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Engineering 1877 Jul-Dec: Index: General Index

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Engineering 1877 Jul-Dec: General Index.
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Engineering 1877 Jul-Dec: General Index.
Engineering 1877 Jul-Dec: General Index.
Engineering 1877 Jul-Dec: General Index.
Engineering 1877 Jul-Dec: General Index.
Engineering 1877 Jul-Dec: General Index.
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Engineering 1877 Jul-Dec: General Index.
Engineering 1877 Jul-Dec: General Index.
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Engineering 1877 Jul-Dec: General Index.
Engineering 1877 Jul-Dec: General Index.
Engineering 1877 Jul-Dec: General Index.

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GENERAL INDEX

  • ABATTOIR and Stock Yards, The West Philadelphia ; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 21
  • Accident, The Tynewydd Colliery, 79, 95
  • Accidents, Railway, in 1876; Annual Report of the B< ard of Trade, 189, 289
  • Accuracy of Indicator Diagrams, The, 382, 420
  • Achard’s Electric Railway Brake, 396
  • Act, The Pollution of Rivers Prevention, 112
  • Address of Mr. Edward Woods, President of the Mechanical Science Section of the British Association, 156
  • Address of Mr. Thomas Hawkesley. President of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 78
  • Admission Valve, Steam Pipes, and Exhaust; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 142
  • Agricultural Locomotive, Wallis and Steevens’ Eight-Horse, 144

AGRICULTURAL SHOW, THE ROYAL, AT LIVERPOOL ; 23, 45

  • Chaff-Cutters and Mills, 30 Drills, 45
  • Flour-Dressing and Seed-Cleaning Machines, 30
  • Haymaking Machines, 45, 77 Horse Gears, 30, 68
  • Horse Rakes, 46 Implements of Tillage, 45 Miscellaneous Exhibits, 47
  • Ploughing Engine, Burrell and Sons’ Eight- Horse Steam, 214
  • Portable and Fixed Engines, 26 Reaping Machines, 46
  • Sheaf-Binder Trials, 150 Sheaf-Binding Machines, 47
  • Steam Ploughing Engines and Traction Engines, 23
  • Steam Pumps, 27
  • Thrashing Machine, 47
  • Traction Engine, McLaren’s, 37, 68 Vertical Steam Pump, 332
  • Aillhaud’s Duplex System of Telegraphy, 74
  • Allison’s Boiler and J. Foowler and Company’s Vertical Compound Engine, 126
  • Amalgamation in Barrels; The Pelican Mill, Colorado, 297
  • American Iron and Steel Works (See, Iron and Steel Works^ American}
  • American Locomotives, Notes on some Early, 222
  • American Society of Civil Engineers, The {See Engineers^ The American Society of Civil)
  • Ancient Iron Works in Scotland, 243
  • Andrade’s Steam Engine Governor, 443
  • Aneroid, The t its Construction, Principles, and Uses, 63, 121, 291, 318, 354
  • Annual Meeting of the Institution of Civil Engineers, 478
  • Annual Report of the Board of Trade; Railway Accidents in 1876, 189, 289
  • Annual Report on New Zealand Telegraphs, 381
  • Annual Report on the Queensland Telegraphs, 130
  • Annual Report of the Thames Conservancy Board, 51
  • Anthracite Blast Furnace, Weimer’s, 287
  • Anthracite and Iron, American, 503
  • Armour Plates, Compound, Trials of, 475
  • Artificial Stone, American, 74
  • Asquith’s Radial Drilling Machine, 16
  • Assimilation of Patent Laws, The, 210
  • Automatic Expansion Gear, 96, 99, 149
  • Automatic Vacuum Railway Brake, Sanders’, 114
  • Axle Boxes, Wedges, and Shoes ; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 162
  • Axles; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 162
  • Ballast, Water, 185
  • Bars, Sand, The Removal of, 215
  • Bars, The Strength of, 53
  • Batteries, Electric; Notes on Torpedoes, 161
  • Baiter Engine, The, 50
  • “ Bayonnaise,” French Frigate, Torpedo Experiments on the, 50
  • Bays and Breakwaters, The Curving of Waves round, 427
  • Becker’s Railway Carriage Coupling, 424
  • Behaviour of Ships at Sea, The, 441, 461
  • Bell’s Telephone, 152, 170, 365, 381
  • Belt Shipper, Selig’s Safety, 135
  • Bement and Son’s Boring and Turning Machine, 254
  • Bethlehem Iron Company, Works of the ; American Iron and Steel Works, 139, 159,199, 301, 321
  • Bevel Gear, Corliss’s Machine for Cutting, 288
  • Bill, The Patent, Withdrawal of the, 51
  • Bills, Metropolitan Water, 457
  • Bills, Private, for Session 1878, 439, 476
  • Binders, Sheaf, at the Royal Agricultural Show,
  • Liverpool, Trials of, 150
  • Birkenhead and Hull, Cofferdams at, 460
  • Blast Furnace, Weimer’s Anthracite, 287
  • Blast Furnaces of the Soci6td Anonyme des
  • Alines et Usines de Hof-Silsen-Schwarzenherg, Hof, Bavaria, 101
  • Blister Steel, 244, 275
  • Board of Trade Report on Railway Progress in 1876, 308
  • Boiler, Allison’s Vertical, 126
  • Boiler, Davies’ Sectional, 127
  • Boiler Inspection, 308
  • Boiler, Scott’s High-Pressure Marine, 414
  • Boiler Trials, Summary of Results; Testing Engines, 171
  • Boiler Tube Fixing, 199, 335
  • Boilers; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 121
  • Boilers, Strength of, 293, 314
  • Bombay, Ormiston’s Prince’s Dock at, 267
  • Bo’ness Harbour Works, The, 212
  • Boring and Turning Machine, Bement’s, 254
  • Bowing’s Filter Press, 38
  • Brake,"Achard’s Electric Railway, 396
  • Brake, Sanders’ Automatic Vacuum Railway, 114
  • Brakes, Continuous Railway; Trials in Germany, 261, 309
  • Brakes, Continuous Railway; Trials on the North-Eastern Railway, 12
  • Brakes, Continuous Railway, and Mr. Yeomans, 363
  • Breeehloading Mechanism, Johnson’s, 442
  • Bridge and Float, Transfer'; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 22
  • Bridge Pipe and Relief Gear for “ I” Engines; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 142
  • Bridge, The Swing, Newcastle, 242
  • Brigade, The London Fire, 72
  • Bristol Hew Docks, The, 291
  • British Association of Gas Managers, The Gas Managers^ The British Association of)

