Engineering 1873 Jan-Jun: Index: Letters to the Editor

Engineering 1873 Jan-Jun: Letters to the Editor Index.

Engineering 1873 Jan-Jun: Letters to the Editor Index.

Engineering 1873 Jan-Jun: Letters to the Editor Index.

Engineering 1873 Jan-Jun: Letters to the Editor Index.

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Letters to the Editor

• AMERICAN Steamship Company, The—B. H. Bartol, 402
• Ashcroft's "Pop" Safety Valve—A , 423

• Blast Furnace Tuyeres—Alexander Dick, 117
• Blast, Hot—Thomas Whitwell, 26
• Blast Furnace Slag, Utilisation of—Franz Buttgenbach, 266
• Bow and Stern Screw Ships—C. Graham Smith, 462
• Break of Gauge, Indian—Hardy Wells, 183
• Bridge Competition, The Neva—Whitaker and Perrett, 441
• Broad Gauge v. Narrow—R. F. Fairlie, 152

• Canals in India—An Indian Engineer, 433
• Carriages, Sleeping—Through Passenger, 352
• Cheap Railway Bridges—Audiamur, 462
• Cheap Railway Bridges—Ewing Matheson, 450
• Cheap Railway Bridges—Libra, 462
• Chemical Salts, Drying—J. L. Scotland, 76
• Cleveland District The—John Westray, 76
• Coal Economy—Lewis Olrick, 194
• Communication„ International—George Biddlecombe, 301
• Compound Engine, The Field Direct Expansion —Edward Field, 441
• Compound Engines—H., 266
• Compound Engines—John Perry, 361
• Compounding Mill Engines (A. Disclaimer) — Lewis Olrick, 183
• "Compounding" Old Steam Engines—W, J. Blackburn, 152
• Corliss Valves—Monops, 262

• De-sulphurising Iron — Edward Elliott, 352
• Disclaimer, A—Lewis Olrick, 183
• District, The Cleveland—John Westray, 76
• Double-keeled Vessels—G. Watson, 180
• Dry Bottoms, Oxide—Cyclops, 277, 295, 803, 859, 402
• Dry Bottoms, Oxide—Edward Hutchinson, 295, 338, 877
• Dry Bottoms, Oxide—William Corbett, 377
• Drying Chemical Salts—J. L. Scotland, 76

• Economy, Coal—Lewis Olrick, 194
• Egg-shaped Sewers—Archd. B. Allan, 462
• Egg-shaped Sewers—C. E. Hawkins, 396
• Engine, The Fairlie—J. P. Luckraft, 183
• Engine, The " Nolet"—Douglas and Grant, 219
• Engineers in India—A Junglewallah, 183
• Engineers' Prospects—Vernier, 7
• Engines, Compound—H., 266
• Engines, Compound—John Perry, 861
• Engines, Fairlie—Robert F. Fairlie, 440
• Engines, Straw-Burning and Steam-Jacketted Cylinders—Richard Garrett and Sons, 474
• Expansion Valves—Marine Engineer, 262
• Expansion Valves—M. E., 229
• Expansion Valves—Thomas Mannock, 209, 240, 266
• Expansively Working Steam—H. K. W., 229

• Fairlie Engine, The—J. P. Luckraft, 183
• Fairlie Engine v. the Meyer—Robert F. Fairlie, 48, 172
• Fairlie Engines—Robert F. Fairlie, 440
• Fairlie v. Meyer—A McDonnell, 188
• Field Direct Expansion Compound Engine, The -Edward Field, 441
• First and True Inventors-Peter Salmon, 131
• Floating Derrick, The 100-Ton-James Drake, 468
• Foundations, Pneumatic-James B. Eads, 337
• Foundations, Pneumatic-W. A. Roebling, 458
• Fuel Question, The Peat-Henry Clayton, Son, and Howlett, 302, 358
• Fuel, Oil as a-James D. Churchill, 266
• Fuel Question, The Peat-John Pinchbeck, 285, 359
• Fuel Question, The Peat-J. P. M., 285, 359
• Fuel Question, The Peat -J. M. O. Meadows, 330, 837, 376, 474
• Fuel Question, The Peat-J. Leyster, 440
• Fuel Question, The Peat-Pendennis, 285
• Fuel Question, The Peat-Ralph Richardson, 377
• Fuel Question, The Peat-G. Hahn Danchell, 277, 329, 399
• Fuel Question, The Peat-Walter M. J. Campbell, 859, 399
• Fuel Question, The Peat-W. Elsam, 330, 359
• Fuel Question The Peat-William Kernaghan, 330

