Engineering 1884 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations

Engineering 1884 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

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Illustrations

Air Spacing; British Naval Gunnery, 135
Alarm, Fire, Bright’s Electrical, 149, 150
Alarm, Napoli’s Electric, 74
Albini Gun Mounting, The, 71
Alhambra Theatre, The ; Girder over Stage, 540
Alignment, Horizontal, 319
Amalgamating Silver Ore, 518
American and English Fishing Vessels, 31
Ammeter, Ayrton and Perry’s, 544
Amsler’s Planimeter with Halpin’s Locking Gear, 141
Anthracite Coal Breaker, Details of, 309
Arc Lamp, Clark and Bowman’s Electric, 77
Argentine Government, Torpedo Boat for the, 163
Armament of Torpedo Boats, The, 94, 95
Armour, Cast-Iron, Experiments on, 289
Armour for Ships, 224
Asquith’s Horizontal Boring, Drilling, and Surfacing Machine, 7
Automatic Brake Details, Westinghouse, 140
Aveling and Porter’s Six-Horse Road Locomotive with Spring Wheels, 181
Ayrton and Perry’s Ammeter, 544
Bagnall’s Locomotive and Car for Portable Railway, 330
Balance, Hughes’s Magnetic, 131
Balakhani, near Baku, Nobel’s Pumping Well at, 296
Ball Turning Machine, Wilkinson and Lister’s, 392
Band Saw for Cutting Iron, Massey’s, 239
Band Saw Sharpening Machine, Rasmussen and Sons’, 466
Bar, The River Mersey, Proposed Dredging, 433 Battery, Daniell, on the KohlfUrst System, 51 Beam, Concentrated and Distributed Loads
Fixed on a, 513
Bell and Co.’s Rope Pulley Friction Brake, 501
Bell, Redon’s Electric, 14
Belt Fastener, Moxon’s, 408
Belt Gear for Travelling Crane, Fielding and Platt’s, 523
Bending and Forging Press for Angle Irons, Berry’s, 427
Bismarck Bridge over the Missouri River ; Northern Pacific Railroad, 34, 39, 88, 89, 122, 123
Blast Furnace Economy, 111
Block System, Rodary’s, 73
Blow-Pipe Burners, Fletcher’s, 466
Boase and Miller’s Water Cooling Apparatus, 393
Boat, Derrick, for the Bismarck Bridge, 123
Boat Gun, The Hotchkiss 37-millimetre, 94, 95 Boat, Railway Ferry, Edwards and Symes’s, 430 , Boat, Torpedo, for the Argentine Government, 163
Boat, Torpedo, for the Russian Government, 162 Boats, Torpedo, The Armament of, 94, 95
Boats, Torpedo, Yarrow and Company’s, 49, 50, 80, 85, 118, 119, 143, 162,163, 214
Boiler, Burrell’s Launch, 312
Boiler Explosions in 1883 ; E. B. Marten’s Annual Report, 272, 273
Boiler, Steam, Hardingham’s Sectional, 30
Boiler and Triple Expansion Engines of the s.s. “Isle of Dursey,” 184, 188
Boilers and Compound Engines of the s.s. “ Hunstanton,” “ Godiva,” “Stokesley,” &c., Westgarth, English, and Company’s, 380, 381, 405, 450, 451, 473, 477
Boilers and Engines of the s.s. “Churchill,” 2, 3
Boilers and Engines of the s.s. “Normandie,” 65, 103 f
Boilers, Forced Draught for, 313
Boring, Drilling, and Surfacing Machine, Asquith’s Horizontal, 7
Boring Machine, Kendall and Gent’s, 115
Bornhardt’s Mine Exploder, 14
Boston, U.S.A., Electric Lighting Station, 564,565
Brake, Bell and Co.’s Rope Pulley Friction, 501
Brake Details, Westinghouse Automatic, 140
Brake, The Prony, 373
Breaker, Anthracite Coal, Details of, 309
Breech Piece, The; British Naval Gunnery, 4
Breechloading Gun, Phillips’s, 175
Breechloading Guns, British Naval, 28
Brickmaking and Pressing Machines, Johnson’s, 548
Bridge, The Bismarck, over the Missouri River;
Northern Pacific Railroad,’34,39,88,89,122,123
Bridge, The Cobden Free, Southampton, 6,10
Bridge, The Monongahela, 395
Bright’s Electrical Fire Alarm, 149,150
British .Naval Gunnery ;
A Tube, 4
Air Spacing, 135
British Naval Gunnery—continued
Albini Gun Mounting, The, 71
Alignment, Horizontal, 319
Armour for Ships 224
B Coil or Belt, 4
B Tube, 4
Breech Piece, The, 4
Building up the Gun, 4
Bursting Shells, Means of; Fuzes, 180
Case Shot, 136
Construction of Guns, 4
Dangerous Space, 552
Effect of Fire, 552
Elswick Compressor, The, 72
Fastenings for Wrought-Iron Plates, 224
Fuzes, Percussion, 180
Gun Mountings, 71
Hydraulic Recoil Press, The, 73
Loading, Method of, 320
Longitudinal Splitting Force, 1, 2
Mounting Guns, 71, 269, 270
Palliser Shell, The, 136
Powders used in the Service, 135
Projectile, Motion of a, 182
Projectiles, 136
Rotating Shells, Means of, 180
Service Buffer, The, 72
Shrapnel Shell, 136
Sights, 26, 320
System of Breechloading Guns used in the Service, 28
Training Arrangements, 7?
Trunnion Ring, 4
Venting, 26
Britton’s Steam Steering Gear, 141
Brown Brothers and Co.’s Hydraulic Machinery on Shipboard, 335, 338, 356, 357, 360
Buffer, The Service, 72
Burners, Fletcher’s Blow-Pipe, 466
Burrell and Sons’ Compound Semi-Portable Engine, 127
Burrell’s Launch Boiler, 312
Bursting Shells, Means of, 180
Canadian Pacific Railroad, Plan of the, 288
Canal, Manchester Ship, 61* 93, 199, 364, 433
Canet’s Apparatus for Launching Torpedoes, 230 Capstan, Hydraulic, Brown Brothers and Company’s Direct-Acting, 357
Car and Locomotive for Portable Railway, Bagnall’s, 330
Carbon Filter, Improved, 144
Careme and Houzeau’s Automatic Interrupter, 281
Carson’s Excavating Plant, 246, 247
Case Shot, 136
Caspian ; Map of Petroleum Region, 171
Cast-Iron Armour, Experiments on, 289
Centrifugal Pump, Simpson’s; West Surrey Water Works, 137
“ Churchill,” s.s., Hall, Russell, and Co.’s, 2, 3 Clark and Bowman’s Electric Arc Lamp, 77 Cleaning Hot Blast Stoves, Gun for, 369 Clocks, Electric, 52
Coal Breaker, Anthracite, Details of, 309
Cobden Free Bridge, Woodall’s, 6,10
Coke Oven, The Jameson, 43
Compound Engines and Boilers of the s.s. “ Hunstanton,” “ Godiva,” “ Stokesley,” &c., Westgarth, English, and Company’s, 380, 381, 435, 450, 451, 473, 477
Compound Engines of H.M.S. “ Handy,” Ross and Duncan’s, 526
Compound Engines of thes.s. “Normandie,” 65, 103
Compound Engines of the Steam Yacht “ Lady Torfrida,” Elder and Company’s, 496
Compound Engines, Vertical, for Driving Dynamo Machines, 102
Compound Engines, The Willans, 76, 77
Compound Locomotives ; Section of the London and North-Western Railway between Euston and Carlisle, 107
Compound Semi-Portable Engine, Burrell and Sons, 127
Compressor, The Elswick, 72
Concentrated and Distributed Loads Fixed on a Beam, 513
Condenser, Lagarde’s, 281
Condenser for Tramway Engines, Honigman’s, 53 Construction of Guns ; British Naval Gunnery, 4 Continuous Current Dynamo, Gramme Multipolar, 276
Controlling the Speed of Steam Engines, 431,432
Cooling Apparatus, Water, Boaseand Miller’s, 393 Corliss Apparatus, The Proell, 250
Corrugated Disc Pulleys, Hall’s, 392
Counter for Gas Meters, Harding’s, 284
Counter, Kempe and Ferguson’s Revolution, 426
Crane, Overhead Travelling, Fielding and Platt’s, 522, 523
Crane, Sixty-Ton, at Rotterdam, 308, 309, 316
Cranes for Steel Works, Hydraulic, 166
Cropping and Shearing Machine, Rushworth and Company’s, 404
Crosby Indicator, The, 185
Cross Curves of Stability, 334
Cupola and Receiver, Stewart’s, 56
Current Meters, Testing, 467
Current and Potential Indicators, Kapp and
Crompton’s, 193
Curves of Stability, Cross, 334
Cut-off Gear, Proell’s, 250
Cutting Iron, Massey’s Band Saw for, 239
Cutting-off Machine, Richards and Co.’s, 447
Dangerous Space ; British Naval Gunnery, 552
Daniell Battery on the Kohlfurst System, 51 Delivery Tap, An Intermittent, 392 Demagnetising Watches, Maxim’s Apparatus
for, 368
Dennis Lock Furniture, The, 481
DepOt for Petroleum at Tsaritsin, South Russia, Nobel Brothers’, 259
Deprez’s Electric Pressure Indicator, 109
Derrick Boat for the Bismarck Bridge, 123
Detachable Tool Points, 423
Details of Anthracite Coal Breaker, 309
Details of the Gaskill Pumping Engine, 206,207,210
Details of Locomotive for the Great Eastern Railway, 292, 293
Details of Sixty-Ton Swing Crane at Rotterdam, 308, 309, 316
Diaphragm and Wedge Photometer A, 43
Disc Pulleys, Hall’s Corrugated, 392
Distilling Apparatus, Provand’s, 476, 477
Double-Barrelled Guns and Rifles, 393
Double Expansion Pistons, Maclaine’s, 43
Draught for Boilers, Forced, 313
Drawing Office, Electric Light in the, 456
Dredging the Bar of the River Mersey, 433
Digester, Knowles’s, 203
Drilling, Boring, and Surfacing Machine, Asquith’s Horizontal, 7
Drop Lubricator, Schbnheyder’s Visible, 324
Dworak’s Sound Radiometer, 436
Dynamo, Ganz’s, 428
Dynamo, Gramme Multipolar Continuous, 276
Dynamo, Matthews’s, 167
Dynamo, Testing, 373, 384, 426, 427
Dynamo, Vertical Compound Engine for Driving, 102
Dynamometer, The Morin, 373
Dynamometer, Rieter’s, 500
Dynamometer, Tatham’s, 560
Dynamometric Wagon, 109
Eccentric, Tripier’s Spherical, 481
Economy, Blast Furnace, 111
Edwards and Symes’s Railway Ferry Boat, 430
Effect of Fire ; British Naval Gunnery, 552
Elder and Company’s Compound Engines of the
Steam Yacht “ Lady Torfrida,” 496
Electric Alarm, Napoli’s, 74
Electric Apparatus for Working Railways, 74
Electric Arc Lamp, Clark and Bowman’s, 77
Electric Bell, Redon’s, 14
Electric Clocks, 52
Electric Governor, The Westinghouse, 535
Electric Governor, Willans’s, 153
Electric Governors for Steam Engines, 182
Electric Gun, Pieper’s, 14
Electric Illumination, Hochhausen Systems of,
26,27, 28, 126, 222
Electric Light in the Drawing Office, 456
Electric Light on Shipboard, Siemens Brothers’ Fittings for, 342
Electric Light, The Swan and Edison, at the Health Exhibition, 572, 573
Electric Lighting :
Dynamo, Ganz’s, 428
Dynamo, Gramme Multipolar Continuous Current, 276
Dynamo, Matthews’s, 167
Dynamo with Parsons’s High-Speed Engine, 226, 227
Dynamos, Testing, 373, 384, 426, 427
Dynamos, Vertical Compound Engine for Driving, 102
Electric Arc Lamp, Clark and Bowman’s, 77
Electric Illumination, Hochhausen’s Systems of, 26, 27, 28, 126,222
Electric Light in the Drawing Office, 456
Electric Lighting—continued.
