Engineering 1886 Jul-Dec: Index: Patent Record

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Aerial Navigation : 14*, 512 H. Bate. 148; E. F. Falconnet, 148; J. S. Foster, 512 ; W. II. Prestwich, 512 ; F. Modet E. Ybargoitia, 148; An Aerial Velocipede, R. G. Owen, 512
Agricultural Implements, Machinery, &c. : 277, 409, 561
Bundle Carriers for Grain Binders, C. H. McCormick, 277; Grain Binding, W. Butterfield, 409 ; The Milwaukee Harvester Company, 409 ; Grain Binding Harvesters, B. E. Huntley, 277 ; D. M. Osborne, 661 ; Harvesting Machines,
S. Johnston, 277 ; C. H. McCormick, 277 ; A. C. Miller, 561; Obtaining and Maintaining Pres¬sure on Ensilage Contained in Silos, E. Heard, 409 ; Ploughs, /*'. and J. Grobcr, 409 ; Reapers and Saif-Binding Machines, G. E. Jeffery, 277 ; Thrashing, E. Foden, 561; Tripping Mechanism for Sheal Binding and Straw Trussing Machinery, J. Hornsby and J. Innocent, 409
Air and Gas Compressors : 48 (?. E. Dow, 48
Batteries, Electric, Accumulators, &c. : 100, 252 382 608
L. A. IF. Desruellcs, 100 ; C. P. Elieson, 252 ; Active Electrodes and their Application to Primary and Secondary Batteries, P. Badly, 608 ; Cells for, W. II. Quaterman, 252 ; Certain Elements for, J. T. Armstrong, 608; Conver¬sion of Heat Energy into Electrical Energy, IF. E. Case, 100; Galvanic, A. Dun and F. Hasslacher, 608; S. H. Emmens, 252; J. II. Howard, 252; l)r. O. Lugo, 608; K. Poliak and G. H'ehr, 100; A. Schanschieff, 252; Galvanic or Primary, J. E. Liardct, 608; Jars, H. G. Ellery and J. T. Gent, 608; Plates or Elements for Voltaic Batteries, T. J. Jones and W. II. Tasker, 382; Portable Galvanic, IF. L. Gates, 608; Secondary, E. Julien, 100; H. and J. K. Thame, 608 ; Secondary Voltaic, C. Moseley and T. Parker, 382; Thermo- Electric Batteries, A. Burjorji, 608 ; Voltaic, T. J. Jones, 60S Bearings : 2s, 148
Axle or Shaft, J. Gibbons, 148 ; for Shafts or Axles, A. W. Spatzier, 26
Blowing Machines : 226, 358 T. IF. Beverley, 226; Rotary Blowers, Ex¬hausters, and Pumps, J. IF. Bestier, 226; Rotary Fans for Producing Currents of Air, II. Aland, 358
Boiler and Engine Fittings: 74, 200, 332, 462, 562, 676 (See also Boilers)
Device for Preventing the Explosion of Steam Boilers, B. Meyer, 332; Expanding the Packing Rings of Pistons, J. Reid, 676 ; High-Pressure -nd Low-Water Alarm, Applicable also as a Fire-Extinguishing Apparatus, J. B. Stubbs, 332 ; Indicators for Water Gauge Glasses, W. Barry and G. W. Jones, 200; Injectors, B. C. Evers, 462; Low-Water Alarms for Steam Boilers, II. Wilson, 462; Manholes, J. Simonis, 332; Metallic Packing, A. Farquhar, 74 ; J. Hay thorn, 676; Packing, A. Beldam, 676; H. C. Heard and A. Gardner, 676; F. Hocking, 74, 562; J. Holland and J. Lever, 676; W. Terrell, E. Turner, and G. S. Howatson, 676 ; Piston Rods, A. Collman, 676; Pistons, Steam Engines and Pumps, J. II. Mitchell, 200; Re¬turn Steam Traps, also Applicable to Boiler Feeding Apparatus, J. J. Boyle, 332 ; Safety- Valves, G. Wilson and T. A. Timmis, 462 ; Sight Feed Lubricators, IF. A. G. Schon- heyder, 332; Stuffing-Boxes and Packing, G. W. Manuel and R. Marshall, 200; Water Gauges, J. L. Nelson, A. F. Landerholm, and J. Lang, 200
Boilers : 74 , 200, 226, 462, 512, 584, 676 W. Cooke, 74 ; II. Heaton, 676 ; J. C. Jopling, 676; L. W. Leeds, 584; J. Millington and IL Jones, 584 ; R. IL Taunton, 200; 2'. Thomlin- son, 200 ; C. D. Yates, 74 ; Applying Auxiliary- Heat to, C. T. Burchardt, 676 ; Automatic Cleaner for, H. Sims, 676; Caps and Clamps for Hand Holes and other Orifices in Steam Generators, C. A. Knight, 584; Cleaners, 11. B. Baker and G. B. Blazer, 462; Cleaning Tubes, F. M. Clark and F. K. Low, 462 ; Coil Steam Generator, O. Lilienthal and W. Bashall, 584; Construction and Working of Furnaces, E. Albin, 74 ; Economising Fuel and Consum¬ing Smoke in, A. II. W. Brown, 462 ; Feed- Pump and other Connections or Mountings for Marine Boilers, J. Weir, 462 ; Firebridges for Boiler Furnaces, A.| Mackie, 200 ; Galloway- Tubes and Attaching them to Boilers, G. J. Scott, 676; Generating Steam, Condensing
Waste Steam, and Feeding the Generator, F. II. F. Engel, 462 ; Generators, II. Davey, 74 ; T. Engelson, 74 ; F. C. Garbutt. 462; W. F. Gorcham, 676; A. Beis, 200 ; 2’. and IF. Toward and J. Meek, 584 ; Generators and Superheaters, R. A. Chesebrough, 584 ; In¬creasing the Steam Producing Power of, W. A. Drummond, 676 ; A Manifold or Header for Sectional Steam Generators, &c., The Babcock and Wilcox Company, 462 ; Preventing Incrustation in, A. Roberts, 74 ; Regulating the Pressure in, II. M. Bigelow, 584; Remov¬ing Sediment from, A. B. Scarborough and J. A. Barnard, 200 ; Rolling Strengthening Rings on Circular Flues or Furnaces for Steam Boilers, D. Purves, 226 ; Sectional, A. Bach- meyer, 584 ; Sectional Steam Generators, C. A. Knight, 462; Separators for, L. Stewart, 462 ; Tools for the Insertion and Withdrawal of the Tubes of Steam Boilers, L. W. Sharp, 676 ; Tubes, J. Pickering, 74; Tubes and Tube- Plates of Steam Generators, H. Turner, 584 ; Water Gauges for Steam Boilers and Floats therefor, R. N. It. Phelps, 512
Boilers, &c., Feeding : 462 J. C. Bauer, 462 ; II. Fairbank, 462 ; J. E. E. Fromentin, 462 ; E. W. Van Duzen, 462 ; with a Combination of Water and Air, F. H. Moldcnhauer, 462
Brakes: 26, 486
F. Maitland, 486 ; Actuating, IF. II. Blakeney, 486; Curbs or Brakes Applied to a Pulley with Differential Gearing to Alter the Speed of Machinery, P. and C. G. Rolla, 26
Bridges : 654
Opening, Closing, and Locking Swing Bridges, A. van Alstein and G. van Nleuwkuyk, 654
Carbonic Acid Gas, Generating : 436
G. Bi'.cy, 436; Automatically, F. Foster, 436
Centrifugal Apparatus : 226, 358 J. Laidlaw and A. J Liveraedge, 358; Con¬tinuously Acting, La Compagnie de Fives-Lille, 226 ; Drying Machines, J. B. Allicott and
P. Haughton, 226 ; Separating Machine, C. A. Johannson, 353
Colouring Matter, Obtaining : 632 Farbfabrik vorm Brunner, 632; Violet and Blue Azo-Dyes, FarOenfabrikcn vorm Bayer and Co., 632 ; Yellow and Orange, Badische Anilin und Soda Fabrik, 632
Conductors, Insulators, &c. : 252, 382, 538, 608 E. G. Acheson, 382 ; A. Millar, 608 ; F. Walton, 252; Conduits for Cables or Conductors, J. F. Munsie and H. N. May, 252; Connecting Electric Wires, A. Whalley, 538 ; Constructing, Fixing, and Fitting Electrical Insulators for Telegraphs, J. E. Griffiths, 382 ; Electric Cables, and Apparatus for Laying and Securing the Same, IL C. Spalding, 608; Electric Conductors and an Insulating Compound therefor, W. P., II. B., and J. Tatham, and D. Brooks, 252; Glazed Earthenware Conduits for Subterranean Telegraph and Telephone Lines, Earl l’oulett, 252; Insulated Wire, W. M. llabirshaw, 608; Insulating Compounds for Electrical Purposes, A. Muirhead and C. R. A. Wright, 252 ; Laying Electrical Conductors in Subterranean Lines and the Construction of such Lines, H. C. Spalding and P. McMackin, 538 ; Manufacture ot Metal Wire, E. Martin, 608 ; Multiple Electric Conductors or Cables, and Processes and Apparatus for the Manufacture of the Same, J. J. C. and M. Smith, 382; Subterranean Lines of Electrical Conductors, II. C. Spalding, 638 ; Telegraph Posts, S. and F. G. Sharrock, 608; Testing Stations, Chiefly Designed for Use in Connection with Conduits for Electric Wires, J. F. Munsie and H. N. May, 538
Couplings : 26,124, 278 Compound Attachments or Double Sockets for Metal Ropes, W. C. Blackett, 124 ; Flexible, for Shafts, W. J. Mackenzie, 124; Pipe Coupling,
R. Barker, 278 ; for Shafts, &c., J. F. Hall and J. Verity, 124 ; M. Lohmannand M. Stoltcrfoht, 26
Currents, Inducing : 538 L. Gaulard and J. D. Gibbs, 538; J- C. Pilrthner, 538
Currents, Measuring: 100 Electric, B. M. Drake and J. M. Gorham, 100
Dredging, &c. : 48, 226, 357, 511 5. M. Cockbum, 358; IF. Cooper and J. Holds worth, 511; I). I). Bichar ds, 226; J. Tavlor, 511 ; Automatic Gear for Excavators, IF. ƒ'. Bat ho and S. M. Cockbum,Buckets, A. IF. Bobinson, 358; Hopper Dredgers, A. Brown, 357 ; Wells and Subsoil Foundations, C. C. Sullivan, 357
Dynamo-Electric Machines : 99, 251,381,53/.697 A. T. Gravier, 381; II. J. Smith, 637; I. J-
Sprague, 381; ó>. P. Thompson, 537; Driving Gear for, H. Lindley, 537 ; Electro Field Magnets for, It. Kennedy, 251; Electro-Mag¬neto Motors, Itecordon and Co., 99; Electro- Magnets and the Application of the Same to the Control of Electric Currents, H. IF. Haven- shaw, 381 ; Electro-Magnets and Induction Coils, M. Lahaussois, 99; Electric Motors, A. Reckenzaun, 99 ; J. Riley, 607 ; Electro-Motors and Generators, E. T. and D. Iligham, 607; Generation of Electric Currents, The Helios Electric Lightand Telegraph Construction Com¬pany, 381; Mounting and Driving, II. P. Holt, 99 ; Regulating the Speed of Engines for Driv¬ing Dynamo-Electrical Machines, E. II. Amet, 607; Secondary Generators, II. Muller, 251; Vibrating Electric Motors, A. L. Parcelle, 99
Elevating Liquids: 220 By Means of Steam or Compressed Gases, E. Korting, 226
Engine Fittings : (Sec Boiler and Engine Fittings ; also Ships)
Engines, Air ; 581 Atmospheric, A. II. Wcisz, 584
Engines, Binary : 583
J. H. Campbell, 583; Utilising Ammoniacal Gas as a Motive Power, P. J. McMahon, 583
Engines, Fluid : 583
B. Benham, 583; Oscillatory, S. Butler, 583
Engines, Gas : 73, 74, 199, 200, 331, 461, 462, 583, 675
G. II. Babcock, 461; E. Bernardi, 462 ; N. P. Burgh and A. Gray, 67b; H. Campbell, 461 ;
W. Crossley, 73; II. T. Dawson, 331 ; P. Jonasen, 74 ; E. C. Mills, 199; B. II. Nash, 200; A. Rollasen, 583; J. Southall, 675 ; T. Sturgeon, 74; A. Treeton, 583; G. W. Weatberhogg, 199; M. Welch and F. Rook, 74 ; C. T. Wordsworth and J. Wolstenholme, 583 ; Hydro - Carburettcd Air Engines, J. J. R. Humes, 461; Igniting the Gas or Explosive Mixture in, G. Warsop and H. W. Hill, 199; Operating Gas Engines, B. II. Nash, 331; Petroleum and Gas Engines, J. Spiel, 331 ; Regulators for Supply of Gas to, II. P. Holt, 200; Slides and Passages of, Gas-motoren- Fabrik, 583; Supply Valve Gear for, J. Spiel, 74
Engines, Hydraulic: 462, 676 C. IF. Cooper, 676; Hydraulic Engines, IF. Speight, 462
Engines, Hydro-Carbon : 199, 583, 675
Friedrich, 199 ; W. D. and J. Priestman, 583 ; J. and C. S. Wright and T. Charlton, 675
Engines, Rotary : 73, 199 N. W. Curtis, 73; II. Morley, 73; W. H. Murch,73 ; Reciprocating, B. Mills, 199
Engines, Steam : 73, 199, 278, 331, 461, 583, 654, 675
B. C. Waite, 199; II. Davey, 331; J II. Eiekcrshoff, 73 ; E. Field, 675 ; T. Mudd, 675 ;
