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Minutes of the Proceedings

E-ISSN: 1753-7843

Volume 202, Issue 1916, January 1916

The first volume of the Institution's Proceedings was published in 1837. Entitled the Minutes of Proceedings, these contained not only papers but also Institution matters such as annual reports, announcements and membership grade transfers as well as abstracts of papers published in other contemporary journals.

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NOTES ON THE WORKING OF A RACK RAILWAY (INCLUDING APPENDICES).
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- pp. 2–29
- Author: W T LUCY
- Document Type: Research Article
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15901
- "Notes on the Working of a Rack Railway." BY WILLIAX TIIEODORE M . Inst. C.E. LCCY, ALTIIOUG~ this subject might appear to be of but limited interest, i t may be pointed out that during recent years the loads hauled on rack railways have been largely increased, while their mileage has been steadilyextended. I n Chilealone during,1913there were opened to traffic, in the Arica-La Paz Railway and the Southern Longitudinal Railway, 1,072 kilometres (666 miles) of line which would not have been practicable without the use of the rack; and as regards loads it was stated in 1911 that the maximum tractive power employed in Switzerland was 11,000 kilograms (24,244 lbs...
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DISCUSSION. NOTES ON THE WORKING OF A RACK RAILWAY.
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- pp. 30–42
- Authors: A ROSS; V E DE BROW; F J WARING; F FOX; M CLARK; F W BACH; R H BURNETT; E BUDGE; G C AITCHISON; W T LUCY
- Document Type: Discussion
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15902
- 30 DIGCUSSION ON WORKING OF A RACK BAILWAY. [IIinuteE of Discussion. ~lle~residenc. The PRESIDENT moved a vote of thankstotheAuthor for his Paper. Mr. de Broe. Mr. V. E. de BR& remarked that the Author was in error in stating that with the Abt system it was impossible t o make points and crossings. H e had had occasion tostudythisquestionin connection with an Abt railway system in India, and had been able to obtain a 1-in-8% crossing with ease on the rack on any gradient that was not more severe than 1 in 20...
CORRESPONDENCE ON NOTES ON THE WORKING OF A RACK RAILWAY.
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- pp. 42–56
- Authors: R ABT; H BRODHURST; J HARDING; F REEVES; A H SHIELD; E W STONEY; A ZOLLINGER; W T LUCY
- Document Type: Letter
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15903
- 42 CORRESPONDENCE ON THE [Minutes of The Author. would be satisfactory from many points of view, but it was necessary to insist on having all the cylinder power that could be got for I necessary, the steam-cylindershould be f the repressionbrake. made larger than was required for use under steam, with a view to get the power for the repression brake. The driver had to be trusted to use hisdiscretion in opening the regulator. H e could not open the regulator fully when starting, as otherwise the engine slipped...
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THE MAIN DRAINAGE OF CAIRO (INCLUDES PLATES AT BACK OF VOLUME).
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- pp. 57–95
- Author: C C JAMES
- Document Type: Research Article
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15904
- 22 February, 1916. ALEXANDER ROSS, President, in the Chair. (Paper No. 4 l G 0.) " The Main Drainage of Cairo." By CHARLES CARKEET JAMES,Inst. C.E. M. IXPROVEMENT1885-1906. SCHEMES, THE city of Cairo stands on the east bank of the river Nile, about 124 miles south of Alexandria and105 miles south-west of Port Said. The question of draining the city effectually has, as far as records are available, occupied theattention of theMinistry of Public Works since 1885, in which year Ministry the nominated a " Commission d'ilssainissementdu Caire," underthePresidency of H...
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DISCUSSION. THE MAIN DRAINAGE OF CAIRO.
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- pp. 96–109
- Authors: A ROSS; C C JAMES; G M TAYLOR; H SMITH; R E TICKELL; E J SILCOCK; C T A HANSSEN
- Document Type: Discussion
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15906
- 06 DISCUSSION ON BlhIN DRAIKACE OF CAIRO. [Minutes of Discussion. Thepresident. The Author. The PRESIDENT a vote of thanks to the Author. moved The AUTHOR exhibited several lantern-slides illustrating the work. Mr. Tsylor. Mr. G. MIDGLEY TAYLOR remarkedthattheAuthor's excellent description of the Main Drainageof Cairo was especially interesting to him, as he was acquainted with some of the troubles of drainage work in the East ; and the Paper was a valuable record of the way i n which theAuthorhadgrappled wit;h thediaculties. It was but notan easy Paperto discuss, as it waschieflydescriptive, he thought one point that might usefully be dwelt upon was t h e statement that the sewers were laid a t gradients which would give a velocity of liquid of 3$ feet per second when running half-full...
CORRESPONDENCE ON THE MAIN DRAINAGE OF CAIRO.
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- pp. 109–139
- Authors: L M BELL; C L COX; H P EDDY; C H GODFREY; J W HILL; A S JONES; G B KERSHAW; H A ROECHLING; I SHONE; H O B SHOUBRIDGE; G THOMSON; J W TOMLINSON; W O TRAVIS; SIR A WEBB; G W WILLCOCKS; G B WILLIAMS
- Document Type: Letter
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15905
- ~roceedings.1 COXBEYFOSDESCE OS NAIS DRAISAGE OF CAIRO. 109 been given full consideration, but the cost of purchasing electric Tho Author. current from the Cairo ElectricCompany would have rendered that methodfartoo expensive, apartfromthefactthatthere were difficulties in regard to theconcession held by the Company. Correspondence. Mr. L. hl. BELLremarkedthatalthoughtheopportunity of Mr. designing substantial modern works for a large where town there were no older works to beconsidered and co-ordinated did not now often arise a t home, in the East there were still many large towns where drainage was practically non-existent...
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THE RANGOON RIVER-TRAINING WORKS. (INCLUDING APPENDIXES AND PLATES AT BACK OF VOLUME).
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- pp. 143–189
- Author: SIR G C BUCHANAN
- Document Type: Research Article
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15907
- Proceedings.] BUCIIANAN ON RANGOON RIVER-TRAINING. 143 21 March, 1916. ALEXANDER ROSS, President, in the Chair. (Paper No. 4174.) '' The Rangoon River-Training Works." By Sir GEORCE CUNXINGHAM BGCHANAN, M . Inst. C.E. C.I.E., INorder to appreciate fully a description of a n engineering work of magnitude it is necessary to understand thereason for its execution and the interests involved. A workmaybe magnificent from a purelyengineeringpoint of view, but a failurewhen examined economically ; and most engineers can call to mind carrying the out of unproductive schemes ending in railways withouttraffic, or docks without vessels...
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DISCUSSION. THE RANGOON RIVER-TRAINING WORKS
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- pp. 190–207
- Authors: A ROSS; C S MEIK; SIR A DENNY; A G LYSTER; SIR H ADAMSON; M F WILSON; SIR W MATTHEWS
- Document Type: Discussion
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15908
- 190 DISCUSSION ON THE RANGOON [Minutes of Discussion. The Prosidcnt. The PRESIDENT, in moving a vote of thanks the to Author, remarked that Paper the was one of great interest, The and Institution was muchindebted totheAuthorforthetimeand trouble he had devoted to its preparation. Mr.Mcik. Mr. C . S. MEIK, in the absence of the Author, exhibited R number of lantern-slides showing the progress of the constructional work. Sir Archibald SirARCHIBALDDENNY showeda few lantern-slidesfromphotoDenny. graphs taken by him in 1899, these views depicting the port and river before the works were begun...
CORRESPONDENCE ON THE RANGOON RIVER-TRAINING WORKS.
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- pp. 207–242
- Authors: L M BELL; SIR J BENTON; H BERRIDGE; G W BRENAN; W D CAY; D D COATH; SIR O W CUFF; J M S CULBERTSON; E A CULLEN; B CUNNINGHAM; W L JORDAN; J C LARMINIE; A G LYSTER; B M SAMUElSON; F J G SPRING; E W STONEY; G W SUTCLIFFE; C S MEIK
- Document Type: Letter
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15909
- Proceedings.] RIVER-TRAINISG WORKS. 207 point. Mr. Me&hadreferredtothelargeexpenditurewhich Sir Williarn Matthew% had been incurred a t Rangoon on plant.Alongexperience of work in the tropics had convinced him that plant which was laid up after the completion of work deteriorated far more quickly than when it was usefully employed. I n view of the deterioration of such plant as was now available for carrying out work of a similar Class, it was to be hoped, in the interestsof Rangoon, that notmuch time would be allowed to elapse before the further works, which were urgently required and which he was quite sure could be taken in in hand with similar favourable results to those described the Paper, were proceeded with...
