Engineering 1888 Jul-Dec: Index: Patent Record

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BATTERIES AND ACCUMULATORS : 322, 418, 444 Galvanic, 11. Liepmann, 322
Manufacture of Plates for Secondary, J. S. Stevenson^ 418
Manufacture of Porous Pots for Batteries,
E. L. Mayer and H. Liepmann, 418
Secondary, W. H. Akester, 418
Secondary, F. King, 444
Secondary, W. Kingsland, 322
BOILERS : 48, 152, 198, 269, 369, 519, 520, 643, 644 {See also Engine and Boiler Fittings ; also Furnaces)
P. ZZ. Adamsy Jun., 519
IF. Ambler and IF. 0. Blackburn^ 369
J. E. Barwick^ 369
J. P. Bordone^
C. J. Galloway^ 619
F. Godard and C. Petite 643
J. Griffithst 2QQ
T. Hipkinsi
P. Oriolle, 369
R. OrTy 644
R. Panhard and E. Levassor, 48
L. Serpollet^ 643
J. Smith and D. Cowan^ 369
J. J, Tinker^ 643
R. Warner and S. B. Goslin, 369
J. S. Whiter (r. E. Beiliss^ and A. Morcom^ GJ 4 ir. Whitehead and Emley^ 269
A. Yoric and J, C. Edivards^ 643 Feedwater Purifier and Heater, J. O'Brien and
S. J. Weaver, 519
Flue-Box and Boiler, IF. Walkington, 269 Joint Connections of Tubulous Steam Boilers, C. C. S, Knap, 519
Manufacture of Certain Tubular Parts of Steam Boilers, S. Fox, 198
Plates for Boilers, &c., J. S. Fairfax, 369 Protecting Boiler Tubes, W. Hague, 519 Separating Liquids from Steam in Motion, A, S. Savill, 519
Supplying Liquid to, Mayhezv, 152
Tapping Stay-Bolt Holes, J. T, Connelly, 520 Vertical, R. Eorton, 519
CAR REPLACERS : 544
Engine Guards, C. A, Noble, 544
Portable, IF. 0, Cooke, 544
CHEMICAL PRODUCTS, MANUFACTURE OF : 127, 128, 295, 296, 444, 514, 593, 594
Bicarbonate of Soda, C. Wigg, 128
Carbonate of Soda or Soda Ash, T. T. Mathieson and J. Hawliczek, 127
Caustic or Carbonated Soda and Caustic Potash, A. Delahaye, 127
Chlorates of the Alkalies or Alkaline Earths, H. Gall and Viscount A. de Montlaur, 127
Cobalt Sulphate, W. N. Hartley and VV. E. B. Blenkinsop, 444
Converting Natural and other Phosphates into ; Products Assimilable by Vegetables, &c., E. Solvay, 127
Decomposing Metallic Oxychlorides and Superoxidising Metallic Oxides, Dr. G. Ileinzer- j ling^ 296 !
Distillation of Fatty Matters, La SociH6 Indus- ? trielle des Glycerine et Acids Gras, 593
Extraction of Chlorine from Solutions of Chloride of Magnesium, Professor T. Schloes- ing, 444
Limekilns, E. Solvay, 593
Manufacture of Carbonic Acid Gas, G. Arnois,
I
Manufacture of Permanganate of Soda, G, H. Bolton, J. R. Wylde, and H, Auer, 295
Manufacture of Sulphate of Ammonia and Purification of the Bye-Products, II. G. Bull and Go., Limited, and IF. E. Sendey, 295 '
Methylic Ether of Gallic Acid and Purple ;
Colouring Matters therefrom, A. Kern, 127 Mono-Carbonate and Bicarbonate of Soda, M. R. IFood, 127
Obtaining Chlorine from Chloride of Calcium, W. Bramley, 295
Phosphorus Trichloride, G. Fahlberg, 444 Producing Hydrate of Baryta from Sulphate of Barium, R. Schneider, 128
Producing a New Mono-Sulpho Acid of Alpha- Naphtol, A. Liebmann and A. Studer, 295
Red Azo Colour, T. R. Shillito, 544
Revolving Furnaces, E. Solvay, 594
I Separation of Aminoniacal Liquor, &c., from Tar, J. C. Krayenbuhl, H. C. Petersen, and C. C. Bnrrneister, 594
Sulphides and Utilisation of Residue, H. Grimshaw and H. Kenyon, 127
Sulphite and Bisulphite of Ammonia, P. de Pachomette, 444
CURRENTS, MEASURING : 102, 246, 418
P. E. a. Crompton and J. Swinburne, 418
P. B. Elwell,
Cr. Forbes, 418
The Westinghouse Electric Company, 418
Electrical Measuring and Indicating Apparatus, Siemens and Halske, 102
DISTRIBUTING AND REGULATING CURRENTS : 101, 102, 418, 570
R. Dick and R. Kennedy, 101
G. A. Grindle, 102
D. Eicon, 102
Alternate Current Electric Distribution, G. Westinghouse, Jun.,
Detecting and Locating Faults in Alternate Electric Currents, G. Westinghouse, Jun., 418
Electric Meters, W. J. S. Barber-Starkey, blQ
Magneto-Electric Cut-Out, IF. H. l::>cott and
E. A. Paris, 102
Making and Insulating the Joints of Electrical Conducting Cables, Siemens and Halske, 570
II. C. Bull and Co. and H. C. Bull^ 417
F. W. Crossle}', 245
ZJ. Z, de Ferranti., 417
IK. Gillet and G. Ilaseltine^ 245
A. T. Gravier, 270
J. and F. llopkinsont 101
L. Maiche, 245
IL W. Ravenshaw, W. T. Goolden, and A. P. Trotter, 245
II. IK. Baotnshaw^ IK. T. Goolden^ and A. P. Trotter^ 101
G. Scarlett^ 245
T. Stanley^ 245
A^. Tesla^
Electrical Generators, T. .4. Edison^ 246 Field Magnets, L. lla^ison, 417
Holders lor Brushes, J/, hnmischy 101
ENGINE AND BOILER FITTINGS: 48, 152, 270, 370, 394, 644
Boiler Feed Regulating Apparatus, A. Turnbull, 370
Construction of Piston Springs, W. E. Frith, 48 Feed-Water Injectors, IK. We7itz, 644 Governors, A. II. Street aiid Tangyes Liynited, 152
Mechanical Stokers, IK. Leach, 644
Packing, A. G. Hewies, 370
Packing, T. Downie, 370
Pistons, J. Lepper and J. Pollock, 48
Separating Grease, &c., from Steam, J, J. Lowdeii, 370
Slide Valves of Steam Engines for Working Compound in One Cylinder, A. Case, 394
Steam Pressure Reducing Valves, G. Spencer, 370
Steam Traps, R. B. Low, 270
Steam Traps, A. D. Marshall, 270
Steam Traps, IK. Matthews aiid J. Yates, 370 Stoppers for Boiler Tubes, J. Boble, 152 Water Gauges, 5. Matthews, 370
ENGINES, GAS : 48, 151, 152, 270, 369, 370, 519, 520 IL C. Bull and Co. and II. C Bull, 520 J. Faber, 369
The Gasinotoren Fabrik Deutz, 370
E. J. Hahn, 519
A. S. Jones, 270
E. Kortiiig, 520
G. .4. a7id K. List and T. Kosakoff, 520
(’. Ilidealgh, 270