IF. Price, 331; W. Schmidt, 583; Sc.ic Sian Yen, 73; IF. II. Wheatley and J. IF. Mac¬kenzie, 583; C. C. Worthington, 583; Actuat¬ing the Valves of Duplex Steam Engines, B. B. Carricabum, 199 ; Apparatus for Stop¬ping Engines, J. Fottiergill and W. and T. Briggs, 654 ; Automatic Expansion Gearing for, If. and R. H. Lanceley, 461 ; Automatic Expansion Valve Gear, J. N. Paxman, 73; Balanced Slide Valves, D. A. Woodbury, 199; A Combined Donkey Engine, Pump, and Con¬denser, J. Kirkaldy, 461 ; Combined Throttle or Stop Valves and Governor Valves for, T. R. Pickering, 199 ; Compound, IF. Brock, 461; S. Butler, 461 ; W. Y. Fleming and P. Ferguson, 199; J. Thom, 461 ; Compound, and boilers, W. Hargreaves and W. Inglis, 461; Compound Expansive, J. Matthews, 675; Equalising the Power given off by Engines, H. W. Wims- hurst, 654 ; An Equilibrium Slide Valve, A. Ferguson, 461; Feed-Water Heating in Con¬nection with Compound, A. M. Laine, 461; Heating Cylinders and Pistons, E. R. Royston, 675; High-Speed, IF. Bowrie, 199; Marine, G. Allibon, 73 ; Mechanism for Regulating the Speed of, S. Butterworth, 583; Mid-Cylinder Exhaust, B. J. Todd, 331 ; Pistons, R. Robin¬son, 654 ; G. Temple and W. Rowntrce, 410; Pistons and Rings for Stuffing-Boxes, A. T. Allen and II. Cavill, 278; Producing and Maintaining Graduations of Temperature in the Cylinders of Double-Acting, L. J. Todd, 461; Reversing Gear for, T. A. Arrol and J. Pringle, 675; Rotary, J. II. Darragh, 675; Single-Acting Quick-Speed Triple and Quad¬ruple-Expansion Engines, T. C. Hide and IF. Wardrop, 683; Slide Valves, P. Baylis, 73 ; Throttle or Stop Valves for, T. R. Pickering, 461; Throttle Valves, 0. C. van der Valk, 199 ; Valve Apparatus, E. Holt, 199; R. Proell,
461; Valve9 for Double-Acting, J. F. Meyjes, 461; Valve Gear, G. Fletcher amt II'. Abell, 461 ; Valve Gear for Oscillating, II’. II. Martin, 675 ; Valve Ports and Steam Passages of Cy¬linders, J. Clync, 675 ; Valve and Valve Gear of, J. Wheelock, 331
Engines, Steam, Fireless Working of : 200 M. Honigmann, 200; M. Honiymann, 200
Engines, Stopping : 332 J. Fothergill and W. Briggs, 332 ; T. Schiller and P, Breinicke, 332
Engines, Traction : 148, 306, 654, Kroh, 306 ; J. and H. McLaren, 654 ; Steam Road Rollers, J. and H. McLaren, 148; Wheels with Endless Rails, II'. Fender, 654 ; Wheels and Pulleys, A. Grciy and G. Achilles, 306
Fat and Oils, Treating and Extracting : 632 A T. Hall, 632; J. Merz, 632; Lubricants, F. P. Warren, 632; Refining Vegetable Oils, A. T. Hall, 632
Feed Water, Heating : 74, 332, 584 M. Coulson, 74 ; E. Green, 332 ; J. Kirkaldy, 332; F. Shickle, 74; A. B. Wilson, 74 ; Con¬densing Exhaust Steam and Heating Feed Water for Steam Generators, A. McNab, 584
Filters, 124,172, 278, 410, 562 I. C. Bailey, 562; A. Bell, 124 ; J. and J. Clayton, 410; W. Ilucks, 172; L. Pommeraye, 278; Applicable for Caustic Soda Solution, Solvay et Cie., 172
Firearms : 2n, 123, 277, 409, 410, 561 M. Mefford, 25 ; P. M. Parsons, 123 ; An Attachment for Firearms for Indicating when they are Loaded, G. Flaischlen, 123 ; Blanks to form the Bottoms of Cartridge Cases, A. Jullicn,25; Breechloading, Break-down Sport¬ing Guns and Rifles, G. Jeffries, 561; Breech- loading, The Colt’s Patent Firearms Manufac¬turing Company, 123; II. M. Quackenbush, 123 ; Breechloading Small Arms, G. Hackett and E. Belcher, 409; Breechloading Spotting Guns, R. Jones and W. Taylor, 25 ; Carriages for Machine Guns, T. Nordenfelt, 25 ; Car¬tridge Cases, F. Bolton, 25; G. Bomicr, 123; G. Kynoch, 123 ; Cartridges, T. J. Middle- ditch, 561; Combined Single Loading and Re¬peating Rifle and Cartridges therefor, R. Jennings, 277 ; Conversion of the Martini Rifle into a Repeating Arm, A. Schratzenthaller, 277 ; for Destroying Ships, II. 8. Maxim, 25 ; Discharging Projectiles Containing High Ex¬plosive Materials, D. Moore, 25 ; Explosives, Johnson, 410 ; A. Nobel, 25 ; H Schoeneweg, 661; Explosive Compound for Guns or Firearms and Blasting Purposes, F. Gaens, 561 ; Explosive Projectiles, and in Part Applicable for Extending Electrical Communicating Lines, D. B. Dawson, 123 ; Extracting Mechanism of Breachloading Small Arms, J. Coster, 25; Fuzes for Shells and Torpedoes, *L. Zalinski, 561 ; Gun Carriages, C. E. Creecy, 123; C. E. Creecy, 409; Gun Locks,
Francotte, 561; W. C. McEntee and J. Hughes, 501 ; Line-Throwing Guns, D. R. Dawson, 25; Luminous Sights for, C. W. Heaton and T. Bolas, 25 ; Machine Guns, B. Burton, 277; U. Jones, 123; IL S. Maxim, 409; T, Nordenfelt.iW; Machines for Load¬ing Cartridge Shells for Shot Guns, D. Moore, 25; Migazine, T. N P. Stokes, 123; Maga¬zine Repeating Rifles, J. Werndl, 561 ; Manu¬facture of Tubes and Ordnance of Steel and Iron, W. C. Stiff and II. B. S. Bennett, 123 ; Mounting Ordnance, J. Vavasseur, 499 ; Per- cussi- n Fuzes, O. Jones, 123 ; Projectiles, W. Kennish, 25; Recoil Brakes for Gun Car¬riages, A. C. Koerner, 277 ; Repeating, Q, I'. Fosbery, 277 ; Revolving Small Arms, H. Diniancea, 277; Rifle Sight Elevators, II. Bates, 25; Rifle Vernier, II, Greener, 25; Safety Dynamite Shells, T. Smith, 25; Sight Elevators, IL P. Miller, 25 ; Sights for, R. W. Studdy, 123 ; Telescopic Sights for Small Arms, also Stock for Brccchloading Shot Guns, D. Fraser, 25
Fuel, Artificial : 172, 436, 631 L Cline, 172 ; Machinery for Manufacture of,
W. B Westlake, 631; J. A. Yeadon and B. Middleton, 631 ; Manufacture of Compressed Fuel from Coal, S. Butler, 436 ; for Smelting Purposes, J. McCulloch and II’. Black, 172
Furnaces : 171, 331, 435, 462, 584, 631, 676 II. Caswell, 171; J. Ham, 581; J. G. Hansel and F. L. Krumbiegel, 171; T. Lishman, 676 ; II. C. Paterson, 584 ; II. C. Paterson and R. Miller, 631 ; Application of Forced Draught to, J. Patterson and M. Sandison, 584; Bars, J. Naysmith, 676; for the Combustion of Gaseous Fuel, J. B. Archer, 584 ; Distribution of Gas and Air, G. Anderson, 171; for Effecting the Consumption of Smoke, R. and W. Wainright, 631; Effecting the Decarbonisation of Earthy Carbonates, R. Radot, 171 ; Firegrates, J. Magnee and E. Benekens, 462 ; Flues of Steam Boilers, J. Lee, 684; Forming, Mounting, and Actuating Firebars, and Feeding Fuel thereon, T. Milburn and C. W. Haydon, 584 ; Gas Pro¬ducers and Regenerators as Applied to Steam Boilers for the Generation of Steam, J. Hill, 435; Grates, C. Whitfield, 676; Heating the Blast for, IF. Tomlinson, 631; Hot-Air, R. A. Chesebrough, 171; Hydro-Carbon Burners for, J. Marion, J. Caverly, B. Fisher, and J. S.
Valk, 584 ; Lining for, F. Siemens, 631; for the Manufacture of Lime and Cement, M. B. Farrington, 435; Portable Blast Furnace Plant,
L. Hartsfleld, 435 ; Portable Inclosed Blast Rivet Heating Furnace Stove, Sir W. W. Arbuth- not, N. A. Mercer, and J. B. Guy, 631; Pro¬ducing a Draught in, and Purifying the Pro¬ducts of Combustion, A. Reis, 584 ; Promoting the Combustion of Fuel in, H. Welsh, 584; Re¬generative or Recuperative, J. G. Robertson, 435; Regenerative Steelmaking, J. Riley, 435; Rocking Bars for, J. Settle, 332; Steam Generators, J. C. Brentnall, 331 ; Tank, F. Siemens, 171; for Treating Town Refuse, C. Jones, 435; Water Tuyeres, B., C., and W. B. Fenton, 631
Gas, Manufacture of : 171, 435, 631
Loomis, 435; Compressing Coal and Intro¬ducing the Same into Coke Ovens, J. Quaglio, 631; Conversion into Gas and Combustion of Liquid Hydro-Carbons, J. B. Archer, 171; Enriching" Illuminating Gas, J. Parkes, 171 ; Gas Retorts and Apparatus Connected there¬with, H. J. Rogers, 631 ; Generating Fixed Gases for Illuminating, Heating, and Metal¬lurgical Purposes, T. S. Lindsay, 435 ; Genera¬tion of Gas for Lighting and Heating Purposes, B. Andreae, 435; Hydraulic Mains and Ascen¬sion Pipes for the Manufacture of Coal Gas, J, Hanson, 435 ; Increasing the Illuminating Effect of Gas, J. Mactear, 631 ; Making and Utilising Water and Oil Gas, C. T. C. Bailey and S. C. Dean, 435 , Purifying and Enriching Coal Gas, A. Dempster, 631 ;. Stand-Pipes for Gas Retorts, R. Dempster, 171; Water Oil Gas, J. B. Archer, 435
Gas, Regulating Pressure of : 124, 277, 562
R. Hargreaves and J. Bardsley, 277 ; Gas Governors or Regulators, J. Stott, 562; Vary¬ing and Regulating the Action of, W. E. Price, 277
Governors : 26, 74, 200, 332, 538 W. C. Lockwood and H. Carlisle, 74 ; J. IF. Macfarlane, 200 ; M. R. Moore, 200 ; R. Rack- ham, 332; Electrical, P. IF. Willans, 538; for Fluids, T. C. Hopper, 26 ; for Motive Power Engines, T. Heather, 74
Grain Cleaning : 277 L. Gathmann, 277
Grinding, Crushing, &c.: 226, 358 G. Frisbee, 226; Combined Grinding and Crushing Mills, The Foos Manufacturing Com¬pany, 358
Hoisting, Hauling, &c. : 26, 48,124, 226, 512, 662
S. G. Bennett, 48; A. B. Brown, 226 ; J. Brown and T. A. Porter, 48 ; Automatically Balanced Cranes, R. Pirie, 512 ; Balance for Hydraulic Lifts, G. Andrews, 48; Belt Pulleys, W. I’ocock, 124 ; Brake Mechanism for, G. Mehlis, 512 ; Braking or Safety Apparatus for, R. A. Beaver, 48; Hydraulic, A. T. Walker, 4S ; Portable, W. H. Gittins, 48 ; Rope Guides for Pulleys, L. and C. H. Dyer and G. S. Sawyer, 562 ; Safety Locking Hooks, J. Roberts, 26 ; Swivel Pulley Blocks, W. W. Wilcox, 562
Hydraulic Machinery : 357 Distributing Valves for, A. Fiat, 357 ; Lifting and Forcing Apparatus, F. Neukirch, 357 ; Rams, F. Ball, 357
Indicating Appliances: (See also Signalling) 25, 278, 332, 400, 486, 538, 561, 654, 076
II. G. Ellery and J. T. Gent, 538; Apparatus Applicable to “ Speed Indicators” or “Revo¬lution Counters,” S. Tebbut, 409; Apparatus for Taking Indicator Diagrams from Engines, G. Sellers, 676; Automatic Electrical Fire Alarm, A. Dalziel, 538; Automatic Weighing Machines, C. C. Clawson, 278; Boiler Alarm and Indicator, J. T. Robson, 332 ; Burglar Alarms, National Manufacturing Company, 561; Electric Meters, J. J. A. Aubert, 654 ; Electrical Indicator Applicable to Gas Cocks, L. Lenacrts and H. L’Ollivier, 538; Electrically,
L. Clarke, 538 ; Fluid Meters, D. A. Suther¬land, 25 ; A Fluid Meter, also Applicable as a Motor, A. Bonna, 409; A. Bonna, 561; A Fog- Horn giving a Continuous or Short Blast, E. Martin, 561; Gas Meter Index, S. Lindley, 561; Indicating the Presence of Firedamp in Mines,
T. Kitsee, 409 ; Indicating and Recording the Pressure of Steam or other Fluids, A. Shed- lock and C. G. Singer, 332; Indicating the Speed of Rotating Shafts, T. Horn. 661 ; Liquid Meters, J. J. Tyler, 278; C. C. Worthington, 661; Low-Water Alarms, A. Kerr, It. Costigan, and W. Keys, 332; Measuring Angles and Range Finding, J. II. Steward and W. Dredge, 25 ; Measuring Distances, H. It. A. Mallock, 409 ; Measuring Electric Currents, J. L. Huber, 538 ; Measuring and Indicating Tap, W. Belle, 561; Packing for the Glass Tubes of Water Gauges, H. Ilallworth and J. L. Sharrock, 25 ; Pressure and Vacuum Gauges, A. Budenbcrg, 661; Safety Valves, A. Turnbull, 332 ; Self- Acting Signal Balance Weight, Ö J. Howe, 409; Signal Lights, J. Pain, 409; Speed Indi¬cators, 11. Ilerdcn, 486; Speed Indicators for Ships, J. Young and J. Richardson, 278 ; Spring Scales, E. Ubrig, 25; Water Gauge, A. Don- ncley, 25 ; Water Meters and Water Motors, B.
Healey, 561
Iron and Steel, Treatment of : 171, 436 11. E. Cahen, 171; Casting Steel Ingots, T. Hampton and J. Facer, 436; “ Chaplets” Employed for Moulding Purposes, T. Wilson, 436 ; Converters Used in the, 11. White, 171 ; Extracting Wrought Iron and Steel Directly from Ores, L. Bondy, 436; Polished Sheet Iron, T.
