Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Index: Illustrations

Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

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Illustrations

• Addie or Langloan Process, Plant for the, 459
• Adlard Tram Rail and Clamp, The, 342
• Agricultural Show, The Royal, at Preston '.
• Brickmaking Machine, Bradley and Craven’s, 82
• Chaffcutter and Elevator, Carson and Toone’s, 91
• Chaffcutters, Maynard’s Automatic Fall for, 79
• Chimney Raiser, Marshall, Sons, and Co.’s, 60
• Combination Agricultural Implement, Evans’s, 565 , M
• Corn Mill, Blackstone’s, 82
• Corn Mill, Wood’s, 82
• Corn Screen, Rainforth and Sons Adjustable, 74
• Corn Sizer, Nalder and Nalder’s, 75
• Domestic Motor, The Davey, 49
• Drain-Cleaning Rods, Murray’s, 76
• Engine and Boiler, Vertical, Ruston, Proctor and Co.’s, 53
• Engine, Coupled Traction, Fowler and Co.’s, 79
• Engine and Crane, Traction, Aveling and
• Porter’s, 52, 53
• Engine with Girder Frame, Horizontal, Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies’, 60
• Engine, Vertical Otto Gas, Crossley and Co.’s, 79 . ,
• Fencing, Bayliss, Jones, and Bayliss s, 74
• Peat Breaker, Bracher’s, 78
• Pipe Joint, Corbett’s, 78
• Pulveriser, Nicholson and Son’s, 91
• Pumps, Deep Well, Hathorn, Davey, and Co.’s, 55, 60
• Sack Hoist, Porrit’s, 74
• Silo with Hydraulic Seal, Howard’s, 75, 77
• Silo Press, Blunt’s, 75
• Silo and Silo Press, Bayliss, Jones, and Bayliss s, 75
• Spark Catcher, Tyrer’s, 60
• Spring Wheel, Aveling and Porter’s, 79
• Tramway Sleepers, Howard’s, 76
• Whippietree, Corbett’s, 78
• Whippietree, Davey, Sleep, and Co.’s, 78
• Whippietree, Kell, Meats, and Co.’s, 78
• Whippietree, Knapp and Co.’s, 78
• Whippietree, Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies’, 78
• Whippietree, Vipan and Headley’s, 78
• Ainscoughs’ Mill, Burscough, Hind and Lund’s
• Machinery at, 276, 277, 278
• Air, Experiments with Currents of, 160, 161
• “ Alacrity” and “Surprise,” H.M.S., Boilers and Engines of, 447, 450, 591
• Alexander and M‘Cosh Process, Plant for the, 388
• Allen and Co.’s Steam and Hydraulic Reversing Engine, 12
• Allin’s Water Motor,'492
• Almqvist’s Marine Engine Governor, 368
• Amalgamation of Silver Ores, The, 559
• American Locomotive Performances ; Diagrams, 283
• Ammeter, Miller’s Electro-Magnetic, 88
• Ammonia and Tar from Blast Furnaces, 388, 410, 459, 460
• Andrews and Co.’s Dynamo, 64
• Anemometer, Leupold’s Heliostatic, 623
• Antwerp Exhibition, The Telephone at, 331
• Arnold’s Steam Boilers, 514
• Arrol’s Hydraulic Rivetting Machine, 523
• Asquith’s Radial Drilling Machine, 246
• Atkinson’s Differential Gas Engine, 188
• Aveling and Porter’s Spring Wheel, 79
• Aveling and Porter’s Steering Gear for Traction Engines, 573
• Aveling and Porter’s Traction Engine and Crane, 52, 53

• Balanced Compound Engine, Wells’s, 469
• Band Saw Sharpening Machine, Martinier’s, 420
• Barrow Rock Drill, The, 446
• Baxter and Co.’s Stone-Breaker, 441
• Bayliss, Jones, and Bayliss’s Fencing, 74
• Bayliss, Jones, and Bayliss’s Lock Nut, 433
• Bayliss, Jones, and Bayliss’s Silo and Silo Press, 75
• Bazalgette’s, Sir Joseph, Proposal for the Purifi
• cation of the Thames, 182
• Beaumont Rock Drill, The, 442
• Beck and Co.’s Hose Coupling, 396
• Beck and Co.’s Rotary Blower, 396
• Bevel Gear Cutter, Bilgram’s, 21
• Birmingham Corporation Water Works ; Com
• pound Pumping Engines at Whitacre, 247, 300
• Birmingham Corporation Water Works; The
• Whitacre Reservoir, 301
• Biscuit Ware, Minton’s Apparatus for Removing
• Flint Powder from, 156
• Blackstone’s Corn Mill, 82
• Blast Furnaces, Tar and Ammonia from, 388, 410, 459, 460
• Blochairn Steel Works, Plan of the, ?96
• Blooming Mill for Bilbao, 56
• Blower, Beck and Co.’s Rotary, 396
• Blunt’s Silo Press, 75
• “ Boadicea” and “ Bacchante,” H.M.S., Rennie’s
• Boilers and Engines of, 325, 328
• Boat, Cowles’s Double-Screw Ferry, 587
• Boat, Submarine Torpedo (System Gourbet), for
• the Russian Government, 493, 496
• Boat, Thornycroft’s Torpedo, with Hydraulic
• Propulsion, 26, 27, 585
• Boiler and Crankshaft of the s.s. “ Meteor,” 173
• Boiler-Drilling Machine, Holden and Brooke’s, 320
• Boiler'and Engine, Ruston, Proctor, and Co.’s
• Vertical, 53 ’
• Boiler Explosion, The Leeds, 332
• B<2Jur» ,^arine, with Cylindrical Combustion Chambers, M'Kaig and Stitt’s, 476
• Shell Drilling Machine, Booth and Co.’s, 424
• Boiler, Whittle’s “ Staffordshire,” 476
• Boilers, Arnold’s Steam, 514
• Boilers and Engines of H.M.S. “Boadicea” and
• Bacchante,” Rennie’s, 325, 328
• Boilers and Engines of H.M.S. “ Surprise” and
• Alacrity,” 447, 450, 591
• Boilers at the Inventions Exhibition, 476
• Boilers, Root’s, at the Whitacre Pumping Station, Birmingham, 297
• Boilers, Tubular, 409
• Boqueron, View at; La Guaira and Caracas Railway, Venezuela, 352
• Boston Main Drainage System (U.S.A.), The, 556, 557, 560, 561
• Bower Regenerative Burner, The, 134
• Boyle’s System of Ventilating Railway Carriages, 313
• Bracher’s Peat Breaker, 78
• Brewers’ Exhibition, The, 453
• Brickmaking Machine, Bradley and Craven’s, 82
• Bridge Chair, Smith’s, 341
• Bridge, Forth, Caissons for the, 538, 539
• Bridge, The Forth ; Raising the Sunken Caisson, 430
• Brinjes and Goodwin’s Colour-Grinding Machine, 365
• Britannia Iron Works, Gainsborough, Marshall, Sons, and Co.’s, Plan of, 118
• Britton’s Plate-Straightening Machine, 321
• Broken Crankshafts, Repairing, 385
• Brunswick Condenser, The, 492
• Caissons for the Forth Bridge, 430, 538, 539
• Caldwell’s Automatic Microtome, 397
• Canal Lift, Hydraulic, at Fontinettes, France, 30, 31
• Canal Lift, Hydraulic, at La Louvidre, Belgium, 101
• Canal, The Poutiloff, 42
• Cance’s Lamps in the Eldorado, 404, 453, 454
• Candle-Making Machinery, Price’s, 4, 5 Candle-Wick Plaiting Machine, Price’s, 4 Carey and Latham’s Concrete Mixing Machine ;
• Newhaven Harbour Works, 8
