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Charles Broderip

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of London

Awarded 4 patents relating to steam engines

1816 Elected Fellow of the Royal Society

1821 Resident in Glasgow at the time a patent was awarded[1]

c.1822 Fitted the PS Tartar with steam engines and sailed across the Bay of Biscay, the first steam-powered vessel to do so.

1828 The executor of the estate of Charles Broderip (of Spring Gardens) patented a form of engine which was similar to the later trunk engine of Francis Humphrys

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ The London journal of arts and sciences (and repertory of patent inventions (1822) ... edited by William Newton [1]
  • The Civil Engineer and Architect's Journal, Volume 3, 1840 [2]
  • The Music Trade in Georgian England edited by Michael Kassler
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