Craig, 171 ; in Regenerative Open-Hearth Furnaces, J. Riley, 436
Lamps, Safety : 277, 502 IF. Clifford, 277 ; A. Ilowat, 662
Lighting, Electric: 99, 251, 381, 537, 607, 608, 654,
- Arc Lamps, E. A. Ashcroft, 607 ; R. Dick and R. Kennedy, 99; F. L. Muirhead, 99; H. Pieper, 251; O. Romanze, 251; L. Scharnweber, 251; T. Stanley, C. Richardson, and A. H. Davies, 637; R. and .... Walther, 381;
- Carbon for, A. Chertemps et Cie., 99 ;
- Carbon Filaments for Incandescent Lamps, W. Max¬well, 607 ;
- Carbons, J. Kirby, 607 ;
- Connecting Threads of Carbon with Platinum Wire, C. Seel, 537 :
- Electric Fuzes, II. J. Smith, 654;
- Electric Fuzes for Blasting Purposes, La Société Scola et Ruggieri, 608;
- Filaments for Incandescent Electrical Lamps, O. R. Swete and W.C. Main, 537 ;
- Holders for Incandescent Lamps, J. Lee, 99 ;
- Incandescent Lamps, L.J. Crossley and J. J. Hicks, 607 ; W. Maxwell and T. V. Hughes, 607 ; F. Schaefer, 381; E. Weston, 99 ;
- Lamp Fittings, T. T. Smith, 99 ;
- Lamps, A. Brin, 537;
- Portable Electric Lamps, J. E. Liardet, 537;
- Regulating Devices for Electric Lamps, If. Lahmeyer, 537
Lighting, Railway : 305
- Gas Cocks, W. B. Rickman, 305
- Oil Lamps, L. H. Ross, 305
Lubricating: 25, 26, 74, 123, 278, 358, 410, 462, 562 (See also Engine Fittings), L. Dusert, 25 ; J. T. Hedley, 74 ; The Michigan Lubricator Company, 410 ; G. A. Mower, 123 ; J. Snowdon, 410 ;
- Automatic, R. Hoffmann, 123;
- Automatic, for Steam Engines, C. Couse, 462;
- Cans, J. Harrison and T. H. Price, 25 ; J. Starley, 358 ;
- Compounds for, C. Fink, 26 ; A Feed, J. S. Hall, 462 ;
- Journals, M. Lindner, 562 ;
- Oil Feeders for Feeding Oil to Valves, J. E. Blakemore and S. A. Randall, 562;
- Oil and Grease Cups, J. S. Hall, 278 ;
- Sight Feed, J. Dewrance, 562 ; J. Hay and R. Wylie, 74
Metals and Metallic Alloys, Plating: 172, 358, 512
II. Kcsterton, 172 ; C. E. Steinweg, 172 ; Coating Metal Plates with Tin or Alloys, D. Daois, 358; Coating Sheet Metal with Zinc, F. W. Koffler and E. Zwierzina, 612
Metals, Treating : 358, 632 Metallic Alloys, C. A. Paillard, 632 ; Preparing Copper for Casting, W. R. Walton, 632; Presses for Punching or otherwise Treating Metals, &c., J. P. Woodcock, 358; Treating Galvanised Iron or Steel, II. Grimshaw, 632
Meters : 124, 252
Current, F. F. Yeatman, 252 ; Liquid, O. Brown, 124 ; Water, L. II. Nash, 124
Miscellaneous : 26, 48, 100, 124, 172, 252, 278, 306, 382, 410, 436, 462, 486, 512, 538, 562, 584, 608, 632, 654, 676
Adjustable Pedestals for Rotating Shafts, W. II. Poole, 562; An Adjustable Shaft Bearing or Journal Box, II. P. Trueman, 562 ; Alarms and Fastenings for Doors, &c., J. L. Petit, 278 ; Amnionic Bichromate, J. J. Hood, 632; Anti¬septic, C. Collin and Co., 632 ; Apparatus for Treatment of Residuals from Copper Works and Chlorine Manufacture to Obtain Pigments and Sulphate of Lime, G. L. and W. J. Wigg and M. Steel, 676 ; Apparatus for Washing and other Analogous Purposes, R. H. Ainsworth and E. B. Manby, 632; Applica¬tion of Electricity to the Treatment of Vege¬table Fibre for the Production of Half Stuff, W. B. Nation, 100 ; Automatically Generating and Bur/'ing Inflammable Vapours, C. A. Poquelin, 436; Blasting, W. Beatson, 278 ; Blasting and Shot-Firing in Mines, J. Heath and W. Frost, 26 ; Bleaching and Refining Resins, &c., E. A. Behrens, 676 ; Boring to Great Depth by the Aid of Electricity, R. Richards and II. R. Landon, 538; Chains, M. L. A. de Bricy, 278; Cleansing Sugar in Centrifugal Machines, C. and J. Lyle, 436 ; Coating Steam Pipes, Boilers, &c., J. Payne, 512 ; Construc¬tion of Passages for Fluids, J. C. Merryweather and C. J. W. Jakeman, 512 ; Contact Makers Especially Suitable for Electric Bells, J. G. Livesay, 538 ; Cooling the Plummer Blocks and other Bearings of Machinery, W. Walton, 462 ; Covering for Steam Pipes, &c., and Appa- paratus for Preparing the Same, C. Brader, 512 ; Decomposition by Means of Magnesia of the Residual Ammonium Chloride of the Am¬monia Soda Process, A. R. Peohiney et Cie., 632 ; Determining Temperatures at a Distance, J. G. Lorrain, 124 ; A Direct-Action Spring Motor, S. A. Watkins, 419 ; Distillation and Rectification, J. Wright, 172 ; Distillation and Rectification of Alcoholic and other Liquids, L. Bechaux, 632 ; Drying or Evaporating Apparatus, C. Kingsford, 172; Earth Clips Employed in Forming Electrical Circuits, A. Whalley, 100; Effecting the Absorption of Vapours by Liquids, L. Rohrmann and M. Hiller, 172 ; Electric Autographic Printing Pens ; R. E. and E. George, 382; Electric Contact Makers and Breakers, J. T. Bucknill, 608; An Electric Incubator and Foster-Mother, II. Neumann, 100 ; Electric Targets, G. Arnoult, 382; Electrical Communication between Door Knockers, Letter-Boxes, and Bells, R. A. Lee, 252; Electrical Receiving Apparatus, W. P. Johnston, 608 ; Enamelling Metal Sheets, J. Fliegel and E. Puttmann, 410 ; Evaporating and Drying, O. Klaunig, 172 ; Fire Escapes, W. Clusc, 562 ; Fixing Enamelled Iron Plates, B. Baugh, 512 ; Frictional Coupling for Shafting,
Mcchwart, 26 ; A Galvanic Plant Invigo- rator and Oxygcniser, R. G. Owen, 160; Gas Burner with Electric Ignition, F. Giraud and E. Nee, 382 ; Gearing for Transmitting Motive Power, J. Robertson, 124 ; Generating Vapour, J. Murrie, 584 ; Grapnels for Cutting and Holding Submarine Cables, IF. C. Johnson and
S. E. Phillips, 306 ; Helical or Coiled Springs, J. G. Shaw, 512 ; High-Pressure Self-Closing Cock, J. Friend, 562; Hydraulic Door Springs and Checks, J. J. Purnell, 410; Illuminating by Means of the Incandescence of Refractory Substances, O. Fahnehjelm, 562 ; Interrupting the Flow of Fluids in Pipes or Conduits, E. Laroche, 562 ; Levelling Shafting, A. E. and II. M. Butler, 48; Linings for Tunnels, T. Newman, 306; Loading or Unloading, G. Warttinger and S. G. Rosenberg, 502 ; Mag¬netometers for Indicating the Intensity of Magnetism Produced by Magnets, &c., A. Millar, 654; Making Bicarbonate of Sodium, S. Pick, 172 ; Manufacture of Bioxide of Barium, and its Use in Making Oxygenated Water for Bleaching, &c., A. Brin, 632; Manufacture of Carbon Alum, and Application of the Same, T. H. Cobley, 632; Manufacture of Chlorine from Bye-Products of the Ammonia Soda Pro¬cess, or Similar Chemical, Solvay etCie., 632 ; Manufacture of Hydrates of Strontia and of Baryta, J. Mactear, 632: Manufacture of Ink from Waste Dye Liquors, T. Frusher, 436; Manufacture of Plaster, R. Stone, 632 ; Manu¬facture of Sulphur and Ferric Oxide from Alkali W'aste by Means of Metallic Chlorides, P. A. Maudsley and T. Macfarlane, 676 ; Manu¬facturing Soda Crystals and Caustic Soda Direct from the Bicarbonate Resulting from the Ammonia-Soda Process, and Recoverj- of Ammonia and Carbonic Acid, J. Hawliczek, 632; Manufacturing Sugar from Amylaceous and Cellulose Matters, G. Durozad, 632; Melt¬ing Cauldrons for Asphalte, B. D. Healey,Y!2 ; Metallic Alloy, J, Webster, 676; Metallic Drums, H. W. Todd, 632 ; Mill or Line Shafting, II. F. Smith, 278 ; Non-Conducting Covering and Composition, H. M. Han- more, K. V. S. Mattison, and II. G. Keasbey, 632; Obtaining and Applying Motive Power by the Combined Action of the Vapour Generated in Slaking Lime and a Blast, T. Stockley, 124; Obtaining Chlorides of Barium and Strontium, J. Kolb, 172; Obtain¬ing Tar Acids from Tar Oils, J. Hardman, 172 ; Operating the Valves Used in Connection with Apparatus for the Heating, Cooling, and Venti¬lating, J. G. Lorrain, 382; Paste, Polishing, W. A. Carlyle, 26 ; Preparation of m-Methoxy- p-nitro-benzal-dehyd for Use in Manufacture of Vanillin, L. Landsberg, 651; Preparing Milk of Lime. S. II. Johnson and C. C. Hutchin¬son, 436 ; Preparing Syrups and Molasses, A. Ralu, J. Grathvohl, and A. Browne, 436 ; Pre¬serving Timber, G. Mancion, 654 ; Producing Chlorine and Ammonia, Verein für Chemische Industrie, 278; Producing Pressure or a Varied Degree of Vacuum, J. IF. Holland, 278 ; Pro¬duction of Azo Colours on Cotton, &c.. T. Holliday, 676; Production of Carbonate of Po¬tassium from Chloride or Sulphate of Potassium,
Brunjes, 436 ; A Purifier or Separator, J. G. Walker, 562; Removal of Vegetable Impurities from Wool by Chemical Means in Combination with Steam, La Société Dubus, Coget et Cie., 436 ; Resinous Compounds, J. B. Melvin, 632; Salts of Alumina, II. Richardson, 172 ; Sand¬wich Boards for Advertising by Night by Electric Light, E. II. S. Bruce, 252; Self- Igniting and Inextinguishable Signal Lights, N. J. Holmes, 306; Separating Particles of Iron or Steel from other Substances, F. E. Fisher, 172 ; Shot Firing and Blasting in Mines by Electricity, F. Brain, 562; Sinking Shafts, &c., Under Water, F. H. Poetsch, 512 ; Slide Valves for the Passage of Gases or Liquids in Flues or Channels, N. H. Humphrys, 436; Soldering Aluminium, J. S. Sellon, 676; Speed Changing Mechanism, A. G. Meeze, 278 ; Spirit Levels, W. W. Hulse, 562 ; Stone Breaking and Crushing Machines, Elevating and Screening Apparatus, W. II. Baxter, 562; Temporary Tubbing, F. II. Poetsch, 306; Transmitting Rotary Motion from One Shaft to Another so as to Increase the Speed, E. Wilson, 26 ; Treating Hydro-Carbon Bodies, J. K. Field, 632 ; Treat¬ment of Copper Liquors, N. Glendinning, 436; Treatment of Slags for Subsequently Obtaining Useful Products therefrom, G. Craig, 654; Utilisation of Sugar Scum, A. G. Wass, 632; Utilising Atmospheric or Solar Heat for Raising Water, C. Tellier, 124 ; Utilising the Resistance Offered by the Atmosphere to Locomotives in Motion, W. F. B. Massey-Mainwaring, 486; Water Heating Apparatus, J. S. and S. H. Stubbs, 584 ; Water, Storing and Utilising, under Pressure, R. C. Sayer, 26; A Wind or Water Motor, T. Schulze and S. üörnicki, 676; Wines and Liquors, Treating with Electricity, E. J. Fraser, 252; Wood Paving, A. F. E. De St. Dalmas, 562
Motion, Transmitting : 410 (See also Ropes) Bands or Chains for the Transmission of Work,
J. Gasking, 410; Belting Guides, W. W. Cobbett, 562 ; F. Rcddaway, 410 ; Clip Pulleys, C. Parkin and G. Robinson, 410 ; A Device for Gripping Cords, &c., J. Carver, 410; Driving and other Bands, If. Barrett and J. J. Varley, 410 ; Fasteners for Belts for Driving Machinery, J. Whitehead, 410; P. Loison-Prost, 410; Flat Ropes, E. J. Banks, 410; Links of Chains, &c., T. White and G. H. Dixon, 410 ; Pitch Chain Gearing, J. and R. Steele and J. Lees, 410; between Pulleys or Drums, J. K. Starley, 410 ; Sockets for Metal Ropes, W. C. Blackett, 410 ; Wire Ropes, C. Klauke, 410
Motors, Water : 331
S. S. Allin, 331; W. A. G. Schonheydor, 331
Moulding, Casting, &c. : 512, 631, 632 Machines for Making Sand Moulds, M. R. Moore, 631, 632 ; Moulding Flanged Pipes, F. Witte, 436; Preparing Moulds for Casting Hollow Ware, R. Clayton, J. Mason, and J. S. Cresswell, 612
Nut Locks : 48, 278, 410, 562
J. W. Morton, 410; W. M. Rice, 410; Bolts and Nuts, G. II. Wells, 48 ; Locking Devices for Screw Nuts, L. C. Learned, 278; Locking Nuts upon their Screw Bolts, A. F. L. Bernard, 278; Locking Screws and Nuts, more Especially those Used on Velocipedes, J. De L. Watson, 562
Ores, Treating : 171,172, 631
IF. Deighton, 631; R. and C. Oxland, 171; E.
Parnfcll, 172 ; S. II. Stephens and S. ltodda, 631; Furnaces for Smelting Zinc Ores, L. Kleeman, 631; Manufacture of White Pig¬ment, G. T. Lewis, 172; Separating Metals from their Ores, A. E. Scott, 171 ; Washing Crushed Ores, T. Vosper, 171
Pipe Couplings : 25, 561, 562 J. Ellam and E. T. J. Adams, 562 ; J. Gilmore and W. It Clarke, 25 ; M. Stephenson, 561; J. T. Titus, 561 ; Device for Kitting India- Rubber Rings to Form Pipe Joints, W. Y. Bakerand L. White, 25 ; Joining Pipes without the Use of Solder, J. Corbett, 25
Pujips : 47, 100, 225, 357, 511
IF. Anderson, 47 ; W. Brandsma, 47; R. E. Dickinson, 47 ; W. W. Fyfe, 47; G. Murray and It. Tumley, 357 ; H. D. Pearsall, 47; F. P. Preston, 511; Actuated by Fluid Pressure, IF. Donaldson, 225, 511 ; A Combined Water Pump and Air Compressor, C. C. Worthington, 226 ; Deep Well Double-Acting Lift and Force Pumps, W. C. Warren, 47 ; An Electric Air Pump, S. C. C. Currie and T. A. Timmis, 100 ; Mercurial Vacuum, R. Dick and R. Kennedy, 225; Pneumatic, J. G. Pohle, 357 ; Rotary, Applicable also as a Motor, Blower, or Ex¬hauster, E. T. Adams, 511 ; E. Schergen, 225
Railway Appliances : 305 Automatic Signal Wire Compensator, J. Nicholion, 305 ; Automatically Counting Railway Carriages, &c., H. Mohr, 305; Turn¬ing Tables for Railways and other Purposes with Ball Bearings, C. Robertson, 305
Railway Permanent Way : 147, 305, 485, 653 T. Cornish, 485 ; II. V. D. and T. Slutz, 485; H. L. Smith, 485 ; J. Whitley, 147 ; Attaching Rail Chairs to Metal Sleepers, IF. Davison, 653 ; Railway Chairs, W. II. Lindsay, 653 ; M. Murray and A. Macredie, 485 ; IF. Walker, 147; Fastenings for, II. Bankart, 147; T. Hampton, 305; Fastenings for Rails and Sleepers, II. Rumsey and J. E. Hopkinson, 653; Fish-Bolts and Tie-Bars, W. Bayliss and
R. Howarth, 653; Fish-Plates and Fasteners for, G II. Wells, 485 ; Joining Rails, J. Glanz, 653 ; Keyless Railway Chairs, C. J. Howe and J. W. Proom, 147; Metallic Sleepers, R. A. Hardcastle, 653 ; Metallic Sleepers and Fas¬tenings for, 11. Bankart, 147; Rail Fasteners, G. II. Wells, 653 ; Rail Joints, J. Shipley, 305 ; Rail Wedge Holder, R. Barker, 653 ; Rails and Chairs, T. G. Hardie, 653; Railway Switches,
Boyd, 485 ; A Railway Tie and Rail Fasten¬ing Device, L. E. Whipple, 485 ; Screw-Bolts, J. L. Pope, 653 ; Securing Rails, A. T. Allen and II. Cavill, 653; J. Duffield, 305; J. T. Gardner, 485; II. W. Martin, 485; E. IF. Stoney, 147 ; Securing Rails to Metal Sleepers, J. M. Stuart and F. II. Gill, 305 ; Securing Rails in Railway Chairs, E. G. Lynde, 147 ; Sleeper Chairs and Fastenings, A. Murray, Working Railway Switches, E. and J. H. Walker, 485
Railway Rolling Stock : 26, 147, 148, 305, 306, 358, 485, 486, 653
Appliances to Axle-Boxes of Vehicles to Prevent Wearings, D. Halpin, 306 ; Appliances for Coupling and Uncoupling, IF. and T. Hill and E. T. Turner, 653; Axle-Boxes, H. K. Austin, 486; Ball Bearings, F. H. Anderton and G. W. Elliott, 26 ; C. D. de Saint-Sauveur, 148; Bogies for Railway Vehicles, W. H. Sisum, 147 ; Buffers, A. Jackson, 486 ; J. Trip- pett and T. and H. Searls, 147 ; G. Turton, 653 ; Car Movers, C. L. Barnhart, 653 ; Coup¬lings, T. E. Barlow, IF, Schofield, and J. Royston, 486; W. Dryden, 148; E. II. A. Heinke, 148 ; T. L. McKeen, 486; G. F. Mar¬tin, 148; J. Simpson, 147 ; Crank Webs for Engines and Machines, C. E. Stretton, 147 ; De¬livering Sand on to the Rails in Front of the Driving Wheels of a Locomotive, F. Holt, 305 ; A Device for Indicating the Class of Railway Carriages, B. Looker, 486; Divided Car Axle, G. W. Bedbury, 148; Dumping Trolleys, G. Warttinger and G. Rosenberg, 358; Engines, E. Foden, 485 ; Feed-Water Purifiers for Locomotives, J. T. Mead and J. Thomson, 148; Gas Engines, E. F. Macgeorge, 305; Goods Trucks, W. R. Tarver and A. Bryan, 485; Laminated Springs, F. Kamper, 486: Locomotive Clack Boxes and Check Valves, C.
S. Madan, 653; Lubricating, T. S. Peck and E. G. Brownell, 365 ; Passenger Carriages, G. C. Rice, 486 ; Railway Wheels, L. Sterne, Spring Buffers, A. Wilson, 485; Steam Engines, T. Hunt, 305 ; Tip Wagons, P. Fowler, 148; Trucks for Centre-Rail Elevated Rail¬roads, E. A. Bartholomew, 148; Valve Gear,
R. Rickie, 653; Wheels, C. C. Braithwaite, 486
Railways, Cable : 653
Lifting Mechanism for Cables, J. J. Endres, 653
Railways, Electric : 252, 305
S. II. Short and J. W. Nesmith, 252 ; M. Volk, 252; Motors for, E. J. Sprague, 305
Refrigerating Machinery : 123, 172, 410, 662 E. E. Hendrick, 172; F. B. Hill and W. A. Gorman, 123; T. L. Rankin, 123; Forming and Maintaining Ice Surfaces and Treating the Atmosphere of Glaciaria and for Cooling Cham¬bers, W. W. Nightingale, 562 ; Manufacture of Ice, C. Linde, 410
Regulating Apparatus : 410 Gas Regulators, II. E. Bromhead, 410; Re¬gulating the Supply of Pulverulent Material to Machinery, IF. Ilenneberg, 410
Rock Drills, &c. : 512
C. Bomct, 512; Boring and /Vir Coursing Ma¬chine, R. Stanley, 512
Rolling and Forging ; 612, 358 E. Davies, G. Partington, and A. Bullough, 512; H. W. Hollis, 512 ; E. E. Wood, 512 ; Re¬ducing Steel Railroad Rails to Plate Metal, L. W. Sinsabaugh, 512 ; Rolling Mills, C. Hesscn- bruch, 358 ; Rolling Trains, H. Bleckmann, 512
ROPES, Belts, &c. : 26, 48, 561 (See also Motion, Transmitting, and also Ships, &c.)
