Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - v. 3, n. 1844 (1844)

Erschienen:	1844

Autor(en)	Titel	Seite(n)
Rennie, George	Account of some Experiments on a Vessel Called The "Liverpool Screw", Fitted with Grantham's Engines and Woodcroft's Screw Propeller	71-72
Timperley, J.	Account of the Building of the "Wellington" Bridge, over the River Aire, at Leeds	104-106
Thomson, J. G.	Account of the Land-Slip in Ashley Cutting, on the Line of the Great Western Railway	129-133
White, G. P.	An Account of the Plan Employed for Raising the "Innisfail" Steamer, Sunk in the River Lee, near Cork	286-288
Conrad, F. W. / Manby, C.	Account of the Railway from Amsterdam to Rotterdam, and of the Principal Works Upon It	173-196
Murray, J.	Account of the Removal of the Lighthouse at Sunderland	342-355
Grissell, T.	Account of the Scaffolding Used in Erecting the "Nelson Column", Trafalgar Square	203-205
Bremner, J.	Account of the Town and Harbour of Pulteney-Town (Wick, Caithness), from their Origin in 1803 to the Year 1844	115-122
Samuda, J.	The Atmospheric Railway	256-269
Albano, B.	Cannabic Composition, for Architectural Decoration	70-71
	David Aher, 1780-1842(?)	14-15
Rhodes, T.	Description of a Bridge Across the River Shannon at Portumna	99-101
Moorsom, W. S.	Description of a Cast Iron Bridge, Completed in the Year 1840, for Carrying the Birmingham and Gloucester Railway over the River Avon, near Tewkesbury	60-62
Nash, F.	Description of a New System of Trussed Girder of Wrought and Cast Iron, for Bridges	102-103
Leslie, J.	Description of a Pair of Iron Gates Constructed in 1843 for the Entrance to the Wet Dock at Montrose	250-255
Rankine, W. J. M.	Description of a Safety Drag, or Apparatus for Preventing Accidents to Trains Ascending Inclined Planes, Used on the Edinburgh and Dalkeith Railway Since 1832	284-286
Carmichael, P.	Description of a Water-Meter	68
Moody, S. B.	Description of a Water-Wheel Constructed by Mr. W. Fairbairn, M.I.C.E., and Executed in Lombardy	66-67
Hemans, George Willoughby	Description of a Wrought-Iron Lattice Bridge, Lately Erected on the Line of the Dublin and Drogheda Railway	63-64
Storey, J.	Description of Cast and Wrought Iron Trussed-Girder Bridges on the Line of the Bishop Auckland and Weardale Railway	58-60
Syme, J. T.	Description of the Bridge over the River Whitadder, at Allanton (Berwick)	101-102
Bremner, J.	Description of the Casks Used for Floating Large Stones, to Construct Sea Walls in Deep Water	122-126
Hay, J.	Description of the Formation of the Town-lands of Musselburgh, on the Firth of Forth	127-128
Dodson, A. J.	Description of the Hydraulic Traversing Frame, at the Bristol Terminus of the Great Western Railway	128-129
Evill, W.	Description of the Iron Shed at the London Terminus of the Eastern Counties Railway	288-290
Colthurst, J.	Description of the Method Employed for Repairing a Chimney 120 feet high, at the Cotton Mill of Messrs. Couper, Glasgow	223-224
Milne, J. / Page, G. T.	Description of the Piling Machine Used at the Montrose Harbour Works	197-199
Journet, P.	Description of the System of Scaffolding, Employed at Paris, for the Repairs of Public Buildings, Obelisks, etc., and of a Machine for Raising Bricks, and other Materials	218-222
Fairbairn, William	Experimental Researches into the Properties of the Iron Ores of Samakoff, in Turkey, and of the Haematite Ores of Cumberland, with a View to Determine the Best Means for Reducing Them into the Cast and Malleable States; and on the Relative Strength and Ot	225-245
Humfrey, J. H.	Fortification of Fort Royal [or Regent(?)], Jersey	373
	John Buddle, 1773-1843	12-13
	John Penn, 1770-1843	13-14
Gregory, C. H.	On Railway Cuttings and Embankments; with an Account of some Slips in the London Clay, on the Line of the London and Croydon Railway	135-145
Glynn, J.	On the Causes of Fracture of the Axles of Railway Carriages	202-203
Murray, A.	On the Construction and Proper Proportions of Boilers for the Generation of Steam	331-342
Hosking, W.	On the Introduction of Constructions to Retain the Sides of Deep Cuttings, in Clays or other Uncertain Soils	355-367
Braidwood, J.	On the Means of Rendering Large Supplies of Water Available in Cases of Fire, and on the Application of Manual Power to the Working of Fire Engines	309-322
Croll, A. A.	On the Purification of Coal Gas, and the Application of the Products, Thereby Obtained, to Agricultural and other Purposes	290-301
Jordan, J. B. / Taylor, J. / Perkins, E. M. / Lowe, G. / Farey, J. / Homersham, S. C. / Galloway, E. / Palmer, G. H.	The Principal Pump Valves Used by Mining Engineers	88-98
	Professor William Wallace, LL.D., 1768-1843	10-12
Schafhaeutl, C.	Remarks on the Position of the Neutral Axis of Beams	248-249
	Robert Gill Ranson, Died Aged 51	15

Autor(en)

Titel

Seite(n)

Rennie, George

Account of some Experiments on a Vessel Called The "Liverpool Screw", Fitted with Grantham's Engines and Woodcroft's Screw Propeller

71-72

Timperley, J.

Account of the Building of the "Wellington" Bridge, over the River Aire, at Leeds

104-106

Thomson, J. G.

Account of the Land-Slip in Ashley Cutting, on the Line of the Great Western Railway

129-133