Electric Lighting Station at Boston, U.S.A., 564, 565
Electric Projectors on Board Yachts, 535
Fittings for Electric Light on Shipboard, 342
Indicator, Kapp and Crompton’s Current and Potential, 193
Swan and Edison Electric Light at the Health Exhibition, 572, 573
Switch Board ; Boston Electric Lighting Station, 565
Vienna Electrical Exhibition {See Exhibition, The Vienna Electrical)
Electric Pressure Indicator, Deprez’s, 109
Electrical Exhibition, The Philadelphia, 888
Electrical Fire Alarm, Bright’s, 149, 150
Elswick Compressor, The, 72
Engine, Burrell and Sons’ Compound SemiPortable, 127
Engine Driving Dynamo, Parsons’s High-Speed, 226, 227
Engine and Dynamo, Matthews’s Three-Cylinder, 167
Engine, Gaskill Pumping, Details of the, 2C6, 207, 210
Engine Governor, Ganz’s Steam, 57
Engine Governor, Tangye’s, 541
Engine, Heenan and Froude’s Tower Spherical, 201, 202, 251, 408
Engine Lathes, Grant and Bogert’s 24-inch and 26-inch, 504
Engine for the Metropolitan Fire Brigade, Merryweather’s, 231
Engine, Tangye’s Wall, 519
Engine, Vertical Compound, for Driving Dynamo Machines, 102
Engine, The Willans Compound, 76, 77
Engine Works, The Otto Gas, Manchester, 136
Engines and Boilers of the s.s. “ Churchill,” 2, 3
Engines and Boilers of the s.s. “ Normandie,” 65, 103
Engines, Compound, and Boilers, of the s.s. “Hunstanton,” “Godiva,” “Stokesley,” &c.. Westgarth, English, and Company’s, 380, 381, 405, 450, 451, 473, 477
Engines, Compound, of H.M.S. u Handy,” Ross and Duncan’s, 526
Engines, Compound, of the s.s. “ Normandie,” 65, 103
Engines, Compound, of the Steam Yacht “ Lady Torfrida,” Elder and Company’s, 496
Engines, Indicator Gear for Oscillating, 18
Engines, Oscillating, Piston Path of, 143
Engines (Robertson’s System) of the Steam Yacht “ Rosalind,” 251, 254
Engines, Steam, Controlling the Speed of, 431,432
Engines, Triple Expansion, and Boilers of the s.s. “ Isle of Dursey,” 184, 188
Engines, Triple Expansion ; Diagrams, 523 ‘
Engines, Tramway, Honigman’s Condenser for, 53
English and American Fishing Vessels, 31
English’s Valve Gear, 284
Excavating Plant, Carson’s, 246, 247
Exhibition, International Health, Plan of, 409
Exhibition, The Philadelphia Electrical, 388
^hibition, The Vienna Electrical :
Bornhardt’s Mine Exploder, 14
Military Telegraphs, 13
Pieper’s Electric Gun, 14
Posts and Telegraphs, the French Ministry of:
Condenser, Lagarde’s, 281
Indicator, The Grassi and Beau, 2§0
Inking Morse Receivers, New Systems of, 221 Interrupter, Careme and Houzeau’s 281 Maps of the Pneumatic Systems of Paris, 159 Miscellaneous Apparatus, 281
Morse Duplex Installation, M. Sieur’s, 221
Radiophonic Apparatus, Mercadier’f, 281
Relay, Marcillac’s, 280
Submarine Lines, Relays for, 280
Telephone, Testu’s, 281
Testing Instruments, 281
Translating Relay, Hequet’s, 280
Voltascope and Voltameter, Marcillac’s, 281
Railway Exhibits:
Daniell Battery on the Kohlftirst System, 51 Dynamometric Wagon, 109
Electric Apparatus for Working Railways, 74
Electric Clocks, 52
Electric Pressure Indicator, Deprez’s, 109
Electric Railway Signals, 51
Intercommunication in Trains, 52
Leopolder Water Level Regulator, 51
Lightning Discharger, KohlfUrst’s, 51
Napoli’s Electric Alarm, 74
Rodary’s Block System, 73
Exhibition, The Vienna Electrical—wntinuecL Telephones:
KJower-Bell, The, 14
Redon’s Electric Bell, 14
Wreden’s Microphonic Transmitters, 14
Torpedo Service, 13
Exhibition, The Wolverhampton, 532
Expansion Engines, Triple ; Diagrams, 523
Experiments on Cast-Iron Armour, 289
Exploder, Bornhardt’s Mine, 14
Explosions, Boiler, in 1883; E. B. Marten’s Annual Report, 272, 273
Extension, Railway, The Metropolitan, 508, 509
Fastener, Moxon’sBelt, 408
Fastener, Railway Wagon Sheet, 153
Fastenings for Wrought-Iron Plates, 224
Ferguson’s Mechanical Paradox, 18
Ferry Boat, Railway, Edwards and Symes’s, 430 Fielding and Platt’s Overhead Travelling Crane, 522,523
Filter, Improved Carbon, 144
Filters, Thames, at the Hydraulic Power Company’s Works, 331
Fire Alarm, Bright’s Electric, 149, 150
Fire Brigade, The Metropolitan, Merry weather’s Engine for, 231
Fishing Vessels, English and American, 31
Fittings for Electric Light on Shipboard, 342
Fletcher’s Blow-Pipe Burners, 466
Forced Draught for Boilers, 313
Forging and Bending Press for Angle Irons, Berry’s, 427
Free Bridge, The Cobden, Southampton, 6, 10
Friction Brake, Rope Pulley, Bell and Company’s, 501
Furnace Economy, Blast, 111
Furnace, Summers’s Heating, 532
Furniture, Lock, The Dennis, 481
Fuzes, Percussion, 180
Ganz’s Dynamo, 428
Ganz’s Steam Engine Governor, 57
Gardner Machine Guns, Single-Barrel, Two-Barrel, and Five-Barrel, 144, 145
Gas Engine Works, The Otto, Manchester, 136
Gas Meters, Harding’s Counter for, 284
Gaskill Pumping Engine, Saratoga, N.Y., U.S.A., Details of the, 206, 207, 210
Gatling Gun, The, 352, 353
Gear, Belt, for Travelling Crane, Fielding and Platt’s, 523
Gear, Britton’s Steam Gearing, 141
Gear, English’s Valve, 284
Gear, Indicator, Oscillating Engines for, 18
Gear for Lathes, Reversing, 559
Gear, Proell’s Cut-off, 250
Gear, Steam Impulse, Yarrow and Company’s Torpedo Boat with, 214
Gearing for Lathes, Overhead, 200, 201
Geodesy, On the Mathematics of, 252
Girder over the Stage of the Royal Alhambra Theatre, 540
“Godiva,” “Hunstanton,” “Stokesley,” &c., s.s., Westgarth, English, and Company’s Compound Engines and Boilers of the, 380, 881, 405, 450, 451, 473, 477
Goods Locomotive for the Great Eastern Railway, Worsdell’s, 292, 293
Governor, Ganz’s Steam Engine, 57
Governor, Knowles’s Supplementary, 432
Governor, Tangye’s, 541
Governor, The Westinghouse Electric, 535
Governor, Willans’s Electric, 153
Governors for Steam Engines, Electric, 182
Gower-Bell Telephone, The, 14
Gramme Multipolar Continuous Current Dynamo,
Grant and Bogert’s 24-inch and 26-inch Engine Lathes, 504
Grapnel, Jamieson’s, 174
Gruson’s Cast-Iron Armour, Experiments on, 289
Gun, Building up the ; British Naval Gunnery, 4 Gun for Cleaning Hot-Blast Stoves, 369
Gun, The Gatling, 352, 353
Gun, The Hotchkiss 37-millimetre, 94, 95
Gun Mounting, The Albini, 71
Gun Mountings, 71
Gun, Phillips’s Breechloading, 175
Gun, Pieper’s Electric, 14
Gun Practice at Sea, 213
Guns, Construction of; British Naval Gunnery, 4
Guns, Gardner Machine, Single-Barrel, Two-Barrel, and Five-Barrel, 144, 145
Guns, Mounting, 269, 270
Guns and Rifles, Double-Barrelled, 393
Guns used in the Service, Breechloading, System of ; British Naval Gunnery, 28
Hall, Russell, and Company’s s.s. “Churchill,” 2, 3
Hall’s Corrugated Disc Pulleys, 392
Hall’s Refrigerating Machine at the Health Exhibition, 561
Halpin’s Locking Gear for Amsler’s Planimeter, 141
Hammer, Player’s Pneumatic Power, 544, 545
“Handy,” H.M.S., Ross and Duncan’s Compound Engines of, 526
Harbour, Proposed Napier, New Zealand, 322