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THE PRESENT CONDITIONS OF ARTERIAL DRAINAGE IN SOME ENGLISH RIVERS (INCLUDING PLATE AT BACK OF VOLUME).
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- pp. 244–265
- Author: R F GRANTHAM
- Document Type: Research Article
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15910
- 244 ELECTIONS. ~ssociate en~&kra. ~ [Minutes of CHARLESWILLIAhl LAWMAN. EDWARD CANM. JAEISONDAS L.C.E. MODI: NAQINDAS WILLIANHENRY ELSLEY CARR. (Bombay). B& WILLIAN DUDLEY VERE MONIES, . . MAURICEVAUQHAN COOPER. GEORGE MALCOLM CRUICKSHASK, ' Y.A. (Engineering) (Lond.). (Cantub.). GEORQE FREDERIC PALMER. GEORQECEARLESWOLSELEY Davsos. ' WILLIAMPEARCE. CEORGE REQINALD PEET. CYRIL HORACEMORTIMER ELWELL, HASTINQS B.Sc. (Engineering) (Lond.). NOELFREDEKICK PBMBERTON-PIQOTT. GEORQE GRAY FORSTER...
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DISCUSSION. THE PRESENT CONDITIONS OF ARTERIAL DRAINAGE IN SOME ENGLISH RIVERS.
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- pp. 266–276
- Authors: A ROSS; SIR M FITZMAURICE; LORD DE RAMSEY; W B TRIPP; B LATHAM; R H BICKNELL; E G CROCKER; R F GRANTHAM
- Document Type: Discussion
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15911
- 266 DISCUSSION ox TIIE PEESENT CONDITIONS OF [Minutes of Discussion. The Presiden. The PRESIDENT,proposing a vote of thanks to the Author for in his Paper, observed that it was full of valuable historical matter. in his Presidential H e took particular interest in the subject, .and Addresshehadreferredtotheverydistrictdealtwith in the Paper. siriwaurjce Sir MAURICE FITZMAURIGE remarked that during the last 3 or 4 Fitzmaurice. yearshehadhadto look into severalquestionsconnectedwith rivers, including some of those mentioned in the Paper, and he had found in nearly every case that very little information was available on which to form sound conclusions without considerable investigation...
CORRESPONDENCE ON THE PRESENT CONDITIONS OF ARTERIAL DRAINAGE IN SOME ENGLISH RIVERS.
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- pp. 276–290
- Authors: W H BREITHAUPT; C H J CLAYTON; G B KERSHAW; S R LOWCOCK; H MARSH; H R MILL; E J SILCOCK; R F GRANTHAM
- Document Type: Letter
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15912
- 276 The Author. CORRESPOXDENCE ON PRESENT CONDITIONS OF [Minutes of Ramsey had mentioned, the channel could be opened right through into 15 feet depth of water, it would make an immense difference totheriver,and probably reduce thepumping in theinterior districts, Correspondence. Mr.Breithaupt. Mr. W. H. BREITHAUPT that in the United States and in stated Canada the question of the regulation of river-flow was now one of large public interest. Various commissions had been active on the questionfor a nnmber of years.Amongothers, the NewYork State Water-Supply Commission had made studies of water-storage for flood-prevention and power-development, and had some projects under execution; the Pittsburg (Pa...
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HARBOUR AND COAST-DEFENCE WORKS AT ALEXANDRIA EGYPT. AUTHOR'S REPLY TO THE DISCUSSION AND CORRESPONDENCE.
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- pp. 291–294
- Author: D E L DAVIES
- Document Type: Research Article
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15913
- Proceedings.] CORRESPONDENCE ON ALEXANDRIA HARBOUR. 291 (Paper No. 4033.) " Harbour and Coast-Defence Works at Alexandria, Egypt.'' By DAVIDERNEST LLOYD-DAVIES, Inst. C.E. M. ` Atcthor's Reply to the Discussion and Correspondence.' The AUTHOR, replying tothe Discussion and Correspondence, observed that the Paper was much condensed for the large amount of constructional work covered, but it would have been impossible to go into great detail in a Paper of reasonable limits. The object of the Paper had been to emphasize the features in design that had not been prominently dealt with before...
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THE JAMES FORREST LECTURE 1916: THE DEVELOPMENT OF APPLIANCES FOR HANDLING RAW MATERIALS AND MERCHANDISE AT PORTS AND OTHER LARGE CENTRES OF TRAFFIC.
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- pp. 323–349
- Author: SIR J P GRIFFITH
- Document Type: Research Article
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15914
- EXTRA MEETING. 24 October, 1916. ALEXANDER ROSS, President, in the Chair. THE JAllIES FORREST " LECTURE, 1916. THE PRESIDENT twenty-fourth " James Forrest" Lecture said the was to delivered be that evening by Sir John P. Griffith, the of AppliancesforHandling subjectbeing : `` TheDevelopment Raw Materials and Merchandise at Ports and Other Large Centres of Traffic." Sir John needed introduction, no being very well as amember of TheInstitution or knowntoeveryonepresent many years and as a Member of the Council, on which he represented the other sideof the Irish Channel...
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REPAIRS TO FACTORY CHIMNEYS.
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- pp. 350–356
- Author: T H WARD
- Document Type: Research Article
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15915
- 350 WARD O N REPAIRS TO FACTORY CHIMNEYS. [selecte(t SECT. 11.-OTHER SELECTEDPAPERS. (Paper No. 4150.) `` Repairs t o Factory Chimneys." By T a o x ~ s HEXRY A R D , Assoc. M. Inst. C.E. W THE Author recently had to deal with the problem of repairing a chimney 163 feet in height, situated at Giridih, in the East Indian Railway collieries, where steeple-jacks not are available. The repairs required to be done were extensive, involving the pointing of two principal cracks, at opposite ends of a diameter, which ran nearlythe whole height;smallercracksalsorequiredattention...
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PIER FOUNDATION OF THE WANGANUI BRIDGE, NEW ZEALAND.
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- pp. 357–367
- Author: R W HOLMES
- Document Type: Research Article
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15916
- (Pcver No. 4168.) " Pier-Foundations of the Wnnganui Bridge, New Zealand." By ROBERT WEST HOLMES, Inst. C.E. M. THE main road from Wellington, the capital of the Dominion, a t the southern extremity of the North Island, along the west coast to Taranaki, passes through the town of Wanganui, situated near the sea, on the river of the same name. Early in the settlement of the Dominion it was found necessary to bridge theriver,whichforaconsiderabledistanceinlandis wide and deep and quite unfordable...
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MOVING LOADS ON RAILWAY UNDERBRIDGES, (INCLUDING APPENDIX AND PLATE AT BACK OF VOLUME).
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- pp. 368–370
- Author: W B FARR
- Document Type: Research Article
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15917
- 368 (Paper No. 4277.) " Moving Loads on Railway Underbridges." WILLIAM By BEAN F A R E , Assoc. M . Inst. C.E. 13 the discussion upon the Author's previous Paper or1 the above subject it wassuggested that the value of the information given inthePaper, which applied only to bending the moments of girderswith flanges of uniformstrength, would be enhanced if diagrams could be given showing the values of the loads producing shearing stresses to due locomotives similar to under those examination. Accolrdingly, diagrams of these loads producing shearing stresses both a t the centre and at the ends of girders,forspanssimilar exceptions) to those for which the loads causing (with a few bending moments were given in the original Paper, wereworked out by the Author and completed early in 1902, but circumstances prevented him submitting them until the present time, when the information may be considered by some t o be slightly out of date...
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THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE KOARI BRIDGE, GREAT INDIAN PENINSULA RAILWAY (INCLUDING PLATE AT BACK OF VOLUME).
