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Original Articles

Scottish Engineers and Engineering: A Symposium

Held at the University of Stirling, 21 August 1977 University of Bath

Pages 121-148 | Published online: 31 Jan 2014

REFERENCES

  • For the history of the linen and jute industries, see D. Bremner, The Industries of Scotland, Edinburgh 1869, ( reprinted by David and Charles Newton Abbot 1969), 214–269.
  • New Statistical Account of Scotland Vol IX, Fife and Kinross, 11–12.
  • B. Lenman, C. Lythe and E. Gauldie -Dundee and its Textile Industry, ( Dundee, 1969), 23.
  • Fife Free Press, 5 March 1892.
  • Information supplied by Lewis C. Grant Ltd, Dysart.
  • John Bryson, The Industries of Kirkcaldy and District, Kirkcaldy 1872, 96 gives 1855 for the establishment of Dunnikier Foundry. A surviving Douglas & Grant Catalogue of 1912 (in Kirkcaldy Public Library) gives the date as 1853.
  • John Bryson, op cit.
  • B. Lenman et al, op cit, 27–8.
  • Information supplied by Lewis C. Grant Ltd, Dysart.
  • The Practical Engineer, 27 October 1899, 389.
  • The Practical Engineer, 27 October 1899, 389.
  • Engineering, 6 April 1866, 228, letter from J. F. Spencer.
  • Engineering, 8 May 1874, 341.
  • Engineering, 23 March and 6 April, 1888.
  • e.g. see The Engineer 25 April 1879, for details of a Bull type pumping engine for the Fife Coal Company, cylinder 100 in x 144 in stroke.
  • Patent 3212, 5 November 1869.
  • Note on Robert Douglas ( source not known) in Kirkcaldy Public Library.
  • FIfeshire Advertiser, 2 June 1900. This Contains an appreciation of Lewis Grant (not an obituary - he was still very much alive).
  • Douglas & Grant Ltd, Catalogue of Engines etc., c.1914, in Kirkcaldy Public Library.
  • See G. Watkins, The Textile Mill Engine, Vol I ( Newton Abbot 1970), p1.57, for an illustration of a 250 hp tandem compound, drop valve engine, by Douglas & Grant.
  • Available records give the date of the order and hence there is uncertainty over the number of engines actually completed in the period.
  • See Engineering, 7 March 1879, 194–5, for details of the engines of the steam yacht Isa.
  • This engine is illustrated in G. Watkins, The Textile Mill Engine, vol II (Newton Abbot 1971), p1.50. The photograph shows that the builders' plate is in fact dated 1919 and the engine was presumably not installed until that year.
  • Obit. for Lewis C. Grant ( fdied c.1957) - a press cutting (source unknown), in Kirkcaldy Public Library.

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