Engineering 1891 Jul-Dec: Index: Illustrations

Engineering 1891 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1891 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1891 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1891 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1891 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1891 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1891 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1891 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1891 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1891 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1891 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1891 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

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Illustrations

• Adamson Gun, 546
• Administration Building, Dome, Chicago Exhibition, 560, 561
• Air Compressors and Motors, Compound, 673
• Alloys, The Properties of, 550,580, 581
• Alternating Current Generator, Oerlikon, 707
• American Bridge Building Practice, 177,179
• American Bridge over Snake River at Riparia, Washington, U.S.A., 526, 527, 530, 533, 538
• American Cars for the South- Eastern Railway (Gilbert Car Company), 517, 518
• American Stationary Engines, 30, 31
• American Ironclads “Oregon,” “Massachusetts,” “ Indiana,” 622, 649, 684, 686
• American Steamer “ Plymouth,” 128, 131
• Ammunition Hoist for the “ 25th de Mayo” (Armstrong’s), 166
• Anderston Foundry Company; Ventilation of S.S. “Ophir,” 622
• Andrew’s Method of Stowing Boats on Ships’ Rails (S.S. “Ophir),” 688
• Appliances (Mechanical) for Canal Construction, 370
• Aqueduct. See Manchester Water Works
• Aqueduct, Nadrai, 467, 478
• Archdale and Co.’s Foundry, Birmingham, 324, 328
• Arithmometer, Felt’s, 750
• Armour-Plate Bending Rolls for the Mare Island Navy Yard (Niles Tool Works, Hamilton, Ohio), 474
• Armour-Plate Bending Rolls (Messrs. Sellers and Co., Philadelphia), 645
• Armour-Plate, Nickel; St. Chamond Company, 763
• Armour Plates, Compound, Tresidder Process of Hardening, 543, 572
• Armoured snips. See French Navy
• Armoured Ships, American, 622, 649, 684, 686
• Armoured Turret for 6-Pounder Nordenfelt Quick-Firing Gun, 499
• Armstrong Guns. See Elswick Exhibits at Naval Exhibition
• Armstrong’s Ammunition Hoist for “ 25th de Mayo,” 166
• Arnoldi’s Sounding Apparatus, 699
• Artillery, Modern British. See Elswick Exhibits at Naval Exhibition ~
• Asquith’s Radial Drilling Machine, 607
• Atlantic Liners, Profiles, Sections, and Performance Diagram, 647, 648
• Atlantic Steamer “ Augusta-Victoria,” 47, 648
• “ Augusta-Victoria,” Hamburg-American Liner, 47; 648
• Awning - Deck Triple - Screw Steamer “ Wai” (Grangemouth Company), 208, 211
• Band Saw (Messrs. John Wild and Co., Oldham), 399
• Barclay, Curie, and Co., Glasgow, Castle Liners “ Lismore Castle ” and “ Doune Castle,” 3b7
• Barrow Depositing Dock (Messrs. Clark and Standfield’s), 448, 460
• Battle-Ship Model, Chicago Exhibition, 622, 649, 684, 686
• Beam-Bending Machine (Southgate Engineering Co, Limited), 457
• Beetaloo Concrete Dam, 14, 23
• Bell’s Dredger (Nadrai Aqueduct), 466
• Belt Dynamometer, 315
• Bending Beams, Machine for (Southgate Engineer-mg Company, Limited), 457
• Bending Rolls, Armour-Plate (Messrs. Sellers and Co., Philadelphia), 645
• Bending Rolls tor Mare Island Navy Yard, Armour-Plate (Niles Tool Works, Hamilton, Ohio), 474
• Bertram’s Planing .Machine, 413
• 416 °417 Fluid Milland Forging Press,
• Bi-Polar Dynamo for Lighting Gare de 1’Est, Paris, 263 &
• Bi furcated Rivets, Machine for Inserting (The Judson L. Thomas Company, Mass, U.S.A,),
• Sinking of the, 190
• Biook, Reid s Rigging, 668
• Blocks and Sheaves, Wrought Steel (Messrs.
• Higginson and Co., Liverpool), 429
• Boat-Disengaging Apparatus, 151
• Boat-Stowing Gear on S S “ Onhir ” ««« Boiler Experiments, No VII 375 ’ Boiler Explosions in 1890 491’
• H:rita),e487iliing Maohine <"and Co-
• Boiler Furnaces; Corrugation, 49
• °^°n’s Automatic Water, 65
• Strength  ! Diagrama for Calculating
• See Letters
• Boilei s, Lancashire, 609 610
• Boilers, Orient Liner “Ophir” (Messrs Napier, Glasgow), 535, 586, 587 59 592 687 '
• Boilers, South African’Mail Steamer “Scot” (Messrs. Denny, Dumbarton), 10, 11, 83, 39
• Bolton s Electric Overhead Travelling Crane, QO?
• Booth and Co.’s Boiler Flue Drilling Machine (Halifax), 487
• Booth’s Travelling Crane (25-Ton) for Carron Foundry (Rodley), 274
• Boring Machine, Tyre (Messrs. J. Spencer and Co., Hollinwood, Manchester), 240
• Boring Machine, Vertical Cylinder (Messrs. W, Sellers and Co., Philadelphia), 354
• Boring Machine, Vertical - Cylinder (Messrs.
• Thos. Shanks and Co., Johnstone), 690
• “ Boston,” Steamer, Nova Scotia and Boston Service (Messrs. A. Stephen and Sons, Glasgow), 320, 321, 325
• Bousfield’s Typewriter D'evice, 547
• Brazilian Government Gunboat (Mr. J. S. White, Cowes), 289
• Brazilian Torpedo (Messrs.Thornycroft, London), 333
• Breakwaters, Method of Depositing Concrete Blocks, 635
• Bremen Porta Cement Works, 60, 61
• Bridge, Folding, over the Chicago River, 84
• Bridge over the Snake River at Riparia, Washington, U.S.A., 526, 527, 530, 533, 538
• Bridgebuilding in America, 177, 179
• British Second-Class Cruisers (Messrs. J. and G.