BRITISH ASSOCIATION, THE; 111, 131,150,164

  • Address of the President of the Mechanical Science Section, Mr. Edward Woods, 156
  • Excursions, 165
  • List of Officers, 110
  • On the Telephone, by W. H. Preece, 152, 170
  • On a New Mode of Circulating Hot Water through very Large Buildings, and upon a New Mode of Softening Water, as carried out at the New Lunatic Asylum (the third) for the County of Middlesex, situated on Banstead Downs in Surrey, by F. J. Bramwell, 154
  • On the London Water Supply, by F. J. Bramwell and Edward Easton, 155
  • On the Upward Jets of Niagara, by W. H. Barlow, 188
  • On the Rate of Progression of Groups of Waves, and the Rate at which Energy is Transmitted by Waves, by Professor Osborne Reynolds, 196
  • On some Experiments made at Boulogne-sur- Mer, in France, upon a New System proposed for removing the Sand Bars at the Mouths of Sea Harbours, by M. Ch. Bergeron, 215
  • On the Eddystone Lighthouse, by James N. Douglass, 217
  • On the Physical Phenomena Connected with the Mines of Cornwall and Devon, by War- ington Smyth, 235, 275
  • Report of the Council, 132
  • Brown’s Locomotive Valve Gear, 325 Browney Colliery, The, 272 Buildings, Heating, 154
  • Burgess and Key’s Cutter Bar, 451
  • Burrell and Sons’ Eight-Horse Steam Ploughing Engine at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 214
  • Cab, Standard; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 106
  • Cables, Submarine, Jamieson’s Grapnel for, 431
  • Calculations, Engineering, 401
  • Caledonian Railway Company’s Wishaw Line, The, 341
  • California, Extraction of Gold by Plattner’s Process in, 112, 119
  • California, Hydraulic Mining in, 353, 409, 445, 485
  • Car, Caboose Four-Wheeled; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 414
  • Car, Cost and Materials for First-Class Passenger ; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 413
  • Car, Directors’, and Standard Wagon Truck; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 458
  • Car, Drop-Bottom Gondola, Cost of; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 431
  • Car, Standard Drop Bottom Gondola; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 499
  • Car, Standard Eight-Wheeled Gravel Dump;
  • The Pennsylvania Railroad, 467
  • Car, Standard Passenger; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 413
  • Car Truck, Standard Four-Wheeled Passenger;
  • The Pennsylvania Railroad, 366
  • Car Truck, Standard Freight, and Springs; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 458
  • Car Truck, Standard Passenger Six-Wheeled; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 376
  • Carburometer and Grisoumeter, Coquillon’s, 317 Cars, Palace, 494
  • Cars, Passenger, Sleeping and Freight; The
  • Pennsylvania Railroad, 337
  • Cars, Passenger, Standard First Class; The
  • Pennsylvania Railroad, 404, 458
  • Cast-Iron Chilled Wheels; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 41
  • Cast Steel Guns, 228, 241
  • Caxton Celebration, The, 13
  • Cedar Point Company’s Works, The; American Iron and Steel Works, 465
  • Chaff-Cutters and Mills at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 30
  • Chapman and Sutton’s Contractor’s Portable Hoist, 304
  • China and Japan, Reed’s New War Ships for, 371
  • Circular Slide Valves, 81, 94
  • Clarence Iron Works, The, 272
  • Clausthal Lead-Smelting Works, The, ’1, 140, 259,319, 383, 428,498
  • Clayton and Shuttieworth’s Straw-Burning ^Engine, 448
  • “ Cleopatra,” Launch of the, 230
  • Cleveland, Notes from, 10, 30, 50, 76, 98, 115, 128, 148, 172, 193, 208, 226, 248, 268, 288, 311, 332, 349, 367, 379, 400, 418, 433, 454, 479, 491

CLUB SHOW, SMITHFIELD, THE : 447

  • Cutter Bar, Burgess and Key’s, 451
  • Elastic Wheel, Mackinder’s, 450
  • Engine, Straw-Burning, Clayton and Shuttleworth’s, 448
  • Engine, Tangye’s Horizontal Non-Condensing, 492
  • Engine, Turner’s^Horizontal, 450
  • Engine, Vertical, with Reversing Gear, Turner’s, 435
  • Engine, Vertical, Robey’s, 450
  • Engines, Portable and Fixed, 447 Implements, 451
  • Spark-Extinguishing Apparatus, Petzold’s, 449
  • Thrashing and Finishing Machine, Garrett’s, 480
  • Wrought-Iron Spring Pulleys, Mackies’, 450
  • Wrought-Iron Dnder-Gear, Marshall’s, 450
  • Coal a Mechanism, not a Source of Motion, 7
  • Cofferdams at Dublin, Birkenhead and Hull, 460
  • Coke, The Manufacture of, 227, 241
  • College of Engineering, The Imperial, Tokei, Japan,74
  • College, The Royal Naval, 323, 358, 420
  • Colliery Accident, TheTynewydd, 79, 95
  • Colliery, The Browney, 272
  • Collision, The Eccles Junction, 433
  • Collmann’s Valve Gear, Horizontal Engine with, 473
  • Colorado, The Pelican Mill, 297
  • Commissioners, Patent, Report of the, 260
  • Companies, The Metropolitan Gas, 150, 270, 345
  • Compound Armour Plate Trials, 475
  • Compound Engines, Disconnecting, of the “Otter,” Rankin and Blackmore’s, 9
  • Compound Horizontal Pumping Engines for Sydney, 10
  • Compound and Non-Compound Engines; Experiments with Machinery of American Revenue Steamers, 53
  • Compound Steam Pump, Parker and Weston’s, 185
  • Connecting and Coupling Rods; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 201
  • Conservancy Board, The Thames, Annual Report of, 51
  • Consett Iron Works and Collieries, The, 232 Consolidation v. Fairlie Engines, 388
  • Construction, Principles, and Uses of the Aneroid, The, G3, 121, 291, 318, 354
  • Construction and Use of Taps, The, 18 Continuous Girders, 71
  • Continuous Railway Brakes ; Trials in Germany, 261,309
  • Continuous Railway Brakes; Trials on the North- Eastern Railway, 12
  • Continuous Railway Brakes and Mr. Yeomans, 363
  • Contractor’s Portable Hoist, Chapman and Sutton’s, 304
  • Contracts for the Works of the Paris Exhibition, 373, 392
  • Conversazione, The, of the Iron and Steel Institute, 243
  • Coquillon’s Grisoumeter and Carburometer, 317 Corliss’s Machine for Cutting Bevel Gear, 288 Cornwall and Devon, The Mines of, 235, 275 Cosmical Dust, 377
  • Cost and Materials for First-Class Passenger Car; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 413
  • Cost of One Class “ C” Anthracite Locomotive; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 260
  • Cost of One Class “ C” Bituminous Locomotive; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 252
  • Council of the British Association, Report of the, 132
  • Coupling, Becker’s Railway Carriage, 424
  • Coupling, Harrison’s Railway, 493
  • Crane, Mills’ Hydraulic, 134
  • Crane, Stuckenholz and Company’s Twenty-Ton Travelling, 87
  • Crescent Steel Works of Messrs. Miller, Metcalf, and Parkin, The; American Iron and Steel Works, 395
  • Crossheads; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 192 Croydon Waterworks, Hathorn, Davis, Campbell and Davey’s Pumping Engines at the, 357
  • Crushing and Grinding the Ore; The Pelican Mill, Colorado, 297
  • Cultivator, Knight’s Hop, 98
  • Currents, Earth, 497
  • Currents, On the Measurement of,483
  • Curves, Setting out, by Theodolite, 502
  • Curving of Waves round Bays and Breakwaters, The, 427
  • Cutter Bar, Burgess and Key’s, 451
  • Cylinder and Pet Cocks; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 204
  • Cylinders; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 192
  • Davies’ Sectional Boiler, 127
  • Density and Elasticity of Vapours, The, 17, 38
  • Deposition of Metals, The Electrical, 482 Deposits, Parliamentary, 269
  • Diagrams, Indicator, The Accuracy of, 382,420
  • Dimensions, Weights, &c.,of Locomotives; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 66
  • Direct Process of Iron Manufacture, The, 224, . 232, 240, 256
  • Disconnecting Compound Engines of the “Otter,” Rankin and Blackmore’s, 9
  • Distilling the Amalgam; The Pelican Mill, Colorado, 298
  • Distinction of Lighthouses, The, 330
  • Distributor and Sand Box; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 144
  • Divers, Protheroe’s Electric Signalling Apparatus for, 127
  • Dock, The Prince’s, Bombay, Ormiston’s, 267 Docks, The New Bristol, 291
  • Dockyard and Harbour on Lake Erie; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 4
  • Double-Bogie Fairlie Locomotive for the North Wales Narrow Gauge Railway, 399
  • Double-Shearing, Punching, and Straightening Machine, Wagner and Company’s, 490
  • Douglass, Mr., Report of, to the Trinity Board, 333, 351
  • Douro Viaduct, The, 346
  • Drainage, The Thames Valley Main, 190
  • Drill, Rock, Jordan’s Hand Power, 424
  • Drilling Machine, Asquith’s Radial, 16
  • Drills at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 45
  • Driving Wheels; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 103
  • Duplex System of Telegraphy, Aillhaud’s, 74
  • Dust, Cosmical, 377
  • Dynamometer, A New, 67, 90, 95, 349
  • Early Locomotives in the United States, Notes on some, 222
  • Earth Currents, 497
  • Eccentrics and Straps • The Pennsylvania Railroad, 164
  • Eccles Junction Collision, The, 433
  • Eddystone Lighthouse, The, 209, 217
  • Edison’s Telephone, 211
  • “ Edith,” Steamship, Raising the, 480
  • Eighteen-Seventy-Eight Session, Private Bills for, 439, 476
  • Eighteen-Seventy-Six, Railway Accidents in; Annual Report of the Board of Trade, 189, 289
  • Eighteen-Seventy-Six, Railway Progress in; The Board of Trade Report, 308
  • Elastic Wheel, Mackinder’s, 450
  • Elasticity and Density of Vapours, The, 17, 38
  • Elder, John, and Company’s Works, 182
  • Electric Batteries; Notes on Torpedoes, 161
  • Electric Fuzes, Jointers, Signalling, &c.; Notes on Torpedoes, 219
  • Electric Illumination; Report of Mr. Douglass to the Trinity Board, 333, 351
  • Electric Illumination; Report of Professor Tyndall to the Trinity Board, 303
  • Electric Light, The, 307
  • Electric Railway Brake, Achard’s, 396
  • Electric Signalling Apparatus for Divers, Pro- theroe’s, 127
  • Electric Telephony, 152,170, 365, 381 Electrical Deposition of Metals, The, 482
  • Electrical Qualities of Selenium, 438
  • Elswick Works, The, 271
  • Elswick Works, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Thwaites and Carbutt’s Thirty-Ton the, 341
  • Emery Grinder, Thomson, pany’s, 500
  • Energy, “ Potential,” 43
  • Engine, The Baxter, 50
  • Engine, Burrell and? Sons’ Ploughing, at the Royal Liverpool, 214
  • Engine, J. Fowler and Company’s Vertical Compound, with Allison’s Boiler, 126
  • Engine Frame and Attachments, Standard; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 84
  • Engine Friction, 497
  • Engine Governor, Andrade’s Steam, 443
  • Engine, Horizontal, with Collmann’s Valve Gear, 473
  • Engine, Horizontal, Turner’s, 450
  • Engine, McLaren’s Traction, 37, 68
  • Engine, Straw-Burning, Clayton and Shuttleworth’s, 448
  • Engine, Tangye’s Horizontal Non-Condensing, 492
  • Engine Testing, 170
  • Engine, Turner’s, Vertical, with Reversing Gear, 435
  • Engine, Vertical, Robey's, 450
  • Engineering Calculations, 401 Engineering Education in Japan, 306
  • Engineering, The Imperial College of, Tokei, Japan, 74
  • ENGINEERS, THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL: On the Simultaneous Ignition of Thousands of Mines, and the most advantageous Groupings of Fuses, by Julius H. Striedinger, 125, 236
  • On the Improvement of the Entrance to Galveston Harbour, by Charles W. Howell, 234
  • On Proportions of Eye-Bar Heads and Pins, as Determined by Experiment, by 0. Shaler Smith, 425