• Glass Gauge Tubes-Franz Buttgenbach, 76
• Gouts System, The-John Hill, 262

• Highland Railways, Oar-Libra, 410, 463
• Hot Blast-Thomas Whitwell, 26
• House of Commons Signal Light, The -J. R. Wigham, 411

• India, Canals in-An Indian Engineer, 433
• India, Engineers in-A Junglewallah, 183
• Indian Break of Gauge-Hardy Wells, 183
• Information, Questionable-Adrian Vizetelly, 237
• Information, Questionable-F. S., 262
• Information, Questionable - Marine Engineer, 237, 266
• Information, Questionable-An Old Sea-Going Engineer, 852
• Information, Questionable-Practical Engineer, 218, 262, 287
• Information, Questionable-Tyne, 183, 210, 218
• Information, Questionable - W. Sides, R. N., Mersey Railway, 301
• Information, Questionable-Z., 210
• International Communication-George Biddlecombe, 301
• Inventions in Austria, Working Patented-Robertson, Brooman, and Co., 462
• Inventors, First and True-Peter Salmon. 131
• Iron, De-Sulphurising-Edward Elliott. 352
• Iron, Purification of-Charles Ellison, 295
• Irrigation, Italian -G. L. Calini, M.E., 299
• Irrigation in Spain -George Higgin, 175
• Italian Irrigation-G. L. Calini, M.E., 299

• Long Ships-Smith, 329

• Machines, Slag-Charles Wood, 328
• Machines, Slag-David Joy, 302
• Mensuration-C. E. Hawkins, 396
• Meyer v. Fairlie-A. McDonnell, 183
• Meyer v. Fairlie Engine-Robert F. Fairlie, 48, 172
• Mills, Reversing Rolling-Jeremiah Head, 839
• Mills, Reversing Rolling —W. Schonheyder, 855, 434
• Mines, Pumps in—Pumps, 130
• Mont Cenis Tunnel, The—W. G., '237

• Narrow v. Broad Gauge—R. F. Fairlie, 152
• Narrow Gauge Railways — R. Price Williams, 441
• Narrow Gauge Railways—Edmund Wragge, 130
• Narrow Gauge Railways—Narrow Gauge, 422,, 473
• Neva Bridge Competition, The—Whitaker and Perrett, 441
• " Nolet" Engine, The —Douglas and Grant, 219
• North Sea Ship Canal—T. R. Winder, 49, 106

• Oil as a Fuel—James D. Churchill, 266
• 100-Ton Floating Derrick, The—James Drake, 463
• Oxide Dry Bottoms—Cyclops, 277, 295, 808, 359, 402
• Oxide Dry Bottoms—Edward Hutchinson, 295, 388, 377
• Oxide Dry Bottoms—William Corbett, 377

• Paint, Salt Water—A Ship Painter, 359
• Peat Fuel Question, The—Henry Clayton, Son, and Rowlett, 802, 358
• Peat Fuel Question, The—John Pinchbeck, 285, 359
• Peat Fuel Question, The—J. P. M., 285, 859
• Peat Fuel Question, The—J. M. C. Meadows, 330, 337, 376, 424
• Peat Fuel Question, The—J. Leyster, 440
• Peat Fuel Question, The—Pendennis. 285
• Peat Fuel Question, The —Ralph Richardson, 877
• Peat Fuel Question, The—T. Hahn Danchell, 277, 329, 399
• Peat Fuel Question, The—Walter M. J. Campbell, 359, 399
• Peat Fuel Question, The—W. Elsam, 330, 359
• Peat Fuel Question, The—William Kernaghan, 330
• Pneumatic Foundations—James B. Eads, 837
• Pneumatic Foundations—W. A. Roebling, 458
• " Pop" Safety Valve, Ashcroft's—A., 423
• Prospects, Engineers'—Vernier, 7
• Pumps in Mines—Pumps, 130
• Pumps, Steam—M. R., 26