• Thomson, Clydebank), 475
• Browett and Lindley’s Vertical Engine, 669
• Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, U.S.A., 292, 293
• Brown’s Controlling Gear in Twin-Screw Steamer “ Scot” (Messrs. Brown Brothers, Edinburgh), 38
• Brown’s Steering Gear (S.S. “ Scot,” 89
• Biichner’s Colour Block Machine, 699
• Buckton, Chain-Testing Machine, 420
• Bulkheads in Ships, Watertight, 386
• Cable Railroad (Elevated) in California, 236, 237
• Cameron’s Shearing Machine, 92
• Canal Construction, Mechanical Appliances, 370
• Carriage, Central Pivoted, for 9.2-ln. Gun, 57
• Carriage Lock, Kaye’s Railway, 627
• Carriage, The Serpollet Steam, 195
• Carriage Window Lift, Laycock’s Draught Excluder and,65
• Carriages for Maxim Guns, 442, 443
• Carriages for the South-Eastern Railway, American (Gilbert Car Company), 517, 518
• Carron Foundry Travelling Crane, 25-Ton (Messrs. Booth and Brothers, Rodley), 274
• Cars for the South-Eastern Railway, American (Gilbert Car Company), 517, 518
• Carver’s Circlip, 428
• Castle Liners “ Doune Castle” and u Lismore
• Castle” (Messrs. Barclay, Curie, and Co., Glasgow), 387
• “ C^cille,” French Cruiser, 93, 96
• Cement Works, Porta, Bremen, 60, 61
• Central Pivoted Carriage for 9.2-In. Gun, 57
• Centrifugal Pump Driven by Electric Motor (MM. Sautter and Harla’s), 378
• Chain-Testing Machines (Buckton, Leeds), 420
• Challenge Oil Pump for Lubrication (Messrs.
• John Greenwood and Co., London), 64
• Channel Steamers “ Frederica,” “ Lydia,” and u Stella,” London and South-Western Railway Company’s (Messrs. Thomson, Clydebank), 270, 279
• Chicago :

Folding Bridge over Chicago River, 84

• Masonic Temple, 143, 146, 147, 150
• Rapid Transit Railroad, 594
• Washington Street Tunnel, 216
• Chicago Exhibition. See Columbian Exposition.
• Chicago River, Folding Bridge over, 84
• Chili, Torpedoes in, 190
• Chilian Oruiser “ Presidente Pinto” (Forges et Chantier de la Mediterran6e), 358
• Circlip, Carver’s, 428
• Circulator (Water) for Boilers, 12. See Letters
• Clark and Standfield’s Depositing Dock, Barrow, 448, 460
• Clayton and Shuttleworth’s Undertype Compound Engine, 137
• Coal-Feeding Arrangement, Automatic, 337
• Coastguard Ship “ Itsukushima,” Japanese (Forges et Chantiers), 568
• Colour Block Machine, Btlchner’s, 699
• Columbian Exposition, 1893 :
• Administration Building, Dome of, 560, 561
• Battle-Ship Model, 622, 649, 684, 686
• Delaware State Building, 425
• Dome of Administration Building, 560, 561
• Electricity Building, 316, 317
• Fisheries Buildings, 34, 35
• Horticultural Buildings, 116,123
• Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building, 470
• Map of Jackson Park, 471,*702
• Mines Building, 502, 504, 505, 711
• Naval Exhibition, United States, 622, 649,685
• Plan of Buildings and Grounds, 471, 702
• Tower, 598, 711, 722
• Transportation Buildings, 116,123
• Tunnels for Electric Mains, 523
• Compound Air Compressors and Motors, 673
• Compound Armour-Plate Trials, 543, 572
• Compound Engine, 450 Horse-Power, at Frankfort Exhibition (Maschinenfabrik Buckau), 154
• Compound Engine, Undertype (Messrs Clayton and Shuttleworth, Lincoln), 137
• Compound Engines, Stationary, American Practice, 30, 31
• Compound Locomotive*, “Greater Britain” (London and North-Western Railway Company), 565
• Comptograph, Felt’s, 750
• Concrete Dam, Beetaloo, 14, 23
• Concrete, Method of Depositing, in Harbour Works, 635
• Condenser, Klein’s Cooling Apparatus, 626
• Condenser, Row’s Fresh Water, 638
• Conical Pistons, 326
• Cooling Apparatus, Klein’s, 626
• Corliss Valve Gear, 733
• Corliss Valve Gear, Walker’s, 105
• Coupling, Electro-Magnetic Safety, 757
• Craig and Donald’s Punching and Shearing Machine, 77
• Crane, Electric, Overhead Travelling (Messrs.
• R. Bolton and Co., London), 534
• Crane, 15-Ton Locomotive Steam (Messrs. Sto-thert and Pitt, Bath), 367
• Crane Stresses, Derrick, 50
• Crane, Travelling, at Carron Foundry, 25-Ton (Messrs. Booth and Brothers, Rodley), 274
• Crank Device, Michele’s, 51
• Cremator, Foster’s Garbage, 720
• Crematorium, Manchester, 120,121
• Cruiser “C6cille” (French), 93, 96
• Cruiser (Chilian “ Presidente Pinto” (Forges et Chantier de la MediterranCe), 358
• Cruiser “ Sfax,” French Unarmoured, 508
• Cruisers, H.M., “Terpsichore,” “Thetis,” and “Tribune” (Messrs. Thomson, Clydebank), 475
• Cylinder Boring Machine (Messrs. W. Sellers and Co.), 354
• Cylinder Boring Machine, Vertical (Messrs.
• Thomas Shanks and Co., Johnstone), 690
• Dam, Beetaloo Concrete, 14, 23
• Darlington Company’s Iron Railway Wagon, 62 “ Davout,” French Barbette Ship, 181
• Delaware State Building, Chicago Exhibition, 425
• Demon Water Motor (Mr. P. Pitman, Manchester), 241
• Denny, Dumbarton, South African Union Liner “Scot,” 10, 11, 38, 39, 85, 89
• Derrick Crane Stresses, 50
• Despatch System, Wildemann Pneumatic, 577
• Diagram of Metal Prices, 22, 167, 308, 428, 546, 668
• Diagram of Steamship Performances, 1, 647
• Diagrams of Riveted Joints, 665
• Disappearing Turret fer Quick-Firing Gun, Hydrostatic, 500, 501
• Diving on the Tunnel of Tequixquiac, Mexico, 762
• Dock, Barrow Depositing (Messrs. Clark and Stand field’s), 448, 460
• Dock, Graving, at Hampton Roads, Virginia, U.S., 186
• Dome of Administration Building, Chicago Exhibition, 560, 561
• “ Donne Castle” and “ Lismore Castle” (Messrs.
