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Engineering 1886 Jul-Dec: Index: General Index

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Engineering 1886 Jul-Dec: General Index.
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GENERAL INDEX

  • Accident on the “ Collingwood,” The, 320
  • Accidents on the Midland Railway, 478
  • Accidents, Railway, and the Severe Weather, 671
  • Adam’s Peak in Ceylon, Peculiar Sunrise Shadows of, 536
  • Address of the President of the Iron and Steel Institute, 373
  • Address of the President of Section A of the British Association, 281
  • Adelaide Rock Drill, The, 636
  • Administration, British Railway, 187
  • Administration, Our Ordnance,'399, 428
  • Administration, Workshop, 149
  • Advancement of Science, American Association for the, 39S

Agricultural Snow, The Rival, at Norwich : 49

  • Dairy, 53
  • Davey Motors, 51 Drill, The Excelsior, 58
  • Engine, Compound Semi-Portable, Garrett and Sons’, 50
  • Engine, Semi-Portable, Fowler and Co.’s, 49
  • Engines, Steam, 49 Ensilage, 52
  • Feed Water Heater, Kirkaldy and Burrell’s, 49
  • Gas Engines, 51 Implements, 52
  • Permanent Way, Howard’s Portable, 62
  • Sheaf Binder, Howards', 52
  • Spring Wheel for Traction Engines, Aveling and Porter’s, 49
  • Spring Wheel for Traction Engines, Mann’s, 49
  • Steering Gear for Traction Engines, Aveling and Porter’s, 49
  • Thrashing Machine, Marshall, Sons’, and Co., 52
  • Traction Engine, Compound, Fowler and Co.’s, 49
  • Ailsa Craig Fog Signal Machinery, 106
  • Aluminium, 39
  • America, Machine Guns in, 239
  • American Association for the Advancement of Science, 393
  • American Blast Furnace Practice, 457
  • American Cantilever Bridge, An, 271
  • American Cities, Underground Wires in, 139
  • American Cruiser, An, 250
  • American and English Railways, 201, 271
  • American Illuminated Fountain, An, 142
  • American Institute of Mining Engineers, The See Mining Engineers, The
  • American Institute of American Naval Failures, 623
  • American Project for the Persian Railways, The, 272
  • American Railroad Progress, 297
  • American Sanitation, 353
  • American Society of Civil Engineers, The (See Civil Engineers, The American Society of)
  • American Society of Mechanical Engineers, The (See Mechanical Engineers, The American Society of)
  • Ampèremeters and Volt, New, 430
  • Anderson, Sir John, 119
  • Annual Dinner of the Society of Engineers, 627
  • Anti-Incrustator in Steam Boilers, Sugar as an, 376
  • Armour, 425, 450, 603, 63C
  • Armour and Guns, 319, 425, 450
  • Armour-Piercing Projectiles, 401
  • Armour Plates, Rejected English, 142
  • Armour and Projectiles, Steel for, 667
  • Arsenal, Woolwich, 218
  • Art Metal, Japanese, 603
  • Asquith’s Railway Wheel Tyre Lathe, 155
  • Astronomical Instruments, 283
  • Atkinson’s Differential Gas Engine, 207
  • Atlantic and North-West Bridge at Lachine, The Contractor for the, 671
  • Atlantic Oil Steamer, A Pioneer, 245
  • Atlantic Passenger Steamers, 163, 196, 222
  • Atlantic Trade, The, and the Inman Company, 450
  • Auroral Sounds, 95
  • Australia and the Germans, 17
  • Australia, South, 451
  • Australian Frozen Meat Trade, The, 478
  • Australian Industries, 647, 657
  • Austro-Hungarian Lloyd’s, The, 651
  • Autographic Sewer Inspection, 555
  • Automatic Expansion Gear, Tangyc and Johnson’s, 314
  • Auxiliary Pumping Engine at Bradford Mater Works, 9
  • Aveling and Porter’s Steering Gear for Traction Engines, 49
  • Ball Thrust Bearing for Screw Shafts, Wells’s, 132
  • Balloon Photography, 167
  • Bar at Liverpool, The, 430
  • Barometer, The Recent Low Readings of the, 627
  • Barrels, Slack, The Manufacture of, by Machinery, 325, 336
  • Bartholdi Statue, The, 585
  • Basic Steel, 606
  • Basic Steel Process, Chemistry of the, 240
  • Baton, An Optical, 579
  • Batoum, The Future of, 69
  • Batteries, Electric, 309
  • Batteries, Secondary, 302, 309
  • Battery, A Lead Peroxide, 65L
  • Battery, A Paste, 322
  • Battery, Primary, The Regent, 188
  • Battery, Thermal, A New, 167, 193
  • Beams, Stress in, 455
  • Beckton Gas Works, The, 218
  • Belfast Water Works, 95, 618
  • Belgian Metallurgical Industry, 478
  • Belgian State Railways, Locomotives on the, 463
  • Belgium, A New Bone Cave in, 579
  • Bell, Professor, The Graphophone of, 90
  • Bell’s High-Pressure Filter, 262
  • Belt Dynamometer, Ganz’s, 260
  • Belting, The Transmission of Power by, 127
  • “Benbow,” H.M.S., 431
  • Bennett’s Hydraulic Hoist, 289
  • Berlin, The Progress of, 95
  • Berry and Sons’ Multiple Radial Drilling Machine, 613
  • Berry's Hydraulic Rivetting Machinery, 80
  • Bertrams’ Horizontal Compound Engine, 444
  • Bertrams’ Paper Calendering and Cutting Machines, 662
  • Bessemer Converters, 386, 390
  • Bessemer Process, The, 406
  • Bethlehem Iron Company’s Works, The, 4
  • “Big Guns,” 317, 372
  • Bill, the Electric Lighting, Withdrawal of, 68
  • Birmingham Compressed Air Power Scheme, 336, 343
  • Birmingham District Drainage Board, 275, 287
  • Birmingham Local Industries Exhibition, The, 361
  • Birmingham Water Supply, 334
  • Bismuth, Fluorescence of, 533
  • Black Sea, More Steamers for the, 533
  • Black Sea, Port Improvements in the, 142, 376
  • Blackpool Electric Tramway, 2S6
  • Blake’s Direct-Acting Steam Pump, 32
  • Blank Railway Programme for Russia, A, 671
  • Blast Furnace Practice, 457, 513
  • Blast of Granite, Monster, 117
  • Block-Setting Crane, Fifty-Ton; Roker Pier Works, Sunderland, 379
  • Bloxwich, Boiler Explosion at, 191
  • Blythe’s New Galvanometer, Professor, 580
  • Boards, Local, The Natural History of, 1, 91, 440, 465
  • Boat, A New Torpedo, 66S
  • Boats, Ships’, Wilson’s System of Housing, 132
  • Boats, Small Torpedo, Thornycroft’s, 273
  • Boiler, “Balloon,” Explosion of a, 602
  • Boiler Explosion at Birkenhead—A Tug-Boat
  • Blown Up, 272
  • Boiler Explosion at Bloxwich, 194
  • Boiler Explosion at Boston, 603
  • Boiler Explosion at Hull, 505, 530, 552
  • Boiler Explosion atShcliicld, Fatal, 402, 501
  • Boiler Explosions, 325
  • Boiler Flues, Rend ill and Gent’s Turning and Drilling Machine for, 637
  • Boiler Furnace, Silvester’s, 327
  • Boiler, The Genetic, 483
  • Boiler Legislation, 527
  • Boiler Plates, Steel, 482
  • Boiler Radiation Tests, 101
  • Boiler-Shell Drilling Machine, Rushworth and Co.’s, 420 . J „
  • Boilers and Engines of the s.s. “Nulli Secunda, 491, 545
  • Boilers, Locomotive, Longitudinal Grooving in, 599 ... XU
  • Boilers and Triple-Expansion Engines of the s.s. “ Westmoreland,” 7, 71
  • Boilers, Yarrow’s Torpedo Boat, 180
  • Bolton Sewage Works, The, 445
  • Bone Cave in Belgium, A New, 579
  • Borries’ Compound Locomotives, 67
  • Bradford Water Works, Auxiliary Pumping Engine at, 9
  • Brake Returns, Continuous, 449
  • Brass Chains, Indian, 415
  • Brass, A Lubricant for, 107
  • Brazil, The Physical Geography of, 162
  • Breaker, Bucknill’s Contact, 622
  • Brewers’ Exhibition, The, 453
  • Brick Masonry in Design, 194
  • Bridge, An American Cantilever, 271
  • Bridge, Long Span Railway, Canadian, 157
  • Bridge, The Northwich Town, 452
  • Bridge at Oporto, Double Road, 7
  • Bridge over the River Thames at Putney, 85
  • Bridge, Steel Cantilever Railway, over the St. John River, N.B., Canada, 131, 207, 258, 327, 392
  • Bridge, The Tay, 664
  • Bridges, Girder, 270
  • Briquettes of Goal, andc., Use of Treacle for Making, 193

British Association, The : 240, 268

  • Address of the President of Section A, 281
  • Astronomical Instruments, 283
  • Birmingham Water Supply, 334
  • Chemical Science Section, The, 268
  • Corporation Sewage Farm, 312
  • Coventry Cycle Works, 338
  • Divided Currents, 282
  • Drinking Water, 311
  • Electric Motors, 283
  • Electric Railway Lamp, 333
  • Excursions, The, 312
  • Grenada Eclipse Expedition, 281
  • Hamstead Colliery, 313
  • Hardness of Metals, The, 311
  • Lye Fireclay Works, 313
  • Mechanical Science Section, The, 269
  • Multiplex Telegraphy, 309, 333
  • Needle and Fishing Tackle Works, 338
  • Piggott and Co.’s Works, Birmingham, 611
  • Rheostat, An Improved, 283
  • Stoke Salt Works, 312
  • On Absorption Spectra of Uranium Salts, by Dr. Russell, F.R.S., and Mr. W. Lapraik, 268
  • On the Air of Dwellings and Schcols and its Relation to Disease, by Professor T. Carnclly, 268
  • On Some Points for Consideration of English Engineers with Reference to the Design of Girder Bridges, by Messrs. W. Shclford, M.I.C.E.,and A. II. Shield, A.M.I.C.E., 270
  • On the Louisville and New Albany Bridge, by Messrs. T. C. Clarke and C. Macdonald, 271
  • On Freezing as an Aid to the Sinking of Foundations, by Mr. O. Reichcnbach, 271
  • On the Lafitte Process of Welding Metals, by Mr. William Anderson, 271
  • On Furnaces for the Manufacture of GIas3 and Steel on the Open Hearth, by Mr. John Head, 271
  • On American and English Railways, in Reference to Couplings, Buffers, and Gauge, with a Suggested Improvement in Couplings, by Mr. William P. Marshall, 271
  • On Hydraulic Attachment to Sugar Mills, by Mr. Duncan Stewart, 272
  • On Forced Draught, by Mr. J. R. Fothcrgill, 272
  • On the Electric Illumination of Lighthouses, hv Dr. J. Hopkinson, M.A., D. Sc., F.R.S., 274,333
  • On Improvements in Electric Safety Lamps, by Mr. J. W. Swan, M.A., 274, 334
  • On Primarj’ Batteries, by A. René Upward, 274
  • On the Wclshach System of Gas-Lighting by Incandescence, by Mr. Conrad W. Cooke, 274, 337
  • On the Sphere and Roller Mechanism, by Professor Hele Shaw and Edward Shaw, A.M.I.C.E., 274,336
  • On the Crampton Locomotive, by Mr. T. R. Crampton, 274
  • On the Birmingham District Drainage Board, by Mr. E. Till, 275, 287
  • On Distributing Electricity by Transformers, by Mr. Charles Zipernowsky, 275
  • On Recent Improvements in the Manufacture of Rifle Barrels, by Mr. Arthur Greenwood, M.I.C.E., 276
  • On Recent Improvements in Sporting Guns and their Accessories, by Mr. Samuel B. Allport, Chairman of the Birmingham Gun Trade, 275
  • On Lighthouses and Marine Signals, by Sir James N. Douglass, M.I.C.E., 276, 303, 329
  • On Our Experimental Knowledge of Certain Properties of -Matter, by Mr. P. T. Main, 282
  • On the New Current-Weigher for the Absolute Determination of the Strength of an Electric Current, by Professor James Blyth, 282
  • On Colour Vision, 282
  • On Standards of Light, 282
  • On the Intensity of Reflection from Glass and other Surfaces, by Lord Rayleigh, 282
  • On the Loss which White Light Suffers in Passing through Glass, by Sir John Conroy, 282
  • On Electrical Standards, 282
  • On the Migration of the Ions, by Professor Oliver Lodge, 282
  • On the Electric Resistance of Magnetite, by Professor Silvanus Thompson, 283
  • On the Decomposition of Acid Water with Minute Electrodes, by Professor McLeod, 283
  • On Induction between Wire and Wire, by Mr. Preece, 283
  • On a New Galvanometer Scale, by Mr. Preeco and Mr. II. R. Kempe, 283
  • On the Resistance of Metals, by Mr. Bottomley, 283
  • On Wave Motion, by Sir William Thomson, 283
  • On the Compound Steam Engine, by Mr. J. Richardson, 284
  • On a New High-Speed or Hydraulic Engine, by Mr. Arthur Rigg, 284
  • On Points Connected with the Illumination of Lighthouses, by Mr. J. R. Wigham, 285
  • On Soap Bubbles, by Mr. A. W. Rucker, F.R.S., 285
  • On the Blackpool Electric Tramway, by Mr. M. H. Smith, 286
  • On Automatic Pumping of Sewage by High- Pressure Water, by Mr. Baldwiu Latham, M.I.C.E., 287
  • On the Recent Progress in Secondary Batteries, by Messrs. Bernard Drake and J. Marshall Gorham, 302, 300
  • On the Colours of Metals and Alloys, by Professor \V. C. Roberts-Austen, 300
  • On the Upward Battery, by Mr. Rend Upward, 309
  • On Delany's System of Multiplex Telegraphy, by Mr. W. H. Preecc, 309, 333
  • On the Electric Lighting of the Cannock Chase Collieries, by Mr. A. Sopwith, 310, 325
  • On Dynamos for Electro-Metallurgy, by Professor G. Forbes, 310
  • On the Advantages to the Science of Terrestrial Magnetism to he Obtained from an Expedition to the Region within the Antarctic Circle, by Captain Ettrick Creak, R.N., F.R.S.,311
  • On the Protection of Life and Property from Lightning, by Mr. MacGregor, 311
  • On the Treatment of Phosphoric Crude Iron in Open-Hearth Furnaces, by Mr. J. W. Wailes, 311
  • On the Influence of Remclting on the Properties of Cast Iron, by Mr. T. Turner, 312
  • On Silicon in Cast Iron, by Mr. T. Turner, 312
  • On the Estimation of Carbon in Iron and Steel, by Mr. T. Turner, 312
  • On the Manufacture of Slack Barrels by Machinery on the English and American Systems, by A. Ransoinc, 325, 336
  • On Boiler Explosions, by Mr. E. B. Marten, 325
  • On a New System of Mechanism for Imparting and Recording Variable Velocity, by Mr. W. W. Beaumont, 336
  • On the Birmingham Compressed Air Power Scheme, by Mr. J. Sturgeon, 336, 343
  • British Colonies, Ironmaking Resources of the, 370
  • British Museum, The Lighting of the, 579
  • British Railway Administration, 187
  • British Trade and Russian Petroleum, 504
  • Brown and May’s Combined Portable Engine and Centrifugal Pump, 180
  • Brush Colossus Dynamo-Electric Machine, 370
  • Brushes, Motherwell’s, 366
  • Bubbles, Soap, 285
  • Bucknill’s Contact Breaker, 522
  • Buffalo, U.S., Crematory at, 555
  • Bultfontcin Mine, 75
  • Burmah, The Iron Horse in, 650
  • Burmah Teak Trade, 44
  • Burnett’s Roller Mining Wedge, S14
  • Burning Gas Tar, 450
  • Burning Very Small Slack Coal, 142
  • Burstal, Captain E., R.N., 81
  • Business Requiem, A Private, 137
  • Cable Tramways, 2, 254, 624,649
  • Cable Tramways in Australia, 628
  • Cables, Submarine, 504
  • Calculating Coal Consumption, 590
  • Calculations, Stability, The Practical Use of, 005
  • Caledonian and North British Railways—Rolling Stock, 516
  • Caledonian Railway, Collision on the, 44
  • Caledonian Railway, Express Locomotive for the, 598
  • Caledonian Railway, Passenger Locomotive for the, 105
  • Calendering and Cutting Machines, Paper, Bertrams', 662
  • Callipers, Edwards’s, 260 Calorimetry, Fuel, 507
  • Canada, 15, 66
  • Canadian Long-Span Railway Bridge, 157
  • Canadian Machine Tools, 377, 469
  • Canadian Pacific Railway, Passenger Locomotive for the, 355
  • Canal, The Panama, 23
  • Canal, Ship, The Manchester, 63, 622
  • Canals in Russia, New, 69
  • Cannock Chase Collieries, Electric Lighting at, 310, 325
  • Cantilever Bridge, An American, 271
  • Carbons, The Electrical Resistance of, 533
  • Carbons, Fluted, 95
  • Carbons for Incandescent Lighting, 578
  • Cargoes, Nitrate of Soda, 320
  • Carillon for Didsbury Church, near Manchester, 260
  • Carriage of Petroleum in Bulk on Over-Sea Voyages, The, 113
  • Carrön Iron Works, Falkirk, The, 231, 253
  • Car-Wheel Iron, The Microscopic Structure of, 483
  • Casebournc Libel Case, The, 623
  • Casting Steel Chains, 414, 456
  • Castings, Irregularity in, 149
  • Cement Furnace, Ransome’s Revolving, 156
  • Cement, Sugar in, 401, 430
  • Central Electric Lighting Stations, The Insurance of, 167
  • Centrifugal Pumping Engine, Webber's Portable, 644
  • Centrifugal Pumping Machinery, Tangyes’, 233
  • Centrifugal and Reciprocating Pumps, The Relative Efficiency of, 129
  • Centrifugo-Helical Pump, Wade and Cverry’s, 570
  • Ceylon Government Railways, 517, 564, 587
  • Chains, Bra«s, Indian, 415
  • Chains, Steel, Casting, 414, 456
  • Chamber of Commerce, Engineers and the, 603
  • Charts, Magnetic, of France, New, 96
  • Chatham Dockyard, 427, 476
  • Chemical Science Section of the British Association, The, 268
  • Chemistry of the Basic Steel Process, 240
  • Chilian Railways, 577 China, Torpedo Boat for, 117
  • Chinese Government, Sea-Going Torpedo Boat for the, 417
  • Chrome Iron Ore as Furnace Lining, 95
  • Chronographs, A Regulator for, 652
  • City of the Plains, The Queen, 173, 201, 241, 258