S. Hallidie, 661; J. Humble and H. M. Morrison, 561; W. L. Teter, 561; Belt- Fasteners, W. J. Brewer, 26; Material for Driving Belts, &c., W. F. Thomas, 26; Bivet¬ting Belts, &c., W. Birch, 226; Wire Rope, G. R. Cooke and S. R. Millen. 48
Sewage, Treatment ok: 48, 632 G. W. Bremner, 632; C. T. Kingzett, 632; by Compressed Air, S. II. Johnson and C. C. Hutchinson, 48; by the Lime Process for the Production of Cement, G. R. Redgrave, 632; Ovens for, J. II. Wocd, 632
Ships, Boats, &c., and Fittings ; 147, 305, 485, 486, 653
IF. A. F. Blakcney, 485; Anchors, C. O. Bur¬bank, 147 ; J. Davies, 485 ; W. P. Strawson, 653 ; Armour-Plating Ships and Smaller Craft, E. P. Clayson, 305; Apparatus for the Propulsion of, J. F. Rocca-Ziegler and La Société Schwob Frères, 653; Buffers for Ships’ Steering Goar, 11. Alehin, 653 ; A Combined Compass and Course Corrector for Ships, R. H. T. Plumb, 485 ; Compasses, A. Mitchell, 485 ; Detaching Apparatus for, J. Donaldson, 147 ; Distributing Oil upon the Surface of Water, S. Palmer and II. S. Barron, 147 ; An Electro-Magnetic Marine Governor, G. A. Smith, 305; Faci¬litating the Hoisting In and Out of Heavy Boats, P. G. B. Westmacott, 147 ; Governing Marine Screw Propeller Engines, G. T. Grey and G. Burnett, 147 ; Governing the Speed of Marine Engines, F. H. Eijdman, 653; Hydraulic Apparatus for Lifting Heavy Boats from the Water, P. G. B. Westmacott, S05 ; Hydraulic Steering Engines and Starting Engines, C. Stout, 305; Hydropropulsion and Steering of, A. C. Nagel, R. H. Kaemp, and A. Linnenbrllgge, 653; Machinery for Manufac¬turing Chain Cables, J. J. Lafitte, 653 ; Marine Governors, C. Dickenson, 485 ; Navigating or Propelling, W. II. Prestwich, 305 ; Opening and Shutting Water-Tight Sliding Doors for Bulkheads of Ships, W. Madge and J. T. Ford, 485 ; Paddles for, W. Forster, J. Craw¬ford, and E. E. Hoyle, 147 ; Propeller, R. J. Rae, 147 ; Propulsion of Steam, R. Morris, 653 ; Screw Propellers, F. Friedenthal, 147 ; Ships’ Riding Bitts, E. J. Eyres, 485 ; Sounding De¬vice, H. Schoening, 147 ; Steering Gear, J. II. Biles and J. McKechnie, 485 ; J. D. Jack, 485 ; J. Leveille, 305 ; E. B. Shuttleworth,4Sb ; J. J. Thomycroft, 485 ; Steering Propellers, J. J. KUnstadter, 653 ; Submarine Torpedo Vessels, C. D. Goubet, 653 ; Torpedo Nets, D. B. Morison and II. Checsman, 486 ; Torpedoes, Scott, 486 ; Universal Joints for Screw Propellers and Propeller Shafts, S. Orlando, 147; Unloading Grain from Ships, T. R. F. Karlowa, 485; Ventilating Stokeholes and Supplying Fires with Heated Air, A. Laing, 485
Signalling (See also Indicating): 26, 100, 148, 486, 654
G. Brockman, 148 ; E. D. Dougherty, 486 ; T. T. Powell, 486; An Automatic Signalling Electrical Press Button, F. T. and T. L. Haig and G. B. and B.F. Howard, 654 ; Compensating Apparatus for Imparting the Required Ten¬sion to the Wires of Signals, C. E. Gaunt, 486; Detonating Fog Signals for Railways, W. F. Ruston, 486 ; Electrical, II. P. F. Jensen, B. W. Webb, and J. Jensen, 100; Electrical Bells, J. S. Sledge and A. Matter, 100 ; Electrical Ind:cator, E. W. Lancaster, 100: Electro- Hydraulic Vacuum Apparatus, C. Diener and
A. Mayrhofer, 100 ; Hydraulic Apparatus for Utilising the Deflection of a Rail due to a Passing Train for Signalling, Siemens and Ilalske, 148; Interlocking Levers in Railway Point and Signal Apparatus, J. P. O'Donnell, 148; Producing Sonorous Signals, C. Ingrey, 26
Sounds, Reproduction of : 3S2 The Volta Graphophone Company, 382 ; The Volta Graphophone Company, 382 ; by Means of Radiant Energy, The Volta Graphophone Company, 382 ; from Phonographic Records, The Volta Graphophone Company, 382
Steering (See Ships)
Switches, Electrical: 100, 252 A. Bechstein, 252; C. Browett, 100 ; Auto¬matic Electrical Circuit, F. N. Gisborne and
II. Keeley, 252; for Electric Lighting, N. G. Thompson, 252
Telegraphy and Telephony : 09, 251, 252, 381, 382,537,538, 607, 608, 654 (See also Sounds)
Berliner, 252; E. II. Brown, 252; G. A. Cardwell and W. P. Arnold, 537 ; L. de Com- bettes, 99; J. E. Dann and J. Lapp, 381; C. L. Davies, 99 ; T. A. Edison, 99; P. Gannon, 607 ; IF. C. Lockwood, 698 ; J. G. Lorrain, 607 ; J. Munro, 99 ; A. M. Rosebrugh, 381; D. J. Smith and D. Sinclair, 537; S. P. Thompson, 537 ; <S. P. Thompson, 537 ; H. S. Thornberry, 381; H. Westman, 251; Acoustic Telephone Lines, A. Lc Neve Foster, 99 ; Au¬tomatic Devices, E. J. Mallet, 608 ; Combina¬tion of Telephonic Apparatus and Electric Bells, La Société P. Barbier et Cie., 381; Con¬trolling the Passage of Electric Currents in Telephonic and other Electric Circuits, La Société P. Barbier et Cie., 381; Device for, A. M. Rosebrugh, 537; Device for Straining and Fastening Guy Ropes or Wire Stays of Tele¬graph Posts, D. Sinclair, 251; Diaphragms or Tympana for Telephones, The Stanhope Com¬pany and G. L. Anders, 538; Electric Signal¬ling Apparatus, The International Dudley Signal Company, 608 ; Facilitating the Trans¬mission of Telephonic Sounds, II. A. Kent, 607 ; Fastenings for Coupling the Ends of Ropes Containing an Insulated Wire, S. Trott and
A. Hamilton, 251; Induction Coils, E. B. Hamlin, 607 ; Localising Faults in Submarine Telegraph Cables or Trench Lines, J. Gott and H Kingsford, 654 ; Metallic Poles for Tele¬graph Lines, F. N. Gisborne, 381 ; Printing Telegraphs, G. B. Scott, 251; Receivers, Ap¬paratus, and Circuits for Telephonic Com¬munication, IF. Marshall, 382; Signalling, L.
Ferreira, 381; Signalling and Switching, Apparatus for, A. Coleman and F. Brown, 537 ; Synchronous Movements and Telegraphy, I*. B. Delany, 99; Telegraphic Recording Instru¬ments, The New Haven Clock Company, 381 ; A Telephone Toll System, II. Edmunds and C.
T Howard, 251 ; Transmitters, G. L. Anders, 537 ; Miles and Co., 251; R. H. Ridout, 381; La Société Générale des Tèléphones, 251; S. P. Thompson, 251
Tools, Machine : 47,225,357,511 Centrifugal Machines, E. Rothe, 511; Cork- Boring Machines, J. Dakin, 511 ; Cutting Grinding, and Polishing Curved Surfaces, J. and J. Erie, 511; Cutting Machine, J. M. Mari- 47 ; Drawing Metals, Alloys, or Wires, V. J. Grandperrin, 511; Drill Presses, 0. Smith, 225 ; Drilling Machines, H. Noyes, 47 ; 2’. II. IFard,; Duplex Automatic Jigging Machine, J. Kitto, J. H. Webb, and A. Paul, 511; Forming and Punching Tubes, The Babcock and Wilcox Company, 47; Lathes, M. F. Starke and M. Weinrebe, 357 ; Making Saws, S. E. Mower and T. Fowler, 47; Mortising Machines, J. B Ilamond, 47; Perforating Sheet Metals, 11'. Rhodes, 357 ; Punching, Shearing, &c., W. Whited, 225 ; Revolving Cutter Holder, T. M. Hobson and E. Harrison, 47 ; Rivetting, Punch¬ing, or Shearing, L. Delaloe, 511; Rolls for Reducing Old Rails to Flat Bars, E. D. Wassell, 47; Rotary Cutting, La Société Heilmann- Ducommun and Steinlen, 357 ; Slotting Ma¬chines, S. Dixon, 511; Spring Bending Ma¬chines, G. Norwood, 357 ; Stamping Machines, J. R. Crapper and S. Boarz, 225; A Steam Hammer, A. Taylor, 225; Sun and Planet Wheel Driving Gear, P. P. Hure, 611; Threaded Bolts, <Sic., A. II. Emery, 47 ; Universal Carriers for Dovetailing Machines, J. Anderson, 357 ; Valve Gear for Steam Hammers, C. Davy, 47 ; Wheels for Grinding or Polishing, F. Cooper and J. C. W. Stanley, 47
Tools, Small : 47, 225, 357, 511 Bending the Edges of Metal Plates, J. R. Cummings, 47; Bending Rails, &c., E. C. Dixon and J. Abbott, 611; “Coke Gripes,” T. N. Robson, 48 ; Hand Drills or Tool Carriers, J. L. Shorrock, 511; Instantaneous Grip Vices, J. W. Midgley, 357 ; Miners’ Picks, M. Withers, 357; Oval or Elliptical Soldering Machine, J. W. Brooke, 225 ; Parallel Vices, J. W. Midgley, 47 ; with Taper Motion, J. S. L. Ash- forth, 357 ; Pipe, Tube, Stud, and Iron Rod Wedge Grip Attachment for Spanners, J. Lynn and W. Timms, 47 ; Screw-Cutting Taps and Dies, E. Cope and A. Hollings, 47 ; A Screw- Driver, 11. C. Chocqueel, 511 ; Shafts of Picks and other Tools, A. E. Stayner, 48; Shovels, Spades, and Hoes, J. W. Calef, 225 ; Tool Stock or Brace, G. E. Smart, 225; A Universal Wrench, R. Cochrane, 225; A Vice, G. II. Wells, 47; A Wrench, M. Rotter and IF. F. Gulick, 357 ; Wrenches, A. P. Quigley, 511
Tramways : 148, 306, 486, 654
E. Adlard, 486; Apparatus for Actuating Brakes on, G. E. Dehany, 654 ; Cleaning the Rails, J. Dozo, 486; Dummy Points, A. Dicken¬son, 306 ; Lines, II. Emery and S. White, 486 ; Metallic Wheels, T. Mallaband, 654 ; and Rail¬way Rolling Stock, J. Menzies, 306; Sleepers and Fittings for, W. Strapp and G. Edwards, 148 ; Starting, and Applying the Brake, S. L. Norris, 148; Starting Tramcars, 5. Bourne, 306
Traps, Steam : 74
N. Curtis, 74 ; C. Watson and A. Gaukroger, 74
Triturating : 226, 436
J. R. Alsing, 436; Cylinders, J. R. Alsing, 226, 436
Tubes, <Scc., Forming : 358, 410, 512
IF. D. Grimshaw, 512; Expanding and Staving the Ends of Tubes, J. R. Thomson, 358; Fireboxes of Steam Boilers, S. Fox,
Forming Serpentine Tubes, The Babcock and Wilcox Company, 358; Metal Tubes and Cylinders, F. Elmore, 410; Weldlcss Metallic Pipes, S. Fox, 358
Valves and Taps : 26,124 , 278, 400 II. Aylesbury and J. Milne, 26 ; La Compagnie Générale Transatlantique, 26; J. Cort and S. Stephenson, 278 ; J. Dawson andG. A. Senior, 124 ; R. M. Deelcy, 124; C. II. Gerson, 409; W. Lockwood, 124 ; T. Murphy, 278 ; F. H. Wenham and J. II. Sheldrake, 278 ; Actuating the Valves Used in Heating, Cooling, and Ventilating, J. G. Lorrain, 26 ; Ball Valves, 11. II, Sparton, 278 ; Floats for Regulating the Motion of Valves, F. N. Mackay, 409 ; Metal Taps, S. W. Smith, 26 ; Pressure-Reducing Valves, G. Cockburn and A. IF. Baird, 409; J. R. Eothergill, 26 ; Sluice or Stop, J. Ether- ington, 124 ; J. A. and J. Hopkinson, 124 ; Three-Way, J. R. Thomson, 124
Velocipedes : 306
Propelling, Baron F. von Plastring, 306 ; by Gas or Petroleum, G. Dailmer, 306
Ventilating : 561
J. Howorth, 561; Steam, C. McWhirter, 561
Water, Heating : 26 C. J. Ball, 26; W. J. Righton, 26
Wheels : 148,226, 512, 654 Iron, E. Pritchard, 148 ; E. W. Warriner and A. II. Marriott, 226; Traction, W. A. Loud, 654 ; Tyres, R. B. Black and W. Jones, 512 ; whereby Shock is Diminished, T. Bolas, 654
Wire : 48, 358
Continuous Nail Wire, T. Fowler and T. B. De Forest, 358; Dies for Making Nail Wire, T. Fowler and T. B. De Forest, 358; Winding and Coiling Apparatus for Wire Netting, J. and J. Lvsaght, 358 ; Winding and Preparing Wire, F.‘G. Riley, 48

NAMES OF PATENTEES.

