Engineering 1882 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations

Engineering 1882 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1882 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1882 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1882 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1882 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1882 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1882 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1882 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1882 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1882 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1882 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1882 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

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Illustrations

• Aberdeen. b.s., Napier and Company's Triolets pans ioa Engines of ihe. 628, 529
• Accumulating Battery, The Faure, 83
• Action of the Microphone, The, 653
• Agricultural Hall, The Building Trade Exhibition at, 277
• Air, Compressed, u Notes” on, 68
• Air Compressor, Carrick and Wardales, 366
• Air Compressor, Kennedy and Eastwood’s,452
• Air Compressors, 658
• Air Engine, Differential High-Pressure, 31
• Air Pump Valves, Thomson’s Metallic, 371
• Alarm, Gong, for Railway Signals, Siemens’, 194
• Allsop and Sons’ Double Twin-Screw Ferry Steamer, 600,601
• American Express Passenger Locomotive, 264 265
• American Telegraph Company, The Central and South, 261
• Ammunition for Hotchkiss’s 42-mill. Gun, 337
• Amos and Smith’s'Steam Steering Gear, 324
• Andpraon’s Dovetailing and Moulding Machine, 605
• Annealing and Cracks of Steel, 592
• Arago Dynamo Electric Generator, The, 50
• Arc Lamp, Fyfe’s Differential, 659
• Ash Hoist, Hall’s, 366
• Ashton and Sperryn’s High-Pressure Cock, 590
• Attraction and Repulsion from Vibration, 456, 457, 480, 481, 506, 507, 526, 558, 559
• Automatic Boiler Feeder, The Fromentin, 555
• Automatic Expansion Gear. Jefferis’s, 495
• Automatic Jablochkoft Candle Holders, 520
• Automatic Ventilators for Ships, Mosse and
• Mitchell's, 317, 324
• Barry’s Ships’ Davits, 337
• Battery, The Faure Accumulating, 83
• Bazin Dredger, The, 130
• Bell-Coleman Cold Dry Air Machine and Refrigerating Plant, The, 158
• Belting, Gandy’s Cotton, 339
• Bender and Galatz Military Railway, The, 571, 572 >
• Beverley and Atkin’s Drilling Machine, 348 Bilbao, The Iron Ore District of, 609, 630,631, 656 Bjerknes’s Hydrodynamic Experiments, 23,24, 25, 147, 148, 191, 192
• Blake’s Duplex Pumps for Pumping Petroleum, 88
• Blake’s Lamps for Ships, Pilot Boats, <fcc., 335
• Blasting, Submarine, The Lauer System of, 494 Block and Lock Signals; Hodgson's System, 655
• Blundells’ “ Waterwitch” Pump and Engine, 651
• Boit, Thornycroft’s Torpedo, for the Danish Government, 185
• Boat, Torpedo, for the Italian Government, Yarrow and Company’s, 899
• Boat-Lowering Apparatus, Leeman’s, 340
• Boat-Lowering Apparatus, Sample and Ward's, 335
• Boat-Lowering Apparatus, Terry’s, 340
• Boiler, Cadiat’s Steam, 445
• Boiler, Duncan’s Marine, with Welton’s Fuel Economiser, 370
• Boiler Explosion at Stockton, The Locomotive, 116
• Boiler Explosions in 1881; E. B. Marten’s Annual Report, 198, 199,200, 223
• Boiler Feeder. The Fromentin Automatic, 555
• Boiler Flues, The Collapse of. 590
• Boiler. l4Hicaahire, Hawksley, Wild, and Company’s, with Flanged Flues. 27
• Bo tier-Makers, Rushworth and Company s Machine Tool* for, 134
• Boiler, Marine, with Fox's Flues and Hepburn s Expansion Rings, 366
• Boiler. MulUtubular, Hawksley, Wild, and Company’s, 603
• Boiler, Neumann’s Cylindrical, 272
• Boiler Performances, 299. 300
• Balers and Engines, Thomsons’, of the Cunard Steamship‘•Servik’* 245
• Boilers of the a*. “ Mexican,” 51
• Boilers and Pumping Engines at the Kimberley
• Water Works, 207
• Boilers, Steam, SchwsrukopfTs Safety Apparatus for, 627
• Boilers and Winding Engine at the Calumet and
• Hecla Mines, 290. 291
• Bolt-Head Guard, Beverley and Atkins's, 318
• Bo'ness, New Dock and Harbour Works at, 202
• Bossing Bail way Wheels, Masseys* Steam
• Hammers for, 16
• Box Car, Standard, for the New York Central and Hudson Biver Bailroad, 524, 574, 575
• Boyle’s System of Ventilation for Ships, 639
• Breslau, Pumping Engines for Sewerage and
• Irrigation Works at, 80, 81, 82
• Bridge over the Biver Msta; Nicolai Bailway, Russia, 422, 423, 449, 453
• Bridge over the Tessin ; The St. Gothard Bailway, 218, 219
• Brossards Rotary Engine, 329
• Brotherhood’s Three-Cylinder Engine, Gramme
• Dynamo Machine Driven by, 172
• Brown’s Tramway Locomotive, 109
• Bruce and Batho’s Excavating Apparatus, 337
• Building Trade Exhibition at the Agricultural
• Hall, The, 277
• Burrell and Sons’ Compound Marine Engine, 344
• Cadiat’s Steam Boiler. 445
• Callon and Foray’s Turbines and Pumps at Pierre-la-Treiche, 273, 375
• Calumet and Hecla Mines, Winding Engine and
• Boilers at the, 290, 291
• Canal, The Orissa Coast, Bengal, 4
• Gance’s Electric Regulator, 30
• Candle Holders, Automatic Jablochkoff, 520
• Cannon, Hotchkiss’s 42 mill. Breechloading.
