Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - v. 6, n. 1847 (1847)

Published:	1847

Author(s)	Title	Page(s)
Elliott, J.	Account of the Dymchurch Wall, which Forms the Sea Defences of Romney Marsh	466-478
Masters, Captain	Account of the Iron Barque "Josephine" of Liverpool, Launched January, 1845	297-315, appendix
Newton, W. E.	Account of the Method Employed in Constructing the Permanent Way of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway, U.S.; with a Description of a Wrought-Iron Joint Chair and Fastenings for the Rails, as Employed on the Baltimore and Susquehanna and other Railways	59-75
Murray, J.	An Account of the Progressive Improvement of Sunderland Harbour and the River Wear	256-277
Albano, B.	Decayed Bond Timbers in the Walls of Covent Garden Theatre	255-256
Grantham, J.	Description of the "Sarah Sands" and other Steam Vessels, Fitted with Direct Acting Engines and Screw Propellers, without Intermediate Gearing	283-289, plates
Jackson, G. W. B.	Description of the Great North Holland Canal, with an Account of the Mode of Gaining Land from the Sea by Polders, and of the Art of Building with Fascine Work, and an Account of the Works at Nieuwediep	81-109
Shears, W.	Description of the Iron Gates for the Docks at Sevastopol, and of the Machinery Used by Messrs. G. and J. Rennie, in their Construction	47-52
Conrad, F. W. / Manby, C.	Description of the Method Adopted In Preparing the Foundation, and in Building the Bridge over the Poldervaart, on the line of the Amsterdam and Rotterdam Railway	149-157
Piaget, M.	Electro Plating	355
Henderson, A.	On Ocean Steam Navigation	484-489
Fairbairn, William	On some Defects in the Principle and Construction of Fire-Proof Buildings	213-217
Whitworth, J.	On the Advantages and Economy of Maintaining a High Degree of Cleanliness in Streets and Roads, with an Account of the Construction and Operation of the Street Sweeping Machine	431-454
Heppel, John Mortimer	On the Expansive Action of Steam	316-336
Tate, T.	On the Law of the Expansion of Steam	343-350
Froude, W.	On the Law which Governs the Discharge of Elastic Fluids under Pressure, through Short Tubes or Orifices	356-384
Frodsham, C.	On the Laws of Isochronism of the Balance Spring, as Connected with the Higher Order of Adjustments of Watches and Chronometers	224-239
Russell, J. S.	On the Practical Forms of Breakwaters, Sea Walls, and other Engineering Works, Exposed to the Action of Waves	135-143
Pole, W.	On the Pressure and Density of Steam; with a Proposed New Formulae for the Relation between Them, Applicable Particularly to Engines Working with High-Pressure Steam Expansively	350-355
Richardson, J.	On the Ventilation of Mines	160-183
Mallet, Robert	Railway Axle-box	496-499
Glynn, J.	A Review of the Plans which have Been Proposed for Connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans by a Navigable Canal	399-426

Author(s)

Title

Page(s)

Elliott, J.

Account of the Dymchurch Wall, which Forms the Sea Defences of Romney Marsh

466-478

Masters, Captain

Account of the Iron Barque "Josephine" of Liverpool, Launched January, 1845

297-315, appendix

Newton, W. E.

Account of the Method Employed in Constructing the Permanent Way of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway, U.S.; with a Description of a Wrought-Iron Joint Chair and Fastenings for the Rails, as Employed on the Baltimore and Susquehanna and other Railways

59-75