Aciikson, E. G., Electrical Conductors, 382
Adams, E. T., Rotary Pump, Applicable also as a Motor, Blower, or Exhauster, 611
Adlard, A. E., Tramcars, 486
Ainsworth, It. H., and Manby, E. E., Appa¬ratus for Scouring, Washing, &c., 632 Aland, H., Rotary Fans for Producing or Induc¬ing Currents of Air, 358
Albin, E., Steam Boiler Furnaces, 74
Alehin, A. II., Buffers for Ships’ Steering Gear, 653 , „
Allen, A. T., and Cavill, II., Appliances for Secur¬ing Railway Rails, 653
Allen, A. T., and Cavill, II., Pistons and Rings for Stuffing-Boxes, 278
Allibon, G., Marine Steam Engines, 73
Allicott, J. B., and Haughton, G. P., Centrifugal Drying Machines, 226
Allin, S. S., Water Motors, 331
Alsing, J. R., Triturating Cylinders, 226, 436
Alsing, J. R., Triturating, 436
Amet, E. H., Regulating the Speed of Engines for Driving Dynamo-Electrical Machines, 007
Anders, G. L., Telephonic Transmitters, 537
Anderson, G., Distribution of Gas and Air in Furnaces wherein Gaseous Fuel is Used, and Heating the Same, 171
Anderson, J., Universal Carriers for Dovetailing Machines, 357
Anderson, IF., Water Raising Apparatus, 47
Anderton, F. H., and Elliott, G. W., Construc¬tion of Ball and Roller Bearings for Machinery and Rolling Stock, 26
Andreae, B., Generation of Gas for Lighting and Heating, 435
Andrews, G., Balance for Hydraulic Lifts, 48
Arbuthnot, Sir W. W., Mercer, N. A., and Guy, J. B., Portable Inclosed Blast Rivet Heating Furnace Stove, 631
Archer, J. B., Boiler Furnaces for Combustion of Gaseous Fuel, 584
Archer, J. B., Conversion into Gas and Combus¬tion of Liquid Hydro-Carbons, 171
Archer, J. B., Manufacturing Water Oil Gas, 435
Armstrong, J. T., Certain Elements for Electrical Batteries, 608
Arnoult, G., Electric Targets, 382
Arrol, T. A., and Pringle, J., Reversing Gear, 675
Ashcroft, E. A., Arc Lamps,007
Ashforth, J. S. L., A Parallel Vice with Taper Motion, 357
Aubert, J. J. A., Electric Meters, 654
Austin, H. K., Axle-Boxes, 480
Aylesbury, IL, and Milne, J., Valves or Taps, 26
Babcock, G. IL, Air or Gas Engines, 461
Babcock and Wilcox Company, The, Forming and Punching Tubes, 47
Babcock and Wilcox Company, The, Forming Serpentine Tubes, 358
Babcock and Wilcox Company, The, A Header for Sectional Steam Generators, &c., 462
Bachmeyer, A, Sectional Boilers, 584
Badische Anilin und Soda Fabrik, Manufacture of Yellow and Orange Colouring Matters, 632
Bailey, C. I. C., A Filter, 562
Bailey, C. T. C., and Dean, S. C., Making and Utilising Wator and Oil Gas, 435 Bailly, P., Active Electrodes and their Applica¬tion to Primary and Secondary Batteries, 608
Baker, H. B., and Blazer, G. B., Steam Boiler Cleaners, 462
Baker, W. Y., and White, L., India-Rubber Rings for Pipe Joints, 25
Ball, C. J., Expanding Gases and Vaporising Fluids and Liquids, 26
Ball, F., Hydraulic Rams, 357
Bankart, IL, Fastenings for the Permanent Way of Railways, 147
Bankart, H., Metallic Sleepers and Fastenings for the Permanent Way of Railways, 147
Banks, E. J., Flat Ropes, 410
Barker, R., An Improved Pipe Coupling, 278
Barker, IL, Rail Wedge Holder, 653
Barlow, T. F., Schojield, IF., and lloyston, J., Apparatus for Coupling and Uncoupling Rail¬way Vehicles, 486
Barnhart, C. L., Car Movers, 653
Barrett, H., and Varley, J. J., Driving Bands and Straps, 410
Barry, W., and Jones, G. W., Indicators for Water Gauge Glasses, 200
Bartholomew, F. A., Trucks for Centre-Rail Elevated Railroads, 148
Bate, H., Travelling through the Atmosphere, 148
Bates, IL, Rifle Sight Elevators, 25
Batho, IF. F., and Cockburn, S. if., Automatic Gear for Opening and Closing Excavators, &c., 48
Bauer, J. C., Feeding Steam Boilers, 462
Baugh, B., Fixing Enamelled Iron Plates, 512
Baxter, W. IL, Stone-Breaking and Crushing Machines Elevating and Screening Apparatus, 562
Baylis, P., Slide Valves of Steam Engines, 73
Bayliss, W., and Howarth, IL, Railway and Tramway Fish-Bolts and Tie-Bars, 653 Beatson, W., Blasting in Mines, 278
Beaver, 11. A., Safety Braking Apparatus, 48
Bechaux L., Distillation and Rectification of Liquids, 632
Bechstein, A., Electrical Switches, 252
Bedbury, G. W., Divided Car Axle, 148
Behrens, E. A., Bleaching and Refining Resins, &c., 676
Beldam, A., Packing for Stuffing-Boxes, 676
Bell, A., Filters, 124
Belle, W., Measuring and Indicating Tap, 561
Benham, E. B., Fluid Pressure Motors, 583
Bennett, S. G., Hoisting Machinery, 48
Berliner, E., Telephonic Apparatus, 252
Bernard, A. F. L., Locking Nuts upon their Screw Bolts, 278
Bernardi, E., Gas Engines, 462
Beverley, T. IF., Blowing Machines, 220
Bigelow, II. hl., Regulating the Pressure in Steam Boilers, 584
Biles, J. IL, and McKechnie, J., Steering Gear, 485
Birch, W., Rivetting Chains, Belts, &c., 226
Black, R. B., and Jones, W., Tyres, 512
Blackett, W. C., Double Sockets for Metal Ropes, 124
Blackett, W. C., Sockets for Metal Ropes, 410
Blakemore, J. E., and Randall, S. A., Oil Feeders for Valves, 562
Blakency, IF. A. F., Ships, 485
Blakcney, IF. II., Actuating Brakes, 486
Bleckmann, H., Rolling Trains, 612
Bolas, T., Wheels, whereby Jar and Shock is Diminished, 654
Bolton, F., Cartridge Cases, 25
Bondy, L., Extracting Wrought Iron and Steel Directly from Ores, 436
Bonna, A., Fluid Meters which are Applicable for Use as Motors, 561
Bonna, A., A Fluid Meter, also Applicable for Use as a Motor, 409
Bornet, C., Rock Drills, 512
Bourne, S., Starting Vehicles by the I’ull of Animal or other Draught Power, 306
Bouvier, G., Cartridge Cases, 123
Boyd, A., Railway Switches, 485
Bradcr, C., A Covering for Steam Pipes, &c., 512
Brain, F., Shot Firing and Blasting in Mines by the Agency of Electricity, 562
Braithwaite, C. C., Railway Wheels, 486
Brandsma, W., Pumps, 47
Bremner, G, W., Treatment of Sewage Matters, 032
Brentnall, J. C., Furnaces for Steam Generators, 331
Brewer, W. J., Machinery Belt Fasteners, 20
Bricy, M. L, A. de, Chains, 278
Brin, A., Electric Lamps, 537
Brin, A., Manufacture of Bioxide of Barium, 032
Brock, IF., Compound Steam Engines, 461
Brockman, G., Signalling Trains. 148
Bromhead, II. F., Gas Regulators, 410
Brooke, J. W., Oval or Elliptical Soldering Ma¬chine, 225
Browett, C., Electrical Switches, 100
Brown, A., Hopper Dredgers, 357
Brown, A B., Hydraulic Cranes, 220
Brown, A. 11. W., Economising Fuel and Con¬suming Smoke in Steam Boilers, 462
Brown, F. II., Magneto-Telephonic Apparatus, 252
Brown, J., and Porter, T. A., Cranes, 48
Brown, O., Liquid Meters, 124
Bruce, E. H. S., Sandwich Boards for Advertising by Night by Means of Electric Light, 252
Brunjes, F., Production of Carbonate of Potas¬sium from Chloride or Sulphate of Potassium, 436
Bucknill, J. T., Electric Contact Makers and Breakers, 608
Budenberg, A., Pressure and Vacuum Gauges, 561
Burbank, C. O., Anchors, 147
Burchardt, C. T., Applying Auxiliary Heat to
Steam Boilers, and Carrying it into Effect, 676
Burgh, N. P., and Gray, A., Motors Actuated by the Expansion of Gases Resulting from the Combustion of Fuel in the Motor, 675
Burjorji, A., Thermo-Electric Batteries, 608
Burton, B., Automatic Machine Guns, 277
Butler, A. E. and H. M., Levelling Shafting, 48
Butler, S., Compound Engines Worked by Steam or other Motive Fluid, 461
Butler, S., Manufacture of Compressed Fuel from Coal, 436
Butler S., Oscillatory Engines, 583
Butterfield, W., Grain Binding Machines, 409
Butterworth, S., Regulating the Speed of Motive Engine, 533
Cahen, H. E., Manufacture of Steel, 171
Calef, J. W., Shovels, Spades, and Hoes, 225
Campbell, H., Gas Engines, 461
Campbell, J. II., Utilising Binary Liquids as a Motive Power, 583
Cardwell, G. A., and Arnold, W. P., Telegraphy, 537
Carlyle, W. A., Polishing Paste, 26
Carricabum, L. B., Actuating the Valves of Duplex Steam Engines, 199
Carver, J., A Device for Gripping Cords, &c., 410
Case, IF. JB., Conversion of Heat Energy into Electrical Energy, 100
Caswell, H., Furnaces, 171
Chertemps et Cie., Carbon for Electric Lamps and other Electrical Apparatus, 99
Chesebrough, R. A., Hot-Air Furnaces, 171
Chesebrough, R. A., Steam Generators and Superheaters, 584
Chocqueel, H. C., Screw-Drivers, 511
Clark, C. L., Electrically Indicating, at a Distance the Movements of any Regularly Operated Device, 538
Clark, F. M., and Low, F. K., Cleaning Boiler and other Tubes, 402
Clawson, C. C., Automatic Weighing Machines, 278
Clayson, E. P., Armour-Plating Ships and Smaller Craft, 305
Clayton, J. and J., Filters, 410
Clayton, R., Mason, J., and Cresswcll, A. J. S., Moulds for Casting Hollow Ware, 612
Clifford, IF., Safety Lamps, 277
Cline, L., Artificial Fuel, 172
Cluse, W., Fire Escapes, 562
Clgne, J., Valve Ports and Steam Passages of Cylinders, 675
Cobbett, W. W., Strap Forks and Belt Guides, 562
Cobley, T. H., Manufacture of Carbon Alum, and Using the Same, 632
Cochrane, R., A Universal Wrench, 225
Cockburn, G., and Baird, A. IF., Pressure Re¬ducing Valves, 409
Cockburn, S. SI., Excavators, Grabs, and Buckets, 358
Coleman, A., and Brown F., Signalling a Switch¬ing Apparatus for Telephonic Purposes, 537
Collin, O., and Co., Antiseptic, 032
Collman, A., Piston-Rods, 676
Colt’s Patent Firearms Manufacturing Company, The, Brccchloading Firearms, 123
Combctlcs, L. de., Telephonic Apparatus, 99
Compagnie de Fives-Lille, La, Continuously Act¬ing Centrifugal Apparatus, 226
Compagnie Générale Tvansatlantiquc, La, Valves, 26
Cooke, O. R., and Millen, S. R., Wire Rope, 48
Cooke, W., Steam Boilers, 74
Cooper, C. IF., Hydraulic Engines, 076
Cooper, F., and Stanley, J. C. W., Wheels for Grinding or Polishing, 47
Cooper, IF., and Uoldsu'orth, J., Automatic Dredger, 511
Cope, E., and Hollings, A., Taps and Dies, 47
Corbett, J., Pipe Joints, 25
Cornish, T., Permanent Way of Railways and Tramways, 485
Cort, J., and Stevenson, S., Valves, 278
Coster, J., Extracting Mechanism of Breechload¬ing Small Arms, 25
Coulson, M., Heating, Purifying, and Softening Water for Boilers, 74
Couse, C., Automatic Lubricators for Steam En¬gines, 462
Craig, G., Treatment of Blast Furnace or other Slags for Subsequently Obtaining Useful Pro¬ducts therefrom, 654
Craigs, T. E., Polished Sheet Iron, 171
Crapper, J. R., and Boary, S., Stamping Ma¬chines, 225
Creecy, C. E., Gun Carriages, 123
Creeey, C. E., Gun Carriages, 409
Crossley, F. W., Gas Engine, 73
Crossley, L. J., and Hicks, J. J., Incandescont Electric Lamps, 607
Cummings, J. R., Bending the Edges of Metal Plates, 47
Currie, S. C. C., and Timmis, T. A., An Electric Air Pump, 100
Curtis, N., Steam Trap, 74
Curtis, N. W., Motive Bower Rotarj’ Engine, Applicable also as a Condenser and Pump, 73
Dailmer, 0., Vehicles Propelled by a Gas or Petroleum Motor Engine, 306
Dakin, J., Cork-Boring Machines, 511
Dalziel, A , Automatic Electric Fire Alarm, 538
Dann, J. E.,and Lapp, J., Telephonic Apparatus, 381
Darragh, J. II., Rotary Engines, 675
Davey, H., Steam Generators, 74
Davey, IL, Steam Motors, 331
Davies, C. L , Telegraphy and Telephony, 99
Davies, E., Partington, G., and Bullough, A., Forging Blank Bolts, &c., 612
Davies, J., Anchors, 485
Davis, D., Coating Metal Plates with Tin or Alloys, 358
Davison, IF., Attaching Rail Chairs to Metal Sleepers, 653
Davy, C., Valve Gear for Steam Hammers, 47
Dawson, D. li., Explosive Projectiles, Applicable for Extending Electrical Communicating Lines, 128
Dawson, D. R., Line-Throwing Guns, 25
Dawson, II. T., Gas Engines, 331
Dawson, J., and Senior, G. A., Fluid Valves, 124
De St. Dalmas, A. F. E., Wood Paving, 562
Deeley, R. M., Valves for Controlling the Move¬ment of Engines, 124
Dehany, G. E., Apparatus for Actuating Tram- car Brakes, 054
Dsighton, IF., Furnaces for Treating Ores, 631
Delaloe, L., Rivetting, Punching, or Shearing Machines, 511
Delany, P. B., Synchronous Movements and Telegraphy, 99
Dempster, A., Purifying and Enriching Coal Gas, 631
Dempster, R., Stand-Pipes for Gas Retorts, 171
Dcsruellcs, L. A. IF., Electric Batteries, 100
Dewrance, J., Sight-Feed Lubricators, 502
Dick, R., and Kennedy, R„ Arc Lamps, 99
Dick, R., and Kennedy, IL, Mercurial Vacuum Pumps, 225
Dickenson, A., Dummy Points for Tramways, 306
Dickenson, O., Marine Governors, 485
DicHzwon, R. E., Exhausting, Blowing, and Pumping, 47
Diencr, C., and Mayrhofer, C. A., Electro- Hydraulic Vacuum Apparatus, 100
Dimancea, H., Revolving Small Arms, 277
Dixon, E. C., and Abbott, J., An Apparatus for Bending Rails, &c., 511
Dixon, S., Slotting Machines, 511
Donaldson, J., Detaching Apparatus for Boats and Vessels, 147
Donaldson, IF., Pumps Actuated by Fluid Pres¬sure, 225, 511
Donnelcy, A., Water Gauges, 25
Dougherty, E. D., Railway Signalling, 486
Dow, G. E., Airor Gas Compressors, 43
Dozo, J., Cleaning the Rails and Grooves of Tramways, 486
Drake, B. M., and Gorham, J. M., Measuring
Electric Currents, 100
Drummond, W. A., Increasing the Steam-Producing Power of Steam Boilers, 076
Dryden, W., Couplings for Railway Wagons, 148
Duffield, J., Securing Rails and Chairs to Sleepers, and the Ends of Rails to each other, 305
Dun, A., and Hasslacher, F., Galvanic Batteries, 608
Durozad, G., Manufacturing Sugar from Amy¬laceous and Cellulose Matters, 032
Dusert, L., Lubricating, 25
Dyer, L. and C. IL, and Sawyer, G. S., Rope Guides for Pulleys, 662
Edison, T. A., Telegraphy, 99
Edmunds, H., and Howaid, C. T., A Telephone Toll System, 251
Eickcrshoff, J. II., Stoam Engines, 73
Eijdman, F. H„ Governing the Speed of Marine Steam Engines, 663
Elieson, C. P., Storage Batteries, 252
Ellam, J., and Adams, E. T. J., Pipe Joints, 562
Ellery, II. G., and Gent, J. T., Battery Jars, 608
Ellery, H. G., and Gent, J. T., Electric Indica¬tors, 638
Elmore, F., Metal Tubes and Cylinders, 410
Emery, A. IL, Increasing the Strength of Threaded Bolts, &e., 47
Emery, H., and White, S., Railway and Tram¬way Lines, 486
Emmens, S. II., Compound Galvanic Batteries, 252
Endres, J. J., Cable Lifting Mechanism for Cable Railway Cars, 653
Engel, F. IL F., Generating Steam, Condensing Waste Steam, and Feeding the Generator, 402
Engelson, T., Steam Generators, 74
Etherington, J., Sluice or Stop Valves, 124
Evers, B. C., Injectors, 402
Eyres, E. J., Ships’ Riding Bitts, 485
Fahnehjelm, 0., Illuminating by Means of the Incandescence of Refractory Substances, 502
