Engineering 1898 Jan-Jun: Index: Patent Record

Engineering 1898 Jan-Jun: Patent Record Index.

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Patent Record - SUBJECT MATTER.

Agricultural Appliances:

193, 321, 583, 647, 679, 713, 779
Baling Presses. C. T. and W. B. Burgess’ 193
Cultivators. J. E. Ransome and F. W. Garrard, 679
Drills. W. Brenton, 779
Drying Grain. J. Young, J. Birrell, and W. Crawford, 648
Ploughs. C. Kohlert, 713
Thrashing Machine J. Marshall, 583
Turnip-Lifting Machine. J. Robertson, 321

Electrical Apparatus: 33, 61, 97, 129, 161, 193, 257, 289, 321, 353, 385, 449, 483, 517, 647, 679, 713, 747, 809

Adjusting Electric Light Carbons. A. II. Gibbings, 257
Arc Furnaces. Acetylene Illuminating Company, Limited, and P. C. Day, 61
Arc Lamps. J. Brockie, 129
Arc Lamps. W. J. Davey, 161
Arc Lamps. W. J. Davey and G. Thomas-Davies, 483
Arc Lamps. W. M. Stewart, F. Beanland, and J. W. Perkin, 647
Brushes and their Holders on Dynamos. W. M. Mordey, 321
Calcium Carbide Manufacture. II. Maxim, 385
Carbon Holders for Lamps. F. W. Worsley, 289
Continuous-Current Effects from Alternating Generators. O. Behrend, 809
Current Collectors for Trolley Tramway. T. Timar, 321
Driving Gear. E. Garrens and Drs. E. and G.
Noah, 745
Dynamos. A. Soames, 679
Electro-Deposition of Metals. W. Evans and J. W. Smith, 679
Electromotors and Dynamos. T. B. Murray and G. Johnston, 97
Erecting Electric Trolley Wire. Dr. J. Werther and A. Schoeffer, 517
Field Telephone and Telegraph Station. M. Bernstein, 353
Furnaces. F. J. Patten, 193
Furnaces. La Societa Italiana dei Forni Elettrici, 289
Holders for Electric Glow Lamps. II. C. Gover and C. F. Proctor, 97
Microphone Worked by Granular Coal. J. 0. Zwarg, 321
Motor Generators. Siemens Brothers and Co. and H. C. Leake, 483
Motors, Controlling from a Distance. Siemens Brothers and Co. and P. T. J. Estler, 713
Rails for Railways. F. H. Daniels, 33
Railways. W. B. Potter, 449
Resistances, Arranging. J. H. Reeves, 809 Switch. F. F. Yeatmanand W. Donovan, 385 Switches. A. C. Brockies, 483
<ias Engines, Producers, Holders, Ac.:
33, 61, 129, 193, 225, 257, 385, 417, 449, 483, 517, 549, 583, 713, 747, 779
Acetylene Gas Generator. F. Dresser, 713
Acetylene Gas Lamp or Generator. F. II. Smith, 449
Acetylene Gas Manufacture. J. H. Exley, 483
Acetylene Gas Plant. D. Whalley, J. Hacking, and the Ideal Gas Company, Limited, 779
Burners, Electrically-Controlled. C. Petters-son, 129
Carburiser. A. H. L. Grivel, 549
Carburretted Gas Manufacture. L. L. Merrifield, 417
Cooling and Washing Gases. F. J. Collin, 583
Enriching Coal Gas. R. H. Whiteley and W.
Ellis, 129
Explosion Engine. J. Lees, 517
Firing Device for Engines. E. J. Clubbe,
A. W. Southey, and Electric Motive Power Company, Limited, 193
Gas-Making Plant. A. II. Poppel, 417
Gas, Oil, &c., Engines. A. Dougill and J. Marks, 517
Gas or Oil Engines. J. W. Hunter, 61
Gas Producer Gases. L Mond, 61
Gas Producers. W. Climie and A. Watson, Jun., 33
Incandescence Oil Burners. Continental Gas Gluhlicht Actien-Gesellschafts Meteor vor-mals Kroll, Berger, and Co , 193
Incandescent Gas Lamps. L. Wolff, 257
Internal Combustion Engine. F, W. Crossley, 385
E11 gines, *&<%—continued.
Internal Combustion Engine. J. R. Hargreaves, 3S5
Motors. A. Ollivier, 483
Oil Engines. P. G. A. Peugeot, 549
Oil and Gas Engines. J. H. Ball, 449
Rotarjr Motors. H. Chaudun, 745
Valve Mechanism of Explosion Engines. J. van Toll, 225
Vaporisers and Igniters. G. G. Hunt, 745
Vaporisers for Oil Motors. A. Bouvier, 449
Guns and Explosives :
61, 97, 129, 193, 225, 257, 289, 483, 549, 679, 779
Applying Heat to Armour-Plates. T. J. Tressider, 129
Automatic Guns. H. W. Gabbett-Fairfax, 225
Breechloading Gun. S. W. A. Noble and A. G. Hadcock, 549
Breech-Mechanism of Firearms. II. W. Gabbett-Fairfax, 225
Carriage. A. C. and T. R. Murray, 679
Carriages. Fried. Krupp, 193, 483
Charging Big Guns (Apparatus). Vickers, Sons, and Co., Limited, and F. W. Hawkins, 97
Double-Barrel Guns. J. D. and W. Thompson, 779
Mountings. Vickers, Sons, and Co., Limited, A. T. Dawson, and F. W. Hawkins, 193
Preventing Reports of Guns. M. Bernstein, 289
Projectiles for Rifles. S. W. Silver and W. Fletcher, 61
Starting Self-Propelling Projectiles. W. T. Unge, 257
lifting and Hauling Apparatus:
161, 289, 449, 647, 809
Gripper for Aerial Tramway. J. Frigard, 809
Jacks for Raising Vehicles/&c. R. Thompson, 647
Lifting Jacks. W. Flint and A. J. Taylor, 161
Pulley Blocks. G. J. Tilling, Jun., 289
Safety Appliance for Hoists. II. and E. Burgess and W. Bennett, 449
Machine and other Tools, Shafting, &c.:
33, 61, 97, 161, 257, 289, 353, 385, 417, 449, 484, 517, 549, 615, 617, 713, 745, 779, 809
Bending Machine. A. Sutton, 484
Brick-Pressing Machine. II. Alexander, 615
Brick-Pressing Machine. F. Johnson, 745
Capstan or Turret Lathes. D. Orme, 61
Centrifugal Lubricators for Crankpins. H. N.