2’. Sington, 152

Carburetters, A. E. J. Hahn, 370 Hydro-Carbon, A. Spiel, 520 Hydrocarburetted Air Engines, W. D. and S. Priestman, 48
R gulxting, IK. Bernhardt, 151
Regulating the Supply of Gas to, C. G. Beechey, 151
ENGINES, HYDRAULIC : 370
IK. Tee, 370
ENGINES, STEAM : 78,151, 269,369, 519, 643, 644
C. II. Benton, 369
The Dake Engine Manufacturing Company, 151
F. IK. Doda, 643
A. G. Mumford and J.. Anthony, 643
L. Soulerhi, 151
tZ. Tho^nas. 151
J. F. Thompson, 369
Beam Engines, G. G. Rhodes, J. S. Critchley, and N. Wood, 369
Construction of Built Crankshafts and Repairing Solid Shafts, 11. and G. E. Fownes, 78
Construction of Cranks, &c., M. Gledhill, 644 Equilibrium Piston Slide Valve, J. Grifithsand J. M. Aidhoiiy, 369
Link Motion for, J. M. McCulloch, 369 Preventing Overwinding, T. Smith, 269 Pumping, IK. II. Bailey a7id G. Lmdemanii, 151
Pumping, J. Reid, 643
Slide Valve Mechanism, A. Tolhurst aiid 11. Skinnier, 269
Steam Pumps, W. Clarke, J. B. Furneaux, and C. Dowsen, 369
Steam Regulating, E. Klein, 519
Surface Condensers, A. Burckhardt and E. J. IKei55, 519
Valve Gear, S'. S. Youiighusband, 369 EXCAVATING : 346, 496

11. 0. Baldry aiid J. T. Pullon, 496

T. Smith, 346
Recovering Broken Well-Boring Rods, J. IK. and C. Doewra, 496
Shields, J. II. Greathead, 496
Tunnelling, R. Staiiley, 346 FIRE-EXTINGUISHING APPLIANCES : 619
Automatic Release Alarm and Engine Starter, R. Sugden, 619
Automatic Sprinklers, G. IK. Crawshaw aiid J. Tonge, 619
FURNACES : 48, 78, 127, 128, 270, 295, 369, 443, 593 J. B. Hannay, 295
J. Bansen, 295
A/. Langen, 443
J. Toussaint,
Boiler, D. McQueen, 369
Boiler, H. Walker, 369
Boiler Furnaces and Flues, E. Earnshaw, T. Davies, and E. Earnshaw, Jun., 48
Damper Actuating and Regulating Apparatus for, T. White and IK. Carson, 270
Fusible Plugs for, E. 11. Parry, 270 Open-Hearth, F. Sieinens, 593
Open-Hearth, J. IK. IKatZe^, 295 Open-Hearth Steel, II. Bxirrows, 127 Preventing the Emission of Flame and Smoke from FurnacesWorking with Forced Draught, P. Oriolle Fils, 48
Reversing Valves for, IK. and II. Neilson a^id T. Williamson, 128
Smokeless, A. Schreiber, 78
Steam Generator Flues, T. Oldham, 48 \'alves, IL Iw N. Foster, 443
GAS, I^IANUEACTURE OF ; 127, 443

11. C. Bull and Co. and II. C Bull, 443

J. B. R. Diiisinore, 127 Water Gas, C, Westphal, 127
GRINDING, &C. ; 47, 197,198, 345, 496
J. F. BrinjeSy 197
P. GateSj 496
yi. P. Granger^ 47
G. Little, 198
F. Quenehen and J4. Ka7i5iee?iZfisie, 198 Crushing Mills, G. Friabee, 345
Spherical Balls, //. Bichardson, 197
IRON AND STEEL, MANUFACTURE OF : 48, 295, 322, 444, 593
J. If. Boolavalter, 295, 593
A. L. Dowie, 295
P. C. Gilchrist, 322
A. G. Greemeay, 593
K. A. Hadfield, 444
G. J. Snehvs, 593
B. II. Thwaite and J. Noble, 48
J. Toussaint, 444
By Basic Process, P. C. Gilchrist, 295
Case Hardening, H. K. Boyle, 444
Casting Metal Ingots, If. PecZrer, 593 Hardening Metal, T, J. Tresidder, 593] Manipulating Ingots, If. D. Allen, Open Hearth, 6?. Hatton, 295
LlFi’iNG : 47, 198, 345, 346, 418, 496
J. If. Buckley and A. 2\ Allen, 47
F. L. Edoux, 345
Crane Attachment, T. M. and E. F. Hackett, 345
Detachable Elevator Chain, 0. If. Gaiche, 345
Electric Elevators, J. K. Hallock and G, C.
Blickensderfer, 418
Lifting Jacks, F. H. Sleeper, 346
Safety Apparatus for Lifts, E. T. Cleathero and J. F. Stewart, 4^Q
Waj’s for Travellers Designed to Carry Suspended Loads, A. Goodwin and A. Goodwin, Jun., 198
LIGHTING, ELECTRIC : 101, 245, 246, 270,417
Arc Lamps, F. G. a7id If. G. Chap^nan and F. M. Dearintj, 245
Arc Lamps, F. C. Phillips and H, E. Harrisoii, 417
Arc Lamps, A. Siemens, 245
Automatic Cut-Outs for Electric Arc Lamps,
E. F. II. H. Lanckert and H. W. Kingston, 270
Incandescent Lamps, J. If. Oldroyd, 245
Incandescent Lamps, A. F. St. George and C,
B. Bonnie, 101
Lamp and Projector, F. Walker, 246
Lamps, /*'. /?. Boardmaii, 417
LIGHTING AND HEATING: 23, 24, 173, 246, 296, 322, 469, 470, 620
Automatically Producing Carburetted Air Gas, A. Krieger, 24
Blow-Pipe Apparatus, If. B. and J. J. Rawlings, 470
Combustion of Oil Spray or Gas from Liquid Hydro-Carbons, B. H. Thivaite, 23
Feeding Oil, If. Defries and T. 7. Feeny, 296 Gas Lamps, 77. If. and A. F. Cole, 620' Generating Light and Heat from Oil, 77. 77.
Doty, 23
Heating by Electric Currents, If. Cross, 246
Indicating the Presence of Fire-Damp, J, If. Swan, 2^5
Lamp Galleries and Globe Holders, F. M. and
S. H. Dixon, 23
Lighting by the Consumption of Gas and Air, J. S. Sellon, 24
Magnesium Lamp, P. Dronier, 469
Oil Lamps, <7. H. Boss, 173
Vapour Burners, and Supplying Oil thereto,
77. B. Ford, 322
LUBRICATING: 152, 174, 469, 544, 594, 619
G. If. Brown, 594
J. Brau7i, 469
t7. G. Fisher, 619
If. James aiid- G. Croiee, 174
717. Liddner, 469
A. Ness, 544
A. Seibert, 152
J. E. Walker, 544
Steps for Shaft and Axle Bearings, J, Shepherd, 174
METALS, OBTAINING : 127, 295, 443, 444
J. S. McArthur and K. W. and W. Forrest, 127
C. B. Schultze, 127
Aluminium, C. A, Burghardt and W. J. Twining, 443
Close-Annealing Iron and Steel, &c., J. E. East, 127
Condensing and Separating Lead Fume, J. B. Clark and The Panther Lead Company, 443
Disintegrating Copper Pyrites, J. Perino, 295
Electro-Deposition of the Heavy Metals, S. P. Thompson, 295
Electro-Metallurgical Processes, 77. C. Bull and Go. and H. G. Bull, 443
Extracting Metals from their Ores, 77. C. Bidl and Co. and H. C. Bull, 443
Extraction of Metals from Ores, H. B. Lewis and C. B. Phillips, 444
Manufacture of Aluminium and its Alloys, J.
B. Thompson and W. White, 443
Manufacture of Metallic Alloys, A. P. Vivian, 127
Manufacture of Sodium and Potassium, J. B. Thompson and W. White, 443
Preparation of Aluminium, &c., P. L. T. Heroult, 127
Separating and Refining Metals, E. S. Hayden,