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- pp. 371–377
- Author: T C HOOD
- Document Type: Research Article
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15918
- Papers.] HOOD ON RECONSTRUCTION OF KOAI~I BRIDGE, 371 (Paper No. 4170.) " The Reconstruction of Koari Bridge, Great Indian Peninsula Railway." ByTHOMASCHRISTIE HOOD, B.&., Assoc. M. Inst. C.E. THE Koari River, a tributary of the Chambd, is crossed by the miles from main line of the Great Indim Peninsula Railway 788 Bombay, intheterritory of theMaharajahScindia of Gwalior. This portion of the line, originally the Scindia State Railway, was :md ultimately became merged in theIndianMidlandRailway, part of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway system...
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THE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF A TEMPORARY TRAINFERRY ON THE ORANGE RIVER AT UPINGTON, SOUTH AFRICA.
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- pp. 378–388
- Author: J M GREATHEAD
- Document Type: Research Article
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15990
- 375 GREATHEAD ON CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATIOX OF [Selectecl " The Construction and Operation of a Temporary Train-Ferry on the Orange River at Upington, South Africa." By JAMES &lElLRIMAN GREATHEAD, B.A., ASSOC. Inst. C.E. bf. was . undertaken by the South African Government in order to facilitate the prosecution of the campaign on the North-Western borders of in September, 1914. Speed in construction the Cape Province was, inthe circumstances then obtaining, a matter of extreme importance. When the rail-head arrived at the south bank Orange River, of the opposite Upington,aboutthe20thNovember, some of thepreliminaryworkin connection withthe provision of a temporary bridge across the then narrow main stream, with subsidiary openings a t some of the larger flood-channels, was in hand...
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INVESTIGATION OF THE NILE RIVER FLOOD-RECORD FOR TRACES OF PERIODICITY (INCLUDING ADDENDUM AND PLATE AT BACK OF VOLUME).
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- pp. 389–396
- Author: T W KEELE
- Document Type: Research Article
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15991
- 380 (Puper No. 416!1.) "Investigation of the Nile River Flood-Record for Traces of Periodicity." By TrIol\r,ls W I I > L I b M KEELE, M. Inst. (!.E. T o the hydraulic engineer and those who rely upon him for advice in the construction of immense and costly works for the conservation and storage of water, whether for purposes in connection with the development of power, the supply of water to cities or towns and for irrigation, or for the improvement and regulation of rivers m d bar harbours for purposes of navigation and flood-relief, there :%re few more suggestive dnt;% thanthose affortled by n study of r:i...
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THE CAPACITY OF OUTFALL SEWERS. (INCLUDING APPENDIX).
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- pp. 397–411
- Author: W FAIRLEY
- Document Type: Research Article
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15992
- (Ptrpev No. 4192.) " The Capacity of Outfall Sewers." WILLIAM l?y FAIRLEY, Inst. C.E. N. A XAIN ontfall or intercepting sewer should be designed of sutficient, rapacity t o enable it t o discharge the following during the time of highest flow :( l ) The sewage from thearea n,t its maximlum rate of discharge. (2) A proportion of the minfxll 01' storm-water from the SIWface of the :we:(. (3) The discharges from public works, nnd water-supplies from private sources, if any...
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THE MECHANICAL WORKING OF LEAD-COVERED UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE CABLES. (ABRIDGED)
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- Author: C F STREET
- Document Type: Research Article
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15993
- 412 STREET ON THE MECHANICAL WORKING OF [Selected (Paper No. 4155.) The Mechanical Working of Lead-covered Underground Telephone-Cables." ByCHARLESFREDERICE STREET, Assoc. M. Inst. (Abridged.) THE following series of observations were made by the Author to ascertain the mechanical conditions governing the use of leadcovered telephone cables. I n practice the drum containing the cable is placed a t one end of the Fig. 1. ducts into which it is desired to draw the cable. This drum is C A E L E DRUM...
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EARTHS ON THREE-PHASE SYSTEMS.
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- Author: G G BRAID
- Document Type: Research Article
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15994
- papers.] BRAID ON EARTHS ON THREE-PHASE SYSTEMS. 421 (Paper No. 4262.) I` Earths on Three-Phase Systems." By GEORQE GLADYAN BRAID, Assoc. M. Inst. C.E. THEobject of this Paper is to showexactly what happens when an earth develops on onephase of athree-phasesystem, i.e., to determine the stresses to which the system will be subjected, the current whichpasses to earth through the fault, and the power which will be dissipated a t t h e fault...
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A NOTE ON THE SOLUTION OF EQUATIONS BY MEANS OF THE SLIDE RULE.
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- Author: E W HOLLINGWORTH
- Document Type: Research Article
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15995
- Papers.] HOLLINGWORTH ON NOTE ON SOLUTION OF EQUATIONS. 429 (Paper No. 4163.) " A Note on the Solution of Equations by Meane of the Slide-Rule." By EDWARD WILLIAM HOLLINQWORTH, M.Inst. C.E. M.A., Assoc. ALTHOUGH. engineering many questions involve the solution of equations, the use of tables is so general that it is rarely necessary to solve an equation in practical work. I n the special cases, however, where it is required to prepare or to check tables embodying the results of new or little-usedformulas, the followingmethod may be of use, as the algebraical solutions are somewhat laborious...
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OBITUARY. THE RIGHT HON RICHARD EVERARD WEBSTER, VISCOUNT ALVERSTON, G.C.M.G., P.C., U.D., 1842-1915.
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- Author: UNKNOWN
- Document Type: Obituary
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15996
- 434 OBITUARY. OBITUARY. The Right Hon. RICHARD EVERARD WEBSTER, VISCOUNT ALVERSTONE, G.C.M.G., P.C., LL.D. (Caq~tab.), Lord Chief late Justice of England, died a t Cranleigh, Surrey, on the 15th December, 1915. Born on the 22nd December,1842, he was the second son of the late Mr. Thomas Webster, Q.C., who was the first Secretary and subsequently Honorary Secretary of The Institution, with which both father and son were thus identified...
OBITUARY. FIELD MARSHALL THE RIGHT HON EARL KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM, K.G., K.P., G.C.B., O.M., G.C.S.I., G.C.M.G., G.C.I.E., D.C.L., L.L.P., 1850-1916.
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- Author: UNKNOWN
- Document Type: Obituary
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.15997
- 434 OBITUARY. OBITUARY. The Right Hon. RICHARD EVERARD WEBSTER, VISCOUNT ALVERSTONE, G.C.M.G., P.C., LL.D. (Caq~tab.), Lord Chief late Justice of England, died a t Cranleigh, Surrey, on the 15th December, 1915. Born on the 22nd December,1842, he was the second son of the late Mr. Thomas Webster, Q.C., who was the first Secretary and subsequently Honorary Secretary of The Institution, with which both father and son were thus identified...
OBITUARY. SIR ANDREW NOBLE R.A., K.C.B., D.C.L., FR,S. 1831-1915.
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- Author: UNKNOWN
- Document Type: Obituary
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16015
- 436 OBITUARY. His labours were incessant,and even for one of his remarkable capacity, exceptionally severe ; but he was not destined to see their final fruition.Historymust record hislastgreat services to his country. Lord Kitchener was elected an Honorary Member The Instituof tion on the 2nd February, 1904, on account of his services " a s a for soldier in Egypt, the Soudan and South Africa, and the remarkable work done by him as a Military Engineer." Sir ANDEEW NOBLE, Bart., Captain RA., wt...
OBITUARY. CHARLES JAMES BOWSTEAD, 1846-1916.
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- Author: UNKNOWN
- Document Type: Obituary
- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16012
- OBITUARY. 437 explosives. H e married,in 1854, MargeryDurham,daughter of Mr. ArchibaldCampbell of Quebec,bywhom hehadfoursons and two daughters, and WELSsucceeded in the baronetcy by his eldest son, Major George Noble. Sir Andrew Noble was elected a Member of The Institution on the6th December, 1881. Between1894and1899andagainin 1905-6 he served on the Council, and on the 3rd March, 1908, he was elected anHonoraryMember"onaccount of the valuable services which hehasrendered t o engineeringbyhisscientific resenrches and practical achievements in matters relating to explosives and the construction of artillery...