Civil Engineers, The American Society of : 173, 201, 241, 258

  • On the American Line from Vera Cruz to the City of Mexico via Jalapa, with Notes on the Best Methods of Surmounting High Elevations by Rail, by Mr. A. M. Wellington, 174
  • On English and American Railways, by Mr. E. B. Dorsey, 201

Civil Engineers, The Institution of :

  • On Experiments on a Direct • Acting Steam Pump, by Mr. John George Mair, M.I.C.E., 340
  • On the Development of the Railway System, by Mr. Edward Woods, 500
  • On Concrete Work under Water, by Mr. Kinipple, 523
  • On the Colombo Harbour Works, Ceylon, by Mr. Kyle, 523
  • On Harbour Improvements at Newhaven, Sussex, by Mr. Carey, 524
  • On Wicklow Harbour Improvements, by Mr. Strype, 524
  • On the Fishing Boat Harbours on the North-East Coast of Scotland, 524
  • On Lowestoft Harbour Works, by Mr. Langley, 524
  • On the Electric Lighthouses of Macquarie and of Tino, by Dr. John Hopkinson, F.R.S., M.I.C.E., 595
  • On the Use and Equipment of Engineering Laboratories, by Professor Alex. B. W. Kennedy, M.I.C.E., 638
  • Clay, Puddling, A New, 322
  • Cleveland, Notes from, 10, 45, 60, 82, 120, 135, 159, 184, 211, 237, 263, 291, 316, 354, 365, 395, 423, 448, 472, 497, 525, 648, 682, 591, 619, 642, 673
  • Club, The Constitutional, 402
  • Club Show, The Smithfield, 569
  • Clutch, Friction, Fisher and Walker’s, 182
  • Clutch, Friction, Mather and Platt's, 121
  • Clyde-Built Torpedo Vessel for the Russian Government, A, 164
  • Clyde, New Graving Dock on the, 523, 500
  • Coal Carriage, The Cost of, 570
  • Coal and Coke, Sulphur in, 646
  • Coal Consumption, Calculating, 690
  • Coal in the Crimea, 117
  • Coal in the Donctz Region, 627
  • Coal Dust, Explosions of, 551
  • Coal Mines, Scotch, Ventilation, 245
  • Coal, Slack, Burning Very Small, 142
  • Coal Trade of 1880, The, 668
  • Coal Trade in 1886, The Northern, 624
  • Coasts and the Vertical, 322
  • Coles’ Steam Travelling Crane, 290
  • Collapse of a Turbine Penstock, 671
  • College, The Holloway, Egham, 188
  • Colliery, Hametead, 313
  • “ Collingwood,” The Accident on the, 320
  • Collision on the Caledonian Railway, 14
  • Colonial Railways, 110
  • Colonial Timber, 401
  • Colorado, Silver and Lead Smelting in, 267
  • Colorimetric Determination of Sulphur in Iron and Steel, New. 138
  • Colossus Dynamo-Electric Machine, The Brush, 370
  • Colour Vision, 282
  • Colours of Metals and Alloys, The, 309
  • Combustion, 389, 450
  • Committee, The Electric Lighting, The Evidence before, 321
  • Compagnie Générale, Dutoitspan, The, 439
  • Company, The Inman, and the Atlantic Trade, 450
  • Company, The John Cockerill, 418
  • Compensation on Railways, Passenger, 167
  • Competitive Public Experiment, 397
  • Compound Condensing Engines, Yarrow’s Torpedo Boat, 155
  • Compound Engine, Bertrams’ Horizontal, 444
  • Compound Engine, King’s, 640
  • Compound Engines of the Paddle Steamer “Ozone,” 180
  • Compound Engines of the s.s. “Stepney” and “ Wapping,” 290, 340
  • Compound Hydraulic Presses, Watson’s, 207
  • Compound Locomotives, 57, 188, 247, 248, 273, 301, 328
  • Compound Locomotives, Borries’, 57
  • Compound Mill Engine, Westgarth and English’s, 646
  • Compound Railway Sleepers, 478
  • Compressed Air Power Scheme, The Birmingham, 336, 343
  • Concrete in Harbour Works, 523
  • Concrete in Marine Construction, On the Use of, 536
  • Condenser Discharges, Magnetism Produced by, 141
  • Conduit Pipes, Wrought-Iron, 36
  • Congress, Railway Servants’, 401
  • Connecticut River at Holyoke, United States,
  • Dam across the, 351 Constitutional Club, The, 402
  • Contact Breaker, Bucknill’s, 522
  • Contact Electricity, 650
  • Continuous Brake Returns, 449
  • Continuous Wire Netting, 535
  • Contractor for the Atlantic and North-West Bridge at Lachine, The, 671
  • Converters, Bessemer, 386, 390
  • Cope’s Tobacco Works, 164
  • Copper Tubes, Seamless, 287
  • Corporation Sewage Farm, 312
  • Cost of Coal Carriage, The, 576
  • Cost of Maintaining Railway Permanent Way, The, 293
  • Coster’s Extractor Mechanism, C05
  • Counter, An Impalpable, 43
  • Counter, A Light Speed, 245
  • Coupling, Tonsson’s Friction, 641
  • Coventry Cycle Works, 338
  • Crampton Locomotive, The, 274
  • Crane, Coles’ Steam Travelling, 290
  • Crane, Fifty-Ton Block-Setting; Roker Pier Works, Sunderland, 379
  • Crane, Finlayson’s Hydraulic Ingot-Stripping, at the Glengarnock Steel Works, 130
  • Crane for Tilburj’ Docks, 119
  • Crankshafts and Bearings, The Production of True, 130,198
  • Cremation, 353
  • Crematory at Buffalo, U.S., 555
  • Crimea, Coal in the, 117
  • Crisis in the Ural Iron Trade, The, 70
  • Cruiser, An American, 250
  • Cruisers, New Russian, 376
  • Cruisers, United States, 365
  • Crushing Rolls, Improved, Jordan, Son, and
  • Commans’, 232
  • Cultivation and Treatment of Hemp, The, 272
  • Curious Meteoric Substance, A, 555
  • Curious Optical Illusion, A, 117
  • Currents, Divided, 282
  • Cut-off Gear, Automatic, Horizontal Engine with, 31
  • Cuttings, Railway, Howie’s Snow Fence for, 457
  • Cycle Works, Tho Coventry, 338
  • Dairy, 53
  • Dam Across the Connecticut River at Holyoke, United States, The, 351
  • Dangers on Foreign Railways, 552
  • Darley’8 Pneumatic Snow Plough, 182
  • Davey Motors, 51
  • Davey, Paxman, and Co.’s Joint for Boiler Flues. 600
  • Davies, Mr. Langdon, The Phonoporc of, 65
  • Davy Steel Plant, The, 80
  • Dcas’ New Graving Dock on the Clyde, 523, 566
  • Deep Sea Photography, 579
  • Deep Sea, The Temperature of the, 533
  • Denny’s Ship Model Shaping Machine, 132
  • Deposition, Gilding by, 504
  • Dermatine, 94
  • Desilverisation of Lead, Application of Electrolysis to the, 534
  • Determination of Sulphur in Iron and Steel, New Colorimetric, 138
  • Development of tho Railway System, The, 500
  • Diamond Fields, The South African, 29, 76, 165. 439 ’
  • Diamonds, The Mode of Winning, 29
  • Didsbury Church, near Manchester, Carillon for. 260
  • Differential Gas Engine, Atkinson’s, 207
  • Direct-Acting Steam Pump, Blake’s, 32
  • Discovery of Petroleum in the Paciflo, 167
  • Disease, The Germ Theory of, 353
  • Disposal, Sewage, 287
  • Dissociation, The Effect of, on Steel Melting
  • Furnace Economy, 695 Ditches, Mining, 294
  • Divided Currents, 282
  • Dock, The Esquimault, 296
  • Dock Estate, The Liverpool, 115
  • Dock, New Graving, on the Clyde, 523, 566
  • Docks, The Tilbury, 219
  • Docks, Tilbury, Crane for, 119
  • Dockyard, Chatham, 427, 476
  • Dockyard Expenditure, 13
  • Domestic Sanitation, 352
  • Donetz Region, Coal in the, 627
  • Donkin's Experimental Engine, 487, 577
  • Donkin’s Machine for Dividing Straight Lines, 235
  • Double Road Bridge at Oporto, 7
  • Drainage Works in Russia, 627
  • Draught, Forced, 272
  • Dredge-Steward Omni-Telemeter, The, 180
  • Dredging Machinery at the Royal Albert Docks, Priestman’s, 164
  • Drill, The Excelsior, 58
  • Drill, Rock, The Adelaide, 686
  • Drilling Machine, Berry and Sons’ Multiple Radial, 613
  • Drilling Machine, Boiler-Shell, Rushworth and Co.’s, 420
  • Drinking Water, 311
  • Dundee, Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering at, in 1886, 638
  • Duplex Direct-Acting Pumping Engine, 417
  • Duplex Pumping Machinery, Fielding and Platt's, 168
  • Dust Fuel, 37
  • Dutoitspan, The Compagnie Générale, 439
  • Dutoitspan Mine, The, 166
  • Dwellings and Schools, The Hygiene of, 268
  • Dynamo-Electric Machino, The Brush Colossus, 370
  • Dynamo Lightning Guard, A, 142
  • Dynamometer, Belt, Ganz’s, 260
  • Dynamos for Electro-Metallurgy, 310
  • Eachus and Maignen’s Sewer Ventilator, 301
  • Early Forms of Bessemer Converters, Some, 390
  • Early Telephonic Apparatus, 70, 355
  • Earth Currents, The Nature of, 452
  • Earthquake in Greece, The, 376
  • Earthquake, The New Zealand, 220
  • East Indian Railway ; The Vice-Regal Train, 313
  • Eclipse Expedition, The Grenada, 281, 534
  • Edinburgh, The Royal Society of, 602
  • Edison Phonoplex, The, 411
  • Education in Handicraft, 437
  • Edwards’s Callipers, 260
  • Egyptian Engineering, 579
  • Elastic Railway Key, Harrison’s, 652
  • Electric Batteries, 300
  • Electric Currents, The Effect of, on the Oscillations of Pendulums, 430
  • Electric Currents, Measuring, 282
  • Electric Discharge, Fluorescence from the, 322
  • Electric Lighthouses, 595