Harbours of Refuge, Tees Bay, 472
Harding’s Counter for Gas Meters, 284
Harding’s Speed Indicator, 426
Hardingham’s Sectional Steam Boiler, 30
Health Exhibition, International, Plan of the, 409
Heenan and Froude’s Tower Spherical Engine, 201, 202, 251, 408
Heinrichs’s Electrical Testing Works, 384
Hequet’s Translating Relay, 280
High-Speed Engine, Parsons’s, 226, 227
Hochhausen Systems of Electric Illumination, 26, 27, 28, 126, 222
Hoist, Stannah’s Safety, 324
Holdfast Lock Furniture, The Dennis, 481
Honigman’s Condenser for Tramway Engines,53
Horizontal Boring, Drilling, and Surfacing Machine, Asquith’s, 7
Horizontal Boring Machine, Kendall and Gent’s, 115
Hot-Blast Stoves, Gun for Cleaning, 369
Hotchkiss 37-mill. Torpedo Boat Gun, 94, 95
“ Hunstanton,” “ Godiva,” “ Stokesley,” tec., s.s., Westgarth, English, and Company’s Compound Engines and Boilers of the, 380, 381, 405, 450, 451, 473, 477
Hughes’s Magnetic Balance, 131
Hydraulic Capstan, Brown Brothers and Company’s Direct-Acting, 357
Hydraulic Cranes for Steel Works, 166
Hydraulic Machinery on Shipboard, Brown
Brothers and Company’s, 335, 338, 356, 357, 360
Hydraulic Power Company’s Works, Thames Filters at the, 331
Hydraulic Recoil Press, The, 73
Illumination, Electric, Hochhausen Systems of,
26, 27, 28, 126, 222
Indicator, The Crosby, 185
Indicator, Deprez’s Electric Pressure, 109
Indicator Gear for Oscillating Engines, 18
Indicator, The Grassi and Beau, 280
Indicator, Harding’s Speed, 416
Indicator, Kapp and Crompton’s Current and Potential, 193
Indicator, Young’s Speed, 427
Inking for Morse Receivers, New Systems of, 221
Intercommunication in Trains, 52
Intermittent Delivery Tap, An, 392
International Health Exhibition, Plan of the, 409
Interrupter, Careme and Houzeau’s, 281
Iron and Steel, On the Physical Condition of, 131 “ Isle of Dursey,” s.s., Triple Expansion Engines
and Boiler of the, 184, 188
Isler’s Improved Turnstile, 523
Jameson Coke Oven, The, 43
Jamieson’s Grapnel, 174
Johnson’s Brickmaking and Pressing Machines, 548
Jones and Bamber’s “ Sun” Knife Cleaner, 565
Kapp and Crompton’s Current and Potential Indicators, 193
Kempe and Ferguson’s Electrical Revolution Counter, 426
Kendall and Gent’s Horizontal Boring Machine, 115
Klose’s Speed Recorder for Locomotives, 98, 99
Knife Cleaner, The “ Sun,” 565
Knowles’s Digester, 203
Knowles’s Supplementary Governor, 452
“ Lady Torfrida,” Steam Yacht, Elder and Company’s Compound Engines of the, 496
Lagarde’s Condenser, 281
Lamp, Clark and Bowman’s Electric Arc, 77
Lathe for Rifling Rolls for Mills, 268
Lathes, Engine, 23, 24
Lathes, Engine, Grant and Bogert’s 24-inch and 26-inch, 504
Lathes, Overhead Gearing for, 200, 201
Lathes, Reversing Gear for, 559
Launch Boiler, Burrell’s, 312
Launching Torpedoes, Canet’s Apparatus for, 230
Leopolder Water Level Regulator, 51
Lighting, Electric :
Dynamo, Ganz’s, 428
Dynamo, Gramme Multipolar Continuous Current, 276
Dynamo, Matthews’s, 167
Dynamo with Parsons’s High-Speed Engine, 226, 227
Dynamos, Testing, 373, 384, 426, 427
Dynamos, Vertical Compound Engine for Driving, 102
Electric Arc Lamp, Clark and Bowman’s, 77
Electric Illumination, Hochhausen’s Systems of, 26, 27, 28, 126,222
Electric Light in the Drawing Office, 456
Electric, Light, on Shipboard, Siemens Brothers’, Fittings for, 342
Electric Lighting Station at Boston, U.S.A., 564, 565
Electric Projectors on Board Yachts, 535
Electrical Exhibition, The Philadelphia, 388
Fittings for Electric Light on Shipboard, 342 Heinrichs’s Electrical Testing Works, 384 Swan and Edison Electric Light at the Health
Exhibition, 572, 573
Switch Board; Boston Electric Lighting Station, 565
Vienna Electrical Exhibition (See Exhibition^ The Vienna Electrical)
Lightning Discharger, KohlfUrst’s System, 51
Loading Guns, Method of, 320
Loads Fixed on a Beam, Concentrated and Distributed, 513
Lock Furniture, The Dennis, 481
Locking Gear, Halpin’s, Amsler’s Planimeter with, 141
Locomotive and Car for Portable Railway, Bagnall’s, 330
Locomotive for the Great Eastern Railway, Worsdell’s, 292, 293
Locomotive with Spring Wheels, Aveling and Porter’s Six-Horse, 181
Locomotive, Tramway, 454, 455, 458
Locomotives, Klose’s Speed Recorder for, 98, 99
Longitudinal Splitting Force ; British Naval Gunnery, 1, 2
Lubricator, Schbnheyder’s Visible Drop, 324 Lucchesini’s Type-Printing Telegraph, 480
Machine, Asquith’s Horizontal Boring, Drilling, and Surfacing, 7
Machine, Ball Turning, Wilkinson and Lister’s, 392
I Machine Guns, Gardner, Single-Barrel, Two-Barrel, and Five-Barrel, 144, 145
Machine, Hall’s Refrigerating, at the Health Exhibition, 561
Machine, Horizontal Boring, Kendall and Gent’s 115 ’
Machine, Rasmussen and Sons’, Band Saw Sharpening, 466
Machine, Richards and Co.’s Cutting-off, 447 Machine, Rushworth and Company’s Shearing and Cropping, 404 8
Machine Tools (See Tools, Machine)
MS?uvbe’s 434 Preparing Stereotype Plates, Machinery on Shipboard, Brown Brothers and
Company s Hydraulic, 335, 338, 356, 357, 360 J^lneS| Johnson’s Brickmaking and Pressing,
Maclaine’s Pistons, 43
Magnetic Balance, Hughes’s, 131
Manchester Ship Canal, The, 61, 93, 199,364,433 Map of Nobel s System of Petroleum Distribution, o/O ’
w^o°LtLePDtr0leui?. Begion of the Caspian, 171 Maps of the Pneumatic System of Paris, 159 VIT1inAOa°9S8P0uble Current delays for Submarine
uiues, ZoO
darcillac’s Voltascope and Voltameter, 281 uargenson’s Tap, 501
S4n"J£' Report on Boiler Explosions in -LOCO, Z/Z, Z/o
lassey’s Band Saw for Cutting Iron, 239 mathematics of Geodesy, On the, 252 latthews’s Dynamo, 167
APParatus f°r Demagnetising Watches,
lechanical Paradox, Ferguson’s, 18 tercadier’s Radiophonic Apparatus, 281 [irrrSath„ePs Engine for the Metropolitan Fire ■DLl^cttlu, ZO_L
[ersey River, Plan of, 199, 364, 433
.eter Tests, Water, A Report on, 489 eters, Gas, Harding’s Counter for, 284 eters, Testing Current, 467
Brigade’ Merryweather’s En-
Liie, zoi
™op,°!!,ta,n Railway Extension, Plan of the ouo, ouy ’
icrophonic Transmitters, Wreden’s 14 ihtary Telegraphs, 13
ills, Lathe for Rifling Rolls for, 268
Aixine Exploder, Bornhardt’s, 14
Missouri River, The Bismarck Bridge over the • Northern Pacific Railroad, 34, 39, 88, 89, 122,’
Monongahela Bridge, The, 395
Morin Dynamometer, The, 373
Morse Installation, Sieur’s Duplex 221
Morse Receiver, New Systems of Diking for, 221 Moscrop Engine Recorder, 431 ’
Motion of a Projectile, 182
Mounting Guns, 269, 270
Moxon’s Belt Fastener, 408
Multipolar Continuous CurrentDynamo,Gramme
Napier Harbour, New Zealand, Proposed 322 Napoli s Electric Alarm, 74 I , 22 Naval Gunnery (See British Naval Gunner,/) N377?4H8 0 6Um W°rkS’ 1711 258) 259’ 29«> 376, “ Normandie,” s.s„ Engines and Boilers of the,
' Oil Regions of South Russia, 171
Ore, Silver, Amalgamating, 518