Bickerton, 161
Cutting Paper into Strips. R. J. Rousay and
W. G. Sinclair, 417
Disintegrating Machines. G. H. Pond, 779
Expansible Pulley. S. Walker and J. Poole, 647
Gear-Cutting Machine. E. G. Fiegehen, 745
Grinding Balls, Automatic Machine. F. Manz, 33
Lathes, Automatic. J. Brockie, 449
Lubricating Apparatus. C. II. Berry and J.
Snowdon, Jun., 289
Plate-Bending Machine. J. Barrow, 713
Plate-Flattening Machine. J. Donaldson, 713
Punching Machine. H. John, 33
Roller Crushing Mills. J. F. Webb, J. E.
Lilley, and J. Chapman, 257
Rolling Axles and Railway-Buffer Shanks. J.
Lones and E. Holden, 484
Rolling and Cutting Machine for Nuts. W. Gwinnett, 417
Saw Bench Guard and Guide. E. Williams, 647
Saw for Stone Cutting. E. Stead and E.
Rhodes, 450
Steam, &c., Hammers. E. S. Brett, 257
Stone-Breaking and Ore-Crushing Machines.
W. II. Baxter, 385
Stone Crusher. J. F. Webb, J. E. Lilley, and
J. Chapman, 33
Stripping File Blanks. W. Bright, 97
Sugar Mills. J. B. Alliott and J. McC. C.
Paton, 615
Treenail-Making Machine. J. Taylor, 713
Tube-Rolling Mill. W. Pilkington, 647
Tube Shaping, Drawing, and Furnishing. J.
Robertson, 450
Twining Rollers. W. Bodden and F. Ashton, 353
Vices with Adjustable Jaws. H. Koenemann,
549
Wheels and Pulleys, Making. W. Malam, 517
Wrenches or Spanners, E. Liebert, 809
Milling and Separating Machinery :

289, 385, 484, 746

Centrifugal Machines. J. Laidlaw and J. W.
Macfarlane, 484
Centrifugal Separating Machines. D. Alfven, 746
Conditioning Wheat for Milling. W. J. Tooley and A. H. Webber, 289
Grain-Weighing Machine. H. Richardson, 385
Separating Centrifugally Heavy and Light Particles. L. Maiche, 484
Mining, Metallurgy, and Metal Working:

61, 161, 193, 289, 321, 417, 517, 549, 679, 746

Boring Machines for Quarries, &c. J. Shaw, 61
Casting Cored, &c., Ingots. L. Cameron, 679
Centrifugal Ore Separator. M. Deville, 161
Converter for Steel, &c. T. Levoz, 321
Furnace for Disintegrating Quartz, &c. Ore Atomic Reduction and Gold Extraction Company, Limited, and J. F. Webb, 417
Furnaces, Muffle. Carl Schaaf, 517
Regenerative Furnace for Crucibles. B. Dawson, S. Pope, and S. J. Robinson, 549
Revolving Tipplers or Kick-ups having Automatic Action. J. Cook and J. F. Hobson, 161
Rotary Tipplers for Discharging Coal, &c.
W. O. Wood andC. Burnett, 290
Separating Coal from Water. J. Moore, 289
Separating Machine, Centrifugal. D. Alfven, 746
Tools for Coal Mining. W. Sutherland, 193
Tunnel-Boring Machine. G. Burt, 518
Zinc -Recovery Process. Actien-Gesellschaft filr Zinkindustrie vormals. W. Grillo and
R. II. T. Beiwend, 225
Miscellaneous :
34, 62, 98, 162, 194, 226, 258, 290, 322, 354, 484, 518, 550, 584, 615, 648, 680, 714, 746, 780, 810
Air-Escape Valve, Automatic. R. Roberts, 162
Asphalt, Refining. W. S. Wilkinson, 780
Bread-Making Machine. P. F. and A. F. Bryce, 648
Bread-Making Machinery. C. E. and J. E.
Pointon and G. Lewis, 258
Brick-Drying Apparatus. W. W. Wardle, 584
Brick-Pressing Machine. H. Alexander, 615
Buffer, &c., Springs with India-Rubber. F.
Spencer, 98
Cameras for Taking Animated Photographs.
C. Grayson, 714
Cement Manufacture. T. Holden and C.
Major, 648
Centrifugal Machine. J. Laidlaw and J. W.
Macfarlane, 484
Centrifugal Machine. R. Williamson, 810
Cigarette Machines. R. Legg, 810
Cleansing, Drying, and Disinfecting Apparatus. W. N. Twelvetrees, 810
Converting Reciprocal to Rotary Motion.
Schaffer and Budenberg, 194
Cooling Liquids. J. G Wynne,- 550
Dough-Moulding Machine. C. E. and J. E.
Pointon and G. Lewis, 258
Evaporating Apparatus. J. B. Alliott, 194
Fire Escapes, Raising and Lowering. D.
Roche, 162
Glycerine, Concentration of. E. G. Scott, 322
Grain Delivering and Measuring Machine. G.
Raggett, 680
Grain, &c., Drying. J. Young, J. Burrell, and W. Crawford, 648
Hydraulic Pressure-Reducing Valves. W. R.
Harrison and William Jefferson, 62
Ironing Machine. J. H. Alliott and J. McC. C. Paton, 616
Kinetoscope. J. H. H. Duncan and T. Reich, 616
Ladders. L. D. L. Wells, 290
Paper-Pulp Strainers. J. Smith, 616
Paper-Pulp Strainers. A. L. Westwood, 584
Pipe joints. J. Price, 810
Platen Printing Machine. C. A. Charlton,
H. E. Newstcad, and S. H. Cropper, 62
Printing Machine. W. H. Dawson and J.