OBITUARY. WALTER BEER, 1874-1915.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16013
- OBITUARY. 437 explosives. H e married,in 1854, MargeryDurham,daughter of Mr. Archibald Campbell of Quebec, by whom hehadfoursons and two daughters, and WELSsucceeded in the baronetcyby his eldest son, Major George Noble. Sir Andrew Noble was elected a Member of The Institution on the6th December, 1881. Between1894and 1899 andagainin 1908, he 1905-6 he served on the Council, and on the 3rd March, was elected anHonoraryMember"onaccount of the valuable services which hehasrendered t o engineering by his scientific resenrches and practical achievements in matters relating to explosives and the constructionof artillery...
OBITUARY. WILLIAM STEWART BECHER B.A.I., 1869-1916.
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- OBITUARY. 437 explosives. H e married,in 1854, MargeryDurham,daughter of Mr. Archibald Campbell of Quebec, by whom hehadfoursons and two daughters, and WELSsucceeded in the baronetcyby his eldest son, Major George Noble. Sir Andrew Noble was elected a Member of The Institution on the6th December, 1881. Between1894and 1899 andagainin 1908, he 1905-6 he served on the Council, and on the 3rd March, was elected anHonoraryMember"onaccount of the valuable services which hehasrendered t o engineering by his scientific resenrches and practical achievements in matters relating to explosives and the constructionof artillery...
OBITUARY. ROBERT ARTHUR DAWBARN, 1860-1916.
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- 438 OBiTUARY, he was occupied on professionalwork in Mexico. B e was elected an Associate the April, on 4th 1876, was subsequently placecl among the Associate Members, and was transferred to the class of Members on the 22nd February, 1881. W I L L I A M HENRY COLE, bornonthe25th October,1854, died onthe7thJuly, 1916. Passingout of Coopers Hill College in 1876, he entered the Indian Public Works Department, and was posted toRajputana,wherehe was engaged on railway survey and construction. From 1q85 to 1898, when retired he from Government service, he was engaged onthe Sind-Sagar, North Western, Eastern and Bengal State Railways...
OBITUARY. WILLIAM CROSS, 1850-1916.
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- 438 OBiTUARY, he was occupied on professionalwork in Mexico. B e was elected an Associate the April, on 4th 1876, was subsequently placecl among the Associate Members, and was transferred to the class of Members on the 22nd February, 1881. W I L L I A M HENRY COLE, bornonthe25th October,1854, died onthe7thJuly, 1916. Passingout of Coopers Hill College in 1876, he entered the Indian Public Works Department, and was posted toRajputana,wherehe was engaged on railway survey and construction. From 1q85 to 1898, when retired he from Government service, he was engaged onthe Sind-Sagar, North Western, Eastern and Bengal State Railways...
OBITUARY. ROBERT COLLARD, 1844-1916.
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- 438 OBiTUARY, he was occupied on professionalwork in Mexico. B e was elected an Associate the April, on 4th 1876, was subsequently placecl among the Associate Members, and was transferred to the class of Members on the 22nd February, 1881. W I L L I A M HENRY COLE, bornonthe25th October,1854, died onthe7thJuly, 1916. Passingout of Coopers Hill College in 1876, he entered the Indian Public Works Department, and was posted toRajputana,wherehe was engaged on railway survey and construction. From 1q85 to 1898, when retired he from Government service, he was engaged onthe Sind-Sagar, North Western, Eastern and Bengal State Railways...
OBITUARY. WILLIAM HENRY COLE, 1854-1916.
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- 438 OBiTUARY, he was occupied on professionalwork in Mexico. B e was elected an Associate the April, on 4th 1876, was subsequently placecl among the Associate Members, and was transferred to the class of Members on the 22nd February, 1881. W I L L I A M HENRY COLE, bornonthe25th October,1854, died onthe7thJuly, 1916. Passingout of Coopers Hill College in 1876, he entered the Indian Public Works Department, and was posted toRajputana,wherehe was engaged on railway survey and construction. From 1q85 to 1898, when retired he from Government service, he was engaged onthe Sind-Sagar, North Western, Eastern and Bengal State Railways...
OBITUARY. SIR HAY FREDERICK DONALDSON, KCB, 1856-1916.
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- OBITUARY. 439 many schemes of electric lighting, power supply and tramways in this country and abroad, I n 1900 he entered into partnership with Mr. W. M. Mordey, M. Inst. C.E., a t Westminster, which continued until 1915. H e was elected a Member on the 6th February, 1906. JAMES DILLON, in 1833, died at Qlenageary, Co. Dublin, born on the12th May, 1916. After gaining experience of contracting work, he engaged in consulting practice in 1859...
OBITUARY. SYDNEY THORNTON DOBSON, 1866-1916.
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- OBITUARY. 439 many schemes of electric lighting, power supply and tramways in this country and abroad. I n 1900 he entered into partnership with Mr. W. M . Mordey, M. Inst. C.E., a t Westminster, which continued until 1915. H e was elected a Member on the 6th February, 1906. JAMES DILLON, born in 1833, died at Glenageary, Co. Dublin, onthe12thMay, 1916. Aftergainingexperience of contracting work, he engaged in consulting practice in 1859. I n this capacity hecarriedouttheDublinandMeathRailway,theFermoyand Mitchelstownandotherbranchandlightrailways,andarterial drainage works at Stoneyford, Kildare, Baltracey, Rathorgan and TJpper Invy...
OBITUARY. JAMES DILLON, 1833-1916.
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- OBITUARY. 439 many schemes of electric lighting, power supply and tramways in this country and abroad. I n 1900 he entered into partnership with Mr. W. M . Mordey, M. Inst. C.E., a t Westminster, which continued until 1915. H e was elected a Member on the 6th February, 1906. JAMES DILLON, born in 1833, died at Glenageary, Co. Dublin, onthe12thMay, 1916. Aftergainingexperience of contracting work, he engaged in consulting practice in 1859. I n this capacity hecarriedouttheDublinandMeathRailway,theFermoyand Mitchelstownandotherbranchandlightrailways,andarterial drainage works at Stoneyford, Kildare, Baltracey, Rathorgan and TJpper Invy...
OBITUARY. WALTER JOHN HAMMOND, 1849-1916
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- OBITUARY. 44 1 committee, both as a member of the main committee and as Chairman of the Committeeon Screw Threads and Limit-Gauges. A t its meeting on the 20th June, 1916, the Council of The Institution passed the following resolution : " That the Council deeply regret the death of their colleague, Sir Hay Frederick Donaldson, which occurred in the course of public war-service rendered by him, and desire to place on record their highappreciation of t;he services rendered by him to The Institution and the Engineering profession, and to express to Lady Donaldson and the members of his family sincere condolence in their bereavement...
OBITUARY. COLONEL HENRY SMITH GREENWOOD, 1861-1916.
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- OBITUARY. 44 1 committee, both as a member of the main committee and as Chairman of the Committeeon Screw Threads and Limit-Gauges. A t its meeting on the 20th June, 1916, the Council of The Institution passed the following resolution : " That the Council deeply regret the death of their colleague, Sir Hay Frederick Donaldson, which occurred in the course of public war-service rendered by him, and desire to place on record their highappreciation of t;he services rendered by him to The Institution and the Engineering profession, and to express to Lady Donaldson and the members of his family sincere condolence in their bereavement...
OBITUARY. HARRY ERLEGH FOOTNER, 1877-1916.
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- OBITUARY. 44 1 committee, both as a member of the main committee and as Chairman of the Committeeon Screw Threads and Limit-Gauges. A t its meeting on the 20th June, 1916, the Council of The Institution passed the following resolution : " That the Council deeply regret the death of their colleague, Sir Hay Frederick Donaldson, which occurred in the course of public war-service rendered by him, and desire to place on record their highappreciation of t;he services rendered by him to The Institution and the Engineering profession, and to express to Lady Donaldson and the members of his family sincere condolence in their bereavement...
OBITUARY. CHARLES RAMSDEN MAY, 1859-1916.
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- 442 OBITUARY. director of several companies, in connection with which he subsequentlyvisitedSouth America. H e was elected an Associate on the 2nd March, 1875, subsequently became an Associate Member, and was transferred to the class of Members on the 2nd January, 1884. CHRISTIANRUS~ATAUL, the 9th January, 1851,died a t born on Melbourne, Australia, on the 30th July, 1916. After gaining experience on railways in Germany, he went out to Australia in 1886 and joined the staff of the Victorian Railwttys. In 1891 he entered the service of theMelbourneandMetropolitanBoard of Works, and subsequently was promoted to be Designing Engineer, latterly acting as deputy to the Engineer-in-Chief...
