Engineering 1907 Jul-Dec: Index: Paragraphs

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Accidents

• Barnsley Colliery, 748
• Locomotive Boiler Explosion (Hull and Barnsley Railway), 783
• Manuel Station, 654
• United States Railway Accident*. 0*0

Agriculture

• Egyptian Import* of Machinery, 803 Engine Export*. 204, 400 Motor Com|H-tition, 653 A lloya* Mttkamteo

Appointments

• Harry ; Gaa and Water Engineer, 740 Battersea Polytechnic, 212 Caminell, Laird, and Co.'s Staff Changes, 461 Chilian Consul for Sheffield, 523 Finsbury Technical College; Chief Assistant, 301
• Glasgow University; Official AsslHtant in Natural Philosophy, 742 Master Cutler, 492 National Physical Laboratory 270
• Armour. HM/fatal Artillery. Hwouu Automobile*. Ho4 Motor-Cart Hollers. BN tnjtnoi and Bollrn llrldues t

Bridges

• Canton, 334
• Grafton (New Zealand), 717
• Khartoum ; Bridge over the Nile, 875
• Newcastle Highlevel, 717
• Tietgen (Copenhagen), 780

Canals

• Belgian Canals, 403
• Canadian, 800
• Cape Coil Ship Canal, 403
• Kaiser Wilhelm, 704
• Manchester Ship, 205, 302 North Sea-Baltic, 205
• Panama, 310 801,668,874
• Royal Commission on Canals and Waterways, 568, 822
• Volga-Don, 657
• 4'nra, .Motor. tUo Motor-Can.

Catalogues:

• 86. 64, 126, 288, 310, 3 442, 478, 508, 540, 606, 766, 706, 820
• Adams Hydraulics, Limited, 64
• Adams Manufacturing Company, Limited, 64, 310
• Aerators, Limited, 608
• Ailsa Craig Motor Company, 04
• Alexander Manufacturing Company, 640
• Allain and Co., E. P., 01
• American Locomotive Company, 120, 380, 600
• Andrews’ Governor Patents, Limited, 760
• Applebys, Limited, 442
• Argyll Motors, Limited, 64, 310
• Armorduct Manufacturing Company, Limited,
• 310, 442
• Armoured Concrete Constructions (Coignet), 478
• Armstrong and Co., 64
• Asquith, Limited, William, 006
• Babcock and Wilcox, Limited, 610
• Bailey and Co., Limited, W. H., 64
• Baldwin Looomotive Works, 04, 508, 640
• Barclay, Sons, and Co., Limited, Andrew, 120
• Barford and Perkins. 126
• Barrett and Co., J. T., 606
• Bastin and Co., 820
• Beck, O. N., 310, 705
• Bcnnis, Ed., Limited, 319
• Birch, Killon, and Co., 288
• Birmingham Engineering Company, Limited,
• Jlorsig, A., 04, 705
• Boyle and Son, Robert, 606
• Brandon and Co., E. A., 64
• Brett Patent Lifter Company, Limited, 640
• British Aluminium Company, Limited, 508,766
• British Electric Plant Company, Limited, 508
• British Fuel-Economiser and Smoke-Preventer.
• 821
• British Gns- Furnace and Tool Company, Limited, 380 .. . J
• British Insulated and Ilelsby Cables, Limited, 36,288 „ _. .. .
• British Thomson-Houston Company, Limited, 319, 540
• Brittain, P. F., 126
• Brown Hoisting Machinery Company, 606 Brush Budget, 319, 640
• Brush Electrical Engineering Company, Limited, 766
• Buck and Hickman, Limited, 380 Central Marine Engine Works, 640 Clarke, Chapman, and Co., Limited, 640, 606 Consett Iron Company, 319, 442 Cotton P wder Company, Limited, 478 Cradock and Co., George, 766 Crane Company, 795 Crompton and Co., Limited, 319, 606 Daimler Company (1904). Limited, 606, 766 Dartium Syndicate, Limited, 64 Davey, Paxman, and Co., Limited, 126 Denison and Sons, Limited, Samuel, 766
• < UlalOKU<*n — vn'.nu'tf 4
• Dent and Ifell> er, 766 Dick, Kerr, and Co., Limited, 330, 442 Dixon Crucible Company, Joseph, 442 Donkin Company, Limited, Bryan, 3d Dowsing Radiant Heat Company, Limited, 608 Drake and Oorhxin, Limited, 640 Edison Electric Illuminating Company, 795 Electric and Ordnance Axcaorle« Company, . Limited. 000. 795, b’M
• Electrical Company, Limited, 04, ISC, 880, 540, 700
• Entwiate and Cana. Limited, 540 Faatnut, Limited, 760 Kell, W. A., 380 I Fonderfe de Berne, 319 i Fry and Co., Limited, Hir Theodore, 608 I Geipel and Lange, 606
• General Electric Company, Limited, 36, 826 | Gilbert, GilkeK, and Co., Limited, 766 Glassing arid Boholiwer, 540 Goail ml Oa, William, 47a Goheen Manufacturing Company, 540 Goodwin, Baniby, and Co., 766 Gorrie and Son. David, 510 "Grand Rapid" Calculating Machine Company, 766
• Griffin Engineering Company, Limited, 766
• Halden and Co., J., 126, 006
• Hall and Co., J. B., 380, 766
• Hall and Co., John I., 608
• Hall and Co., J. I*.. 478
• Hall and Pickle., 478
• Hardy Patent Pick Company, Limited, 766 Hawley Down-Draught Furnace Company, 319 Hay Boiler and Engineering Company, Limi- ! ted, 606
• Hay lock, R. II., 706 Herbert. Limited A., 310, 006 Hey wood and Co., Limited, S. H., 36, 820 Higginbotham and Co., 380 Hill and IIerl>ert, Limited, 766 1 Ilillier and Co , 442 , Holmes and Allen, 478
• Hudson and Bowring. Limited, 288 • Hudson Economiser Company (1007), Limited,
• 288
• India-Rubber, Gutta-Percha, and Telegraph Works Company, Limited, 04 Isenthnl and Co., 700 " Ivcl ” Agricultural Motors, Limited, 288 Jackman and Co., J. W., 319, 442 ’ " Jandus ’’ Arc-Lamp and Electric Company.
• Limited, 540
• Johnson and Phillips, Limited, 64, 288, 422,
• ’ 760
