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Lighthouses. by Wigham, John R.

Published: 1876

Citation: The Irish builder, Vol. XVIII, No. 388, p. 55, February 15, 1876

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On marine fog signals. Illustr. by Wigham, John R.

Published: 1877

Citation: The Journal of the Royal Dublin Society, Vol. VII, pp. 277-293, read April, 1877

Journal Article

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"Which is the best illuminant for lighthouses?". by Wigham, John R.

Published: 1886

Citation: The Irish builder, Vol. XXVIII, No. 626, p. 28, January 15, 1886

Journal Article

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An improved method of using annular leases for lighthouse illumination. With 2 plates. by Wigham, John R.

Published: 1890

Citation: The Scientific proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society, Vol. VI, pp. 525-533, August, 1890

Journal Article

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Improvements in lighthouse lights, with an exhibition of the proposed new burners and their flames. by Wigham, J. R.

Published: 1892

Citation: The Scientific proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society, Vol. VII, pp. 147-151, March, 1892

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A method of increasing the power of continuous lighthouse lights. by Wigham, John R.

Published: 1895

Citation: The Scientific proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society, Vol. VIII, pp. 347-350, September, 1895

Journal Article

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A method of using common petroleum as the illuminant for beacons and buoys by which a continuous light may be maintained day and night, for weeks or months, without the necessity f... by Wigham, John R.

Published: 1897

Citation: The Scientific proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society, Vol. VIII, pp. 377-380, July, 1897

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A new method of conferring distinguishing characteristic appearance upon illuminated buoys and beacons for harbours, estuaries, and rivers. by Wigham, John R.

Published: 1898

Citation: The Scientific proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society, Vol. VIII, pp. 519-522, August, 1898

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Note on improvements in the means of causing occultations or flashes in buoy lamps and beacons in which the lights burn continuously for a month or a longer time. by Wigham, John R.

Published: 1899

Citation: The Scientific proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society, Vol. IX, pp. 76-78, October, 1899

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Mister Tom: a story (Biographical note, No. 25, p. 72) by Wilson, John Ross

Published: 1953

Citation: Irish writing, No. 25, pp. 20-24, December, 1953

Journal Article

Lighthouses. by Wigham, John R.

On marine fog signals. Illustr. by Wigham, John R.

"Which is the best illuminant for lighthouses?". by Wigham, John R.

An improved method of using annular leases for lighthouse illumination. With 2 plates. by Wigham, John R.

Improvements in lighthouse lights, with an exhibition of the proposed new burners and their flames. by Wigham, J. R.

A method of increasing the power of continuous lighthouse lights. by Wigham, John R.

A method of using common petroleum as the illuminant for beacons and buoys by which a continuous light may be maintained day and night, for weeks or months, without the necessity f... by Wigham, John R.

A new method of conferring distinguishing characteristic appearance upon illuminated buoys and beacons for harbours, estuaries, and rivers. by Wigham, John R.

Note on improvements in the means of causing occultations or flashes in buoy lamps and beacons in which the lights burn continuously for a month or a longer time. by Wigham, John R.

Mister Tom: a story (Biographical note, No. 25, p. 72) by Wilson, John Ross

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