Oscillating Engines, Indicator Gear for. 18 Oscillating Engines, Piston Path of, 143 Otto Gas Engine Works, Manchester, The 136 Oven, The Jameson Coke, 43
Overhead Gearing for Lathes, 200, 201
522^523Tla,VellinSCra,ne’ 1?ieldin8'and Platt’s, i
SeXrn:,d13C6anadian’ °f the’ 288
Paradox, Ferguson’s Mechanical, 18
Paris Metropolitan Railway Schemes •
Plan 1. Ap^royed^Scheme of the Administra-
” o’ ^ministration Scheme, 568
” a le Masson’s Scheme, 568
»> 5* ^etellier’s Scheme, 568
»> 5. M. Mouton’s Scheme, 568
» 6. M. Heuze’s Scheme, 568
„ 7, M. Deleourt’s Scheme, 572
D ’> r ttB Eeligny’s Scheme, 572
Parsons s High-Speed Engine, 226, 227
Percussion Fuzes, 180
Pet role ^Industry, Russian : 171,258, 259,296, D States, £Petroleum Industries in the United Map of Nobel’s System of Distribution 376 x° e Bro?Jera’ Central Depot at Ore?’ 377 Nobel Brothers’ Depot at Tsaritzin 259 PRn°nf p-1 ° t Pegions of South Russia°171 Plan of Pipe Lines, 258 1
Pumping Well at Balakhani, near Baku 296 Purifying Department; Nobel Brothers’’ pJL
Works, Baku, 296 tr0’
S"eJPhia Electrical Exhibition The 3SR Phi ips s Breechloading Gun, 175 ’ ’ 388
Phillips s Double-Barrelled Guns and Rifles 393 Photometer, A Wedge and Diaphragm 43 ’ 93 Physical Condition of Iron and Steel 131 Pieper’s Electric Gun, 14 ’ 131
Pinel’s Safety Valve, 417
Sl&XK.T.T’11 113
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Plan of the Canadian Pacific Railroad, 288
Plan of the International Health Exhibition, 409
Plan of the Manchester Ship Canal, 61
Plan of the Metropolitan Railway Extension, 508, 509
Plan of the Missouri River; The Bismarck
Bridge, 89
Plan of Pipe Lines for Petroleum in South Russia, 258
Plan of the River Mersey, 199, 364, 433
Plan of the Suez Canal; Manchester Ship Canal, 93
Planimeter, Amsler’s, with Halpin’s Locking
Gear, 141
Plans of Paris Metropolitan Railways, 568, 572
Plant, Carson’s Excavating, 246, 247
Plates, Stereotype, Sauv6e’s Machinery for Preparing, 434
Plates, Wrought Iron, Fastenings for, 224
Player’s Pneumatic Power Hammer, 544, 545
Pneumatic System of Paris, Maps of the, 159
Portable Railways, On, 443 .
Potential and Current Indicators, Kapp and
Crompton’s, 193
Powders used in the Naval Service, 135
Practice at Sea, Gun, 213
Press for Forging and Bending Angle-Irons,
Berry’s, 427
Press, The Hydraulic Recoil, 73
Press, Roofing Tile, Whitehead and Company’s, 497
Pressing and Brickmaking Machines, Johnson’s, 548
Proell’s Cut-off Gear, 250
Projectile, Motion of a, 182
Projectiles, 136
Projectors, Electric, on Board Yachts, 535
Prony Brake, The, 373
Provand’s Distilling Apparatus, 476, 477
Pulleys, Hall’s Corrugated Disc, 392
Pump, Simpson’s Centrifugal; West Surrey
Water Works, 137
Pumping Engine, Saratoga, N.Y., U.S.A,,
Details of the Gaskill, 206, 207, 210
Pumping Well at Balakhani, near Baku ; Nobel
Brothers’ Petroleum Works, Baku, 296
Purifying Department at Nobel Brothers’ Petroleum Works, Baku, 296
Radiometer, Dworak’s Sound, 436
Radiophonic Apparatus, Mercadier’s, 281
Railroad, The Canadian Pacific, Plan of, 288
Railway Exhibits at the Vienna Exhibition, 51, 52, 73, 74,109
Railway Extension, Metropolitan, Plan of the, 508, 509
Railway Ferry Boat, Edwards and Symes’s, 430
Railway, The Great Eastern, Worsdell’s Goods
Locomotive for, 292, 293
Railway, Portable, Bagnall’s Car and Locomotive for, 330
Railway Schemes, Paris Metropolitan (See Paris
Metropolitan Raihuay Schemes)
Railway Wagon Sheet Fastener, 153
Railways, Portable, On, 443
Rasmussen and Sons’ Band Saw Sharpening
Machine, 466
Receiver and Cupola, Stewart’s, 56
Recorder, Moscrop Engine, 431
Recorder, Speed, for Locomotives, Klose’s, 98.
99
Redon’s Electric Bell, 14
Refrigerating Machine, Hall’s, at the Health Exhibition, 561
Refuge, Harbours of, 472
Relay, Marcillac’s, 280
Report, Annual, of Mr. E. B. Marten, on Boiler
Explosions in 1883, 272, 273
Report on Water Meter Tests, A, 489
Reversing Gear for Lathes, 559
Revolution Counter, Kempe and Ferguson’s, 426
Richards and Co.’s Cutting-off Machine, 447
Rieter’s Dynamometer, 500
Rifles and Guns, Double-Barrelled, 393
Rifling Rolls for Mills, Lathe for, 268
River Mersey, Plan of the, 199, 364, 433
River Missouri, The Bismarck Bridge over the
34, 39, 88, 89, 122, 123
Road Locomotive with Spring Wheels, Avelin" and Porter’s Six-Horse, 181
Rodary’s Block System, 73
Roofing Tile Press, Whitehead and Co.’s, 497
Rope Pulley Friction Brake, Bell and Co.’s, 501
“ Rosalind” Steam Yacht, The, 251, 254
Ross and Duncan’s Compound Engines o
H.M.S. “ Handy,” 526 °
Rotating Shells, Means of, 180
Royal Alhambra Theatre ; Girder over Stage, 540
Royal Society, The Soiree of the, 436
Rushworth’s Shearing and Cropping Machine 404
Russian Petroleum Industry. The, 171. 258 259
296, 376,377, 441 ’ ’ ’
Russian Torpedo Boat (“Batoum” Type) 162
Rysselberghe’s Telemeteorograph, 400, 401
Sabine’s Wedge and Diaphragm Photometer. 43
Safety Hoist, Stannah’s, 324
Safety Valve, Pinel’s, 417
Sauvde’s Machinery for Preparing Stereotype Plates, 434
Saw, Band, for Cutting Iron, Massey’s, 239
Saw-Sharpening Machine, Band, Rasmussen and
Sons’, 466
Schon heyder’s Visible Drop Lubricator 3?4
Sea, Gun Practice at, 213
Sea-Water Condensing Apparatus, Provand’s, 476,
Section of the London and North-Western Railway between Euston and Carlisle; (Compound Locomotives) 107 r
Semi-Portable Engine, Burrell and Sons’ Compound, 127
Shearing and Cropping Machine, Rush worth’s, 404
Sheet Fastener, Railway Wagon, 153
Shells, Means of Bursting, 180
Shells, Means of Rotating, 180
Shells, Palliser, 136
Ship Canal, The Manchester, 61, 93, 199, 364, 433
Shipboard, Brown Brothers’ Hydraulic Machinery on, 335, 338, 356, 357, 360
Ships, The Stability of, 382
Shot Case, 136
Shrapnel Shell, 136
Siemens Brothers’ Fittings for Electric Light on
Shipboard, 342
Sieur’s Duplex Morse Installation, 221
Sights ; British Naval Gunnery, 26, 320
Silver Ore, Amalgamating, 518
Simpson’s Centrifugal Pump; West Surrey
Water Works, 137
Soiree of the Royal Society, The 436
Sound Radiometer, Dworak’s, 436
Speed Indicator, Harding’s, 426
Speed Indicator, Young’s, 427
Speed Recorder for Locomotives, Klose’s, 98, 99
Speed of Steam Engines, Controlling the, 431, 432
Spherical Eccentric, Tripier’s, 481
Spherical Engine, Tower, Heenan and Froude’s, 201, 202, 251, 408
Splitting Force, Longitudinal; British Naval Gunnery, 1, 2
Spring Wheels, Aveling and Porter’s Six-Horse Road Locomotive with, 181
Stability, Cross Curves of, 334
Stability of Vessels, The, 326, 382
Stannah’s Safety Hoist, 324
Station, Electric Lighting, at Boston, U.S.A., 564, 565
Steam Boiler, Hardingham’s Sectional, 30
Steam Crane, Sixty-Ton Swing, at Rotterdam, 308, 309, 316
Steam Engine Governor, Ganz’s, 57
Steam Engines, Electric Governors for, 182
Steam Yacht “ Lady Torfrida,” Elder and Company’s Compound Engines of the, 496