• Jones (A. A.), Pollard, and Shipman, Limited, 310
• Kennicott Water-Softener Company, 64
• Lancaster and Tonge, Limited, 766
• Lanchtster Motor Company, 006
• Lassen nnd Iljort, 478
• Leavitt and Co., C. W., 600
• Lee, Howl, and Co., Limited, 288
• Leeds Forge Company, Limited, 04, 760
• Lewis and Sons, James, 442
• Lidgerwood Manufacturing Company, 600
• Light Electric Motor Company, Limited, 640
• Lloyd Snbaudo, Limited, 006
• London Electrical Fittings, Limited, 319
• London Emery Works Company, 478
• Lumsden Machine Company, Limited, 120
• Lune Valley Engineering Company, 826
• Lunken Valve Company, 766
• Lunkenheimer Company, 126, 540
• Machine-Tool Company, 380, 606
• Marion and Co., Limited, 766
• Mavor and Coulson, Limited, 126, 442, 600, 706
• Mirrlees Watson Company, Limited, 330
• Monte-Callow and Co., 380
• Morris and Bastert, Limited, Herbert, 64 , 795
• Moss and Co., II. E., 288
• National Electric Lamp Association, 126
• National Gas Engine Company, Limited, 380
• New Explosives Company, Limited, 64
• New 8outh Wales, 380
• J Northern Ouarries Company, Limited, 04
• Oddesse, Masehinenfabrik, 540
• Pal and Co., Michael, 319
• Parker Hoist and Machine Company, 766 ,
• Parsons Motor Company, Limited, 36
• Peirson and Co., 36 ,
• Pilkington, Limited, P., 478
• Pilot Gas-Mantle Company, 766 ,
• Plutte, Scheele, and Co., 766
• Pollock, Sons, and Co., Limited, James, 606
• Portable Patents and Furnace Company, 380
• Pott, Cassels, and Williamson, 766
• Pratt and Whitney Company, 36
• Preece, F. W., 380
• Proske, T. H., 820
• Raworth’s Traction Patents, Limited, 30
• Reavell and Co., Limited, 540
• ltenolds, Limited, Hans, 380
• Richards ar.d Co., Limited, George, 766
• Richardson, It. J., 796
• Richter and Co., E. O., 04
• Ripault and Co., Leo, 706
• Robinson and Sons, Limited, Thomas, 380, 795
• Robson and Co., George, 706
• Rockwell Engineering Company, 04
• Rolls-Royce. 36
• Royce, Limited, 126
• « tlalOVBM-a utiHus J
• Huston, Proctor, and Co., Limited, 288 Hagar ami Co., Limited, J., 319 Haodycroft Foundry Company, Limited, 64 Havtry and Co , T. 64 Schmidt, W., 478, 608 Schuchardt and 8< butte, 540 Scientific Publishing Company, 319 Sheffield Engineer*, Limited. 442 Sheppee Motor Company, 800 Siebe, Gorman, and Co., Limited, 38)
• Siemens Brother* and Co., Limited, 760, e36 Siemens Brothers* Dynamo Works, Limited. Si-0
• 8Ueertown Oil Storage Company, 478 8is«on and Co , Limited, V., 766 Skelton and Co., II. J., 64 Smith and Son, of Saltlev, Limited, Thoma*, 606
• 8pencer, Heath, and George, Limited, 1S6 Spencer, Limited, John, 4<8 Stamm, W.. 126
• 8tanhope Water Engineering Comj>ari\, Limited, 380
• Steme and Co., Limited, L-, 64 Stevenson, Limited, John, 442 Sturtevant Engineering Company, Limited, 319
• Sutcliffe, Speakman, ami Co.. Limited, 508 Sutcliffe Ventilating and Dry ing Company, S8u Switch-Gear Company, Limited, 64 Tangyes. Limited. 606 Taylor, Charles, 540 Terry and Sons, Herbert, 508 Thornton, Limited, A. G., 826 Tough and Henderson, 64 Traylor Engineering Company, 766 Trussed Concrete Steel Com|«any, Limited, 310
• Turner, E. O, 606 Yandervsll and Co., C. A., 380 Verity*, Limited, 64 , 540 Wade, Sons, and Co., Richd., 478 Walker, Hill, and Co., 760 Wallwork and Co., Henry, 540 Wannbacher, T. and E., 478 Ward, Limited, Thos., 608 Watson, J. 8., 006 Weatherburn, R., 64
• Wellmann Scaver-Morgan Company, Limited, 442
• Wilkinson, Heywood, and Clark, 540
• Willans and Robinson, Limited, 766, 795
• Willock, Reid, and Co., Limited, 795
• Wilson and Co., E. L., 319
• Wilson and Co., Limited, J. H., 826
• Wood and Co., Limited, Ed., 795
• Wolf and Co., 8., 380
• Wright and Co., Joseph, 319, 508
• Young, T. W., 442 4'onl:

Coal

• Admiralty Contracts, 397 Belgian Exports, 755, 875 Belgian Imports, 875 Belgian Production, 213, 336 Belgian State Railway Contract, 419 Briquettes (Test of) in the States, 176 Bristol Channel Shipments, 111 British Exports, 190, 397, 586 Brunai Deposits (Borneo), 96 Cape Contracts, 126
• Cardiff, 17, 49, 81, 111, 184, 205, 239, 271, 302, 335, 365, 397, 427, 461, 493, 523, 659, 591, 661. 683, 717, 749, 783, 813, 843, 875 Danish Railway Contracts, 303, 427 Dominion Coal Company’s Rescue Station, 875
• Doncaster Scams, 590
• Electric v. Mule Haulage, 397
• Financial Results in the Coal Trade, 331
• Forest of Dean, 459
• F’rench Contracts. 271, 493
• French Imports, 523
• French Production, 201, 362
• German Production, 109, 365, 4S7, 813
• Glyncorrwg, 49
• Hull Trade. 48, 364 , 682, 812
• Indian Coal, 442, 658
• Machine Mining in the United States, 683 Middlesbrough, 49, 81, 111, 205, 271, 303, 365, 397, 427, 460, 523, 559, 590, 661, 683, 748, 783, 812, 843, 874 Mines, Deeper, 204 New Tredegar, 17
• New Zealand Government Collieries, 49 Rhenish-Westphalian Syndicate, 239 Russian Output, 334, 640, 869 Scotch Trade, 334
• Sheffield, 17.48,80, 110. 184, 204, 239, 271, 302, 335, 364, 396. 426, 461,492, 523, 558, 590, 661, 682, 716, 748, 783, 812, 843, 874 South African Deposits, 874 Swedish Production, 319 Transvaal Production, 442 Welsh Coal for France, 783 WeUh Coal for Ireland, 813 Welsh Coal for the North. 335 Welsh Coal for Russia, 6s3 Welsh Combine, 813
• Welsh Exports. 49. 239, 365, 523, 683, 843, 875 Welsh Seams (New), 239, 366 Western Australian Seam, 695 World’s Production, 686

Companies

• Andrew and Co., Limited, John Henry, 623 Appleby*. Limited, 6S3
• Bristol Tramways and Carriage Company, Limited. 184
• Brown and 11 arland-Wolff. 17, 110 Brown-Baylev's Steel-Works, 48 Camuiell. Laird, arid Co., Limited, 239. 461 Cockerill, Kociltt Anon \ me John, 682
• Consett Iron Company. Limited, 246 Davy Brothers, Limited, 48, 80 Dorman. LOOK, and Co.. Limited, 717
• Fox and Co., Limited, Samuel, 184, 230/492 Fume**. Withy, and Co., 184 Gloucester Railway Carriage and Wagon Company, Limited. 271, 335
• Guest, Keen, and .Nettlefold*, Limited. 305,6*2 Hawthorn, Leslie, and Co., Limited, 60S, 335 Krupp Company, 874 Mawhood Brother*, 302
• I Meuse Construction Workshops Company, 21S Midland Iron Company, Limited, 748 Parsons Marine Steam-Turbine Company, 559 | Port Talbot Railway and Docks Company, 239 l
• Richardsons, Westgarth, and Co., 523 | Sharpness New Docks and Gloucester arid Birmingham Navigation Company, 717 Sheepbridge Coal and Iron Company, Limited, ill
• Sheffield Forge and Rolling-Mills Companv, Limited, 2S3
• Sheffield Gas Company, 335 Sheffield United Gas-Light Company, 082 Staveley Coal and Iron Company, Limited, Sift; Warner and Co. (Engineers), Ltd., Robert, 082 Westing house Electric and Manufacturing Company, 205
• Defence of Coast* fatal Drainage. b« 8etn%ft Electric Tramways. fra*** l.leetricilj t