• Carson and Toone’s Chaffcutter and Elevator, 91 Cask-Making Machinery, Ransome and Co.’s, 148, 149, 151
• Casting Pottery, Minton’s Compressed Air Machinery for, 156
• Cathetometer, 397
• Cement Manufacture, Glover’s Screens for, 512
• Cement, Testing Portland, 145, 146
• Central Electric Lighting Station, Stanton-street, New York ; Weston Systems, 87
• Centrifugal Machine, Weston’s, 492
• Centrifugal Pumping Engine, Gwynnes’ 30-in., “ Invincible,” 123, 125, 215
• Centrifugal Pumping Engine at the New Graving Dock, Aberdeen, Drysdale and Co.’s, 100
• Chaffcutter and Elevator, Carson and Toone’s, 91 Chaffcutters, Maynard’s Automatic Fall for, 79 Chatham Pier, Law and Chatterton’s Foot-Bridge at, 199
• Chimney Lifter, J.T. Marshall and Co.’s, 573 Chimney Raiser, Marshall, Sons, and Co.’s, 60 Church Bells, Hall’s Automatic Interlocking Gear for, 485
• Civil Engineering at the Inventions Exhibition, 1, 8, 30, 31, 101
• Clark Regenerative Burner, The, 134
• Clark’s Transit Instruments and Lamps, 400
• Clarke and Low’s Indicator, 41
• Clayton and Shuttle worth’s Stamp End Works, Lincoln, Plan of the, 97
• Clydebank Shipyard and Engineering Works, Thomsons’, Plan of, 269
• Coal-Cutting Machine, Heppel and Cranston’s, 417
• Coal-Washing Machine, Sheppard’s, 510
• Coiling Metal Tubes, Sharp’s Process of, 485
• Colliery, The Kaiping ; North China, 518
• Colour-Grinding Machine, Brinjes and Goodwin’s, 365
• Combination Agricultural Implement, Evans’s, 565
• Communicator, Hall’s Train, 485
• Compound Engine, Wells’s Balanced, 469
• Compound Engine, The Willans Receiver ; Diagrams, 18
• Compound Locomotive for the Paulista Railway (Webb’s System), Sharp, Stewart, and Co.’s, 610, 614
• Compound Locomotives, 480, 574
• Compound Pumping Engine at Whitacre, Birmingham, 247, 300
• Compound Pumping Engine, Wolstenholme’s; Northwich Water Works, 304
• Compressed Air Machinery for Casting Pottery, Minton’s, 156
• Concrete Mixing Machine, Carey and Latham’s, Newhaven Harbour Works, 8
• Condenser, The Brunswick, 492
• Continuous Girders, Launching, 527
• Corbett’s Pipe Joint, 78
• Corbett’s Whippietree, 78
• Corliss Compound Vertical Tandem Engine, 603
• Corliss Engine, Hick, Hargreaves, and Co.’s, 251, 254
• Corn Mill, Blackstone’s, 82
• Corn Mill, Wood’s, 82
• Corn Screen, Rainforth and Sons’ Adjustable, 74
• Corn Sizer, Nalder and Nalder’s, 75
• CoupKng Beck and Co.’s Hose, 396
• Cowles s Double-Screw Ferry Boat, 587
• Crane and Engine, Avelingand Porter’s Traction, j Ou
• C1Nevill^°6ion6nand Traversin°’ The Thwaite-
• Crnnt’JnXty’j’nn ®team Derwck, at Port-Glasgow,
• Russell and Co.’s, 564
• Crankshaft and Boiler of the s.s. “ Meteor,” 173
• Crankshafts, Repairing Broken, 385
• Cranston’s Rock Drill, 416
• Crossley and Co.’s Vertical Otto Gas Engine, 79
• Crushing Ore, Rolls for, 464
• Cupola Furnaces, Riley’s, 280
• Curious Electro-Chemical Phenomenon, A, 327
• Currents of Air, Experiments with, 160, 161
• Cut-out, Hedges’ Fusible, 196
• Cut-out, Hedges’ Magnetic, 196
• Davey’s Differential Valve Gear, 226
• Davey Domestic Motor, The, 49
• Davey, Sleep, and Co.’s Whippietrees, 78
• Davis’s Locking Gear for Railway Signals, 531
• Deacon s Waste-Water Meter, 488, 489
• Denny and Co.’s Engine Works, 221
• Denny and Co.’s Shipyard, The Leven, Plan of, 219
• Derrick Crane, Sixty-Ton Steam, at Port-Glasgow,
• Russell and Co.’s, 564
• Diamond Rock Drill, Gulland’s, 510, 511
• Differential Gas Engine, Atkinson’s, 188
• Domestic Electric Lighting, 189, 545
• Domestic Motor, The Davey, 49
• Double-Screw Ferry Boat, Cowles’s, 587
• Douglas and Grant’s Vertical Compound Mill
• Engine, 603
• Drain-Cleaning Rods, Murray’s, 76
• Drainage System, Main, The Boston (U.S.A.), 556, 557, 560, 561
• Draper’s Self-Recording Meteorological Instruments, 534, 535
• Draught, Forced, 114
• Dredger, Hunter and English’s Steam, The
• “Tilbury,” 566, 568
• Drill, The Barrow Rock, 446
• Drill, The Beaumont Rock, 442
• Drill, Cranston’s Rock, 416
• Drill, Gulland’s Diamond Rock, 510, 511
• Drill, Holman Brothers’ Rock, 417
• Drill, Portable Prospecting, 443
• Drilling Machine, Asquith’s Radial, 246
• Drilling Machine, Booth and Co.’s Boiler Shell, 424
• Drilling Machines ; Machine Tools, 583, 584
• Drills, Twist, 587
• Drills, Twist, Greenwood and Batley’s Machine for Cutting, 590
• Drysdale and Co.’s Centrifugal Pumping Engine at the New Graving Dock, Aberdeen, 100
• Diibs and Co.’s Locomotive for the Paulista
• Railway, San Paulo, Brazil, 34, 35
• Dunbar and Ruston’s Steam Navvy, 180, 203
• Duncan Brothers’ Waverley Turbine, 368
• Dunnachie’s Continuous Regenerative Gas Kiln, 372
• Dust Fuel, Perret’s Furnace for, 401
• Dynamo, The Andrews and Co.’s, 64
• Dynamo and Engine, Kapp’s, 195
• Ejector Condenser, Morton’s, Engine with, 577 El Chorro Viaduct; La Guaira and Caracas Rail
• way, Venezuela, 345
• Elder and Co.’s Fairfield Works, Govan, Plan of, 243
• Electric Governor, Robey and Co.’s Semi-Portable Engine with, 206
• Electric Hand Lamp, Merryweather’s, 250 Electric Light Installation, The Greenock, 50 Electric Light at the Paris Opera, The, 522, 546 Electric Light in Theatres, The, 404, 453, 454 Electric Lighting :
• Ammeter, Miller’s Electro-Magnetic, 88
• Domestic Electric Lighting, 189, 545
• Dynamo, The Andrews and Co.’s, 64
• Dynamo and Engine, Kapp’s, 195
• Electricity at the Inventions Exhibition, 64, 88, 195,196
• Fusible Cut-out, Hedges’, 196
• Greenock Electric Light Installation, The, 50
• Lamp Fittings, The Weston Incandescent, 168, 169
• Lamp, Hand, Merry weather’s Electric, 250
• Lamps, incandescence, The Life of, 392, 393,439 Light, Electric, at the Paris Opera, 522, 546 Light, Electric, in Theatres, 404, 453, 454 Magnetic Cut-out, Hedges’, 196
• Speed Indicator, Hedges’, 196
• Weston Mercury Vacuum Pump for Exhausting Incandescence Lamps, 130, 139
• Weston Systems, The, 86, 87
• Electric Lighting, Domestic, 189, 545
• Electricity at the Inventions Exhibition,. 64, 88, 195,196 , . „ .