ENGINEERS, THE INSTITUTION OP CIVIL: 419, 437, 453, 456

  • Annual Report, 478
  • On a Review of the Progress of Steam Shipping during the last Quarter of a Century, by Alfred Holt, 377
  • On a Description of Cofferdam used at Dublin, Birkenhead, and Hull, by William James Doherty, 460
  • Subjects fur Papers—Session 1877-78, 389 Transfer of Members, 453

ENGINEERS, THE INSTITUTION OF MECHANICAL: 72, 94

  • Address of the President, Mr. T. Hawkesley, 78
  • Docks, The New, at Bristol, 291 Excursions, 97
  • On a New Dynamometer for Measuring the Power Delivered to the Screws of Large Ships, by William Froude, 67, 90, 95, 349
  • On Safety Valves, 72
  • On the Tynewydd Colliery Inundation, with
  • the the the Severn Tunnel Railway, by John J. Geacb, 79,94
  • On an Improved Form of Slide Valve for Steam and Hydraulic Engines, by Francis W. Webb. 81, 94
  • Supplement to Notes on the Early History of Kailway Gauge, respecting the Origin of the 4 ft. 8| in. Gauge, communicated by the Secretary, 81
  • On the Economy of Variable Automatic Expansion in Steam Engines, by John 0. Fell, 96, 99, 149

ENGINEERS, THE SOCIETY OF TELEGRAPH: 475 On the Measurement of Currents, by W. H. Preece, 483

  • Engines, Compound and Non-Compound; Experiments with Machinery of American Revenue Steamers, 53
  • Engines of the “ Otter,” Rankin and Blackmore’s Disconnecting Compound, 9
  • Engines, Portable and Fixed, at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 26
  • Engines, Hathorn, Davis, Campbell, and Davey’s Pumping at the Croydon Water Works, 357
  • Engines, Pumping, for Sydney, 10
  • Engines, Steam-Ploughing and Traction, at the
  • Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 23 Eston Steel Works, The, 272
  • Evaporation, The Phenomenon of, 149 Excavator, Reeves’, 312
  • Excursions; The British Association, 165 Excursions • The Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 97
  • Exhausting Gas, 58
  • Exhibition of Books and Printing j The Caxton Celebration, 13