Fairbanks, H., Feed Water Heaters for Boilers, 462
Falconnet, E. F., Vessels and Apparatus for Aerial Navigation, 148
Farbenfabrikcn vorm Bayer and Co., Manufac¬ture of Violet and Blue Azo Dyes, 632
Farbfabrik vorm Brönner, Production of Colour¬ing Matters, 632
Farquhar, A., Metallic Packing for Engines, 74
Fender, IF., Wheels with Endless Rails, 654
Fenton, B., W. B., and C., Manufacture of Water Tuyeres, 631
Ferguson, A., An Equilibrium Slide Valve for Engines, 461
Ferreira, L. G., Telegraphic Signalling Appa¬ratus, 381
Field, E., Steam Engines, 675
Field, J. K. Treating Hydro-Carbon Bodies, 632
Fink, C., Lubricating Compounds, 26
Fisher, F. E., Separating Particles of Iron or Steel from other Substances, 172
Flaisohlcn, G., An Attachment for Firearms for Indicating when they arc Loaded, 123
Fleming, W. Y., and Ferguson, P., Compound Engines, 199
Fletcher, G., and Abell, IF. P„ Valve Gear, 461
Fliegel, J., and Puttmann, E., Enamelling Metal Sheets, 410
Foden, E., Locomotive Engines, 485
Foden, E., Thrashing Machines, 561
Eoos Manufacturin'! Company, The, Combined Grinding and Crushing Mills, 358
Forster, W., Crawford, J., and Hoyle, E. E., Paddles for Boats, 147
Fosberg, G. F., Magazine or Repeating Firearms, 277
Foster, A. Lc Neve, Acoustic Telephonic Lines, 99
Foster, F., Generating Carbonic Acid Gas Auto¬matically, 436
Foster, J. S., Aerial Locomotion, 512
Fothergill, J., and Briggs, W., Stopping Engines, 332
Fothergill, J., and Briggs, W. and T., Stopping Engines, 654
Fothergill, J. R., Prossure Reducing Valves, 23
Fowler, I’., Tip Wagons, 118
Fowler, T., and De Forest, T. B., Continuous Nail Wire, 358
Fowler, T., and De Forest, T. B., Dies for Making Nail Wire, 358
Fox, S., Fireboxes of Steam Boilers, 358
Fox, S., Weldless Metallic Pipes and Tubes for
Internal Flues, Fireboxes, and Shells of Steam Boilers, 358
Francotte, A., A Gun-Lock, 561
Fraser, D., Telescopic Sights for Small Arms and Stock for Brcechloading Shot Guns, 25
Fraser, E. J., Treating Wines and Liquors with Electricity, 252
Fric, J. and J., Cutting, Grinding, and Polish¬ing Curved Surfaces, 511
Friedenthal, F., Screw Propellers, 147
Friedrich, E., Engines and Boilers in which
Steam or a Mixture of Steam and Hydro¬carbon Vapours is used, 199
Friend, J., High-Pressure Self-Closing Cock, 662
Frisbee, G., Pulverising, 226
Fromentin, J. E. E., Feed-Water Apparatus for Steam Boilers, 462
Frusher, T., Manufacture of Ink from Waste Dye Liquors, 436
Fyfe, W. W., Pumps, 47
Gaens, F., Explosive Compound for Firearms and Blasting Purposes, 56L
Gannon, P., Telephonic Apparatus, 607
Garbutt, F. C., Steam Generators, 462
Gardner, J. T., Securing Rails to Metallic Sleepers or Chairs, 485
Gas-motoren-Fabrik, Slides and Passages of Gas Motor Engines, 583
Gasking, A. J., Bands or Chains for the Trans¬mission of Work, 410
Gates, IF. L., Portable Galvanic Batteries, 608
Gathtnann, L., Grain Cleaning Machine, 277
Gaulard, L., and Gibbs, J. D., Arranging the In¬ducing and Induced Circuits of Secondary Generators Employed for the Distribution of Electrical Energy, 638
Gaunt, C. E., Compensating Apparatus for Im¬parting the Required Tension to the Wires of Signals, 486
George, 11. E. and E., Electric Autographic Printing Pens, 382
Gerson, C. IL, Cocks or Valves, 409
Gibbons, J., Axle or Shaft Bearings, 143
Gilmore, J., and Clarke, W. R., An Improved Pipe Joint, 25
Giraud, F., and Nee, E., Gas Burner with Electric Ignition, 332
Gisborno, F. N., Metallio Poles for Telegraph Lines, 381
Gisborne, F. N., and Keeley, D. H., Automatic Electrical Circuit Switches, 262
Gittins, W. H., Portable Cranes, 48
Glanz, J., Jointing of Railway Rails, 653
Glendinning, N., Treatment of Copper Liquors, 436
Goreham, W. F., Generating Steam, 676
Gott, J., and Kingsford, II., Localising Faults in Submarine Telegraph Cables or Trench Lines, 654
Goubet, C. D , Submarine Torpedo Vessels, 653
Grandpcrrin, V. .1., Drawing Metals, &c., 511
Gravier, A. T., Machines for Generating Electro¬motive Power, 381
Green, E., Fuel Economisers, 332
Greener, II., Rifle Vernier, 25
Greig, A., and Achilles, G., Wheels and Pulleys Suitable for Vehicles, and for Driving Shafting and Machinery, 306
Grey, G. T., and Burnett, G., Governing Marine Screw-Propeller Engines, 147
Griffiths, J. E., Constructing and Fitting Elec¬trical Insulators for Telegraphs, 382
Grimshaw, H., Treating Galvanised Iron or Steel, 632
Grimshaw, IF. D., Machines for Forming Tubes, and Covering Wires therewith, 612
Grober, F. and J., Ploughs, 409
Habirshaw, W. M., Insulated Wires, 603
Hackett, G., and Belcher, E., Breechloading Small Arms, 409
Haig, F. T. and T. L., and Howard, G. B. and B. F., An Automatic Signalling Press Button 654
Hall, A. T., Extracting Oils from Certain Waste Products, G32
Hall, A. T., Refining Vegetable Oils, 632
Hall, J. F., and Verity, J., Couplings for Shafts, 124
Hall, J. S., Feed Lubricators, 462
Hall, J. S., Oil and Grease Cups, 278
Hallidie, A. S., Wire Rope, 561
Hallwoith, IL, and Sharrock, .1. L., Packing for the Glass Tubes of Water Gauges, 25
Halpin, D., Appliances to Axle-Boxes of Vehicles to Protect the Wearing Parts of these and of Machinery Connected therewith, 306
Ham, J., Boiler Furnaces, 684
Hamlin E. B., Induction Coils for Telephonic Purposes, 607
Hamond, J. B., Mortising Machines, 47
Hampton, T., Fastening for the Permanent Way of Railways, 305
Hampton, T., and Facer, J., Casting Steel Ingots, 436
Ilanmore, II. M., Matison, R. V. S , and Keasbcy, H. G., Non-Conducting Composition for Pipes, Tubes, &c., 632
Hansel, J. G., and Krumbiegcl, F. L., Fur¬naces, 171
Hanson, J., Hydraulic Mains and Ascension Pipes for the Manufacture of Coal Gas, 435
Hardcastle, R. A., Metallic Sleepers for Rail¬ways, 653
Ilardie, T. G., Rails and Railway Chairs, 653
Hardman, J., Obtaining Carbolic Acid and other Tar Acids from Tar Oils, 172
Hargreaves, 11, and Bardslcy, J., Gas Regu¬lators, 277
Hargreaves, W., and Inglis, W., Compound Steam Engines and Boilers, 461
Harrison, J., and Price, T. H., Lubricating Cans, 25
Hartsfield, C. L., Portable Blast Furnace Plant, 435
Hawliczek, J., Manufacturing Soda Crystals and Caustic Soda Direct from the Bicarbonate Resulting from the Ammonia Soda Process, and Recovery of Ammonia and Carbonic Acid, 632
Hay, J., and Wylie, B., Sight-Feed Lubricators, 74
Haythorn, J., Metallic Packings for Pistons and Piston Valves, 676
Healey, B. D., Melting Cauldrons for Asphalte, 172
Healey, B. D., Water Meters and Water Motors, 661
Heard, E., Obtaining and Maintaining Pressure on Ensilage Contained in Silos, 409
Heard, II. C., and Gardner, A., Packing for Engines, 676
Heath, J., and Frost, W., Blasting and Shot- Firing in Mines, 26
Heather, T., Governors for Motive Power En¬gines, 74
Heaton, C. W.,and Bolas, T., Luminous Sights for Guns, 25
Heaton, IL, Steam Boilers, 676
Hedley, J. T., Mechanical Lubricators, 74
Heinke, E. II. A., Couplings, 148
Helios Electric Light and Telegraph Construc¬tion Company, The, Generation of Electric Currents, 381
Hendrick, E. E., Refrigerating Machinery, 172
Hcnnebcrg, IF., Regulating the Supply of Grain,
or Pulverulent Material to Machinery, 410
Herden, IL, Speed Indicators, 486
Hessenbruch, C., Rolling Mills, 358
Hide, T. C., and Wardrop, IF., Single-Acting Quick-Speed Triple and Quadruple-Expansion Engines, 583
Higham, E. T. and D., Electro-Motors and Generators, 607
Hill, F. B., and Gormon, W. A., Ice-Making and Refrigerating Apparatus, 123
Hill, J., Gas Producers and Regenerators or Furnaces as Applied to Steam Boilers for the Generation of Steam, 435
Hill, IF., Turner, F. T., and Hill, T., Coupling and Uncoupling Railway Vehicles, 653
Hobson, T. M., and Harrison, E., A Revolving Cutter Holder, 47
Hocking, F., Packing for Stuffing-Boxes, 74, 562
Hoffmann, B., Automatic Lubricating Appa¬ratus, 123
Holland, J. IF., Producing Pressure or a Varied Degree of Vacuum, 278
Holland, J., and Lever, J., Packing for Pistons, &c., 676
Holliday, T., Pioduction of Azo Colours on Cotton, &c., 676
Hollis, H. W., Rolling and Forging Metals, 512
Holmes, N. J., Self-Igniting and Inextinguish¬able Signal Lights, 306
Holt, E., Valve Apparatus for Steam Pumps, 199
Holt, F., Delivering Sand on to the Rads in Front of the Driving Wheels of a Locomotive, 305
Holt, H. P., Mounting and Driving Dynamo- Electric Machines, 99
Holt, H. P., Regulators for Supply of Gas to Gas Engines, 200
llonigmann. M., Fireless Working of Steam En¬gines by Liquids having a High Boiling Point, 200
Honigmann, M., Producing Steam at High Pressure by Solutions having a High Boiling Point, 200
Hood, J. J., Manufacture of Ammonic Bichro¬mate, 632
Hopkinson, J. A. and J., Stop Valves, 124
Hopper, T. C., Governors for Fluids, 26
Horn, T., Indicating the Speed of Rotating Shafts, 661
Hornsby, J., and Innocent, J., Tripping Me¬chanism for Sheaf-Binding Machinery, 409
Howard, J. H., Galvanic Batteries, 252
Howat, A., Miners’ Safety Lamps, 662
Howe, C. J., Self-Acting Signal Balance Weight, 409
Howe, C. J., and Proom, J. W., Keyless Rail¬way Chair, 147
Howorth, J., Ventilators for Exhausting, Pro¬pelling, or Circulating Air or Gas, 561
Huber, J. L., Measuring Electric Currents, 538
Hucks, W., Separation of Solid and Liquid Matter, 172
Hulse, W. W., Spirit Levels, 562
Humble, J., and Morrison, IL M., Wire Rope and Machinery for Making the Same, 561
Humes, J. J. R., Hydro-Carburetted Air En¬gines, 461
Humphrys, N. IL, Dampers or Slide Valves for the Passage of Gases or Liquids in Flues, 436
Hunt, T., Steam Engines, 305
Huntley, B. E., Grain Binding Harvesters, 277
Hure, P. P., Sun and Planet Wheel Driving Gear, 511
Ingrey, <?., Producing Sonorous Signals, 26
International Dudley Signal Company, The, Electric Signalling Apparatus, 608
Jack, J. D., Steering Gear, 485
Jackson, A., Railway Buffers, 486
Jeffery, G. E., Reapers and Self Binding Ma¬chines, 277
Jeffries, G., Breechloading Breakdown Sporting Guns and Rilles, 561
Jennings, R., Combined Single Loading and Re¬peating Rille and Cartridges therefor, 277
Jensen, II. P. F. and J., and Webb, B. W., Sending and Receiving Electric Signals for Domestic Use, 100
Johannson, C. A., Centrifugal Separating Ma¬chine, 358
Johnson, D., Explosives, 410
Johnson, S. IL, and Hutchinson, C. C., Forcing Fluids by Compressed Air, 48
Johnson, S. IL, and Hutchinson, C. C., Prepar¬ing Milk of Lime, 436
Johnson, IF. C., and Phillips, S. E., Grapnels for Cutting and Holding Submarine Cables, 306
Johnston, S , Harvesting Machines, 277
Johnston, W. P., Electrical Receiving Apparatus, 603
Jonasen, P., Gas Motors, 74
Jones, C., Furnaces for Treating Town Refuse, 435
Jones, 0., Machine Guns, 123
Jones, O., Percussion Fuzes, 123
Jones, R., and Taylor, W., Breechloading Sport¬ing Guns, 25
Jones, T. J., Voltaic Batteries, 608
Jones, T. J., and Tasker, W. IL, Elements for Voltaic Batteries, 382
Jopling, J. C., Steam Boilers, 676
Julien, E., Secondary Batteries, 100
Jullien, A., Blanks to Form the Bottoms of Cartridge Cases, 25
Kamper, F., Laminated Springs, 486
Karlowa, T. It. F., Unloading Grain from Ships, 485
Kennedy, R., Electro Field Magnets for Dy¬namo-Electric Machines and Electro-Motors, 251
Kennish, W., Explosive Projectiles, 25
Kent, H. A., Facilitating the Transmission and
Reception of Telephonic Sounds, 607
Kerr, A., Costigan, It., nnd Keys, W., Steam Boiler Low-Water Alarms, 332
Kesterton, IL, Metallic Alloys, 172
Kingsford, C., Drying Apparatus for the Treat¬ment of Cement, &c., 172
Kingzett, C. T., Treatment and Utilisation of Sewage, 632
Kirby, J., Carbons for Electrical Purposes, 607
Kirkaldy, J., A Combined Donkey Engine, Pump, and Condenser, 461
Kirkaldy, J., Feed-Water Heaters, 332
Kitsee, T., Indicating the Presence of Fire Damp in Mines, 409
Kitto, J., Webb, J. II., and Paul, A., Duplex Automatic Jigging Machines, 511
Klauke, C., Wire Ropes, 410
Klaunig, O., Evaporating and Drying Solutions and other Substances, 172
Kleeman, L., Furnaces for Smelting Zinc Orcs, 631
Knight, C. A., Caps and Clamps for Hand Holes and other Orifices in Steam Generators, 584
Knight, C. A., Sectional Steam Generators, 462
Koerner, A. C., Recoil Brakes for Gun Carriages, 277
Koffler, F. W., and Zwierzina, E., Coating Sheet Metal with Zinc, 512
Kolb, J., Obtaining Chlorides of Barium and Strontium, 172
Korting, E., Elevating Liquids by Means of Steam or Compressed Gases, 226
Kroh, V., Traction Engines, 306
KUnstadter, J. J., Steering Propellers, 653
Kynocli, G., Cartridge Cases, 123
Lafitte, J. J., Manufacturing Chain Cables, 653
Lahaussois, M., Electro-Magnets and Induction Coils, 99
Lahmeyer, IF., Regulating Devices for Electric Lamps, 537
Laidlaw, J., and Liversedge, A. J., Centrifugal Machines, 358
Laine, A. M., Feed Water Healing in Connection with Compound Steam Engines, 461
Laing, A., Ventilating Stokeholes and Supplying Fires with Heated Air, 485
Lancaster, E. W., Electrical Indicator for Alarms, &c., 100
Lanceley, H. and R. II., Automatic Expansion Gearing for Steam Engines, 461
Landsberg, L., Preparation of m-Methoxy-p- Nitro-benzil-dehyd for Use in Manufacture of Vanillin, 654
Laroche, E., Interrupting the Flow of Fluids in Pipes or Conduits, 562
Learned, L. C., Locking Devices for Screw Nuts, 278
Lee, J., Flues of Steam Boilers, 684
Lee, J., Holders for Incandescent Electro Lamps, 99
Lee, R. A., Electrical Communications between Door Knockers, Letter-Boxes, and Bells, 252
Leeds, L. W., Steam Boilers, 684
Lenaerts, L., nnd l’Ollivier, H., Electric Indi¬cator Applicable to Gas Cocks, 638
Leveille, J., Ship Steering Device, 305
Treating Ore for the Manufacture of \\ hite Pigment, 172
L’^rdet» J. E., Galvanic or Primary Batteries, uOo
Liirdet, J. E., Portable Electric Lamps, 537
Lihenthal, O., and Bashall, W.,Coil Steam Gene¬rator, 584
Linde, C., Manufacture of Ice, 410
Lindley, II., Driving Gear for Dynamos, 637
Lindley, S., Gas Meter Index, 561
Lindner, M., Lubricating Journals, 562
Lindsay, T. S,, Generating Fixed Gases for Illu¬minating, Heating, and Metallurgical Pur¬poses, 435
Lindsay, W, II., Railway Chairs, 653