• Electro-Chemical Phenomenon, A Curious, 327 Elevated Railroad, The Meigs, 586
• Elevator and Chaffcutter, Carson and Toone’s, 91 Engine, Allen and Co.’s Steam and Hydraulic
• Reversing, 12
• Engine and Boiler, Ruston, Proctor, and Co.’s Vertical, 53 .
• Engine, Centrifugal Pumping, Gwynnes 30-in.
• “ Invincible,” 123,125, 215
• Engine, Centrifugal Pumping, at the New Graving Dock, Aberdeen, Drysdale and Co. s., 100
• Engine, Compound Pumping, at Whitacre, Birmingham, Gray’s, 247, 300
• Engine and Crane, Aveling and Porter’s Traction, 52, 53
• Engine, Crossley and Co.’s Vertical Otto Gas, 79
• Engine, The Fielding High-Speed, 104, 105
• Engine, Fowler and Co.’s Coupled Traction, 79
• Engine, Gas, Atkinson’s Differential, 188
• Engine with Girder Frame, Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies’ Horizontal, 60
• Engine, Hick, Hargreaves, and Co.’s Corliss, 251, 254
• Engine, Horizontal, with Automatic Expansion
• Gear, Holborow and Co.’s, 142
• Engine and Kapp’s Dynamo, 195
• Engine, Light Steam Fire, Merryweather and
• Sons’, 113
• Engine with Morton’s Ejector Condenser, 577
• Engine, Robey and Co.’s Horizontal, 263
• Engine, The Robey Semi-Portable, 481
• Engine, Robey and Co.’s Semi-Portable with
• Electric Governor, 206
• Engine and Shipyard Works, Govan, Napier and Co.’s, Plan of, 272, 273
• Engine, Umpherston’s Rag, 198
• Engine, Vertical Compound Mill, Douglas and Grant’s, 603
• Engine, Welford Brothers’ High-Speed, 385
• Engine, Wells’s Balanced Compound, 469
• Engine, The Willans Receiver Compound ; Diagrams, 18
• Engine, Wolstenholme’s Compound Pumping;
• North wich Water Works, 304
• Engine Works, Dumbarton, Denny and Co.’s, Plan of, 221
• Engineering, Civil, at the Inventions Exhibition, 1, 8, 30, 31, 101
• Engineering and Shipyard Works, Clydebank, Thomsons’, Plan of, 269
• Engines and Boilers of H.M.S. “Boadicea” and “Bacchante,” Rennies’, 325, 328
• Engines and Boilers of H.M.S. “Surprise” and “ Alacrity,” 447, 450, 591
• Engines, Compound Pumping, at Whitacre, Birmingham, Watt and Co.’s, 247, 300
• Engines and Gig, Simpson and Denison’s 21-ft., 57
• Engines, Sewage Pumping, at Boston, U.S.A., 560, 561
• Engines, Traction, Aveling and Porter’s Steering Gear for, 573
• Engines, Triple-Expansion, of the s.s. “ Meteor,” 172
• “Ernest,” Thornycroft’s Shallow-Draught Nile Steamer, 542
• Evans’s Combination Agricultural Implement, 565
• Exhausting Incandescence Lamps, The Weston
• Mercury Vacuum Pump for, 130, 139
• Exhibition, Antwerp, The Telephone at, 331
• Exhibition, The Brewers’, 453
• Exhibition, The Paris Milling, 2
• Experiments with Currents of Air, 160, 161
• Explosion at Hell Gate, The, 413, 414, 415
• Explosion, The Leeds Boiler, 332
• Fairfield Works, Govan, Elder and Co.’s Plan of, 243
• Fall for Chaffcutters, Maynard’s Automatic, 79
• Feldmand Still, The, 460
• Fencing, Bayliss, Jones, and Bayliss’s, 74
• Ferry Boat, Cowles’s Double-Screw, 587
• Ferry, The Isle of Wight Steam, 126,127
• Fielding High-Speed Engine, The, 104,105
• Fire Engine, Light Steam, Merry weather and Sons’, 113
• Fire Extinguisher and Pump, The Worthington,
• Flood Rock ; Explosion at Hell Gate, 413
• Floods, Nile, Impounding the, 241, 242
• Flour Mill at Burscough, Ainscoughs’, 276, 277, 278
• Fontinettes, France; Hydraulic Canal Lift at, 30, 31
• Foot-Bridge at Chatham Pier, Law and Chatterton’s, 199
• Forced Draught, 114
• Forgings, Heavy, The Manipulation of, 504, 505, 515
• Forrestt and Sons’ Stern-Wheel Steamer for the Brazilian Government, 202
• Forth Bridge, Arrol’s Hydraulic Rivetting Machines at the, 523
• Forth Bridge Great Caissons, The, 430, 538, 539
• Forth Bridge, Raising the Sunken Caisson of the, 430
• Fowler and Co.’s Coupled Traction Engine, 79
• Fowler’s Tip Wagon, 361
• Frodingham, On the Iron Industry of, 177
• Furnace for Dust Fuel, Perret’s, 401
• Furnace, The Stetefeldt, 293
• Furnaces, Riley’s Cupola, 280
• Furness and Co.’s Tenoning Machine, 289
• Fusible Cut-out, Hedges’, 196
• Gardner Machine Gun, The Improved, 152
• Garrett and Sons’ Spark Catcher, 573
• Gas Engine, Atkinson’s Differential, 188
• Gas and other Illuminants at the Inventions Exhibition, 134
• Gas Kiln, Dunnachie’s Continuous Regenerative, 372
• Gauge Dimensions, Standards of Length as Applied to, 580, 624, 625
• Gear, Automatic Expansion, Horizontal Engine with, Holborow and Co.’s, 142
• Gear Cutter, Bilgram’s Bevel, 21
• Gear, Hall’s Automatic Interlocking for Church Bells, 485
• Gear, Safety, Lewis and Massey’s Automatic, 441 Gear, Steering, Aveling and Porter’s for Traction
• Engines, 573 A_
• Gearing, Transmission of Power by, 606, 607, out
• Gibbon Rail Joint, The, 342 . , f.
• Gig and Engines, Simpson and Denison s, zi-iv., 57
• Girders, Launching Continuous, 527
• Gland Packing, The Jerome, 156
• Glengarnock Steel Works, Plan of the, 176 Glover’s Screens for Cement Manufacture, 51^ Governor, Almqvist’s Marine Engine, 368 Governor, M‘Farlane’s, 514 .
• Graving Dock, Aberdeen, Centrifugal Pumpino
• Engine at the, 100 ___ . a
• Great Northern Railway Locomotive Works,
• Doncaster, The, 122 .
• Greenock Electric Light Installation, The, 50 Greenwood and Batley’s Double-Headed Twist-
• Drill Cutting Machine, 590 .
