Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - v. 9, n. 1850 (1850)

Erschienen:	1850

Autor(en)	Titel	Seite(n)
Lawrence, F.	An Account of the Blackfriars Landing Pier	144-149
Paterson, P.	An Account of the Cast-Iron Lighthouse Tower on Gibbs Hill, in the Bermudas	182-186
Valentine, J. S.	Description of a Timber Bridge erected over the River Ouse, at Hilgay, on the line of the Lynn and Ely Railway	149-150
Hood, R. J.	Description of a Vertical Lift Bridge, Erected over the Grand Surrey Canal, on the Line of the Thames Junction Branch of the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway	303-309, appendix
Doyne, W. T.	Description of a Wrought-Iron Lattice Bridge, Constructed over the Line of the Rugby and Leamington Railway	353-357
Poingdestre, W. W.	Description of Sir George Cayley's Hot-Air Engine	194-196
Bruff, P.	Description of the Chapple Viaduct, upon the Colchester and Stour Valley Extension, of the Eastern Counties Railway	287-292
Neate, C.	Description of the Coffer-Dam at Great Grimsby	1-9
Mallet, Robert	Description of the Insistent Pontoon Bridge, at the Dublin Terminus of the Midland Great Western Railway of Ireland	344-352
Turner, R.	Description of the Iron Roof over the Railway Station, Lime-Street, Liverpool	204-211
Paton, J.	Description of the Pier-Head of the Old Southend Pier,and of the Recent Extension of the Structure; with an Inquiry into the Nature and Ravages of the Teredo Navalis, and the Means Hitherto Adopted for Preventing its Attacks	23-39
Taylor, W.	Observations on the Street Paving of the Metropolis; with an Account of a Peculiar System Adopted at the London and North-Western Railway Station, Euston-Square	214-221
Cowper, E.	On Printing Machines, Especially Those Used for Printing "the Times' Newspaper"	409-427
Ansted, D. T.	On the Absorbent Power of Chalk, and its Water Contents under Different Conditions	360-368
Armstrong, W. G.	On the Application of Water Pressure, as a Motive Power, for Working Cranes and other Descriptions of Machinery	375-383
Chubb, J.	On the Construction of Locks and Keys	310-328
Barlow, W. H.	On the Construction of the Permanent Way of Railways; with an Account of the Wrought-Iron Permanent Way, Laid Down on the Main Line of the Midland Railway	387-401
Lloyd, J. A.	On the Facilities for a Ship Canal Communication between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, through the Isthmus of Panama	58-59
Thorneycroft, G. B.	On the Manufacture of Malleable Iron; with the Results of Experiments on the Strength of Railway Axles	294-300
Clutterbuck, J. C.	On the Periodical Alterations,and Progressive Permanent Depression, of the Chalk Water Level under London	151-155
Fairbairn, William	On Tubular Girder Bridges	233-241

Autor(en)

Titel

Seite(n)

Lawrence, F.

An Account of the Blackfriars Landing Pier

144-149

Paterson, P.

An Account of the Cast-Iron Lighthouse Tower on Gibbs Hill, in the Bermudas

182-186

Valentine, J. S.

Description of a Timber Bridge erected over the River Ouse, at Hilgay, on the line of the Lynn and Ely Railway

149-150