Steam Yacht “Rosalind,” The, 251, 254
Steamship “Churchill,” The, 2, 3
Steamship “ Isle of Dursey,” Triple Expansion Engines and Boiler of the, 184,188
Steamship “ Normandie,” Engines and Boilers of the, 65, 103
Steamships “Hunstanton,” “Godiva,” “Stokesley,” &c., Westgarth, English, and Company’s Compound Enginesand Boilers of the, 380, 381, 405, 450, 451, 473, 477
Steel and Iron, On the Physical Condition of, 131
Steel Works, Hydraulic Cranes for, 166
Steering Gear, Britton’s Steam, 141
Stereotype Plates, Sauv^e’s Machinery for Preparing, 434
Stewart’s Cupola and Receiver, 56
Stoves, Hot-Blast, Gun for Cleaning, 369
Submarine Lines, Relays for, 280
Summer’s Heating Furnace, 532
“ Sun” Knife Cleaner, The, 565
Swan and Edison Electric Light at the Health Exhibition, The, 572, 573
Swing Crane at Rotterdam, Sixty-Ton, 308, 809, 316
Switch Board, Boston Electric Lighting Station, 565
Tangye’s Governor, 541
Tangye’s Wall Engine, 519
Tap, An Intermittent Delivery, 392
Tap, Margerison’s, 501
Tatham’s Dynamometer, 560
Tees Bay; Harbour of Refuge, 472
Telegraph, Lucchesini’s Type Printing, 4S0
Telegraphs, Military, 13
Telemeteorograph, Rysselberghe’s, 400, 401
Telephone, The Gower-Bell, 14
Telephone, Testu’s, 281
Testing Current Meters, 467
Testing Dynamos, 373, 384, 426, 427
Testing Instruments, 281
Tests, Water Meter, A Report on, 489
Thames Filters at the Hydraulic Power Company’s Works, 331
Theatre, The Alhambra; Girder over Stage, 540
Tile Press, Whitehead and Co.’s Roofing, 497
Tools, Machine :
Detachable Tool Points, 423
Engine Lathes, 23, 24
Overhead Gearing for Lathes, 200,201
Reversing Gear for Lathes, 559
Torpedo Boat for the Argentine Government, Yarrow and Company’s, 163
Torpedo Boat Gun, The Hotchkiss 37-mill., 94,95
Torpedo Boat for the Russian Government, Yarrow and Company’s, 162
Torpedo Boat with Steam Impulse Gear, Yarrow and Company’s, 214
Torpedo Boats, Yarrow’s, 49, 50, 80, 85, 118, 119
Torpedoes, Canet’s Apparatus for Launching, 330
Tower Spherical Engine, Heenan and Froude’s, 201, 202, 251, 408
Training Arrangements, 72
Tramway Engines, Honigman’s Condenser for, 53
Tramway Locomotive, 454, 455, 458
Translating Relay, Hequet’s, 280
Travelling Crane, Fielding and Platt’s Overhead, 522, 523
Tripier’s Spherical Eccentric, 481
Triple Expansion Engines and Boiler of the s.s.
“ Isle of Dursey,” 184, 188
Triple Expansion Engines ; Diagrams, 523
Trunnion Ring; British Naval Gunnery, 4
Tsaritzin, South Russia, Nobel Brothers’ Depdt for Petroleum at, 259
Turning Machine, Ball, Wilkinson and Lister’s, 392
Turnstile, Isler’s Improved, 523
Type-Printing Telegraph, Lucchesini’s, 480
Valve Gear, English’s, 284
Valve, Margerison’s, 501
Valve, Pinel’s Safety, 417
Venting ; British Naval Gunnery, 26
Vertical Compound Engine for Dynamos, 102
Vessels, The Stability of, 326, 382
Visible Drop Lubricator, Schonheyder’s, 324
Voltascope and Voltameter, Marcfllac’s, 281
Wagon, Dynamometric, 109
Wagon Sheet Fastener, Railway, 153
Wall Engine, Tangye’s, 519
Watches, Maxim’s Apparatus for Demagnetising 368
Water Cooling Apparatus, Boase and Miller’s 393
Water Level Regulator, Leopolder, 51
Water Meter Tests, A Report on, 489
Water Works, West Surrey, Simpson’s Centrifugal Pump for, 137
Wedge and Diaphragm Photometer, A, 43
Well, Pumping, at Balakhani, near Baku ; Nobe Brothers’ Petroleum Works, Baku, 296
Westgarth, English, and Company’s Compound Enginesand Boilers of the s.s. “Hunstanton,” “ Godiva,” “ Stokesley,” &c., 380, 381, 405,450, 451,473,477
Westinghouse Automatic Brake Details, 140
Westinghouse Electric Governor, The, 535
Whitehead and Co.’s Roofing Tile Press, 497
Wilkinson and Lister’s Ball Turning Machine, 392
Willans Compound Engine, The, 76,77
Willans’s Electric Governor, 153
Wolverhampton Exhibition, The, 532
Working Railways, Electric Apparatus for, 74
Works, The Otto Gas Engine, Manchester, 136
Worsdell’s Goods Locomotive for the Great
Eastern Railway, 292,293
Wreden’s Microphonic Transmitters, 14
Yacht, Steam, The “Lady Torfrida,” Compound Engines of, 496
Yacht, Steam, The “ Rosalind,” 251, 254
Yachts, Electric Projectors on Board, 535
Yarrow and Company’s Torpedo Boats, 49, 50, 80, 85, 118, 119, 143, 162,163, 214
Young’s Speed Indicator, 427
SUBJECT MATTER.

Accumulators, Electric, G. Philippart, 398

Air Motors, Heated, L. P. Martin and F. W.
Gilles, 157
Armatures for Electric Current Generating-Machines, C. F. Brush, 445
Batteries for Electric Lighting, J. Noad and R.
Matthews, 580
Batteries, Galvanic, G. C. V. Holmes and S. H.
Emmens, 327
Batteries, Galvanic, G. C. V. Holmes, S. H.
Emmens, and F. E. Burke, 494
Batteries, Galvanic, O. C. D. Ross, 306
Batteries, Galvanic, G. G. L. Velloni, 91
Batteries, Plates for Secondary, W. Hochhausen, 22
Batteries, Preparing Plates for Secondary, C. F.
Brush, 493
Batteries, Secondary, J. S. Sellon, 537
Batteries, Voltaic, N. Bassett, 469
Batteries, Voltaic, J. M. Stebbins, 220
Belt Fasteners, H. Greene, 244
Bending Angle Iron, D. G. Reid, and D. Thompson, 557
Bessemer Converters, W. M. Murdock, 580
Blast to Blast Furnaces, Distributing, Don P. P. de la Sala, 244
Boats’ Detaching Gear, R. Hudson, 304
Boilers, Steam, P. A. Bayle, 350
Boilers, Steam, G. C. and J. H. Fraser, 158
Boilers, Steam, J. Tordoff, 446
Boilers, Steam, Manufacture of, S. Fox, 328
Brake, Vacuum, A. S. Hamand, 134
Buffers, Spring, E. Jackson, 372
Cables for Electric Currents, F. C. Guilleaume, 446
Carbons for Incandescent Electric Lamps, J.
Wavish, J. Warner, and M. Bailey, 558
Carriages for Heavy Ordnance, W. Anderson, 138
Cartridges, T. Nordenfelt, 114
Casks, Making, S. Wright, 244
Centrifugal Machines, L. B. Fiechter, 556
Chairs and Keys, Railway, J. K. Thompson and
G. R. Race, 243
Chairs, Railway, S. Leadbeater, 265
Coke, Manufacture of, H. Hutchinson, 114
Conductor, Electrical, T. II. Dunham, 178
Conductors for Electric Railways, Sir W. Siemens, (Partly E. W. Siemens), 515
Contact Boxes on Electric Railways, W. E.
Ayrton and J. Perry, 68
Coupling and Buffer, Combined, W. Vaux, 48
Coupling Railway Carriages, J. Darling, 218
Couplings for Railway Carriages, L. Anderson, 158
Couplings for Rolling Stock, J. T. Roe, 196
Crankshafts for Steamships, J. Russell, 285
Current, Transmitting Electric to Lamps on Vessels, A. L. Fyfe and L. Goldburgh, 285
Currents and Circuits, Electrical, H. H. Cunyng-hame, 0. E. Woodhouse, and F. L. Rawson, 113
Currents, Generating Electric, R. E. Ball, 92
Currents, Generating Electric, Sir W. Thomson, 21, 469
Currents, Obtaining Electric, E. Jones, 243
Davits, R. Hudson, J. Grantham, and J. A. Broker, 445
Davits, Gear for Ships’, H. McCollin, 48
Disintegrating Machinery, T. G. Bowick, 286
Dynamo-Electric Machines, C. H. Benton, 470
Dynamo-Electric Machines, M. Deprez, 157
Dynamo-Electric Machines, R. E. Dunston, A.