Lishman, T., Steam Boilers or Generators, 676
Livesay, J. G., Contact Makers, 533
Lockwood, W., Valves, 124
Loclnvood, IF. C., Telephones, 60S
Lockwood, W. C., and Carlisle, II., Governors, 74
Lohmann, M.. and Stolterfoht, M., Couplings for Shafts, 26
LoisonProst, P., Fastening for Driving Belts, 410
Looker, B., A Dovico for Indicating the Class of Railway Carriages, 486
Loomis, B., Manufacture of Gas, 435
Lorrain, J. G., Actuating the Valves or other Devices Used in Connection with Heating and Cooling, 26
Lorrain, J. G., Determining Temperatures at a Distance, 124
Lorrain, J. G., Electric Telephony, 607
Lorrain, J. G., Operating the Valves Used in Connection with Apparatus for Heating, Cool¬ing, and Ventilating, 382
Loud, W. A., Traction Wheels, 654
Lowrie, IF., High-Speed Engines, 199
Lugo, Dr. O., Galvanic Batteries, 608
Lyle, C. and J., Apparatus for Cleansing Sugar in Centrifugal Machines, 436
Lynde, F. G., Securing Rails in Railway Chairs, 147
Lynn, J., and Timms, W., Wedge Grip Attach¬ment for Spanners, 47
Lysaght, J. and J., Limited, Winding and Coil¬ing Apparatus for Wire Netting, 358
McCormick, C. H., Bundle Carriers for Grain Binders, 277
McCormick, C. H., Harvesters, 277
McCulloch, J., and Black, IF., Preparing and Compressing Materials for Use as Fuel or for Smelting Purposes, 172
McEntee, W. C., and Hughes, J., Gun-Lock, 561
Macfarlane, J. IF., Governors for Steam Engines, 200
Macgeorge, E. F., Gas Engines, 305
Mackay, F. N., Float for Regulating the Motion of Valves, 409
Mclaeen, T. L., Car Couplings, 486
Mackenzie, W. J., Flexible Coupling for Shafts, 124
Mackie, A., Firebridges for Boiler Furnaces, 200
McLaren, J. and 11., Steam Road Rollers and Traction Engines, 148
McLaren, J. and II., Traction Engines, 654
McMahon, P. J., Utilising Ammoniacal Gas as a Motive Power, 583
McNab, A., Condensing Exhaust Steam of En¬gines and Heating Feed Water for Generators, 684
Mactear, J., Increasing the Illuminating Effect of Gas, 631
Mactear, J., Manufacture of Hydrates of Strontia and of Baryta, 632
McWhirter, C., Steam Ventilating Apparatus, 661
Madan, C. S., Locomotive Clack Boxes and Check Valves, 653
Madge, W., and Ford, J. T., Opening and Shutting Water-Tight Sliding Doors, 485
Magnee, J., and Benekens, E., Firegrates for Furnaces, 462
Maitland, E. F., Brakes, 436
Mallaband, T., Metallic Wheels for Vehicles, 654
Mallet, E. J., Automatic Telegraphic Apparatus or Devices, 608
Mallock, H. R. A., An Instrument for Measuring Distances, 409
Mancion, G., Preserving Timber, 654
Manuel, G. W., and Marshall, It., Stuffing-Boxes and Packing for Steam Engines, 200
Marion, J., Caverly, J., Fisher, B., and Valt, J. S., Hydro-Carbon Burners for Furnaces, 684
Marshall, IF., Receivers, Apparatus, and Cir¬cuits for Telephonic Communication, 382
Martin, E., A Fog Horn giving a Continuous or Short Blast, 561
Martin, E., Metal Wire, 608
Martin, G. F., Coupling for Railway Wagons, 148
Martin, II. W., Fastening Rails to Sleepers, 485
Martin, IF. II., Valve Gear for Oscillating En¬gines, 675
Mary, J. M., Cutting Machines, 47
Massey-Mainwaring, W. F. B., Utilising the Re¬sistance Offered by the Atmosphere to Loco¬motives in Motion, 486
Matthews, J., Steam Engines, 675
Maudsley, P. A., and Macfarlane, T., Sulphur and Ferric Oxide from Alkali Waste by Means of Metallic Chlorides, 676
Maxim, H. S., Guns and Explosive Projectiles, chiefly Designed for Destroying Ships, 25
Maxim, H. S., Machine Guns, 409
Maxwell, W., Carbon Filaments for Incan¬descent Lamps, 607
Maxwell, W., and Hughes, T. V., Incandescent Lamps, 607
Mead, J. T., and Thomson, J., Feed Water Purifiers for Locomotive Engines, 148
Mechwart, A., Frictional Coupling lor Shafting, 26
Meeze, A. G., Speed Changing Mechanism, 273
Mefford, D. M., Ordnance, 25
Mehlis, G., Brake Mechanism for Hoisting Ap¬paratus, 512
Melvin, J. B., Manufacture of Resinous Com¬pounds, 632
Menzies, J., Tramcars and Railway Rollintr Stock, 306
Merrywcather, J. C., and Jakcman, C. J. W. Construction of Passages for Fluids, 512
Merz, J., Extracting Fat, &c„ from Dissolvable Materials, 632
Meyer, B., Device for Preventing the Explosion of Steam Boilers, 332
Mcyjes, J. F., Valves for Double-Acting Engines 461 ’
Michigan Lubricator Company, The, Lubri¬cators, 410
Middleditch, T. J., Cartridges, 561
Midgley, J. W., Instantaneous Grip Vices, 357
Midgley, J. W., Parallel Vices, 47
Milburn, T., and Haydon, C. W., Forming,
Mounting, and Actuating Firebars, and Feed¬ing Fuel thereon, 584
Miles and Co., Telephone Transmitters, 251
Millar, A., Insulated Electric Conductors, 603
Millar, A., Magnetometers for Indicating the In¬tensity of Magnetism Produced by -Magnets, Electro-Magnets, or their Equivalents, 654
Miller, A. C., Harvesting Machines, 661
Miller, II. P., Sight Elevators for Firearms, 25
Millington, J., and Jones, II., Steam Boilers, 584
Mills, E. C , Gas Engines, 109
Mills, L., Reciprocating Rotary Engines, 199
Milwaukee Harvester Company, The, Grain Binders, 409
Mitchell, A., Ships’ Compasses, 485
Mitchell, J. H., Pistons, Steam Engines, and Pumps, 200
Mohr, H., Controlling Apparatus for Automati¬cally Counting and Registering Railway Car¬riages, Trucks, &c., 305
Moldenhauer, F. 11., Feeding Boilers with a Combination of Water and Air, 462
Moore, D., Guns for Discharging High Explosive Materials, 25
Moore, D., Machines for Loading Cartridge Shells for Shot Guns, 25
Moore, M. IL, Machines for Making Sand Moulds for Casting Metals, 631, 632
Moore, M. R., Steam Engine Governors, 200
Morison, D. B., and Cheesman, IL, Torpedo Nets, 486
Morley, IL, Rotary Motive Power Engines, 73
Morris, It., Propulsion of Steam Vessels, 653
Morton, J. W., Nut Locks, 410
Moseley, C., and Parker, T., Secondary Voltaic Batteries, 382
Mower, G. A., Lubricators, 123
Mower, S. E., and Fowler, T., Saws, 47
Mudd.T., Steam Engines, 675
Muirhcad, A., and Wright, C. R. A., Preparation and Production of Insulating Compounds for Electrical Purposes, 252
Mairhead, F. L., Electric Arc Lamps, 99
Muller, H., Induction Apparatus or Secondary Generators, ‘251
Munro, J., Telephonic Apparatus, 99
Munsie, J. F., and May, H. N., Conduits for Electric Cables or Conductors, 252
Munsie, J. F., and May, II. N., Testing Stations, chiefly Designed for Use in Connection with Conduits for Electric Wires, 633
Murch, W. H., Rotary Engine or Pump, 73
Murphy, T., Combined Check Valves and Plug Cocks, 278
Murray, A., Sleepers, Chairs, and Fastenings for Railways, 485
Murray, <1., and Turnlcy, R., An Improved Pump, 357
Murray, M„ and Macrcdie, A , Railway Chairs, 485
Murrie, J., Generating Vapour, 581
Nagel, A. C., Kaemp, R. II., and LinncnbrUggc, A., Apparatus for the Hydropropulsion and Steering of Vessels, 653
Nash, L. II., Construction and Method of Operating Gas Engines, 331
Nash, L. 11., Gas Engines, 200
Nash, L. II., Water Meters, 124
Nation, W. B., Application of Electricity to the Treatment of Vegetable Fibre for the Produc¬tion of Half Stuff, 100
National Manufacturing Company, Burglar Alarms, 561
Naysmith, J., Furnace Bars, 676
Nelson, J. L., Landerholm, A. F., and Lang, J., Water Gauges for Steam Boilers, 200
Ncukirch, F., Hydraulic Lifting and Forcing Apparatus, 357
Neumann, H., An Electric Incubator and Foster Mother, 100
New Haven Clock Company, The, Telegraphic Recording Instruments, 381
Newman, T., Linings for Tunnels or Subways, 308
Nicholson, J., Automatic Signal Wire Compen¬sator, 305
Nightingale, W. W., Forming and Maintaining Ice Surfaces and Treating the Atmosphere of Glaciaria and for Cooling Chambers, 562
Nobel, A., Treatment of Explosive Compounds, 25
Nordenfelt, T., Carriages for Machine Guns, 25
Nordciifelt, T., Machine Guns, 409
Norris, S. L., Starting Tramcars, &c., and Apply¬ing the Brakes thereto, 148
Norwood, G., Spring Bending Machines, 357
Noyes, II., Drilling Machines, 47
O’Donnell, J. P., Interlocking Levers in Railway Point and Signal Apparatus, 148
Orlando, S., Universal Joints for Scrow Pro¬pellers and Propeller Shafts, 147
Osborne, D. M., Grain Binding and Harvesting Machines, 561
Owen, R. G., An Aerial Velocipede, 512
Owen, It. G., A Galvanic Plant Invigorator and Oxygen iser, 100
Oxland, It. and C., Burning Ores and Minerals Containing Sulphur or Arsenic for the Manu¬facture of Sulphuric Acid, &c., 171
Paillard, C. A., Metallic Alloys, 632
Pain, J., Signal Lights, 409
Palmer, S., and Barron, II. S., Distributing Oil upon the Surface of Water, 147
Poquelin, C. A., Automatically Generating and Burning Inflammable Vapours, 466
Parcelle, A. L., Vibrating Electrio Motors, 99
Parkes, J., Enriching Illuminating Gas, 171
Parkin, C., and Robinson, G., Clip Pulleys, 410
Parnell, E. B., Treating Auriferous and Argenti¬ferous Material, 172
Parrington, M. B., Kilns and other Structures Employed in Manufacturing Lime and Cement, 435
Parsons, P. M., Ordnance, 123
Paterson, II. C., Furnaces, 584
Paterson, II. C., and Miller, R., Improvements Applicable to Furnaces, 631
Patterson, J., and Sandison, M., The Application of Forced Draught to Furnaces, 584
Paxinan, J. N., Automatic Expansion Valvo Gear, 73
Payne, J., Coating Steam Pipes, Boilers, &c.,612
Pearsall, II. D., Hydraulic Apparatus for Forcing Water or Air, 47
Pcchiney, A. K„ et Cie., Decomposition by Means of Magnesia of the Residual Ammonium Chloride of the Ammonia Soda Process, 032
Peek, T. S., and Brownell, P. G., Lubricating Car Axles, Shafting, &c., 895
Petit, J. L., Alarms and Fastenings for Doors and the Like, 278
Phelps, R. N. It., Water Gauges for Steam Boilers and Floats therefore, 512
Piat, A., Distributing Valves for Hydraulic Ma¬chines, 357
Pick, S., Making Bicarbonate of Sodium, 172
Pickering, J., Boiler Tubes, 74
Pickering, T. R., Combined Throttle or Stop Valves and Governor Valves for Steam En¬gines, 199
Pickering, T. R., Throttle or Stop Valves for Steam Engines, 461
Pieper, 11., Electric Arc Lamps, 251
Pirie, R., Automatically Balanced Cranes, 512
Plastriny, Baron P. von, Propelling Mechanism for Vehicles, 306
Plumb, R. II. T., A Combined Compass and Course Corrector for Ships, 485
Pocock, W., Belt Pulleys, 124
Poetsch, F. H., Sinking Shafts, Constructing Foundations, &o., Under Water, 512
Poetsch, F. 11., Temporary Tubbing, 306
Pohle, J. G., Pneumatic Water Elevators, 357
Pollak, K., and ll'ehr, G., Galvanic Battery, 100
Pomtneraye, L., Filters, 278
Poole, W. H., Adjustable Pedestals for Rotating Shafts, 562
Pope, J. L., Screw Bolts, 653
Potter, M„ andGulick, IF. K., Improved Wrench, 357
Poulett, Earl, Glazed Earthenware Conduits for Subterranean Telegraph and Telephone Lines, 252
Poivell, T. T., Signalling on Railways, 486
Preston, F. P., Pumps, 511
Prestwich, W. II., Navigating the Air, 512
Prestwich, W. H., Navigating or Propelling Boats, 305
Price, G. IF., Steam Engines, 331
Price, W. E., Automatic Apparatus for Varying and Regulating the Action of Gas Governors, 277
Priestman, W. D. and J., Construction and Working of Motor Engines Operated by the Combustion of Liquid Hydro-Carbons, 583
Pritchard, E., Iron Wheels, 148
Proell, K., Valves for Steam Engines, 461
Purnell, J. J., Hydraulic Door Springs and Checks, 410
Piirthner, J. C., Producing Induced Electric Currents, 538
Purves, D., Machinery for Rolling Strengthening Rings on Circular Flues or Furnaces for Steam Boilers, 226
Quackcnbush, II. M., Breechloading Guns, 123
Quaglio, J., Compressing Coal and Introducing the Same into Coke Ovens, 631
Quaterman, W. IL, Cells for Electrical Pur¬poses, 252
Quigley, A. P., Wrenches, 511
Rackham, R., Governing Engines, 332
lladot, 11., Effecting the Decarbonisation of Earthy Carbonates, 171
Rae, R. J., Ships’ Propellers, 147
Ralu, A., Grathvohl, J., and Browne, A., Prepar¬ing Syrups and Molasses, 436
Rankin, T. L., Icemaking and Refrigerating Ap¬paratus, 123
Ravenshaw, II. IF., Electro-Magnets, and Ap¬plication of the Same to the Control of Electric Currents, 381
Reckenzaun, A., Electric Motors, 99
Recordon and Co., Electro-Magneto Motors, 99
Reddaway, F., Strap or Belting Guides, 410
Redgrave, G. R., Treatment of Sewage Water by the Lime Process for the Production of Cement, 632
Reid, J., Expanding the Packing Rings of Pistons, 676
Reis, A., Producing a Draught in Furnaces and for Purifying the Products of Combustion, 584
Reis, A., Steam Generators, 200
Rcstlcr, J. IF., Rotary Blowers, Exhausters, and Pumps, 226
Rhodes, IF., Perforating Sheet Metals, 357
Rice, G. C., Railway and Tramway l’assongcr Carriages, 486
Rice, W. M., Nut Locks, 410
Richards, D. D., Dredging, 226
Richards, R., and Bandon, II. R., Boring to Great Depth, by the Aid of Electricity, 538
Richardson, IL, Manufacture of Salts of Alumina, 172
Rickie, R., Valve Gear for Engines, 653
Rickman, W. B., Appliance for Working Re¬gulating Gas Cocks of Railway Carriages, 305
Ridout, R. IL, Telephonic Transmitters, 381
Righton, W. J., Instantaneous Heating Liquids, 26
Riley, P. G., Generating Carbonic Acid Gas, 436
Riley, F. G., Winding and Preparing Wire, 48
Riley, J., Electro-Motors, 607
Riley, J., Manufacture of Steel in Regenerating Opcn-Hearth Furnaces, 436
Riley, J., Regenorative Steel-Making Furnaces, 435
Roberts, A., Preventing Incrustation in Boilers and Heaters, 74
Roberts, J., Safety Locking Hooks, 20
Robertson, C., Turning Tables for Railways and other Purposes with Ball Bearings, 305
Robertson, J., Gearing for Transmitting Motive Power, 124
Robertson, J. G., Regenerative or Recuperative Furnace, Applicable to Gas and other Furnaces, 435
Robinson, /l. IF., Dredger Buckets, 358
Robinson, R., Pistons, 054
Robson, J. T., Boiler Alarm and Indicator, 332
Robson. T. N., "Coke Gripes,” 48
Rocca-Ziegler, J. F., and Sociëtë Schwob Frères, La, Apparatus for Propulsion of Vessels, 053
Rogers, II. J., Gas Retorts and Apparatus Con¬nected therewith, 031
Rohrmann, L., and Hiller, M., Effecting the Absorption of Gases or Vapours by Liquids,
Rolla, P. and C. O., Brakes Applied to a Pulley with Differential Gearing to Alter the Speed of Machinery, 20
Rollason, A., Gas Engines, 583
Romanze, O., Electric Arc Lamps, 251
Rosebrugh, A. M., Devices for Telegraphic and Telephonic Purposes, 537
Rosebrugh, A. M., Telephones, 381