METALS, WORKING : 48, 345, 418, 544
Manufacture of Axle-Boxes, J. Donelly, If. McLaren, and A. Trask, 345
Manufacture of Pipes or Tubes, R. and M. Mannesmann, 418
Manufacture of Tin and Terne Plates, A. J. Maskrey and P. S. Phillips, 48
Manufacture of Tubes, S. E. Howell, 544 Punching, If. Allaii and J. McBlain, 345
MISCELLANEOUS : 48, 78, 128, 173, 174, 198, 222, 246, 296, 322, 394, 444, 470, 496, 520, 544, 594, 619, 620
Attaching Ropes, B. B. E. D. Brockma^i, 174 “Automatic” Dyeing Coppers, If. Brierley,

Bearings Automatically Adjustable by Fluid Pressure, A\ Dymcoffand T^ S. Bourmoto, 322
Bollards and Mooring Posts, II, Fletcher, 544 Bushes and Bearings, T. Gare^ C20 Disinfectant, &c., J. W. Hamilton, 128 Distilling Ammoniacal Liquors, 72. 444
Electro - Mechanical Movements, J. F.
McLaughlin^ 246
Filtering and Relining Sugar, G. Bocquet, 322 Filters, P. Fceritt^ 296
Fluid Pressure Motors, IF. Donaldson^ 48 Freezing Machines, IF. H. Thomson^
Internal Combustion “ Heat” Engines, H. H. Hosack, 48
Manufacture of Charcoal, 77. Guttler^ 128 Manufacture of Glass Articles, J. 'Pra>isl and
II. Lindner^ 128
Manufacture of Spirits, E. J. Taylor, 544 Manufacture of Sugar, A. Young, 128 Moulds, S. P. M. Tasker, 48
Multiple Cylinder Fluid Pressure Motors and Speed Regulating Devices, E, P. Benham^ 520
Nut Locks, E. C. Rolls^ 470
Nut Locks, S. Bayliss, 619
Operating on Fibrous Materials, E. Gavclle, 198
Presses with Reciprocating Pistons, A. C. Eagel, R, II. Kaemp, and A. Linnenbrxvqge, 496
Preventing Nuts and Bolts from Working Loose, B. Bayliss, 619
Prime Motors, T. A. Edison, 246
Production of Insulating Coatings in Electrolytic Apparatus, L. Grabau, 544
Pulp Knotters, J. Gourlay, 620
Purification of Saccharine Solutions, C. Lcuchtenberger and B. Moiske, 644
Retaining Tidal Waters, E. Lightowler, 322 Screws and Screw Nuts, A. Schutz and E.
Schultes, and R. Phwker, 544
Storing Inflammable Liquids, J. Stewart and
T. Charlton, 173
Straining Pulp, G. Hibbert, 174
Structures Built in Water, M. N. Ridley and G. F. Blackmore, 391
Transferring Coal, &c., IF. Malcolm, 544 Transferring Coal, &c., P, G. B. Westmacott, 78
Treating Solids by Gases, L. Mond, 470 Treatment of “ Saccharine,” A. G. Salamon, 128 Vaporisation of Volatile Liquid Hydro-Carbons, and Utilisation of Vapour, C. E. llearson, 694
Vitreo Metallic Material, L. C. A. Marguerie. 128 ,
Water Wheels, J. F. Le/ort, 620
Wheels, 7. Tinnniis, 222
MOTION, TRANSMITTING: 24, 174, 322, 444,620
Belts for Driving between Cone Drums or Pulleys, Tatham, 174
Converting Reciprocating into Rotary Motion,
F. T. J. Schneider and C. R. Werth, 322 Equalising the Motion of Cranks, G. II.
Harris, 174
Expanding Pulleys, J. L. Yuly and II. IK. Andrews, 444
Friction Clutch Pulleys, J. Hunter and Son,
Friction Clutches, T. 0. Armfield, 620 Grippers for Cable Railways, IF. H. Paine, 24 Pulleys, 77. Lxxdwig, 174
ORDNANCE, &C., 23, 173, *321, 469, 520, 544, 619
E. Maitland, 2Z
T. Whitaker, 619
Brecchloading, J. B. G. A. Canet. 544 Carriages, J. B. G. A. Canet, 469
Carriages, J. B. G. A. Canet, 544
Carriages, E. Hill, 321
Casting, R. J. Gatli-ng, 520 Disappearing Gun Carriages, A. Eoble and C.

11. Murray, 173

Disappearing Shields, 7^. Souriau, 23 Electric Firing Gear, A. Eoble, 619 Electrical Firing Mechanism, C. A. McEvoy, 321
Fuzes, T. Nordenfelt, 321
Hydraulic Brakes, T*. Krupp, 321 Line-Throwing, 7?. IF. 321
Loading Breechloading Guns, IK. Anderson, 321
Naval, P. J. R. Crampton, 619
Projectiles, 77. S. Maxim, 619 Repeating Rifles, 7?. C. Romanel, .4. II.
Williams and F, Martin, 321
Shells, R. S. Laxvrence, 469
Shells, E. L. Zalinski, 469
Tempering Steel Projectiles, R. Low, 23 Vertical Breech-Closing Mechanism, IK. Lorenz, 23
Working and Closing the Breech of Guns, J.
B. G. A. Canet, 113
PUMPS, &c., 41,197, 222, 346
J. Bowns. 41
C. Burnett, 346
IK. Clarke, J. B. Furneaux, and C. Doivsen, 197
Automatic Apparatus for Stopping, Injecting, or Pumping Apparatus, A. Horne, 222
Injectors, J. Metcalfe and E. Davies, 346 RAILWAY PERMANENT WAY : 78, 221, 393, 543
A. B. Paulet, 393
T. IF. 78
F. G. IFe65, 393
Chairs and Fastenings, A.T. Harvey, 393 Combined Switch and Turntable, O. B. Bocande.