Electric Lighting : 310

  • Carbons for Incandescent Lighting, 578
  • Dynamo Lighting Guard, A, 142
  • Electric Illumination of Lighthouses, 274, 333
  • Electric Light and Eyesight, The, 350
  • Electric Light Testing Bridge, Woodhouse and Rawson’s, 262
  • Electric Lighting Bill, Withdrawal of the, 68
  • Electric Lighting of the British Museum, The, 579
  • Electric Lighting at Cannook Chase Collieries, 310, 325
  • Electric Lighting at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, 634
  • Electric Lighting Committee, The Evidence before the, 321
  • Electric Lighting at the Firth of Forth, The, 638
  • Electric Lighting in the Navy, 18
  • Electric Railway Lamps, 333
  • Electric Safety Lamps, Improvements in, 274, 334
  • Electricity, Distributing, by Transformers, 275
  • Glow Lamps and their Manufacture, 602
  • Instruments at tho Paddington Electric Light Station, 660
  • Insurance of Central Electric Lighting Stations, The, 167
  • Motors for Electric Lighting, 627
  • Siemens’ Electric Light Fittings, 24
  • Surveying by Electric Lighting, 323
  • Electric Locomotive, The Largest, 141
  • Electric Meteorological Scale Reader, An, 330
  • Electric Motors, 283
  • Electric Motors, The Efficiency of, 534
  • Electric Police Signals, 90
  • Electric Railways in New York, 671
  • Electric Resistance of Woods, The, 141
  • Electric Spark, Nitrogen under the, 193
  • Electric Telegraph in France, The, 645
  • Electric Tramway, Blackpool, 286
  • Electric Tuning Forks, On a Mode of Driving, 37
  • Electric Underground Mains, Laying, 579
  • Electrical Foot Warmers, 167
  • Electrical Furnace, Products of the, 533
  • Electrical Resistance of Carbons, The, 533
  • Electrical Standards, 282
  • Electrical Transmission of Energy, The, 500
  • Electricity, Contact, 650
  • Electricity, Distributing, by Transformers, 275
  • Electricity, Heat into, 220
  • Electricity, Welding by, 324
  • Electrolysis, 282, 452
  • Electrolysis, Application of, to the Desilverisation of Lead,534
  • Electrolysis, Reflectors made by, 167
  • Electro-Magnet and of the Dynamo, Note on the Formula of the, 37
  • Electro-Metallurgy, Dynamos for, 310
  • Elevator, Grain, Tho Thwaite-Neville Self-Trimming, 420
  • Energy, The Electrical Transmission of, 500
  • Engine, Bertrams’ Horizontal Compound, 444
  • Engine and Centrifugal Pump, Combined Portable, Brown and May’s, 180
  • Engine, Compound Mill, Westgarth and English’s, 546
  • Engine, Compound Semi-Portable, Garrett and Sons’, 60
  • Engine, Experimental, Donkin’s, 487, 677
  • Engine, Fan, Yarrow’s Torpedo Boat, 313
  • Engine, Gas, Atkinson’s Differential, 207
  • Engine, Horizontal, Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies’, 693
  • Engine, Hornsby and Sons’ Vertical Winding, 600
  • Engine, King’s Compound, 640 Engine Lathe, 652
  • Engine, Launch, Jensen s, 405
  • Engine, The Marchant, 401, 420, 476, 400
  • Engine, Non-Condensing Compound, Trial of, 558
  • Engine, Pumping, Duplex Direct-Acting, 417
  • Engine, Pumping, The Worthington High-Duty, 181 193
  • Engine, Robey's High-Speed, 80
  • Engine, Rotary, Kingdon’s, 570
  • Engine, Semi-Portable, Fowler and Co.'s, 40
  • Engine, Steam Fire, for the Metropolitan Fire Brigade, Shand and Mason’s, 619
  • Engine, Stevenson’s Horizontal, with Automatic Cut-off Gear, 31
  • Engine, The Westinghouse High-Speed, 154
  • Engineering, Egyptian, 579
  • Engineering Laboratory, A New, 602
  • Engineering Laboratory, Notes from an, 101,227
  • Engineering Laboratories, 638
  • Engineering, Marine, The Progress of, 121, 140
  • Engineering, Marine, and Shipbuilding at Dundee in 1886, 638
  • Engineers, The American Institute of Mining (See Mining Engineers, The American Institute of)
  • Engineers, The American Society of Civil (See Civil Engineers, The American Society of)
  • Engineers, The American Society of Mechanical (See Mechanical Engineers, The American Society of)
  • Engineers and the Chamber of Commerce, 603
  • Engineers, The Institution of Civil (See Civil Engineers, The Institution of)
  • Engineers and Shipbuilders, The North-East Coast, 403
  • Engineers, The Society of, 313
  • Engineers, The Society of Telegraph, 529, 598, 617
  • Engines, Compound, of the Paddle Steamer “ Ozone,” 180
  • Engines, Compound, of the, s.s. “Stepney” and “Wapping,” 290, 340
  • Engines, Gas, 51
  • Engines, Pumping, High-Duty, 340
  • Engines, Pumping, for Sydney Water Works, 571
  • Engines, Pumping, for Torpedo Boats, Yarrow’s, 268
  • Engines, Pumping, for the Yokohama Water Works, 326
  • Engines, Steam, 49
  • Engines, Triple-Expansion, and Boilers of the s.s. “ Nulli Secunda,” 491, 545
  • Engines, Triple-Expansion, and Boilers of the s.s. “ Westmoreland,” 7, 71
  • Engines, Triple-Expansion Marine, 470, 494
  • Engines, Triple-Expansion, of the s.s. “ Willesden,” 107
  • Engines, Triple-Expansion, Thompson’s, 405
  • Engines, Yarrow’s Torpedo Boat Compound-Condensing, 155
  • English and American Railways, 201, 271
  • English Coal, No Quarter to, 194
  • English Engines in Russia, Alleged Failure of, 555
  • English Trade with Batoum, 117
  • Ensilage, 52
  • Erosion of Gun Barrels, The, 375, 433
  • Eruption of Etna, The, 44
  • Esquimault Dock, The, 296
  • Estate, The Liverpool Dock, 115
  • “ Etruria,” The, 164
  • Euphrates Valley Railway, The, 194
  • Evans, Walton White, 627
  • Evaporation of Water at Sea, 483
  • Evidence before the Electric Lighting Committee, The, 321
  • Excelsior Drill, The, 58
  • Excursions of the British Association, The, 312
  • Exhibition, The Birmingham Local Industries, 361
  • Exhibition, The Brewers’, 453

Exhibition, The Colonial and Indian :

  • Canada, 15, 66
  • Canadian Machine Tools, 377, 469
  • Colonial Timber, 401
  • Electric Lighting, 634
  • New South Wales, 125, 205
  • On Railway Extension in the Colonies, by Mr. J. S. Jeans, 110
  • Queensland, 539 South Australia, 451
  • Steam Fire Engine Trials, 324
  • Trial of Non-Condensing Compound Engine, 558
  • Victorian Court, The, 307