• 336
• Cannon, Hotchkiss’s Revolving, for Naval and Field Service, 336
• Carrick and Wardale’s Air Compressor, 366
• Carrick and Wardale’s Donkey Pump, 370
• Carrying Power and Speed of Screw Steamers, On the, 295
• Cast Steel Stern Frame and Rudder, Jessop and Sons’, 398
• Cattle Car, Standard; New York Central Bailroad, 654
• Central Railroad of New Jersey, U.S.A., Express Locomotive for the, 84, 85
• Central and South American Telegraph Company, The, 261
• Chronograph for Engineering Purposes, 554
• Churchill’s Marine Governor, 317
• Clerk’s Gas Engine, 110
• Clocks, Schweizer’s Electric, 12
• Clutch for Wire Rope Hawsers, Mace’s Spring, 317
• Cochrane's Steam Winch, 366
• Cock, Ashton and Sperryn’s High Pressure, 590
• Cold Dry Air Machine and Refrigerating Plant,
• The Bell-Coleman, 158
• Collapse of Boiler Flues, The, 590
• Combination Wood-Working Machine, Richards and Company’s, 131
• Compound Engine with Davey’s Combined
• Governor and Reversing Gear, 8, 9
• Compound Engine with Klug’s Valve Gear, 578, 582
• Compound Engine, Halpin’s, 394, 395, 402
• Compound Engine for Steam Yachts, 472
• Compound Engine Trial, 176, 546
• Compound Engines, 579
• Compound Engines, On the Economy of, 473
• Compound Marine Engine, Burrell and Sons’, .
• Compound Pumping Engine, 427
• Compressed Air, “ Notes” on, 68
• Compression Joints, 633
• Compressor, Air, Kennedy and Eastwood’s, 452
• Compressors, Air, 658
• Condensing Engine, Horizontal, Ruston, Proctor, and Company’s, 248 .
• Connexions for Steamers, Halpin s Sea, 17
• Continuous Sheet Printing Press, Hoe s, 215
• Copley and Company’s Compound Engine for
• Steam Yachts, 472
• Copper Refining in Japan, 650
• Corrosion in Steam Boilers, 628 .
• Cnx and Company’s Steam Launch Engine, with
• Marshall's Valve Gear, 622, 623
• Cracks and Annealing of Steel, 592
• Cranes, Portable Hydraulic, at the Mill wall Docks, 333
• Crankshaft, Turton’s, for the s.s. “Virginian,” 370
• Crompton’s Electric Lighting Installation at the Mansion House, 268
• Cunard Steamship “ Servia,” Engines and Boilers of the, 245
• Currents, Electrical, On the Mechanical Production of, 77, 78, 101, 149
• Curves, Longitudinal Metacentric, The Reduction of to Ratio Curves, 647
• Curves of Stability of some Mail Steamers, 602, 603
• Cylindrical Boiler, Neumann’s, 272
• Danish Government, Thornycroft’s Torpedo Boat for the, 185
• Davey’s Combined Governor and Reversing Gear, Compound Engine with, 8, 9
• Davis and Company’s Steam Steering Gear, 398
• Day, Summers, and Company’s Non-Fleeting Hauling Gear for Slipways, 321
• De Bergue and Company’s Combined Power and
• Hydrostatic Rivetter, 199
• Dexter’s Rotary Engine, 325
• Differential Arc Lamp, Fyfe’s, 659
• Differential High-Pressure Air Engine, 31
• Distilling Apparatus on the Normandy System, 379
• Diving, and Entering Vitiated Atmospheres, Fleuss, Duff, and Company’s Apparatus for, 328
• Dock and Harbour Works at Bo’ness, Meik and Son’s New, 202
• Donkin and Nichol’s Steam Steering Gear, 374
• Double Twin-Screw Ferry Steamer, Allsup and Sons’, 600, 601
• Dovetailing and Moulding Machine, Anderson’s, 605
• Dowson Gas Producer, The, 469
• Dredger, The Bazin, 130
• Dredging Plant, Duckham’s, 340, 341
• Drilling Machine, Radial, Rushworth and Co.’s, 134
• Drilling Machine, Beverley and Atkins’s, 348
• Drills, Two Primitive, 570
• Driving Dynamo-Electric Generators, 172
• Dry Cold Air Machine and Refrigerating Plant,
• The Bell-Coleman, 158
• Duckham’s Dredging Plant, 340, 341
• Duncan’s Marine Boiler, with Welton’s Fuel Economiser, 370
• Duncan's Steam Launch, with Welton’s Feathering Propeller, 367
• Duplex Pumps for Pumping Petroleum, Blake’s, 88
• Dynamo-Electric Generator, The Arago, 50
• Dynamo-Electric Generator, The Edison, 227, 302, 306
• Dynamo-Electric Generator, Fein s, 195
• Dynamo-Electric Generator for Five Lights, The
• Gramme, 58
• Dynamo-Electric Generator, Jurgensen’s, 130
• Dynamo-Electric Generator, The Schuckert, 244
• Dynamometer, Froude’s, 241
• Economy of Compound Engines, On the, 473
• Edison Installation at the Crystal Palace, The, 252, 253
• Edwards’s Gas Engine, 222
• Eidsforth’s Electrical Switch, 658
• Electric Clocks, Schweizer’s, 12
• Electric Currents, On the Mechanical Production of, 77, 78, 101, 149
• Electric Illumination, The Edison System of, 227, 252, 253, 302, 306, 406, 407, 468
• Electric Light, The Maxim, 138
• Electric Light at Norwich, The, 294
• Electric Light on the Place du Carrousel, 76
• Electric Light at the Port of Havre, The, 5, 6, 7
• Electric Light, Portable, for Railway Service, 112
• Electric Lighthouses of France, The, 237, 287, 622, 626
• Electric Lighting, The Giilcher System of, 444
• Electric’Lighting,Installation at the Mansion
• House, Crompton’s, 268
• Electric Regulator, Gance’s, 30
• Electric Regulator, The Gramme, 173
• Electric Regulator, The Pilsen, 150,151, 152
• Electrical Switch!'Eidsforth’s, 658
• Electrical Transmission of Power, The, 3, 4
• Emerson, Walker, and Company’s Steam Windlass, 348
• Engine, Air, Differential High Pressure, 31
• Engine, Brossard’s Rotary, 329
• Engine, Clerk’s Gas, 110 *• .1  ?
