Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Index: Letters to the Editor

Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Letters to the Editor Index.

Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Letters to the Editor Index.

Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Letters to the Editor Index.

Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Letters to the Editor Index.

Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Letters to the Editor Index.

Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Letters to the Editor Index.

Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Letters to the Editor Index.

Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Letters to the Editor Index.

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Letters to the Editor

• Addresses, Patentees’—Thomas Moy, 576
• Air Currents, Experiments with—H. C. Ahr-becker and Son, 287
• Air Currents, Experiments with—Horatio Phillips, 200, 253
• Atkinson’s Differential Gas Engine—J. C. R. Okes, 200
• Awards, Jury—George Kent, 200
• Awards, Jury—J. A. Muller, C.E., 185
• Awards, Jury—Alex. Turnbull and Co., 382
• Bell Buoys—S. B. Goslin, 383
• Bessemer Steel, Large Output of—W. H. Greenwood, 445
• Bessemerising Copper Mattes—Cuprum, 200
• Bichromate Batteries—W. N., 408, 445
• Bichromate Batteries—H. Twyford, 422
• Boats, Submarine—Cochran and Co., 360
• Boiler Explosion, The Tourcoing—G. G. M. Hardingham, 7
• Boiler Explosions Act, The—Observer, 526
• Boiler Insurance—Michael Longridge, 494
• Boiler Insurance—Roger Smith, 525
• Brakes, Railway—G. Mitchell, 326
• Brakes, Railway—Henry Prince, M.S.A., 326
• Brakes, Return, The Continuous—Clement E. Stretton, 311, 360
• Bridge-Building, Iron for—Walter Shellshear, 114
• Bridge, The Cabin John—M. C. Meigs, 408
• Bridge Work, Novel Method of Erecting— Hubert Bland, 164
• Bridges, Designing Highway—J. A. L. Waddell, 114
• British Commerce, The Future of—Survival of the Fittest, 128
• Buoys, Bell—S. B. Goslin, 383
• Cabin John Bridge, The—M. C. Meigs, 408
• Canal Lifts—W. Howard White, 359
• Canal, The Suez—G. T., 549
• Chatham Pier, Collapse of—Richard Hartland, 164
• China, Engineering in—J. W. C. Haldane, 164
• Chinese Industrial Progress—Hathorn, Davey, and Co., 550
• Chinese Industrial Progress — W. Lawford, M.I.C.E., 550
• Chinese Industrial Progress—Liang Poo Chan, 527
• Chinese Progress—C. W. Kinder, C.E., 576
• Chronometers, Errors in—Francis Mason, 7
• Clock, The Great, at Lucknow—W. G., 275
• Coal Whips—John Duckitt, 7
• Collapse of Chatham Pier—Richard Hartland, 164
• Compound Locomotives—Argus, 251, 309, 349, 358, 406, 419, 479, 491, 548, 597
• Compound Locomotives—R. M. Baily, Jun., 494
• Compound Locomotives—William H. Booth.
• 274, 326
• Compound Locomotives—Brazilian, 200
• Compound Locomotives—Duplex, 445
• Compound Locomotives — Charles J. Ennor, A.M.I.C.E., 382, 445, 574
• Compound Locomotives—Eupatoria, 612
• Compound Locomotives—Druitt Halpin, 274
• Compound Locomotives—Henry Harrison, 327
• Compound Locomotives—Thos. Hunt, 310
• Compound Locomotives—Inquirer, 382, 444, 526, 575, 612
• Compound Locomotives—L., 359
• Compound Locomotives—Learner, 359
• Compound Locomotives—F. Lister, 327
• Compound Locomotives—P. M., 445
