Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - v. 11, n. 1852 (1852)

Published:	1852

Author(s)	Title	Page(s)
May, C.	Account of a Swing Bridge, over the River Rother, at Rye, on the Line of the Ashford and Hastings Branch of the South Eastern Railway	422-425
Donaldson, G.	An Account of the Drainage of the Town of Richmond, Surrey, under the Authority of the Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers, in 1851	407-413
Lane, C. B.	An Account of the Works on the Birmingham Extension of the Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway	69-82
Cubitt, W.	Address Of Sir William Cubitt, President, On Vacating The Chair. 23 December, 1851.	147-148
	Colonel George Ritso Jervis, 1794-1851	106-109
Adams, W. B.	The Construction and Duration of the Permanent Way of Railways in Europe and the Modifications Most Suitable to Egypt, India etc	244-273
Hawkshaw, J.	Description of a Cast Iron Viaduct, or Colonnade Constructed at Salford	241-243
Boutigny, T. H.	Description of a Diaphragm Steam Generator	392-397
Bourdon, E.	Description of a New Metallic Manometer, and other Instruments for Measuring Pressures and Temperatures	14-21
Jee, A. S.	Description of an Iron Viaduct, Erected at Manchester, on the Joint Station of the London and North Western, and the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railways	224-232
Pole, W.	Description of the Prismatic Clinometer; a New Pocket Instrument for Measuring Vertical Angles	23-28
Moorsom, W. S.	Description of the Viaduct Erected over the River Nore, near Thomastown, in the County of Kilkenny	426-434
Poole, B.	The Economy of Railways as a Means of Transit, Comprising the Classification of the Traffic, in Relation to the Most Appropriate Speeds for the Conveyance of Passengers and Merchandise	450-460
Adley, C. C.	The Electric Telegraph; its History, Theory, and Practical Applications	299-329
	George Benjamin Maule, 1811-1850	110-112
	Grant Samuel Dalrymple, 1816-1851	99
	Henry Renton, 1815-1851	105-106
Doyne, W. T. / Blood, W. B.	An Investigation of the Strains upon the Diagonals of Lattice Beams, with Resulting Formulae	1-10
May, C. / Vaughan, J.	Iron-Ore near Middlesbro'-on-Tees: Samples of Iron	28-30
	James Hunter Tasker, 1822-1851	109-110
	John Farey, 1791-1851	100-102
	John Wilson, 1787-1851	113-115
White, G. F.	Observations on Artificial Hydraulic, or Portland Cement; with an Account of the Testing of the Brick Beam Erected at the Great Exhibition, Hyde Park	478-502
Russell, J. S.	On Certain Points in the Construction of Marine Boilers	390-392
Redman, J. B.	On the Alluvial Formations, and the Local Changes, of the South Coast of England	162-204
Colt, S.	On the Application of Machinery to the Manufacture of Rotating Chambered-breech Fire-Arms, and other Peculiarities of Those Arms	30-50
Window, F. R.	On the Electric Telegraph, and the Principal Improvements in its Construction	329-361
	On the Results of the Use of Tubular Boilers, or of Flue Boilers of Inadequate Surface, or Imperfect Absorption of Heat	388-390
Huish, M.	Railway Accidents; their Causes and Means of Prevention; Detailing Particularly the Various Contrivances which Are in Use, and have Been Proposed	434-450
	Spencer Joshua Alwyne Compton, Marquis and Earl of Northampton, Earl Compton, and Baron Wilmington, 1790-1851	93-95
	William Brunton, 1777-1851	95-99
	William Mackenzie, 1794-1851	102-105
	William West, 1792-1851	112

Author(s)

Title

Page(s)

May, C.

Account of a Swing Bridge, over the River Rother, at Rye, on the Line of the Ashford and Hastings Branch of the South Eastern Railway

422-425

Donaldson, G.

An Account of the Drainage of the Town of Richmond, Surrey, under the Authority of the Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers, in 1851

407-413

Lane, C. B.

An Account of the Works on the Birmingham Extension of the Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway

69-82