Difference between revisions of "The Engineer 1861/09/20"
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* [[Harrild and Sons]]' Apparatus for Printing Addresses, p 173. (Illustrated). | * [[Harrild and Sons]]' Apparatus for Printing Addresses, p 173. (Illustrated). |
Revision as of 12:27, 24 April 2014
Main Subjects
- Action of Water on Lead - F. Crace Calvert, p 175.
- American Rifled Cast Iron Cannon, p 171.
- Charles While's Rolling Mill, p 172. (Illustrated).
- Cotton Crisis, p 171.
- Editorial
- George Williams' Charcoal Kiln, p 176. (Illustrated).
- Harrild and Sons' Apparatus for Printing Addresses, p 173. (Illustrated).
- Henry Shaw and James Meacock's Gas Meters, 172. (Illustrated).
- Inventions and Patents, p 171.
- James Higgins and T. S. Whitworth's Roving Spindles, p 173. (Illustrated).
- Letters to the Editor, p 174.
- Lucifer Matches, p 175.
- Patent Tribunals - William Spence, p 175.
- Resistance of Ships, p 175.
- South Wales Institute of Engineers, p 169.
- R. B. Hennessey.
- Benjamin Hill.
- Lionel Brough.
- Thomas Evans.
- Charles Lean.
- Bristol School of Mines.
- Handel Cossham.
- The Cornish Engine.
- William Williams.
- C. James.
- Telegraph Cable report, p 170.
- William Montgomery Storm's Ordnance, p 172. (Illustrated).
- Woods Employed in the Navy - F. Crace Calvert, p 172.