• Compound Locomotives—Marine Engineer, 359
• Compound Locomotives—Junius Minimus, 422
• Compound Locomotives—Henry Monk, 478
• Compound Locomotives—Observer, 310
• Compound Locomotives—An Old Subscriber of
• Twenty Years’ Standing, 382
• Compound Locomotives—M. P., 612
• Compound Locomotives—Alexander Remeolchs, 421
• Compound Locomotives—Robert H. Smith, 4(8
• Compound Locomotives—Taite and Carlton, 445
• Compound Locomotives—J. A. Timmis, A.M., Inst. C.E., 274
• Compound Locomotives—Traveller, 237, 403
• Compound Locomotives—Thomas Urquhart, 478
• Compound Locomotives—H. E. W., 421
• Compound Locomotives—X., 237, 274, 359, 382, 408, 526, 612
• Compound Locomotives—Z., 274
• Compound Locomotives—R. Ziese, 252, 480
• Condensers, Evaporative Surface—Novus Homo, 676
• Condensers, Evaporative Surface—W. R. Pidgeon, 527
• Continuous Brakes Return, The—Clement E.
• Stretton, 311, 360
• Copper Mattes, Bessemerising—Cuprum, 200
• Copper Regulus, Pneumatising—John Dixon, 186, 527
• Cork-Cutting Machinery—J. W. Hawdon, 8
• Couplings, Railway—Clement E. Stretton, C.E., 422
• Crank Axles, Locomotive—George Brown, 310, 525
• Crank Axles, Locomotive-Clement E. Stretton, 327
• Crank-Pins, Lubricating—R. and W., 81
• Crank-Pins, Lubricating—Geo. B. Richard, 114
• Crank-Pins, Lubricating—Trier Bros., 114
• Cruisers, The New United States—An English Traveller, 360
• Curious Electro - Chemical Phenomenon, A — John E. Chaster, 360
• Curious Electro-Chemical Phenomenon, A—B. H.
• Thwaite, 327, 408
• Currents of Air, Experiments with—Aeronaut, 186
• Currents of Air, Experiments with—H. C. Ahr-becker and Son, 237
• Currents of Air, Experiments with—Thomas Moy, 186, 237
• Dalzell Steel Works, The—Robert Harvey and Co., 477
• Deacon’s Waste-Water Meter System—J. A., 528, 576
• Deacon’s Waste-Water Meter System—W. D., 528
• Designing Highway Bridges—J. A. L. Waddell, 114
• Draught in Large Steamers, Forced—G. B.
• Richards, 113
• Drysdale v. Gwynne—John W. W. Drysdale, 128
• Drysdale v. Gwynne—John Gwynne, 114, 164
• Effects of Stress, The—X. Y. Z., 275
• Electric Lighting—Alfred Jonas, 550
• Electro-Chemical Phenomenon, A Curious—John
• E. Chaster, 360
• Electro-Chemical Phenomenon, A Curious—B. H.
• Thwaite, 327, 408
• Engineer Services, The Indian—Civil Engineer, 7 Engineering in China—J. W. C. Haldane, 164 Engineering Profession, The—B., 526
• Engineering Trade of Sunderland, The Strike in the—John Haswell, 576
• English and American Railway Speed—H. B., 186 English and American Railway Speed—Edward
• Bates Dorsey, M. Am. Soc. C.E., 164
• Errors in Chronometers—Francis Mason, 7
• Evaporative Surface Condensers—Novus Homo, 576
• Evaporative Surface Condensers—W. R. Pidgeon, 527
• Experiments with Air Currents-Aeronaut, 186
• Experiments with Air Currents—H. C. Ahrbecker and Son, 237
• Experiments with Air Currents—Thomas Moy, 186, 237
• Experiments with Air Currents—Horatio Phillips, 200, 253
• Explosions Act, The Boiler—Observer, 526
• Exports, Home—Thomas Robertson, 383
• Factories, Steel Gun, in the United States— W. H. Jaques, 200
• Flying Machines—Walter F. Bell, M.I.C.E.I., 575
• Flying Machines—Thomas Moy, 600
• Force and Tension—E. Aldred Williams, 311
• Forced Draught in Large Steamers—G. B.
• Richards, 113