EXHIBITION, 1878, THE PARTS : 23, 251, 281, 302, 330, 347, 372, 392, 410, 441, 487

  • Contracts for the Works, 373, 392
  • Foreign Section, 410
  • Transport, General Arrangements for, 441 Water Supply, 487
  • Expansion Gear, Automatic, 96, 99, 149
  • Extraction of Gold by Plattner’s Process in
  • California, 112, 119
  • Eye-Bar Heads and Pins, Proportions of as Determined by Experiments, 425
  • Factory Inspectors’ Report, The, 941
  • Fairlie Engines v. Consolidation, 388
  • Fairlie Locomotive, Double-Bogie, for the North Wales Narrow Gauge Railways, 399
  • Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Observatory Tower at, 490
  • Feed Pumps; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 201 Filter Press, Bowing’s, 38
  • Fire Brigade, The Loudon, 72
  • Fireboxes, Locomotive; Report to the Master Mechanics’ Convention, Philadelphia, 57, 77, 116, 137, 197, 263, 275
  • Firing Mines, 125, 236
  • Fixed and Portable Engines at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 26
  • Fixed and Portable Engines at the Smithfield Show, 447
  • Fixing Boiler Tubes, 199, 335
  • Flat Surfaces, The Strength of Unstayed, 239 Flour-Dressing and Seed-Cleaning Machines at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 30
  • Foreign and Colonial Notes, 19, 39, 59, 76, 85,157, 177, 197, 217, 234, 287, 315, 331, 360, 389, 405, 425, 454, 481, 503
  • Foreign Section of the Paris Exhibition, 410 Four-Wheeled Engine Truck, Standard; The
  • Pennsylvania Railroad, 85
  • Fowler, J., and Company’s Vertical Compound Engine with Allison’s Boiler, 126
  • French Torpedo Experiments, 50
  • Friction, Engine, 497
  • Furnace, Roe's Rotary Puddling, 56
  • Furnace, Weimer’s Anthracite Blast, 287 Furnaces, Blast, of the Soci^t6 Anonyme des
  • Mines et Usines de Hof-Silsen-Schwarzenberg, Hof, Bavaria, 101
  • Fuzes, Electric, Jointers, Signalling, &c.; Notes on Torpedoes, 219
  • Galvanometer, Thompson’s, Lantern, 346 Galveston Harbour Improvements, The, 234 Garrett's Thrashing and Finishing Machine, 480 Gas Exhausting, 58
  • GAS MAKING, NOTES ON:
  • Sulphur, in what Form does it Exist, 446 Sulpnur Question in London, The, 336
  • GAS MANAGERS, THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION OF: On some Experiments upon Power and Fuel expended on Exhausting Gas, by 0. Woodall, 58 .
  • Gas Question, The Metropolitan, 150,270,345
  • Gas Tank, The Middlesbrough New, 422 Gauge, Railway, 81
  • Gear, Automatic Expansion, 96, 99,149
  • Gear, Coilmann’s Valve, Horizontal Engine with, 473
  • Gear, Reversing, Turner’s Vertical Engine with, 435
  • Gearing, Hawkins’s Worm, 350
  • Gears, Horse, at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 30, 68
  • Geneva Tramways, Permanent Way for the, 154
  • German Brake Trials, The, 261, 301
  • Girders, Continuous, 71
  • Gold, Extraction of, by Plattner’s Process in California, 112,119
  • Government, The, and Scientific Research, 11
  • Governor, Andrade’s Steam Engine, 443
  • Grapnel for Submarine Cables, Jamieson’s, 431
  • Grinder, Emery, Thomson, Sterne, and Company’s, 500
  • Grifloumeter and Oarburometer, Coquillon’s, 317
  • Guide Bars; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 201
  • Gun-Carriage, The Moncrieff Hydro-Pneumatic, 478
  • Gun-Metal and Manganese Bronze, 330
  • Gun-Metal, The Strength of, 273
  • Guns, Cast Steel, 228, 241
  • Hall, The Stephenson Memorial, 305
  • Hammer, Thirty-Ton Steam. Thwaites and Carbutt’s, for the Elswick Works, Newcasile- on-Tyne, 341
  • Hand-Power Rock Drill, Jordan’s, 424
  • Harbour and Dockyard on Lake Erie; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 4
  • Harbour Improvements, The Galveston, 234
  • Harbour Works, The Bo’ness, 212
  • Harrison’s Railway Coupling, 493
  • Harvey’s Sea Torpedo; Notes on Torpedoes, 391
  • Hathorn, Davis, Campbell, and Davey's Pumping Engine at the Croydon Water Works, 357
  • Hawkesley, Mr. Thomas, President of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Address of, 78
  • Hawkins’s Worm Gearing, 350
  • Haymaking Machine, Loader’s, at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 77
  • Haymaking Machines at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 45, 77
  • Heating Buildings, 154
  • Heinemann’s TjTje-Composing Machine, 480 H.M.S. “Inflexible,” The Report on, 31, 52,229 270, 455, 495
  • H.M.S., “ Iris,” Trials of, 481
  • H.M.S. “Shah” and the “Huascar,” 129
  • H.M.S. “Shannon;’* Trials of Ventilating Arrangements, 330
  • Hirn’s Thermodynamics, 5,124, 299, 429
  • Hoist, Contractor's Portable, Chapman and Sutton’s, 304
  • Hop Cultivator, Knight’s, 98
  • Horizontal Compound Pumping Engines for Sydney, 10 '
  • Horizontal Engine with Collmann’s Valve Gear, 473
  • Horizontal Engine, Turner's, 450
  • Horizontal Non-Condensing Engine, Tangye’s, 492
  • Horse Gears at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 30, 68
  • Horse Rakes at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 46
  • Hours Labour on One Class “ C” Bituminous Locomotive, 1876; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 220
  • House’s Steam and Water Valve. 194
  • “Huascar,” The, and H.M.S, “Shah,” 129
  • Hunt’s Suet Lubricator, 399
  • Hydraulic Crane, Mills’, 134
  • Hydraulic Mining in California, 353, 409, 445, 485
  • Hydro-Pneumatic Gun Carriage, The Moncrieff, 478
  • Illumination, Electric; Report of Mr. Douglass to the Trinity Board, 333,351
  • Illumination, Electric; Report of Professor Tyndall to the Trinity Board, 303
  • Imperial College of Engineering, Tokei, Japan, The, 74
  • Imperial Technical School in Vienna, The, 290
  • Implements at the Smithfield Show, 451
  • Implements of Tillage at the Royal Agricultural
  • Show, Liverpool, 45
  • Impregnation; Extraction of Gold by Plattner’s Process in California, 119
  • India, Narrow Gauge Railways in, 130
  • Indian Railways, 327
  • Indicator Diagrams, The Accuracy of, 382, 420
  • Indicator and Speed Recorder, Theiler’a Patent, 155
  • Indicator, Thompson’s, 312
  • “Infiexible,” H.M.S., The Report on, 31, 52, 229, 270, 455, 495
  • Inspection of Boilers, The, 308
  • Institute of Naval Architects (See Naval Architects)
  • “Iris,” Trials of, 481
  • Iron and Anthracite, American, 603
  • Iron Bars, The Strength of, 63
  • Iron Manufacture, The Direct Process of, 224, 232, 240, 256
  • IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE, THE : 231, 240, 271 Ancient Iron Works in Scotland, 243
  • Browney Colliery, 272
  • Clarence Iron Works, 272
  • Consett Iron Works and Collieries, 232 Conversazione, 243
  • Elswick Works, 271
  • Eston Steel Works, 272
  • Jones, Mr. John, The late Secretary, 243
  • Newburn Steel Works, 271
  • On some further Remarks regarding the Production of Iron and Steel, by Direct Process, by 0. William Siemens, 224, 232, 240, 256
  • On Improvements in Belgian Three-High Rolling Mills, by Alp. Thomas, 226, 244
  • On the Goke Manufacture of South Durham in Relation to the Iron and Steel Trades of the North of England, by A. L. Steavenson, 227, 241
  • On Experiments with the New Artillery made from Steel without Blows, by M. Gautier, 228, 241
  • On the Progress of the Slag Industries during the last Four Years, by Charles Wood, 244, 247
  • On the Causes of Blister on Blister Steel, by John Percy, 244, 275
  • On Mechanical Puddling, by R. Howson, 244, 255
  • On the Separation of Carbon, Silicon, Sulphur, and Phosphorus, in the Refining and Puddling Furnaces, and in the Bessemer Converter; with some Remarks on the Manufacture and Durability of Railway Bars, by I. Lowthian Bell, 231, 257, 276, 294