Fastening Rails, G. Y. Morawetz, 543 Fastening Railway Chairs, J, Chambers, 543 Fishplates, (?. S. Lee, 221
Holding Keys in the Chairs, J. Drage and J. P. Annett, 543
Rail joints, 7^. and F. Hilton,

Railway Chairs and Securing Rails. G. IK.
Willford, 543
Railway Switches, 7?. 77. Isbell, 221
Securing Rails, 7’. English, 221
Securing Rails, K. L. Gocht and M. P. Her- f urth, 543
Sleepers and Securing Rails, R. S. Sea 221 Transverse Sleepers and Chairs, J.' IK. 77.
James, 393
Wedges, T. Despian, 393
Wedges, 7?. M. Eastman, 643
Wedges, 21 II. Heard, 393
RAILWAY ROLLING STOCK : 78, 221, 394, 444, 543 Brakes, IF. «S’. Laycock, 78
Buffers, W. Boucher, 444
Buffers, 1). Macnee, 394
Buffers, J. Slater, 221
Couplings, J. South and, IF. Bur.sch, 394
Couplings, II. 'i'amm and L. Buhrlen, IS
Equalising the Pressure upon the Collapsible Portion of the Vestibules of Railway Cars, Pullman's Palace Car Company, 543
Locomotive Tenders, A. Mallet, 394 RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS : 78, 222, 394, 417, 544, 569, 570
Cable Traction, IF. J. E. and J. E. Carr, 222 Cable Traction, IF. E. Colam, 222
Electrical, IF. II. Akester, 417
Electrical, F. C. Allsop, 394
Electrical, T. A. Edison, 57Q
Electrical, S. Z. de Ferranti, ^VI
Electrical, IF. E. Irish, 569 Electrical Propulsion of Vehicles, M. II. Smith,
Grippers for Cables, J. Ramsay, 7S
Rail Scrapers, J. Record and II. J. Jordan, 544 Removing Debris from Trani Rails, H'’. J. Cock, 222
Traincar Wheels, T. Palmer and C. Brookes, 394
Transmitting Motion from Electric Motors, E. Hopkinson, 669
REGULATING AND INDICATING MECHANISM : 24, 48, 470
Automatic Feed Water Measurer, J. lieslop, 48 Liquid Meters, A. Erager and B. L. Michel, 470
Liquid Meters, G. Teideman, 2i
Regulating the Flow of Illuminating Gas, D. B. Peebles, 470
Regulating the Supply of Fluid to Reservoirs Containing Fluid under Pressure, F. IF. Crossley,
SHIPS, &C. : 77, 221, 393, 418, 444, 543
Anchors, J. .4. Birch, 77
Anchors, //. P. Parkes and J. Hartness, 77
Anchors, T. Ray, 393
Anchors, E. T. Starr, 543
Anchors, IF. P. Straieson, 393
Capstans, II. Fletcher, 2/1
Cleaning the Bottoms of Iron Vessels, A. C. Boothby, 418
Conatrnction of Armoured Ships, Sir E. J. Reed, 543
Construction of Stern Posts, Frames, and Rudders, E. F. Wailes, 543
Lowering Boats, G. 11. llaylar, 77
Movable Stern Dock for Screw Steamers, A. C. Boothby, 418
Propulsion, &c.,W. R. Bigaby-Chamberlin, 543 Protecting the Hulls of Vessels, T. Cuervas- Mons, 444
Protecting Propeller Shafts from being Clogged, R. Armstrong and E. J. Caiger, 393
Screw Propellers, IF. S. Price, 77
Screw Propellers, J. Steoes and A. J. Hill, 393
Screw Propellers, A. Vogelsang, 393
Shafts, I. E. Clij}'ord, 221
Steering Gear, T. Paton, 221
Steering Gear, tZ. B. Pegden, 77
SIGNALLING, RAILWAY : 78, 221, 394
A. J. Martins and 2I. C. Da Rocha, 394 Compensating Apparatus, 77. Williams, 221 Electrical, IF. G. Olpherts, 221
Signalling in Foggy Weather, A. Fleming, 78 SWITCHES : 102
73. Egger, 102
Holder and Switch for Electric Lamps, F. T. Schmidt, 102
TELEGRAPHY’ AND TELEPHONY : 101, 245, 265, 417, 569
The Western Electric Company, 569 Acoustic Telegraphy, IF. T. Barnard, 101 Flexible Supports for Wires, F. Caws, 569 Microphones, L. M. Ericsson, 569
Telephone Apparatus without a Diaphragm. F. IF. AeaZe, 245
Transmitting Sound by Light, L. J. Le Pon- tois, 417
TOOLS, MACHINE : 47,197, 345, 695 Atmospheric Hammer, IF. Hassel, 47 Boring, Drilling, &c., .4. Morisseau, 345 Making Casks, J. H. Hall and D. Parry, 197 Nail Rolling Machines, H. E. Fuller, 495 Pressing Bricks, H. Belcher, 345
Rolling Mills, IF. Bansen, 495
Vertical Boring Machines, J. Barrow, 495 TOOLS, SMALL : 47, 197, 495, 496
Adjustable Nut Spanner, L. Cooper, 495 Animal Shears, J. IF. Banner, 41
Combined Spanner and Pliers, S. Snell and A. IF. Sanderson, 47
Extracting Broken Pegs, &c., H. Thomas, 495 Extracting Ferrules, 77. IF. Sivijt, 47 Manufacture of Coke Forks, A, E. Staynerand IF. Roberts, 197
Parallel Vices, F. Harris and J. Shaw, 47 Saws, T. Tyzack, 197
Shearing, L. F. J. and E, Bariquand and
C. P. E. Marre, 496
Spiral Turning, E. Cutlan, 495
Vices, C. R. Walder, 495
VALVES : 128, 321, 322
C. L. and I. Braithwaite, 322
Automatic Reducing, J. B., W., and C, Whiteley, 322
“Non-Return Valves,” A, Beldam, 128 Safety, E. Hafner, 321
WASHING AND BLEACHING : 346, 594
J. Garr^ee, 594
Maintaining Circulation of Liquids, J. Qamqee, 346
WRAPPING JOURNALS : 620
G. M. Borns, 620

NAMES OF PATENTEES.