• Greenwood and Batley’s Milling Machinery, 222 Grinding Machine, Sterne and Co.’s Twist-Drill, 320
• Gulland’s Diamond Rock Drill, 510, 511
• Gun, The Improved Gardner Machine, 152
• Gunboat “ Irrawaddy,” The, 551
• Gwynnes’30-in. “Invincible” Centrifugal Pumping Engine, 123, 125, 215
• Hall’s Automatic Interlocking Gear for Church
• Bells, 485
• Hall’s Train Communicator, 485
• Hallside Works, Plan of the, 296
• Hand Lamp, Merry weather’s Electric, 250
• Harbour Works, Newhaven, 1, 8
• Hathorn, Davey, and Co.’s Deep Well Pumps, 5o, 60
• Heat, Solar, 531
• Heavy Forgings, The Manipulation of, 504, 505, 515
• Hedges’ Fusible Cut-out, 196
• Hedges’ Magnetic Cut-out, 196
• Hedges’ Speed Indicator, 196
• Heliostatic Anemometer, Leupold’s, 623
• Hell Gate, The Explosion at, 413, 414, 415
• Henderson Process, Plant for the, 459
• Heppel and Cranston’s Coal-Cutting Machine, 417
• H.M.S. “Boadicea” and “Bacchante,” Boilers and Engines of, 325, 328
• H.M.S. “ Irrawaddy,” 551
• H.M.S. “ Surprise” and “ Alacrity,” Boilers of, 447, 450, 591
• Hick, Hargreaves, and Co.’s Corliss Engine, 251, 251
• Higginson’s Portable Hydraulic Rivetter, 250
• High-Speed Engine, The Fielding, 104, 105
• High-Speed Engine, Welford Brothers’, 385
• Hill’s Arrangement for Securing Railway Carriage Windows, 160
• Hind and Lund’s Machinery at Ainscoughs’ Mill, Burscough, 276, 277, 278
• Hoist, Porrit’s Sack, 74
• Hoisting and Traversing Crane, The Thwaite-
• Neville, 610, 611
• Hoists, Smith and Stevens’s Hydraulic, 369
• Holborow and Co.’s Horizontal Engine with
• Automatic Expansion Gear, 142
• Holden and Brooke’s Boiler-Drilling Machine, 320
• Holman Brothers’ Rock Drill, 417
• Hornsby and Sons’ Spittlegate Iron Works, 71
• Hose Coupling, Beck and Co.’s, 396
• Howard’s Silo with Hydraulic Seal, 75, 77
• Howard’s Tramway Sleepers, 76
• Huddersfield Station, Roof of the, 384
• Hunter and English’s Steam Dredger, The “ Tilbury,” 566, 568
• Hurdy-Gurdy Water-Wheel, Pelton’s, 433
• Hydraulic Canal Lift at Fontinettes, France, 30, 31
• Hydraulic Canal Lift at La Louvidre, Belgium, 101
• Hydraulic Hoists, Smith and Stevens’s, 369
• Hydraulic Propulsion, Thornycroft’sTorpedo Boat with, 26, 27, 585
• Hydraulic Rivetter, Higginson’s Portable, 250
• Hydraulic Rivetting Machines, Forth Bridge, 523
• Hydraulic Rivetting Machine, Smith and Co.’s 317
• Hydraulic Spade ; Forth Bridge, 537
• Hydraulic and Steam Reversing Engine, Allen and Co.’s, 12
• Impounding the Nile Floods, 241, 242
• Incandescence Lamps, The Life of, 392, 393, 439
• Incandescent Lamp Fittings, The Weston System of, 168, 169
• Indicator Cards of Locomotive Performances 283 ’
• Indicator, Clark and Low’s, 41
• Indicator, Hedges’ Speed, 196
• Indicator, Kapteyn’s Train Pipe, 348, 349
• Indicator, Lloyd’s Telegraph, 324
• Indicator, Rogers’s Station, 156
• Interlocking Gear for Railway 531
• Signals, Davis’s,
• Interlocking and Signalling Apparatus for Rifle Ranges, 623
• Inventions Exhibition, The :
• Boilers:
• Marine Boiler with 'Cylindrical Combustion
• Chambers, M‘Kaigand Smitt’s, 476
• “Staffordshire” Boiler, Whittle’s, 476
• Candle-Making Machinery, Price’s:
• Candlewick Plaiting Machine, 4
• Perforated Candle-Moulding Machine 5
• Spiral Candle-Moulding Machines, 5 ’
• Cask-Making Machinery, Ransome and Co
• 148,149, 151 V0, 8’
• Civil Engineering:
• Concrete Mixing Machine, Carey and Latham’s, 8
• Hydraulic Canal Lift at Fontinettes 30 31
• Hydraulic Canal Lift at La Louvtere 101
• Newhaven Harbour Works, 1,8 ’
• Electricity:
• Ammeter, Miller’s Electro-Magnetic 88
• Dynamo, The Andrews and Co.’s, 64 ’
• Engine and Kapp’s Dynamo, 195
• Fusible Cut-out, Hedges’, 196
• Magnetic Cut-out, Hedges’, 196
• Speed Indicator, Hedges’, 196
• Engine, The Fielding High-Speed, 104 105
• Inventions Exhibition, The—continued.
• Engine, Gas, Atkinson’s Differential, 188
• Engine, Hick, Hargreaves, and Co.’s Corliss, 251, 254
• Engine, Horizontal, with Automatic Expansion Gear, Holborow and Co.’s, 142
• Engine, Light Steam Fire, Merry weather and Sons’, 113
• Engine, Robey and Co.’s Horizontal, 263
• Engine, Robey and Co.’s Semi-Portable, with
• Electric Governor, 206 ’
• Engine, Umpherston’s Rag, 198
• Gas and other Illuminants :
• Burner, The Bower Regenerative, 134
• Burner, The Clark Regenerative, 134
• Burner, The Wenham Regenerative, 134
• Locomotive, Merryweather and Sons’ Steam Tramway, 230
• Machine Tools :
• Boiler Drilling-Machine, Holden and Brooke’s, 320
• Hydraulic Rivetting Machines, Smith and Co.’s, 317
• Keel Rivetting Machine, Smith and Co.’s, 317 I
• Milling Machinery, Greenwood and Batley’s, 222
• Planing Machine, Sharp, Stewart, and Co.’s, 223
• Plate-Straightening Machine, Britton’s, 321
• Saw-Sharpening Machine, Sterne and Co.’s, ! 317
• Twist-Drill Cutting Machine, Greenwood and Batley’s, 590
• Twist-Drill Grinding Machine, Sterne and
• Co.’s, 320
• Mining Machinery :
• Coal-Cutting Machine, Heppel and Cranston’s, 417
• Coal-Washer, Sheppard’s, 510
• Prospecting Drill, Portable, 443
• Rock Drill, The Barrow, 446
• Rock Drill, The Beaumont, 442
• Rock Drill, The Cranston, 416
• Rock Drill, Gulland’s Diamond, 510, 511
• Rock Drill, Holman Brothers’, 417
• Safety Gear, Lewis and Massey’s Automatic, 441
• Screens for Cement Manfacture, Glover’s, 512
• Stone-Breaker, Baxter and Co.’s, 441
• Miscellaneous Exhibits :
• Centrifugal Machine, Weston’s, 492
• Coiling Metal Tubes, Sharp’s Process of, 485
• Colour-Grinding Machine, Brinies and Goodwin’s, 365
• Compressed Air Machinery for Casting
• Pottery, Minton’s, 156
• Condenser, The Brunswick, 492
• Gas Kiln, Dunnachie’s Continuous Regenerative, 372
• Gland Packing, The Jerome, 156
• Hydraulic Hoists, Smith and Stevens’s, 369
• Interlocking Gear for Church Bells, Hall’s
• Automatic, 485
• Marine Engine Governor, Almqvist’s, 368
• Ore Separator, Scott’s, 156
• Railway Carriage Windows, Hill’s Arrangement for Securing, 160
• Removing Flint Powder from Biscuit Ware, Minton’s Apparatus for, 156
• Station Indicator, Rogers’s, 156
• Train Communicator, Hall’s, 485