Stott, 616
Printing Machine Ink Roller Adjusting. J.
Petch, 810
Refining Asphalt. W. S. Wilkinson, 780
Refuse Destructor. G. Watson, 518
Rotary Engine. A. and F. Freeman, 584
Rotary Multiple - Colour Printing Machine.
S. T. Mowbray, 162
Separating Centrifugally Light from Heavy Particles, L. Maiche, *484
Miscellaneous—continued.
Separating Machines, Centrifugal. D. Alfven, 746
Sluice Valves. J. Garvie, 226
Smoke-Consuming Furnaces. II. Werner, 354
Stop Valves. M. Culligan, 194
Tea-Leaf Withering Plant. S. C. Davidson, 34
Tube and Socket Joints. J. Birtwistle, 584
Type-Justifying Apparatus. F. Wicks, 226
Valves. C. II. Berry and F. R. Putz, 34
Valves. O. F. Conihe, 258
Valves, Operating Disc, &c. A. Featherstone, 98
Water Valves. E. and E. Sykes, 780
Waterproof Garment Making. T. Franken-burg, 226
Wheel for Recreative Purposes, Large Cars.
M. Lieske, 780
Pumps:
129, 450, 679
Dredging Apparatus. C. E. Beckman, 679
Ilelico-Centrifugal Pumps. C. G. Pinette, 450
Raising and Lowering Pumps in Shafts. II.
Davey, A. H. Meysey-Thompson, H. Lupton, and J. A. Towler, 680
Spray Nozzles. P. J. Doyle and P. C. Neumann, 129
Railways and Tramways:
194, 257, 321, 386, 615, 714, 747, 779
Bogie Underframes, Spring Shoe for. F. L.
Lane and Leeds Forge Company, 615
Brake Gear for Wagons. E. Brown, 779
Brakes for Wagons. L. W. Williams, 194
Communicating in Trains. G. H. Goold and
J. H. Walker, 745
Fog Signalling. J. T. Wilson, 321
Grippers for Cable Tramway. W. N. Colam, 257
Interlocking Signals. A. G. Evans, 714
Rails. K. G. A. Uhlig, 386
Supports for Ends of Rails. J. B. Squire, 386
Tunnel Ventilation. E. E. Dulier, 615
Ships and Nautical Appliances :
61, 97, 129, 161, 290, 353, 386, 417, 484, 615, 647, 779
Anchors. H. E. Bowring, 647
Anchors. J. Verity, 290
Ash Ejectors. H. See, 62
Bulkhead Doors, Automatically-Closing. W.
and A. R. Crawford, 484
Cargo-Carrying Vessels. E. H. O. R. Ropner, Jun., 353
Cargo Steamer Construction. T. Bredsdorff, 615
Construction of the Hulls. F. W. Schroeder, 290
Hulls of Ships. O. M. Olsen and J. A. Armstrong, 290
Lifeboats. L. and S. S. Younghusband, 129
Lubricator for Tail-End Shafts. J. H. Irwin, 809
Preventing Ships Capsizing or Sinking. H. C. Werner, 97
Rudders. J. M. Ramsay, 353
Screw-Propeller Construction. H. Foster and A. Beresford, 417
Screw Propellers. A. W. Davidson, A. Duthie, and R. B. Stewart, 161
Shaft, Propeller. W. B. Cumming, 418
Shaft Propeller. C. J. Copeland, and G. Hepburn, 779
Ship Draught, Indicating. II. Brewer, 386
Steam Turbine. Hon. C. A. Parsons, 780
Water-Tight Doors. J. T. Gibbons, 61
Working Supports of Ships’ Boats. T. Wilson, 353
Steam Engines* Boilers, Evaporators, «&c*:
33,62, 97,130,194, 225, 257, 321, 353, 386, 418,
450, 518, 549, 583, 615, 648, 680, 714, 746
Boiler-Cleaning Apparatus, Automatic. S. R.
Udell and H. Boehmer, 680
Boilers. W. Elliott and W. Garrood, 34
Boilers. D. Macdonald, 194
Boilers. L. J. Todd, 616
Boilers, Maintaining Water-Level in. A. Berry, 194
Boilers, Steam. C. Burrell and W. C. Wilson, 413
Condensers. T. C. Palmer, 583
Converting Reciprocating to Rotary Motion.
Schaffer and Budenburg, 194
Engine Governor. A. S. Wylie, 161
Engine Motive Power. ■ P. M. Wilson, 615
Engine, Self-Acting Compound. W. H. Wil on and R. B. Mitchell, 450
Steam Engines, Boilers, <&c.—continued.
Feed Apparatus, Automatic. J. G. Dunlop, 714
Feed-Water Heaters and Filters. J. G. Kincaid and W. Crockatt, 549
Feed-Water Purifier. W. J. Tranter and 0. Howe, 714
Furnace Air Doors.
Furnace Firebridges.
Furnaces. ~ ’
Furnaces.
Furnaces.
680
Furnaces.
Furnaces
Wilton, 130
Governor, Marine Engine.
Heating Water with Steam.
Injectors. E. ?. "
Metallic Packing. J.
Purifying Fluids. R. G. Brooke, 162
Rotary Engine. A.____1 7. 71V^
Separating to Prevent Priming?
Smoke-Consuming Furnace.
Speed-Regulating Governors.
322
Steam Generators. V.’. II. Z.....
Steam Heaters and Radiator Regulators. J. Langridge, 290
Steam Traps. J. C. R. Okes and A. Stubbs, 130 ’
Stop Valves. II. A. Pert wee, 258
Stopping Engine, Automatically. F. II.
Wright, 386
Triple-Cylinder Engines. P. Brotherhood, 130
Valve, Fluid-Pressure Reducing. E. Mallin,
Jun., and D. Spiers, 97
Valve Gearing. L. Turner and H. V. Pegg, 354
Valves, Balanced Slide. P. M. Baxter, 418
Valves, Three-Way. T. Led ward, 583
Water Level in Boilers, Automatic Regulator.