• Engine, Compound, with- Davey’s- Combined
• Governor and Reversing Gear, 8, 9
• Engine, Compound, with Klug’s Valve Gear, 578, 582
• Engine, Compound Pumping, 427
• Engine, Dexter’.s Rotary, 325
• Engine; Edwards’s Gas, 222
• Engine, Halpin’s Compound, 394, 325, 402
• Engine, Horizontal Condensing, Ruston, Proctor, and Company’s, 248
• Engine, James and Wardrope’s Three-Cylinder, 521
• Engine, Marine, Burrell and Sons’ Compound, 344
• Engine Shed, Standard; London and North
• Western Railway, 240,241
• Engine, Steam Launch, with Marshall’s Valve Gear, 622, 623
• Engine for Steam Yachts, Copley and Company’s Compound, 472
• Engine Trial, Compound, 176, 546
• Engine, Wigzell’s Launch, 321
• Engine, Winding, and Boilers, at the Calumet and Hecla Mines, 290, 291
• Engines of the s.s. l< Aberdeen.” Napier and Company’s Triple Expansion, 528, 529
• Engines and Boilers of the Cunard Steamship “ Servia,” 245
• Engines, Compound, 579
• Engines, Compound, On the Economy of, 473
• Engines, Horizontal, with Stanek’s Valve Gear, 604
• Engines, Pumping, for Sewerage and Irrigation Works at Breslau, 80,81, 82
• Engines and Pumps, Blundells’ “ Waterwitch/’ 651
• English’s Lamp, 222
• Evans and Low’s Life Rocket Apparatus, 337
• Excavating Apparatus, Bruce and Batho’s, 337
• Excavator, James’s Hydraulic, 340
• Exhibition at the Agricultural Hall, The Building Trade, 277
• | Exhibition, The Manchester Smoke Abatement, 469
• Expansion Gear. Jefferis’s Automatic, 495
• Experiments, Bjerknes’s Hydrodynamic, 23, 24, 25, 147, 148,191,192
• Explosion, The Locomotive Boiler, at Stockton, 116
• Explosions, Boiler, in 1881; E. B. Marten’s Annual Report, 198,199, 200, 223
• Express Locomotive for the Central Railroad of New Jersey, U.S.A., 84,85
• Express Passenger Locomotive, American, 264, 265
• Express Passenger Locomotive, Four-Coupled,
• 177,180
• Failure of a Gasholder, 278
• Faure Accumulating Battery, The, 83
• Fein’s Dynamo-Electric Generator, 195
• Ferry Steamer, Allsup and Sons’ Double Twin-Screw, 600, 601
• Firearms, Military Magazine, 264
• Firebox, Tilp and Wattitz’s Locomotive, 298
• Firedoor arid Furnace Front, Henderson’s, 324
• Firedoor, Mace and Brewster’s Revolving, 324
• Flanged Flues, Hawksley, Wild, and Company’s Lancashire Boiler with, 27
• Fleuss, Duff, and Company’s Apparatus for Diving and Entering Vitiated Atmospheres, 328
• Flues, Boiler, The Collapse of, 590
• Fluffing Machine and Fan, Jones’s, 578
• Fog Horn, Pilley, Jun., and Company’s, 335
• Folding Tube Stopper, Turner’s, 537
• Foot Lathe with Overhead Gear, 586
• Foundering of Steamships, The, 136
• Four-Coupled Express Passenger Locomotive,
• 177,180
• France. The Electric Lighthouses of, 237, 287, 622, 626. 634
• Francis’s Link, 357
• Fromentin Automatic Boiler Feeder, The, 555
• Froude’s Dynamometer, 241
• Fyfe’s Differential Arc Lamp, 659
• Gandy’s Cotton Belting 339
• Gardner Machine Gun. The, 547
• Gas Engine, Clerk’s. 110
• Gas Engine, Edwards's, 222
• Gas Producer, The, 469
• Gas Producer and Motor, Siemens’, 269
• Gasholder, Failure of a, 278
• Gauges, Key-Way, 537
• Gauges Pressure, Apparatus for Testing, 590
• Gear, Dav's and Company's Steam Steering, 398
• Gear, Henszey’s Steam Reversing for Locomotives 219
• Gear for Locomotives, 447, 448, 449
• Generator, The Arago Dynamo-Electric, 50
• Geuerat »r, Tt e Edison Dyr amo-Electric, 227
• Generator, Fein’s Dynamo-Electric. 195
• *4#»n’r«t >r, Gramme’s Dynamo-Electric. 58
• Gene ator, Jiirgensen’s Dynamo-Electric, 130
• Generator. The Scbuckert Dynamo-Electric, 244
• Gold-Reducing Machinery, Jordan and Son’s, 54, 55
• Goldschmidt, Hahlo, and Company’s Portland Rotary Pump. 59
• Gong Alarm for Railway Signals, Siemens’, 194
• Goodsand Passengers, Hydraulic Lilts for, 126, 127,154. U5
• Governor, Churchill's Marine, 317
• Governor, Marine, Gibson and Nicholson’s, 371
• Governor and Reversing Gear. Davey's Combined, Compound Engine with, 8, 9
• Governor, Smith and Pickney’s Pendulum Marine, 349
• Governor, Westinghouse’s Marine, 370
• Gramme Dynamo-Electric Generator for Five Lights, The, 58