Adams, P. II., Jun., Generating Steam, 510
Akestcr, H., Electro-Propulsive Alotors, 417
Akester, W. H., Secondary Batteries, 418
Allan, W., and McBlain, J., Punching, 345
Anderson, IF., Loading Breechloading Guns, 321 Armstrong, R., and Craiger, E. J., Preventing Marine Propeller Shafts from being Clogged, 393
Arnfield, T. 0., Friction Clutch for Driving Machinery, 620
Amois, C., Manufacture of Carbonic Acid Gas, 296
Bailey, W. JI., and Lindemann, G., Pumping Engines, 151
Baldry, II. 0., and Prdlon, J. T., Excavators, 496
Banner, J. IF., Animal Shears, 47
Bansen, IF., Rolling Hoop Iron, 495 Barber-Starkey, IF. J. S., Electric Meters, 570 Bariquand, L. F. J. and E., and Marre, C. P.
E., Shears, 496
Barnard, IF. T., Acoustic or Tone Telegraphy, 101
Barrow, J., Vertical Boring Machines, 495
Barwick, J. E., Heating of Steam Generators and Water Heaters by Kilns, 369
Bayliss, S., Preventing Nuts and Bolts from Working Loose, 619
Becker, IF., Casting Metal Ingots, 593
Beechey, C, G,, Regulating the Supply of Gas to Gas Engines, 151
Belcher, H., Pressing Bricks, 345
Beldam, A., Non-Return Valves, 128
Benham, E. B., Multiple Cylinder Fluid Pressure Motors and Speed Regulators, 520
Benton, C. II., Steam Engines, 369
Bernhardt, IF., Regulating Apparatus for Gas Motor Engines, 151
Biddiscombe, F., and Hilton, F., Rail Joints, 543
Bigsby-Chamberlin, W. R., Propulsion, Guidance, and Stoppage of Ships, 543
Birch, J. A., Anchors, 77
Boardman, F. R., Electric Lamp^, 417
Bocande, O. B., Combined Switch and Turntable, 393
Bocquet, G., Filtering and Refining Sugar, 322
Bolton, G. H., Wylde, J. R., and Auer, H., Manufacture of Permanganate of Soda, 295
Booktvalter, J. IF., Converting Crude Iron into Malleable Iron or Steel, 295, 593
Boothby, A. C., Cleaning the Bottoms of Iron Vessels, 418
Boothby, A. C., Movable Stern-Dock for Screw Steamers, 418
Bordone, J. P., Steam Boilers, 269
Boms, G. M., Wrapping Journals, 620
Boucher, W., Railway Buffers, 444
Boiuns, J., Disc Pumps, Blowers, and Motors, 47
Bojde, R. K., Case-Hardening Iron and Steel, 444
Braithwaite, C. L. a7id 1., Valves, 322
Bramley, W., Obtaining Chlorine from Chloride of Calcium, 295
Brierley, IF., “Automatic” Dyeing Coppers, 296
Brinjes, J. F., Grinding Hard Substances, 197
Brockman, R. R. E. B., Attaching Ropes and Chains, 174
Brov)7i, G. IF., Lubricators, 594
Bruun, J., Automatic Lubricators, 469
Buckley, J. IF., and Allen, A. T., Lifting Apparatus, 47
Bull, 11. C., and Co., and II. C., Dynamo- Electric Generators and Motors, 417
Bull, II. C., arid Co., and 11. C., Electro-Metallurgical Processes, 443
Biill, 11. C., and Co., and II.C., Extracting Metals from Ores, 443
Bull, E. C., and Co., and H. C., Gas Motors, 520
Bull, H. C., and Co,, and II. C., Gas Producers, 443
Bull, II. C., and Co , Limited, and Sendey, IF. E., Manufacture of Sulphate of Ammonia and Recovery of the Bye-Products, 295
Burckhardt, A., and Weiss, F. J., Surface Condensers, 519
Burghardt, C. A., and Twining, W. J., Production of Aluminium, 443
Bzirnett, C., Raising Liquids, 346
Burrows, H., Open-Hearth Steel Furnaces, 127
Canet, J. B. G. A., Breechloading Ordnance, 544
Canet, J. B. G. A., Gun Carriages, 544
Canet, J. B. G. A., Gun Carriages, 469
Canet, J. B. G. A., Working and Closing the
Breach of Guns, 173
Carr, IF. J. E. and J. E., Cable Grips, 222
Case, -4,, Slide Valves of Steam Engines for
Working Compound in One Cylinder, 394
Caws, F., Supports for Telegraph Wires, 569
Chambers, J., Fastening Railway Chairs, 543 Chapman, F. G. and IF, G., and Bearing, F. M.,
Arc Lamps, 245
Clark, J. B., and the Panther Lead Company, Condensing and Separating Lead Fume, 443
Clarke, W., Furneaux, J. B., and Dowsen, C., Steam Pumps, 369
Clarke, W., Furneaux, J. B., and Dowsen, C.,
Steam Pumps, 197
Cleathero, E. T., and Stewart, J. F., Safety Apparatus for Lifts, 496
Clifford, /. E., Construction of Shafts, 221
Coc^, IF. J„ Removing Ddbris from Tram Rails, 222
Colam, IF. N., Cable Tramways, 222
Cole, E. IF. and A. F., Gas Lamps, 620 ConncZii/, J. T., Tapping Stay Bolt Holes, 520
Cooke, IF. 0., Portable Car Keplacers, 544 Cooper, L., Adjustable Wrench, 495
CrawpZoyi, P. J. R., Firing Naval Ordnance, 619
Craioshaxo, G. IF., and Tonge, J., Automatic Sprinklers, 619
Crompton, R. E. B., and Swinburne, J., Electrical Measuring Instruments, 418
Cross, IF., Heating Substances Electrically, 246
Crossley, F. W., Gas Engine and Dynamo- Electric Machine, 245
Crossley, F. IF., Regulating the Supply of Air to Reservoirs Containing Fluid under Pressure, 470
Cuervas-Mons, T., Protecting the Hulls of Vessels, 444
Cxitlan, E., Spiral Turning Tool, 495
Dake Engine Manufacturing Company, The, Steam Engines, 151
Defries, W., and Feeny, V, 1., Feeding Gil for Lighting, 296
Delahaye, A., Manufacture of Caustic or Carbonated Soda and Caustic Potash, 127
Despian, T., Wedges for Securing Rails, 393
Dewies. A. C., Piston Packing, 370
Dick, R., and Kennedy, R., Generation and Distribution of Electric Energy, 101
Dinsmore, J, II. R., Manufacture of Gas, 127
Dixon, F. M. and S. B., Lamp Galleries and Globe Holders, 23
Doctvra, J. IF, and C., Recovering Broken Well- Boring Rods, 498
Dodd, F. IF., Engines, 643
Donaldson, IF., Fluid Pressure Motors, 48
Donelly, J., McLaren, IF., and Trask, A., Axle- Boxes, 345
Doty, H. II., Generating Light and Heat from Oil, 23
Doxibrava, Dr. S., Transforming Electric Currents, 570
Dowie, A. L., Treating Iron and Castings thereof, 295
Downie, T., Metallic Packing, 370 '
Drage, J., and Annett, J. P., Fastening Rail- : way Wedges, 543 I
Dronier, P., Magnesium Lamps, 469 I
Dymcoff, N., and Bourmoiv, T. S., Bearings i Automatically Adjustable by Fluid Pressure, i 322
Earnshaw, E. and E., Jun., and Davies, T,, Steam
Boiler Furnaces and Flues, 48
East, J. E., Close-Annealing Iron and Steel
Sheets, &c., 127
Eastman, R. M., Railway Chair Wedges, 543 Edison, T. A., Electric Tramways and Railways,