L. P. Perkins and G. F. Buck, 353
Water-Tube Boiler. Du Temple Company, 225
Water-Tube Boiler and Bailies. J. Weir Cathcart, 418
)XaJer™ube Bo.iler- J- L;Gordon, 518
Water-Tube Boiler. Simpson, Strickland, and
Co., Limited, and F. Strickland, 518
---------- J. T. Stewart, 450
J. I. Thornycroft, 33
H. Workman, 583
G. Fletcher, 290
C. C. S. Knap, 550
L. de Naeyer, 322
R. Crane, 680
II. Bransom, 680
W. Brothers, 354
E. Brook, 714
W. S. Mackenzie and W. Crosland,
E. Stinton, 225
for Forced Draught. T. and G.
W. Welbury, 648
J. II. Pyle, 550
R. G. Brooke, 62
.J. Smith, 34 ~ ~ ~ ■ >
A. and F. Freeman, 581
' " ’ ‘ ... W. Lewy, 33
J. Schorerl, 257
J. T. Marshall,
W. M. Smith, 321
and A.
Schild-
Water-Tube Boiler.
Water-Tube Boiler.
Water-Tube Boiler.
Water-Tube Boilers.
Water-Tube Boilers.
Water-Tube Boilers.
"^^ter-Tube Boilers. Rose, Downs, and Thompson, Limited, and J. H. Hopwood, XoU
Water-Tube Boilers. E. A. and II. Sandford, y /
Water-Tube Boilers. R. R. Symon and II. A. House, Jun., 748
Textile Machinery:
34, 98, 162, 226, 322, 386, 418, 550, 746, 780
Burrs, &c., from Wool, Removing. S. Jowett and J. Dodson, 746
Card-Setting Machines. J. R. Tetlow Blackburn, 98
Doubling and Winding Machine. L. knecht, 322
Drawing Frames for Flax, &c. J. Barbour, 98
Drying- Wet Spun Yarns. II. Lawlor, H. Todd, and W. J. Rankin, 746
Dyeing, Bleaching, &c., Cops of Yarn. W Beaumont, 322
Feed Regulators of Machines for Opening and Cleaning Cotton, &c. Sir R. A. Dobson, 550
I lyers or Roving Frames. T. F. Dunn, 386
Knitting- Machine for Elastic Work M B Moreton, 162
Machinery for Introducing Pressing Boards into Fabrics. G. A. Schulze, 226
Roving or Sliver Cans. J. A. Collins, 386
Shuttle Guards of Looms. R. Waddington, 322 ° ’
Spindle Apparatus. T. Coulthard, T. Coult-hard, Jun., and J. H. Toulmin, 34
Spinning Mules. Y., M„ and G. Dunkerley 418
Spinning Mules. J. Stevens, 162
Spinning Mules and Twiners. B. and J. Wain
Jun., /80 ’
Treating Vegetable Fibres. R. J. Eke, 418
Wet Spinning Frames. J. Barbour, 162
Vehicles:
34, 62, 98, 130, 226, 258, 351, 450 518 550 584, 648, 809 ’
C®;.J- Clubbe A. W. Southey, and
Electnc Motive Power Company, 226
Cham Wheel. F. G. Adams, 584
driving Gear. and A* Sydenham and F Watkmson, 62
^^45^° Morris and P. G. Salem,
Electric Carriage. L. Epstein, 518
1 notion Clutches for Cycles, &c. J head, and J. Cooke, 98
MW° n H. A. Bessemer, and
W. B. Nicholson, 258
Motor Cars. T. H. Parker, 648
Motor Cars. W. B Thompson. 809
Motor-Driven Vehicle. P. Bagot, 354
ErcVeSbies^O55O0r ^b^ J> Roots and Co’
Propelling Vehicles. W. Walker, 98
Rims and Tyres. S. C. Davidson, 809
Road Locomotives. F. J. Burrell, 98
ube and Socket Joint. J. Birtwistle, 584
lyres, Pneumatic. J. T. Trench, 98
Universal Joints. Hon R T n
and W. C. Bersey, 226 ’ Br0U&ham
Velocipedes. H. Beyer, 130
Wheel Tyres, W. H. Sewell, 31
Wood-
NAMES OF PATENTEES.
ArtylX,I1’l™ina‘ing Company, and Day.’p
C. Electric Arc turnaces, 61 J ’
A wm ',Gen1^cl,affc1 fiir Zinkindustrie vorm
Wdhelm Grillo and another. Recovering Zinc;
Adams, F. G. Chain Wheel for Cycles, &c., 584
aS J 6B5, and Paton, J. McO. Sugar Mills, Armstrong, J. A., and Olsen, 0. M. Hulls of Ashton,’ F9,°and Bodden, W. Machines for Turn-ing Rollers, 353
Bagot, P. Motor-Driven Vehicles, 354
Bah, J. H. Oil and Gas Engines 449
Barbour, J. Drawing Frames for Flax, Hen ],
Jute, 6tc., 98 i aq
Barbour, J. Wet Spinning Frames, 162 Barrow, J. Plate-Bending Machine, <13 Baxter, P. M. Balancing Slide Vahjes, 418 Baxter, W. H. Stone-Breaking and Ore-Grusn
ing Machines, 385 7
Beanland, F., and others. Arc Lamps, 6 Beaumont, W. Dyeing, Bleaching, Ac , Copsoi
Yarns, 322
Beckman, C. E. Dredging Apparatus, 6/9
Behrend, O., Producing Continuous Cui re
Effects from Alternating Dynamos, bO.) Bennett, W., and Burgess, II. and E. Safety
Bernstein^ ^L^Held Telephone and Telegraph
Station, 353 # _ x Ar r.m«
Bernstein, M. Preventing the Report of Guns, 289
Berry, A. Apparatus for Maintaining Water
Level in Boilers, 191
Berry, C. H., and Putz, F. R. Valves, 34
Berry, C. IL, and Snowdon, Jun , J. Lubri
cator, 289 tt n t n
Bersey, W. C., and Brougham, Hon. R. 1. v.