Exhibition, The Edinburgh International: 40, 433, 519

  • Engine, Bertrams’ Horizontal Compound, 444
  • Engines, Thompson’s Triple Expansion, 405
  • Iron and Steel, 116, 203
  • Locomotive, Passenger, for the Caledonian Railway, 105
  • Manufactures in Metals, 532
  • Paper Calendering and Cutting Machines, Bertrams’, 662
  • Sugar Machinery, Smith’s, 490
  • Thompson’s System of Framing Vessels, 535
  • Exhibition of 1889, The French, 504
  • Exhibition in Glasgow, Proposed Industrial, 479
  • Exhibition, The Liverpool, 16, 94, 102
  • Exhibition Medals, 478
  • Exhibition at Saltaire, 504
  • Exhibition, The Sanitary, at York, 380
  • Expansion Gear, Tangye and Johnson’s Automatic, 314
  • Expedition, The Eclipse, Results of, 534
  • Expenditure, Dockyard, 13
  • Experiment, Competitive Public, 397
  • Experimental Engine, Donkin’s, 487, 577
  • Explosion of a “ Balloon” Boiler, 602
  • Explosion, Boiler, at Birkenhead—A Tug-Boat Blown up, 272
  • Explosion, Boiler, at Boston, 603
  • Explosion, Boiler, at Hull, 505, 630, 552
  • Explosion, Boiler, The Sheffield, 402, 601
  • Explosion, Fatal Rag Boiler, atStainland, 534,601
  • Explosion of Homogeneous Gaseous Mixtures, The, 64
  • Explosion of a Tar Still at Gateshead, 602,669
  • Explosions, Boiler, 325
  • Explosions of Coal Dust, 651
  • Explosive Ice, 43
  • Extractor Mechanism, Coster’s, 605
  • Eyesight and the Electric Light, 350
  • Factories and Workshops, Ventilation of, 352
  • Failure of English Engines in Russia, Alleged, 555
  • Failure of a Sliding Scale, The, 478
  • Failures, American Naval, 623
  • Fairbairn’s Experiments on Remelting Cast Iron, 350
  • Fan Engine, Torpedo Boat, Yarrow’s, 313
  • Fastenings for Railway Rails, Stevens’, 80
  • Feed Water Heater, Kirkaldy and Burrell’s, 49
  • Fidler's Valve Gear, 315
  • Fielding and Platt’s Duplex Pumping Machinery, 168
  • Fifty Years of Sanitation, 528
  • Filter, Bell’s High-Pressure, 262
  • Filtration of Water, The, 555
  • Finlayson’s Hydraulic Ingot-Stripping Crane at the Glengarnock Steel Works, 130
  • Fire Engine, Steam, for the Metropolitan Fire Brigade, Shand and Mason’s, 519
  • Fire Engine Trials, Steam, 324
  • Fire Engines, Steam, at Manchester, Merry-weathers’, 422
  • Firebrick Industry, The Scottish, 40
  • Fireclay Works, Lye, 313
  • Firth of Forth, The Electric Light at the, 638
  • Fish, Steel Casks for, 220
  • Fisher and Walker’s Friction Clutch, 182
  • Fishing Tackle and Needle Works, 338
  • Fittings, Electric Light, Siemens’, 24
  • Flames, Measuring Pitch by, 220
  • Fletcher, Mr., on Heating Water, 69
  • Floating Hospital on the River Tyne, 616
  • Flour Mills, The St. Saviour’s, London, Milling Machinery at, 233
  • Flour Mills, The South End, Liverpool, 522
  • Fluorescence of Bismuth, 533
  • Fluorescence from the Electric Discharge, 322
  • Fluted Carbons, 95
  • Fog Signal Machinery at Ailsa Craig, 106
  • Foot Warmers, Electrical, 167
  • Footsteps for Telegraph and Signal Posts, 522
  • Forced Draught, 272
  • Forced Draught Apparatus, Toward’s, 366
  • Foreign and Colonial Notes, 20, 72, 86, 356, 447, 606, 630, 613
  • Foreign Railways, Dangers on, 552
  • Forging Screws, 232
  • Forrestt and Son’s Light-Draught Stern-Wheel Steamer, 325
  • Forth Bridge Railway, The, 56, 431
  • Fothergill's Reducing Valve, 629
  • Foundations, Freezing, 271
  • Foundry Pig, Silicon in, 415, 508
  • Fowler and Co.’s Compound Traction Engine, 49
  • Fowler and Co.’s Semi-Portable Engine, 49
  • Framing Vessels, Thompson’s System of, 535
  • France, The Electric Telegraph in, 645
  • Freezing Foundations, 271
  • Freights for Petroleum Steamers, Are there? 272
  • French Exhibition of 1889, The, 504
  • French Shipbuilding, 426
  • French Tramways, 373
  • Friction Clutch, Fisher and Walker’s, 182
  • Friction Clutch, Mather and Platt’s, 121
  • Friction Coupling, Tonsson’s, 641
  • Friction Screw Steering Gear, Thompson’s, 289
  • Friedeborn’s Stern-Wheel River Steamer, 182
  • Frozen and Canned Meat Trades of the Antipodes, The, 671
  • Frozen Meat Trade, the Australian, 478
  • Fuel Calorimetry, 507
  • Fuel, Dust, 37
  • Fuel, Peat, 555
  • Furnace, Boiler, Silvester’s, 327
  • Furnace, Cement, Ransome’s Revolving, 156
  • Furnace, Electrical. Products of the, 533
  • Furnace Lining, Chrome Iron Ore as, 95
  • Furnace Linings, Apparatus for Repair of, 193J
  • Furnace Practice, Blast, 513
  • Furnaces, Open Hearth, 271
  • Future of Batoum, The, 69
  • Fuzes, Testing, by the Telephone, 651
  • Galvanometer, Professor Blyth’s New, 580
  • Galvanometer Scale, A New, 283
  • Ganz's Belt Dynamometer, 260
  • Garrett’s Compound Semi-Portable Engine, 50
  • Gas Engine, Atkinson’s Differential, 207
  • Gas Engines, 51
  • Gas Lighting by Incandescence, The Walsbach System of, 274,337
  • Gas, Natural, 513
  • Gas Tar, Burning, 456
  • Gas, Water, and Siemens, 150
  • Gas Works, The Beckton, 218
  • Gaseous Mixtures, Homogeneous, The Explosion of, 64
  • Gases, The Kinetic Theory of, 350
  • Gateshead Tar Still Explosion, The, 602, 669
  • Genetic Boiler, The, 483
  • Geography of Brazil, The Physical, 162
  • Germ Theory of Disease, The, 353
  • German Iron and Steel Trades, Statistics of, 95
  • German Navy, The, 535
  • German Population, 350
  • “Germanic,” The, 164
  • Germans and Australia, The, 17
  • Gilding by Deposition, 504
  • Girder Bridges, 270
  • Glasgow, Proposed Industrial Exhibition at, 479
  • Glass Works, The Mississippi, 544
  • Glengarnock Steel Works, Finlayson's Hydraulic Ingot Stripping Crane at the, 130
  • Glow Lamps and their Manufacture, 602
  • Gold Mining in Russia, 452
  • Gold and Silver, Treating, at the United States Mint, 27, 53, 150, 228
  • “Goliath,” Smith’s Ten-Ton Steam, for Sydney, N.S.W., 169
  • Government Manufactures, 89
  • Government Railways, Ceylon, 517, 564, 587
  • Grain Elevator, The Thwaite-Neville Self-Trimming, 420
  • Granite, Monster Blast of, 117
  • Graphophone of Professor Bell, The, 90
  • Graving Dock on the Clyde, New, 523, 5CÖ
  • Great Eastern Railway, The, 245
  • Great Northern and the Lincolnshire Coast, The, 360
  • Great Northern Telegraph Co, 297
  • Great Western Railway, The, 323
  • Greece, The Earthquake in, 376
  • Green Ray, The, 627
  • Grenada Eclipse Expedition, The, 281, 534
  • Grooving, Longitudinal, in Locomotive Boilers, 599
  • Growth of Russian Manganese Ore, The, 69
  • Gun Barrels, The Erosion of, 375, 433
  • Guns and Armour, 319, 425, 450 Guns, Big, 347, 372
  • Guns, Machine, in America, 239
  • Guns, Our Rifled, 597
  • Gutta-Percha, India-Rubber, and Telegraph Works, Tho Silvertown, 42 b P
  • Gutta-Percha and India-Rubber Trade, The, 44
  • Hailstorm, A Violent, 193
  • Hall and Lester’s Rope Stopper, 674
  • Hamstead Colliery, 313
  • Hand Stamp Mill, Louis’s Prospectors’, 522
  • Handicraft, Education in, 437
  • Harbour Works, Concrete in, 523
  • Hardness of Metals, The, 311
  • Harrison’s Elastic Railway Key, 652
  • Harvesting Machinery, 150
  • Hauling and Pumping Machinery at the Windsor Slipway, Cardiff, 32
  • Heat into Electricity, 220
  • Heating Water, Mr.' Fletcher on, 69
  • Heinke’s Water Level Indicator, 457
  • Hemp, The Cultivation and Treatment of, 272
  • Henning’s Testing Apparatus, 130
  • H. M. S. “ Benbow,” 431
  • H. M. S. “ Narcissus,” 617
  • Higginson’s Hydraulic Punching Machinery, 22
  • High-Duty Pumping Engines, 340
  • High-Duty Pumping Engines, The Worthington, 181 193
  • High-Pressure Filter, Bell’s, 262
  • High-Speed Engine, Robey’s, 80
  • High-Speed Engine, The Wtstinghousc, 154
  • Hoadley, Mr. John Chipman, 569
  • Hoist, Bennett's Hydraulic, 289
  • Hoisting Second-Class Torpedo Boats, 340
  • Holloway College, Egham, 188
  • Homogeneous Gaseous Mixtures, The Explosion of, 64
  • Horizontal Compound Engine, Bertrams’, 444
  • Horizontal Engine with Automatic Cut off Gear, Stevenson’s, 31
  • Horizontal Engine, Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies’, 593
  • Horizontal Punching and Straightening Machine, Rushworth and Co.’s, 180
  • Horn’s Tachometer, 43, 570
  • Hospital, Floating, on the River Tyne, 616
  • Housing Ships’ Boats, Wilson’s System of, 132
  • Howards’ Portable Permanent Way, 52
  • Howards’ Sheaf Binder, 52
  • Howie’s Snow Pence for Railway Cuttings, 457
  • Hudson Bay Railway, The, 117
  • Hull, Boiler Explosion at, 505, 530,552
  • Hydraulic Attachment to Sugar Mills, 272
  • Hydraulic Hoist, Bennett’s, 289
  • Hydraulic Ingot-Stripping Crane at the Glengarnock Steel Works, Finlayson’s, 130
  • Hydraulic Pipe-Testing Machine, Kennedy’s, 640
  • Hydraulic Presses, Watson’s Compound, 207
  • Hydraulic Punching Machinery, Higginson’s, 221
  • Hydraulic Rivetting Machinery, Berry's, 80
  • Hydraulic Steering Gear, Jochumsen’s Auxiliary, 366
  • Hydraulic Veeing Presses, Tweddell’s, 589
  • Hydrogenated Palladium, 504
  • Hygiene of Dwellings and Schools, The, 268
  • Ice, Explosive, 43 Ice Machines, 350
  • Illuminated Fountain, An American, 142
  • Illumination, Lighthouse, 285 Impalpable Counter, An, 43
  • Imparting Variable Velocity, 336
  • Implements, 52
  • Incandescent Lighting, Carbons for, 578
  • Incandescence, Gas Lighting by, 274, 337
  • India, Railways in, 214
  • India-Rubber, Gutta-Percha, and Telegraph Works, The Silvertown, 42
  • India-Rubber and Gutta-Percha Trade, The, 44
  • Indian Brass Chains, 415
  • Indicator, Heinke’s Water Level, 457
  • Indicator, Steam Engine, A New, 149
  • Induction, Telephonic, 283
  • Induction of Two Coils, Measuring the Coefficient of Mutual, 569
  • Industrial Exhibition in Glasgow, Proposed, 479
  • Industries, Australian, 647, 657
  • Industries in Russia, Protecting, 650
  • Influence of the Subsoil Water, 352
  • Inman Company, The, and the Atlantic Trade, 450
  • Inoxidisable Surfaces for Iron, 114
  • Instruments, Astronomical, 283
  • Instruments at the Paddington Electric Light
  • Station, 660 Insulator, A New, 167
  • Insurance of Central Electric Lighting Stations, The, 167
  • Inverted Cylinder Mill Engines, 546
  • Investigation, Physical Science, in Dundee, 18
  • Ireland, Petroleum in, 402
  • Iron, Car-Wheel, The Microscopic Structure of, 483
  • Iron Companj’s Works, The Bethlehem, 4
  • Iron Horse in Burmah, The, 650
  • Iron, Inoxidisable Surfaces for, 114
  • Iron, Malleable, Direct from the Ores, 349
  • Iron Mountain and Pilot Knob, 541, 514
  • Iron.Silicious Pig, 615
  • Iron and Steel, 311 ......
  • Iron and Steel at the Edinburgh Exhibition, 116, 203

Iron and Steel Institute, The: 3/3

  • Chatham Dockyard, 427, 476
  • On Wrought-Iron Conduit Pipes, by Mr. Hamilton Smith, Jun., 36
  • On Steel Wire of High Tenacity, by Dr. Percy, 86
  • On the Erosion of Gun Barrels by Powder Products, by Sir Frederick Abel and Colonel Maitland, 375,433
  • On the Iron-Making Resources of the British Colonies, by Messrs. P. 0. Gilchrist and Edward Riley, 376
  • On Some Early Forms of Bessemer Converters, by Sir Henry Bessemer, 386, 390
  • On Modifications of Bessemer Converters for Small Charges, by Mr. John Hardisty, 386, 406
  • On Combustion, with Special Reference to Practical Requirements, by Mr. Frederick Siemens, 389, 459
  • On Some Preliminary Experiments on tho Removal of Metalloids in the Basic Siemens Furnace, by Mr. F. W. Harbord, 413
  • On the Casting of Chains in Solid Steel, by M. Ferd. Gautier, 414, 456
  • On the Process Employed in Casting Brass Chains in Jeypore, Rajputana, by Mr. C. Purdon Clarke, 415
  • On Silicon in Foundry Pig, by M. Gautier, 415, 608
  • On American Blast Furnace Practice, with Special Reference to the Works of the North Chicago Rolling Mill Company at South Chicago, Illinois, by Mr. Fred. W. Gordon, 457
  • President's Address, The, 373
  • Iron and Steel, The Microscopic Structure of, 144
  • Iron and Steel, New Colorimetric Determination of Sulphur in, 138
  • Iron Works, The Canon, Falkirk, 231, 253
  • Ironmaking Resources of tho British Colonies, The, 376
  • Irregularity in Castings, 149
  • Japan, the Imperial Government Railways of,
  • Tank Locomotive for, 660
  • Japan, Railways in, 350
  • Japanese Art Metal, 603
  • Jensen’s Launch Engine, 405
  • Jochumsen’s Auxiliary Hydraulic Steering Gear, 366
  • John Cockerill Company, The, 418
  • Joicey’s Ship's Pump, 195
  • Joint for Boder Flues, Davey, Paxman, nnd Co.’s, 600
  • Joints for Woodwork, Tagg’s, 029
  • Joly’s Water-Level Regulator, 247
  • Jordan, Son, and Commans’ Improved Crushing Rolls, 232
  • Kendall and Gent’s Turning and Drilling Machine for Boiler Flues, 637
  • Kennedy, Mr. James, 351
  • Kennedy’s Hydraulic Pipe-Testing Machine, 640
  • Key way Cutting Machine, Wilkinson and Lister’s, 9
  • Kier Explosion at Stainland, The, 601
  • Kimberley Mine in the Early Days, 502
  • Kinetic Theory of Gases, The, 350
  • King’s Compound Engine, 640
  • Kingdon’s Rotary Engine, 570
  • Kirkaldy and Burrell’s Feed-Water Heater, 49
  • Krotophone, The, 193
  • Laboratory, Engineering, A New, 602
  • Laboratory, Engineering, Notes from an, 101, 227
  • Laboratories, Engineering, 638
  • Laird’s Shipyard, 164
  • Lake Leman, The Temperature of, 141
  • Lamp, Miners’ Safety, The “ Morgan,” 389
  • Lamp, Railway Carriage Roof, Silber and Fleming’s, 507
  • Lamp, Railway Electric, 333
  • Lamps, Electric Safety, Improvements in, 274, 334
  • Lamps, Glow, and their Manufacture, 602
  • Lamps, Miners’ Safety, 295
  • Lantern, A New Lecture, 141
  • Largest Electric Locomotive, The, 141
  • Lathe, Engine, 652
  • Lathe, Railway Wheel Tyre, Asquith’s, 155
  • Launch Engine, Jensen’s, 405
  • Launches and Trial Trips, 10, 46, 79, 131, 155, 194, 250, 259, 313, 378, 404, 422, 455, 510, 558, 572, 615, 643, 673
  • Lead Mining Company, The St. Joseph, 541
  • Lead Peroxide Battery, A, 650
  • Lead and Silver Smelting in Colorado, 267
  • Lecture Lantern, A New, 141 Legislation, Boiler, 527
  • Lessons of the Liverpool Petroleum Explosion, 671
  • Lexington Silver Mill, The, 637
  • Libel Case, The Casebourne, 623
  • Library, The Patent Office, 14
  • Life, Loss of, at Sea, 161, 213, 265,371 Light, 282
  • Light-Draught Stern-Wheel Steamer, Forrestt and Son’s, 325
  • Light, The Electric, and Eyesight, 350
  • Light, The Electric, at the Firth of Forth, C3S
  • Light, Electric, Surveying by, 323
  • Light, Electric, Testing Bridge, Woodhouse and Rawson’s, 262
  • Light, Penetration of, in Water, 95
  • Light Speed Counter, A, 245
  • Lighthouse Illumination, 285
  • Lighthouses, Electric, 5»5
  • Lighthouses, The Electric Illumination of, 274, 333
  • Lighthouses and Marine Signals, 276, 303, 329
  • Lighting of the British Museum, The, 579
  • Lighting, Electric, 310, 325
  • Lighting, Electric, at Cannock Chase Collieries, 310, 325
  • Lighting, Electric, at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, 634
  • Lighting, Electric, Motors for, 627
  • Lighting, Electric, in the Navy, 18
  • Lightning Guard, A Dynamo, 142
  • Lightning, Protection from, 311
  • Lightning Rod, A Nickel, 94
  • Lignite as a Refiner, 220
  • Lincolnshire Coast, The, and the Great Northern, 350
  • Liquid Fuel, Tho Use of; English Theory and Russian Practice, 45
  • Liquid Surfaces of Revolution, Critical Mean Curvature of 569
  • Liquids, The Nature of, 630
  • Lithograph Apparatus, Paget’s Spring Pen, 181
  • Liverpool, The Bar at, 430
  • Liverpool Dock Estate, The, 115
  • Liverpool Exhibition, The, 16, 94, 102
  • Lloyd’s, The Austro-Hungarian, 651
  • Local Boards, The Natural History of, 1, 91, 440, 465
  • Lock, Railway Door, Matthews’, 355
  • Locomotive Boilers, Longitudinal Grooving in, 599
  • Locomotive, Express; Caledonian Railway, 693
  • Locomotive, Passenger, for the Caledonian Railway, 105
  • Locomotive, Passenger, for the Canadian Pacific Railway, 355
  • Locomotive, Tank, for the Imperial Government Railways of Japan, 660
  • Locomotives on the Belgian State Railways, 463
  • Locomotives, Compound, 57, 188, 247, 248, 273, 301, 328
  • Locomotives, Compound, Borries’, 57
  • Locomotives, Piston Valves for, 478
  • London and South Western Railway, The, 220
  • Long-Span Railway Bridge, Canadian, 157
  • Longitudinal Grooving in Locomotive Boilers, 699
  • Loss of Life at Sea, 161, 213, 265, 371
  • Losses at Sea, Notes upon, 134, 139, 169, 195, 221
  • Louis’s Prospectors’ Hand Stamp Mill, 522
  • Low Readings of the Barometer, The Recent, 627
  • Lubricant for Brass, A, 167
  • Lustrum, The Meteorological, 1881-5, 91
  • Lye Fireclay Works, 313
  • Machine, Boiler-Shell Drilling, Rushworth and Co.*8, 420
  • Machine for Dividing Straight Lines, Donkin’s, 235
  • Machine, Drilling, Berry and Sons’ Multiple Radial, 613
  • Machine Guns in America, 239
  • Machine, Horizontal Punching and Straightening, Rushworth and Co.’s, 180
  • Machine, Hydraulic Pipe-Testing, Kennedy’s,
  • Machine, Key way Cutting, Wilkinson and Lister’s,
  • Machine, Planing and Moulding, Ransome’s, 34
  • Machine, Ship Model Shaping, Denny Brothers’, Dumbarton, 132
  • Machine Tools, Canadian, 377, 469
  • Machine for Turning and Drilling Boiler Flues, Kendall and Gent's, 637
  • Machinery, Centrifugal Pumping, Tangyes’, 233
  • Machinery, Duplex Pumping, Fielding and Platt’s, 168
  • Machinery, Fog Signal, at Ailsa Craig, 106
  • Machinery, Harvesting, 150
  • Machinery, Hydraulic Punching, Higginson’s, 221
  • Machinery, Hydraulic Rivetting, Berry’s, 80
  • Machinery, Milling, at the St. Saviour’s Flour Mills, London, 233
  • Machinery, Priestman’s Dredging, at the Royal Albert Docks, 154
  • Machinery, Pumping and Hauling, at the Windsor Slipway, Cardiff, 32
  • Machinery, Railway Sleeper, Portable, 394
  • Machinery, Refrigerating, 22, 34, 97
  • Machinery, Sugar, A. and W. Smith’s, 490
  • Machines, Bertrams’ Paper Calendering and Cutting, 662
  • Machines, Ice, 350 Magnetic Charts of France, New, 96
  • Magnetism Produced by Condenser Discharges, 141
  • Magnetism, Terrestrial, 311
  • Magnetite, The Resistance of, 579
  • Magneto, The Use of the, 18
  • Maintaining Railway Permanent Way, The Cost of, 293
  • Malleable Iron Direct from the Ores, 349
  • Manchester Ship Canal, The, 63, 622
  • Manganese Ore, Russian, The Growth of, 69
  • Mann’s Spring Wheel for Traction Engines, 49
  • Manufacture of Slack Barrels by Machinery, The, 325, 336
  • Manufactures, Government, 89
  • Manufactures in Metals, 532
  • Manure, Thomas Slag as a, 578
  • Marchant Engine, The, 401, 426, 476, 499
  • Marine Construction, On the Use of Concrete in, 530
  • Marine Engineering, The Progress of, 121,140
  • Marine Engineering and Shipbuilding at Dundee in 1886, 638
  • Marine Engines, Triple-Expansion, 470, 494
  • Marine Signals and Lighthouses, 276, 303, 329
  • Maritimes, The Messageries, 64, 555
  • Mars in 1886, 95
  • Marshall, Sons, and Co.’s Thrashing Machine, 52
  • Masonry, Brick, in Design, 194
  • Materials, New Thermo-Electric, 297
  • Materials, Phosphorescent, 533
  • Mather and Platt’s Friction Clutch, 121
  • Matter, Properties of, 282
  • Matthews’ Railway Door Lock, 355
  • Measuring Electric Currents, 282
  • Measuring Pitch by Flames, 220
  • Measuring Terrestrial Gravity by Spring Balance, 44
  • Meat Trades of the Antipodes, The Frozen and Canned, 671