• Purification of Iron—Charles Ellison, 295
• Questionable Information—Adrian Vizetelly, 237
• Questionable Information—F. S., 262
• Questionable Information—Marine Engineer, 237, 266
• Questionable Information—An Old Sea-Going Engineer, 352
• Questionable Information—Practical Engineer, 218, 262, 287
• Questionable Information—Tyne, 183, 210, 218
• Questionable Information—W. Sides, R.N., Mersey Railway, 301
• Questionable Information —Z., 210

• Railway Bridges, Cheap —Audiamur, 462
• Railway Bridges, Cheap—Ewing Matheson, 450
• Railway Bridges, Cheap—Libra, 462
• Railway Co-operative Association (A Suggestion) —H. C. Coulthard, 76
• Railways, Narrow Gauge—R. Price Williams, 441
• Railways, Narrow Gauge — Edmund Wragge, 130
• Railways, Narrow Gauge—Narrow Gauge, 422, 473
• Railways, Our Highland—Libra, 410, 468

• Reversing Rolling Mills—Jeremiah Head, 899
• Reversing Rolling Mills—W. Schonheyder, 855 434

• Safety Valves—Expansion, 126
• Salt Water Paint —A Ship Painter, 859
• Screw Ships, Bow and Stern—C. Graham Smith, 462
• Sectional Boilers, Water Tube—Query, 76
• Sewage Utilisation—Charles E. Avery, 441
• Sewage Utilisation in 1872—F. Target, 458
• Sewers, Egg-Shaped—Archibald B. Allan, 452
• Ship Canal, North Sea—T. R. Winder, 49, 106
• Ship Surveying—Liverpool, 862
• Ship Surveying—M., 376, 419
• Ship Surveying—Observer, 325, 862, 441
• Ship Surveying—A Reader, 299, 337
• Ships, Long—Smith, 329
• Ships of War, Steering—N. Scott Russell, 888
• Signal Light, The House of Commons—J. R. Wigham, 411
• Slag Machines—David Joy, 802
• Slag Machines —Charles Wood, 3'28
• Sleeping Carriages—Through Passenger, 352
• Spain, Irrigation in—George Higgin, 175
• Steam Engines, "Compounding" Old--W. Blackburn, 152
• Steam Pumps—M. R., 26
• Steamship Company, The American—B. H. Bartol, 402
• Steering Ships of War—N. Scott Russell, 338
• Straw-burning Engines, and Steam-jacketted Cylinders—Richard Garrett and Sons, 474
• Suggestion, A.—H. C. Cou1thard, 76
• Surveying, Ship—Liverpool, 362
• Surveying, Ship—M., 376, 419
• Surveying, Ship—Observer, 825, 362, 441
• Surveying, Ship--A Reader, 299, 337
• System, The Goux—John Hill, 362

• Tubes, Glass Gauge —Franz Buttgenbach, 76
• Tunnel, The Mont Cents —W. G., 237
• Tuyeres, Blast Furnace—Alexander Dick, 117

• Utilisation of Blast Furnace Slag—Franz Buttgenbach, 266
• Utilisation., Sewage—Charles E. Avery, 441
• Utilisation of Sewage in 1872—F. Target, 458

• Valve, Corliss—Monops, 262
• Valves, Expansion—Marine Engineer, 262
• Valves, Expansion—M. E., 229
• Valves, Expansion—Thomas Mannock, 209, 240, 266
• Valves, Safety—Expansion, 126
• Vessels, Double-keeled—G. Watson, 130

• Water Tube Sectional Boilers— Query, 76
• Working Patented Inventions in Austria—Robertson, Brooman, and Co., 462
• Working Steam Expansively—H. H. W., 229

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