Universal Joint, 226
Bessemer, H. S., and others. Car Motors, 2a8
Beyer, II. Velocipedes, 130 .
Bickerton, II. N. Centrifugal Lubricators for
Crankpins, 161
Biewend, R. H. T., and another. Recovering
Zinc from Gases, 225 t
Birrell, J., and others. Drying Grain, &c., 648
Birtwistle, J. Joining Tubes and Sockets, 581
Blackburn, A., and Tetlow, J. R. Card-Setting
Machines, 98
Bodden, W., and Ashton, F. Machines for turn
ing Rollers, 353
Boehmer, H., and Udell, S. R. Automatic
Boiler-Cleaning Apparatus, 680
Bouvier, A. Vapourisers for Oil Motors, 449
Bowring, H. E. Anchors, 647
Bramson, H. Furnace Firebridges, 680
Bredsdorff, T. Cargo Vessel Construction, 615
Brenton, W., Agricultural Drills, 779
Brett, E. S. Steam, &c., Hammers, 257
Brewer, H. Indicating Draught of Vessels, 386
Bright, W. Machine for Stripping File Blanks, 97
Brockie, J. Automatic Lathes, 449
Brockie, J. Electric Arc Lamps, 129
Brockies, A. C. Electric Switches, 483
Brook, E. Boiler Furnaces, 714
Brooke, R. G. Injectors, 62
Brooke, R. G. Purifying Fluids, 162
Brotherhood, P. Triple-Cylinder Engines, 130
Brothers, W. Steam Boiler Furnace, 354
Brougham, Hon. R. T. D., and Bersey, W. C.
Universal Joint, 226
Brown, E., Railway Wagon Brake Gear, 779
Bryce, P. F., and A. F. Bread-Making Machines, 648
Buck, G. F., and Perkins, L. P. Automatic Re
gulating of Water Level in Boilers, 353
Burgess, C. T., and W. B. Baling Presses, 193
Burgess, H. and E., and Bennett, W. Safety
Appliance for Hoists, 449
Burnett, C., and Wood, W. O. Rotary Coal, &c.,
Tippers, 290
Burrell, C., and Wilson, W. C. Steam Boilers,
418
Burrell, F. J. Road Locomotives, 98
Burt, G. Machinery for Boring Tunnels, 518
Cameron, L. Casting Cored, tec., Ingots, 679 Garrens, E , and others.
Electric Driving Gear, Roller Crushing Mill,
Stone Crushers, 33
Platen Printing
Chapman, J., and others.
257
Chapmen, J., and others.
Charlton, C. A., and others.
Machine, 62
Chaudun, II. Rotary Motors, 745
Climie, W., and Watson, Jun., A. Gas Producers, 33
Clubbe, E. J., and others. Firing Device for Gas, &c., Engines, 193 ; Carriages, 226
Colam, W. N. Grippers for Cable Tramway, 257
Collin, F. J. Apparatus for Cooling and Washing Gases, 583
Collins, J. A. Roving or Sliver Cans, 386
Conihe, 0. F. Valves, 258
Continental Gas Gluhlicht Actien-Gesellschaft Meteor vormals Kroll, Berger and Co. Incandescence Oil Burners, 193
Cook, J., and Hobson, J. F. Automatic Revolving Tipplers or Kick-Ups, 161
Cooke, J., and Woodhead, J. Friction Clutch for Cycles, &c., 98
Copeland, 0. J., and Hepburn, G., Propeller Shaft, 779 1
Coulthard, T. and T., Junr., and others.
Spindle Apparatus, 34
Crane, R. Furnace Air Door, 680
Crawford, W. and A. R. Automatically Closing-Bulkhead Doors, 484
Crawford, W., and others. Drying Grain, &c. 648
Crockatt, W., and J. G. Kincaid. Feed-Water 1
Heaters and Filters, 519
Cropper, S. IL, and others. Platen Printing I
Machine, 62 °
Crosland, W., and another. Boiler Furnaces I
680 I
Crossley, F. W. Internal Combustion Motors, 385
Culligan, M. Stop Valves. 194 Q
Cumming, W. B. Propeller Shafts, 418
Daniels, F. II. Electric Railway Rli’R°"d’ ?f(r Davey, II , and others. Raising and Lowering
Pumps in Shafts, 680 Prnnpllers
Davidson, A. W., and others. Screw Propellers, Davidson, S. 0. Tea-Leaf Withering, 34 Davidson, S. C. Rims and Tyres for Wheels, 8 J.) Davy, W. J. Electric Arc Lamps, 161 .
Davy, W. J., and Thomas-Davies, G. Electric
Arc Lamps, 483
Dawson, A. T., and others. Gun Mountings, 193
Dawson, B., and others. Regenerative Furnaces for Crucibles, 549 .
Dawson, W. H., and Stott, J. .Printing, 616
Day, P. C., and Acetylene Illuminating Company, Limited. Electric Arc Furnaces, 61
Deville, M. Centrifugal Ore Separator, 161
Dobson, SirB. A. Feed Regulators of Machines for Opening and Cleaning Cotton, &c.» ooO
Dodson, J., and Jowett, S. Removing Burrs, &c., from Wool, 748 Q
Donaldson, J. Levelling Plates (Apparatus), ? 13 Donovan, W., and Yeatman, F. F. Electrical
Switch, 385
Dougill, A., and Marks, J. Gas, Oil, &C., Engines, 517
Doyle, P. J., and Neumann, P. C. bpraj
Nozzles, 129 __ ,
Dresser, F. Duller, E. I Duncan, J.