• Water Meter, Alien’s, 492
• Waverley Turbine, Duncan Brothers’, The, 368 ’
• Naval Architecture:
• Gig and Engines, Simpson and Denison’s
• 21ft., 57
• Permanent Way:
• Bridge Chair, Smith’s, 341
• Rail Joint, The Gibbon, 342
• Railway Chair, Poyser’s, 341
• Tram Rail and Clamp, The Adlard, 342
• Physical Science:
• Cathetometer; Cambridge Scientific Instrument Society, 397
• Floating Solid Iron in Molten Lead, Wright-son s Apparatus for, 595
• Microtome, Caldwell’s Automatic Cam-bridge Scientific Instrument Society, 397
• Surveying Level, 14-in.; Cambridge Scientific
• Instrument Society, 397
• Transit Instruments and Lamps, Latimer Clark’s, 400
• Pumps:
• Hose Coupling, Beck and Co.’s, 396
• Rotary Blower, Beck and Co.’s, 396
• Well-Sinking, Warner and Sons’, 396
• Pyrometer, Saintignon’s, 226
• Road-Sweeping Machine, Taylor’s, 337
• S1x?alJi.nSrApparatu8’ Standard ; London and
• North-Western Railway, 472
• Wood-Working Machinery :
• Band Saw for Cutting Bevelled Work, Wors-sam and Co.’s, 421
• ®a“d SaW Sharpening Machine, Martinier’s,
• ^^-Making Machinery, Ransome and Co.’s, u T General Joiner, Worssam and Co.’s, 420, 421 Invincible,” Centrifugal Pumping Engine Gwynnes’ 30-in., 123, 125,215 ’
• Iron Industry of Frodingham, on the, 177 1R2? AND. Steel Institute, The :
• Blochairn Steel Works, Scotland, The, 296 k^pbuilchng and Engineering Works, The
• Clydebank, Thomsons’, 269
• fiall8idp Works, Scotland, The, 296
• Snipbuilding and Engineering Works, Dennv and Co.’s, 219, 221
• Shipbuilding Works, The Fairfield, Govan Elder and Co.’s, 243’
• Shipbuilding and Engineering Works, Napier and Co.’s, 272, 273
• Sfchame’sri76Glengarn°Ck’ Merry and Cuning-“ Irrawaddy,” H.M.S., 551 isle of Wight Steam Ferry, 126,127
• Jerome Gland Packing, The, 156
• Joiner, Worssam and Co.’s General, 420, 421
• Kaiping Colliery, The ; North China, 518
• Kapp’s Dy apipeEnSka’tor, M8, 349 I
• Hu*h SnnthandCo.a,
• Kell? Meats >£nd.^
• Kilbowie, Tne
• KnSandCo.’sWhippietree, 78
• La Guaira and Caracas Railway, Venezuela, The, L^S^i-Guaira and Caracas Lamp Firtinges?The Weston System of Incandes-
• Lamps, Gance s,^in tn Life of, 393> 439
• LaSps and Transit Instruments, Latimer Clark's,
• Launching Continuous G W
• LeupoFd’s' Heliostatic Anemometer, 623
• Levek Shipyard,'Plan'’of thc ’> Denn>’ and Co-’8>
• H?°Wvdratdic Canal, at Eontinettes, 30, 31 L$! Hydraulic Canal, at La LouviCre, Belgium, t ilhi Electric, at the Paris Opera, 522, 546 tFlpntric in Theatres, 404, 453, 454 ught Installation, The Greenock Electric, 50 T io-htin”-. Domestic Electric, 189, d4o
• Lighting^ Electric, The Weston System of, New t invd’s’ Telegraph Indicator, 324
• Lock Nut, Bayliss, Jones, and Bayliss s, 433 I ockin,r Gear for Railway Signals, Davis s, 531 Locomotive, Compound (Webb’s System) for the
• Paulista Railway, Sharp, Stewart, and Co. s, Locomotive for the La Guaira and Caracas Rail-
• wav. Venezuela, 373, 376
• Locomotive for the Paulista Railway, DUbsand Co.’s, San Paulo, Brazil, 34, 35
• Locomotive Performances ; Diagrams, -83 Locomotive, Steam Tramway, Merry weather and
• Locomotive Works, The Great Northern Rail-way, Doncaster, 122
• Locomotives, Compound, 4SC, 574
• London and North-Western Signalling Apparatus, Webb’s, 472
• Lucas’s Temporary Rudder, 324
• McFarlane’s Governor, 514
• Machine, Asquith’s Radial Drilling, 246
• Machine, Booth and Co.’s Boiler Shell Drilling, 424
• Machine, Bradley and Craven’s Brickmaking, 82 Machine, Brinjes and Goodwin’s Colour-Grinding, 365
• Machine, Britton’s Plate-Straightening, 321 Machine, Combined Planing and Slotting, Shanks and Co.’s, 227 .
• Machine, Furness and Co.’s Tenoning, 289 Machine, Greenwood and Batley’s Milling, 222 Machine, Greenwood and Batley’s, Twist-Drill
• Cutting, 590
• Machine Gun, The Gardner Improved, 152 Machine, Heppel and Cranston’s Coal-Cutting, 417 Machine, Holden and Brooke’s Boiler Drilling, 320
• Machine, Hydraulic Rivetting; Forth Bridge, 523 Machine, Martinier’s Band Saw Sharpening, 4-0 Machine, Multiple Punching ; Britannia Iron
• Works, Gainsborough, 119
• Machine, Planing, Sharp, Stewart and Co.’s, 223 Machine, Printing, Sauvde’s Combined Perfecting and Duplex Single-Cylinder, 583
• Machine, Rush worth and Co.’s, Plate-Flattening, 9 . . .
• Machine, Seri ven and Co.’s Plate-Straightening, 619
• Machine, Sheppard’s Coal-Washing, 510
• Machine, Smith and Co.’s Hydraulic Rivetting, 317
• Machine, Smith and Co.’s Keel-Rivetting, 317 Machine, Sterne and Co.’s Saw-Sharpening, 317 Machine, Sterne and Co.’s Twist Drill Grinding, 320
• Machine, Taylor’s Road-Sweeping, 337 Machine Tools ; Drilling Machines, 583, 581 Machine Tools at the Inventions Exhibition, 222, 223, 317, 320
• Machine, Weston’s Centrifugal, 492
• Machinery at Ainscoughs’ Mill, Burscough, Ilind and Lund’s, 276, 277, 278
• Machinery, Cask-Making, Ransome and Co.’s, 148, 149, 151
• Machinery, Milling, Greenwood and Batley’s, 222
• Machinery, Price’s Candle-Making, 4, 5
• Machines, Worssam and Co.’s Wood-Working, 420, 421
• M‘Kaig and Stitt’s Marine Boiler with Cylindrical Combustion Chambers, 476
• Magnetic Cut-out, Hedges’, 196
• Main Drainage System, The Boston (U.S.A.), 556, 557, 560, 561
• Manipulation of Heavy Forgings, The, 504, 505, 515
• Map of Obstructions in the East River ; Explosion at Hell Gate, 413
• Map of Streets, New York ; The Weston Systems of Electric Lighting, 86
• Marine Boiler with Cylindrical Combustion Chambers, M'Kaig and Stitt’s, 476
• Manne Engine Governor, Almqvist’s, 368 Marshall, J.T., and Co.’s Chimney Lifter, 573 Marshall, Sons, and Co.’s Britannia Iron Works,
• Gainsborough, Plan of, 118
• • n’.Sons»and Co-’8 Chimney Raiser, 60 artnne r s Band Saw Sharpening Machine, 420 ?}aynard’s Automatic Fall for Chaffcutters, 79 Maynard and Cooke’s Proposed Method of Constructing River Tunnels, 153
• mechanical Engineers, The Institution of : Domestic Electric Lighting, 189
• Gunbar and Ruston’s Steam Navvy, 180, 203 rodingham, The Iron Industry of, 177
• Mechan. Engineers, Institution of—continued.
• Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, 122 Marshall, Sons, and Co.’s Britannia Iron Works, Gainsborough, 118
• Punching Machine, Multiple, Britannia Iron Works, Gainsborough, 119
• Robey Semi-Portable Engine, The, 481
• Sheaf Iron and Wood Works, Ruston, Proctor, and Co.’s, Lincoln, 96
• Spittlegate Iron Works, Hornsby and Sons’, 71
• Stamp End Works, Lincoln, Clayton and Shuttleworth’s, 97
• Trent Iron Works, Newark, Nicholson and Son’s, 149
• Mechanical Engineers, The American Society of :
• Boston Main Drainage System, 556, 557, 560, 561
• Elevated Railroad, The Meigs, 586
• Ferry Boat, Cowles’s Double-Screw, 587
• Standard Pipe and Pipe Threads, 605
• Transmission of Power by Gearing, 606, 607, 608
• Twist Drills, 587
• Mechanism, Sphere and Roller, Shaw’s, 509
• Meigs Elevated Railroad, The, 586
• Merry and Cuninghame’s Steel Works, Glen-garnock, 176
• Merryweather and Sons’ Electric Hand Lamp, 250
• Merry weather and Sons’ Light Steam Fire Engine, 113
• Merryweather and Sons’ Steam Tramway Locomotive, 230
• Messenger’s Valve, 43
• Metal Tubes, Sharp’s Process of Coiling, 485
• “ Meteor,” s.s., Triple-Expansion Engines, Crankshaft and Boiler of the, 172, 173
• Meteorological Instruments, Draper’s Self-Recording, 534, 535
• Meter, Deacon’s Waste Water, 488, 489
• Microtome, Caldwell’s Automatic, 397
• Mill, Ainscoughs’, Hind and Lund’s Machinery at, 276, 277, 278
• Mill for Bilbao, Blooming, 56
• Mill Engine, Vertical Compound, Douglas and Grant’s, 603
• Miller’s Electro-Magnetic Ammeter, 88
• Milling Exhibition, The Paris, 2
• Milling Machinery, Greenwood and Batley’s, 222
• Mine, Ground Plan of the ; Hell Gate Explosions, 414
• Mining Machinery at the Inventions Exhibition, 416,417
• Minton’s Apparatus for Removing Flint Powder from Biscuit Ware, 156
• Minton’s Compressed Air Machinery for Casting Pottery, 156
• Miscellaneous Exhibits at the Inventions Exhibition, 156, 160, 365, 368, 369, 372, 485, 492
• Morison and Armstrong’s Pumps for Dip Workings, 468
• Morton’s Ejector Condenser, Engine with, 577
• Motor, Allin’s Water, 492
• Motor, The Davey Domestic, 49
• Murray’s Drain-Cleaning Rods, 76
• Multiple Punching Machine; Britannia Iron
• Works, Gainsborough, 119
• Nalder and Nalder’s Corn Sizer, 75
• Napier and Co.’s Shipyard and Engine Works, Govan, Plan of, 272, 273
• Naval Architecture at the Inventions Exhibition, 57
• Navvy, Dunbar and Ruston’s Steam, 180, 203
• Newhaven Harbour Works, 1, 8
• Nicholson and Son’s Pulveriser, 91
• Nicholson and Son’s Trent Iron Works, Newark, Plan of, 149
• Nile Floods, Impounding the, 241, 242
• Nile Steamer “Ernest,” Thornycroft’s Shallow Draught, 542
• North China; The Kaiping Colliery, 518
• Northwich Water Works, Wolstenholme’s Compound Pumping Engine at, 304
• Nut, Lock, Bayliss, Jones, and Bayliss’s, 433
• Opera, Paris, The Electric Light at the, 522, 516
• Ore, Rolls for Crushing, 461
• Ore Separator, Scott’s, 156
• Ores, Silver, The Amalgamation of, 559
• Otto Gas Engine, Crossley and Co.’s Vertical, 79
• Paris Milling Exhibition, The, 2
• Paris Opera, The Electric Light at the, 522, 546
• Paulista Railway, Compound Locomotive for (Webb’s System), Sharp, Stewart, and Co.’s, 610,614
• Paulista Railway, San Paulo, Brazil, Dtlbs and Co.’s Locomotive for the, 34, 35
• Peat Breaker, Bracher’s, 78
• Pelton’s Hurdy-Gurdy Water-Wheel, 433
• Perfecting and Duplex Single-Cylinder Printing Machine, Sauvee’s Combined, 583
• Perforated Candle-Moulding Machine, 5
• Permanent Way at the Inventions Exhibition, 341, 342
• Perret’s Furnace for Dust Fuel, 401
• Phenomenon, A Curious Electro-Chemical, 327
• Physical Science at the Inventions Exhibition, 397, 400, 595
• Pipe Joint, Corbett’s, 78
• Pipe Threads and Pipe, Standard, 605
• Plan of the Blochairn Steel Works, 296
• Plan of the Boston (U.S.A.) Main Drainage System, 556
• Plan of Clayton and Shuttleworth’s Stamp End Works, Lincoln, 97
• Plan of Denny and Co.’s Engine Works, Dumbarton, 221
• Plan of Denny and Co.’s Shipyard, The Leven, 219
• Plan of the Fairfield Works, Govan, Elder and Co.’s, 243
• Plan of the Glengarnock Steel Works, 176
• Plan of the Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, 122
• Plan of the Hallside Steel Works, 296
• Plan of the La Guaira and Caracas Railway, Venezuela, 344
• Plan of Marshall, Sons, and Co.’s Britannia Iron Works, Gainsborough, 118
• Plan of Napier and Co.’s Shipyard and Engine Works, Govan, 272, 273
• Plan of Nicholson and Son’s Trent Iron Works,
• Newark, 149 „
• Plan of Ruston, Proctor, and Co. s Sheaf Iron and Wood Works, Lincoln, 96
• Plan of the Singer Manufacturing Company’s Works at Kilbowie, 210
• Plan of the Spittlegate Iron Works, 71
• Plan of Thomsons’ Clydebank Shipyard and Engine Works, 269
• Planing Machine, Sharp, Stewart and Co. s, 223
• Planing and Slotting Machine, Shanks and Co.’s Combined, 227
• Plant for the Addie or Langloan Process, 459 Plant for the Alexander and M’Cosh Process, 388 Plant for the Henderson Process, 459
• Plate-Flattening Machine, Rush worth and Co.’s, 9 Plate-Straightening Machine, Britton’s, 321 Plate-Straightening Machine, Scriven and Co.’s, 619
• Pneumatic Telegraphs, 482
• Porrit’s Sack Hoist, 74
• Portable Hydraulic Rivetter, Higginson’s, 250
• Portland Cement, Testing, 145, 146
• Poutiloff Canal, The, 42
• Power by Gearing, Transmission of, 606, 607, 608
• Poyser’s Railway Chair, 341
• Price’s Candle-Making Machinery, 4, 5
• Printing Machine, Sauvde’s Combined Perfecting and Duplex Single-Cylinder, 583
• Prospecting Drill, Portable, 443
• Protractor, A New, 163
• Pulveriser, Nicholson and Son’s, 91
• Pump and Fire Extinguisher,The Worthington,465
• Pump, Warner and Sons’ Well Sinking, 396
• Pump, The Weston Mercury Vacuum, for Exhausting Incandescence Lamps, 130, 139
• Pumping Engine, Centrifugal, Gwynnes’ 30-in.