OBITUARY. JOHN THORPE LEWIS, 1868-1915
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- 442 OBITUARY. director of several companies, in connection with which he subsequentlyvisitedSouth America. H e was elected an Associate on the 2nd March, 1875, subsequently became an Associate Member, and was transferred to the class of Members on the 2nd January, 1884. CHRISTIANRUS~ATAUL, the 9th January, 1851,died a t born on Melbourne, Australia, on the 30th July, 1916. After gaining experience on railways in Germany, he went out to Australia in 1886 and joined the staff of the Victorian Railwttys. In 1891 he entered the service of theMelbourneandMetropolitanBoard of Works, and subsequently was promoted to be Designing Engineer, latterly acting as deputy to the Engineer-in-Chief...
OBITUARY. FREDERICK WILLIAM LACEY 1855-1916.
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- 442 OBITUARY. director of several companies, in connection with which he subsequentlyvisitedSouth America. H e was elected an Associate on the 2nd March, 1875, subsequently became an Associate Member, and was transferred to the class of Members on the 2nd January, 1884. CHRISTIANRUS~ATAUL, the 9th January, 1851,died a t born on Melbourne, Australia, on the 30th July, 1916. After gaining experience on railways in Germany, he went out to Australia in 1886 and joined the staff of the Victorian Railwttys. In 1891 he entered the service of theMelbourneandMetropolitanBoard of Works, and subsequently was promoted to be Designing Engineer, latterly acting as deputy to the Engineer-in-Chief...
OBITUARY. CHRISTIAN KUSSMAUL; 1851-1916.
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- 442 OBITUARY. director of several companies, in connection with which he subsequentlyvisitedSouth America. H e was elected an Associate on the 2nd March, 1875, subsequently became an Associate Member, and was transferred to the class of Members on the 2nd January, 1884. CHRISTIANRUS~ATAUL, the 9th January, 1851,died a t born on Melbourne, Australia, on the 30th July, 1916. After gaining experience on railways in Germany, he went out to Australia in 1886 and joined the staff of the Victorian Railwttys. In 1891 he entered the service of theMelbourneandMetropolitanBoard of Works, and subsequently was promoted to be Designing Engineer, latterly acting as deputy to the Engineer-in-Chief...
OBITUARY. THEOPHILUS MICHELL, 1852-1916.
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- OB~TUAKP. 443 their service until 1915, when he became Resident Engineer on the Tanjong Pagar Dock works a t Singapore. He was elected an Associate Member on the 3rd March, 1885, and was transferred to the class of Members on the 16th December, 1902. THEOPHILUS ~ I C I I E L L , onthe13thMarch, ~~ born 1852,died at Bournemouth on the 15th February, 1916. I n 1875, after passing through Coopers Hill College and securing practical experience on the Great Western Railway, he was appointed to the Indian Public WorksDepartment,and was posted totheRailwayBranch,in which he served until 1898, when he was appointed to the South IndiaRailway...
OBITUARY. HUGH LEWIN MONK, 1844-1916.
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- OB~TUAKP. 443 their service until 1915, when he became Resident Engineer on the Tanjong Pagar Dock works a t Singapore. He was elected an Associate Member on the 3rd March, 1885, and was transferred to the class of Members on the 16th December, 1902. THEOPHILUS ~ I C I I E L L , onthe13thMarch, ~~ born 1852,died at Bournemouth on the 15th February, 1916. I n 1875, after passing through Coopers Hill College and securing practical experience on the Great Western Railway, he was appointed to the Indian Public WorksDepartment,and was posted totheRailwayBranch,in which he served until 1898, when he was appointed to the South IndiaRailway...
OBITUARY. JOHN DUNLOP PARKER, 1844-1916.
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- OB~TUAKP. 443 their service until 1915, when he became Resident Engineer on the Tanjong Pagar Dock works a t Singapore. He was elected an Associate Member on the 3rd March, 1885, and was transferred to the class of Members on the 16th December, 1902. THEOPHILUS ~ I C I I E L L , onthe13thMarch, ~~ born 1852,died at Bournemouth on the 15th February, 1916. I n 1875, after passing through Coopers Hill College and securing practical experience on the Great Western Railway, he was appointed to the Indian Public WorksDepartment,and was posted totheRailwayBranch,in which he served until 1898, when he was appointed to the South IndiaRailway...
OBITUARY. THOMAS RICHARDS, 1844-1916.
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- OB~TUAKP. 443 their service until 1915, when he became Resident Engineer on the Tanjong Pagar Dock works a t Singapore. He was elected an Associate Member on the 3rd March, 1885, and was transferred to the class of Members on the 16th December, 1902. THEOPHILUS ~ I C I I E L L , onthe13thMarch, ~~ born 1852,died at Bournemouth on the 15th February, 1916. I n 1875, after passing through Coopers Hill College and securing practical experience on the Great Western Railway, he was appointed to the Indian Public WorksDepartment,and was posted totheRailwayBranch,in which he served until 1898, when he was appointed to the South IndiaRailway...
OBITUARY. LESLIE STEPHEN ROBERTSON 1863-1916.
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- 444 OBITUARY. LESLIESTEPHEN XOBEKTRON, who, with Sir Frederick Donaldson, was attached to Lord Kitchener's staff as a representative of the Ministry of Munitions, also lost his life by the sinking of the "Hampshire" on the 5th June, 1916. Born in India on the 4thOctober, 1863, he was the youngest son of thelateSirWilliam Rose Robinson, sometime Governor of Madras, the original family name of Robertson being resumed in 1898. H e was educated a t King's College and University College, London, and in Germany, and obtained his practical training with Messrs...
OBITUARY. HUBERT THOMAS, 1839-1916.
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- OBITUARY. 445 Papers, including with Mr. de Segundo a Student's Paper on cast-iron beams,l for which he received a Miller Prize. Mr. Robertson was elected a n Associate Member of The Institution on the 3rd December, 1889, and was transferred to the class of Members on the 19th February, 1901. HUBERT THOMAS, at Edgbaston, Birmingham, on the 13th born January, 1839, died at Lowestoft on the 8th September, 1916. For many years, from 1865 until his retirement, he had been Engineer to the Grand Junction CanalCompany, having charge of an extensive canal system, reservoirs and pumping-stations, and designing and constructing canaldocks, locks, bridges, artesian wells and other works in connection with inland navigation...
OBITUARY PEDRO PASCUAL DE UHAGON Y VEDIA 1850-1916.
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- OBITUARY. 445 Papers, including with Mr. de Segundo a Student's Paper on cast-iron beams,l for which he received a Miller Prize. Mr. Robertson was elected a n Associate Member of The Institution on the 3rd December, 1889, and was transferred to the class of Members on the 19th February, 1901. HUBERT THOMAS, at Edgbaston, Birmingham, on the 13th born January, 1839, died at Lowestoft on the 8th September, 1916. For many years, from 1865 until his retirement, he had been Engineer to the Grand Junction CanalCompany, having charge of an extensive canal system, reservoirs and pumping-stations, and designing and constructing canaldocks, locks, bridges, artesian wells and other works in connection with inland navigation...
OBITUARY. COLONEL THOMAS EDWARD VICKERS C.B; 1833-1915.
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- OBITUARY. 445 Papers, including with Mr. de Segundo a Student's Paper on cast-iron beams,l for which he received a Miller Prize. Mr. Robertson elected was a n Associate Member of The Institution on the 3rd December, 1889, and was transferred to the class of Members on the 19th February, 1901. HUBERT THOMAS, at Edgbaston, Birmingham, on the 13th born January, 1839, died at Lowestoft on the 8th September, 1916. For many years, from 1865 until his retirement, he had been Engineer to the Grand Junction CanalCompany, having charge of an extensive canal system, reservoirs and pumping-stations, and designing and constructing canaldocks, locks, bridges, artesian wells and other works i n connection with inland navigation...
OBITUARY. WILLIAM HENRY WHEELER. 1832-1915.