616
Dunkerley,
418
Acetylene Gas Generator, 713
. Ventilating Tunnels, 615
II. II., and Reich, T. Kinetoscope,
Y., M., and G. Spinning Mules,
Dunlop, J. G. Automatic Feed Apparatus for
Boilers, 714
Dunn, F. F. Flyers for Roving Frames, 386
Duthie, A., and others. Screw Propellers, 161
Eke, R. J. Treating Vegetable Fibres, 418 Electric Motive Power Company, Limited. Firing
Device for Gas, &c., Engines, 193; Carriages, 226
Elliott, W., and Garrood, W. Steam Boilers, 34
Ellis, W., and Whitelev, R. II. Enriching Coal
Gas, 129
Epstein, L. Electric Motor Cars, 518
Estler, P. T. J., and others. Controlling Motors
at a Distance, 713
Evans, A. G. Interlocking Railway Signals, 714
Evans, W., and Smith, J. W. Electro-deposition
of Metals, 619
Exley, J. If. Making Acetylene Gas, 483
Featherstone, A. Operating Disc, &c., Valves, 98
Fiegehen, E. G. Machine for Cutting Helical
and Worm Teeth, 745
Fletcher, G. Water-Tube Boilers, 290
Fletcher, W., and Silver, S. W. Projectiles for
Rifles, 61
Flint, W., and Taylor, A. J. Lifting Jacks, 161
Foster, II., and Beresford, A. Construction of
Screw Propellers, 417
Frankenburg, T. Making Waterproof Garments, 226
Freeman, A. and F. Rotary Engine, 581
French, J. T. Pneumatic Tyres, 98
Frigard, F., Gripper for Aerial Tramways, 809
Gabbett-Fairfax. Automatic Guns, 225 ; Breech Mechanism, 225
Garrard, F. W., and Ransome, J. E. Cultivators, 679
Garrood, W., and Elliott, W. Steam Boilers, 34 Garvie, J. Sluice Valves, 226
Gibbings, A. II. Adjusting Electric Light Carbons, 257
Gibbons, J. T. Water-Tight Bulkhead Doors 61
Goold, G. IL, and Walker, J. II. Communicating in Trains, 745
Gordon, J. L. Steam Generators, 518
Gover, II. C., and Proctor, C. F. Holders for Glow Lamps, 97
Grayson, C. Cameras for Animated Photo-graphs, 714
Griyel, A. II. L. Carburiser for Oil Engine 549
Gwinnett, W. Rolling and Cutting Machines for Producing Nuts, 417
Gwynne, J. Cooling Liquids, 550
Hacking, J, and others. Acetelene Plant. 779
Hadcock, A. G., and Noble, S. W. A. Breechloading Guns, 549
Hargreaves, J. R. Internal Combustion Motors
OOD »
Harrison, W R and Jefferson, W. M. Hydraulic Reducing Valves, 62 J
Hawkins, F. W., and others. Gun Mountings,
Hawkins, F. W., and Vickers, Sons, and Co
Limited. Apparatus for Charging Big Guns 97
Stft,n779G- a’ld °Opela“d
Higgins, E. 8., and others Car Motors ‘>58
Hobson, J. F., and Cook, J. Automatic• n
volving Tipplers or Kick-ups, 161 Re’
IL’ ^nd Lones. J- Rolling Axles and
Buffer Shanks, 484 b es an<l
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draulic Reducing Valves62

John, 11. Punching Machine 33
Johnson, F. Brick-Pressing Machine, 745
Johnson, G., and Murray, T. B. Electromotor? and Dynamos, 97
Jowett, S., and Dodson, J. Removing Burr?
&C.» from Wool, 746 ° ra’
Kincaid, J. G„ and Crockatt, W. Feed-Water Heaters and Filters, 549
Knap, C. C. S. Water-Tube Boilers, 550
Koenemann, H. Vices with Adjustable Jaws 549 ’
Kohlert, C. Ploughs, 713
Krupp, Fried. Gun Carriages, 193, 483
Laidlaw, J., and Macfarlane, J. W. Centrifugal Machines, 484
Lane, F. L.. and Leeds Forge Company. Spring Shoe for Bogie Steel Underframes, 615
Langridge, J. Steam Heaters and Radiator Regulators, 290
Lawlor, H., and others. Drying Wet Spun Yarns, 746
Leake, H. C., and another. Electrical Motor Generators, 483
Ledward, T. Three-Way Valve, 583
Leeds Forge Company and Lane, F. L. Spring Shoe for Bogie Pressed Metal Underframes 615
Lees, J. Explosion Engine, 517
Legg, R., Cigarette Machines, 810
Levoz, T. Steel Converter Apparatus, 321
Lewis, G., and others. Dough - Moulding Machine, 258; Bread-Making Machine, 258
Lewy, W. Separator to Prevent Priming, 33 *
Liebert. E. Wrenches or Spanners, 809
Lieske, M., Cars for Recreation Large Wheels, 780
Lilley, J. E., and others. Roller Crushing Mill,
Lilley, J. E., and others. Stone Crushers, 33
Lones, J., and Holden, E. Rolling Axles and Buffer Shanks, 481
Lupton, IL, and others. Raising and Lowering Pumps in Shafts, 680
Macdonald, D. Steam Generators, 194
Macfarlane, J. W., and Laidlaw, J. Centrifugal Machines, 484
Mackenzie, W. S , and Crosland, W. Boiler Furnaces, 680
Maiche, L. Separating Heavy and Light Articles Centrifugally. 484
Major, C., and Holden, T. Cement Making, 618
Makin, Jun., E., and Spiers, D. Fluid Pressure Reducing Valve, 97
Malam, W. Manufacture of Wheelsand Pulleys, 517
Manz, F. Automatic Machine for Grinding Balls, 33
Marks, J., and Dougill, A. Gas, Oil, &c., Engines, 517
Marshall, J. Grain-Thrashing Machines, 583
Marshall, J. T. Speed-Regulating Governor for Steam Engines, 322
Maxim, H. Producing Calcium Carbide, &c., 385
Merrifield, L. L. Making Carburetted Water Gas, 417