Mechanical Engineers, The American Society of: 127,149, 191

  • Henning’s Testing Apparatus, 130
  • On the Transmission of Power by Belting, by Mr. Wilfred Lewis, 127
  • On the Relative Efficiency of Centrifugal and Reciprocating Pumps, by Mr. W. O. Webber, 129
  • On the Production of True Crankshaft Bearings, by Mr. Horace See, 130, 198
  • On Substitutes for Steam, by Mr. Geo. II. Babcock, 149
  • On Another New Steam Engine Indicator, by Mr. Chas. W. Barnaby, 149
  • On the Irregularity in the Construction of Duplicate Iron Castings, by Mr. West, 149
  • On the Relative Values of Water Gas and Gas from the Siemens Producer for Melting in the Open-Hearth Furnace, by Mr. F. W. Taylor, 150
  • On Grain Handling in California, by Mr. J. II. Cooper, 150
  • Workshop Administration, 149

Mechanical Engineers, The Institution of : 188, 218

  • Excursions:
  • Beckton Gas Works, The, 218
  • Royal Small Arms Factory, Enfield, The, 192, 215, 243
  • Tilbury Docks, The, 219
  • Woolwich Arsenal, 218
  • Experiments on the Steam Jackctting and Compounding of Locomotives in Russia, by Mr. Alexander Borodin, 188,248, 273,301,328
  • On Refrigerating and Ice-Making Machinery and Appliances, by Mr. T. B. Lightfoot, 22, 84,97
  • On the Working of Compound Locomotives in India, by Mr. Charles Sandiford, 188, 247
  • On Triple-Expansion Marine Engines, by the late Mr. Robert Wyllio, 470, 494
  • Mechanical Industries of tho United States, The, 90
  • Mechanical Scionce Section of the British Association, The, 2C9
  • Medals, Exhibition, 478
  • Mercury Train Signal, A, 245
  • Merryweather' Steam Fire Engines at Manchester, 422
  • Messageries Maritimes, The, 04, 555
  • Metalloids, The Removal of, 413
  • Metallurgical Industry, Belgian, 478
  • Metals and Alloys, The Colours of, 309
  • Metals, The Hardness of, 311
  • Metals, Manufactures in, 532
  • Metals, Resistance of, 283
  • Meteoric Substance, A Curious, 655
  • Meteorological Lustrum, 1881-5, The, 91
  • Meteorological Scale Reader, An Electric, 330
  • Meteorological Society, The Royal, 018
  • Metronome, A Standard, 322
  • Metropolitan Fire Brigade, Shand and Mason’s Steam Fire Engine for the, 519
  • Microscopic Structure of Car-Wheel Iron, The, 483
  • Microscopic Structure of Iron and Steel, The, 144
  • Midland Railway, The, 370
  • Midland Railway, Accidents on the, 478
  • Mild Steel, Some Effects of Quenching and Annealing on, 227
  • Mileage, Railway, of the British and Russian Empires, 452
  • Milford Haven, Port Improvements at, 245
  • Mill, Louis’s Prospectors’ Hand Sump, 522
  • Mill, Oil; Union Oil Mills Company, London, 010
  • Mill, Roller, Mumford and Moodie’s, 288
  • Mill, Silver, The Lexington, C37
  • Milling Machinery at the St. Saviour’s Flour Mills, London, 233
  • Milroy, Mr. John, 431
  • Mine, The Bultfontein, 75
  • Mine, The Dutoitspan, 105
  • Mine, The Kimberley, in the Early Days, 502
  • Mine, The Mount Morgan, 348
  • Miners’ Safety Lamp, Tho “Morgan,” 389
  • Miners’ Safety Lamps, 295
  • Mining Ditches, 294

Mining Engineers, Tub American Institute of : 4, 41, 513

  • Bethlehem Iron Company’s Works, The, 4 Iron Mountain, 544
  • Mississippi Glass Works, 544
  • Notes on Chinese Coals, by Mr. John F. C. Randolph, 41
  • On the Microscopic Structure of Iron and Steel, by F. Lynwood Garrison, 144
  • On the Microscopic Structure of Car-Wheel Iron, by F. Lynwood Garrison, F.G.S., 483
  • On Natural Gas, by Mr. Ashburner, 513
  • On the Irregularities of the Blast Furnace Process, and a Practical Way to Avoid Them, by Mr. Edward Walsh, Jun., 513
  • On Iron Mountain and Pilot Knob, by Professor W. B. Potter, 541
  • Other Papers, 513
  • St. Joseph Lead Mining Company, The, 641
  • Mining Royalties in Russia, 43
  • Mining in Russia, Gold, 452
  • Mining Wedge, Roller, Burnett’s, 814
  • Mint, The Royal, 177
  • Miscellanea, 11, 33, 61, 83, 111, 143, ICS, 184, 224, 250, 259, 300, 317, 341, 378, 403, 432, 443, 473, 506, 521, 549, 572, 594, 628, 639, 661
  • Mississippi Glass Works, 544 Modified Phonograph, A, 193
  • Moles, Floating Iron, Sakhansky’s, 44
  • More about Armour, 630
  • “ Morgan” Miners’ Safety Lamp, The, 889
  • Motherwell’s Brushes, 366 Motion, Wave, 283
  • Motors, Davey. 51 Motors, Electric, 2S3
  • Motors, Electric, The Efficiency of, 534
  • Motors for Electric Lighting, 627
  • Motors, Steam, 284
  • Mount Morgan Mine, The, 348
  • Mountain Railways, Working, 174
  • Muir, Mr. William, 851
  • Mumford and Moodie’s Roller Mill, 288
  • Multiple Radial Drilling Machine, Berry’9, 613
  • Multiplex Telegraphy, 309, 333
  • “Narcissus," H.M.S., 617
  • Natural Gas, 513
  • Natural History of Local Boards, The, 1, 91, 440, 465
  • Nature of Earth Currents, The, 452
  • “ Nautilus," The Submarine Boat, 648

Naval Architects, The Institution of : 114

  • Excursions:
  • Cope’s Tobacco Works, 164
  • “ Etruria,” The, 164
  • “ Germanic,” The, 164
  • Laird’s Shipyard, 164
  • Notes upon Losses at Sea, by Professor Francis Elgar. LL.D., F.R.S.E , 134, 139, 169, 195, 221
  • On the Carriage of Petroleum in Bulk on Over- Sea Voyages, by Mr. B. Martell, 107, 114
  • On the Liverpool Docks, by Mr. Lyster, 115
  • On the Progress and Development of Marine Engineering, by Mr. William Parker, Chief Engineer Surveyor, Lloyd's, 121,140
  • On Atlantic Passenger Steamers, by Mr. W. John, 163,106, 222
  • Naval Failures, American, 623
  • Navy, Electric Lighting in the, 18
  • Navy, The German, 535
  • Navy, The Spanish, 324
  • Needle and Fishing Tackle Works, 338
  • Netting, Continuous Wire, 535
  • New South Wales, 125, 205
  • New South Wales, Tlio Railway Department of, 398, 570
  • New Zealand Earthquake, The, 220
  • Niagara Falls, A Railway along, 68
  • Nickel Lightning Rod, A, 94
  • Nitrate of Soda Cargoes, 320
  • Nitrogen under the Electric Spark, 103
  • No Quarter to English Coal, 194
  • Non-Condensing Compound Engine, Trial of, 558
  • North British and Caledonian Railways—Rolling Stock,510
  • North-East Coast Engineers and Shipbuilders, The, 403
  • Northern Coal Trade in 18S6, 024
  • Northwich Town Bridge, The, 452
  • Norwich Show, The, 40

Notes :