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- 446 OBITUARY. largely contributed. H e early prosecuted, with vigour and success, theinvestigation of processes of steel manufacture, introducing intothiscountry a new method of making steel castings and tires, inventing the double rolling-mill for the latter, and making numerousimportantexperimentsandimprovementsintheopenhearth process. In 1907 he was awarded the Howard Quinquennial Prize of The Institution "in recognition of the part taken during his career in developing and improving the production of steel for importantengineering purposes." H e resigned thechairmanship of Vickers in 1909, but continued to take a keen interest in the business until his death...
OBITUARY. JOHN ANDERSON 1843-1916.
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- 446 OBITUARY. largely contributed. H e early prosecuted, with vigour and success, theinvestigation of processes of steel manufacture, introducing a new method of making steel castings and intothiscountry tires, inventing the double rolling-mill for the latter, and making numerousimportantexperimentsandimprovementsintheopenhearth process. In 1907 he was awarded the Howard Quinquennial Prize of The Institution "in recognition of the part taken during his career in developing and improving the production of steel for importantengineering purposes." H e resigned thechairmanship of Vickers in 1909, but continued to take a keen interest in the business until his death...
OBITUARY. GEORGE STAFFORD BOGLE 1889-1915.
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- OBITUARY. 447 Burgh Surveyor since 1873. I n 1891 he was also appointed County Sanitary Inspector, and held the further officeof Inspector under theMontroseBridgeJoint Committee. Previouslyhehad been of Leith,andassistantto Mr. James AssistantBurghSurveyor Lamond, with whom he was associated in a variety of water-supply and sanitary works. A t Montrose carried water-supply he out works and many other improvements. H e was elected an Associate Member on the 5th April, 1881. GEORGE STAFPORD BOGLE, in New Zealand on the 11th born July, 1889, died on the 15th October, 1915, of wounds received in action in Gallipoli...
OBITUARY. VICTOR CHARLES DOUGLAS BOYD CARPENTER. 1887-1916.
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- OBITUARY. 447 Burgh Surveyor since 1873. I n 1891 he was also appointed County Sanitary Inspector, and held the further officeof Inspector under theMontroseBridgeJoint Committee. Previouslyhehad been of Leith,andassistantto Mr. James AssistantBurghSurveyor Lamond, with whom he was associated in a variety of water-supply and sanitary works. A t Montrose carried water-supply he out works and many other improvements. H e was elected an Associate Member on the 5th April, 1881. GEORGE STAFPORD BOGLE, in New Zealand on the 11th born July, 1889, died on the 15th October, 1915, of wounds received in action in Gallipoli...
OBITUARY. JOHN CHAPMAN B.SC. 1887-1916.
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- OBITUARY. 447 Burgh Surveyor since 1873. I n 1891 he was also appointed County Sanitary Inspector, and held the further officeof Inspector under theMontroseBridgeJoint Committee. Previouslyhehad been of Leith,andassistantto Mr. James AssistantBurghSurveyor Lamond, with whom he was associated in a variety of water-supply and sanitary works. A t Montrose carried water-supply he out works and many other improvements. H e was elected an Associate Member on the 5th April, 1881. GEORGE STAFPORD BOGLE, in New Zealand on the 11th born July, 1889, died on the 15th October, 1915, of wounds received in action in Gallipoli...
OBITUARY. PERCY COATES., 1885-1916
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- OBITUARY. 447 Burgh Surveyor since 1873. I n 1891 he was also appointed County Sanitary Inspector, and held the further officeof Inspector under theMontroseBridgeJoint Committee. Previouslyhehad been of Leith,andassistantto Mr. James AssistantBurghSurveyor Lamond, with whom he was associated in a variety of water-supply and sanitary works. A t Montrose carried water-supply he out works and many other improvements. H e was elected an Associate Member on the 5th April, 1881. GEORGE STAFPORD BOGLE, in New Zealand on the 11th born July, 1889, died on the 15th October, 1915, of wounds received in action in Gallipoli...
OBITUARY. GEORGE WELSBY DEAKIN 1877-1916.
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- 448 OBITUARY. GEORGE E L S B Y DEAKIN, born on the 13th September, 1877, a t W 1916. On Birkenhead, died at WestKirbyonthe21stMarch, completing his training under Messrs. Beloe and Priest, of Liverpool, he was engaged by them for several years on varied engineering work in Cheshire. H e actedas contractor's engineeron the Mersey, construction of the Runcorn Transporter Bridge over the and subsequently carried out water-supply and sewerageschemes and other work in Lancashire, Cheshire and Hampshire. H e joined the Royal Engineers in March, 1915, but relinquished his commission in February, 1916, on account of ill-health...
OBITUARY. ANGELO EMANUEL EDWARDS 1848-1916.
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- 448 OBITUARY. GEORGE E L S B Y DEAKIN, born on the 13th September, 1877, a t W 1916. On Birkenhead, died at WestKirbyonthe21stMarch, completing his training under Messrs. Beloe and Priest, of Liverpool, he was engaged by them for several years on varied engineering work in Cheshire. H e actedas contractor's engineeron the Mersey, construction of the Runcorn Transporter Bridge over the and subsequently carried out water-supply and sewerageschemes and other work in Lancashire, Cheshire and Hampshire. H e joined the Royal Engineers in March, 1915, but relinquished his commission in February, 1916, on account of ill-health...
OBITUARY. CHARLES WALTER EDWARDS B.A.I. 1873-1916.
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- 448 OBITUARY. GEORGE E L S B Y DEAKIN, born on the 13th September, 1877, a t W 1916. On Birkenhead, died at WestKirbyonthe21stMarch, completing his training under Messrs. Beloe and Priest, of Liverpool, he was engaged by them for several years on varied engineering work in Cheshire. H e actedas contractor's engineeron the Mersey, construction of the Runcorn Transporter Bridge over the and subsequently carried out water-supply and sewerageschemes and other work in Lancashire, Cheshire and Hampshire. H e joined the Royal Engineers in March, 1915, but relinquished his commission in February, 1916, on account of ill-health...
OBITUARY. WILLIAM DIXON FISHER 1865-1915.
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- 448 OBITUARY. GEORGE E L S B Y DEAKIN, born on the 13th September, 1877, a t W 1916. On Birkenhead, died at WestKirbyonthe21stMarch, completing his training under Messrs. Beloe and Priest, of Liverpool, he was engaged by them for several years on varied engineering work in Cheshire. H e actedas contractor's engineeron the Mersey, construction of the Runcorn Transporter Bridge over the and subsequently carried out water-supply and sewerageschemes and other work in Lancashire, Cheshire and Hampshire. H e joined the Royal Engineers in March, 1915, but relinquished his commission in February, 1916, on account of ill-health...
OBITUARY. MAJOR HERBERT PHILLIPS FLETCHER, 1865-1915.
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- 448 OBITUARY. GEORGE E L S B Y DEAKIN, born on the 13th September, 1877, a t W 1916. On Birkenhead, died at WestKirbyonthe21stMarch, completing his training under Messrs. Beloe and Priest, of Liverpool, he was engaged by them for several years on varied engineering work in Cheshire. H e actedas contractor's engineeron the Mersey, construction of the Runcorn Transporter Bridge over the and subsequently carried out water-supply and sewerageschemes and other work in Lancashire, Cheshire and Hampshire. H e joined the Royal Engineers in March, 1915, but relinquished his commission in February, 1916, on account of ill-health...
OBITUARY. JOHN GANDON 1862-1916.
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- OBITUARY. 419 subsequently became a partner in the firmof B:mistec Fletcher and Sons, in which capacity he w;u responsible for 3 number of public buildings. H e was a Fellow of the Royal Institute of British a Uarrister-at-larv, Archhectsand of theSurveyors'Institution, Surveyor tothe Board of Trade, Architect the to Carpenters' Company and other to City Companies, and Director of the TradesTraining School. He 'was the author of various technical works and had travelled extensively. H e served with the French and English aviation services, and had received the Croix de Guerre, both naval and military, for conspicuous bravery...
OBITUARY. WILLIAM GUMBLEY. 1846-1916.