• Forgings, Heavy—J. M. Tulloch, 598
• Frames, Stern—J. F. Hall, 550
• Future of British Commerce, The—Survival of the Fittest, 123
• Gardner Machine Gun, The—The Platt and Whitney Company, 253
• Gas Engine, Atkinson’s Differential—J. C. R. Okes, 200
• Girders, Launching Continuous—Robert Totth, 527
• Gold, The Volatilisation of—V. W. Delves Broughton, 477
• Governor, Marine Engine—Fridolf Frson Alm-qvist, 408
• Governor, Marine Engine—C. Burnett, 445
• Governors, Marine Engine — A. A. Common, F.R.S., 419
• Great Clock at Lucknow, The—W. G., 275
• Guildford, Sewage Purification at—S. Geoghegan, 526
• Gun, The Gardner Machine—The Platt and Whitney Company, 253
• Gwynne v. Drysdale—John W. W. Drysdale, 128
• Gwynne v. Drysdale—John Gwynne, 114, 164
• Heavy Forgings—J. M. Tulloch, 598
• Heavy Forgings, The Manipulation of—P. W. Ramsay, 576
• Home Exports—Thomas Robertson, 383
• Ice-Making Machinery—Arch. H. Farquharson,
• Imperial Defences for Protection of Commerce— George Fawcus, 58
• Improvements, Railway—Albert E. Adlard, 36, 128
• Improvements, Railway—Thos. H. Gibbon, C.E., 7, 57
• Incandescent Lamps, Tests of—Woodhouse and Rawson, 576
• Indian Engineer Services, The—Civil Engineer, 7 Indicator, The Reflecting—Fred. R. Low, 186 Industrial Progress, Chinese—Hathorn, Davey, * and Co., 550
• Industrial Progress, Chinese—W. Lawford, M.I.C.E.,550
• Industrial Progress, Chinese—Liang Poo Chan, 527
• Institute, The Iron and Steel—F. J. R. Carulla,
• t Rniler—Michael Longridge, 494
• Insurance, Boi ei smith, 525
• Insurance, Walter Shellshear, 114
• Iron for The—F. J. K. Carulla,
• Iron and Steel Institute, me
• 253
• Jury Awards—GeorgeKent, 200 ,
• S Awards—Al^' Turnbull and Co., 382
• Kingdon’s Tandem Engine -Simpson and Deni-son, 81
• La Guaira and Caracas Railway, The-J. W.
• Grover, M.I.C.E., 399 Green-
• Large Output of Bessemer Steel-W. 11. ureen
• Law? The New Patent-An Associate of the Royal
• School of Mmes, 444 ■n«».ninv
• Law, The New Patent-Gem-ge A. Barchay, a28
• Law, The New Patent—A. T. Booth, ,548 „
• Law, The New Patent— Caveat Emptor, 4--
• Law, The New Patent-William C ark, 422, 4/7 Law The New Patent-Edward Held, C.E., 422 Law, The New Patent—Wm. Gresham and Da' les,
• 478
• Law, The New Patent—G. G. M. Hardingham, 444
• Law, The New Patent-F. W. Haydock, 4/8
• Law, The New Patent—Thomas Hunt, 7, 58
• Law, The New Patent-A Patentee, 408,,528
• 1 Law, The New Patent-J. Richardson, 30
• 1 Law, The New Patent—S. J. 8., 548
• 1 Law, The New Patent-Jas. Swinburne, 36
• i Law and Providence—R. Hartland, 237
• i Life of a Shallow Water Cable, The—The Author of “ Telegraph and Travel,” 408
• Lifts, Canal—W. Howard White, 359
• Lighting, Electric—Alfred Jonas, 550
• Locomotive Crank Axles—George Brown, 310, 525
• Locomotive Crank Axles—Clement E. Stretton, 327
• Locomotive for the Paulista Railway—Dlibs and
• Co., 275 .
• Locomotive for the Paulista Railway—D. M.
• Fox, 253
• Locomotive for the Paulista Railway—Walter J.
• Hammond, 527
• Locomotives, Compound—Argus, 251, 309, 349, 358, 406, 419, 479, 491, 548, 597
• Locomotives,Compound—R. M. Baity, Jun., 494
• Locomotives, Compound—William H. Booth, 274, 326
• Locomotives, Compound—Brazilian, 200
• Locomotives, Compound—Duplex, 445