  • On the Protection from Atmospheric Action which is imparted to Metals by a Coating of certain of their own Oxides, respectively, by John Percy, 304
  • Phosphorus, the Elimination of, and the Direct Process of Manufacturing Iron, 240
  • Swing Bridge, Newcastle, 242
  • Tharsis Sulphur and Copper Company, 243
  • Iron and Steel Plates, The Effect of Punching on, 195
  • Iron and Steel, The Purification of, 231, 257, 276, 294
  • IRON AND STEEL WORKS, AMERICAN : Bethlehem Iron Company, Works of the, 139, 159, 199, 301, 321
  • Cedar Point Iron Company’s Works, 465
  • Crescent Steel Works, 395
  • Otis Iron and Steel Works, 61
  • Iron Works, Ancient, in Scotland, 243
  • Iron Works, The Clarence, 272
  • Iron Works and Collieries, The Consett, 232
  • Ironclads, Ventilating, 330
  • Jamieson’s Grapnel for Submarine Cables, 431 Japan and China, Reed’s New War Ships for, 371
  • Japan, Engineering Education in, 306
  • Japan, Petroleum in, 502
  • Japan, The Railways of, 179
  • Japanese Imperial College of Engineering, Tokei, The, 74
  • Johnson’s Breechloading Mechanism, 442
  • Jones, Mr. John, The late Secretary of the Iron and Steel Institute, 243
  • Jordan’s Hand-Power Rock Drill, 424
  • Keely Motor, The, 406
  • Knight’s Hop Cultivator, 98
  • Lantern Galvanometer, Thompson’s, 316
  • Launch of the “ Cleopatra,” 230
  • Launching Large Ships, 177
  • Laws, Patent, The Assimilation of, 210
  • Laws, The Patent, and the Trade Congress, 219
  • Lazy Cock Rigging; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 201
  • Lea and the Thames, The, 93
  • Leaching the Impregnated Ore; Extraction of Gold by Piattner’s Process in California, 119
  • Lead-Smeiting Works, The Clausthal, 1,140, 259, 319, 383, 128, 198
  • Light-Draught item-Wheel Steamer, Yarrow and Company’s, 132
  • Light, The Electric, 307
  • Ligntnouse, The Eddystone, 209, 217
  • Lignthouses, The Distinction of, 330
  • Ligntning and the Lightning-Rod, 32
  • Limited Liability and Science, 32
  • List of Oriieex B oi the British Association, 110
  • Lloyd's Numerals, 173
  • Loader’s Haymaking Machine at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 77
  • Locomotive, Double-Bogie Fairlie, for the North wales Narrow Gauge Railways, 399
  • Locomotive Fireboxes; Report to the Master Mechanics’ Convention, Philadelphia, 57, 77, 116, 137, 197, 253, 275
  • Locomotive Valve Gear, rown’b;325
  • Locomotive, Wallis and Steeven’s Eight-Horse Agricultural, 144
  • Locomotive, Wehb’s Tank, for the London and North-Western Railway, 436, 473
  • Locomotives, Notes on some Early, in the United ?States, 222
  • Locomotives ; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 65, 81, 103, 121, x42 192, 201, 220, 252, 260
  • London Fire Brigade, The, 72
  • London Gas Question, The, 150, 345 ,270
  • London Water Companies' Accounts, The, 328
  • London Water Supply, The, 155, 402, 457
  • Lubricator, Hunt’s Suet, 399
  • Machine, Asquith’s Radial Drilling, 16
  • Machine, Bement and Son’s, Boring and Turning, 254
  • Machine for Cutting Bevel Gear, Corliss’s, 288 Machine, Garrett’s Thrashing and Finishing, 480
  • Machine, Heinemann’s Type-Composing, 480
  • Machine, Loader’s Haymaking, at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 77
  • Machine for Sea Sounding, Sir William Thomson’s, 328
  • Machine, Wagner and Company’s Double Shearing, Straightening, and Punching. 490
  • Machines, Flour-Dre,*Bing and See .-Cleauini, at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 30
  • Machines, Haymaking, at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 45, 77
  • Machines, Reaping, at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 46
  • Machines, Sheaf Binding, at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 47
  • Machines, Thrashing, at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 47
  • Machinery, Retort-Stoking, 184 Mackie’s Wrought-Iron Spring Pulleys, 450 Mackinder’s Elastic Wheel, 450
  • McLaren’s Traction Engines, 37, 68
  • Main Drainage, The Thames Valley, 190 Maintenance of Rolling Stock, lhe, 112 Manganese Bronze and Gun-Metal, 330 Manufacture of Coke, The, 227, 241
  • Marine Boiler, Scott’s High-Pressure, 414
  • Marine Steam Fleet, Twenty Minutes with our Commercial, in 1877, 204
  • Marshall’s Wrought-Iron Under-Gear, 450
  • Materials, Price List of, 20, 40, 60,82, 100,118,138 158, 178, 198, 218, 238, 258, 278, 296, 316, 334, 352, 370, 390, 408, 426, 444, 464, 484, 504
  • Measurement of Curreuts, On the, 483^
  • Mechanical Engineers, The Institution of {Se6 Engimers^ Th^ Institution of Mechanical)
  • Mechanical Primer, Professor Abel’s; Notes on Torpedoes, 83
  • Mechanical Puddling, 244, 255
  • Mechanism, Johnson’s Breechloading, 442
  • Meeting, Annual, of the Institution of Civil Engineers, 478
  • Meiggs, Henry, 343
  • Memorial Hall, The Stephenson, 305
  • Metal, Gun, The Strength of, 273
  • Metals, The Electrical Deposition of, 482
  • Metals, The Protection of, by Oxides, 304
  • Metropolitan Gas Question, The, 160, 270, 345
  • Metropolitan Water Companies’ Accounts, The, 328
  • Metropolitan Water Supply, The, 155, 402, 457
  • Meyer’s Multiplex System of Telegraphy, 6
  • Middlesbrough New Gas Tank, The, 422
  • Mill, The Pelican, Colorado, 297
  • Mill, Tide, The Source of the Power of the, 345
  • Mills and Chaff-Cutters at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 30
  • Mills’ Hydraulic Crane, 134
  • Mines of Cornwall and Devon, The, 235, 275
  • Mines, Firing, 125, 236
  • Mining in California, Hydraulic, 353, 409, 445, 485
  • Miscellaneous Exhibits at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 47
  • Mississippi River Improvements, The; Report of Captain J. B. Eads, 54
  • Moncrieff Hydro-Pneumatic Gun-Carriage, The, 478
  • Motion, Coal a Mechanism, not a Source of, 7
  • Motion, Wave, 196
  • Motor, The Keely, 406
  • Multiplex System of Telegraphy, Meyer’s, 6
  • Narrow Gauge Railway, Spooner’s Double-Bogie
  • Locomotive for the North Wales, 399
  • Narrow Gauge Railways in India, 130
  • NAVAL ARCHITECTS. THE INSTITUTE OP: 169, 180
  • “Nelson”and “Northampton,” The, 184
  • On Lloyd’s Numerals, by W. Denny, 173
  • On Transverse and other Strains of Ships, by W. John, 175
  • On uu,-hiug Large Ships, by J. D. A. Saiiiu -a, 177
  • <,?n ' aier Ballast, by Benjamin Martell, 185
  • Ou the Effect of Punching on Iron and Steel Plates, by A. C. Kirk, 195
  • On Propulsion of Vessels, by W. J. Millar, 216
  • On the Strength of Boilers, by J. Milton, 293, 314
  • Ou the Action of Screw PropePers, with some Notice of Certain uefects in the tonus in Ordinary Usa, and of a Mode of Construction design-d to reduce these Defects, by James Howden, 313
  • On the Cou< se of Study in the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, with Specimens of the Work done by students of iNaval Architecture, by W, H. White,323, 568. 420
  • Shipbuilaing Yards at Dunbarton, 184
  • Twenty Minutes with our Commercial Marine Steam Fleet in 1877, by J. R. Ravenhill, 204
  • Works of John Elder and Company, 182
  • Works of the Steel Company of Scotland, 184 Naval College, The Royal, 323, 368, 420 “Nelson” and “ Northampton,” The, 184 New Dynamometer, A, 67, 90, 95, 349 New Zealand Telegraphs; Annual Report, 381 New burn Steel Works, The, 271 Niagara, TneUpward Jets of, 188 Non-Compound and Compound Engines; Experiments with Machinery of American Revenue Steamers, 53
  • Non-Condensing Horizontal Engine. Tangye’s, 492
  • Notes from Cleveland, 10, 30, 50, 76, 98, 115, 128, 148, 172, 193, 208, 226, 248, 268, 288, 311, 332, 349, 367, 379, 400, 418, 433, 454, 479, 491
  • Notes on some Early Locomotives in the United States, 222