• Gramme Generator, Driven by Brotherhood’s Three-Cylinder Engine, 172
• Gramme Electric Regulator, The, 173
• Gray’s Harmonic 3 elegraph, 123
• Giilcher System of Electric Lighting, The, 444 uun, Ihe Gardner Machine, 547
• Hall’s Ash Hoist, 366
• Hall’s Refrigerating Machine, 367
• Halpin’s Compound Engine, 394. 395, 402
• Halpin’s Sea Connexions for Steamers, 17
• Hamilton’s Gear Cutting Machine, 324
• Hammers, Longworth’s Power with Movable Fulcrum, 477
• Hammers, Massey’s Steam, for Bossing Railway Wheels, 16
• Hancock Inspirator. The, 349
• Hanover, Petroleum in, 161
• Harbour And Dock Works at Bo’ness. Meik and S< n'fi New. 202
• Harbour, Milford Haven, Plan of, 92
• Harbour, Wanganui, New Zealand, 104
• Harmonic Telegraph, Gray’s, 123
• Hauling Gear for Slipways, Day, Summers, and Company’s Non-Fleeting, 321
• Havre. The Electric Light at the Port of, 5, 6, 7
• Hawksley, Wild, and Company's Lancashire Boiler with Flanged Flues, 27
• Hawksley. Wild, and Company’s Multitubular Boiler, 608
• Hawsers, Mace's Spring Clutch for Wire Rope, 317
• Henderson’s Firedoor and Furnace Front, 324
• Henszey s Steam Reversing Gear for Locomotives, 219
• Higginson and Company’s Steam Steering Gear, 328
• High-Pressure Cock, Ashton and Sperryn’s, 590
• Hoe’s Continuous Sheet Print ng Press, 215
• Holmes’s Torpedo Finder, 357
• Horizontal Condensing Engine, Ruston, Proctor, and Company’s, 248
• Horizontal Engines with Stanek’s Valve Gear 604
• Hotchkiss’s Guns and Ammunition, 336, 337
• Hydraulic Excavator, James’s, 340
• Hydraulic Lifts for Passengers and Goods. 126, 127, 154, 155 *’
• Hydraulic Portable Cranes at the Millwall Docks, 333’
• Hydrodynamic Experiments, Bjerknes’s, 23 24 25,147,148,191,192’
• Hydrostatic and Combined Power Rivetter, De Bergue and Company’s, 199
• Illumination, Electric, The Edison System of 227 252, 253, 302, 306, 406, 407, 468, 469
• Incandescence Arc Lamps, 390, 391, 392 418 419
• Indicator Diagrams from Engines of the ss A; e<deen,” 529
• Indicator Rig for Locomotives, New, 447,448 449
• Inspirator, 1 he Hancock, 349
• Iron Ore District of Bib ao, The, 609, 630, 631. 656
• Irrigation and Sewerage Works at Breslau
• Pumping Engines for, 80, 81, 82
• Jablochkoff Candle Holders, Automatic, 520
• Jarnes s Hydraulic Excavator, 310
• James and Wardrope’s Three-Cylinder Engine, ' 521
• J-pan, C opper Refining in. 650
• Japanese Rniiway. A New. 169
• Jeakes ana Company’s Washing Machine, 348
• Jefferis's Automatic Expar sion Gear, 495 ’
• Jessop and Sons’ Cast-Steel Stern Frame and
• Rudder. 398
• Johnson’s Ships’ Berths, 357
• Joints, Compression, 633
• Jones’s Fluffing Machine and Fan, 578
• | Jordan and Son’s Gold-Reducing Machinery, 54, 55
• Joy's Valve Gear, 366
• Jiirgensen’s Dynamo-Electric Generator, 130
• Kennedy and Eastwood’s Air Compressor, 452 Key-Way Gauges. 537
• Kimberley Water Works, Pumping Engines and Boilers at the, 207
• Kinghorn and Coe’s Metallic Valves, 332
• Klug's Valve Gear. Ross and Duncan’s Compound Engine with, 578, 582
• Lamp, The Edison Electric, at the Crystal Palace, 252, 253
• Lamp, English’s, 222
• Lamp, Fyfe’s Differential Arc, 659
• Lamps, Incandescence-Arc, 390, 391, 392, 418, 419
• Lamps for Ships, Pilot Boats. <fcc., Blake's, 335
• Lancashire Boiler with Flanged Flues, Hawksiey, Wild, and Company’s, 27
• 1 ange’s Wool-Combing Machinery, 426
• Lathe, Foot, with Overhead Gear, 586
• Lauer System of Submarine Blasting, The, 494
• I Launch, Duncan’s Steam, with Welton’s Feathering Propeller, 367
• Launch Engine, Steam, with Marshall’s Valve Gear, 622,623
• Launch Engine, Wigzell’s, 321
• Launching Velocities ; Diagrams, 498, 499
• Leather Machinery. 578
• Leeman’s Boat-Lowering Apparatus, 340
• Le Grand and Sutcliffe’s Tubular Piles, 332
• Life Rocket Apparatus, Evans and Low’s, 337
• Lifts, Hydraulic, for Passengers and Goods, 126, 127, 154,155
• Light, The Electric, at Norwich, 294
• Light, The Electric, Place du Carrousel, 76
• Light, The Electric, at the Port of Havre, 5, 6, 7
• Light, The Maxim Electric, 138