• Barclay, Curie, and Co., Limited, Glasgow), 387
• Dragonne and Fldche, French Seagoing Torpedo Boats, 754, 762
• Drainage and Sewage Disposal Works at Richmond, 346, 347, 348, 350, 351
• Dredger, Bell’s (Nadrai Aqueduct), 466
• Dredger and Soil Transporter at Manchester Canal, 90
• Dredgers for Canal Construction, 370
• Drill Grinder, Edmeston Simplex Twist, 531
• Drill and Motor, Portable Electric (MM. Sautter and Harte’s), 378
• Drilling Apparatus for Water Mains, Pearson’s, 225
• Drilling Machine, Boiler Flue (G. Booth and Co., Halifax), 487
• Drilling Machine, Hamilton’s Radial (Lee and Hunt, Nottingham), 639
• Drilling Machine, Radial (Mr. Asquith’s), 607
• Dunsmuir and Jackson’s Triple-Screw Engines, 211
• Dynamo Machine, An Early, 46
• Dynamo, Oerlikon Three-Phase Current Generator, 707
• Dynamo, Sayer’s Plating, 355
• Dynamos and Engines for French Torpedo Boats,
• 205. See also 233
• Dynamos and Motors at Mg cow Exhibition, 203, 205, 232, 262, 378
• Dynamometer, A Belt, 315
• Edmeston Simplex Twist Drill Grinder, 531
• Egan Company’s Spoke Lathe, 64
• Electric Drill and Motor, Portable (MM. Sautter and Harte’s), 378
• Electric Exhibits at Moscow Exhibition, 203, 205, 232, 233, 262, 263, 378, 379
• Electric Generator, Oerlikon Three-Phase, 707
• Electric, Helios Exhibit at Frankfort Exhibition, 564
• Electric Lamps at the Naval Exhibition, 739
• Electric Light Engine (Messrs. Bro wett, Lindley, and’Co., Salford), 669
• Electric Lighting of Naval Exhibition, 618, 619, 630, 682, 683, 710, 739
• Electric Lighting Plant, Portable (Messrs. Hayward Tyler and Co., London), 2
• Electric Lighting Plant at Sunningdale Park, 486
• Electric Lighting Station at Venice (Messrs. Tosi, Legnano), 182,183
• Electric Lighting and Ventilating Plant, S.S. “Scot” (Messrs. King, Brown, and Co., Edinburgh), 88
• Electric Overhead Travelling Crane (Messrs. R.
• Bolton and Co., London), 534
• Electric Parcel Exchange System, 371
• Electric Position Finder, Fiske’s, 638
• Electric Regulator, Automatic (Messrs. Voigt and
• Haeffner, Frankfort), 247
• Electric Welding, Benados System, 757
• Electric Wire Tubes, 163
• Electrically Driven Centrifugal Pump (MM. Sautter and Harla’s), 378
• Electricity Building, Chicago Exhibition, 316, 317
• Electro-Magnetic Safety Coupling, 751
• Elevated Railroad in California, 236, 237
• Elevated Railroad of Chicago ; Rapid Transit, 594, 595
• Elevated Railway, Liverpool, 714, 715, 742, 743
• Elevators, Grain, at Alexandra Docks, Liverpool, 296, 297
• Elimination of Sulphur from Pig Iron, 445
• Elswick Exhibits at Naval Exhibition ;

Battery Deck of a Modern Ironclad, 58

• Model of H.M.S. “ Victoria,” 117
• 9.2-In. Gun and Central Pivoted Carriage, 57
• 110-Ton Gun and Turret of H.M.S. “ Victoria,”
• 58, 68
• Penetrative Power of 110-Ton Gun, 56
• Pneumatic Loading Apparatus for Heavy Guns, 56
• Engine, Compound, at Frankfort Exhibition, Maschinenfabrik Buckau, 154
• Engine Controlling Gear in Twin-S.S. “Scot” (Messrs. Brown Brothers, Edinburgh), 38
• Engine and Dynamo for French Torpedo Boats, 205. See also 233
• Engine, Midland Gas (Messrs. John Taylor and Sons, Nottingham), 26
• Engine (Single-Cylinder) and Industrial Dynamo (MM. Sautter and Harlfc’s), 378
• Engine, 16-Horse-Power Gas (Messrs. Fielding and Platt), 124
• Engines, Stationary (American Practice), 30, 31
• Engine, Steam Fire, for Manchester (Messrs. Merryweather), 590
• Engine, 30 Horse-Power Four-Cylinder Gas (Munich Engineering Company), 3
• Engine, 25 Horse-Power Horizontal Gas (Korting Brothers, Hanover), 557
• Engine, Undertype Compound (Messrs. Clayton and Shuttleworth, Lincoln), 137
• Engine, Vertical, for Dynamos (Messrs. Browett, Lindley, and Co., Salford), 669
• Engine, Vertical (Messrs. Lister and Co., Keighley), 355
• Engines, Compound Stationary (American Practice), 30, 31
• Engines, Petroleum Oil, 401, 431
• Engines, Rolling Mill (Messrs. D. Stewart and Co., Glasgo w), 656, 657, 660
• Engines, Triple-Expansion, “ Doune Castle” and “ Lismore Castle ” (Barclay, Curie, and Co., Limited, Glasgow), 387
• Engines, Triple-Expansion Duplex Pumping (Messrs. Fielding and Platt, Gloucester), 42
• Engines, Triple-Expansion Experimental (Messrs.
• Allis, Milwaukee), 174,175
• Engines, Triple-Expansion, H.M.SS. “Terpsichore,” “Thetis,” and “Tribune” (Messrs. Thomson, Clydebank), 470
• Engines, Triple-Expansion, of Nova Scotian Steamer “Boston” (Messrs. A. Stephen and Sons, Glasgow), 320, 321, 325
• Engines, Triple-Expansion, of South African Mail Twin-Screw Steamer “Scot” (Messrs. Denny, Dumbarton), 10, 11, 38, 39
• Engines, Triple-Expansion Twin-Screw, of Channel Steamers “ Frederica,” “Ljdia,” and “ Stella ” (Messrs. Thomson, Clydebank), 270, .279
• Engines, Triple-Expansion Twin-Screw, Orient Liner “ Ophir ” (Messrs. Napier, Glasgow), 535, 586, 587, 591, 592, 623, 687
• Engines, Triple-Expansion Twin-Screw Steamer “ Tynwald” (Fairfield Company), 165
• Engines, Triple Screw, of “Wai” (Messrs. Dunsmuir and Jackson, Govan), 208, 211
• Engines, Types of Marine, 212, 213
• Excavators for Canal Construction, 370
• Exhauster, Radial Steam Jet, 312
• Exhibition, Chicago. See Columbian Exposition
• Exhibition, Frankfort. See Frankfort
• Exhibition, Moscow. See Moscow
• Exhibition, Naval. See Naval.