Electricity

• Arc Lighting, 839 Carbon Brushes, Life of, &S1 < urrent Transmission in Sweden, 858 Detroit Ton ml ; Electrical Ejuipmept, lv- Ele; trie Arc and Mr*. Ayrton : Erratum, 85b Electricity rerun* Compressed Air in Mine*. 117 Ether Explosions, 171
• Formula for Electromotive Force of Arc, 8 :t Frosted Limps ; Candle-Power, 30 German Wireless Telegraphy, 460 Imperial Combination Code, 436 Indian Telegraphy, 420 Lightning, Protection of Buildings from, 42 Monmouth UthUn, 493 Mussoorie Hydro-Elcctrio Scheme, 783 South Australian Telegraphy, 256 South Wales Power Distribution, 591 8tafslund Power-Station, 287 Stockholm-Berlin Telephone, 492 Storage-Batteries; Diagrams of Connection*, 76 4 Submarine Telegraphy, 492 Sydney-Melboume Telephone, 331 Taxing Electricity in Germany, 717 Telegraph Line in French Africa, 279 Training of Telegraph and Telephone Engineers, 531
• Trolley-Wires, Overhead ; Spacing of Hanger* 749
• West Ham Supply, 718 Wireless Telegraph at the Antipodes, 238 Wireless Telegraph on Norwegian Vessels; Practical Utility, 176
• Engineering. K«* Shipbuilding and /rufuifrm

Engines and Boilers

• Boiler Installation for North China, 17 Boiler Working, 49
• British Exports of Steam-Engine*, 522 Convex Splash-Bar Cooling-Towers, 334 Curtis Turbine Tests, 111 Locomotive Boiler Explosion (Hull and Barnsley Railway), 783
• Locomotive Boilers, Demands Upon, 111 Mosher Boilers ; Seamless Tubes, 397 Turbine (Compound) Tests, 591 Turbine, Steam, and its Inventor, 183. See also Errata, 277
• Turbines in the German Navy, 601

Errata and Addenda

• Dover Harbour Works, 26 Electric Arc and Mrs. Ayrton, 839 Electrically-Controlled Single-Lever Testing Machine and Some Torsion Test*, 555 Engineering Conference, 26 Engineering and Machinery Exhibition, 65ft Gas Distribution at High Pressure, 26 Gyroscope, Theory of, 365 Joiner Work on “ klauretania,” 718 Lloyd's Regnster of Shipping Losses, 336 Marine Steam Turbine, 558 Morton's Portable Rivet-Furnace, 559 Optical Pyrometiy, 364 Otavi Railway, 245 Parsons’ Turbine, Designing of, 277 Proell Steam-Calculator. 690 River Pollution and Self-Purification, 16 Sheppee Motor Company's Feed-Pump, 457

Exhibitions

• Aarhus Exhibition, 590 Automobile International, 183
• Berlin International Automobile, 749 Buenos Ayres International, 792 Christchurch (N Z.) International, 782 Engineering (Olympia), 335 : Erratum, 558 Franco-Brilish Exhibition, 522 Illumination and Heating (Russia), 531 Industrial Exhibitions, 504 Machinery, San Paulo, 44 Manchester Gas. 559 Motors (Olympia), 427 Physical Society’s Exhibition, 71i, *82 Scottish National (.1908), 202 Siberian, 239
• St. Petersburg International Lighting, * 18 Explosions. See Engine* and BoUert Explosives. See Oun*
• Vas and Gas Endues :
• Acetylene Gas in Italy, 774 Bristol; Cost of Gas, 559 Diesel Engine, 757
• “Gas Distribution at High Pressure hrra- tum, 26
• Gas-Poisoning of Gas-Engine Attendants, 303 Gas Works Directory and Statistics, 461 Gould Producer-Gas Plant Efficiency, 461 Guns and Explosives:
• Artillery, Latest Improvements in English and French, 111
• French Gun Contracts, 682 Gun and Ammunition Trade, 319