Meysey-Thompson and others. Raising and Lowering Pumps in Shafts, 680
Mitchell, R. B., and Wilson, W. IL Single-Acting Compound Engines, 450
Mond, L. Gas Producer Gases, 61
Moore, J. Separating Coal from Water, 289
Mordey, W. M. Brushes and their Holders for Dynamos, 321
Moreton, M. B. Knitting Machines for Elastic Work, 162
Morris, IL G., and Salem, P. G. Electric Cab, 450
Mowbray, S. T. Rotary Multiple Colour-Printing Machine, 162
Murray, A. C , and T. R. Machine-Gun Car riage, 679
Murray, T. B., and Johnston, G. Electromotors and Dynamos, 97
Naeyer, L. de. Water-Tube Boilers, 322
Neumann, P. C., and Doyle, P. J. Spray Nozzles, 129 * *
Newstead, IL E., and others. Platen Printing Machine, 62
Nicholson, W. B., and others. Car Motors, 258
Noah, Drs. E. and G., and Carrens, E. Electric Driving Gear, 745
Noble, S. W. A., and Hadcock, A. G. Breechleading Guns, 549
Okes, J. C. R., and Stubbs, A. Steam Traps, 130
Ollivier, A. Gas, <fcc., Motors, 483
Olsen, O. M., and Armstrong, J. A. Hulls of Ships, 290
Ore Atomic Reducing and Gold Extraction Company, Limited, and Webb, J. F. Furnace for Disintegrating Quartz, 417
Orme, D. Capstan or Turret Lathes, 61
Palmer, T. C. Engine Condensers, 583
Parker, T. IL Motor Cars, 648
Parsons, Hon. C. A , Marine Steam Turbines, 780
Paton, J. McC., and another. Ironing Machines 616
Paton, J. McC., and Alliott, J. B. Sugar Mills, 615
Patten, F. J. Electrical Furnaces, 193
Pegg, H. V , and Turner, L. Valve Gear for Steam Engine, 354
Perkins, J. W., and others. Arc Lamps, 647
Perkins, L. P., and Buck, G. F. Automatic Regulating of Water Level in Boilers, 353
Pert wee, IL A. Stop Valves, 258
Petch, J., Adjusting Inking Rollers of Printing Machine, 810
Pettersson, C. Electrically-Operated Gas Burners,
Peugeot, P. G. A. Oil Engines. 549
Pilkington, W. Tube-Rolling Mills, 647
Pinette, C. G. Helico-Centrifugal Pumps, 450
Pointon, C. E. and .1. E., and others. Dough-
Moulding Machine, 258 ; Bread-Making Machine, 258
Pond, G. IL, Disintegrating Machines, 779
J ’ an 1 " a^er» & Expansible Pulley,
Pope, S., and others. Regenerative Furnaces for Crucibles, 549
Poppel, A. II. Making Gas Plant, 417
Potter, W. B. Electric Railways, 449
Price, J., Pipe Joints. 810
Proctor, C. F., and Cover, II. C. Holders for
Glow Lamps, 97
Putz, F. R., and Berry, C. H. Valves, 34
Pyle, J. H. Heating Water with Steam, 550
Raggett, C. Delivering and Weighing Grain, 680
Ramsay, J. M. Ships’ Rudders, 353
Rankin, W. J , and others. Drying Wet Spun Yarns, 718
Ransome, J. E., and Garrard, F. W. Cultivators, 679
Reeves, J. IL, Arranging Electrical Resistances, 809
Reich, T., and Duncan, J. H H. Kinetoscope, 616
Rhodes, E. and Stead, E. Stone Saws, 450
Richardson H. Grain - Weighing Machinery, 385
Roberts, R. Automatic Air Escape Valve, 162
Robertson, J., Shaping, Drawing, and Finishing Metal Tubes, 450
Robertson, J. Turnip-Lifting Machine, 321
Robinson, S. J. and others. Regenerative Furnaces for Crucibles, 549
Roche, D. Raising and Lowering Fire Escapes, 162
Roots, J., and Venables, C. E. Petrocars or Motor Vehicles, 550
Ropner, Jun., E. H. O. R. Cargo Carrying Vessel, 353
Rose, Downs, and Thompson, Limited, and Hopwood, J. II. Water-Tube Boiler, 130
Rousay, R. J., and Sinclair, W. G. Cutting Paper into Strips, 417
Salem, P. G., and Morris, II. G. Electric Cab, 450
Sandford, E. A and H. Construction of Water-Tube Boilers, 97
Schaaf, Carl. Muffle Furnaces, 517
Schaeffer, A., and Werther, Dr. J. Erecting Overhead Conductors for Railways, &c , 517
Schaffer and Budenberg. Converting Reciprocal into Rotary Motion, 194
Schildknecht, L. Doubling and Winding Machine, 322
Schorerl, J. Smoke Consuming Furnace, 257
Schroeder, F. W, Construction of Ships, 290
Schulze, G. A. Machinery for Pressing Boards into Fabrics, 226
Scott, E. G. Concentration of Glycerine, 322
See, IL Ash Ejectors for Steamers, 62
Sewell, W. H. Wheel Tyres of Vehicles, &c., 34 Shaw, J. Boring Machines for Quarries, &c., 61
Siemens Brothers and Co., and another. Electrical Motor Generators, 483
Siemens Brothers and Co., Limited, and Estler, P. T. J. Controlling Motors at a Distance, 713
Silver, S. W., and Fletcher, W. Projectiles for Rifles, 61
Simpson, Strickland, and Co., Limited, and Strickland. F. Water-Tube Boilers, 518
Sinclair, W. G., and Rousay, R. J. Cutting Paper into Strips, 417
Smith, F. II. Acetylene Gas Lamp and Generator, 419
Smith, J. Metallic Packing for Piston Rods, 34
Smith, J. Straining Paper Pulp, 616
Smith, J. W.» and Evans, W. Electro-deposition of Metals, 679
Smith, W. M. Steam Generators, 321
Snowdon, Jun , J., and Berry, C. H. Lubricator, 289
Soames, A. Dynamos, 679
Societa Italiana dei Forni Elettrici. Electric Furnaces, 289