Pfannkuche, and J. Fairlie, 537
Dynamo-Electric Machines, S. Z. de Ferranti, 538
Dynamo-Electric Machines, G. Forbes, 158
Dynamo-Electric Machines, L. F. Lamkin, 177
Dynamo-Electric Machines, W. H. Mordey, 397
Dynamo-Electric Machines, C. H. Palmer and A.
M. Loryea, 22
Dynamo-Electric Machines, R. J. Sheehy, 305, 422
Dynamo-Electric Machines, F. H. Varley, J. S. Shearer, and W. Beale, 579
Electric Energy, Generating, A. and T. Gray, 156
Electric Energy, Storing,.C. T. Tomkins, 156
Electric and Magnetic Forces, J. S. Fairfax, 558
Electrical Energy, Measuring, Sir W. Siemens (Partly E. W. Siemens), 515
Electrical Energy, Transmitting, H. M. Smith, 516
Electrical Heating, J.S. Sellon, 516
Electrical Igniting for Gas Engines, N. de Kabath, 516
Electrical Impulses, Transmitting to a Distance, La Socidtd Universelle d’Electricit^ Tommasi, 494
Electricity for Curative Purposes, J. N. Aronson, 198
Electricity, Generation of, T. A. Edison, 182
Electricity, Magneto-Generators of, J. P. Stabler, 493
Electricity, Measuring, J. D. K Andrews, 68
Electricity, Producing, for Lighting, E. L. Voice, 47
Electricity, Recording a Supply of, J. Hopkinson, 218
Electro-Magnets, E. F. Recordon, 470
Electro-Motors, S. J. Coxeter and H. Nehmer, 446
Electro-Motors, 0. Marsh and F. Cheeswright, 445
Electro-Motors, A Reckenzaun, 579
Electro-Motors, Contact Making, Sir D. Salomons, 196
Engine Direction Indicators, C. Stout, 422
Engine, Electromotive, A. Browne, 68
Engines, Barring, W. Hargreaves and W. Inglis, 285
Engines, Caloric, C. Ingrey, 113
Engines, Fluid Pressure, H. Coppinger, 538
Engines, Gas, C. H. Andrews, 157, 350
Engines, Gas, H. C. Bull, 556
Engines, Gas, C. A. Bullock, 538
Engines, Gas, F. W. Crossley, 157
Engines, Gas, J. Dougill, 397
Engines, Gas, Economic Motor Company, 349
Engines, Gas, J. Fielding, 177
Engines, Gas, W. Foulis, 197
Engines, Gas, C. F. Leonce Gardie, 197
Engines, Gas, S. Griffin, 306
Engines, Gas, W. B. Haigh and J. Nuttall, 69
Engines, Gas, W. E. Hale, 558
Engines, Gas, G. J. Kirchenpauer and L. H.
Philippi, 178
Engines, Gas, F. H. W. Livesey, 133
Engines, Gas, S. Marcus, 70
Engines, Gas, L. H. Nash, 244, 826
Engines, Gas, P. Niel, 158
Engines, Gas, J. Pickering, 244
Engines, Gas, G. G. Pickering and W. Hopkins, 48, 580
Engines, Gas, J. A. Serrell, 328
Engines, Gas, C. T. Wordsworth and H. Lindley, 220
Engines, Gas, Caloric, E. and E. Crowe and H.
Crowe, 91
Engines, Gas and Petroleum, M. V. Schiltz, 421
Engines, Hot-Air, E. Field and H. Ay don, 220
Engines, Pumping, II, Davey, 349
Engines, Rotary, T. Nordenfelt and G. W. Garrett, 132
Engines, Steam, W. F. Goodwin, 70
Engines, Steam, A. Hoyois, 70
Engines, Steam, W. Watson, 92
Engines, Steam, with Oscillating Cylinders, C.
Jacobsen, 470
Engines, Tramway, R. Peacock and H. L, Lange, 421
Excavating Machines, D. Macdonald, 397
Excavators, W. F. Batho, 349
Friction Gearing, W. E. Ayrton and J. Perry 158
Fuel, Utilising Liquid, T. Urquhart, 89
Furnace Bars, Rocking, J. Hampton, 219
Furnaces, G. Stumpf, 114
Furnaces, Blast, A. Stewart, 47
Furnaces, Boiler, J. Elliot and T. A. Cunningham, 90
Furnaces, Converting, P. Manh6s, 446
Furnaces, Gas Generating, L. Mond, 266
Furnaces for Liquid Fuel, J. H. Selwyn, 468
Furnaces, Melting, D. Rylands, 538
Furnaces, Metallurgical, J. T. King, 493
Furnaces, Reverberatory Smelting, R. P. Wilson, 90
Furnaces to Steam Generators, J. Ferrando, 305
Gas Lighting Apparatus, A. L. Bower and T. Thorp, 265
Gas, Making Illuminating, M. Schwab and J.
Overhoff, 421
Gas, Manufacture of, M. Cross, 69
Gas Motors, E. Korting and G. Lieckfeld, 91
Gases, Heating, for Motors, G. E. Haight, W. H.
Wood, and W. E. Winsor, 198
Gearing, Differential, Applied to Electro-Motors/
F. Wynne, 48
Generating Steam, V. W. Blanchard, 286
Generators, Electrical, T. A. Edison, 538
Generators, Steam, J. E. Culver, 266
Governing Steam Motors, P. W. Willans, 579
Governor for Screw Propeller Engines, D. L.
Dunlop, 446
Gunpowder, T. Nordenfelt, 494
Holders for Incandescent Electric Lamps, A. Swan, 69
Ignition by Electricity, O. E. Woodhouse, F. L. Rawson, and A. R. Molison, 537
India-Rubber Springs for Railway Engines, G. Spencer, 198, 219
Indicators for Steam Engines, J. G. and J. T. S. Pembley, 133
Injectors, P. Zotoff and B. Afonasseff, 327
Insulators, Telegraph, C. C. Hinsdale, 198
Iron, Casting, T. and J. Robinson, 134
Iron and Steel, Manufacture of, T. Griffiths, 69
Joints, Universal, R. Edmonds, 306
Lamps, Arc Regulator, R. E. B. Crompton and T. Crabb,69
Lamps, Electric, C. L. R. E. Menges, 113
Lamps, Electric, A. Shedlock, 22
Lamps, Electric, J. R. P. Wallace and F. Cherry, 349
Lamps, Electric Arc, W. Baxter, 92
Lamps, Electric Arc, P. Jolin and J. Parsons, 90
Lamps, Electric Arc, F. M. Newton, 243
Lamps, Electric Arc, C. Wuest, 178
Lamps, Incandescence Electric, J. M. A. Gerard Lescuyer, 134
Lamps, Incandescent Electric, A. Bernstein, 266
Lamps, Incandescent Electric, J. H. Guest, 68
Lamps, Incandescent Electric, R. Harrison, 177
Lamps, Incandescent Electric, A. Swan, 286, 557
Lamps, Incandescent Electric, K. H. S. Thompson,^
Lamps, Miners’ Safety, H. Friemann, 196
Lamps, Miners’ Safety, H. Pieper, 306
Lamps, Portable Electric, R. Barlow, 445
Lamps for Railway Carriages, J. F. Shallis and T. C. J. Thomas, 327
Lamps, Regulating the Carbons of Electric, La Socihtb Anonyme des Ateliers, 265
Lamps, Regulating Electric Arc, F. L. Willard, 112
Lifeboats, G. Skelton, 265
Lighting, Electric, on Railway Trains, W.
Stroudley and E. J. Houghton, 90
Lubricating Apparatus for Steam Engines, T. Holland, 21
Lubricating Cylinders, F. J. Weiss, 70
Metals, Cutting, W. W. Hulse, 265
Meter, Electric, W. McWhirter, 219
Meters, Electric, J. E. H. Gordon, 133
Meters, Electrical, T. A. Edison, 91
Meters, Gas, H, Green, 328
Meters, Water, H. Frost, 112
Meters, Water, L. H. Nash, 244
Mills, Grinding, E. Puckering, 244
Mills, Roller, A. Mechwart, 372
Mills, Rolling, Wilmot, Hobbs, and Company, 219
Motors, Gas, D. Clerk, 305
Motors for Steering, F. W. Scott, 305
Pavements, E. G. Banner, 285
Pig Iron, Breaking, T. A. Blake, 422
Pipe Couplings for Railway Brakes, L. B. Legray, 328
Pistons, Packing for, J. E. Bell, 470
Propellers, B. W. Maughan and S. D. Waddy, 556
Propellers, Construction of, J. Betteley, 114
Pumps, Hydraulic, W. H. Watson, 350
Pyrometers, A. and E. Boulier, 469
Quartz Crusher, H. Sutherland, 114
Railways, J. Kenyon, 470
Railways, Electrical, W. A. Traill, 178
Receiving Instrument of Speaking Telephone, J. H. Robertson, 557
Rock-Boring Machines, W. F. Heshuysen, 515
Rock-Drill, C. W. Burton, 177
Rock-Drill, G. McC. Derby, 92
Rock-Drill, T. R. Jordan, 178
Rock-Drill, M. Macdermott and W. Glover, 197
Rock-Drills, A. Shedlock, 265
Rock-Drills, T. W. Sterling, 47
Screw Propellers, Counteracting the Thrust of, G. A. Teulon, 266
Screwing and Turning Machines, J. Barrow, 557
Shaft Couplings, T. L. Ellis and C. Leonard, 494
Shafting, Coupling, R. Whitehill, 114
Shafts, Facilitating the Sinking of, F. H. Poetsch, 70
Ships’ Courses, Ascertaining, G. C. Lilley, 445
Ships, Propelling, A. Keating, 469
Ships, Raising or Lowering, A. Grothe and C. J.