  • Accidents on the Midland Railway, 47S
  • American Project for the Persian Railways, The, 272
  • American Railroad Progress, 207
  • Armour, 603
  • Armour-Piercing Projectiles, 401
  • Auroral Sounds, 95
  • Australian Frozen Meat Trade, The, 478
  • Austro-Hungarian Lloyd’s, The, 051
  • Balloon Photography, 107
  • Bar at Liverpool, The, 430
  • Batoum, The Future of, 69
  • Battery, A Lead Peroxide, 650
  • Battery, A Paste, 322
  • Belfast Water Works, 95
  • Bismuth, Fluorescence of, 533
  • Blast of Granite, Monster, 117
  • Boiler Explosion at Birkenhead—A Tug-Boat Blown up, 272
  • Boiler Explosion at Bloxwich, 194
  • Boiler Explosion at Boston, 603
  • Boiler Explosion at Sheffield, Fatal, 402
  • Bone Cave in Belgium, A New, 579
  • Brewers’ Exhibition, The, 453
  • Brick Masonry in Design, 194
  • Bridge, The Northwich Town, 452
  • British Trade and Russian Petroleum, 504
  • Burning Very Small Slack Coal, 142
  • Cable Tramways in Australia, 028
  • Canals in Russia, New, 69
  • Carbons for Incandescent Lighting, 578
  • Chrome Iron Ore as Furnace Lining, 95
  • Coal in the Crimea, 117
  • Coal in the Donetz Region, 627
  • Coasts and the Vertical, 322
  • Collapse of a Turbine Penstock, 671
  • Collision on the Caledonian Railway, 44
  • Colonial Timber, 401
  • Constitutional Club, The, 402
  • Contractor for the Atlantic and North-West Bridge at Lachine, The, 071
  • Crematory at Buffalo, U.S., 555
  • Crisis in tho Ural Iron Trade, The, 70
  • Cultivation and Treatment of Hemp, The, 272
  • Dam Across the Connecticut River at Holyoke,
  • United States, The, 851 Deep Sea Photography, 570
  • Dermatine, 94
  • Desilverisation of Lead, Application of Electrolysis to the, 534
  • Drainage Works in Russia, 027
  • Dynamo Lightning Guard, A, 142
  • Earth Currents, The Nature of, 452
  • Earthquake in Greece, The, 376
  • Eclipse Expedition, Results of the, 534
  • Egyptian Engineering, 579
  • Electric Currents, The Effects of, on the Oscillations of Pendulums, 430
  • Electric Light and Eyesight, The, 350
  • Electric Lighting in the Navy, 18
  • Electric Locomotive, The Largest, 141
  • Electric Motors, The Efficiency of, 534
  • Electric Railways in New York, 671
  • Electric Resistance of Woods, The, 141
  • Electric Underground Mains, Laying, 579
  • Electrical Foot Warmers, 167
  • Electrical Furnace, Products of the, 533
  • Electrical Resistance of Carbon, The, 533
  • Electricity, Contact, 650
  • Electrolysis, 452
  • Engineering Laboratory, A New, 602
  • Engineers and the Chamber of Commerce, 003
  • English Coal, No Quarter to, 194
  • English Trade with Batoum, 117
  • Eruption of Etna, The, 44
  • Esquimault Docks, Tho, 296
  • Euphrates Valley Railway, The, 194
  • Evans, Walton White, 627
  • Exhibition Medals, 478
  • Exhibition at Saltaire, 504
  • Explosion of a“ Balloon’’ Boiler, C02
  • Explosion of a Tar Still at Gateshead, 602
  • Explosive Ice, 43
  • Failure of English Engines in Russia, Alleged, 555
  • Failure of a Sliding Scale, The, 478
  • Fairbairn’s Experiments on Remelting Cast Iron, 350
  • Filtration of Water, The, 555
  • Fletcher, Mr., on Water Heating, 69
  • Fluorescence from the Electric Discharge 32
  • Fluted Carbons, 95
  • Freights for Petroleum Steamers, Are there? 272
  • French Exhibition of 1889, The, 604
  • Frozen and Canned Meat Trades of the Antipodes, The, 671
  • Fuzes, Testing, by the Telephone, 651
  • Galvanometer, Professor Blyth’s New 580
  • German Population, 350
  • Germans and Australia, The, 17
  • Gilding by Deposition, 504
  • Glow Lamps and their Manufacture, C02
  • Gold Mining in Russia, 452
  • Great Eastern Railway, The, 245
  • Great Northern and the Lincolnshire Coast, The, 350
  • Great Northern Telegraph Company, 207
  • Great Western Railway, The, 323
  • Green Ray, The, 027
  • Heat into Electricity, 220
  • Horn’s Electrical Tachometer, 43
  • Hudson Bay Railway, The, 117
  • Hydrogenated Palladium, 504
  • Ice Machines, 350
  • Illuminated Fountain, An American, 142
  • Impalpable Counter, An, 43
  • India-Rubber and Gutta-Percha Trade, The, 44
  • Insulator, A New, 107
  • Insurance of Central Electric Lighting Stations, The, 107
  • Ireland, Petroleum in, 402
  • Iron Horse in Burmah, The, OSO Japanese Art Metal, 003
  • Kinetic Theory of Gases, The, 350
  • Krotophone, The, 193
  • Lecture Lantern, A New, 141
  • Lossons of the Liverpool Petroleum Explosion, 071
  • Light Speed Counter, A, 245
  • Lighting of the British Museum, The, 670
  • Lignite as a Refiner, 220
  • Liquid Fuel, The Use of; English Theory and Russian Practice, 45
  • London and South-Western Railway, The, 220
  • Low Readings of the Barometer, The Recent, 027
  • Lubricant for Brass, A, 107
  • Magnetic Charts of France, New, 90
  • Magnetism Produced by Condenser Discharges, 141
  • Magneto, The Use of the, 18
  • Manganese Ore, Russian, The Growth of, 09
  • Marchant Engine, The, 401
  • Mars in 1880, 95
  • Measuring Pitch by Flames, 220
  • Mechanical Industries ol the United States, The, 90
  • Mercury Train Signal, A, 245
  • Messageries Maritimes, The, 555
  • Metallurgical Industry, Belgian, 478
  • Meteoric Substance, A Curious, 555
  • Midland Railway, The, 370
  • Mining Royalties in Russia, 43
  • Modified Phonograph, A, 193
  • Motors for Electric Lighting, 027
  • New Zealand Earthquake, The, 220
  • Nickel Lightning Rod, A, 94
  • Nitrogen under the Electric Spark, 193
  • Observatory of Rio Janeiro, The, 430
  • Optical Baton, An, 570
  • Optical Illusion, A Curious, 117
  • Passenger Compensation on Railways, 107
  • Peat Fuel, 555
  • Penetration of Light in Water, 95
  • Petroleum in Ireland, 402
  • Petroleum in the Pacific, Discovery of, 107
  • Petroleum, The Storage of, 051
  • Phosphorescent Materials, 533
  • Physical Science Investigation in Dundee, 18
  • Pioneer Atlantic Oil Steamer, A, 245
  • Piston Valves for Locomotives, 478
  • Platinum Plating, 290
  • Popular Science, 003
  • Port Improvements in the Black Sea, 142, 370
  • Port Improvements at Milford Haven, 245
  • Prairie Telegraph Poles, 95
  • Progress of Berlin, The, 95
  • Protecting Industries in Russia, 050
  • Puddling Clay, A New, 322
  • Rag Boiler Explosion at Stainland, Fatal, 534
  • Railway Accidents and the Severe Weather, 071
  • Railway Gauge in the United States, 18
  • Railway Mileage of the British and Russian Empires, The, 452
  • Railway along Niagara Falls, A, 08
  • Railway Programme for Russia, A Blank, 071
  • Railway Sleepers, Compound, 478
  • Railways in Japan, 350
  • Railways, South Australian, 050 Reflectors made by Electrolysis, 107
  • Rejected English Armour Plates, 142
  • Repair of Furnace Linings, Apparatus for, 193
  • Resistance of Magnetite, The, 579
  • Royal Society of Edinburgh, 002
  • Russian Cruisers, New, 376
  • Russian Petroleum Pipo Line Concession, The, 453
  • Russian Petroleums, 579
  • Russian Steamboat Subsidies for 1887, 430
  • Sakhansky’s Floating Iron Moles, 44
  • Salt Supplies, Our, 142
  • Salt Working in South Durham, 290
  • Sense of Taste, The, 350
  • Sewer Inspection, Autographic, 555
  • Sheet Metal Pipes, Uses of, 69
  • Society of Engineers’ Annual Dinner, The, 627
  • Sound Tunnel, The, 651
  • Spanish Navy, The, 324
  • Standard Metronome, A, 322
  • Statistics of German Iron and Steel Trades, 95
  • Steamers for the Black Sea, More, 533
  • Steel Casks for Fish, 220
  • Steel Projectiles, 452, 628
  • Submarine Cables, 504
  • Sugar as an Anti-Incrustator in Steam Boilers, 376
  • Sugar in Cement, 401, 430
  • Surveying by Electric Light, 323
  • Teak Trade, Burmah, 44
  • Telegraph Reform, 68
  • Telegraphing with an Uninsulated Wire, 322
  • Telephone, An Early, 70
  • Telephone, An Improved, 323
  • Telephone, A New, 340
  • Telephone of 1S68, A, 679
  • Temperature of the Deep Sea, The, 533
  • Temperature of Lake Leman, The, 141
  • Terrestrial Gravity, Measuring, by Spring Balance, 44
  • Thermal Battery, A New, 107,193
  • Thermo-Electric Materials, New, 297
  • Thermometric Paint, A, 290
  • Thomas Slag as a Manure, 578
  • Tidal Stations, 142
  • Torpedo Boat for China, 117
  • Torpedo Experiments, 478
  • Trades and Professions in France, Statistics of, 43
  • Treacle for Making Briquettes of Coal, andc., Use of, 193
  • Utilisation of Waste Metal, 95
  • Ventilation of Scotch Coal Mines, 245
  • Violent Hailstorm, A, 193
  • Volt and Ampèremeters, New, 430
  • Voyage of the “ Volta,” The, 297
  • Water Power in the United States, 142
  • Wax Phonograph, The, 670
  • Welding by Electricity, 324
  • Welsh Ports, The, 297
  • Withdrawal of the Electie Lighting Bill, 63
  • Woodite, 431
  • Worthington High-Duty Engine, The, 193
  • Wrought-Iron Pipes, 296
  • Notes from Cleveland, 10, 45, 60, 82, 120, 135, 159, 184, 211, 237, 263, 291, 316, 354, 365, 395, 423, 448, 472, 497, 525, 548, 582, 591, 619, 642, 673
  • Notes from an Engineering Laboratory, 101, 227
  • Notes, Foreign and Colonial, 20, 72, 86, 356,447, 606, 630, 643
  • Notes upon Losses at Sea, 134,139, 169, 195, 221
  • Notes from the North, 10, 45, 60, 82, 120, 135, 159, 183, 211, 237, 202, 291, 316, 353, 869, 395, 423, 455, 472, 496, 524, 548, 573, 691, 619, 643
  • Notes from the South-West, 10, 40, 60, 82, 119, 135, 158, 184, 211, 236, 262, 290, 316, 354, 370, 391, 422,460, 472, 497, 524, 556, 573, 590,618, 642, 665
  • Notes from South Yorkshire, 11, 46, 60, 82, 119, 135, 159, 184, 211, 237, 263, 291, 316, 354, 369, 395, 423, 482, 497, 525, 649, 573, 604, 018, 643, 665
  • Notes from the United States, 13, 32, 70, 78, 107, 133, 155, 181, 207, 246, 258, 298, 324, 380, 394, 433, 455, 469, 491, 523, 569, 604, 614, 672
  • “ Nulli Secunda,” s.s., Engines and Boilers of the, 491, 545
  • Obituary : (Moved to separate index)
  • Observatory of Rio Janeiro, The, 430
  • Oil Mill; Union Oil Mills Company, London, 616
  • Omni-Telemeter, The Dredge-Steward, 180
  • Open Hearth Furnaces, 271
  • Oporto, Double Road Bridge at, 7
  • Optical Baton, Ail, 579
  • Optical Illusion, A Curious, 117
  • Ordish, Rowland Mason, 298
  • Ordnance Administration, Our, 399, 428
  • “Orizaba," The New Steamship, 377, 629
  • Overproduction, 214
  • “Ozone,” Paddle Steamer, Compound Engines of the, 180
  • Pacific Steam Navigation Company’s s.s. “ Orizaba,”. 377, 629
  • Paddington Electric Light Station, Instruments at the, 660
  • Paget’s Spring Pen Lithograph Apparatus, 181
  • Paint, A Thermometric, 296
  • Palladium, Hydrogenated, 6C4
  • Panama Canal, The, 23
  • Paper Calendering and Cutting Machines, Bertrams’, 662
  • Passenger Compensation on Railways, 167
  • Passenger Locomotive for the Caledonian Railway, 105
  • Passenger Locomotive for the Canadian Pacific Railway, 355
  • Passenger Steamers, Atlantic, 163,196, 222
  • Paste Battery, A, 322
  • Patent Office Library, The, 14
  • Patent Record, The, 25, 47, 73, 99,123, 147, 171, 199, 225, 251, 277, 305, 331, 357, 381, 409, 435, 461,485, 611, 537, 561, 583, 607, 031, 653, 675
  • Peat Fuel, 556
  • Peck's Slide Valve, 157
  • Pendulums, the Oscillations of, The Effects of Electric Currents on, 430
  • Penetration of Light in Water, 95
  • Permanent Way, Howard's Portable, 52
  • Permanent Way, Railway, The Cost of Maintaining, 293
  • Persian Railways, The American Project for the, 272
  • Petroleum, The Carriage of, in Bulk on Over- Sea Voyages, 113
  • Petroleum-Carrying Steamers, 107,114
  • Petroleum Explosion, the Liverpool, Lessons of. 671
  • Petroleum in Ireland, 402
  • Petroleum in the Pacific, Discovery of, 167
  • Petroleum Pipe Line Concession, The, 458
  • Petroleum Steamers, 546
  • Petroleum Steamers, Are there Freights for? 272
  • Petroleum, The Storage of, 651
  • Petroleum, The Transportation and Refinement of, 4S0, 563, 609
  • Petroleums, Russian, 579
  • Phonograph, A Modified, 193
  • Phonograph, The Wax, 670
  • Phonoplex, The Edison, 411
  • Phonoporeof Mr. Langdon Davies, The, 05
  • Phosphorescent Materials, 533
  • Photography, Balloon, 107
  • Photography, Deep Sea, 579
  • Physical Geography of Brazil, The, 162
  • Physical Science Investigation in Dundee, 18