• “ Invincible,” 123, 125, 215
• Pumping Engine, Centrifugal, at the New Graving Dock, Aberdeen, Drysdale and Co.’s, 100
• Pumping Engine, Compound, at Whitacre, Birmingham, 247, 300
• Pumping Engine, Wolstenholme’s Compound :
• Northwich Water Works, 304
• Pumping Engines, Sewage, at Boston, U.S.A., 556, 557, 560, 561
• Pumps for Dip Workings, Morison and Armstrong’s, 468
• Pumps, Hathorn, Davey, and Co.’s Deep Well, 55, 60
• Pumps at the Inventions Exhibition, 396
• Punching Machine, Multiple ; Britannia Iron
• Works, Gainsborcugh, 119
• Purification of the Thames, The,” 182
• Pyrometer, Saintignon’s, 226
• Quenepe, View near; La Guaira and Caracas Railway, Venezuela, 352
• Radial Drilling Machine, Asquith’s, 246
• Rag Engine, Umpherston’s, 198
• Rail Joint, The Gibbon, 342
• Railroad, The Meigs Elevated, 586
• Railway Carriage Windows, Hill’s Arrangement for Securing, 160
• Railway Carriages, Boyle’s System of Ventilating, 313
• Railway Chair, Poyser’s, 341
• Railway, The La Guaira and Caracas, Venezuela, 344, 345, 352, 373, 376
• Railway, Paulista, Compound Locomotive for (Webb’s System), Sharp, Stewart, and Co.’s, 610, 614
• Railway, Paulista, San Paulo, Brazil, Dtlbs and Co.’s Locomotive for the, 34, 35
• Railway Signals, Davis’s Locking Gear for, 531
• Rainforth and Sons’ Adjustable Corn Screen, 74
• Ransome and Co.’s Cask-Making Machinery, 148, 149,151 . J
• Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies’ Horizontal Engine with Girder Frame, 60
• Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies’ Whippietrees, 78
• Regenerative Burner, The Bower, 134
• Regenerative Burner, The Clark, 134
• Regenerative Burner, The Wenham, 134
• Regenerative ^as Kiln, Dunnachie’s Continuous, 372
• Registers, Watchmen s Time, 391, 392
• Repairing Broken Crankshafts, 385
• Reservoir, The Whitacre ; Birmingham Corporation Water Works, 301
• Reversing Engine, Allen and Co.’s Steam and Hydraulic, 12
• Rifle Ranges, Signalling and Interlocking Apparatus for, 623
• Riley’s Cupola Furnaces, 280
• River Tunnels, Maynard and Cooke’s Proposed
• Method of Constructing, 153
• Rivetter, Higginson’s Portable Hydraulic, 250
• Rivetting Machine, Hydraulic ; Forth Bridge, 523
• Rivetting Machine, Smith and Co.’s Hydraulic, 317
• Road-Sweeping Machine, Taylor’s, 337
• Robey and Co.’s Horizontal Engine, 263
• Robey’s Semi-Portable Engine, The, 481
• Robey and Co.’s Semi-Portable Engine with
• Electric Governor, 206
• Rock Drill, The Barrow, 446
• Rock Drill, The Beaumont, 442
• Rock Drill, Cranston’s, 416
• Rock Drill, Gulland’s Diamond, 510, 511
• Rock Drill, Holman Brothers’, 417
• Rogers’s Station Indicator, 156
• Roller and Sphere Machinery, 509
• Rolls for Crushing Ore, 464
• Roof of the Huddersfield Station, 384
• Root’s Boilers at the Whitacre Pumping Station, Birmingham, 297
• Rotary Blower, Beck and Co.’s, 396
• Rudder, Lucas’s Temporary, 324
• Rushworth and Co’s Plate-Flattening Machine, 9
• Russell and Co.’s Sixty-Ton Steam Derrick Crane at Port-Glasgow, 564
• Russian Government Submarine Torpedo Boat (System Gourbet), 493, 496
• Ruston, Proctor, and Co.’s Sheaf Iron and Wood Works, Lincoln, Plan of the, 96
• Ruston, Proctor, and Co.’s Vertical Engine and Boiler, 53
• Sack Hoist, Porrit’s, 74
• Safety Gear, Lewis and Massey’s Automatic, 441 Saintignon’s Pyrometer, 226
• Sauv^e’s Combined Perfecting and Duplex Single
• Cylinder Printing Machine, 583
• Saw-Sharpening Machine, Martinier’s Band Saw, 420
• Saw-Sharpening Machine, Sterne and Co.’s, 317
• Scott’s Ore Separator, 156
• Screen, Corn, Rainforth and Sons’ Adjustable, 74 Screens for Cement Manufacture, Glover’s, 512 Seri ven and Co.’s Plate-Straightening Machine, 619 Self • Recording Meteorological Instruments,
• Draper’s, 534, 535
• Sewage Pumping Engines at Boston, U.S.A., 560, 561
• Shallow Draught Nile Steamer “ Ernest,” Thorny-croft’s, 542
• Shanks and Co.’s Combined Planing and Slotting Machine, 227
• Sharp’s Process of Coiling Metal Tubes, 485
• Sharp, Stewart, and Co.’s Compound Locomotive for the Paulista Railway (Webb’s System), 610, 614
• Sharp, Stewart, and Co.’s Planing Machine, 223 Sheaf Iron and Wood Works, Lincoln, Ruston,
• Proctor, and Co.’s, Plan of the, 96
• Sheppard’s Coal-Washing Machine, 510
• Shipyard and Engineering Works, Clydebank, Thomsons’, Plan of, 269
• Shipyard, The Leven, Denny and Co.’s, Plan of, 219
• Shipyard and Engine Works, Govan, Napier and Co.’s, Plan of, 272, 273
• Show, The Smithfield Club :
• Chimney Lifter, J. T. Marshall and Co.’s, 573 Spark Catcher, Garrett and Sons’, 573
• Steering Gear for Traction Engines, Aveling ; and Porter’s, 573
• Signalling Apparatus, Standard ; London and North-Western Railway, 472
• Signalling and Interlocking Apparatus for Rifle Ranges, 623
• Signals, Railway, Davis’s Locking Gear for, 531
• Silo with Hydraulic Seal, Howard’s, 75, 77
• Silo Press, Blunt’s, 75
• Silo and Silo Press, Bayliss, Jones, and Bayliss’s, 75
• Silver Ores, The Amalgamation of, 559
• Simpson and Denison’s 21-ft. Gig and Engines, 5
• Singer Manufacturing Company’s Works at Kil-bowie, The, 210
• Sleepers, Howard’s Tramway, 76
• S1Coinfined, 227ninSMaChine’ Shanks and Co-’8
• BridSe Chair, 341
• Smith n°-’? hydraulic Rivetting Machine, 317
• Sm lh £?• 8 Keel-Rivetting Machine, 317 sXr Heat S537en8’8 Hydraulio Hoists, 369
• er’ Gar^tt and Sons’, 573
• □park Catcher, Tyrer’s 60
• Speed Indicator, Hedges’, 196
• qR;^enaudnRoller Mechanism, Shaw’s, 509
• Spiral Candle-Moulding Machine, 5
• Spittlegate Iron Works, Plan of the, 71
• Wheel, Aveling and Porter’s, 79
• Staffordshire” Boiler, Whittle’s, 476 stamp End Works, Lincoln, Clayton and Shuttleworth’s, Plan of the, 97