• Expansion Apparatus, Tremper Automatic, 731 Explosions in 1890, Boiler, 491
• Fairfield Co., Channel T.S.S. “ Tynwald” 155
• Fall River Line of Steamers ; “Plymouth, 128, 131
• Fans, Ventilating ; S.S. “ Scot ” (Messrs. King, Brown, and Co., Edinburgh), 88
• Felt’s Comptograph, 750
• Fences, Railway Sand and Snow, 453
• Fielding and Platt’s 16 Horse-Power Gas Engines, 124. Duplex Pumping Engine, 42
• Filter, The Morris Circulating, 324
• Filters, Installation of “Torrent” (Pulsometer Company), 6, 7
• Fire Engine for Manchester (Messrs. Merryweather), 590
• Fisheries Buildings, Chicago Exhibition, 34, 35
• Fiske’s Electric Position Finder, 638
• “Flbche” and “Dragonne,” French Seagoing Torpedo Boats, 754, 762
• Flue Drilling Machine, Boiler (Messrs. Booth, Halifax), 487
• Flue, Morison’s Boiler, 49
• Flywheels, 514, 544
• Folding Bridge over the Chicago River, 84
• Forging Press, Hydraulic, Bessemer’s, 417
• Foster’s Garbage Cremator, 720
• Foundry for Messrs. Archdale and Co., Birmingham, 324, 328
• Frankfort Electrical Exhibition:
• u 450 H.-P. Engine (Buckau Company), 154
• Gas Engine (Munich Company), 3
• Tower, 224
• Franklin Lifebuoy, 591
• “Frederica,” London and South-Western Company’s Channel Twin-Screw Steamer (Messrs. Thomas, Clydebank), 270, 279
• French Navy, The:
• Armoured Turret Ship “ Hoche,” 181
• Armoured Turret Snip “ Marceau,” 158
• Barbette Cruiser “ Davout,” 181
• Centra] Battery Ironclad “ Redoutable,” 244
• Central Battery Ironclad “ Richelieu,” 412
• Cruiser “ C6cille,” 93, 96
• “Dragonne,” Seagoing Torpedo Boat, 754, 762 “ Fldche,” Seagoing Torpedo Boat, 754, 762 Unarmoured Cruiser “ Sfax,” 508
• Friction ; Shaw’s Power Transmitter, 751
• Furnace for Boilers, 49
• Galvanometer for Testing Alloys, 550
• Ganz’s Turbines at Assling-Sava, Carniola, 253, 307
• Gas Engine Automatic Starting Gear, 241
• Gas Engine, Midland (Messrs. John Taylor and Sons, Nottingham), 26
• Gas Engine, 16 Horse-Power (Messrs. Fielding and Platt), 124
• Gas Engine, 30 Horse-Power Cylinder (Munich Engineering Company), 3
• Gas Engine, 25 Horse-Power Horizontal (Korting Brothers, Hanover), 557
• Gates for Manchester Canal Locks, 800
• Gauge, Hopkinson’s Safety Water, 485
• Gauge, Morison’s Automatic Water, 65
• Grab, Bell’s Dredger (Nadrai Aqueduct), 466
• Grabs for Canal Construction, 370
• Grain Stores at Alexandra Dock, Liverpool, 296, 297
• Graving Dock at Hampton Roads, Virginia, U.S., 186
• Great Eastern Railway ; Fast Locomotive Building, 726
• “ Greater Britain,” Compound Locomotive (London and North-Western Railway Co.), 565
• Green’s Ventilating Nozzle on S.S. “Ophir,” 622 Grinder, Edmeston Simplex Twist Drill, 531 Gun, Adamson, 546
• Gun, Maxim Automatic Rifle Calibre Machine, 408, 409, 410, 440, 442
• Gunboat for Brazilian Government (Mr. J. S. White, Cowes), 289
• Guns, Armstrong. See Elswick Exhibits
• Hamburg - American Twin - Screw Steamer “ Augusta-Victoria,” 47. See also 648
• Hamilton’s Radial Drilling Machine (Lee and Hunt, Nottingham), 639
• Harbour Works, Method of Depositing Concrete Blocks, 635
• Hardening Compound Armour Plates, Tresidder’s Process of, 543, 572
• Haslam’s Refrigerator on S.S. “ Ophir,” 623
• Haulage, Rope, 291
• Hayward Tyler and Co.’s Portable Electric
• Plant, 2
• Helios Exhibit at Frankfort Exhibition, 564 H.M.S. “Victoria,” 110-Ton Gun, 56, 58, 68 Higginson’s Wrought-Steel Blocks and Sheaves, 429
• Highland Railway Locomotive and Tender, 413 “ Hoche,” French Armoured Turret Ship, 181 Hoist, Ammunition, for the “25th de Mayo”
• (Armstrong’s), 166
• Hopkinson’s Safety Water Gauge, 486
• Horticultural Buildings, Chicago Exhibition, 116, 123
• Howie’s Snow Fence, 458
• Hunt and Mitton’s Hydraulic Valve, 699
• Hydraulic Engine for Valves (Manchester Water Works), 497
• Hydraulic Forging Press, Bessemer’s, 417
• Hydraulic Pump, Compressed Plunger, 485
• Hydraulic Tests of Lap-Welded Wrought-Iron Steam Pipes, 519, 520
• Hydraulic Valve, Hunt and Mitton’s, 699
• Hydropult Steam Trap (Messrs. Crowley and Co., Sheffield), 669
• Hydrostatic Disappearing Turret for Quick-Firing Guns, 500, 501
• Icemaking Refrigerating Plant (Pulsometer Company), 652, 653
• Illuminating Lifebuoy, Franklin, 591
• “Indiana,” “Massachusetts,” and “Oregon,” United States Ironclads, 622, 649, 684, 686
• Industrial Dynamos (MM. Sautter and Harld’s), 378. See also 203, 232, 262
• Inserting1 Bifurcated Rivets, Machine for (The Judson L. Thomas Company, U.S.A.), 627
• Ironclad, Battery Deck and Guns of an, 57, 58, 68 Ironclads. See French Navy
• Jackson Park, Chicago Exhibition, 471, 702
• Japanese Coastguard Ships “ Itsukushima” (Forges et Chantiers), 568
