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** [[Benjamin Hick and Sons|Benjamin Hick and Co]] | ** [[Benjamin Hick and Sons|Benjamin Hick and Co]] | ||
** [[Mather, Dixon and Co]] | ** [[Mather, Dixon and Co]] | ||
** [[Hackworth and Downing|Hackworth and Co]]: [[Hackworth and Downing: Halifax]], [[ | ** [[Hackworth and Downing|Hackworth and Co]]: [[Hackworth and Downing: Halifax]], [[Robert Stephenson and Co: Samson|Samson]] | ||
** [[D. and J. Burr and Co]] | ** [[D. and J. Burr and Co]] | ||
** [[R. and W. Hawthorn|R. and W. Hawthorn, Leslie and Co]] built the [[James Toleman]] | ** [[R. and W. Hawthorn|R. and W. Hawthorn, Leslie and Co]] built the [[James Toleman]] | ||
Revision as of 14:24, 26 May 2017
1898 March 18th PDF
- Contents, p259.
Main Subjects
- Birkenhead Destroyers: Official Trials of the War, p254.
- HMS Wolf
- Messrs Welch and Wisnom of the Admiralty
- Messrs Rider and Barry of Devonport Dockyard
- R. Ratsey Bevis, Jun and Roy M. Laird, represented the Laird Brothers.
- Boiler Explosion, p263.
- Catalogues, p266.
- Central London Railway, p250.
- Central Station Electric Power Supply - The Midland Scheme, p264.
- Construction of Modern Wire Wound Ordnance, (No. VI), p247.
- Death, p259.
- Dockyard Notes, p262.
- Editorial, p259.
- Miners Provident Fund and Workman's Compensation
- Storage of Energy
- British and Foreign Types of Battleships
- Armour for the Navy.
- Engineering Notes from South Africa, p254.
- Excelsior Feed Water Heater, p263 (Illustrated).
- Harbours and Waterways, p248.
- John Hawkshaw
- Thomas A. Walker
- Charles Walker - Buenos Ayres dock and port works
- Launches and Trial Trips, p265.
- D. and W. Henderson and Co
- Maclay and McIntyre
- Bow, MacLachlan and Co of Paisley
- Mrs Thomas E. MacLeod of Regent Park Square
- W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth and Co
- SS Haliotis
- Ropner and Son
- Evan Thomas Radcliffe and Co
- Blair and Co
- David Rollo and Sons
- Ashton and Co
- H. E. Moss and Co
- E. A. Cohen
- United States Metallic Packing Co
- C. S. Swan and Hunter
- SS America Maru
- Flannery, Baggallay and Johnson.
- Letters to the Editor, p265.
- Locomotive Steam Shunting Crane, p266 (Illustrated).
- Locomotives Supplied by British Firms to American Railroads, (part IV), p249.
- E. Bury and Co
- Edward Bury and Co: George
- Edward Bury and Co: Augusta
- Edward Bury and Co: Creole
- Charles Tayleur and Co
- Charles Tayleur and Co: Cincinnati
- Charles Tayleur and Co: Raleigh
- Charles Tayleur and Co: Fire Fly
- G. Forrester and Co: New York
- Baring Brothers and Co
- Summer Graves and Day
- Braithwaite, Milner and Co: Spitfire
- Rothwell and Co
- Benjamin Hick and Co
- Mather, Dixon and Co
- Hackworth and Co: Hackworth and Downing: Halifax, Samson
- D. and J. Burr and Co
- R. and W. Hawthorn, Leslie and Co built the James Toleman
- Norris and Co (of Philadelphia).
- Metric System, p256.
- Modern China From an Engineers Point of View, (No. I) - Railways and Railway Projects, p251 (Illustrated).
- Motor Car Notes, p254.
- M. Patin's New Fly Wheel Dynamo, p263 (Illustrated).
- Newport Harbour Commissioners Weekly Trade Report, p256.
- Obituary, p256.
- Passenger ship SS Bruce, p256, p258 (Illustrated).
- Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering on the Thames in the Victorian Era, (No. XIV), p253.
- O. Lang, of Royal Dockyard, Pembroke
- Young and Co (of Limehouse)
- Rennie
- R. and H. Green of Poplar
- Royal Mail Co
- Seaward and Co
- HMS Hannibal
- Scott, Sinclair and Co
- Mare and Co
- Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co
- SS Himalaya
- John Penn and Sons.
- Shipbuilding in 1897, p247.
- U.S. Second Class Battleship Maine, p255 (Illustrated).
See Also
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