• Light, Portable Electric, for Railway Service, 112
• Lighthouses of France, The Electric, 237,287, 622, 626, 634
• Lighting, Electric, The Edison System of, 227, 252, 253, 302. 306, 406,407, 4*8,469
• Lighting, Electric, The Giilcher System of. 444
• .Lighting Installation at the Mansion House, Crompton’s Electric, 268
• Lighting of the Savoy Theatre, The, 206
• Link, B rancis’s, 357
• Load Lines. 411
• Lock and Block Signals ; Hodgson’s System, 655
• Lock wood and Carlisle’s Piston Packing, 871
• Locomotive. American Express Passenger, 264, 265
• Locomotive Boiler Explosion at Stockton, The, 116
• Locomotive, Brown’s Tramway. 109
• Locomotive, Express, for toe Central Railroad of New Jersey, U.S.A., 84, 85
• Locomotive Firebox, Tilp and Wattitz’s, 298
• Locomotive, Passenger, Four-Coupled Express,
• 177,180
• L -comotives, Henszey’s Steam Reversing Gear for, 219
• Locomotives, New Indicator Rig for, 447, 448, 449
• London Gaslight Company's Works, Beckton, Win* Ropeway at the, 551
• London uud North-Western Railway, Standard i Engine Shed for the, 240, 241
• Longworth’s Power Hammers with Movable Fulcrum, 477
• Lubricator, Mollerup’s, 329
• McCallum’s Pole Compass, 357
• Mace and Brewster’s Revolving Firedoor, 324
• Mace’s Spring Clutch ior Wire Rope Hawsers, 317
• Machine, Anderson's Dovetailing and Moulding, 605
• Machine, The Bell-Coleman Cold Dry Air, and Refrigerating Plant, 158
• Machine, Beverley and Atkins’s Drilling, 348
• Machine, De Bergue and Company’s Ki vetting, 199
• Machine and Fan, Jones’s Fluffing, 578
• Machine Gun, The Gardner, 547
• Machine, Jeakes and Company’s Washing, 348
• Machine, Parrington and Almond’s Wire Rope Cleaning, 105
• Machine, Piggott and Company’s Refrigerating, 320, 321
• Machine, Radial Drilling, Rush worth and Company’s, 134
• Machine, Richards and Company's Combination Wood-Working, 131
• Machine, Tighe Hamilton’s Gear Cutting, 324
• Machinery, Jordan and Son’s Gold-Reduciug, 54, 55
• Machinery, Lange’s Wool-Combing, 426
• Machinery for the Sowing of Seed, 525
• McN aught and Son*’ Oil Testing Apparatus, 329
• Mail Steamers, Curves of stability of some, 602, 603
• Manchester Smoko Abatement Exhibition, The, 469
• Mansion House, Crompton's Electric Light Installation at the, 268
• Marine Boiler with Fox’s Flues and Hepburn’s Expansion Rings, 366
• Marine Governor, Churchill’s, 317
• Marine Governor, Gibson and Nicholson's, 371
• Marine Governor, Westinghouse’s, 370
• Marne and Rhine Canal; Turbines and Pumps at
• Pierre-la-Treiche, 273, 375
• Ma ten’s Annual neport of Boiler Explosions in 1881. 198, 199, 200, 223
• Matter, Solidification of Particles of, by Pressure, 204
• Maxim Electric Light, The. 138
• Mechanical Production of Electric Currents, On the, 77, 78, 101, 149
• Meter, Richards’ Water, 659
• Meters, Water, 108
• Metropolitan Railway at Vienna, Proposed, 26
• “ Mexican,” s.s,, Boilers of the, 51^
• Microphone. The Action of the, 653
• Mild Steel, The Properties of, 476,482, 502, oud
• Milford Haven Harbour, Plan of, 92
• Military Magazine Firearms, 264
• Military Railway, The Bender-Galatz, 571, 572
• Mollerup’s Lubricator, 329
• Mosse and Mitchell’s Ventilators for Ships, 317, 324
• Motor and Gas Producer, Siemens , 269
• Moulding and Dovetailing Machine, Anderson s, 605
• Multitubular Boiler, Hawksley, Wild, and Co.’s> 608
• Napier and Company’s Triple-Expansion Engines of the s.s. “ Aberdeen,” 528, 529
• Naval and Submarine Exhibition, The :
• Air Compressor, Carrick and Wardale s, 366
• Ammunition for Hotchkiss’s 42 mill. Gun, 337
• Ash Hoist, Hall’s, 366
• Belting, Gandy’s Cotton, 339
• Boat-Lowering Apparatus, Leeman s, 340
• Boat-Lowering Apparatus, Sample and
• Ward's, 335
• Boat-Lowering Apparatus, Terry s, 340
• Boiler, Duncans', Marine, with Welton s Fuel Economiser, 370
• Boiler, Marine, with Fox's Flues and Hepburn's Expansion Rings, 366
• Bolt-Head Guard, Beverley and Atkins s, 318
• Cannon, Hotchkiss’s 42 mill. Breechloading, 336
• Cannon, Hotchkiss's Revolving, for Naval and
• Field Service, 336 .