• Jardine’s Screwing Gear for Rolling Mills, 444
• Kaye’s Railway Carriage Lock, 627
• Keartland’s Tuyere Iron, 460
• Klein’s Cooling Apparatus, 626
• Korting Gas Engine, 557
• Lamp, Continuous Current, for Lighthouses, 204
• Lancashire Boiler Experiments, 375, 377
• Lancashire Boilers, 609, 610
• Lanchester’s Self-Starting Gear for Gas Engine, 241
• Lap-Welded Iron Pipes, Hydraulic Tests of, 519, 520
• Lathe, Spoke (Egan Manufacturing Company, Cincinnati), 64
• Launch Fitted with Petroleum Oil Engine, 400, 402
• Laycock’s Draught Excluder and Window Lift, 65
• Lifebuoy, Franklin, 591
• Lift for Ammunition, “ 25 de Mayo,” 166
• Lighthouse Lamp, Continuous Current, and Oil, 204
• Lighting, Electric, of Naval Exhibition, 618, 619, 630, 682, 683, 710, 739
• Lighting, Electric, Station at Venice (Messrs. Tosi, Legnano), 182,183
• Lighting Plant, Electric, at Sunningdale Park, 486
• Lighting Plant, Portable Electric (Messrs. Hayward Tyler and Co., London), 2
• “ Lismore Castle” and “ Doune Castle ” (Messrs. Barclay, Curie, and Co., Limited, Glasgow), 387
• Lister and Co.’s Vertical Engine, 355
• Liverpool and Isle of Man Steamer “ Tynwald” (Fairfield Company, Glasgow), 155
• Liverpool Overhead Railway, 714, 715, 742, 743
• Loading Apparatus, Pneumatic, for Heavy Guns, 56
• Lock Gates, Manchester Canal, 300
• Lock, Kaye’s Railway Carriage, 627
• Locomotive Building, Fast, 726
• Locomotive “Greater Britain,” Compound (London and North-Western Railway Co.), 565
• Locomotive for Metropolitan Railway (Messrs. Neilson, Glasgow), 718
• Locomotive for Pike’s Peak Railroad (Baldwin Company, Philadelphia), 266, 267
• Locomotive Steam Crane, 15-Ton (Messrs. Sto-thert and Pitt, Bath), 367
• Locomotive and Tender, Highland Railway, 413 London-Paris Telephone, 286
• Los Angeles Cable Railroad in California, 236, 237
• Lubrication, Oil Pump for (Messrs. John Greenwood and Co., London), 64
• “Lydia,” London and South-Western Company’s Channel Twin-Screw Steamer (Messrs. Thomson, Clydebank), 270, 279
• McGlasson’s Non-Reversible Screws, 719
• Machine Guns, Maxim-Nordenfelt, 408, 409, 410. 440, 442
• Magazine Rifle, Rees’, 626
• Magazine Rifle, Swiss, 390
• Magnetic, Electro, Safety Coupling, 751
• Manchester Canal:

Building of Concrete Wall under Runcorn Bridge, 300

• Lower Gates for 80-Ft. Lock at Eastham, 300 Mechanical Appliances for Canal Construction
• 370
• Sluices at Weaver Mouth, 382, 383
• Soil Transporter (Mr. John Price. Grannen-hall, Cheshire), 90
• Weaver Sluices, 382, 383
• Manchester Crematorium, 120,121
• Manchester Steam Fire Engine (Messrs. Merrv-weather), 590
• Manchester Water Works:

Aqueduct, Line of, 554, 555, 616, 617

• Cast-Iron Pipes, 615
• Hydraulic Engine and Outlet Valve at Thirl-mere, 497
• Piping, 615
• Self-Acting Stop Valve, 679, 746, 747
• Straining Valves at Thirlmere, 496
• Thirlmere Reservoir and Embankment, 435
• Thirlmere Reservoir, Outlet and Straining Wells, 495, 496, 497 5
• Tunnelling and Open Cutting, Section of. 555 556, 616, 617
• Valve, Automatic, for Northern Syphon Wells 678
• Valve, 42-In. Stop, 553, 746
• Valve House for Manual and Self-Acting Ston
• Valve, 747 P
• Valves. 496, 497, 553, 678, 679, 746, 747
• Valves (Outlet) and Hydraulic Engine, at Thirlmere, 497
• Wells for Northerly and Southerly Ends of Syphons, 677
• Manitou and Pike’s Peak Railroad, Colorado, 266
• 267 ’
• Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building, Chicago Exhibition, 470 s
• ^702°* ^aC^S0n Par^’ Chicago Exhibition, 471,
• “ Marceau,” French Armoured Turret Ship, 158
• Marine Engineering Practice, 212, 213
• Marine Engines. See Engines
• Marshall and Wigram’s Balanced Slide Valves 731 ’
• Masonic Temple, Chicago, 143,146, 147
• “ Massachusetts,” “ Indiana,” and “ Oregon ” United States Ironclads, 622, 649, 684, 686
• Massachusetts Institute Triple-Expansion Experimental Engines, 174, 175
• Maxim Automatic Rifle Calibre Machine Gun 408, 409, 410, 440? 442 ’
• Maxim-Nordenfelt Turrets, 499, 500, 501
• Mechanical Stoking Arrangement, 337
• Merryweathers’ Steam Fire Engine for Man-
• MeWPrice Diagram, 22, 167 308 428 546, 668
• Meter, Sporton’s Registering Water, 730
• Metropolitan Railway Locomotive (Messrs. Neil
• son, Glasgow), 718
• Michele’s Crank Device, 51
• Mill Engines, Rolling (Messrs. D. Stewart and
• Co., Glasgow), 656, 657, 660
• Mill Rolling Fluid (Bessemer s), 416
• Mines Building, Chicago Exhibition, 502, 504,
• 505, 711 .. w x r.
• Morison’s Automatic Water Gauge, 65
• Morison’s Boiler Flue, 49
• Morris Circulating Filter, 324
• Moscow Exhibition, Sautter, Harle, and Co. at, 203, 232, 262, 378
• Motor, The Demon Water (Mr. P. Pitman, Manchester), 241 .