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- OBITUARY. 419 subsequently became a partner in the firmof B:mistec Fletcher and Sons, in which capacity he w;u responsible for 3 number of public buildings. H e was a Fellow of the Royal Institute of British a Uarrister-at-larv, Archhectsand of theSurveyors'Institution, Surveyor tothe Board of Trade, Architect the to Carpenters' Company and other to City Companies, and Director of the TradesTraining School. He 'was the author of various technical works and had travelled extensively. H e served with the French and English aviation services, and had received the Croix de Guerre, both naval and military, for conspicuous bravery...
OBITUARY. ARTHUR GORDON HAIGH, BA. 1985-1916.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16037
- OBITUARY. 419 subsequently became a partner in the firmof B:mistec Fletcher and Sons, in which capacity he w;u responsible for 3 number of public buildings. H e was a Fellow of the Royal Institute of British a Uarrister-at-larv, Archhectsand of theSurveyors'Institution, Surveyor tothe Board of Trade, Architect the to Carpenters' Company and other to City Companies, and Director of the TradesTraining School. He 'was the author of various technical works and had travelled extensively. H e served with the French and English aviation services, and had received the Croix de Guerre, both naval and military, for conspicuous bravery...
OBITUARY. ARTHUR WILLIAM HERBERT 1857-1915.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16038
- OBITUARY. 419 subsequently became a partner in the firm of B:mistec Fletcher and Sons, in which capacity he w;u responsible for 3 number of public buildings. H e was a Fellow of t h e Royal Institute of British a Uarrister-at-larv, Archhectsand of theSurveyors'Institution, Surveyor t ot h e Board of Trade, Architect the to Carpenters' Company and other to City Companies, and Director of the TradesTraining School. He 'was the author of varioustechnical works andhadtravelledextensively. H e servedwith the French and English aviation services, and had received the Croix de Guerre, both naval and military, for conspicuous bravery...
OBITUARY. GEORGE HANLEY HUTCHINSON 1887-1916.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16039
- 450 OBITUARY. he was continuously employed on railway survey and construction in Cape Colony, the Orange Free State and Natal, acting on the staff of the Imperial Military Railways during the war. H e was elected a n Associate Member on the 4th December, 1883. GEORGEHANLEY HUTCIIINSON, at Catterick, Yorks, on born the3rdSeptember, 1887, was killed in action in France 0x1 the 3rdMarch, 1916. Afterbeing employed ontheconstruction of reinforced-concrete bridges for the Gloucestershire County Council, he went out to Argentina in 1910 as an Assistant Engineer on the Central Cordoba Railway...
OBITUARY. ROBERT NORRIE JERVIS BSC, 1888-1916.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16040
- 450 OBITUARY. he was continuously employed on railway survey and construction in Cape Colony, the Orange Free State and Natal, acting on the staff of the Imperial Military Railways during the war. H e was elected a n Associate Member on the 4th December, 1883. GEORGEHANLEY HUTCIIINSON, at Catterick, Yorks, on born the3rdSeptember, 1887, was killed in action in France 0x1 the 3rdMarch, 1916. Afterbeing employed ontheconstruction of reinforced-concrete bridges for the Gloucestershire County Council, he went out to Argentina in 1910 as an Assistant Engineer on the Central Cordoba Railway...
OBITUARY BERTRAND THORNTON KNIGHT 1863-1916.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16041
- 450 OBITUARY. he was continuously employed on railway survey and construction in Cape Colony, the Orange Free State and Natal, acting on the staff of the Imperial Military Railways during the war. H e was elected a n Associate Member on the 4th December, 1883. GEORGEHANLEY HUTCIIINSON, at Catterick, Yorks, on born the3rdSeptember, 1887, was killed in action in France 0x1 the 3rdMarch, 1916. Afterbeing employed ontheconstruction of reinforced-concrete bridges for the Gloucestershire County Council, he went out to Argentina in 1910 as an Assistant Engineer on the Central Cordoba Railway...
OBITUARY. CHARLES LINDSAY CLAUDE BOWES LYON 1885-1914.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16042
- 450 OBITUARY. he was continuously employed on railway survey and construction in Cape Colony, the Orange Free State and Natal, acting on the staff of the Imperial Military Railways during the war. H e was elected a n Associate Member on the 4th December, 1883. GEORGEHANLEY HUTCIIINSON, at Catterick, Yorks, on born the3rdSeptember, 1887, was killed in action in France 0x1 the 3rdMarch, 1916. Afterbeing employed ontheconstruction of reinforced-concrete bridges for the Gloucestershire County Council, he went out to Argentina in 1910 as an Assistant Engineer on the Central Cordoba Railway...
OBITUARY. ROBERT GORDON MACKAY. 1874-1916.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16043
- 450 OBITUARY. he was continuously employed on railway survey and construction in Cape Colony, the Orange Free State and Natal, acting on the staff of the Imperial Military Railways during the war. H e was elected a n Associate Member on the 4th December, 1883. GEORGEHANLEY HUTCIIINSON, at Catterick, Yorks, on born the3rdSeptember, 1887, was killed in action in France 0x1 the 3rdMarch, 1916. Afterbeing employed ontheconstruction of reinforced-concrete bridges for the Gloucestershire County Council, he went out to Argentina in 1910 as an Assistant Engineer on the Central Cordoba Railway...
OBITUARY. GEOFFREY HENRY JENNER MELLSOP 1888-1916.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16044
- OBITUART. 45 1 Company, subsequentlytransferringhis services in 1897 tothe Blackman Ventilating Company, for whom he acted as Engineer, specializing i n mechanical ventilating and drying installations. le was elected aq Associate Member on the 6th February, 1900. GEOFFREY HENRY JENNER MELLSOP, in NewZealand on born the 20th March, 1888, died on the 15th May, 1916, from injuries accident. H e entered the service of the received in a quarry in 1906, and PublicWorksDepartmentasanengineeringcadet was appointedAssistantEngineerin 1910. H e was engaged on the survey and construction of railways and roads, and on harbour defences, until the date of his untimely death...
OBITUARY. ALBERT ERNEST SCULTHORPE MINETT 1883-1916.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16045
- OBITUART. 45 1 Company, subsequentlytransferringhis services in 1897 tothe Blackman Ventilating Company, for whom he acted as Engineer, specializing i n mechanical ventilating and drying installations. le was elected aq Associate Member on the 6th February, 1900. GEOFFREY HENRY JENNER MELLSOP, in NewZealand on born the 20th March, 1888, died on the 15th May, 1916, from injuries accident. H e entered the service of the received in a quarry in 1906, and PublicWorksDepartmentasanengineeringcadet was appointedAssistantEngineerin 1910. H e was engaged on the survey and construction of railways and roads, and on harbour defences, until the date of his untimely death...
OBITUARY. DANIEL MURCOTT 1849-1915.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16046
- OBITUART. 45 1 Company, subsequentlytransferringhis services in 1897 tothe Blackman Ventilating Company, for whom he acted as Engineer, specializing i n mechanical ventilating and drying installations. le was elected aq Associate Member on the 6th February, 1900. GEOFFREY HENRY JENNER MELLSOP, in NewZealand on born the 20th March, 1888, died on the 15th May, 1916, from injuries accident. H e entered the service of the received in a quarry in 1906, and PublicWorksDepartmentasanengineeringcadet was appointedAssistantEngineerin 1910. H e was engaged on the survey and construction of railways and roads, and on harbour defences, until the date of his untimely death...
OBITUARY. ARTHUR POYNTING, MSC 1882-1916.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16047
- OBITUART. 45 1 Company, subsequentlytransferringhis services in 1897 tothe Blackman Ventilating Company, for whom he acted as Engineer, specializing i n mechanical ventilating and drying installations. le was elected aq Associate Member on the 6th February, 1900. GEOFFREY HENRY JENNER MELLSOP, in NewZealand on born the 20th March, 1888, died on the 15th May, 1916, from injuries accident. H e entered the service of the received in a quarry in 1906, and PublicWorksDepartmentasanengineeringcadet was appointedAssistantEngineerin 1910. H e was engaged on the survey and construction of railways and roads, and on harbour defences, until the date of his untimely death...