Edison, T. A., Electrical Generators, 246 Edison, T. A., Prime Motors, 246
Edoux, F. L., Lifts, 345
Egger, B., Electrical Switches, 102
Elwell, P. B., Measuring and Recording Electric
Currents, 246
English, T., Securing Rails to Metallic Sleepers, 221
Ericsson, L. M., Microphones, 569 Everitt, P., Filters, 296
Faber, </., Gas Motors, 369
Fahlberg^ C.^ Production of Phosphorus Trichloride, 444
Fairfax, J. S., Plates for Boilers, Flues, and Furnaces, 369
Ferranti^ S. Z. de^ Conveying Electric Energy and Applying the same to the Production of Motive Power, 417
Ferranti, S, Z. de, Electric Railways, 417 Fisher, J. G., Lubricators, 619
Fleming, A., Railway Signalling in Foggy Weather, 78
Fletcher, II., Bollards and Mooring Posts, 544 Fletcher, B., Capstans, 221
Forbes, G., Electric Meters, 418
Ford, B. B., Vapour Burners and Supplying Oil thereto, 322
Foster, II. Le N., Valves for Furnaces, 443
Fownes, B. and G. E„ Construction of “Built” Crankshafts and Repairing Solid Shafts, 78
Fox, S., Manufacture of Certain Tubular Parts of Steam Boilers, 198
Frager, A., and Michel, B. L., Liquid Meters, 470
Frisbee, G., Crushing Mills, 345
Frith, W. E., Piston Springs, 48
Fuller, II. E., Nail Rolling Machines, 495
Gall, H., and Montlaur, ViscountA.de, Manufacture of the Alkalies or Alkaline Earths, 127
Galloway, C. J., Steam Boilers, 519
Gamgee, J., Maintaining the Circulation of Liquids, 346
Gamgee, J., Washing, Wringing, &c., 594
Gare, T., Bushes and Bearings, 620
Gasmotoren Fabrik Deutz, The, Gas Engines, 370
Gates, F. IK., Crushing Ores, 496
Gatling, R. J., Casting Ordnance, 520
Gauhe, 0. IV., Detachable Elevator Chains, 345
Gavelle, E., Operating on Fibrous Materials, 198
George, A. F. St., and Bonne, C. R., Electric Incandescent Lamps, 101
Gilchrist, P. C., Manufacture of Iron and Steel, 322
Gilchrist, P. C., Manufacture of Steel by the Basic Process, 295
Gillet, IV., and Baseltine, G., Magneto-Electric Generators, 245
Gledhill, M., Construction of Cranks, &c., 641
Gocht, K. L., and lierfurth, M. P., Securing Rails, 543
Godard, F., and Petit, C., Steam Boilers, 613
Goodwin, A., and A., Jun., Ways for Travellers, 198
Gourlay, J., Pulp Knotters, 620
Grabau, L., Production of Insulating Coatings in Electrolytic Apparatus, 544
Granger, A. P., Crushing Machines, 47
Gravier, A. T., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 270 Ch'eathead, J. II., Shields for Excavating, 496 Greenway, A. G., Manufacture of Steel, 593 GriJJiths, J., Steam Generators, 269
Gri'ijlths, J., and Anthony, J. M., Equilibrium Piston Slide Valve, 369
Grimshaw, H., and Kenyon, IL, Production of Sulphides and Utilisation of Waste Products, 127
Grindle, G. A., Generation and Distribution of Electricity, 102
Guttler, II., Manufacture of Charcoal, 128
Hackett, T. M. and E, F,y Crane Attachment, 345
Hadfield, R. A., Manufacture of Steel, 444 Hafner^ E.^ Safety Valves, 321
HaguCy If., Protecting Boiler Tubes, 519
Hahn, A. E. J., Carburetters, 370 liahn^ E. Gas Motors, 519
Halt, J. 11., and Parry, 1)., Machines for Making Casks, 197
Hallock, J. K., and Blickemsderfer, Q. C., Electric Elevators, 418
Hamilton, J. W., Compositions for Disinfectant, &c., 128
Hannay, J. B., Furnaces, 295
Hansen, J., Construction of Furnaces, 295 Hanson, L., Field Magnets, 417
Harris, E., and Shaw, J., Parallel Vices, 47
Harris, G. H., Equalising the Motion of Cranks, 174
Hartley, W, N., and Blenkinsop, W. E. B., Preparation of Cobalt Sulphate, 444
Harvey, A. 'P., Railway Chairs and Fastenings, 393
Hassel, If., Atmospheric Hammers, 47
Hatton, G., Manufacture of Iron and Steel, 295 Hayden, E. S., Separation and Refining of Metals,
I 295
I Haylar, G. H., Lowering Boats, 77
j Heard, T. IL, Railway Wedges, 393
Hearson, C. K, Vaporisation of Volatile Liquid Hydro-Carbons and Utilisation of such Vapour, 594
Ileinzerliny, Dr. C., Decomposing Metallic Oxychlorides and Superoxidising Metallic Oxides, 296
Heroult, P. L. T., Preparation of Aluminium, &c., by Electrolysis, 127
Heslop, J.. Automatic Feed-Water Measurer, 48 Hibbert, G., Straining Pulp, 174
Hill, E., Gun Carriages, 321
Hipkins, T., Steam Boilers, 269
Hopkinson, E., Gear for Transmitting Motion from Electric Motors, 569
Hopkinson, J. and E., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 101
Horne, A., Stopping Pumping Apparatus, 222
Hosack, II. IL, Internal Combustion “ Heat” Engines, 48
Howell, S. E., Manufacture of Boiler Tubes, 544
Hunter, J., and Son, Friction Clutch Pulleys, 24
Immisch, M., Holder for Brushes of ElectroMotors and Dynamo Machines, 101
Irish, If. E., Electrical Railways, 569
Isbell, B. 11., Railway Switches, 221
James, J. If. 11., Transverse Sleepers and Chairs,
I 393
I James, and Crowe, G., Lubricators, 174 Jones, J4. 5., Gas Engines, 270
Kern, A., Preparation of the Methylic Ether of Gallic Acid and Purple Colouring Matters, 127
King, F., Secondary Batteries, 444
Kingsland, W., Secondary Batteries, 322
Klein, E., Steam Regulators, 519
Knap, C. C. S., Joint Connections of Tubulous Steam Boilers, 519
Korting, E., Gas Engines, 520
Krayenbuhl, J. C., Petersen, H. C., and Burmeister, C. C., Separation of Ammoniacal Liquor from Tar, 594
Krieger, A., Automatically Producing Car- bureited Air Gas, 24
Krupp, E., Hydraulic Brakes for Ordnance, 321
Lachomette, P. de, Manufacture of Sulphite and Bisulphite of Ammonia, 444
Lanckert, E. F. II. H., and Kingston, H. W., Automatic Cut-Outs for Electric Arc Lamps, 270
Langen, E., Furnaces, 443
Lawrence. R. S., Projectiles, 469
Laycock. If. S., Brakes, 78
Le Pontois, L. J., Transmitting Sound by Means of Light, 417
Leach, If., Mechanical Stokers, 644
Lee, G. S., Fishplates for Railway Rails, 221 Lefort, J. F., Water Wheels, 620
Lepper, J., and Pollock, J., Piatons, 48
Leuchtenberger, C., and Moiske, B., Purification of Saccharine Solutions, 544
Lewis, H. R., and Phillips, C. B., Extracting Metals from Ores, 444
Liddner, JL, Automatic Feed Lubricators, 469 Liebmann, A., and Studer, A., Producing a New
Mono-Sulpho Acid of Alpha-Naphtol, 295 Liepmann, H., Galvanic Batteries, 322 Lightowler, E., Retaining Tidal Waters, 322 List, G. A. and V., and Kosakof, T., Petroleum
Engines, 520
Little, G., Pulverising, 198
Lorenz, If., Vertical Breech-Closing Mechanism for Guns, 23
Loiu, R. IL, Steam Traps, 270
Low, R., Tempering Steel Projectiles, 23
Lowden, J. J., Separating Grease, &c., from Steam, 370
Ludwig, II. E., Wheels and Pulleys, 174
McArthur, J. S., and Forrest, R. W. and W., Treating Ores to Obtain Metals, 127
McCxdloch, J. JL, Link Motion for Steam Engines, 369
j^IcEvoy, C. A., Electrical Firing Mechanism, 321 McLaughlin, J. F., Electro-Mechanical Movements, 246
McQueen, D., Boiler Furnaces, 369
Macnee, D., Buffers, 394
Malche, L., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 245
Maitland, E., Ordnance, 23
Malcolm, If., Transferring Coal, &c.,544 i
Mallet, A., Locomotive Tenders, 394 '
Mannesmann, R. and M., Manufacture of Tubes, . 418 i
Marguerie, L. C, A., Vitreo-Metallic Material I
Suitable for Glazing, 128 i
Marshall, A. D., Automatic Steam Trap, 270 !
Marti7is, A. J., and Da Rocha, A. C., Opcrat- i ing Switches and Signals, 394
Maskrey, A. J., a7id Phillips, P. S., Manufac- i ture of Tin and Terne Plates, 48 I Mathieson, T. T., and HawHczek, J., Manufacture of Carbonate of Soda or Soda Ash, 127
Matthews, S., Water Gauges for Steam Boilers, 370
Matthews, FT., and Yates, J., Steam Traps, 370
U. S., Manufacture of Projectiles, 619 Mayer, E. L.,and Liepmann, 11., Treatment of Porous Pots. <Stc., 418
^^PPb’ing Liquid to Steam Boilers, XO^
<t,nd Davies, E,, Injectors, 346 Mona, L., Treating Solids by Gases, 470 Morawetz, G. Y., Fastening Railway Rails. 543 Jzom.veaw, -4., Boring Tools, 345
(^nd Anthony, Steam Engines and Pumps, 643
ATo^eZ, .4, C., Kaemp, R. n.,andLinnenbrugqe, Reciprocating Pistons, 496
Telephone Apparatus without a Diaphragm, 245
Neilson, H . and II., and Williamson, T., Reversing Valves for Furnaces, 128
Ness, A., Applying Lubricating Matter, 544
Nic^oll,D., Insulation and Laying of Electrical Conductors. 102
Noble, J1., Electric Firing Gear, 619
Roblc, J., and Murray, C. II., Disappearing Gun Carriages, 173 ®
Locomotive Engine Guards, 544
Noble, J., Stoppers for Boiler Tubes. 152 Nordenfelt, T., Fuzes, 32]
A’orto, R., Vertical Steam Boilers, 519
Weayer, 5'. J., Feed Water Purifier and Heater, 519
Oldham, T., Manufacture of Steam Generator Flues, 48
Oldroyd, J. IF., Incandescent Lamps, 246 (Mpherts, IF. G., Electrical Signalling, 221 Onolle P., Fils, Preventing the Emission of r lame and Smoke from Furnaces Working with lorced Draught, 48
Oriolle, P., Steam Boilers, 369
Orr, R., Steam Boilers and Furnaces, 644
Paine, IF. H., Grippers for Cable Railways, 24

