The Engineer 1925/07/10

1925 July 10th PDF

• Contents, p 39.

Main Subjects

• A Seven-Day Journal, p 27.
  • The Waterloo Bridge Report.
  • Planning the Kent Coalfield.
  • The Dorchester Wireless Station.
  • A New High-Speed Oil Engine.
  • Dutch Naval Defence.
  • The Factories and Workshops Report.
  • The World's Largest Motor Liner.
  • Aviation in the United States Navy.
  • The Retirement of Professor Watkinson.
  • Automatic Couplings.
• An Old-Established Electrical Works, p 43. (Illustrated).
  • Johnson and Phillips.
• Death Announcement, p 39.
  • Henry Slade Childe.
• Editorial, p 39 - p 40.
  • Impurities.
  • Supercharging.
• Glasgow Tramways, p 33.
  • London County Council.
• Hydro-Electric Development at the Muscle Shoals, Alabama, (No. II), p 29 - p 31, and p 38. (Illustrated).
  • General Harry Taylor.
  • The Wilson Dam.
• Institution of Mechanical Engineers, p 33 and p 40 - p 41.
  • G. and T. Earle.
  • Newcastle Meeting - George Stephenson -'The Centenary of the Locomotive'
  • Stockton and Darlington Railway.
  • Robert Stephenson and Co.
  • Herbert Nigel Gresley.
• Launches and Trial Trips, p 49.
  • 'Inveruba' twin-screw oil vessel by Andrew Weir and Co to the order of Lago Shipbuilding Co.
  • 'Invergordon "N" type standard vessel generally repaired and overhauled by Harland and Wolff to the order of the British Mexican Petroleum Co.
  • 'Port Hobart' twin-screw motor ship by Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson to the order of the Commonwealth and Dominion Line.
  • 'Llandovery Castle' twin-screw steamer by Barclay, Curle and Co. to the order of the Union-Castle Mail Steamship Co.
• Letters to the Editor, p 36.
  • 'Does Railway Electrification Pay?'
  • 'Webb's "Precedents" ' by A. J. Brewer.
  • E. L. Ahrons.
  • 'Variable Blast Pipes and Other Matters' by William Henry Robson.
  • 'Increasing Production' by Harry Adams.
• Lloyd's Register of Shipping, p 44 - p 45.

• Motor Ships for the Australian Meat Trade, p 33.
  • Commonwealth and Dominion Line.
  • Workman, Clark and Co.
  • Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson.
  • William Doxford and Sons.
  • Laurence, Scott and Co.
  • J. H. Wilson and Co.
  • John Hastie and Co.
  • J. and E. Hall.
• Railway Centenary of the Stockton and Darlington Railway, p 42 - p 43. (Illustrated).
  • London and North Eastern Railway.
  • Engine by George Stephenson and Nicholas Wood.
• Sixty Years Ago, p 33.

• Southern Railway - New Electric Stock, p 44. (Illustrated).
  • R. E. L. Maunsell.
  • Herbert Jones.
  • A. Raworth.
  • Metropolitan Carriage, Wagon and Finance Co.
  • Birmingham Railway Carriage and Wagon Co.
  • Midland Railway Carriage and Wagon Co.
  • Westinghouse Brake and Saxby Signal Co.
• The British Steam Railway Locomotive from 1825 to 1924, by Ernest Leopold Ahrons, (No. XXVIII), Period 1870 to 1875, p 28 - p 29. (Illustrated).
  • Francis William Webb.
  • Patrick Stirling.
  • S. W. Johnson.
  • William Bouch.
  • William Stroudley.
  • John F. Stephenson.
  • Matthew Kirtley.
  • J. Ramsbottom.
  • Stockton and Darlington Railway.
  • Great Western Railway.
  • Great Eastern Railway.
  • Dubs and Co.
  • Kitson and Co.
  • Midland Railway.
  • James Holden.
  • James Stirling.
• The Institution of Chemical Engineers, p 49.

• The 1925 Royal Agricultural Show, (No. I), p 34 - p 36. (Illustrated).
  • Ruston and Hornsby.
  • Tangyes.
  • Blackstone and Co.
  • National Gas Engine Co.
  • Fielding and Platt.
  • Marshall, Sons and Co.
  • Sentinel.
  • Watson, Laidlaw and Co.
  • International Harvester Co.
  • Sheffield Steel Products Co.
• The Thornhill Power Station, p 32 - p 33. (Illustrated).
  • Yorkshire Electric Power Co.
  • BTH.
  • Hick, Hargreaves and Co.
  • Babcock and Wilcox.
  • Clayton and Shuttleworth.
  • A. Reyrolle and Co.
• The Three-Cylinder High-Pressure Locomotive by Herbert Nigel Gresley - Institution of Mechanical Engineers, p 46.
  • Stockton and Darlington Railway.

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