Appleby, 372
Ships of War, E. J. Reed, 47
Signals, Operating Safety, T. A. B. Putman, 372
Smoke, Consuming, C. Mace and J. Brewster, 133
Speed Indicator, Electric, R. P. Sellon, 92
Speed Regulator for Engines, N. Macbeth, 198
Steel Making by the Bessemer Process, A. Davy, 48
Steel, Manufacture of, W. Beardmore and J. MacC. Cherrie, 579
Steering Apparatus, Steam, J. Downton and J. Wimshurt, 264
Steering Gear, J. Hastie, 580
Sub-Aqueous Structures, Constructing, W. J.
Bentley, 219
Sugar, Drying and Cooling, G. M. Newell, 422
Supports for Telegraph Wires, Insulated, S. Woolf, 305
Switch, Electrical, J. Lea, 285
Switches, Electrical, C. W. Holden, 349
Telephone Transmitters, G. L. Anders, 557
Telephone Transmitters, D. Drawbaugh, 349
Telephones, W. Gillett, 556
Telephones, A. W. Rose, 157
Telephonic Apparatus, G. L. Anders, 470
Telephonic Apparatus, E. George, F. A. Pocock, and J. S. Muirs, 114
Telephonic Apparatus, G. E. Gouraud, 90
Telephonic Apparatus, J. Graham, 91, 219
Telephonic Apparatus, T. H. Meatchem, 397
Telephonic Apparatus, A. E. Slater and F. T.
Hollins, 286
Telephonic Apparatus, C. S. Steele, 196
Thrust-Bearings for the Shafts of Screw Propellers, F. Jackson, 538
Torpedoes, J. Mathieson, 494
Torpedoes, T. Nordenfelt, 398, 470
Tramways, R. L. Urquhart, 421
Tramways, Electric, C. Basto, 22
Tube Coils, Metallic, T. B. Sharp, 398
Valve for Determining Intermittent Flow of Fluids, A. Kaiser, 422
Valve Gear, F. M. Stevens, 398
Valve Gear for Steam Engines, A. Paul, 537
Valve Gear for Steam Engines, W. E. Rich, 68
Valves for Regulating the Flow of Liquids, W. H.
Bailey and W. Lawson, 445
Valves, Safety, Lethuillier and Pinel, 285
Water-Wheels, F. Pallansch, 219
Ways or Conductors, Electric, E. M. Bentley and
W. H. Knight, 47
Wheels, Railway, A. Krupp, 133
Wheels for Railways, R. C. Mansell, 48
Wire, Annealing, S. Fox, 557
Wire Protectors, Electrical, J. 0. Cottrell, 92
Wires, Electrical, C. C. Gilman, 266
Wires, Preparing Insulated, A. A. Cowles, 24ft
NAMES OE PATENTEES.

Anders, G. L., Telephone Transmitters, 557

Anders, G. L., Telephonic Apparatus, 470
Anderson, W., Carriages for Heavy Ordnance, 133
Anderson, L., Couplings for Railway Carriages, 158
Andrew, C. H., Gas Engines, 157, 350
Andrews, J. D. F., Measuring Electricity, 68
Aronson, J. N., Electricity for Curative Purposes, 198
Ayrton, W. E., and J. Perry, Contact Boxes on Electric Railways, 68
Ayrton, W. E., and J. Perry, Friction Gearing, 158
Bailey, W. H., and W. Lawson, Valves for Regulating the Flow of Liquids, 445
Ball, R. E., Generating Electric Currents, 92
Banner, E. G., Pavements, 285
Barlow, R., Portable Electric Lamps, 445
Barrow, J., Screwing and Turning Machines, 557
Basset, N., Voltaic Batteries, 469
Basto, C., Electric Tramways, 22
Batho, W. F., Excavators, 349
Baxter, W., Electric Arc Lamps, 92
Bayle, P. A., Steam Boilers, 350
Beardmore, W„ and J. MacC. Cherrie, Manufacture of Steel, 579
Bell, J. E., Packing for Pistons, 470
Bentley, W. J., Constructing Sub-Aqueous Structures, 219
Bentley, E. M., and W. H. Knight, Electric Ways or Conductors, 47
Benton, C. H., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 470
Bernstein, A., Incandescent Electric Lamps, 266
Betteley, J., Construction of Propellers, 114
Blake, T. A., Breaking Pig Iron, 422
Blanchard, V. W., Generating Steam, 286
Boulier, A and E., Pyrometers, 469
Bower, A. S., and T. Thorp, Gaslighting Apparatus, 265
Bowick, T. G. Disintegrating Machinery, 286
Browne, A., Electromotive Engine, 68
Brush, C. F., Armatures for Electric Current
Generating Machines, 445
Brush, C. F., Preparing Plates for Secondary Batteries, 493
Bull, H. C., Gas Engines, 556
Bullock, C. A., Gas Engines, 538
Burke, F. E., G. C. V. Holmes, and S. H. Em-mens, Galvanic Batteries, 494
Burton, C. W., Rock Drill, 177
Clerk, D., Gas Motors, 305
Coppinger, H., Fluid Pressure Engines, 538
Cottrell, J. O., Electrical Wire Protectors, 92
Cowles, A. A., Preparing Insulated Wires, 243
Coxeter, S. J., and H. Nehmer, Electro-Motors, 446
Crompton, R. E. B., and T. Crabb, Arc Regulator Lamps, 69
Cross, M., Manufacture of Gas, 69
Crossley, F. W., Gas Engines, 157
Crowe, E. and E., and H., Gas Caloric Engines, 91
Culver, J. E., Steam Generators, 266
Cunynghame, H. H., O. E. Woodhouse, and F.
L. Rawson, Electrical Currents and Circuits, 113
Darling, J., Coupling Railway Carriages, 218
Davey, H., Pumping Engines, 349
Davey, A., Steel Making by the Bessemer Process, 48
Deprez, M., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 157
Derby, G. McC., Rock Drilling, 92
Dougill, J., Gas Engines, 397
Downton, J., and J. Wimshurt, Steam Steering Apparatus, 264
Drawbaugh, D., Telephone Transmitters, 349
Duckering, C., Grinding Mills, 244
Dunham, T. H., Electrical Conductor, 178
Dunlop, D. L., Governor for Screw Propeller Engines, 446
Dunston, R. E., A. Pfannkuche, and J. Fairlie, Dynamo-Electric Machines, 537
Economic Motor Company, Gas Engines, 349
Edison, T. A., Electrical Generators, 538
Edison, T. A., Electrical Meters, 91
Edison, T. A., Generation of Electricity, 132
Edmonds, R., Universal Joints, 306
Elliot, J., and T. A. Cunningham, Steam Boilers, 90
Ellis, T. L., and C. Leonard, Shaft Couplings, 494
Fairfax, J. S., Electric and Magnetic Forces, 558
Ferrando, J., Furnaces to Steam Generators, 305
Ferranti, S. Z. de, Dynamo-Electric Machines, 538
Fiechter, L. B., Centrifugal Machines, 556
Field, E., andH. Aydon, Hot-Air Engines, 220
Fielding, J., Gas Engines, 177
Forbes, G., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 158
Foulis, W., Gas Engines, 197
Fox, S., Annealing Wire, 557
Fox, S., Manufacture of Steam Boilers, 328
Fraser, G. C. and J. H., Steam Boilers, 158
Friemann, H., Miners’ Safety Lamps, 196
Frost, H., Water Meters, 112
Fyfe, A. L., and L. Goldberg, Transmitting Electric Current to Lamps on Vessels, 285
Gardie, C. F. Leonce, Gas Engines, 197
Garrett, G. W., and T. Nordenfelt, Rotary Engines, 132
George, E., F. A. Pocock, and J. S. Muir, Telephonic Apparatus, 114
G^rard-Lescuyer, J. M. A., Electric Incandescence Lamps, 134
Gillett, W., Telephones, 556
Gilman, C. E., Electric Wires, 266
Goodwin, W. F., Steam Engines, 70
Gordon, J. E. H., Electric Meters, 133
Gouraud, G. E., Telephonic Apparatus, 90
Graham, J., Telephonic Apparatus, 91, 219
Gray, A. and T., Generating Electric Energy, 156
Green, H., Belt Fasteners, 244
Greene, H., Gas Meters, 328
Griffin, S.« Gas Engines, 306
Griffiths, T., Manufacture of Iron and Steel, 69
Grothe, A., and C, J. Appleby, Raising or Lowering Ships, 372
Guest, J. H., Incandescent Electrical Lamps, 68
Guilleaume, F. C., Cables for Electric Currents, 446
Haig, W. B., and J. Nuttall, Gas Engines, 69
Haight, G. E., W. H. Wood, and W. E. Winsor, Heating Gases for Motors, 198
Hale, W. E., Gas Engines, 558
Hamand, A. S., Vacuum Brake, 134
Hampton, J., Rocking Furnace Bars, 219
Hargreaves, W., and W. Inglis, Barring Engines, 285
Harrison, R., Incandescent Electric Lamps, 177
Hastie, J., Steering Gear, 580
