Engineering 1867 Jul-Dec: Index: Letters to the Editor

Engineering 1867 Jul-Dec: Letters to the Editor.

Engineering 1867 Jul-Dec: Letters to the Editor.

Engineering 1867 Jul-Dec: Letters to the Editor.

Engineering 1867 Jul-Dec: Letters to the Editor.

Engineering 1867 Jul-Dec: Letters to the Editor.

Engineering 1867 Jul-Dec: Letters to the Editor.

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Letters to the Editor

• Aeronautical Society, The—Wm. Smyth, 80
• Agricultural Show, The Royal—R. Garrett and Sons, 80
• American Guns and English Armour—Vindicator, 173
• Anti-incrustator, The Electrical—II. P., 660
• Anti-incrustator, The Electrical—X. X. X., 684
• Anti-incrustator, The Electrical—Boiler, 684
• Anti-incrustator, The Electrical—John Ramshottom, 584
• Anti-incrustator, The—Kitson and Co., and Vulcan, 698
• Arches, Concrete—J. P. Roberts, COG
• Armour and Ordnance—James Chalmers, 186
• Armour, Solid and Laminatod-^J. Bourne, 162
• Armstrong-Russoll Ca^s©, Tho-^Iron, 10

• Bogie, The Hudson-BlBseU-W. S. Hurtso^ 142
• Boilers, Belleville’s Inexplosive—J. J. Birukel, 491
• Boiler, The Field—Lewis Olrick, 4G3
• Bridge, The Ohio Suspension—English Engineer, 107
• Bridge, The Portsmouth Floating—'Tomkins, 167
• Bridge, Portsmouth Floating—Lewis and Stock- '
• Brldgk Portsmouth Floating—W. Tijou, 177 ,
• Bridge, The Floating, at Portsmouth—Tomkins, ISO
• Burgh, Mallet and Co.-Au Engineer, 538
• Buss’s Patent for Concrete Sea Walls-H. Buss, 331

• Cannon, AJ New Breech-loading—Breech-Loader, 157
• Carriages, New South Wales and Metropolitan— W. Bridges Adams, 600
• Cast-steel and Wrought-iron lyres—J. J. Birckel, 331
• Coal-cutting Mac^hines-L G.,
• Coal-cutting MachinesZ., oOJ
• Cobbler Mended, The-An Engineer, 580
• Cold-hammered Steel-Tilt Hammer, 510
• Communication between Passenger and Guard F J H 545
• Competition, Foreign—B. ^^yoOOd, 435
• Corliss Valve Gear, The—W. H. N., 31

• Diffusion Process, Roberts’s—W, E, Gill, 23
• Direct Communication between the Metropolis and South Wales—A. W. Dawnay, 397
• Dock, Floating—Inquirer, 157
• Drainage Discussion, The—C, T. Liernui, 11, 30,
• Drainage Discussion, The—0. O., U, 52,63
• Drainage Discussion, The—Freeh 0. Krepp,
• Drainage Discussion—Charles F. Gower, 63, 30,
• Drainage and Outfalls, Arterial—B. B. Grantham 182
• Drainage, West Ham—Wm. Russ, 523, 545
• Drainage Competition, Winchester—Victims of T^Iisplaced Conlldence, 304
• Drainage, Village—Montague Beal, 534
• Draughtswomen—An Englishman, 581
• Draughtswomen—A. W. Gordon, 581 ,
• Drilled and Punched Holes—G. Hutchinson, 287
• Dunderberg, The—William W. W. Wood, 26
• Dunderberg, Tho-W. Watt, G.E., 26, 330