• Motor and Dynamo for Japanese Cruiser, 233
• Motors at Moscow Exhibition, 203, 232, 262, 378
• Mountings for Maxim Guns, 440, 441,442
• Munich Engineering Company, 30 Horse-Pewer
• Four-Cylinder Gas Engine, 3
• Nadrai Aqueduct, 467, 478
• Napier, Glasgow. Orient Liner “ Ophir,” 535, 586, 587, 591, 592, 593, 623, 687, 688
• Naval Exhibit, Chicago Exhibition, 622, 649, 686
• Naval Exhibition. Royal :
• Electric Lighting of Exhibition, 618, 619, 630, 682, 683, 710, 739
• Elswick Exhibits, 56, 57, 58, 68, 117
• Maxim Automatic Rifle Calibre Machine Gun, 408, 409, 410, 440, 441, 442
• Navy, H.M. Cruisers “Terpsichore,” “Thetis,” and “ Tribune” (Messrs. Thomson, Clydebank), 475
• Neilson and Co.’s Locomotive for Metropolitan Railway, 718
• Nickel Steel Armour Plate (St. Chamond Company), 763
• Niles Works Armour-Plate Bending Rolls, 474
• Nordenfelt Guns at Naval Exhibition, 408, 409, 410, 440, 442
• Nordenfelt Quick-Firing Gun, Armoured Turret for 6-Pounder, 499
• Nova Scotia and Boston Steamer “ Boston” (Messrs. Alex. Stephen and Sons, Glasgow), 320, 321, 325
• Nozzle, Keartland’s Tuyere Iron, 460
• Nozzle for Ventilation of S.S. “ Ophir,” Green’s, 622
• Oerlikon Three-Phase Current Generator, 707
• Oil Engines, Petroleum, 401, 431
• Oil Lamp for Lighthouse, 204
• Oil Pump for Lubrication (Messrs. John Greenwood and Co., London), 64
• Oil Tank Steamers, 139
• One-Sided Dock (Messrs. Clark and Standfield’s), 448, 460
• “ Ophir,” Twin-Screw Steamer, Orient Line (Messrs. R. Napier and Sons, Glasgow), 535, 586, 587, 591, 592, 593, 623, 687, 688
• “ Oregon,” United States Ironclad, 622, 649, 684, 686
• Overhead Railway, Liverpool, 714, 715, 742, 743
• Overhead Railways. See Elevated
• Overhead Travelling Crane, Electric (Messrs R.
• Bolton and Co., London), 534
• Parcel Exchange, Electrical, 371
• Parcocha Railway Iron Ore Wagons (Darlington Company), 62
• Pearson’s Drilling Apparatus for Water Mains, 225
• Petroleum Oil Engines, 401, 431
• Petroleum Steamers, 139
• Pig Iron, Elimination of Sulphur from, 445
• Pike 8 Peak Railroad, Colorado, 266, 267
• P1520’ Hydraulic Tesfc8'0f Lap-Welded Iron, 519,
• Piping. See Manchester Water Works
• Pitman’s Water Motor, 241
• Pian of Chicago Exhibition Buildings and Grounds, 471, 702
• ne <Me88re- J- Bertram and Sons, Montreal), 413
• P1nne4 nendn^i^0118’ Armour (Messrs. Sellers and Co., Philadelphia), 645
• Plating Dynamo, Sayer’s, 355
• Plymouth,” S.S., 128,131
• Por^^eniAni^w3^^?^ System’ Wildemann, 577 rorta Cement Works, Bremen, 60, 61 Position Finder, Fiske’s Electric, 638 ™T^tlOn Works at Richmond, 346, 347, 348, MU, ODl
• Cruiser (Forges et prplLa w eP d?-laJIedlterrande), 358 PHce’sHSonaT 10 Forgln»> Bessemer’s, 417
• 90 S Transporter at Manchester Canal, Priestman’s Oil Engines, 400, 402
• ’siuttePanrtV Exhibition (Messrs.
• bautter and Harle’s), 233, 262 263
• Propeller Shafts Fractured, 575*
• Propellers, Non-Reversible, 719
• “n^PlaCn°tm652ny6f3 Refrigerating and Ice’ “T°rrent ” Fi,ter8’ In’
• bJ8E>ectric Motor & Flu"g- Hvdraulic, 485
• p wo?d ^P1688"' J°hn Green’
• (E Kete THriP,le-ExP^sion Duplex Punching and Flatt- Gloucester), 42
• 7anOdhSS„S JoXtoU1^"6 * * Pyrometer for Testing Alloys, 550, 580
• 6-
• Gun for^OO^Ol’ ^ydr03tatic Disappearing
• 41^ 44M42JUn8> Maxim“Nordenfelt, 408, 409,
• Rack Railroad, Pike’s Peak, Colorado, 266, 267
• Radial Drilling Machine, Asquith’s, 607
• Radial Drilling Machine, Hamilton (Lee and
• Hunt, Nottingham), 639
• Rail Sleepers, Longitudinal, 210
• Railroad, Cable and Elevated, in California 236 237 ’ ’
• Railroad of Chicago, Rapid Transit, 594, 595
• Railroad Viaducts in America, 177, 179
• Railway Carriage Lock, Kaye’s, 627
• Railway Carriages for the South-Eastern Rail-way, American (Gilbert Car Company), 51s 577 ’ ’
• Railway, Fast Building of Locomotive for Great Eastern, 726
• Railway, Laycock’s Draught Excluder and Window Litt, 65
• Railway, Liverpool Overhead, 714, 715, 742, 743
• Railway, Locomotive for Metropolitan (Messrs
• Neilson, Glasgow), 718
• Railway Sand and Snow Fences, 453
• Railway Wagons for Parcocha Company, Spain (Darlington Company), 62
• Range Finder, Weldon’s, 457
• Rapid Transit Railroad of Chicago, 594, 595 Redoutable,” French Central Battery Iron, clad, 244  ?
• Rees’ Magazine Rifle, 626
• Refrigerating and Icemaking Plant (Pulsometer
• Company), 652, 653
• Refrigerating Machinery, Testing Station for 113,249 ’
• Refrigerator on S.S. “ Ophir” (Messrs. Haslam’s), 623
• Refuse Disposal Works, 720
• Regulator, Automatic Electric (Messrs. Voigt and Haeffner, Frankfort), 247
• Reid’s Rigging Block, 668
• Repeating Rifle, Swiss, 390
• Rhode Island, U.S.A., Brown University, Providence, 292, 293
• “ Richelieu,” Central Battery Ironclad (French), 412
• Richmond Main Drainage and Sewage Disposal
• Works, 346, 347, 348, 350, 351
• Rifle, Rees’ Magazine, 626
• Rifle, Swiss Magazine, 390
• Rigging Block, Reid’s, 668
• Riparia Bridge, Washington, U.S.A., 526, 527. 530, 533, 538
• River Bed Sounding Apparatus, Arnoldi’s, 699
• Rivets, Machine for Inserting Bifurcated (The Judson L. Thomas Company, Mass., U.S.A , 627  ;
• Riveted Joints, Diagrams for Calculating Per-centage of Strength of, 665
• Riveting of Joints of Boilers, 609, 610
• Rolling Fluid Mill, Bessemer’s, 416
• Rolling Mill Engine (Messrs. Duncan Stewart
• and Co., Glasgow), 656, 657, 660
• Rolling Mills, Jardine’s, Screwing Gear for, 444
• Rolls, Armour-Plate Bending, for the Mare
• Island Navy Yard (Niles Works, Hamilton,
• Ohio), 474 3
• Rolls, Vertical Armour-Plate Bending (Messrs.