  • Notes, Foreign and Colonial, 19, 39, 69, 76, 85, 157,177, 197, 217, 234,287, 315, 331, 350, 389, 405, 426, 454, 481, 603
  • Notes on Gas Making (See Qas Making, Notes on). Notes from the North, 10, 35, 55, 75, 97, 115,128,
  • 153, 168, 193, 208, 225, 254, 268,288, 312, 326, 344, 362,380,400, 417, 436, 454, 479, 494
  • Notes from the South-West, 10, 39, 65, 70, 97, 110,128, 153, 172, 188, 208, 225, 248,267, 286,303, 332, 314, 360, 379, 397, 418, 436, 459, 471, 491
  • Notes from South Yorkshire, 8, 36, 56, 70, 97, 110,128, 154, 172, 193, 208,228, 248,268, 293, 306, 326, 344, 360, 380,400, 418, 436, 454, 479, 491
  • Notes on Torpedoes (See Torpedoes^ Notes on}
  • Numerals, Lloyd’s, 173
  • OBITUARY: (see separate index)
  • Observatory Tower at Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, 490
  • Office Sale Room, The Patent, 13
  • Ormiston’s Prince’s Dock, Bombay, 267
  • ‘Otter,” Rankin and Blackmore’s Disconnecting Compound Engines of the, 9
  • Otis Iron and Steel Works, The ; American Iron and Steel Works, 61
  • Oxides, The Protection of Metals by, 304
  • Passenger Oars, Standard First-Class; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 404, 458
  • Passenger and Freight Equipment, Tables of; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 340, 341
  • Passenger, Sleeping, and Freight Cars; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 337
  • Patent Bill, The Withdrawal of the, 51
  • Patent Commissioners’ Report, The, 250
  • Patent Laws, The Assimilation of, 210
  • Patent Laws and the Trades Congress, The, 249
  • Patent Office Sale Room, The, 13
  • Pelican Mill, The. Colorado, 297
  • PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, THE: 3, 21,41, 65, 84, 103, 121, 142, 162,192, 201, 220, 252, 260, 283, 299, 331, 337, 340, 366, 376, 404, 413, 431, 458, 467, 499
  • Locomotives:
  • Axle-Boxes, Wedges, and Shoes, 162
  • Axles, 162
  • Boilers, 121
  • Bridge Pipe and Relief Gear for “ I” Engines, 142
  • Cab, Standard, 106
  • Connecting and Coupling Rods, 201
  • Cost of One Class “ 0” Anthracite Locomotive, 260
  • Cost of One Class “0” Bituminous Locomotive, 252
  • Cost and Materials for First-Class Passenger Car, 413
  • Crossheads, 192
  • Cylinder and Pet Cocks, 204
  • Cylinders, 192
  • Dimensions, Weights, &c., of Locomotives, 66
  • Driving Wheels, 103
  • Eccentrics and Straps, 164
  • Engine Frame and Attachments, Standard, 84 Feed Pumps, 201
  • Guide Bars, 201
  • Labour on One Class “C” Bituminous Locomotive, 220
  • Lazy Cock Rigging, 204
  • Pilot, Standard, 84
  • Piston, Standard, 192
  • Safety Valve, The Richardson, 144
  • Sand Box and Distributor, 144 Springs, 164
  • Steam Pipes, Admission Valve, and Exhaust, 142
  • Throttle Lever and Stuffing Box, Class “C” Engines, 142
  • Truck Engine. Standard Four-Wheeled, 85
  • Truck Standard Two-Wheeled, 85
  • Whistle for Passenger Engine, 144
  • Miscellaneous:
  • Bridge and Float Transfer, 22
  • Harbour and Dockyard on Lake Erie, 4 Philadelphia and Erie Division, 3 Stock Yards and Abattoir, The West Philadelphia, 21 '
  • Wheels, Cast Iron Chilled, 41
  • Rolling Stock:
  • Car, Caboose, Four-Wheeled, 414
  • Car, Cost and Materials for First-Class Passenger, 413
  • Car, Directors*, and Standard Wagon Truck, 458
  • Car, Drop-Bottom Gondola, Cost of, 431
  • Car, Standard Drop Bottom Gondola, 499
  • Car, Standard Eight-Wheeled Gravel Dump, 467
  • Car, Standard Passenger, 413
  • Car Truck, Standard Four-Wheeled Passenger, 366
  • Car Truck, Standard Freight, and Springs, 458
  • Car Truck, Standard Passenger Six-Wheeled, 376
  • Cars, Passenger, Sleeping and Freight, 337 Cars, Passenger, Standard First Class, 404, 458
  • Equipments, Passenger and Freight, Tables of, 340,341
  • Tenders:
  • Class “ I” Shunting Engines, Standard Tender for, 331
  • Freight and Passenger Tender Truck, Standard, 299
  • Passenger Engine, Standard Tender for, 283
  • Petroleum in Japan, 502
  • Petzold's Spaik-Extinguishing Apparatus, 449
  • Phenomenon of Evaporation, The, 149
  • Philadelphia and Erie Division; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 3
  • Phosphorus, The Elimination of, and the Direct
  • Process of Manufacturing Iron, 240
  • Pilot, Standard; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 84
  • Pins and Eye-Bar Heads, Proportions of, as Determined by Experiment, 425
  • Piston, Standard; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 192
  • Plates, Compound Armour, Trials of, 475
  • Plattner’s Process, Extraction of Gold by, in California, 112,119
  • Ploughing Engine, Burrell and Sons’ Eight-Horse Steam, at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 214
  • Pollution of Rivers Prevention Act, The, 112
  • Pollution of Rivers, The, and its Remedies, 290
  • Portable and Fixed Engines at th© Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 26
  • Portable and Fixed Engines at the Smithfield Show, 447
  • Portable Hoist, Contractor’s, Chapman and Sutton’s, 304
  • “ Potential” Energy, 43
  • Precipitation and Fusion of the Gold; Extraction of Gold by Plattner’s Process in California, 120
  • Press, Bowing’s Filter, 38
  • Price List of Materials, 20, 40, 60, 82, lOO, 118, 138,158, 178, 198, 218, 238, 268, 278, 296, 316, 334, 352, 370, 390, 408, 426, 444, 464, 484, 604
  • Primer, Professor Abel’s Mechanical; Notes on Torpedoes, 83
  • Prince’s Dock, Bombay, Ormiston’s, 267
  • Principles, Construction, and Uses of the Aneroid, The, 63, 121, 291, 318, 354
  • Private Bills for Session 1878, 439,476
  • Progress of Steam Shipping, The, 377
  • Propellers, Screw, on the Action of, 313
  • Propulsion of Vessels, The, 216
  • Protheroe’s Electric Signalling Apparatus for Divers, 127
  • Puddling Furnace, Roe’s Rotary, 56
  • Puddling, Mechanical, 244, 255
  • Pump, Parker and Weston’s Compound Steam, 185
  • Pump, Vertical Steam, at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 332
  • Pumping Engine, Hathorn, Davis, Campbell, and Davey’s, at the Croydon Water Works, 357
  • Pumping Engines for Sydney, 10
  • Pumps, Feed; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 201 Pumps, Steam, at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 27
  • Punching on Iron and Steel Plates, The Effect of, 195
  • Punching, Straightening, and Double Shearing Machine, Wagner and Company’s, 490
  • Puridcation of Iron and Steel, The, 231, 257, 276 294
  • Queensland Telegraphs, Annual Report of the, 130
  • Radial Drilling Machine, Asquith’s, 16
  • Railroad, The Pennsylvania {See Pennsylvania Railroad)
  • Railway Accidents in 1876; Annual Report of the Board of Trade, 189, 289
  • Railway Brake, Sanders’ Automatic Vacuum, 114
  • Railway Brakes, Continuous; Trials in Germany, 261, 309
  • Railway Brakes, Continuous; Trials on the North- Eastern Railway, 12
  • Railway Brakes, Continuous, and Mr. Yeomans, 363
  • Railway, The Caledonian Company’s Wishaw Line, 341
  • Railway Carriage Coupling, Becker’s, 424
  • Railway Coupling, Harrison’s, 493
  • Railway Gauge, 81
  • Railway Progress, 1876; The Board of Trade Report, 308
  • Railway Signals, 496
  • Railway Working, 401
  • Railways in India, Narrow Gauge, 130
  • Railways, Indian, 327
  • Railways of Japan, The, 179
  • Raising the Steamship •• Edith,” 480
  • Rakes, Horse, at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 46
  • Rankin and Blackmore’s Disconnecting Compound Engines of the “ Otter,” 9
  • Reaping Machines at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 46
  • Recorder, Speed, and Indicator, Theiler’s Patent, 155
  • Reeves’ Excavator, 312