• Locomotives, Compound—Charles J. Ennor,
• A.M.I.C.E., 382, 445, 574
• Locomotives, Compound—Eupatoria, 612
• Locomotives, Compound—Druitt Halpin, 274
• Locomotives, Compound—Henry Harrison, 327
• Locomotives, Compound—Thos. Hunt, 310
• Locomotives, Compound—Inquirer, 382, 444,526, 575, 612
• Locomotives, Compound—L., 359
• Locomotives, Compound—Learner, 359
• Locomotives, Compound—F. Lister, 327
• Locomotives, Compound—P. M., 445
• Locomotives, Compound—Marine Engineer, 359
• Locomotives, Compound—Junius Minimus, 422
• Locomotives, Compound—Henry Monk, 478
• Locomotives, Compound-Observer, 310
• Locomotives, Compound—An Old Subscriber of
• Twenty Years’ Standing, 382
• Locomotives, Compound—M. P., 612
• Locomotives, Compound—Alexander Remeolchs. 421
• Locomotives, Compound—Robert H. Smith, 408 Locomotives, Compound—Taite and Carlton, 445 Locomotives, Compound — J. A. Timmis,
• A.M. In$t. C.E , 274
• Locomotive*, Compound—Traveller, 237, 408
• Locomotives, Compound—Thomas Urquhart, 478
• Locomotives, Compound—H. E. W. 421
• Lo<CA°=m?.V/e,S’.,Compound—X-, 237, 274, 359, 382, 408, 526, 612
• Locomotives, Compound—Z., 274
• Locomotives, Compound—R.*Ziese, 252, 480
• Locomotives on the Paulista and St. Paulo Railways—D. M. Fox, 549
• London Sewage—Thames, 383
• SX?8’”-r"“ls
• Lubricating Crank-Pins—R. and W., 81
• Lubricating Crank-Pins—Geo. B. Richard 114
• Lubricating Crank-Pins-Trier Bros,, 114
• Machinery, Cork-Cutting—J. W Hawdon 8
• Machinery, Ice-Making-Arch. II. Farquharson,
• Machines, Flying-Waiter F. Bell, M.I.C.E.I.,
• Machines, Flying—Thomas Moy, 600 “alS.* H“” The—b. w.
• -PHOoM Freon Alm-
• Marine Engine Governor-C Burnett 44n
• Marine Engine Governors A a’ o F.R.S. 419 crnors—A. A. Common,
• Marine Engines, The Nominal Horse-Power of— Wm. Bury, 599, 613
• Marine Engines, Triple-Expansion—The Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, 327
• Marine Engines, The Weight of—Tyneside, 275 Meters, Water—J. A. Muller, C.E., 253
• Midland v. North-Eastern Railway—Novo Castrum, 58
• Milling, Roller-Henry Simon, M.I.M.E , 550 Moy’s Steam Boiler-Thomas Moy, 495
• Naval Reserve, The Royal—George B. Richards. 613 ’
• New United States Cruisers, The—An English Traveller, 360
• Nominal Horse-Power of Marine Engines, The — Wm. Bury, 599, 613
• North-Eastern Railway v. Midland—Novo Castrum, 58
• Notes from South Africa—P. France, 322
• Novel Method of Erecting Bridge Work—Hubert Bland, 164
• Overwork on Rail wavs : A Public Danger— Clement E. Stretton, C.E., 477
• Patent Law, The New—An Associate of the Royal School of Mines, 444
• Patent Law, The New—George A. Barclay, 528
• Patent Law, The New—A. T. Booth, 548
• Patent Law, The New—“ Caveat Emptor,” 422
• Patent Law, The New—William Clark, 422, 477
• Patent Law, The New—Edward Field, C.E., 422
• Patent Law, The New—Wm. Gresham and Davies, 478
• Patent Law, The New—G. G. M. Hardingham,
• Patent Law, The New—F. W. Haydock, 478
• Patent Law, The New—Thomas Hunt, 7, 58
• Patent Law, The New—A Patentee, 408, 528
• Patent Law, The New—J. Richardson, 36
• Patent Law, The New—S. J. S., 548
• Patent Law, The New—Jas. Swinburne, 36
• Patentees’ Addresses—Thomas Moy, 576
• Paulista Railway, Locomotive for the—Dtlbs and Co., 275
• Paulista Railway, Locomotive for the—D. M. Fox, 253