• Sellers and Co., Philadelphia),. 645
• Roof Haulage, 291
• Roof Truss for Masonic Temple, Chicago, 150
• Rope-Holder, Strohbach’s Wire, 283
• Row’s Fresh Water Condenser, 238
• St, Chamond Company ; Nickel Steel Plate
• Armour, 768
• Sautter, Harte, and Co.’s Exhibit at Moscow Exhibition, 203, 232, 233, 262, 378
• Saw, Band (Messrs. John Wild and Co., Oldham), 399
• Sayer’s Plating Dynamo, 355
• Schmidt’s Instantaneous Grip Vice, 547
• “ Scot,” Twin-Screw South African S.S. (Messrs.
• Denny, Dumbarton), 10, 11, 38, 39, 85, 89
• Screwing Gear for Rolling Mills, Jardine’s, 444
• Screws, Non-Reversible, 719
• Search Lights at Moscow Exhibition (Messrs.
• Sautter and Harte’s), 233, 262, 263
• Sellers’ Vertical Armour-Plate Bending Rolls, 645
• Sellers’ Cylinder Boring Machine, 354
• Serpollet Steam Carriage, 195
• Sewage Disposal Works, 720
• Sewage Disposal Works, Richmond Main Drain
• age and, 346, 347, 348, 350, 351
• “ Sfax,” French Unarmoured Cruiser, 508
• Shaft to Tunnel of Tequixquiac, Mexico, 762
• Shaft'and Well Sinking, 461
• Shafting, Strength of, 604, 605
• Shafts (Propeller), Fractured, 575
• Shanks’ Vertical Boring Machine, 690
• Shaw’s Power Transmitter, 751
• Shearing Machine for £-Iron (Mr. John Cameron, Manchester), 92
• Shearing and Punching Machine (Messrs. Craig and Donald, Johnstone), 77
• Sheaves, Wrought-Steel Blocks and (Messrs. Hig
• ginson and Co., Liverpool), 429
• Ship Lights (Electric), 205, 233, 263
• Ships’ Bulkheads, 386
• Siemens Electric Lighting Plant at Naval Exhibition, 618, 619,630, 682, 683, 710, 739
• Simplex Twist Drill Grinder, 531
• Sinking Wells and Shafts, 461
• Sleepers, Longitudinal Rail, 210
• Slide Valves, Marshall and Wigram’s Balanced, 731
• Snake River Bridge at Riparia, Washington, U.S.A., 526, 527, 530, 533,538
• Snow Fences, Railway Sand and, 453
• Soil Transporter at Manchester Ship Canal, 90
• Sounding Apparatus, Arnoldi’s, 699
• South African Liners “ Doune Castle” and “ Lismore Castle” (Messrs. Barclay, Curie, and Co., Limited, Glasgow), 387
• South African Twin-Screw Steamer “ Scot ” (Messrs. Denny, Dumbarton), 10, 11, 38, 39, 85, 89
• South-Eastern Railway, American Cars for the
• (Gilbert Car Company), 517, 518
• Southgate Company’s Beam Bending Machine, 645
• Speeds and Power of Steamships, Diagram, 647
• Spencer’s Tyre-Boring Machine, 240
• Spoke Lathe (Egan Manufacturing Company!
• Cincinnati), 64
• Sporton’s Registering Water Meter^ 730
• Starting Gear for Gas Engines, Automatic, 241
• Steam Boiler Experiments—No. VII., 375, 377
• Steam Carriage, The Ser poll et , 195
• Steam Jet Exhauster, Radial, 312
• Steam Trap, Hydropult (Messrs. Crowley and Co., Shettied), 669
• Steamer “Augusta Victoria,” Hamburg-American, 47. See also 648
• Steamer “Boston,” Nova Scotian (Messrs. Alex.
• Stephen and Sons, Glasgow), 320, 321, 325
• Steamer “Ophir,” Orient Twin-Screw (Messrs. R Napier and Sons, Glasgow), 535, 586, 587, 591, 592, 623, 687, 688
• Steamer “Plymouth” of the Fall River Line, 128,131
• Steamer “Scot,” Twin-Screw (Messrs. Denny, Dumbarton), 10,11, 38, 39, 85, 89
• Steamer “Tynwald,” Twin-Screw, Isle of Man (Fairfield Company, Glasgow), 155
• Steamer “Wai,” Triple-Screw (Grangemouth Company and Dunsmuir and Jackson, Govan), 211
• Steamers, Atlantic; Profiles, Sections, Performance Diagrams, 647, 648
• Steamers, “Frederica,” “Stella,” and “Lydia,” London and South-Western Railway Company’s Channel Twin-Screw (Messrs. Thomson, Clydebank), 270, 279
• Steamers “Lismore Castle” and “DouneCastle” (Messrs. Barclay, Curie, and Co., Limited, Glasgow), 387
• Steamers, Oil Tank, 139
• Steamers, Whaleback, 125
• Steamship Performances, Diagram of, 1, 647
• Steel (Nickel) Plate'Armour; St. Chamond Company, 763
• Steering Gear and Warping Winch; Steamer “Scot” (Messrs. Brown Brothers and Co., Edinburgh), 89
• “ Stella,” London and South-Western Company’s Channel Twin-Screw Steamer (Messrs. Thomson, Clydebank), 270, 279
• Stephen, Glasgow, S.S. “Boston,” 320, 321, 325
• Stewart’s Rolling Mill Engines, 656, 657, 660
• Stoking, Mechanical, 337
• Storage for Oil for Engines, 431
• Stothert and Pitt’s Crane, 367
• Stress of the Derrick Crane, 50
• Strohbach’s Wire Rope-Holder, 283
• Sulphur from Pig Iron, Elimination of, 445
• Swiss Magazine Rifle, 390
• Taylor and Sons’ (Messrs. John) Midland Gas Engine, 26
• Telephone, London-Paris, 286
• Telephones of Great Cities, 309
• “ Terpsichore,” H.M. Cruiser (Messrs. Thomson, Clydebank), 475
• Testing Machine, Wicksteed’s Chain (Messrs.
