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Correspondence

Correspondence pp51 - 54

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Business and Personal

Business and Personal p59

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The Estes Steam Engine, The General Oceanic Circulation pp47 - 48

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Discussion on Mr. Harding's Paper, Entitled “The Application of Steam to Canals,” Concluded in Our Last Issue.—No. 1 pp48 - 49

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Experiences of a Bureau Officer pp49 - 50

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King's “Valveless” Engine pp50 - 51

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Fowler's Improved Method of Adjusting Eccentrics p51

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Nelson's Reversible Window Sash p51

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Mental Order and System p55

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Extinguishing Fires at their Commencement p55

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Graphite, Plumbago, Black Lead p55

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Infringement Trial pp55 - 56

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The Threaded Envelope Patents p56

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What is Doing at the Patent Office—Great Number of Applicants for Extensions p56

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Photographic Notes p56

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Professor Tyndall on “Dust and Smoke” pp57 - 58

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No List of Patentees p58

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Editorial Summary pp58 - 59

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Answers to Correspondents p59

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Applications for Extension of Patents p59

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Queries p60

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Recent American and Foreign Patents p60

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