Physical Society, The: 37, 536, 669, 630

  • Note on the Internal Capacity of Thermometers, by Mr. A. W. Clayden, M.A., 536
  • On Certain Sources of Error in Connection with Experiments on Torsional Vibrations, by Mr. Herbert Tomlinson, 37
  • On a Mode of Driving Electric Tuning Forks, and a Further Note on the Formula of the Electro-Magnet and of the Dynamo, by Professor S. P. Thompson, 37
  • On the Peculiar Sunrise Shadows of Adam’s Peak in Ceylon, by the Hon. Ralph Abercromby, F.R. Met. Soc., 536
  • On a Method of Measuring the Coefficient of Mutual Induction of Two Coils, by Professor G. Carey Foster, F.R.S., 569
  • On the Critical Mean Curvature of Liquid Surfaces of Revolution, by Professor A. W. Rucker, M.A., F.R.S., 569
  • On the Influence of Change of Condition from the Liquid to the Sol id State on Vapour Pressure, by Professor W. Ramsay, Ph.D., and Sydney Young, D.Sc., 630
  • On the Nature of Liquids as Shown by the Thermal Properties of Stable and Dissociable Bodies, by Professor W. Ramsay, Ph.D., and Sydney Young, D.Sc , 630
  • On An Account of Cauchy’s Theory of Reflection and Refraotion of Light, by Mr. James Walker, M. A., 630
  • Pig Iron, Silicious, 645
  • Piggott and Co.’s Works, Birmingham, 611
  • Pilot Knob and Iron Mountain, 541, 544
  • Pioneer Atlantic Oil Steamer, A, 246
  • Pipe-Testing Machine, Kennedy’s Hydraulic, 640
  • Pipes, Sheet Metal, Uses of, 69
  • Pipes, Wrought-Iron, 296
  • Piston Valves for Locomotives, 478
  • Planing and Moulding Machine, Ransome’s, 34
  • Platinum Plating, 296
  • Pneumatic Snow Plough, Darley’s, 182
  • Police Signals, Electric, 90
  • Pollution of Rivers, 352
  • Popular Science, 603
  • Population, German, 350
  • Port Improvements in the Black Sea, 142, 376
  • Port Improvements at Milford Haven, 245
  • Portable Centrifugal Pumping Engine, 644
  • Portable Engine and Centrifugal Pump, Combined, Brown and May’s, 180
  • Portable Railway Sleeper Machinery, 394
  • Ports, The Welsh, 297
  • Power, Transmission of, by Belting, 127
  • Practical Use of Stability Calculations, The, 605
  • Prairie Telegraph Poles, 95
  • Presses, Hydraulic, Watson’s Compound, 207
  • Priestman’s Dredging Machinery at the Royal Albert Docks, 154
  • Primary Batteries, 274
  • Primary Battery, The Regent, 188
  • Primrose’s Electric Meteorological Scale Reader, 330
  • Private Business Requiem, A, 137
  • Process, The Bessemer, 406
  • Production, Over, 214
  • Production of True Crankshafts and Bearings, The, 130, 198
  • Progress of Berlin, The, 95
  • Progress of Marine Engineering, The, 121,140
  • Projectiles, Armour Piercing, 401
  • Projectiles and Armour, Steel for, 667
  • Projectiles, Steel, 452, 475, 028
  • Properties of Matter, 282
  • Prospectors’ Hand Stamp Mill, Louis’s, 522
  • Protecting Industries in Russia, 650
  • Protection Iron Lightning, 311
  • Public Experiment, Competitive, 397
  • Puddling Clay, A New, 322
  • Pump, Centrifugal Combined Portable Engine and, Brown and May’s, 180
  • Pump, Centrifugo-Helical, Wade and Cherry’s, 570
  • Pump, Ship’s, Joicey’s, 195
  • Pump, Steam, Blake's Direct-Acting, 32
  • Pumping Engine, Auxiliary, at Bradford Water Works 9
  • Pumping Engine, Duplex Direct-Acting, 417
  • Pumping Engine, Webber’s Portable Centrifugal, 644
  • Pumping Engine The Worthington High-Duty, 181 193
  • Pumping Engines, High-Duty, 340
  • Pumping Engines, Steam, for Sydney Water Works, 571
  • Pumping Engines for Torpedo Boats, Yarrow’s, 258
  • Pumping Engines for the Yokohama Water Works, 326
  • Pumping and Hauling Machinery at the Windsor Slipway, Cardiff, 32
  • Pumping Machinery, Duplex, Fielding and Platt’s,
  • Pumping' Machinery, Tangyes Centrifugal, 233
  • Pumps, The Relative Efficiency of Centrifugal and Reciprocating, 129
  • Punching Machinery, Hydraulic, Higginson s, 221
  • Punching and Straightening Machine, Rushworth and Co.’s Horizontal, 180
  • Purification of Water, The, 353
  • Putney, Bridgo over the River Thames at, 85
  • Queen City of the Plains, The, 173, 201, 241, 258
  • Queensland, 639
  • Radial Valve Gears, 279, 359
  • Radiation Tests, Boiler, 101
  • Rag Boiler Explosion at Stainland, A Fatal, 531
  • Railroad Progress, American, 297
  • Rails, Railway, Stevens’ Fastenings for, 80
  • Railway Accidents and the Severe Weather, C71
  • Railway Administration, British, 187
  • Railway, Belgian State, Locomotives on the, 463
  • Railway Bridge, Long-Span, Canadian, 157
  • Railway Bridge, Steel Cantilever, over the St. John River, N.B., Canada, 131, 207, 258, 327, 392
  • Railway, the Canadian Pacific, Passenger Locomotive for, 355
  • Railway Carriage Roof Lamp, Silber and Fleming’s, 507
  • Railway Cuttings, Howie’s Snow Fence for, 457
  • Railway Department of New South Wales, The. 398, 576
  • Railway Door Lock, Matthews’, 355
  • Railway, East Indian ; The Vice-Regal Train, 313
  • Railway, The Euphrates Valley, 194
  • Railway, The Forth Bridge, 56. 431
  • Railway Gauge In the United States, 18
  • Railway, The Great Eastern, 245
  • Railway, The Great Western, 328
  • Railway, The Hudson Bay, 117
  • Railway Key, Harrison’s Elastic, 652
  • Railway Lamp, Electric, 833
  • Railway, The London and South-Western, 220
  • Railway, The Midland, 376
  • Railway Mileage of the British and Russian Empires, 452
  • Railway along Niagara Falls, A, 68
  • Railway Permanent Way, The Cost of Maintaining, 293
  • Railway Programme for Russia, A Blank, 671
  • Railway Rails, Stevens’ Fastenings for, 80
  • Railway Rolling Stock, 594
  • Railway Servants’ Congress, 401
  • Railway Sleeper Machinery, Portable, 394
  • Railway Sleepers, Compound, 478
  • Railway System, The Development of the, 500
  • Railway Wheel Tyre Lathe, Asquith’s, 165
  • Railways, Ceylon Government, 517, 564, 587
  • Railways, Chilian, 577
  • Railways, Colonial, 119
  • Railways, Electric, in New York, 671
  • Railways, English and American, 201, 271
  • Railways, Foreign, Dangers on, 552
  • Railways in India, 214 Railways in Japan, 350
  • Railways of Japan, the Imperial Government, Tank Locomotive for, 660
  • Railways, Mountain, Working, 174
  • Railways, North British and Caledonian, Rolling Stock on the, 516
  • Railways, Single Rail, 633
  • Railways, South Australian, 650
  • Ransome’s Planing and Moulding Machine, 34
  • Ransome’s Revolving Cement Furnace, 156
  • Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies’ Horizontal Engine, 593
  • Ray, The Green, 627
  • Record, The Patent, 25, 47, 73, 99, 123, 147, 171, 199, 225, 251, 277, 305, 331, 357, 381, 409, 435, 461, 485, 511, 537, 661, 583, 607, 031, 653, 675
  • Reducing Valve, Fothergill’s, 629
  • Refinement and Transportation of Petroleum, The, 489, 563, 609
  • Refiner, Lignite as a, 220
  • Reflection and Refraction of Light, 630
  • Reflectors made by Electrolysis, 167
  • Reform, Telegraph, 68
  • Refrigerating Machinery, 22, 34, 97
  • Regent Primary Battery, The, 183
  • Regulator for Chronographs, A, 652
  • Rejected English Armour Plates, 142
  • Relative Efficiency of Centrifugal and Reciprocating Pumps, The, 129
  • Remelting Cast Iron, Fairbairn’s Experiments on, 350
  • Removal of Metalloids, The, 413
  • Repair of Furnace Lining, Apparatus for, 193
  • Report of Major-General Hutchinson, R.E., and Major Marindin, R.E., on the Forth Bridge Railway, 56, 431
  • Requiem, A Private Business, 137
  • Resistance of Magnetite, The, 679
  • Resistance of Metals, 283
  • Returns, Continuous Brake, 449
  • Revolving Cement Furnace, Ransome’s, 150
  • Rheostat, An Improved. 283
  • Rifle Barrels, Recent Improvements in the Manufacture of, 275
  • Rifled Guns, Our, 597
  • Rio Janeiro, The Observatory of, 430
  • River Steamer, Stern-Wheel, Friedeborn’s, 182
  • River Thames, Bridge over the, at Putney, 85
  • River Tyne, Floating Hospital on the, 616
  • Rivers, Pollution of, 352
  • Rivetting Machinery, Hydraulic, Berry’s, 80
  • Robey’s High-Speed Engine, 80
  • Rock Drill, The Adelaide, 636
  • Roker Pier Works, Sunderland, Fifty-Ton Block-Setting Crane at, 379
  • Roller Mill, Mumford and Moodie’s, 283
  • Roller Mining Wedge, Burnett's, 314
  • Rolling Stock ; North British and Caledonian Railways, 516
  • Rolling Stock, Railway, 594
  • Rolls, Improved Crushing, Jordan, Son, and Commans’, 232
  • Rope Stopper, Hall and Lester’s, 674
  • Rotary Engine, Kingdon’s, 570
  • Royal Meteorological Society, 618
  • Royal Mint, The, 177
  • Royal Small Arms Factory, Enfield, The, 192, 215 243
  • Royal Society of Edinburgh, 602
  • Rushworth and Co.’s Boiler-Shell Drilling Machine, 420
  • Rushworth and Co.’s, Horizontal Punching and Straightening Machine, 180
  • Russell, Mr. Thomas, 107.
  • Russia, Drainage Works in, 627
  • Russia, Mining Royalties in, 43
  • Russia, New Canals in, 69
  • Russian Cruisers, New, 376
  • Russian Government, A Clyde-Built Torpedo Vessel for the, 154
  • Russian Petroleum, 579
  • Russian Petroleum and British Trade, 504
  • Russian Petroleum Pipe Line Concession, The, 453
  • Russian Port Improvements in the Black Sea, 376
  • Russian Steamboat Subsidies for 1887, 430
  • Safety Lamp, Miners’, The Morgan, 389
  • Safety Lamps, Miners’, 295
  • St. Ileliers Water Works, The, 143
  • St. John River, N.B., Canada, Steel Cantilever
  • Railway Bridge over the, 131, 207, 258, 327, 392
  • St. Joseph Lead Mining Company, The, 541
  • St. Saviour’s Flour Mills, London, Milling Machinery at the, 233
  • Sakhansky’s Floating Iron Moles, 44
  • Salt Supplies, Our, 142
  • Salt Working in South Durham, 29J
  • Salt Works, Stoke, 312
  • Saltaire, Exhibition at, 504
  • Salts, Uranium, 268