• Ebbw Vale Company, The-E.? Grove,^332
• Eooentrios, Adjustable-J. H. Pitkm, 177
• Education, Editorial-J. J- Bu-okel, and Co, 601
• Electrical Anti-incrustor, The—R. Sabme, ol9
• Engines, The Corliss-R. Douglas, 10, 53
• Engines^ The Corliss-John Pinchbeck, 10, 2d3, X36
• Engine, The Corliss—William Inglis, 30, 63, 155
• Engine, The Corliss—Anonynwus, 31
• Enmne, The Corliss-A Civil Engmeer, 53, 113
• Engine, The Corliss-Economy 53
• Engine, The Corliss-W. E. Gill, 63
• Engine, The Oorliss-Observer, Oo, 136, -’04
• Engine, The Corliss—George Salt, 31, 113
• Engine, Tho Corliss—S. G., 113
• Engine, Tho Curlisa—Shepherd, Mulhner, and Garstang, 113
• Engine, The Corliss—J., lU
• Engine, The Corliss—J. Fred. Spencer, 136
• Enf'ine, The Corliss—W. E. C., 136
• Engine The Oorliss-J. W., 137, 156, 184 204
• Engine, The Corliss—A Yarn-Spiuner, 156
• Engine, The Corlissr-Nexius, 156
• Engine, The Corliss-J. W^ 184
• Engine, The Corliss—G, J. Pooley, 184
• Engine, The Corliss—Examiner, 184
• Engine, The Corliss—Michael Sell, 184
• Engine, The Corliss—J. G. E., 242
• Engines, The Corliss and Allen—J. T. B., 1/2
• Engine, The Engerth-E. Couche, 53
• En^e Trials at Billancourt—Tuxford and Sons, 197
• Engine Trials at Bury, The-E. K. and F. Turner, 107
• Engine Trials at Bury, Tho—Aveling and Porter, 158
• Engine Trials at Bury, The—W. Hartnell, 158
• Engines Locomotive—Adolph Brunner, 601 Engines, Festiniog—C. M. Holland, 452
• Engines, Marine, for the French Navy—Obseiwer, 197
• Engines, Small Pumping—A Journeym^ 535
• Engines, Messrs. Turner's Traction—E. R. and F. Turner, 185.
• Engineers, The Society of—G. W. Harns, 129,172
• Engineers, The Society of—John Fowler, 177
• Engineers, The Society of—W. H. Lo Feuvre, 189 Engineers’ Tools—G. B., 424
• Engineers, Remuneration of, under Government, India—A Young Engineer, 427
• Engineers and Draughtsmen’s Benevolent Association—W. G. B., 53 . «*
• Engineering School of the University of Glasgow —W. J. Macquorn Rankine, 397
• Engineering Schemes, Present and Future— Practical, 18
• Engineering, Oancrine—Oarapax Cancer, G.E. 580
• Engineering Education—J. J. Birckel, 397
• Engineering Work in Prospect—J. J. Birckel, 526
• Engineering Economy—J. J. Birckel, 548 England and America—J. S., 492
• Exhibition, Artisans’ Visits to the Paris—J. T. Dexter, 185
• Exhibition, The Paris—Eugene Lacroix, 323

• Ferries between England and France—T. S., 378
• Flax-breaking Machine, Brasier’s—Gardiner and Mackintosh, 54
• Fuel, The Consumption of—C. J. Spencer, 269

• Governor, Nalder’s—A. W., 133
• Government Competition in India—M., 272
• Grates, Water-tube Fire — A Stansfield Rake, 553
• Guns, Large-bore**J* E. S., 375

• Hammers, Chatwood and Sturgeon’s—J. Sturgeon, 101
• Harbour Competition, The St. Holier—G. F. Lyster, 523
• Harbour, Kurrachec—W. Parkes, 195
• Harbour, Kurracheo—Joshua Wilson, 196
• Harbour, Aberdeen—J. W., 584
• Hercules, The Engines of the—Hercules, 299
• Horse Power, Indicated—J. W. It., 133, 280
• Horse Power, Indicated—A. W., 300
• Horse Power, Indicated—Wm, Moorsom, 203, 330
• Hydraulic Propeller, The Ruthven—W. B., 55, 63, 103
• Hydraulic Propeller, The Ruthven—Twin-screw, 96

• Iron, Quality of, as now used—W. J. C. Muir, 460
• Iron, Quality of, as now used—Ewing Matheson, 472
• Iron-Sawing—John Dixon, 272

• Jet, or Ruthven’s Hydraulic Propeller, The— W. B., 37

• Knifeing Machine—J. W. Mann, 232

• Lightning-Arresters—W. Mayes, 203
• Locomotive Dimensions—G. H. Hatherton, 197
• Locomotive Eccentric Straps—G. Ratcliffe, 332
• Locomotives, Road—J. Boulton, 152
• Lord Redesdalo and Mr. Brassey—R> Sinclair, 287

• Machinery in the Paris Exhibition—J. J. Birckel, 378
• Mail Contract, New Oriental—Anglo-Indian, 552
• Marine Engines, French—J. J. Birckel, 303
• Mill, Lloyd’s Esparto—W. P. Wilkins, 63
• Molecular Deterioration—Robert Mushet, 510
• Monitor—J. Bourne, 54
• Monitor, Question, The—J. Bourne, 357
• Monitor Question, The—W. Watt, 541
• Monitor Question, The—John Bourne, 583
• Mr. Bourne and the Dunderberg—W. H. Webb, 162
• Mr, Brassey and Lord Redesdale—M., 271'

• Negative Slip—0. R., 11
• Negative Slip—Helix, 31
• Negative Slip—Anonymous, 129
• Negative Slip—C., 263
• Negative Slip—Michael Sell, 287
• New York Press and the Dunderberg Ironclad, 162

• Paraffine Works, Young’s—A. Kirk, 522
• Paris Exhibition, How to describe the — Beu Lomond, 31
• Permanent Way Accounts—A. G. B., 222
• Ploughing Engines—Gardiner and Mackintosh, 185
• Prizes at Paris, The—W., 55
• Process, The, Richardson—St. John Vincent Day, 152, 182, 398
• Professional Initials, The/—W. B., 285
• Puddling,^Richardson’s Process of—Fettling, 144

