The Engineer 1924/11/07

1924 November 07th PDF

• Contents, p 527.

Main Subjects

• A New Mechanical Stoker, p 532.
  • Underfeed Stoker Co.
• A Seven Day Journal, p 513.
  • Two New P. and O. Steamers.
  • British Airships - Vickers, Zeppelin.
  • Electrical Precipitation.
  • The National Association of Water Users.
  • - British Waterworks Association
  • A New Type of Sailing Ship.
  • New Wave Lengths for American Ships - George S. Davis.
  • Australian Locomotives - R. T. Ball.
  • American Fleet Manoeuvres.
  • The Lytham Railway Disaster.
  • Shipbuilding Profits - Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Co.
• British Wire-Drawing and Wire-Working Machinery, (No. XV) - Pin Making Machines, p 520 - p 521. (Illustrated).
  • Edward White.
• Commercial Motor Users Association, p 529.

• Death Announcement, p 527.
  • Lieut-Colonel Walter Brown.
• Editorial, p 527 - p 528.
  • Oncost - Ralph E. Flanders.
  • Exploring the Depths - Sir Charles Parsons.
• Engineers in Parliament, p 533.
  • Members Listed - see below.
• International Roads Congress, p 521.
  • C. H. Bressey.
• Joule's Law of Electric Heating: An Historical Sketch, by W. W. Haldane, p 519 - p 520.
  • James Prescott Joule.
• Laminated Spring Forging Machine, p 534. (Illustrated).
  • Hedleys.
  • H. Maplethorpe.
• Large Surface Grinding Machine, p 523. (Illustrated).
  • Meldrums.
  • A. B. Scorer.
• Letters to the Editor, p 521.
  • 'M. Bertin and the Japanese Navy' by Hector C. Bywater.
  • 'Steam Heating a Hospital From Distant Station' by Charles R. King.
• Lloyd's Register of Shipping, Annual Report, p 523 - p 524.
  • Burmeister and Wain.
  • Armstrong Whitworth.
  • North British Diesel Engine Works.
  • Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Co.
  • North Eastern Marine Engineering Co.
  • Cammell, Laird and Co.
  • Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Co.
• Modern Navigational Devices, by F. E. Smith, before the Royal Institution of Great Britain, p 534 - p 537.

• Obituaries, p 520.
  • Sir William Cresswell Gray.
  • Sir Percy Crosland Tempest.
• One Hundred Years of British Railways, No (XIX) Part II - The First Half Centuary. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, p 528.
  • Manchester and Bolton Railway.
  • Manchester and Leeds Railway.
  • Preston and Longridge Railway.
  • North Staffordshire Railway.
  • Maryport and Carlisle Railway.
  • Furness Railway.
  • Cockermouth, Keswick and Penrith Railway.
• Overhead and Labour Costs, from an address by Ralph E. Flanders (Jones and Lamson Machine Co) at the annual meeting of National Machine Tool Builders, p 532 - p 533.

• Russian Patent Law, p 530.

• Sixty Years Also, p 529.
  • North British Railway.
• Smoke Abatement, p 533.

• Swiss Federal Railways - Steam Turbine Locomotive, p 530 - p 532. (Illustrated).
  • Escher, Wyss and Co.
  • Swiss Locomotive and Machine Works.
  • Bernhard, Holland and Co.
• The Dutch Cruiser Java, p 533. (Illustrated).

• The Humberarm Hydro-Electric Development in Newfoundland, p 514 - p 517, and p 526. (Illustrated).
  • Newfoundland Power and Paper Co.
  • Armstrong Whitworth.
  • BTH.
  • Canadian General Electric Co.
  • Crompton and Co.
• The Institution of Civil Engineers, Presidential Address by Basil Mott, p 517 - p 519.
  • General Omnibus Co.
  • Alfred Yarrow.
• Trials of the TSS Orama, p 534.
  • Vickers.
• Water-Softening Plant at Erith, p 522 - p 523. (Illustrated).
  • Becco Engineering and Chemical Co.

See Also

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Members of Parliament who are also engineers/connected with such industries

• Sir Philip Dawson (Lewisham)
• Mr. H. G. Williams (Reading), Bachelor of Engineering and is secretary and manager to the Machine Tools Trade Association
• Sir Murdoch Macdonald (Inverness)
• Mr. W. E. Pease (Darlington), connected with the Consett Iron Co and the Cleveland Bridge and Engineering Co.
• Sir Philip Richardson (Chertsey) is a director of Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson , Limited.
• Captain A. M. Hudson (Hackney, N.). whose firm owns and publishes the Ironmonger
• Sir William Bull (Hammersmith, S) of J. W. Singer and Sons and a director of Siemens Brothers
• Mr. George Balfour (Hampstead ), head of Balfour Beatty and Co.
• Mr. J. W. W. Hopkins (St. Pancras, S.E.), a civil engineer
• Major R. W. Barnett, (St. Pancras, W. ) on the council of the Petroleum Technologists
• Mr. Cyril Lloyd (Dudley), chairman of N. Hingley and Sons
• Mr. E. B. Fielden (Manchester, Exchange), was engineer to the Thames Valley Drainage Commissioners and chairman of the L. and Y. Railway
• Mr. Cecil H. Wilson (Sheffield, Attercliffe) director of the Sheffield Smelting Company
• Mr. William Preston (Walsall), of William Sanders and Co.
• Mr. Ernest Craig (Crewe), a mining engineer
• Captain A. H. Moreing (Camborne), a mining engineer
• Sir Frederick Rice (Harwich), a contractor and engineer
• Colonel A. McDonnell (Dartford ), a contractor and engineer
• Mr. A. Hopkinson (Mossley), owner of an engineering works
• Lieut. Colonel L. P. Winby (Harborough), a civil engineer
• Captain J. K. Peto (Frome), a managing director of the Morgan Crucible Co.