  • Regulus Smelting; The Clausthal Lead-Smelting Works, 498
  • Relief Gear and Bridge Pipe for “I” Engines; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 142
  • Report, Annual, on New Zealand Telegraphs, 381
  • Report, Annual, on the Queensland Telegraphs, 130
  • Report, Annual, of the Thames Conservancy Board, 51
  • Report of Captain J. B. Eads on the Mississippi River Improvements, 54
  • Report of the Council of the British Association, 132
  • Report of Mr. Douglass to the Trinity Board, 333, 351
  • Report of the Factory Inspectors, 94
  • Report to the Master Mechanics’ Convention, Philadelphia, on Locomotive Fireboxes, 57, 77, 116, 137,197, 263,276
  • Report of the Patent Commissioners, The, 250
  • Report of the Postmaster-General; Our Telegraphs, 250
  • Report of Professor Tyndall to the Trinity Board, 303
  • Report of the Select Committee on the London Fire Brigade, 72
  • Report on the Use of Steel for Shipbuilding, 361
  • Reports on H.M.S. “Inflexible,” The, 31, 52, 229, 270, 455, 495
  • Research, Scientific, and the Government, 11 Retort-Stoking Machinery, 184
  • Richardson Safety Valve, The; Th© Pennsylvania Railroad, 144
  • Rigging, Lazy Cock; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 204
  • River Improvements, The Mississippi; Report of Captain J. B.Eads, 54
  • Rivers, The Act to Prevent the Pollution of, 112 Rivers, The Pollution of, and its Remedies, 290 Rivers Thames and Lea, The, 93
  • Roasting the Ore; Extraction of Gold by Plattner’s Process in California, 112
  • Roasting the Ore; The Pelican Mill, Colorado, 297
  • Robey’s Vertical Engine, 450
  • Rock Drill, Jordan’s Hand-Power, 424
  • Rod, The Lightning, 32
  • Rods, Connecting and Coupling; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 201
  • Roe’s Rotary Puddling Furnace, 66
  • Rolling Mills, Belgian Three-High, Improvements in, 226, 244
  • Rolling Stock Maintenance, 112
  • Royal Naval College, The, 323, 358,420
  • Rural Water Supply, 75
  • Russian Torpedoes; Official Reports, 19
  • Safety Valve, The Richardson; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 144
  • Safety Valves, 72
  • Sole Room, The Patent Office, 13
  • Sand Bars, The Removal of, 215
  • Sand Box and Distributor; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 144
  • Sanders’ Automatic Vacuum Railway Brake, 114
  • Sandusky Water Works, Ohio, Water Tower at the,361
  • School in Vienna, The Imperial Technical, 290
  • Schools, Telegraphy in, 438
  • Science and Limited Liability, 32
  • Scientific Research and the Government, 11
  • Scott’s High-Pressure Marine Boiler, 414
  • Screw Propellers, On the Action of, 313
  • Sea Sounding, Sir William Thomson’s Machine for, 328
  • Sea Torpedo, Harvey’s; Notes on Torpedoes, 391
  • Sectional Boiler, Davies’, 127
  • Seed-Cleaning and Flour-Dressing Machines at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 30
  • Selenium, 438
  • Selig’s Safety Belt Shipper, 135
  • Session 1877-78, The institution of Civil Engineers, Subjects for Papers, 389
  • Session 1878, Private Bills for, 439, 476
  • Setting out Curves by Theodolite, 502
  • Severn Tunnel, The, 79, 94
  • “Shah,” H.M.S.,and the “ Huascar,” 129
  • “Shannon,” H.M.S., Trials of Ventilating Arrangements, 330
  • Sheaf Binders at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, Trials of, 150
  • Sheaf-Binding Machines at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 47
  • Shipbuilding, Report on the Use of Steel for, 361
  • Shipbuilding Yards at Dunbarton, The, 184 Ships, Launching Large, 177
  • Ships, Reed's New War, for Japan and China, 371
  • Ships at Sea, The Behaviour of, 441, 461
  • Ships, Strains on, 175
  • Show of the Royal Agricultural Society at Liverpool (See Agricultural Show, The Royals Liverpool).
  • Show, Smithfield Club (See Club Show., Smithfield) Signalling Apparatus for Divers, Protheroe's Electric, 127
  • Signals, Railway, 496 Silicate Paint, 14
  • Slag, The Utilisation of, 244, 247 Slide Valves, Circular, 81,94
  • Source of Motion, Coal a Mechanism, not a, 7
  • Source of the Power of the Tide Mill, The, 345
  • South West, Notes from the, 10, 39, 55, 70, 97, 110, 128, 153, 172, 188, 208, 225, 248, 267, 285, 303, 332,344, 360, 379,397, 418, 436, 459, 471, 491
  • South Yorkshire, Notes from, 8, 36, 56,70, 97,110, 128, 154, 172, 193, 208, 228, 248, 268, 293, 306, 326, 344, 360, 380, 400, 418, 436, 454, 479, 491
  • Spark-Extinguishing Apparatus, Petzold’s, 449
  • Speed Recorder and Indicator, Theiler’s Patent, 155
  • Spooner’s Double-Bogie Fairlie Locomotive for the North Wales Narrow Gauge Railways, 399
  • Springs; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 164
  • Standard Cab ; the Pennsylvania Railroad, 106
  • Standard Drop Bottom Gondola Car; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 499
  • Standard Eight-Wheeled Gravel Dump Car; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 467
  • Standard Engine Frame and Attachments; The Pennyslvania Railroad, 84
  • Standard First-Class Passenger Cars; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 404,458
  • Standard Four-Wheeled Engine Truck; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 85
  • Standard Four-Wheel Passenger Car Truck; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 366
  • Standard Freight and Passenger Tender Truck ; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 299
  • Standard Passenger Car; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 413
  • Standard Pilot; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 84 Standard Piston; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 192
  • Standard Six-Wheel Passenger Car Truck; Pennsylvania Railroad, 376
  • Standard Tender for Class “1” Shunting engines ; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 331
  • Standard Tender for Passenger Engine ; Pennsylvania Railroad, 283
  • Standard Two-Wheeled Truck; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 85
  • Standard Wagon Truck and Directors’ Car; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 458
  • Steam Boilers, The Inspection of, 308 Steam Engine Governor, Andrade’s, 443 Steam Fleet, Our Commercial Marine, Twenty
  • Minutes with in 1877, 204
  • Steam Hammer, Thirty-Ton, Thwaites and Carbutt’s for the Elswick Works, Newcastle-on- Tyne, 341
  • Steam Pipes, Admission Valve and Exhaust; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 142
  • Steam-Ploughing Engine, Burrell and Sons’ Eight-Horse, at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 214
  • Steam-Ploughing Engines and Traction Engines at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 23 Steam Pump, Compound, Parker and Weston’s, 185
  • Steam Pump, Vertical, at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 332
  • Steam Pumps at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 27
  • Steam Shipping, The Progress of, 377
  • Steam, Water in, 501
  • Steam and Water Valve, House’s, 194 Steamship “ Edith,” Raising the, 480 Steel, Blister, 244, 275
  • Steel Company of Scotland, Works of the, 184
  • steel and Iron Works, The Otis; American Iron and Steel Works, 61
  • Steel for Shipbuilding, Report on the Use of Steel for, 361
  • Steel Works, The Crescent, of Messrs. Miller, Metcalf, and Parkin; American Iron and Steel Works, 395
  • Stephenson Memorial Hall, The, 305
  • Stern-Wheel Steamer, Yarrow and Company’s Light Draught, 432
  • Stock, Rolling, The Maintenance of, 112
  • Stock Yards and Abattoir, The, of West Philadelphia ; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 21
  • Stoking Machinery, Retort, 184
  • Stone, Artificial, American, 74