• Clutch for Wire Hawsers, Mace s Spring, 317
• Cranes, Portable Hydraulic, at the Mill wall Docks, 333
• Crankshaft, Turton’s, for the s.s. “ Virginian, 370
• Distilling Apparatus, Normandy System, 379
• Diving, and Entering Vitiated Atmospheres,
• Fleuss, Duff, and Company s Apparatus for, 328
• Dredging Plant, Duckham's, 340, 341
• Drilling Machine, Beverley and Atkins’s, 348
• Eng ne, Burrell and Sons’ Compound Marine, 344
• Excavating Apparatus, Bruce and Batho's, 337
• Excavator, James’s Hydraulic, 340
• Firedoor and furnace Front, Henderson’s, 324
• Firedoor, Mace and Brewster’s Revolving. 324
• Fog Horn. Pilley, Jun., and Company’s. 335
• Gear Cutting Machine, Tighe Hamilton’s, 324
• Governor, Churchill’s Marine, 317
• Governor, Gibson and Nicholson’s Marine. 371
• Governor, Smith and Pickney’s Marine, 349
• Governor, Westinghouse's Marine, 370
• Hauling Gear for Slipways. Non-Fleeting, Day,
• Summers, and Company’s, 321
• Inspirator, Che Hancock, 349
• Lamps for Ships, Pilot Boats, &c., Blake’s, 335
• Launch, Duncans’ Steam, with Welton’s
• Feathering Propeller, 367
• Launch Engine, Wigzell’s, 321
• Life Rocket Apparatus, Evans and Low’s, 837 i
• Link, Francis's. 357
• Lubricator, Mollerup’s, 329
• Oil Testing Apparatus, McNaught’s, 329
• Piles, Le Grand and Sutcliffe’s Tubular, 332
• Piston Packing, Lock wood’s and Carlisle's, 371
• Piston, Prior’s, 348
• Pole Compass, McCallum’s, 357
• Pump, Donkey, Carrick and Wardale’s, 370
• Refrigerating Machine, Hall's, 367
• Refrigerating Machine, Piggott and Co.’s, 320, 321
• Rivetters, Tweddell’s Portable Hydraulic, 348
• Rotary Engine, Brossard’s, 329
• Rotary Engine, Dexter’s, 325
• Rose-Box, Norton’s, 374
• Ships’ Berths, Johnson’s. 357
• Ships’ Davits, Barry’s, 337
• Steering Gear, Davis and Co.’s Steam, 398
• Steering Gear, Donkin and Nichol’s Steam, 374
• Steering Gear, Higginson and Co.’s Steam, 328
• Steering Gear, Simey’s Steam, 328
• Steering Gear, Steam, Amos and Smith’s, 324
• Steering Gear, Wigzell’s Steam, 321
• Steering Gear, Wilson and Co.’s Steam, 332
• Stern Frame and Rudder, Jessop and Sons’ Cast Steel, 398
• Torpedo Finder, Holmes’s, 357
• Valve Gear, Joy’s, 366
• Valves, Air Pump, Thomson’s Metallic, 371
• Valves, Kinghorn and Coe’s Metallic, 332
• Ventilators for Ships, Mosse and Mitchell's, 317, 324
• Washing Machine, Jeakes and Company’s, 348
• Winch, Cochrane’s Steam, 366
• Windlass, Emerson, Walker, and Company’s Steam, 348
• Neumann’s Cylindrical Boiler, 272
• New York Central and Hudson River Railroad, Standard Box Car for the 524, 574, 575
• New York Central Railroad, Standard Cattle Car for, 654
• New Zealand, Wanganui Harbourat, 104
• Nicolai Railway, Russsia; Bridge over the River
• Msta, 422, 423,449, 453
• Normandy’s Distilling Apparatus, 379
• Norton's Rose-Box, 374
• Norwich, The Electric Light at, 291
• “ Notes” on Compressed Air, 68
• Oil Testing Apparatus, McNaught and Sons', 329 Orissa Coast Canal, Bengal, The, 4
• Overhead Gear, Foot Lathe with, 586
• Parringtou and Almond’s Wire Rope Cleaning Machine, 105
• Passenger and Goods, Hydraulic Lifts for, 126, 127, 154, 155
• Passenger Locomotive, American Express, 264, 265
• Passenger Locomotive, Four-Coupled Express,
• 177,180
• Performances, Boiler, 299, 300
• Petroleum, Blake’s Duplex Pumps for, 88
• Petroleum in Hanover, 161
• Phosphor-Bronze for Telephone Wires, 193, 194 195
• Piggott and Co.’s Refrigerating Machine, 320, 321
• Piles, Le Grand and Sutcliffe's Tubular, 332
• Pilley, Jun., and Company’s Fog Horn, 335 Pilsen Electric Regulator, The. 150, 151, 152 Piston Packing Lockwood and Carlisle’s, 371
• Piston, Prior's, 348
• Place du Carrousel, The Electric Light on the, 76
• Plan of Milford Haven Harbour, 92
• Plan of the Orissa Coast Canal, Bengal, 4
• Plan of Wanganui Harbour, New Zealand, 104
• Plate Bending Rolls, Rush worth and Co.’s, 134
• Pole Compass, McCallum’s, 357
• Port of Havre, The Electric Light at the, 5, 6, 7 Portable Electric Light for Railway Service, 112 Portland Rotary Pump, The, 59
• Power, The Electrical Transmission of, 3, 4
• Power Hammers, Longworth's Fulcrum, 477
• Pressure Gauges, Apparatus for Testing, 590
• Pressure, Solidification of Particles by, 204
• Primitive Drills, Two, 570