394^^’ Drookes, C., Tramcar Wheels,

Levassor, E., Steam Generators,
Parses, II. p.^ and Ilartness, J., Anchors, 77 Parr?/, E. II., Fusible Safety Plugs for Boiler
Furnace Tubes, 270
Paton, T., Steering Gear for Vessels, 221
Pan let, A. R., Railway Permanent Way, 393
Peebles, D. R., Regulating the Flow of Illuminating Gas, 470
Pegden, J. R., Steering Gear, 77
Perino, J., Disintegrating Copper Pyrites by Means of Nitric Iron Salts, 295
Phillips, S. C., and Harrison, H. E., Arc Lamps, 417
Price, IF. S., Screw Propellers, 77
Priestman, W. D. and S., Hydrocarburetted Air Engines, 48
Pullman s Palace Car Company, Equalising the Pressure upon the Collapsible Portion of Railway Cars, 513
F., and Yansteenkiste, A., Grinding,
Ramsay, J., Attaching Vehicles to a Haulin’’* Rope, 78 °
Ravenshaw, H. W., Goolden, W. T., and Trotter, A. P., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 245
Ravenshaw, H. W., Goolden, W. T., and Trotter,
A. P., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 101 Pau’^wi*7d', 11 . 7L and J, J., Blow-Pipe Apparatus, 470
Ray, T., Anchors, 393
Record, J., and Jordan, U. J., Cleaning Tram Kails, 544
Reed, SirE. J., Construction of Armoured Ships, 543
Reid, J., Pumping Engine, 643
Rhodes, G. G., Critchley, J. S., and Wood, N.. Beam Engines, 369
Richardson, II., Grinding Spherical Balls, 197 Ridealgh, C., Gas Engines, 270
Ridley, M. N., and Blackmore, G. F., Structures Built in Water, 394
Rolls, E. C., Nut Locks, 470
Romanci, R. C., Williams, A. II., and Martin,
I., Repeating Rifles, 321
Ross, J, II., Oil Lamps, 173
Salamon, A. G., Treatment of Benzol-Sulphonio Imide (commonly known as “Saccharine”), 128
Savill, A. S., Separating Liquids from Steam in Motion, 519
Scarlett, G., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 245
Schloesing, Professor T., Extraction of Chlorine from Chloride of Magnesium, 444
Schmidt, F. T., Holder and Switch for Electric Lamps, 102
Schneider, F, T. J., and Werth, C. R., ing Reciprocating into Rotary Motion, 322
Schneider, R., Producing Hydrate of Baryta from Sulphate of Barium, 128
Schreiber, A., Smokeless Furnaces, 78
Schultze, C. B., Extraction and Recovery of Metals, 127
Schutz, A.,Shultes, E,,andPlucker, R., Screws and Screw Nuts, 544
Scott, W. H., and Paris, E. J4., Magneto-Electric Cut-Out, 102
Sea, R. S., Sleepers and Securing Rails, 221
Seibert, E., Lubricators, 152
J. S,, Lighting by the Consumption of Gas and Air, 24
Serpollet, L., Generating Steam and Regulating the Supply, 643
Shepherd, J., Steps for Shaft and Axle Bcarings, »&c., 174
Shillito, T. R., Production of a New Red AzoColour, 544
Siemens, Electric Arc Lamps, 245
Siemens F,, Open-Hearth Furnaces, 593
Siemens and Halske, Electrical Measuring and Indicating Apparatus, 102
Siemens and Halske^ Making and Insulating the Joints of Electrical Conducting Cables, 570
Sington^ T., Gas Engines, 152
Slatery A., Buffers, 221
Sleeper, F. H.^ Lifting Jacks, 346
Sm>th^ J., and Cowan^ D.^ Steam Generators,