  • Straightening, Double Shearing, and Punching Machine, Wagner and Company’s, 490
  • Strains on Ships, 175
  • Straps and Eccentrics; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 164
  • Straw-Burning Engine, Clayton and Shuttleworth’s, 448
  • Strength of Bars, The, 53
  • Strength of Boilers, 293, 314
  • Strength of Gun-Metal, The, 273
  • Strength of Unstayed Flat Surfaces, The, 239
  • Stuckenholz and Company’s Twenty-Ton Travelling Crane, 87
  • Stuffing-Box and Throttle Lever, Class “ C”
  • Engines; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 142
  • Submarine Cables, Jamieson’s Grapnel for, 431
  • Sulphur and Copper Company, The Tharsis, 243
  • Sulphur Question, The, in London; Notes on Gas Making, 336,f446
  • Swing Bridge, Newcastle, The, 242
  • Tangye’s Horizontal Non-Condensing Engine, 492
  • Tank Locomotive for the London and North- Western Railway, 436, 473
  • Tank, The Middlesbrough New Gas, 422
  • Taps, The Construction and Use of, 18
  • Technical School in Vienna, The Imperial 290
  • Telegraph Engineers, The Society of (See Engineers, The Society of Telegraph) ,
  • Telegraphs, New Zealand; Annual Report, 381
  • Telegraphs, Our; Report of the Postmaster- General, 250
  • Telegraphs, Queensland, Annual Report on the, 130
  • Telegraphy, Aillhaud’s Duplex System of, 74
  • Telegraphy, Meyer’s Multiplex System of, 6
  • Telegraphy in Schools, 438
  • Telephone, Edison’s, 211 |
  • Telephonic Telegraphy, 152, 170, 365, 381 !
  • Tender, Standard, for Class “I” Shunting Engine; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 331 |
  • Tender, Standard, for Passenger Engine; The Pennsylvania Kail road, 283
  • Tender Truck, Standard Freight and Passenger; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 299
  • Testing Engines, 170
  • Thames Conservancy Board, Annual Report of the, 61
  • Thames and the Lea, The, 93
  • Thames Valley Main Drainage, The, 190
  • Tharsis Sulphur and Copper Company, The, 243
  • Theiler’s Patent Speed Recorder and Indicator, 155
  • Theodolite, Setting out Curves by, 502
  • Thermodynamics, Hirn’s, 5,124, 299, 429
  • Thompson’s Indicator, 312
  • Thompson’s Lantern Galvanometer, 346
  • Thomson, Sir William’s, Machine for Sea Sounding, 328
  • Thomson, Grinder,
  • Thrashing and Finishing Machine, 480
  • Thrashing Machines at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 47
  • Three-High Belgian Rolling Mills, Improvements in, 226, 244
  • Throttle Lever and Stuffing-Box, Class “ O” Engines ; The Pennsylvania Railroad. 142
  • Thwaites and Carbutt’s Thirty - Ton Steam Hammer for the Elswick Works, Newcastle- on-Tyne, 341
  • Tide Mill, The Source of the Power of the, 345
  • Tillage, Implements of, at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 45
  • Torpedo Defence; Notes on Torpedoes, 279
  • Torpedo Experiments, French, 50
  • TORPEDOES, NOTES ON :
  • Electric Batteries, 161
  • Electric Fuzes, Jointers, Signalling, &c., 219 Harvey’s Sea Torpedo, 391
  • Mechanical Primer, Professor Abel’s, 83 Torpedo Defence, 279
  • Torpedoes, Russian; Official Reports, 19
  • Tower, Observatory, at Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, 490
  • Traction Engine, McLaren’s, 37, 68
  • Traction and Steam-Ploughing Engines at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 23
  • Trades Congress, The, and the Patent Laws, 249
  • Tramways, Geneva, Permanent Way for the, 154
  • Transfer Bridge and Float; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 22
  • Transfer of Members of the Institution of Civil Engineers, 453
  • Transport, General Arrangements for; The Paris Exhibition, 441
  • Trials, Compound Armour Plate, 475
  • Trials of H.M.S. “Iris,” 481
  • Trials of Sheaf Binders at the Royal Agricultural
  • Show. Liverpool, 150
  • Tubes, Fixing Boiler, 199, 335
  • Tunnel, The Severn, 79, 94
  • Turner’s Horizontal Engine, 450
  • Turner’s Horse Gear at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 68
  • Turner’s Vertical Engine with Reversing Gear, 435
  • Turning and Boring Machine, Bement and Son’s, 254
  • Twenty-Ton Travelling Crane, Stuckenholz and Company’s, 87
  • Two-Wheeled Truck, Standard; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 85
  • Tyndall, Professor, Report of, to the Trinity Board, 303
  • Tynewydd Colliery Accident, The, 79, 95
  • Type Composing Machine, Heinemann’s, 480
  • Unstayed Flat Surfaces, The Strength of, 239
  • Upward Jets of Niagara, The, 188
  • Use and Construction of Taps, The, 18
  • Utilisation of Slag, The, 244,247
  • Vacuum Railway Brake, Sanders’ Automatic, 114
  • Valve Gear, Brown’s Locomotive, 325
  • Valve Gear, Collmann’s Horizontal Engine with, 473
  • Valve, House s Steam and Water, 194
  • Valves, Circular Slide, 81, 94
  • Valves, Safety, 72
  • Vapours, The Elasticity and Density of, 17, 38 Ventilating Ironclads, 330
  • Vertical Compound Engine. J. Fowler and Company’s, with Allison’s Boiler, 126
  • Vertical Engine, Robey’s, 450
  • Vertical Engine, Turner’s, with Reversing Gear, 435
  • Vertical Steam Pump at the Royal Agricultural Show, Liverpool, 332
  • Vessels, The Propulsion of, 216
  • Viaduct, The Douro, 346
  • Vienna Imperial Technical School, The, 290
  • Wagner and Company’s Punching and Double Shearing Machine, 490
  • Wallis and Steevens’ Eight-Horse Agricultural Locomotive, 144
  • War Ships, New, for Japan and China, 371
  • Water Ballast, 185
  • Water Bills, The Metropolitan, 457
  • Water Companies’ Accounts, The Metropolitan, 328
  • Water in Steam, 501
  • Water Supply, The London, 155, 402, 457
  • Water Supply; The Paris Exhibition,487
  • Water Supply, Rural, 75
  • Water Tower at the Sandusky Water Works, Ohio, 361
  • Water Works, Croydon, Hathorn, Davis, Campbell, and Davey’s Pumping Engine at the, 357
  • Wave Motion, 196
  • Waves, The Curving of, round Bays and Breakwaters, 427
  • Way, Permanent, for the Geneva Tramways, 154
  • Webb’s Tank Locomotive for the London and North-Western Railway, 436, 473
  • Wedges, Axle .Boxes, and Shoes; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 162
  • Weimer’s Anthracite Blast Furnace, 287
  • Wheel, Mackinder’s Elastic, 450
  • Wheels, Cast Iron Chilled; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 41
  • Wheels, Driving; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 103
  • Whistle for Passenger Engine; The Pennsylvania Railroad, 144
  • Wilson, Edward, C.E., 212
  • Wishaw Line, The Caledonian Railway Company’s, 341
  • Withdrawal of the Patent Bill, The, 51
  • Woods, Mr. Edward, President of the Mechanical Science Section of the British Association, Address of, 156
  • Working Railways, 401
  • Works of the Bethlehem Iron Company; American Iron and Steel Works, 139, 159, 199, 301, 321
  • Works, The Bo’ness Harbour, 212
  • Works, The Cedar Point Company’s; American Iron and Steel Works, 465
  • Works, The Clarence Iron, 272
  • Works, The Clausthal Lead-Smelting, 1,140,259, 319, 383, 428, 498
  • Works, The Elswick, 271
  • Works, The Eston Steel, 272
  • Works of Messrs. John Elder and Company, 182
  • Works of Messrs. Miller, Metcalf, and Parkin, The Crescent Steel; American Iron and Steel Works, 395
  • Works, The Newburn Steel, 271
  • Works, The Otis Iron and Steel; American Iron and Steel Works, 61
  • Works of the Steel Company of Scotland, The, 184
  • Worm Gearing, Hawkins’s, 350
  • Wrought-Iron Spring Pulleys, Mackie’s, 450
  • Wrought Iron Under-Gear, Marshall’s, 450
  • Yards, Shipbuilding, at Dunbarton, 184.
  • Yarrow and Company’s Light-Draught Stern-Wheel Steamer, 432

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