• John Buckton and Co., Limited, Leeds), 420 Testing Station for Refrigerating Machinery, 113, 249
• u Thetis,” H.M. Cruiser (Messrs. Thomson, Clydebank), 475
• Thirlmere Reservoir, Embankment and Wells and Valves, 435, 437, 495,496, 497
• Thoms’ Boiler Water Circulator, 12. See Letters, Boiler Circulation
• Thomson, Clydebank. Cruisers “ Terpsichore,” “Thetis,” and “Tribune,” 475. Channel Steamers “Frederica,” “Lydia,” and “Stella,” 270, 279
• Thomson, Machine for Inserting Bifurcated Rivets (The Judson L. Thomson and Co.), 627
• Thornycroft’s Torpedo for Brazilian Navy, 333 Torpedo Attack in Chili, 190
• Torpedo Boat Electric Light Plant, French, 205.
• See also 233
• Torpedo Boat, Seagoing, for Brazilian Navy (Messrs. Thorny croft), 333
• Torpedo Boats “ Dragonne ” and “Fleche” (French), 754, 762
• Torrent Filters, Installation of (Pulsometer Company), 6, 7
• Tosi’s Electric Installation at Venice, 182, 183 Tower (Chicago Exhibition), 598, 711, 722
• Tower at Frankfort Exhibition, 224 Transatlantic. See Atlantic Transmitter, Shaw’s Power, 751 Transportation Building, Chicago Exhibition, 34, 35
• Transporter, Soil, at Manchester Canal, 90
• Travelling Crane, Electric Overhead (Messrs. R.
• Bolton and Co., London), 534
• Travelling Crane, 25-Ton, at Carron Foundry (Messrs. Booth and Brothers, Rodley), 274
• Tremper Automatic Expansion Apparatus, 731 Tresidder’s Process of Hardening Armour-Plates, 543, 572
• “ Tribune,” H.M. Cruiser (Messrs. Thomson, Clydebank), 475
• Triple - Expansion Duplex Pumping Engines (Messrs. Fielding and Platt, Gloucester), 42
• Triple-Expansion Experimental Engine (Messrs.
• Allis, Milwaukee), 174, 175
• Triple-Expansion Marine Engines. See Engines Triple-Expansion Triple-Screw Engines (Messrs.
• Dunsmuir and Jackson, Govan), 208,211
• Triple-Screw Steamer “Wai” (Grangemouth Company and Messrs. Dunsmuir and Jackson, Govan), 208, 211
• Tunnel, Aqueduct. See Manchester Water Works Tunnel of Tequixquiac, Mexico ; Diving, 762 Tunnel, Washington Street, Chicago, 216 Tunnels for Electric Main, Chicago Exhibition, 523
• Turbines at Assling-Sava, Carniola (Messrs. Ganz, Buda-Pesth), 253, 307
• Turret, Armoured, for 6-Pounder Nordenfelt Quick-Firing Gun, 499
• Turret of H.M.S. “ Victoria,” 110-Ton Gun and, 58, 68
• Turret for Quick-Firing Gun, Hydrostatic Disappearing, 500,501
• Turret Ships. See French Navy
• Tuyere, Iron, Keartland’s, 460
• Twin-Screw Channel Steamers. See Steamers
• Twist-Drill Grinder, Edmeston Simplex, 531
• Tyler and Co.’s Portable Electric Lighting Plant, 2 “Tynwald,” Twin-Screw Steamer (Fairfield Com
• pany, Glasgow), 155
• Typewriter Device, Bousfield’s, 547
• Tyre-Boring Machine (Messrs. J. Spencer and Co., Hollinwood, Manchester), 240
• Undertype Compound Engine (Messrs. Clayton and Shuttleworth, Lincoln), 137
• United States. See America
• United States Battle-Ships “Indiana,” “Massachusetts,’ and “ Oregon,” 622, 684, 686
• University, Brown, Providence, Rhode Island, U.S.A., 292, 293
• Valve Gear, Corliss. 733
• Valve Gear, Walker’s Corliss, 105
• Valve, Hydraulic (Hunt and Mitton’s), 699
• Valves (Manchester Water Works), 497, 553, 678, 679, 746, 747
• Valves, Marshall and Wigram’s Balanced Slide, 731
• Venice, Electric Light Station at, Tosi’s, 182, 183 Ventilating Plant, S.S. “Scot” (Messrs. King,
• Brown, and Co., Edinburgh), 88
• Ventilation of S.S. “ Ophir,” Green’s Nozzles, 622
• Vertical Armour-Plate Bending Rolls (Messrs.
• Sellers and Co., Philadelphia), 645
• Vertical Cylinder Boring Machine (Messrs.
• Thomas Shanks and Co., Johnstone), 690
• Vertical Engine for Dynamos (Messrs. Browett,
• Lindley, and Co., Salford), 669
• Vertical Engine (Messrs. Lister and Co., Keighley), 355
• Viaducts in America, 177,179
• Vice, Schmidt’s, Instantaneous Grip, 547
• Wagon, 18-Ton Iron Ore, for Parcocha Railway, Spain (Darlington Company), 62
• Walker’s Corliss Valve Gear, 105
• Warships, French. See French Navy
• Washington, U.S.A., Snake River Bridge at Riparia, 526, 527, 530, 533, 538
• Water Gauge, Hopkinson’s Safety, 486
• Water Gauge, Morison’s Automatic, 65
• Water Main Drilling Apparatus, Pearson’s, 225
• Water Meter, Sporton’s Registering, 730
• Water Motor, The Demon (Mr. P. Pitman, Manchester), 241
• Water Valves. See Manchester Water Works
• Water Works. See Manchester Water Works
• Watertight Bulkheads, Spacing of, 386
• Webb’s Compound Locomotive “Greater Britain” (London and North-Western Railway Company), 565
• Welded Iron Pipes, Hydraulic Tests of Lap-, 519, 520
• Welding, Electric (Benardos System), 757
• Weldon’s Range Finder, 457
• Wells on Manchester Aqueduct. See Manchester Water Works
• Wells and Shafts, Sinking, 461
• “ Whaleback” Cargo Steamers, 125
• White’s Gunboat for Brazil (Cowes), 289
• Wicksteed’s Chain - Testing Machine (Messrs.
• John Buckton and Co., Limited, Leeds), 420
• Wildemann Pneumatic Despatch System, 577
• Willans and Robinson s Electric Lighting Plant at Naval Exhibition, 618, 619, 630, 682, 683, 710, 739
• Willey’s Boat-Disengaging Apparatus, 151
• Winch, Warping, in S.S. “ Scot ” (Messrs. Brown Brothers, and Co., Edinburgh), 89
• Window Lift, Laycock’s Draught Excluder and, 65
• Z-Iron, Shearing Machine for (Mr. John Cameron, Manchester), 92