• Rail, The Chalk Farm—A Foreigner, 534
• Rails, Compound—J. Waddington, 534
• Rails, Compound—H. Rochussen, 548 /
• Rails, Steel and Iron—Robert Mushet, 594
• Rails, Tests of Iron, 561
• Railway Speeds—G. J. T., 55
• Railway Carriage Ventilators—F. R. Munton, 116
• Railway, The Metropolitan—E, R. Dutton, 463
• Railway, Mont Cenis—R. M., 259
• Railway Bridges, Ornamental—J. S. M., 368
• Railway Scheme, The Abyssinian-J. J. B., 560
• Railway Scheme—R. E., 560
• Railway Accidents—Henry N. Maynard, 55
• Railway, The Lancashire and Yorkshire—A Constant Traveller on the L. and W. Lines, 157
• Railway System, The Norwegian—C. Pihl, 53
• Railway Guarantees, Indian—Anglo-Indian, 463
• Railway Guarantees, Indian—Y., 491
• Railways, New South Wales and Metropolitan— R. H. Burnett, 580
• Railways, The New South Wales—W. Bridges Adams, 556
• Roller, Road—Assistant Surveyor, 582

• Sandstone, Flexible—J. Bourne, 157
• Screw-bolts, The Strain on—S. G., 185
• Screw-bolts, Strain on—0. Wawn, 189
• Sewers, The Construction of—A. W. Morant, 183
• Shaping Machines—F. Williams, 135
• Shaping Machines—Margrave Dillon, 135
• Shaping Machine—Au English Engineer, 157
• Ship of the Future, The—Campbell Ross, 536, 606
• Shot from American Ordnance, Velocities of— J. Bourne, 54
• Slide-valves, Napier and Raukine’s—An Engineer 463
• Smoke Nuisance Inspection—"W. Saudisou, 356
• Society of Engineers, The—Lewis Olrick, 108
• Society of Engineers and the Institution of Civil
• Engineers—A Member of the Society of Engineers, 272
• Society, The Civil and Mechanical Engineers’—J. Dawson, 62
• Spring Clips for Railway Bars—H. J. P., 80
• Steam Engineering, Schools of—X. Y. Z., 101
• Steam-jet Cupola, The—Woodward Brothers, 460
• Steam Hammers—C. F. T. Young, 287
• Steam Fii’e-engtnes—An Apprentice Engineer, 197
• Steamer Druid, Raising the—Gwynno and Co., 331
• Steamship Performance—W. J. M. Rankine, 272
• Steel Castings, M‘Haffie’s Malleable—M^Hafffe, Forsyth, and Miller, 328
• Steel Rails in France—F. Valtou, 95
• Steel Rails—James Deas, 354
• Steel Rails-Z., 455
• Steel Rails—D. W. Thirlwall, 510
• Steel, An Ironmaster’s View of—J. B., 435, 484
• Steel, Plumbago—F. P. S., 448
• Steel, Plumbago—R. G. Blunt, 448
• Steel, Plumbago—S., 408
• Subway under the Thames, A Proposed—Alex. Doull, 582
• Subway under the Thames, A Proposed—J. Tue- well, 601 ®
• Sulphur from Fuel, Extraction of—Scotus, 144

• Target, The Chahuers—James Chalmers 598
• Telegraph to India—x\nglo-Indian, 491
• Tools and Tool-holders—J. J. Birckel, 406, ’115
• Tools and Tool-holders—Smith and Coventry, 492, 552
• Tools and Tool-holders—W. Hackney, 510
• Tools, A Novel Mode of Advertising—W. Sellers and Co., 581
• Tramways, Metropolitan—Observer, 535, 600
• Tramways, Metropolitan—M. M. T. C., 572
• Tumbling Beam-engine—E. R., 523
• Tunnelling-machines — Blanchard and McKean, 129

• Valve Diagram, Professor Zenner’s—A. B., 305
• Valve Diagram, Zenner’s—"W. H., 332
• Valve-gear, The Corliss—W. H. N., 53, 95
• Viaducts, Economic Spans of—W. B., 454

• Water-jet Propeller, The—J.
• Wigham, Richardson and Co., 96
• Water-meters, Reciprocating—Alfred W. Pocock, 562
• Water-meters, Reciprocating—H. Frost, 580
• Water-supply, The London—J. J. Birckel, 444
• Waterwitch, The—AV. B., 227
• Waterwitch, The Viper, and The Vixen—AV. B., 175, 197
• Waterwitch, Viper, and Vixen—J. A. L. Airey, 185, 248
• Waterworks, The Vartry—An Engineer, 357
• Well, How to Drain a—An Economic Utilitarian, 466
• Well, How to Drain a—T. Square, 492, 536
• Well, How to Drain a—Chain Pump, 511
• Well, How to Drain a—E. U., 511
• Wheel, Jensen’s Horse—Peter Jensen, 331
• Wire-gauge, The Birmingham—R. S. Culley, 331
• Wire-gauge, The Birmingham—Heintzmann and Rochussen, 357
• Wood-working Machinery, Paris Exhibition—S. Worssam, 137

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