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William E. Fairbairn | | Baronet | of Ardwick | February 19 | 1789 | August 18 | 1874 | Scottish | structural engineer | Kelso | farmer | apprentice | millwright | Newcastle upon Tyne | George Stephenson | Manchester | Fairburn and Lillie Engine Makers | Institution of Civil Engineers | Eaton Hodgkinson | cross section | iron | beams | Liverpool and Manchester Railway | Robert Stephenson | Menai Straits | Anglesey | North Wales | prototypes | Conway | cotton | recession | boilers | locomotives | shipbuilding | Lloyds of London | Millwall | Peninsular and Oriental Company | river Thames | Britannia Bridge | Conwy Railway Bridges | UK Parliament | metal fatigue | tonne | wrought iron | fractured | tonne | Robert Stephenson | river Dee | Chester | Dee bridge disaster | fatigue | Board of Trade | Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society | Baronet | of Ardwick | 2 November | 1869 | Manchester Town Hall | Baronetage of the United Kingdom | Baronet | Categories | 1789 births | 1874 deaths | Baronets in the Baronetage of the United Kingdom | Marine engineers and naval architects | Structural engineers | Scottish civil engineers | Shipbuilding in London | People from Kelso, Scottish Borders |