Sanitary Institute at York, The : 352, 380

  • Exhibition, 330
  • On the Influence of the Subsoil Water, by Mr. Baldwin Latham, F.G.S., 352
  • On tho Pollution of Rivers, by Professor Henry Robinson, F.G.S., 352
  • On Ventilation of Factories and Workshops, by Mr. William Tattersall, 352
  • On Domestic Sanitation, by Mr. J. Vickers Edwards, 352
  • On American Sanitation, by Mr. J. B. Gass, A.R.I.B.A., 353
  • On the Germ Theory of Disease, by Professor F. de Chaumont, 353
  • On Cremation, by Mr. W. Eassie, F.L.S., and Mr. W. Robinson, F.L.S., 353
  • On Purification of Water, by Mr. Win. Whittaker, B.A., F.G.S., 353
  • Sanitation, American, 353
  • Sanitation, Domestic, 352
  • Sanitation, Fifty Years of, 528
  • Scale, Galvanometer, A New, 283
  • Science, American Association for the Advancement of, 398
  • Science, Popular, 603
  • Scottish Firebrick Industry, The, 40
  • Screw Shafts, Wells’s Ball Thrust Bearing for, 132
  • Screw Threads, 266 Screws, Forging, 232
  • Sea-Going Torpedo Boat for the Chinese Government, 417
  • Sea, Loss of Life at, 161, 213, 265, 371
  • Sea, Notes upon Losses at, 134, 139, 169, 195, 221
  • Seamless Copper Tubes, 287
  • Second-Class Torpedo Boats, Hoisting, 340
  • Secondary Batteries, 302, 309
  • Sense of Taste, The, 350
  • Severn Tunnel, The, 210
  • Sewage Disposal, 287
  • Sewage Farm, Corporation, 312
  • Sewage Works, The Bolton, 445
  • Sewer Inspection, Autographic, 555
  • Sewer Ventilator, Eachus and Maiguen's, 301
  • Shand and Mason’s Steam Fire Engine for the Metropolitan Fire Brigade, 519
  • Sheaf Binder, Howards’, 52
  • Sheet Metal Pipes, Uses of, 69
  • Sheffield Boiler Explosion, The, 402, 501
  • Ship Canal, The Manchester, 63, 622
  • Ship Model Shaping Machine, Denny Brothers’, Dumbarton, 132
  • Shipbuilders and Engineers, The North-East Coast, 403
  • Shipbuilding, French, 420
  • Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering at Dundee in 1886, 638
  • Ships’ Boats, Housing, Wilson’s System of, 132
  • Ship’s Pump, Joicey’s, 195
  • Shipyard, Laird’s, 164
  • Show, The Norwich, 491
  • Show, The Smithfield Club, 599
  • Siemens’ Electric Light Fittings, 24
  • Siemens and Water G.is, 150
  • Signal and Telegraph Posts, Footsteps for, 522
  • Signals, Police. Electric, 90
  • Silber and Fleming’s Railway Carriage Roof Lamp, 507
  • Silicious Pig Iron, 645
  • Silicon in Foundry Pig, 415, 508
  • Silver Mill, The Lexington, 637
  • Silver and Lead Smelting in Colorado, 267
  • Silvertown India-Rubber, Gutta-Percha, and Telgraph Works, The, 42
  • Silvester’s Boiler Furnace, 327
  • Single-Rail Railways, 633
  • Slide Valve, Peck’s, 157
  • Sliding Scale, The Failure of a, 478
  • Small Arms Factory, Enfield, The Royal, 192, 215, 243
  • Smelting Silver and Lead in Colorado, 267
  • Smith’s Sugar Machinery, 490
  • Smith’s System of Ventilation, 590
  • Smith's Ten-Ton Steam “Goliath” for Sydney, N.S.W.,169
  • Smithfield Club Show, The, 599
  • Snow Fence for Railway Cuttings, Howie’s, 457
  • Snow Plough, Darley’s Pneumatic, 182
  • Soap Bubbles, 285
  • Society of Engineers, The, 313
  • Society of Engineers’ Annual Dinner, The, 627
  • Society, The Physical (See Physical Society, The Society of Telegraph Engineers, The, 529, 598,647
  • Sound Tunnel, The, 651
  • Sounds, Auroral, 95
  • South African Diamond Fields, The, 29, 75, 165, 439, 602
  • South Australia, 451
  • South Australian Railways, 650
  • South Durham, Salt Working in, 296
  • South End Flour Mills, Liverpool, The, 522
  • South-West, Notes from the, 10,46,60,82,119,135, 158, 184, 211, 236, 262, 290, 316, 354, 370, 391, 422, 460, 472, 497, 524, 556, 573, 590, 618,642,665
  • South Yorkshire, Notes from, 11, 46, 60, 82,119, 135, 159, 184 , 211, 237 , 263, 291, 316, 354 , 369, 395, 423, 482, 497, 525, 549, 573, 604, 618, 643, 665
  • Spanish Navy, The, 324
  • Sphere and Roller Mechanism, The, 274, 336
  • Sporting Guns and their Accessories, Recent Improvements in, 275
  • Spring Pen Lithograph Apparatus, Paget’s, 181
  • Spring Wheel for Traction Engines, Aveling and Porter's, 49
  • Spring Wheel for Traction Engines, Mann’s, 49
  • Stability Calculations, The Practical Use of, 605
  • Stamland, The Kier Explosion at, 601
  • Standard Metronome, A, 322
  • Standards, Electrical, 282
  • Station, the Paddington Electric Light, Instruments at, 660
  • Stations, Tidal, 142
  • Statistics of German Iron and Steel Trades, 95
  • Statistics of Trades and Professions in France, 43
  • Statue, The Bartholdi, 585
  • Steam Engine Indicator, A New, 149
  • Steam Engines, 49
  • Steam Fire Engine for the Metropolitan Fire Brigade, Shand and Mason’s, 519
  • Steam Fire Engine Trials, 324
  • Steam Fire Engines at Manchester, 422
  • Steam “Goliath,” Smith's Ten-Ton, for Sydney, N.S.W.,169 J J»
  • Steam Motors, 284
  • Steam Pump, Blake’s Direct-Acting, 32
  • Steam Pumping Engines for Sydney Water Works, 671
  • Steam Steering Gear, Zicse’s, 674
  • Steam, Substitutes for, 149
  • Steam Travelling Crane, Coles’, 290
  • Steamboat Subsidies, Russian, for 1887, 430
  • Steamer, Light-Draught Stern-Wheel, Forrestt and Son’s, 325
  • Steamer "Ozone,” Paddle, Compound Engines of the, 180
  • Steamer, River, Friedeborn’s Stern-Wheel, 182
  • Steamers for the Black Sea, More, 533
  • Steamers, Passenger, Atlantic, 163, 196, 222
  • Steamers, Petroleum, 546
  • Steamers, Petroleum Carrying, 107, 114
  • Steamship “Nulli Secunda,” Engines and Boilers of the, 491, 545
  • Steamship “Orizaba,” The New, 377, 629
  • Steamship “ Westmoreland,” Triple-Expansion Engines and Boilers of the, 7, 71
  • Steamship “ Willesden,” Triple-Expansion Engines of the, 107
  • Steel for Armour and Projectiles, 667
  • Steel, Basic, 606 Steel Boiler Plates, 482
  • Steel Cantilever Railway Bridge over the St. John River, N.B., Canada, 131,207, 258, 327,392
  • Steel Casks for Fish, 220 Steel Chains, Casting, 414, 456
  • Steel and Iron, 311
  • Steel and Iron at the Edinburgh Exhibition, 116, 203
  • Steel and Iron, The Microscopic Structure of, 144
  • Steel Melting Furnace Economy, The Effect of Dissociation on, 595
  • Steel, Mild, Some Effects of Quenching and Annealing on, 227
  • Steel Plant, The Davy, SO
  • Steel Process, the Basic, Chemistry of, 240
  • Steel Projectiles, 452, 475, 628
  • Steel Wire of High Tenacity, On, 86
  • Steering Gear, Hydraulic, Jochumsen’s Auxiliary, 366
  • Steering Gear, Thompson’s Friction Screw, 289
  • Steering Gear for Traction Engines, Aveling and Porter's, 50
  • SteeringGear, Zieze’s Steam, 674
  • “Stepney" and “Wapping,” s.s., Compound Engines of the, 290, 340
  • Stern-Wheel River Steamer, Friodeborn’s, 182
  • Stevens’ Fastenings for Railway Rails, 80
  • Stevenson, Mr. David, 96
  • Stevenson’s Horizontal Engine with Automatic Cut-off Gear, 31
  • Stoke Salt Works, 312
  • Storage of Petroleum, The, 651
  • Straight Lines, Donkin’s Machine for Dhiding, 235
  • Stress in Beams, 455
  • Submarine Boat “ Nautilus,” The, 648
  • Submarine Cables, 504
  • Subsoil Water, Influence of the, 352
  • Substitutes for Steam, 149
  • Sugar as an Anti-Incrustator in Steam Boilers, 376
  • Sugar in Cement, 401, 430
  • Sugar Machinery, Smith’s, 490
  • Sugar Mills, Hydraulic Attachment to, 272
  • Sulphur in Coal and Coke, 746
  • Sulphur in Iron and Steel, New Colorimetric Determination of, 138
  • Surfaces, Inoxidisable, for Iron, 114
  • Surveying by Electric Light, 323
  • Sydney Water Works, Steam Pumping Engines for, 571
  • Tachometer, Horn’s, 43, 570
  • Tagg’s Joints for Woodwork, 629
  • Tangyes’ Centrifugal Pumping Machinery, 233
  • Tangye and Johnson’s Automatic Expansion Gear, 314
  • Tank Locomotive for the Imperial Government
  • Railways of Japan, 660 Tar, Burning Gas, 456
  • Tar Still at Gateshead, Explosion of a, 602, 669
  • Taste, The Sense of, 350
  • Tay Bridge, The, 664
  • Teak Trade, Burmah, 44
  • Telegraph Company, Great Northern, 297
  • Telegraph, The Electric, in France, 645
  • Telegraph Engineers, The Society of, 529, 593, 617
  • Telegraph, India-Rubber, and Gutta-Percha Works, The Silvertown, 42
  • Telegraph Poles, Prairie, 95
  • Telegraph Reform, 68
  • Telegraph and Signal Posts, Footsteps for, 522
  • Telegraphing with an Uninsulated Wire, 322
  • Telegraphy, Multiplex, 309, 333
  • Telephone, An Early, 70
  • Telephone of 1868, A, 579
  • Telephone, An Improved, 323
  • Telephone, A New, 319
  • Telephonic Apparatus, Early, 355
  • Telephonic Induction, 283
  • Temperature of the Deep Sea, The, 533
  • Temperature of Lake Leman, The, 141
  • Terrestrial Gravity, Measuring, by Spring Balance, 44
  • Terrestrial Magnetism, 311
  • Testing Apparatus, Henning’s, 130
  • Testing Bridge, Electric Light, Woodhouse and Rawson’s. 262
  • Testing Fuzes by the Telephone, 651
  • Tests, Boiler Radiation, 101
  • Thames, Bridge over the River, at Putney, 85
  • Thermal Battery, A New, 167, 193
  • Thermo-Electric Materials, New, 297
  • Thermometers, Note on the Internal Capacity of, 536
  • Thermometric Paint, A, 296
  • Thomas Slag as a Manure, 578
  • Thompson’s Friction Screw Steering Gear, 289
  • Thompson’s System of Framing Vessels, 585
  • Thompson’s Triple-Expansion Engines, 405
  • Thornycroft’s Small Torpedo Boats, 278
  • Thrashing Machine, Marshall's, 52
  • Threads, Screw, 266
  • Thwaite-Neville Self-Trimming Grain Elevator, The. 420
  • Tidal Stations, 142
  • Tilbury Docks, The, 219
  • Tilbury Docks, Crane lor, 119
  • Timber, Colonial, 401
  • Tip Wagon, Six-Ton, 443
  • Tobacco Works, Cope’s, 164
  • Tonsson’s Friction Coupling, 641
  • Tools, Machine, Canadian, 377, 469
  • Torpedo Boat Boilers, Yarrow’s, 180
  • Torpedo Boat for China, 117
  • Torpedo Boat for the Chinese Government, Sea- Going, 417
  • Torpedo Boat Compound Condensing Engines, Yarrow’s, 155
  • Torpedo Boat Fan Engine, Yarrow’s, 313
  • Torpedo Boat, A New, 668
  • Torpedo Boat, Yarrow’s, Trial of, 593
  • Torpedo Boats, Second Class, Hoisting, 340
  • Torpedo Boats, Thornycroft’s Small, 273
  • Torpedo Boats, Yarrow’s Pumping Engines for, 258
  • Torpedo Experiments, 478
  • Torpedo Vessel for the Russian Government, A Clyde Built, 154
  • Torpedoes, 500, 675, 621
  • Torsional Vibrations, Sources of Error in Connection with Experiments on, 37
  • Toward’s Forced Draught Apparatus, 366
  • Town Bridge, The Northwich, 452
  • Traction Engine, Compound, Fowler’s, 49
  • Trade with Batoum, English, 117
  • Trade of 1886, The Coal, 668
  • Trades and Professions in France, Statistics of, 43
  • Train Signal, A Mercury, 245
  • Tramways, Cable, 2, 254, 624, 645)
  • Tramways, Cable, in Australia, 628
  • Tramways, French, 373
  • Transmission of Energy, The Electrical, 500
  • Transmission of Power by Belting, 127
  • Transportation and Refinement of Petroleum, The, 489, 563, 609
  • Treacle for Making Briquettes of Coal, andc., Use of, 193
  • Treating Gold and Silver at the United States Mint, 27, 53. 150, 228
  • Trial of Non-Condensing Compound Engine, 558
  • Trial Trips and Launches, 10, 40, 79, 131, 155, 194, 250, 259, 313, 378, 404, 422, 455, 510, 558, 572, 615, 643, 673
  • Trial of Yarrow’s Torpedo Boat, 593
  • Tria'8, Steam Fire Engine, 324
  • Triple-Expansion Engines and Boilers of the s.s., “ Nulli Secunda,” 491, 545
  • Triple-Expansion Engines and Boilers of the s.s. “ Westmoreland,” 7, 71
  • Triple-Expansion Engines, Thompson’s, 405
  • Triple-Expansion Engines of the s.s. “ Willesden,” 107
  • Triple-Expansion Marine Engines, 470, 494
  • True Crankshafts and Bearings, The Production of, 130,198
  • Tubes, Copper, Seamless, 287
  • Tunnel, The Severn, 210
  • Tunnel, The Sound, 651
  • Turbine Penstock, Collapse of a, 671
  • Turning and Drilling Machine for Boiler Flues, Kendall and Gent’s, 637
  • Tweddell's Hydraulic Veeing Presses, 589
  • Tyne, River, Floating Hospital on the, 616
  • Underground Mains, Electric, Laying, 579
  • Underground Wires in American Cities, 139
  • Union Oil Mills Company, Loudon, Oil Mills of the, 616
  • Uninsulated Wire, Telegraphing with an, 322
  • United States Cruisers, 365
  • United States, The Mechanical Industries of the, 96
  • United States Mint, Treating Gold and Silver at the, 27, 53, 150, 228
  • United States, Notes from the, 13, 32, 70, 78, 107, 133, 155, 181, 207, 246, 258, 298, 324, 380, 394, 433, 455, 409, 491, 523, 509, 604, 614, 072
  • United States, Railway Gauge in the, 18
  • United States, Water Power in the, 142
  • Ural Iron Trade, The Crisis in the, 70
  • Uranium Salts, 268
  • Use ot Concrete in Marine Construction, On the, 530
  • Use of Liquid Fuel, The ; English Theory and Russian Practice, 45
  • Use of the Magneto, The, 18
  • Utilisation of Waste Metal, 95
  • Valve Gear, Fidler’s, 315
  • Valve Gears, Radial, 279, 359
  • Valve, Reducing, Fothergill's, 620
  • Valve, Slide, Peck's, 157
  • Vapour Pressure, 630
  • Variable Velocity, Imparting, 336
  • Veeing Presses, Tweddell's Hydraulic, 589
  • Ventilation of Factories and Workshops, 352
  • Ventilation of Scotch Coal Mines, 245
  • Ventilation, Smith’s System of, 590
  • Ventilator, Sewer, Eachus and Maignen’s, 301
  • Vertical, Coasts and the, 322
  • Vertical Winding Engine, Hornsby and Sons’, 600
  • Vessels, Thompson’s System of Framing, 535
  • Vice-Regal Train, The ; East Indian Railway, 313
  • Victorian Court of the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, The, 307
  • Violent Hailstorm, A, 193
  • Vision, Colour, 282
  • Volt and Ampèremeters, New, 430
  • “Volta,’’ The Voyage of the, 297
  • Wade and Cherry’s Centrifuge Helical Pump, 570
  • Wagon, Six-Ton Tip, 443
  • “ Wapping” and “ Stepney,” s.s., Compound Engines of the, 290, 340
  • Waste Metal, Utilisation of, 95
  • Water Drinking, 311
  • Water, Evaporation of, at Sea, 433
  • Water, The Filtration of, 555
  • Water Level Indicator, Heinke’s, 457
  • Water Level Regulator, Joly’s, 247
  • Water Power in the United States, 142
  • Water, The Purification of, 353
  • Water and Siemens Gas, 150
  • Water Supply, The Birmingham, 334
  • Water Works, Belfast, 95, 618
  • Water Works, The Bradford, Auxiliary Pumping Engine at, 9
  • Water Works, The St. Heliers, 143
  • Water Works, the Yokohama, Pumping Engines for, 326
  • Watson’s Compound Hydraulic Presses, 207
  • Wave Motion, 283
  • Wax Phonograph, The, 670
  • Weather, The, 40,139, 267, 372, 475, 576
  • Webber's Portable Centrifugal Pumping Engine, 644
  • Welding by Electricity, 324
  • Welding, A New Process of, 271
  • Wells’s Ball Bearings for Screw Shafts, 132
  • Welsh Ports, The, 297
  • Westgarth and English’s Compound Mill Engine, 646
  • Westinghouse High-Speed Engine, The, 154
  • “ Westmoreland,” 8.8., Triple-Expansion Engines of the, 7, 71
  • Wheel Tyro Lathe, Asquith’s Railway, 155
  • Wilkinson and Lister’s Keyway Cutting Machine, 9
  • “ Wilksden,’’ s.s., Triple-Expansion Engines of the, 107
  • Wilson’s System of Housing Ships’ Boats, 132
  • Windsor Slipway, Cardiff, Pumping and Hauling Machinery at the, 32
  • Winning Diamonds, The Mode of, 29 Wire Netting, Continuous, 535
  • Wire, Steel, of High Tenacity, On, 86
  • Wires, Underground, in American Cities, 139
  • Withdrawal of the Electric Lighting Bill, 68
  • Woodhouse and Rawson’s Electric Light Testing Bridge, 262
  • Woodite, 431
  • Woolwich Arsenal, 218
  • Woods, The Electric Resistance of, 141
  • Woodwork, Tagg’s Joint for, 629
  • Working Mountain Railways, 174
  • Workshop Administration, 149
  • Works, The Bolton Sewage, 445
  • Works, Piggott and Co.’s, Birmingham, 611
  • Worthington High-Duty Pumping Engine, The, 181, 193
  • Wrought-Iron Conduit Pipes, 36
  • Wrought-Iron Pipes, 296
  • Yarrow’s Pumping Engines for Torpedo Boats, 258
  • Yarrow’s Torpedo Boat Boilers, 180
  • Yarrow’s Torpedo Boat Compound Condensing Engines, 155
  • Yarrow’s Torpedo Boat Fan Engine, 313
  • Yarrow’s Torpedo Boat, Trial of, 593
  • Yokohama Water Works, Pumping (Engines for the, 326
  • York, The Sanitary Exhibition, at, 3S0
  • Ziese’s Steam-Steering Gear, 674

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