Smithy M. H.^ Electrical Propulsion of Vehicles, 569
Smithy T.y Excavating, 346
Smithy T,i Preventing Overwinding of Cranes, 269
Smithy T. IF., Railway Permanent Way, 78
Snell, S.^ and Sanderson^ IF., Combined
Spanner and Pliers, 47
Snelus^ G. J., Manufacture of Steel, 593
Soci^U Industrielle des Glycerine et Acides Gras, La^ Treatment of Fatty Matters, 593
Solvay, E., Converting Phosphates into Products Assimilable by Vegetables, 127
Solvay, E.^ Limekilns, 593
Solvay^ E.y Revolving Furnace for the Decomposition of Bicarbonate of Soda, 594
Soulerin^ L.^ Steam Engines, 151
Souriau, F. A., Disappearing: Shields, 23
Sozithf J.y and Bnrbcli, IF., Couplings, 394 Spencer^ G.^ Steam Pressure Reducing Valves,

Spiels A.f Hydro-Carbon Engines, 520
Stanley, R., Tunnelling Machines, 346
Stanley, T., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 245
Starr, E. T., Anchors, 543
Stayner, ^4. i’., and Roberts, IF., Manufacture of Forks, 197
^Sicyen^, B. IF., Line-Throwing with a Gun, 321 *
Stevenson, J, »S., Manufacture of Elementg for Secondary Batteries, 418
StevesIF. «/., and J., Propellers,

Steivart, and Charlton^ T.^ Storing Inflammable Liquids, 173
Strawson^ IF. P., Anchors, 393
Street^ J, II.and Tangyes^ Limited^ Governors, 152
Sugden^ R.^ Automatic Release Alarm and Fire Engine Starter, 619
Sivan^ J. IF., Indicating the Presence of Firedamp, 296
SwiftII. IF., Extracting Ferrules,
Tamm, IL, and Buhrlen, L., Coupling Railway
I Vehicles, 78
I Tasker, S. P. M., Production of Moulds, 48 Tatham, IF., Belts for Driving between Cone Drums or Pulleys, 174
Taylor, E. J., Manufacture of Spirits, 514
Tee, IF., Hydraulic Engines, 370
Teideman, G., Liquid Meters, 24
Tesla, N., Generation and Distribution of Electric Currents, 569
Thomas, H., Extracting Broken Screws, 495 Thomas, J., Engines, 151
Thompson, J. B., and White W., Manufacture of Aluminium and its Alloys, 443 I
Thompson, J. B., and White, W., Manufacture j of Sodium and Potassium, 443
Thompson, J. F., Steam Engines, 369
Thompson, S. P., Electro-Deposition of Heavy Metals, 295
Thomson, IF. H., Freezing Machines, 470 Thwaite, B. II., Combustion of Oil Spray
Gas from Liquid Hydro-Carbons, 23
Thwaite, B. H., and Noble, J., Manufacture of Steel, 48
Timmis^ I. A.^ Wheels, 222
Tin/fer, J, Vertical Steam Generators, 643 Tolhurst^ A,, and SHnnerf H.^ Slide Valve Mechanism, 269
Toicssainty J.^ Furnaces for Refining Metals, 295 Toussaint, J., Manufacture of Iron ^nd Steel, 444 Trassl^ J., and Lindner, Manufacture of
Glass Articles, 128
Tresidder^ T, J., Hardening Steel, 593
' Turnbidly Boiler Feed Regulating Appa-
( ratus, 370
Tyzack^ T,, Saws, 197
Vivian, A. P., Manufacture of Metallic Alloys, 127
Vogelsang, A., Screw Propellers, 393
Wailes, E. F., Construction of Stern Posts, Stern Frames and Rudders, 543
Wailes, J, W., Furnaces, 295
Walder, C. R., Vices, 495
Walker, F., Electrical Lamp and Projector, 246 Walker, IL, Boiler Furnaces, 369
Walker, J. E., Applying Grease to Axles, 544 Walkington, W., Steam Boiler Flue Box and Boiler, 269
Warner, R,, and Goslin, S. B., Heating Apparatus, 369 j
Webb, V, G., Railway Permanent Way, 393 {
If., Feed Water Injectors for Steam Boilers, 644 j
Western Electric Company, The, Telephonic Apparatus, 569
Westinghouse Electric Company, The, Measuring Electric Currents, 418
Westinghouset (?., Jun.^ Alternate Current Electric Distribution, 670
Westinghousey G.^ Jun., Detecting and Locating Faults in Alternate Current Electric Currents, 418
Westinghouse, G., Jun , Switches for Electric Circuits, 570
Westmucott, P. G. B., Transferring Coal, &c., 78
Westphal, C., Production of Water Gas, 127 Whitaker, T., Discharging Projectiles, 619
J. S., Beiliss, G. E., and Mor com, A., Steam Generators, 644
White, T., and Carson, IF., Damper Actuating and Regulating Apparatus for Boiler Furnaces, 270
Whitehead, W., and Emley, Boilers, 269
Whiteley, J, B., IF. and C., Automatic Steam and Water Reducing Valves, 322
Wigg, C., Manufacture of Bicarbonate of Soda, 128
Willford, G. IF., Railway Chairs and Securing the Rails, 543
Williams, H., Compensating Apparatus for Connections Operating Switch Points, &c., 221
Wood, M. R., Manufacture of Mono-Carbonate of Soda and Allied Products, 127
Wyllie, R., Distilling Ammoniacal Liquors, 444
York, T. J.., and Edwards, J. C., Boilers, 643
Young, A., Manufacture of Sugar, 128 Younghusband, S. S., Valve Gear of Steam Engines, 369
Yuly, J. L., and Andrews, H. IF., Expanding Pulleys, 444
Zalinski, E. L.^ Dynamite Shells, 469

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