OBITUARY. THOMAS CHARLES RICHARDSON 1884-1916.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16048
- OBITUART. 45 1 Company, subsequentlytransferringhis services in 1897 tothe Blackman Ventilating Company, for whom he acted as Engineer, specializing i n mechanical ventilating and drying installations. le was elected aq Associate Member on the 6th February, 1900. GEOFFREY HENRY JENNER MELLSOP, in NewZealand on born the 20th March, 1888, died on the 15th May, 1916, from injuries accident. H e entered the service of the received in a quarry in 1906, and PublicWorksDepartmentasanengineeringcadet was appointedAssistantEngineerin 1910. H e was engaged on the survey and construction of railways and roads, and on harbour defences, until the date of his untimely death...
OBITUARY. HAROLD GEORGE ROWLEY. 1884-1916.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16049
- 45 2 OBITUARY. Engineers. I n t h e following year he was appointed to tlle staff of the Rio deJ-:meiroCity ImprovementsCom1mny, whcre heremninetl until the outbreak of war. Before hisdenthhehad :zttainod the rank of Major and had gained the Military Cross. l f c was elected an Associate Member on the 4th April, 1'311. HAROLD GEOEGE ROWLEY, on the 1st August, 1884, died born onactive service i n Franceonthe17th March, 1916. H e spent 2 years on the staff of Messrs. Boss and Company, engineering contractors, Mnzaffarpur, India, and, returning t o England in1909, wzts appointed to one of the first commissions in the Royd Engineers SpecialReserve...
OBITUARY. CHARLES VAUGHAN SANDEMAN. 1883-1916.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16050
- 45 2 OBITUARY. Engineers. I n t h e following year he was appointed to tlle staff of the Rio deJ-:meiroCity ImprovementsCom1mny, whcre heremninetl until the outbreak of war. Before hisdenthhehad :zttainod the rank of Major and had gained the Military Cross. l f c was elected an Associate Member on the 4th April, 1'311. HAROLD GEOEGE ROWLEY, on the 1st August, 1884, died born onactive service i n Franceonthe17th March, 1916. H e spent 2 years on the staff of Messrs. Boss and Company, engineering contractors, Mnzaffarpur, India, and, returning t o England in1909, was appointed to one of the first commissions in the Royd Engineers SpecialReserve...
OBITUARY. WILLIAM HENRY BOURCHIER SAVILE 1875-1916.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16051
- 45 2 OBITUARY. Engineers. I n t h e following year he was appointed to tlle staff of the Rio deJ-:meiroCity ImprovementsCom1mny, whcre heremninetl until the outbreak of war. Before hisdenthhehad :zttainod the rank of Major and had gained the Military Cross. l f c was elected an Associate Member on the 4th April, 1'311. HAROLD GEOEGE ROWLEY, on the 1st August, 1884, died born onactive service i n Franceonthe17th March, 1916. H e spent 2 years on the staff of Messrs. Boss and Company, engineering contractors, Mnzaffarpur, India, and, returning t o England in1909, wzts appointed to one of the first commissions in the Royd Engineers SpecialReserve...
OBITUARY. ROBERT HENRY SMITH 1852-1916.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16052
- 45 2 OBITUARY. Engineers. I n t h e following year he was appointed to tlle staff of the Rio deJ-:meiroCity ImprovementsCom1mny, whcre heremninetl until the outbreak of war. Before hisdenthhehad :zttainod the rank of Major and had gained the Military Cross. l f c was elected an Associate Member on the 4th April, 1'311. HAROLD GEOEGE ROWLEY, on the 1st August, 1884, died born onactive service i n Franceonthe17th March, 1916. H e spent 2 years on the staff of Messrs. Boss and Company, engineering contractors, Mnzaffarpur, India, and, returning t o England in1909, wzts appointed to one of the first commissions in the Royd Engineers SpecialReserve...
OBITUARY. JOHN WILLIAM ABBOTT STEGGALL, BSC 1887-1916.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16053
- OBITUARY. 453 1897 to 1904 hecarriedonanextensiveconsulting practice in Westminster, and also conducted a large number of investigations, and reported on exhibitions. H e was the author of various textbooks and numerous papers contributed to the proceedings of this Institution and of other societies and to the technical press. H e was elected a n Associate Member on the 3rd May, 1881. JOHNWILLIAM ABBOTT STEGGALL, (St. Andrews), born B.Sc. in action on the 31st May, 1916. After leaving the University, he gained practical experience on the CaledonianRailway, and in 1912 went out to Brazil as Assiptant Location Engineer the on Victoria-Minas Railway...
OBITUARY. WILLIAM TIJOU 1830-1916
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16054
- OBITUARY. 453 1897 to 1904 hecarriedonanextensiveconsulting practice in Westminster, and also conducted a large number of investigations, and reported on exhibitions. H e was the author of various textbooks and numerous papers contributed to the proceedings of this Institution and of other societies and to the technical press. H e was elected a n Associate Member on the 3rd May, 1881. JOHNWILLIAM ABBOTT STEGGALL, (St. Andrews), born B.Sc. in action on the 31st May, 1916. After leaving the University, he gained practical experience on the CaledonianRailway, and in 1912 went out to Brazil as Assiptant Location Engineer the on Victoria-Minas Railway...
OBITUARY. WILLIAM PEYTO UNWIN 1876-1916
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16055
- OBITUARY. 453 1897 to 1904 hecarriedonanextensiveconsulting practice in Westminster, and also conducted a large number of investigations, and reported on exhibitions. H e was the author of various textbooks and numerous papers contributed to the proceedings of this Institution and of other societies and to the technical press. H e was elected a n Associate Member on the 3rd May, 1881. JOHNWILLIAM ABBOTT STEGGALL, (St. Andrews), born B.Sc. in action on the 31st May, 1916. After leaving the University, he gained practical experience on the CaledonianRailway, and in 1912 went out to Brazil as Assiptant Location Engineer the on Victoria-Minas Railway...
OBITUARY. GEORGE WHITE 1849-1916.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16056
- OBITUARY. 453 1897 to 1904 hecarriedonanextensiveconsulting practice in Westminster, and also conducted a large number of investigations, and reported on exhibitions. H e was the author of various textbooks and numerous papers contributed to the proceedings of this Institution and of other societies and to the technical press. H e was elected a n Associate Member on the 3rd May, 1881. JOHNWILLIAM ABBOTT STEGGALL, (St. Andrews), born B.Sc. in action on the 31st May, 1916. After leaving the University, he gained practical experience on the CaledonianRailway, and in 1912 went out to Brazil as Assiptant Location Engineer the on Victoria-Minas Railway...
OBITUARY. RONALD EDWARD WILSON, BA 1885-1916.
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- 454 DECEASES. RECENT RONALD EDWARD WILSON, B.A. (Cantab.), born at Saltburn, Yorks, on the 8th May, 1885,was killed in action in East Africa on the11thMarch, 1916. Aftergainingpractical experience at the Royal Small Arms Factory, Enfield, and serving on the staff of the North Eastern Railway, both in the Docks department and on the Dermanent-way staff, obtained1912 he in an appointment as Assistant Engineer with the Bombay Port Trust. On the outbreak of war he joined the Bombay Volunteer Rifles, later receiving a commission...
OBITUARY. THOMAS BRIGHT WILSON 1843-1915.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16058
- 454 DECEASES. RECENT RONALD EDWARD WILSON, B.A. (Cantab.), born at Saltburn, Yorks, on the 8th May, 1885,was killed in action in East Africa on the11thMarch, 1916. Aftergainingpractical experience at the Royal Small Arms Factory, Enfield, and serving on the staff of the North Eastern Railway, both in the Docks department and on the Dermanent-way staff, obtained1912 he in an appointment as Assistant Engineer with the Bombay Port Trust. On the outbreak of war he joined the Bombay Volunteer Rifles, later receiving a commission...
OBITUARY. LOUIS PHILIP NOTT 1858-1916.
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- DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1916.16059
- 454 DECEASES. RECENT RONALD EDWARD WILSON, B.A. (Cantab.), born at Saltburn, Yorks, on the 8th May, 1885,was killed in action in East Africa on the11thMarch, 1916. Aftergainingpractical experience at the Royal Small Arms Factory, Enfield, and serving on the staff of the North Eastern Railway, both in the Docks department and on the Dermanent-way staff, obtained1912 he in an appointment as Assistant Engineer with the Bombay Port Trust. On the outbreak of war he joined the Bombay Volunteer Rifles, later receiving a commission...

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Volume 202, Issue 1916, January 1916