Southey, A. W., and others. Firing Device for Gas, &c., Engines, 193 ; Carriages, 226
Spencer, F. Buffer, &c., Springs with India-rubber, 98
Spiers, D., and Makin, Jun., E. Fluid Pressure Reducing Valve, 97
Squire, J. B. Supports for Ends of Rails, 386
Stead, E., and Rhodes, E. Stone Saws, 450
Stevens, J. Spinning Mules, 162
Stewart, J. T. Water-Tube Boilers, 450
Stewart, R. B., and others. Screw Propellers, 161
i Stewart, W. N., and others. Arc Lamps, 647
I Stinton, E. Boiler Furnaces, 225
I Stott, J., and Dawson, W. II. Printing, 616 Strickland, F., and another. Water - Tube
1 Boilers, 518
| Stubbs, A., and Okes, J. and R. Steam Traps, 130
Sutherland, W. Tools for Breaking Down Coal, | &c., 193
Sutton, A. Machine for Bending Plates, &c.,
i 484
Sydenham, W. and A., and another. Driving
I Gear for MotorCars, &c.. 62
Sykes, E. and E. Water, &c., Valve, 780
Symon, R. R., and House, Jun., II. A. Water-Tube Boilers, 746
Taylor, A. J., and Flint, W. Lifting Jacks, 161
Taylor, J. Making Treenails, 713
Temple, Soci6t6 Anonyme du. Water • Tube Boiler, 225
Tetlow, J. R., and Blackburn, A. Card-Setting Machines, 98
Thomas-Davies, G., and Davey, W. J. Electric Arc Lamps, 483
Thompson, J. D. and W. Double-Barrel Guns, 779
Thompson, R. Jacks for Raising Vehicles, &c., 617
Thompson, W. B. Motor Cars, 809
Thornycroft, J. I. Water-Tube Boilers, 33
Tilling, Jun., G. J. Pulley Blocks, 289
Timar, T. Current Collectors for Trolley Tramway, 321
Todd, H., and others. Drying Wet Spun Yarns, 748
Todd, L. J. Boilers, 616
Toll, J. van. Valve of Explosive Engine, 225
Tooley, W. J., and Webber, A. H. Conditioning Wheat for Milling, 289
Toulmin, J. H , and others. Spindle Apparatus, 34
Towler, J. A., and others. Raising and Lowering Pumps in Shafts, 680
Tranter, W. J., and Howl, 0. Purifying Feed Water, 714
Tressider, T. J. Applying Heat to Armour-Plates, 129
Turner, L., and Pegg, H. V. Valve Gear for Steam Engine, 351
Twelvetrees, W. N. Cleansing, Drying, and Disinfecting Apparatus, 810
Udell, S. R., and Boehmer, II. Automatic Boiler-Cleaning Apparatus, 680
Uhlig, K. G. A. Rails, 386
Unge, W. T. Starting Self-Propelling Projectiles, 257
Venables, C. E.. and Roots, J. Petrocars or Motor Vehicles, 550
Verity, J. Anchors, 290
Vickers, Sons, and Co., Limited, and Hawkins, F. W. Apparatus for Charging Big Guns, 97
Vickers, Sons, and Co., Limited, and others. Gun Mountings, 193
Waddington, R. Shuttle Guards of Looms, 322
Wain, J., Jun., and B. Spinning Mules and Twiners, 780
Walker, J. H., and Goold, G. II. Communicating in Trains, 745
Walker, S., and Poole, J. Expansible Pulley, 647
Walker, W. Propelling Vehicles, 98
Wardle, W. W. Brick-Drying Apparatus, 584
Watkinson, F., and others. Driving Gear for Motor Cars, &c., 62
Watson G. Refuse Destructor, 518
Smoke-Consuming Furnace, 354
Devices for Preventing Ships
Watson, Jun., A., and Climie, W. Gas Producers, 33
Webb, J. F., and another. Furnace for Disintegrating Quartz, 417
Webb, J. F., and others. Roller Crushing Mill 257
Webb, J. F., and others. Stone Crushers, 33
Webber, A. H., and Tooley, W. J. Conditioning Wheat for Milling, 289
Weir, J. Water-Tube Boilers and Baffles, 418
Welbury, W. Governor for Marine Engines, 648
Wells, L. D. L. Ladders, 290
Werner, H. ~ ~
Werner, H. C. Devices for Preventing Ships Sinking, &c., 97
Werther, Dr. J., and Schaeffer, A. Erecting Overhead Conductors for Railways, &c., 517
Westwood, A. L. Paper Pulp Strainer, 584
Whalley, D., and others. Acetylene Gas Plant, 779
Whiteley, R. H., and Ellis, W. Enriching Coal Gas, 129
Wicks, F. Apparatus for Justifying Lines of Type, 226
Wilkinson, W. S. Refining Asphalt, 780
Williams, E. Guard and Guide for Circular Saws, 647
Williams, L. W. Railway Wagon Brake, 194
Williamson, R. Centrifugal Machines, 810
Wilson, J. T. Railway Fog Signalling, 321
Wilson, P. M. Motive Power Engines, 615
Wilson, T. Working Boats’ Chocks, 353
Wilson, W. C., and Burrell, C. Steam Boilers, 418
Wilson, W. H., and Mitchell, R. B. Single-Acting Compound Engines, 450
Wilton, T. and G. Furnaces for Forced Draught, 130
Wolff, L. Incandescent Gas Lamp, 257
Wood, W. O., and Burnett, C. Rotary Coal, &c., Tippers, 290
Woodhead, J., and Cooke, J. Friction Clutch for Cycles, &c., 98
Workman, H. Water-Tube Boiler, 583
Worsley, F. S. Carbon Holders for Electric Lamps, 289
Wright, F. H. Automatically Stopping Engines, 386
Wylie, A. S. Engine Governor, 161
Yeatman, F. F., and Donovan, W. Electrical Switch, 385
Young, J., and others. Drying Grain, &c., 648
Younghusband, L. and S. S. Lifeboat, 129
Zwarg, J. O. Microphone Worked by Granular Coal, 321

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