• Printing Press, Hoe's Continuous Sheet, 215
• Prior's Piston, 348
• Production of Electrical Currents, On the Mechanical, 77, 78, 101, 149
• Progressive Trials, On, 591
• Protection of Workmen, Safety Arrangements for the, 214, 569
• Pump, Donkey, Carrick and Wardale’s, 370
• Pump and Engines, “ Waterwitch,’’ 651
• Pump, The Portland Rotary, 59
• Pumping Engine, Compound, 427
• Pumping Engines and Boilers at the Kimberley Water Works, 207
• Pumping Engines for Sewerage and Irrigation Works at Breslau, 80, 81, 82
• Pumps, Blake’s Duplex, for Petroleum, 88
• Pumps and Turbines at Pierre-la-Treiche, 273, 375
• Radial Drilling Machine, Rushworth and Co.’s, 134
• Railroad, The Central of New Jersey, U.S.A., Express Locomotive for the, 84, 85
• Railway, A New Japanese, 169
• Railway, The St. Gothard; Bridge over the
• Tessin, 218, 219
• Railway Service, Portable Electric Light for, 112
• Railway Signalling, Automatic, 272
• Railway Signals, Siemens' Gong Alarms for, 194
• Railway at Vienna, Proposed Metropolitan, 26
• Railway Wheels, Massey’s Steam Hammers for
• Bossing, 16
• Railways in the Time of War, 571, 572
• Recorder, Syphon, Sir William Thomson’s, 34
• Reduction of Transverse and Longitudinal Meta-centric Curves to Ratio Curves, 647
• Refining Copper in Japan, 650
• Refrigerating Machine, Hall’s, 367
• Refrigerating Machine. Piggott and Company’s, 320, 321
• Refrigerating Plant and Cold Dry-Air Machine, The Bell-Coleman, 158
• Regulator, Gance's Electric, 30
• Regulator, The Gramme Electric, 173
• Regulator, The Pilsen Electric, 150, 151,152
• Regulator Valve Water-Closet, 642
• Report, Annual, of Mr. E. B. Marten, On Boiler Explosions in 1881, 198, 199, 200,223
• Repulsion and Attraction from Vibration, 456, 457, 480, 481, 5U6, 507, 526, 558, 559
• Reversing Gear for Locomotives, Henszey's Steam, 219
• Richards and Company's Combination Wood-
• Working Machine, 131
• Richards’ Water Meter, 659
• Rings to Resist Distortion, Strength of, 510, 527
• River Msta, Bridge over the; Nicolai Railway, Russia, 422, 423,449, 453
• Rivetter, De Bergue and Company’s Combined
• Power and Hydrostatic, 199
• Rivetters, Tweddell’s Portable Hydraulic 348
• Rolls, Plate Bending, Rushworth and Co.?s, 134
• Rope, Wire, Cleaning Machine, Parrington and Almond’s, 105
• Ropeways, Wire, Three Systems of, 550, 551
• Rose-Box, Norton’s, 374
• Ross and Duncan’s Compound Engine with Klug's
• Valve Gear, 578,582
• Rotary Pump, The Portland, 59
• Rudder and Stern Frame, Jessop and Sons’ Cast Steel, 398
• Rushworth and Company’s Machine Tools for Boiler-Makers, 134
• Ruston, Proctor, and Company’s Horizontal Condensing Engine, 248
• Safety Arrangement for the Protection of Workmen, 214, 569
• St. Gothard Railway, The• Bridge over the Tessin 218,219
• Sample and Ward’s Boat-Lowering Apparatus, 335
• Savoy Theatre, The Lighting of the, 206
• Schuckert Dynamo-Electric Generator, The. 244
• Schwartzkopff’s Sa.ety Apparatus for Steam
• Boilers, 627
• Schweizer’s Electric Clocks, 12
• Screw Steamers, On the Speed and Carrvin^
• Power of, 295 0 °
• Sea Connexions for Steamers, Halpin's, 17
• Seed, Machinery for the Sowing of, 525
• Str via.” Engines and Boilers of the, 245
• Severn Tunnel, The, 47
• Sewerage and Irrigation Works at Breslau
• Pumping Engines for, 89, 81, 82 ’
• Shed, Standard Engine; London and North-Western Railway, 240, 241
• Ships’ Berths, Johnson’s, 357
• Ships, Boyle’s System of Ventilation for, 639
• Ships’ Davits, Barry’s, 337
• Siemens Gas Producer and Motor, 269
• Siemens’ Gong Alarm for Railway Signals, 194
• Signalling. Automatic Railway, 272
• Signals, 335
• Signals, Block and Lock; Hodgson's System. 655
• Simey’s Steam Steering Gear, 328
• Smith and Pickney’s Pendulum Marine Governor. 349
• Smoke Abatement Exhibition, The Manchester, 469
• Solidification of Particles by Pressure, 204
• Sowing of Seed, Machinery for the, 525
• Stability of Mail Steamers, Curves of, 602, 603
• Standard Box Car for the New York Central and Hudson River Railroid, 524, 574, 575
• Standard Cattle Car; New York Central Railroad, 654
• Stanek’s Valve Gear, Horizontal Engines with, 604
• Steam Boiler, Cadiat’s, 445
• Steam Boilers, Safety Apparatus for, 627
• Steam Boilers, Corrosion in, 628
• Steam Hammers for Bossing Railway Wheels, Massey’s, 16