• Paulista Railway, Locomotive for—Walter J. Hammond, 527
• Paulista and St. Paulo Railways, Locomotives on the—D. M. Fox, 549
• Petroleum, Transportation of—J. H. Harris, 326 Petroleum, The Transportation of—Pengwern, 550
• Pneumatising Copper Regulus—John Dixon, 186, 527
• Preserving Timber—Henry Aitkin, 58
• Profession, The Engineering—B., 526
• Progress, Chinese—C. W. Kinder, C.E., 576 Protection of Commerce, Imperial Defences for— George Fawcus, 58
• Providence and Law—R. Hartland, 237
• Pumps, Ships’—H. G. Gourlay, 81
• Railway Brakes-G. Mitchell, 326
• Railway Brakes—Henry Prince, M.S.A., 326
• Railway Couplings—Clement E. Stretton, C.E., 422
• Railway Improvements—Albert E. Adlard, 36, 128 •
• Railway Improvements—Thos. H. Gibbon, C.E., 7, 57
• Railway, The La Guaira and Caracas—J. W. Grover, M.I.C.E., 399
• Railway Signal Lights—A. Hamilton Smythe, 327
• Railway Speed, English and American—I LB., 186
• Railway Speed, English and American—Edward Bates Dorsey, M. Am. Soc. C.E., 164
• Railways, Overwork on : A Public' Danger-Clement E. Stretton, C.E., 477
• Reflecting Indicator, The—Fred. R. Low, 186 Roller Milling-Henry Simon, M.I.M.E., 550
• Royal Naval Reserve, The—George B. Richards, 613
• Sewage, London—Thames, 383
• Sewage Purification at Guildford—S. Geoghegan, 526
• Shallow Water Cable, The Life of a—The Author of “ Telegraph and Travel,” 408
• Ships’ Pumps—H. G. Gourlay, 81
• Signal Lights, Railway—A. Hamilton Smythe, 327
• South Africa, Notes from—P. France, 322
• Steam Boiler, Moy’s—Thomas Moy, 495
• Steel Gun Factories in the United States—W. II.
• Jaques, 200
• Steel Works, The Dalzell—Robert Harvey and Co., 477
• Stern Frames—J. F. Hall, 550
• Stress, The Effects of—X. Y. Z., 275
• Strike in the Engineering Trade of Sunderland, The—John Haswell, 576
• Submarine Boats—Cochran and Co., 360
• Submarine Torpedo Boats—Polaris, 383
• Suez Canal, The—G. T., 549
• Swadlincote Accident, The; the Two-Minute Brake—Clement E. Stretton, Hon. Mem. A. S. Railway Servants, 186
• Sydney Tramways, The- Arthur N. Rowan, 326
• Tandem Engine, Kingdon’s—Simpson and Denison, 81
• Tension and Force—E. Aldred Williams, 311
• Tests of Incandescent Lamps—Woodhouse and Rawson, 576
• Timber, Preserving—Henry Aitken, 58
• Torpedo Boats, Submarine—Polaris, 38.3
• Tourcoing Boiler Explosion, The—G. G. M. Hardingham, 7
• Tramways, The Sydney—Arthur N. Rowan, 326
• Transportation of Petroleum—J. H. Harris, 326
• Transportation of Petroleum, The—Pengwem, 550 ,
• Triple-Expansion Marine Engines—The Risdon
• Iron and Locomotive Works, 327
• Two-Minute Brake, The ; the Swadlincote Accident—Clement E. Stretton, Hon. Mem. A. S. Railway Servants, 186
• Velocities, Wind Force and—M.LM.E., 81
• Velocity, Wind Force and—Horatio Phillips, 58
• Vertical Lathes—Egbert P. Watson, 58
• Volatilisation of Gold, The—V. W. Delves Broughton, 477
• Waste-Water Meter System,Deacon’s—J. A., 528, 576
• Waste-Water Meter System, Deacon’s—W. D., 528
• Water Meters—J. A. Muller, C.E., 253
• Water Supply, London—Francis Bolton and Percy T. Frankland, 576
• Weight of Marine Engines, The—Tyneside, 275
• Whips, Coal—John Duckitt, 7
• Wind Force and Velocities— M.I.M E., 81
• Wind Force and Velocity—Horatio Phillips, 58