• ^Pe and Pipe Threads, 605
• Standards of Length as Applied to Gauge Dimensions, 580, 624, 625
• Stanley’s Protractor, 163
• | Station, Huddersfield, Roof of the, 384
• i Station Indicator, 156
• Station near Laiquitia ; La Guaira and Caracas
• Railway, Venezuela, 345
• Steam Derrick Crane, Sixty-Ton, at Port-Glasgow, Russell and Co.’s, W64
• Steam Dredger, The “Tilbury,” Hunter and English’s, 566, 568
• Steam Ferry, The Isle of Wight, Mason’s, 126,127
• Steam and Hydraulic Reversing Engine, Allen and Co.’s, 12
• Steam Navvy, Dunbar and Ruston’s, 180, 203
• Steam Tramway Locomotive, Merryweather and Sons’, 230
• Steel Company of Scotland’s Works, Plan of the, 296
• Steel Works, The Glengarnock, Plan of, 176
• Steering Gear for Traction Engines, Aveling and
• Porter’s, 573
• Stern-Wheel Steamer for the Brazilian Government, Forrestt and Sons’, 202
• Sterne and Co.’s Saw-Sharpening Machine, 317
• Sterne and Co.’s Twist Drill Grinding Machine, 320
• Stetefeldt Furnace, The, 293
• Still, The Feldmand, 460
• Stone-Breaker, Baxter and Co.’s, 441
• Straightening Machine, Scriven and Co.’s Plate, 619
• Submarine Torpedo Boat (System Gourbet) for the Russian Government, 493, 496
• “ Surprise” and “ Alacrity,” H.M.S., Boilers of, 447, 450, 591
• Surveying Level, 14-in., 397
• Tar and Ammonia from Blast Furnaces, 388, 410, 459, 460
• Taylor’s Road-Sweeping Machine, 337
• Telegraph Indicator, Lloyd’s, 324
• Telegraphs, Pneumatic, 482
• Telephone at the Antwerp Exhibition, The; 331
• Temporary Rudder, Lucas’s, 324
• Tenoning Machine, Furness and Co.’s, 289
• Testing Portland Cement, 145, 146
• Thames, Purification of the, 182
• Theatres, The Electric Light in, 404, 453, 454
• Thomsons’ Clydebank Shipyard and Engineering
• Works, Plan of, 269
• Thornycroft’s Shallow - Draught Nile Steamer, “Ernest,” 542
• Thornycroft’s Torpedo Boat with Hydraulic Propulsion, 26, 27, 585
• “ Tilbury,” Hunter and English’s Steam Dredger,
• 566, 568
• Time Registers, Watchmen’s, 391, 392
• Tip Wagon, Percival Fowler’s, 361
• Tools, Machine ; Drilling Machines, 583, 584
• Torpedo Boat, Submarine (System Gourbet), for the Russian Government, 493, 496
• Torpedo Boat, Thornycroft’s, with Hydraulic Propulsion, 26, 27, 585
• Traction Engine and Crane, Aveling and Porter s,
• Traction Engine, Fowler and Co.’s Coupled, 79
• Traction Engines, Aveling and Porter’s Steering
• Gear for, 573
• Train Communicator, Hall s, 485
• Train Pipe Indicator, Kapteyn’s, 348, 349
• Tram Rail and Clamp, The Adlard, 342
• Tramway Locomotive, Merryweather and Sons
• Steam, 230
• Tramway Sleepers, Howard’s, 76
• Transit Instruments and Lamps, Latimer Clark’s, 400 , -
• Transmission of Power by Gearing, 606, 607, 608
• Trent Iron Works, Newark, Nicholson, and Son’s, Plan of, 149
• Triple-Expansion Engines of the s.s. “ Meteor,” 172,173
• Tubular Boilers, 409
• Tunnels, River, Maynard and Cooke’s Proposed
• Method of Constructing, 153
• Turbine, The Waverley, 368
• Twist Drill Cutting Machine, Greenwood and Batley’s Double-Headed, 590
• Twist Drill Grinding Machine, Sterne and Co.’s, 320
• Twist Drills, 587
• Tyrer’s Spark Catcher, 60
• Umpherston’s Rag Engine, 198
• Vacuum Pump, The Weston Mercury, for Exhausting Incandescence Lamps, 130, 139
• Valve Gear, Davey’s Differential, 226
• Valve, Messenger’s, 43
• Ventilating Railway Carriages, Boyle’s System of, 313
• Vertical Compound Mill Engine, Douglas and Grant’s, 603
• Vertical Engine and Boiler, Ruston, Proctor, and Co.’s, 53
• Vertical Otto Gas Engine, Crossley and Co.’s, 79
• Viaduct, El Chorro ; La Guaira and Caracas Railway, Venezuela, 345
• Vipan and Headley’s Whippietrees, 78
• Wagon, Tip, Percival Fowler’s, 361
• Waltham Watch, The, 15
• Warner and Sons’ Well-Sinking Pump, 396
• Waste-Water Meter, Deacon’s, 488, 489
• Watchmen’s Time Registers, 391, 392
• Water Motor, Allin’s, 492
• Water Pumped and Rental Received by the Birmingham Water Works Co. ; Diagram, 299
• Water Wheel, Pelton’s Hurdy-Gurdy, 433
• Water Works, Birmingham Corporation, 247, 297, 299, 300, 301
• Watt and Co.’s Compound Pumping Engines at Whitacre, Birmingham, 247, 300
• Waverley Turbine, Duncan Brothers’, 368
• Webb’s Compound Locomotive, 610, 614
• Webb’s Signalling Apparatus ; London and North-Western Railway, 472
• Welford Brothers’ High-Speed Engine, 385
• Well Pumps, 55, 60
• Wells’s Balanced Compound Engine, 469
• Well-Sinking Pump, Warner and Sons’, 396
• Wenham Regenerative Burner, The, 134
• Weston’s Centrifugal Machine, 492
• Weston Mercury Vacuum Pump for Exhausting Incandescence Lamps, The, 130, 139
• Weston System of Electric Lighting, New Yorkf The, 86, 87
• Weston System of Incandescent Lamp Fittings, The, 168, 169
• Wheel, Avelingand Porter’s Spring, 79
• Whippietrees, Corbett’s, 78
• Whippietrees, Davey, Sleep, and Co.’s, 78
• Whippietrees, Kell, Meats, and Co.’s, 78
• Whippietrees, Knapp and Co.’s, 78
• Whippietrees, Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies’, 78
• Whippietrees, Vipan and Headley’s, 78
• Whitacre, Details of Compound Pumping Engines at, 247, 300
• Whitacre Pumping Station, Birmingham, Root’s Boilers at the, 297
• Whitacre Reservoir, The ; Birmingham Corporation Water Works, 301
• Whittle’s “Staffordshire” Boiler, 476
• Willans Receiver Compound Engine, The ; Diagrams, 18
• Windows, Railway Carriage, Hill’s Arrangement for Securing, 160
• Wolstenholme’s Compound Pumping Engine;
• Northwich Water Works, 304
• Wood’s Corn Mill, 82
• Wood-Working Machinery at the Inventions Exhibition, 148,149, 151, 420, 421
• Worssam and Co.’s General Joiner, 420, 421
• Worthington Pump and Fire Extinguisher, The, 465