• Steam Launch Engine with Marshall’s Valve Gear, 622, 623
• Steam Reversing Gear for Locomotives, Hens-zey’s, 219
• Steam Yachts, Copley and Company’s Compound Engine for, 472
• Steamer, Allsup and Sons’ Double Twin-Screw Ferry, 600, 6(>l
• Steamship “ Mexican,” Boilers of the, 51
• Steamships, The Foundering of, 136
• Steel, On Cracks and Annealing of, 592
• Steel, Mild, The Properties of. 476, 482, 502, 503
• Steering Gear, Amos and Smith’s Steam, 324
• Steering Gear, Davis and Company’s Steam, 398
• Steering Gear, Donkin and Nichol’s Steam, 374
• Steering Gear, Higginson and Co.’s Steam, 328
• Steering Gear, Simey’s Steam, 328
• Steering Gear, Wigzell’s Steam, 321
• ^Steering Gear, Wilson and Co.’s Steam, 332
• Stern Frame and Rudder, Jessop's Cast Steel, 398
• Stockton, Locomotive Boiler Explosion at, 116
• Stopper. Turner’s Folding Tube, 537
• Strength of Ring to Resist Distortion, 510, 527
• Submarine Blasting, The Lauer System of, 494
• Swan Light at the Savoy Theatre, The, 206
• Switch, Eidsforth’s Electrical, 658
• Syphon Recorder, Sir William Thomson’s, 34
• Teeth of Wheels, The, 649
• Telegraph Company, The Central and South
• American, 261
• Telegraph, Gray’s Harmonic, 123
• Telephone Wires, Phosphor-Bronze for, 193, 194, 195
• Terry’s Boat-Lowering Apparatus, 340
• Tessin, Bridge over the; The St. Gothard Railway, 218, 219
• Testing Pressure Gauges, Apparatus for, 590
• Thomsons’ Engines and Boilers of the Cunard
• Steamship “ Servia,” 245
• Thomson’s Metallic Air Pump Valves, 371
• Thomson’s, Sir William, S> phon Recorder, 34
• Three-Cylinder Engine, James and Wardrope’s, 521
• Tilp and Wattitz’s Locomotive Firebox, 298
• Tools for Boiler-Makers, Rushworth and Company’s Machine, 134
• Torpedo Boat for the Danish Government, 185
• Torpedo Boat for the Italian Government, 399
• Torpedo Finder, Holmes’s, 357
• Tramway Locomotive. Brown’s, 109
• Transmission of Power, The Electrical, 3, 4
• Transport, Wire-Rope, Three Systems of, 550,551^
• Trial, Compound Engine, 176, 546
• Trials, On Progressive, 591
• Triple-Expansion Engines of the s.s. “Aberdeen,”
• Napier and Company’s, 528, 529
• Tunnel, The Severn, 47
• Turbines and Pumps at Pierre-la-Treiche, 273, 375
• Turner’s Folding Tube Stopper, 537
• Turton’s Crankshaft for the s.s, “Virginian,” 370
• Tweddell’s Portable Hydraulic Rivet sets, 348
• Tylor and Sons’ Water-Closet, 642
• Valve Gear, Jefferis’s Automatic, 495
• Valve Gear, J oy’s, 366
• Valve Gear, King’s, Ross and Duncan’s Compound Engine with, 578, 582
• Valve Gear, Marshall’s, Steam Launch Engine with, 622, 623
• Valve Gear, Stanek’s, Horizontal Engines with, 604
• Valves, Kinghorn and Coe’s Metallic, 332
• Velocities, Launching, 498, 499
• Ventilation for Ships, Boyle’s System of, 639
• Ventilator, Mosse and Mitchell’s State Room, 324
• Ventilators for Ships, Mosse and Mitchell’s, 317
• Vibration, Attraction and Repulsion from, 456, 457, 480, 481, 506, 507, 526, 558, 559
• Vienna Railway, The Proposed Metropolitan, 26
• Wanganui Harbour, New Zealand, 104
• War, Railways in the Time of, 571, 572
• Washing Machine, Jeakes and Company’s, 348
• Water-Closet, Regulator Valve, 642
• Water Meter, Richards*, 659
• Water Meters, 108
• Water Works, The Kimberley, Pumping Engines
• and Boilers at, 207
• “ Waterwitch’' Pump and Engines, 651
• Westinghouse’s Marine Governor, 370
• Wheels, Railway, Steam Hammers for Bossing, 61
• Wheels, The Teeth of, 649
• Wigzell’s Launch Engine, 321
• Wigzell’s Steam Steering Gear, 321
• Wilson and Co.'s Steam Steering Gear, 332
• Wilson Gas Producer, The, 469
• Winch, Cochrane’s Steam, 366
• Winding Engine and Boilers at the Calumet and
• Hecla Mines, 290, 291
• Windlass, Emerson, Walker and Co.’s Steam, 348
• Wire-Rope Cleaning Machine, Parrington and Almond’s, 105
• Wire-Rope Hawsers, Mace’s Spring Clutch for, 317
• Wire-Rope Transport, Three Systems of, 550, 551
• Wires, Telephone,Phosphor-Bronze for, 193, 194, 195
• Wood-Working Machine, Richards and Company’s Combination, 131
• Wool-Combing Machinery, Lange’s, 426
• Workmen, Safety Arrangement for the Protection of, 214, 569
• Yachts, Steam, Copley and Company’s Compound Engines for, 472
• Yarrow and Company’s Torpedo Boat for the Italian Government, 399