigan
  • Haigh Boiler Co.
• Charlton's Horse-Shoes, p 124. (Illustrated).
  • Henry Charlton.
• Death - John Lewis Ricardo.

• Editorial, p 129.
  • Boiler Feeding Apparatus.
  • Weaving Machinery in the Exhibition.
    • J. Harrison and Sons.
  • Type-Composing Machinery.
    • Robert Hattersley.
• Experiment with a Traction Engine, p 131.
  • Grissell.
• Gleaning From The 1862 London Exhibition . p 121.

• Grimaldi's Rotary Boiler, p 130.

• History of The Soda Manufacture read by William Gossage at the last (i.e. previous) meeting of the British Association, p 122 - 123.
  • Charles Tennant.
  • William Losh.
  • James Muspratt.
  • Crosfield Brothers and Company.
  • Taix and Co.
  • Messrs Evans and M'Bryde
  • Dr Roscoe.
  • J. C. Gamble and Son.
  • Muspratt Bros. and Huntley.
  • James Muspratt and Sons.
  • Gaskell, Deacon and Co.
  • A. G. Kurtz and Co.
• Johnson's Apparatus for Cleaning Wheat, p 124. (Illustrated).
  • Mr Johnson of Lincoln's Inn Fields
• Letters to The Editor, p 125.
  • Ship's Rudders (Illustrated).
  • Evan Leigh.
  • R. M. Ordish.
  • Richard Eaton.
• Metals in the International Exhibition, (Exhibitors Listed), p 131.

• Notes From New South Wales, p 122.
  • Peto and Co.
  • Great Western Railway
  • Menangle Viaduct.
  • Great Southern Railway
  • Great Northern Railway
  • J. Cuthbert.
  • Australian Steam Navigation Co.
  • Peninsular and Oriental Co
  • P. and N. Russell.
• Patent Office Buildings, p 127.

• Railway Accidents and The Law, p 124.

• Shaw's Apparatus for Stopping Railway Trains, p 125. (Illustrated).
  • Frederick Shaw.
• Thames Embankment, p 126.

• Trial of The Black Prince, p 127 - 128.
  • Engines by John Penn and Sons.
  • A. Murray, chief engineer of the Steam Factory Department
  • Portsmouth Dockyard
  • Keyham Works
  • Beale and Co of Parkgate Works
  • Messrs.Rigley (sic) of Parkhead Works, Glasgow.
  • HMS Warrior.
• Yule's Machine for Cutting Scrap Iron, p 128. (Illustrated).

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