Heshuysen, W. F., Rock-Boring Machines, 515
Hinsdale, C. C., Telegraph Insulators, 198
Hochhausen, W., Plates for Secondary Batteries, 22
Holden, C. W., Electrical Switches, 349
Holland, T., Lubricating Apparatus for Steam Engines, 21
Holmes, G. C. V., and S. E. Emmens, Galvanic Batteries, 327
Hopkinson, J., Recording a Supply of Electricity, 218
Hoyois, A., Steam Engines, 70
Hudson, R., Detaching Gear for Boats, 304
Hudson, R., J. Grantham, and J. H. Broker, Davits, 445
Hulse, W. W., Cutting Metals, 265
Hutchinson, H., Manufacture of Coke, 114
Ingrey, C., Caloric Engines, 113
Jackson, E., Spring Buffers, 372
Jackson, F., Thrust Bearings for the Shafts of Screw Propellers, 538
Jacobsen, C., Steam Engines with Oscillating Cylinders, 470
Jolin, P., and J. Parsons, Electric Arc Lamps, 90
Jones, E., Obtaining Electric Currents, 243
Jordan, T. R., Rock Drills, 178
Kabath, N. de, Electrical Igniting for Gas Engines, 516
Kaiser, A., Valve for Determining Intermittent Flow of Fluids, 422
Keating, A., Propelling Ships, 469
Kenyon, J., Railways, 470
King, J. T., Metallurgical Furnaces, 493
Kirchenpauer, G. J., and L. H. Philippi, Gas Engines, 178
Korting, E., and G. Lieckfeld, Gas Motors, 91
Krupp, A., Railway Wheels, 133
Lamkin, L. F., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 177
La Socffitfc Anonyme des Ateliers, Regulating the Carbons of Electric Lamps, 265
La Socidt6 Universelle d’Electricitd Tommasi, Transmitting Electrical Impulses to a Distance, 494
Lea, J., Electrical Switch, 285
Leadbeater, S., Railway Chairs, 265
Legray, L. B., Pipe Couplings for Railway Brakes, 328
Lethuillier and Pinel, Safety Valves, 285
Lilley, G. C., Ascertaining Ships’ Courses,445
Livesey, F. H. W., Gas Engines, 133
Macbeth, N., Speed Regulator for Engines, 198
McCollin, H., Gear for Ships’ Davits, 48
Macdermott, M. and W. Glover, Rock-Drill, 197
Macdonald, D., Excavating Machines, 397
Mace, C., and J. Brewster, Consuming Smoke, 133
McWhirter, W., Electric Meter, 219
Manh^s, P., Converting Furnaces, 446
Mansell, R. C., Wheels for Railways, 48
March, 0., and F. Cheeswright, Electro-Motors, 445
Marcus, S., Gas Engines, 70
Martin, L. P., and F. W. Gilles, Heated Air
Motors, 157
Matthieson, J., Torpedoes, 494
Maughan, B. W., and S. D. Waddy, Propellers, 556
Meatchem, T. H., Telephonic Apparatus, 397
Meeh wart, A., Roller Mills, 372
Menges, C. L. R. E., Electric Lamps, 113
Mond, Ii., Gas Generating Furnaces, 266
Mordey, W. H., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 397
Murdock, W. M., Bessemer Converters, 580
Nash, L. H., Gas Engines, 244, 306
Nash, L. H., Water Meters, 244
Newall, G. M., Drying and Cooling Sugar, 422
Newton, F. M., Electric Arc Lamps, 243
Niel, P., Gas Engines, 158
Noad, J., andR. Matthews, Batteries for Electric
Lighting, 580
Nordenfelt, T., Cartridges, 114
Nordenfelt, T., Gunpowder, 494
Nordenfelt, T., Rotary Engines, 132
Nordenfelt, T., Torpedoes, 398, 470
Overhoff, J., and M. Schwab, Making Gas, 421
Pallansch, F., Water Wheels, 219
Palmer, C. H., and A. M. Loryea, Dynamo-Electric Machines, 22
Paul, A., Valve Gear for Steam Engines, 537
Peacock, R., and H. L. Lange, Tramway Engines,
Pembley, J. G. and J. T. S., Indicators for Stean
Engines, 133
Philippart, G., Electric Accumulators, 398
Pickering, J., Gas Engines, 244
Pickering, G. G., and W. Hopkins, Gas Engines,
48, 580
Pieper, H., Miners’ Safety Lamps, 306
Poetsch, F. H,, Sinking Shafts, 70
Putnam, T. A. B., Operating Safety Signals, 372
Reckenzaun, A., Electro-Motors, 579
Recordon, E. F., Electro-Magnets, 470
Reed, E, J., Ships of War, 47
Reid, D. G., and D. Thomson, Bending Angle
Iron, 557
Rich, W. E., Valve Gear for Steam Engines, 68
Robertson, J. H., Receiving Instrument of Speaking Telephones, 557
Robinson, T. and J., Casting Iron, 134
Roe, J. T., Couplings for Rolling Stock, 196
Rose, A. W., Telephones, 157
Ross, O. C. D., Galvanic Batteries, 306
Russell, J., Crankshafts for Steamships, 285
Rylands, D., Melting Furnaces, 538
Sala, Don P. P. de la, Distributing Blast to Blast Furnaces, 244
Salomons, Sir D., Contact-Making Electro
Motors, 196
Schiltz, M. V., Gas and Petroleum Engines, 421
Schwab, M., Gas Making, 421
Scott, F. W., Motors for Steering, 305
Sellon, R. P., Electric Speed Indicator, 92
Sellon, J. S., Electrical Heating, 516
Sellon, J. S., Secondary Batteries, 537
Selwyn, J. H„ Furnaces for Liquid Fuel, 468
Serrel, J. A., Gas Engines, 328
Shallis, F., and T. C. J. Thomas, Lamps for Railway Carriages, 327
Sharp, T. B., Metallic Tube Coils, 398
Shedlock, A., Drilling Rocks, 265
Shedlock, A., Electric Lamps, 22
Sheehy, R. J., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 305,
Siemens, Sir W. (Partly E. W. Siemens), Conductors for Electrical Railways, 515
Siemens, Sir W. (Partly E. W. Siemens), Measuring Electrical Energy, 515
Skelton, G., Lifeboats, 265
Slater, A. E., and F, T. Hollins, Telephonic Apparatus, 286
S“ifch» M- Transmitting Electrical Energy,
Spencer, G., India-Rubber Springs for Railway
Engines, 198, 219
St^er» J’ P’’ Magneto Generators of Electricity,
Stebbins, J. M., Voltaic Batteries, 220
Steele, C. S., Telephonic Apparatus, 196
Sterling, T. W., Rock Drills, 47
Stevens, F. M., Valve Gear, 398
Stewart, A., Blast Furnaces, 47
Stout, C., Engine Direction Indicators, 422
Stroudley, W., and E. J. Houghton, Electric
Lighting on Railway Trains, 90
Stumpf, G., Furnaces, 114
Sutherland, H., Quartz Crusher, 114
LampA’69HOlderS f°r Incandesce»t Electric
Swan, A., Incandescent Electric Lamps, 286, 557
TepJopener^2^0UnteraCtinS theThrust of Screw
Sir W’’ Generating Electric Currents
Thompson, R. H. S., Electric. Incandescent Lamps, 134
Thompson, J. K., and G. R. Race, Railway
Chairs and Keys, 243
Tomkins, C. T., Storing Electric Energy, 156
Tordoff, J., Steam Boilers, 446
Traill, W. A., Electrical Railways, 178
Urquhart, R. L., Tramways, 421
Urquhart, T., Utilising Liquid Fuel, 89
Varley, F. H., J. S. Shearer, and W. Beale, Dynamo-Electric Machines, 579
Vaux, W., Combined Coupling and Buffer, 48
Velloni, G. G. L., Galvanic Batteries, 91
Voice, E. L., Producing Electricity for Lighting, 47
Wallace, J. R. P., and F. Cherry, Electric Lamps, 349
Watson, W. H., Hydraulic Pumps, 350
Watson, W., Steam Engines, 92
Wavish, J., J. Warner, and M. Baily, Carbons for Incandescent Electric Lamps’, 558
Weiss, F. J., Lubricating Cylinders, 70
Whitehill, R., Coupling Shafting, 114
Willans, P. W., Governing Steam Motors, 579
Willard, F. L., Regulating Electric Arc Lamps, 112
Wilmot, Hobbs, and Company, Rolling Mills, 219
Wilson, R.P., Reverberating Smelting Furnaces, 90
Woodhouse, O. E., F. L. Rawson, and A. R. Mobson, Ignition by Electricity, 537
Woolf, S., Insulated Supports for Telegraph Wires, 305
Wordsworth, C, T., and H. Lindley, Gas Engines, 220
Wright, S., Making Casks, 244
Wuest, C., Electric Arc Lamps, 178
Wynne, F., Differential Gearing Applied to Electro-Motors, 48
Zotoff, P., and B. Afonasseff, Injectors, 327

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