...treacheries of Bessemer steel, is the form of ship and boiler-plates, and asked steelmakers " What are their prospects of obtaining a material which we can use...delicate manipulation, and so much fear and trembling." The present paper is an answer to that question. The result of severe tests on Landore plates is that...

...In 1877, Sir Nathaniel Barnaby had asked, as regards the use of steel for shipbuilding 'purposes, " What are our prospects of obtaining a material which...delicate manipulation and so much fear and trembling?" In 1877, Sir Frederick Bramwell,1 not in his Address to this Institution, for that was not delivered...

...tons per square inch." As regards the use of steel for shipbuilding purposes, in this same year, 1873, Sir Nathaniel Barnaby asked, " What are our prospects..." have a perfectly regular material, stronger and more ductile than iron," and he speaks of " our lasting debt of gratitude for the birth and training...

...afraid of it." He adds, " the question we have to put to the steel makers is, what are our prospefts of obtaining a material which we can use without such...delicate manipulation and so much fear and trembling ? " All this is changed, for, as Mr. Elgar informs me, in the year ending on June 30 last, no less...

...words on the question of steel. In the admirable address we have had from Mr. Barnaby he has stated what are our prospects of obtaining a material which...we can use without such delicate manipulation, and without so much fear and trembling as has been referred to. I am referring to the manipulation which...

...their Transactions, and in his concluding remarks he puts the following question to steel 1nak1-rs: —"What are our prospects of obtaining a material...delicate manipulation and so much fear and trembling? We have gone on for years using iron plates which are a compound of impure irons of different and unknown...

...Architect of the Royal Navy, used these words : — "The question we have to put to the steelmakers is : What are our prospects of obtaining a material which...delicate manipulation and so much fear and trembling i . . . . We want a perfectly coherent and definitely carburized bloom or ingot, of which the rolls...

...these words : — " The question we have to put to the steel makers is : What are our prospects of u obtaining a material which we can use without, such...delicate manipulation and so " much fear and trembling 900000 ^ye want a perfectly coherent and definitely " carburized bloom or ingot, of which the rolls...

...appear to be equally afraid of it.' lie adds, ' the question we have to put to the steel makers is, what are our prospects of obtaining a material which...delicate manipulation and so much fear and trembling ? ' All this is changed, for, as Mr. Elgar informs me, in the year ending on June 30 last, no less...

...appear to be equally afraid of it.' lie adds, ' the question we have to put to the steel makers is, what are our prospects of obtaining a material which...delicate manipulation and so much fear and trembling? ' All this is changed, for, as Mr. Elgar informs me, in the year ending on June 30 last, no less than...