RosfbJ. IL, O** Lamps for Railway Carriages,
Rothe, E., Centrifugal Machines, 511
Royle, J. J., Return Steam Traps, also Applicable to a Boiler Feeding Apparatus, 332
Royston, E. R., Apparatus for Heating and Maintaining the Heat in Cylinders and Pistons, 675
Rumsey, H., and Hopkinson, J. E., Fastenings for Rails and Sleepers, 653
Ruston, W. F., Detonating Fog Signals for Rail¬ways, 486
Saint-Sauvcur, C. D. de, Ball Bearings for Heavy Vehicles and Rolling Stock, 148
Sayer, R. C., Storing and Utilising Water under Pressure, 26
Scarborough, A. B., and Barnard, J. A., Re¬moving Scum and Mud, &c., from Boilers, 200
Schaefer, F., Incandescent Electric Lamps, 381
Schanschieff, A., Galvanic Batteries, 252
Scharnwcber, L., Electric Arc Lamps, 251
Scherycn, E., Rotary Pumps, which will also
Serve as Motors, 225
Schiller, T., andBremicke, P., Stopping Engines, 332
Schmidt, W. Steam Engines, 583
Schoeneweg, H., Explosive Compounds, 561
Schoening, H., Sounding Device, 147
Schonheyder, W. A. G., A Fluid Pressure Engine, 331
Schonheyder, IF. A. G., Sight Feed Lubricators, 332
Schratzenthallcr, A., Mechanism for the Conver¬sion of the Martini Rilie into a Repeating Arm, 277
Schulze, T.. and pörnicki, S., A Wind or Water Motor, 676
Scie Sian Ven, Steam Engines, 73
Scott, A. E., Separating Metals from their Ores 171
Scott, G. D., Printing Telegraphs, 251
Scott, G. J., Galloway Tubes and Attaching them to Boilers, 676
Scott, R., Torpedoes, 486
Seel, C., Connecting Threads of Carbon with Platinum Wire, 537
Sellers, G., Apparatus for Taking Indicator Dia¬grams from Engines, 676
Sellons, J. W., Soldering Aluminium, 676
Settle, J., Rocking Bars for Furnaces and Means for Operating them, 332
Sharp, L. W., Tools for the Insertion and With¬drawal of the Tubes of Steam Boilers, 676
Sharrock, S. and F. G., Telegraph Posts, 608
Shaw, J., Regulating the Pressure of Gas, 124
Shaw, J. G„ Helical Springs, 512
Shedlock, A., and Singer, C. G., Indicating and Recording the Pressure of Steam or other Fluids, 332
Shicklc, F , Heating Feed Water of Steam Boilers, 74
Shipley, J., Rail Joints, 305
Shorrock, J. L., Hand Drills or Tool Carriers, 511
Short, S. H., and Nesmith, J. W., Electrical Railways or Tramways, 252
Shuttleworth, F. R., Steering Gear, 485
Siemens, F., Construction of Open Hearth or Tank Furnaces, 171
Siemens, F., Lining Furnaces, 631
Siemens and Ualske, Hydraulic Apparatus for Utilising the Deflection of a Rail due to a Pas¬sing Train for Signalling, 148
Simonis, J., Manholes, 332
Simpson, J., Coupling and Uncoupling Railway Vehicles, 147
Sims, H., Automatic Boiler Cleaner, 676
Sinclair, D., Device for Straining and Fastening Guy Ropes or Wire Stays of Telegraph Posts, 251
Sinsabaugh, L. W., Reducing Steel Railroad Rails to Plate Metal, 512
Sisuin, W. II., Bogies or Trucks for Railway Vehicles, 147
Sledge, J. S., and Slatter, 4., Electrical Bells for Domestic and Telegraphic Purposes, 100
Slutz, H. V. D. and T., Permanent Way of Rail¬ways, 485
Smart, G. E„ Tool Stock or Brace, 225
Smith, D. J., and Sinclair, D., Telephonic Appa¬ratus, 537
Smith, G. A., An Electro - Magnetic Marine Governor, 305
Smith, 11. F., Mill or Line Shafting, 278
Smith, II. J., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 537
Smith, H. J., Electric Fuzes, 654
Smith, II. L., Metallic Permanent Way, 485
Smith, J. J. C. and M., Multiple Electric Con¬ductors or Cables, 382
Smith, 0., Drill Presses, 225
Smith, S. W., Metal Taps, 26
Smith, T., Safety Dynamite Shells, 25
Smith, T. T., Electric Lamp Fittings, 99
Snowdon, J., Lubricator, 419
Société Dubus, Coget et Cie., La, Removal of
Vegetable Impurities from Wool by Chemical
Means in Combination with Steam, 436
Société Générale des Téléphones, La, Telephonic Transmitters, 251
Société Heilmann-Ducommun and Steinlen, La, Rotary Cutting Tools, 357
Société P. Barbier et Cie., La, Combination of
Telephonic Apparatus and Electric Bells, 381
Société P. Barbier et Cie., Controlling the Pas¬sage of Electric Currents, 381
Société Scola et Ruggieri, La, Electric Fuze for Blasting Purposes, 608
Solvayet Cie., Filters Applicable for Caustic Soda Solution, 172
Solvay et Cie, Manufacture of Chlorine, 632
Southall, J., Gas Engines, 675
Spalding, H. C., Electric Cables, 608
Spalding, II. C., Operation of Subterranean Lines of Electrical Conductors, 538 Spalding, H. C., and McMickin, P., Laying Elec¬trical Conductors in Subterranean Lines and the Construction of such Lines, 538
Sparton, II. H., Ball Valves, 278
Spatzier, A. W., Bearings for Shafts or Axles, 26
Speight, IF., Hydraulic Engines, 462
Spiel, J., Petroleum and Gas Engines, 331
Spiel, J., Supply Valve Gear for Petroleum or Gas Engines, 74
Sprague, F. J., Electro-Dynamic Motors, 381
Sprague, F. J., Motors for Electric Railways, 305
Stanhope Company, The, and Anders, G. L., Diaphragms or Tympana for Membrane Tele¬phones, 538
Stanley, R., Boring and Air Coursing Machine, 512
Stanley, T., Richardson, C., and Davies, A. IL, Arc Electric Lamps, 537
Starke, M. F., and Weinrebe, M., Lathes, 357
Starley, J., Oil Cans, 358
Starley, J. K., Transmitting Motion between Pulleys or Drums, 410
Stayner, A. E., Shafts of Tools, 48
Steele, J. and R., and Lees, J., Pitch Chain Gear¬ing, 410
Steinweg, C. E., Plating Metals and Metallic Alloys, 172
Stephens, S. H., and Rodda, S., Treating Ores, 631
Stephenson, M., Pipe Couplings, 561
Sterne, L., Railway Wheels, 486
Steward, J. H., and Dredge, W., Instruments for Measuring Angles and Range Finding, 25
Stewart, L., Separators for Steam Boilers, 462
Stiff, W. C., and Bennett, H. B. S., Tubes and Ordnance made of Steel and Iron, 123
Stockley, T., Obtaining and Applying Motive
Power by the Combined Action of the Vapour
Generated in Slaking Lime and a Blast, 124
Stokes, T. X. P., Magazine Firearms, 123
Stone, R., Manufacture of Plaster and Apparatus Used in Connection therewith, 632
Stoney, E. IF., Keys or Wedges for Securing Railway Rails in their Chairs or Seats, 147
Stott, J., Gas Governors, 562
Stout, C., Hydraulic Steering Engines and Starting Engines, 305
Strapp, W., and Edwards, G., Sleepers and Fittings for Railways and Tramways, 148
Strawson, W. P., Anchors, 653
Stretton, C. E., Crank Webs for Locomotive and other Engines and Machines, 147
Stuart, J. M., and Gill, F. II., Securing Rails to Metal Sleepers, 305
Stubbs, J. B., High Pressure and Low Water Safety Apparatus for Steam Boilers, Applicable also as a Fire-Extinguishing Apparatus, 332
Stubbs, J. S. and S. H., Water Heating Appa¬ratus, 584
Studdy, R. W., Sights for Firearms, 123
Sturgeon, T., Gas Engines, 74
Sullivan, C. C., A Machine for Dredging and Ex¬cavating for Wells and Subsoil Foundations, 357
Sutherland, D. A., Fluid Meters, 25
Swete, O. R., and Main, W. C., Filaments for Electric Lamps, 537
Tarver, W. R, and Bryan, A., Railway Goods Trucks, 485
Tatham, W. P., II. B., and J., and Brooks, D., Electric Conductors and an Insulating Com¬pound therefor, 252
Taunton, R. II., Root and other like Tubular Steam Boilers, 200
Taylor, A., Steam Hammer, 225
Taylor, J., Navigable Dredging Vessels, 511
Tebbut, S., Apparatus Applicable to ‘‘Speed In¬dicators” or “ Revolution Counters,” 409
Tellier, C., Utilising Atmospheric or Solar Heat for Raising Water, 124
Temple, G., and Rowntree, W., Pistons, 410
Terrel, W., Turner, E., and Howartson, G. S., Packing for Stuffing-Boxes, 676
Teter, W. L., Machine Belt, 561
Thame, H. and J. R., Secondary Batteries, Accumulators, or Magazines of Electricity, 608
Thom, J., Steam Engines of the Compound Type, 461
Thomas, W. F., An Improved Material for Driv¬ing Belts, &c., 26
Thomlinson, T., Steam Boilers, 200
Thompson, N. G., Switch for Electric Lighting, 252
Thompson, S. P., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 537
Thompson, S. P., Telephonic Apparatus, 537
Thompson, S. P., Telephonic Instruments, 537
Thompson, S. P., Telephonic Transmitting In¬struments, 251
Thomson, J. R., Expanding and Staving the Ends of Tubes, 358
Thomson, J. R., Three-Way Valve, 124
Thornberry, U. S., Telephones, 381
Thornycro/t, J. I., Steering Apparatus, 485
Titus, J. T., Couplings for Pipes and Hose, 561
Todd, H. W., Metallic Drums for Containing Chemicals, &c., 632
Todd, L. J., Mid-Cylinder Exhaust Steam En¬gines, 331
Todd, L. J., Producing and Maintaining Grada¬tions of Temperature in the Cylinders of Double-Acting Steam Engines, 461
Tomlinson, IF., Stoves for Heating the Blast for Blast Furnaces, 631
Toward, T. and IF., and Meek, J., Steam Gene¬rators, 584
Treeton, A., Gas Engines, 583
Trippctt, J., and Searls, T. and II., Buffers, 147
Trott, S., and Hamilton, P. A., Fastenings for Coupling the Ends of Ropes Containing an Insulated Wire, 251
Trueman, H. P., An Adjustable Journal Box, 562
Turnbull, A., Safety Valves to Indicate and Relieve Excess of Pressure and Scarcity or Excess of Water, 332
Turner, H., Tubes and Tube-Plates of Steam Generators, 584
Turton, G., Buffers, 653
Tyler, J. J., Liquid Meters, 278
Ubrig, E., Spring Balances, 25
Van Alstein, A., and Van Nieuwkuyk, G., Opening, Closing, and Locking Swing Bridges, 654
Van der Valk, C. C., Throttle Valves, 199
Van Duzen, E. W., Boiler Cloaners and Feed Water Heaters, 462
Vavasseur, J., Mounting Ordnance, 409
Verein ftlr Chemische Industrie, Producing Chlorine and Ammonia, 278
Volk, M., Electric Tramways or Railways, 252
Volta Oraphophone Company, The, Recording and Reproducing Sounds, 382
Volta Graphophone Company, The, Recording and Reproducing Sounas by Means of Records, 382
Volta Graphophone Company, The, Reproducing Sound from Phonographic Records, 382
Volta Graphophone Company, The, Transmitting and Recording Sounds by Means of Radiant Energy, 382
Vosper, T., Washing Crushed Orcs, 171
Wainwright, R. and W., Furnaces for Effecting the Consumption of Smoke, 631
Waite, B. C., Steam Engines, 199
Walker, A. T., Hydraulic Hoists, 48
Walker, E. and J. IL, Working Railway Switches, 485
Walker, J. G., A Purifier or Separator, 562
Walker, IF., Railway Chairs, 147
Walther, R. and B. 11., Electric Arc Lamps, 381
Walton, F., Insulating Wire, 252
Walton, W., Keeping Cool the Bearings of Ma¬chinery, 462
Walton, W. R., Preparing Copper for Casting, 632
Fard, T. II., Drilling Machines, 357
Warren, F. P., Lubricants, 632
Warren, W. C., Deep Well Double-Acting Lift and Force Pumps, 47
Warriner, E. W., and Marriott, A. II., Metal Wheels, 226
Warsop, G., and Hill, II. W., Igniting the Ex¬plosive Mixture in Gas Engines, 199
Warttinger, G., and Rosenberg, G., Dumping Trolleys, 358
Warttinyer, G., and Rosenbcry, S. G., Loading and Unloading, 562
Wass, A. G., Utilisation of Sugar Scum, 632
Wassell, E. D., Rolls for Reducing Old Rails to Flat Bars, 47
Watkins, S. A., Direct-Action Spring Motors, 410
Watson, C., and Gaukroger, A., Steam Traps, 74
Watson, J. De L., Locking Screws and Nuts, 562
Weatherhogg, G. W., Gas Engines, 199
Webster, J., Metallic Alloy, 676
Weir, J., Feed-Pump and other Connections or Mountings for Marine Boilers, 462
IFcwz, A. 11., Atmospheric Air Engines, 584
Welch, M., and Rook, F„ Gas Engines, 74
Wells, G. II., Bolts and Nuts, 48
Wells, G. H., Fish-Plates and Fasteners for Rail¬ways and Tramways, 485
Wells, G. II., Kail Fasteners for Railways and Tramways, 653
IFcfte, G. H., Vices, 47
Welsh, II., Promoting the Combustion of Fuel in Furnaces, 584
Wenliam, F. II., and Sheldrake, J. II., Taps or Stop-Cocks, 278
Werndl, J., Magazine Repeating Rifles, 561
Westlake, W. B., Artificial Fuel, 631
Westmacott, P. G. B., Facilitating the Hoisting In and Out of Heavy Boats, 147
Wcstmacott, P. G. B., Hydraulic Apparatus for Lifting Heavy Boats, 305
Westman, H., Telephonic Communications, 251
Weston, E., Incandescent Electric Lamps, 99
Whalley, A., Appliances for Connecting Electric Wires, 538
Whalley, A., Earth Clips Used in Forming Elec¬trical Circuits, 100
Wheatley, IF. II., and Mackenzie, J. IF., Steam Engines, 533
Wheelock, J., Valves and Valve Gear of Steam Engines, 331
Whipple, L. E., A Railway Tie and Rail Fasten¬ing Device, 485
White, H., Manufacture of Steel and Iron, and Converters Used for Such, 171
White, T., and Dixon, G. H., Links of Chains and the Like, 410
Whited, W., Punching, Shearing, &c., Machines, 225
Whitfield, C., Furnace Grates, 670
Whitehead, J., Fasteners for Belts for Machinery, 410
Whitley, J., Railways, 147
Wigg, G. L. and W. J., and Steel, JI., Appa¬ratus to be Used in the Treatment of Residuals from Copper Works, and Chlorine Manufacture to Obtain Pigments and Sulphate of Lime, 676
Wilcox, W. W., Swivel Pulley Blocks, 562
JFtZtofW, P. IF., Electrical Governors, 538
Williams, S. T., Wheels, 512
Wilson, A., Spring Buffers, 485
Wilson, A. B., Returning Part of the Exhaust from a Steam Engine to the Boiler, together with a Portion of the Injection Water when Such is Used, 74
Wilson, E., Transmitting Rotary Jfotion from One Shaft to Another to Increase Speed, 26
Wilson, G., and Timmis, T. A., Safety Valves, 462
Wilson, H., Low-Water Alarms for Steam Boilers, 462
Wilson, T , “Chapletj” Employed for Moulding Purposes, 436
Wimshurst, H. W., Equalising the Power Given Off by Gas or other Motors. 654
Withers, JI., Jliners’ Picks, 357
Witte, F., Jloulding Flanged Pipes, 436
Wood, E. E., Rolling and Welding of Iron and Steel, and Fluxes therefor, 512
Wood, J. H., Ovens for Drying Slurry, &c., 632
Woodbury, D. A., Balanced Slide Valves, 199
Woodcock, J. P., Presses for Punching, 358
Wordsworth, C. T., and Wolstenholme, J., Gas Engines, 583
Worthington, C. C., Combined Water Pump and Air Compressor, 226
Worthington, C. C., Liquid Meters, 561
Worthington, C.C., Steam Engines, 583
Wright, J., Distillation and Rectification, 172
Wright, J. and C. S., and Charlton, T., Hydro-Carbon Engines, 675
Yates, C. D., Boilers, 74
Ybargoitia, F. Jlodct E., Aerial Navigation, 148
Yeadon J. A., and Middleton, R., Artificial Fuel, 631
Yeatman, F. F., Current Registering Instru¬ment, 252
Young, J., and Richardson, J., Registering the Distance Run by Ships, 278
Zalinski, E. L., Fuzes for Exploshe Shells and Torpedoes, 561

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