Harbours, Piers, etc

• Antwerp Harbour Extensions, 190 Bahia, 331
• Barry Graving Dock, 683
• Beaujeu Channel. St. Lawrence, 459
• Blyth Lighthouse, 117
• Bordeaux Port Improvements, 755
• Bristol Docks, 813
• Bruges Harbour Works, 119
• Buenos Ayres Improvements, 420
• Cardiff New Dock, 81
• Christiania Harbour Works, 568
• Dover Harbour Works : Erratum, 26
• Falmouth Docks, 335
• Floating Dock at Duluth (Minn.), 590
• Hartlepool; Victoria Dock, 749
• Heysham Harbour Additions, 715
• Japanese Harbour Developments, 280
• Libau ; Free Port, 591
• Llanelly, 813
• Malmo Free Harbour, Froposed, 103 Mersey ; Dredging Operations, 869 Moroccan Harbour Works, 427 Newport Docks, 427, 749 Ouse Improvements, 678 Para, Port Developments, 890 Portsmouth (New) Lock, 493 ROdby Harbour, 886 Rotterdam Floating Dock, 238 Rotterdam Harbour Extensions, 190 Russian and Swedish : Joint Working, 875 Scarborough Improvements, 310 Sligo Harbour Improvements, 884 South wold Harbour (New), 501 Spanish Developments, 205 Stockholm Free Harbour (Proposed), 680 Strumblehead Lighthouse, 427 Swansea Docks, 49, 461, 523, 843 Swansea Harbour, 81, 717 Tees Conservancy, 807 Tees Dry Docks, 492 Tyne Dock, 841

Industries:

• Agricultural Machinery and Implements in Russia, 492
• Aluminium Industry, 647 Blyth ; Industrial Possibilities, 718 British Machinery Exports, 493 British Rail Exports, 222, 334, 407, 492, 749, 842 Cutlery Exports, 204, 783, 813 Financial Results in the Iron and Coal Trade, 331
• French Automobile Trade, 279 Iron and Steel Trust Extension, 17 Iron Trade, 884 Llanelly Tin Trade, 591 Locomotive Exports, 49, 397, 523, 749, 813 Mexican Railway and Motor Works, 279 Nitrate Trust (Hamburg Report), 303 Russia’s Foreign Trade, 319 •
• Russian Industries, 826 Sheffield as a Steel Centre, 661 Swansea Valley Tin, &c., Trade, 17, 81, 239, 335, 397, 717, 749, 783, 813 Sugar Manufacture in Formosa, 435 Textile Machinery Exports, 488 Institutions. 8e« Technical Societlet Irrigation :
• Argentine, 359
• British Columbia, Pumping by Electricity, 312 Calgary (Canadian North West), 345 Indian, 239, 428

Iron and Steel

• American Ore, 884, 890 “Annuaire de Comity des Forges,” 461 Bessemer Ingots ; Output at Pittsburg, 717 Blast-Furnaces, Belgian, 611, 842 Blast-Furnaces, Welsh, 111 British Exports of Manufactured Iron and Steel, 591
• British Imports of Iron Minerals, 591 British Iron Minerals, 1887-1906, 690 British Metallurgical Resources, 689 British Kail Exports, 222, 334,407, 492, 749, 842 Caen Iron Ore, 591
• Castings, Crystallisation and Breakages of 812 Cleveland, 17, 49, 81, 111, 184, 206,239, 271, 303, 335, 365, 396, 427, 460, 493, 523, 559, 590, 661, 683, 717, 748, 783, 812, 843, 874 Cupolas and Cupola Melting, 716 Dowlais, 17, 49, 81, 111, 184, 271, 303, 335, 365, 397, 427, 461, 493, 523, 591, 661, 683, 717, 749, 813. 843
• Electric Steel, 836
• Electric Steel Smelting in Sweden, 540 Eaton Steel Works, 493
• Furnace, Long-Lived, 559 Financial Results in the Iron Trade, 331 German Ore, 794 German Pit-Iron, 231, 362, 449 German Rail Exports, 205 German Steel Union, 591 Hickman’s New Works. 695 High-Speed Steel-Testing. 426 Ingot Moulds, 90-Ton, 302 Japanese Works, New, 782 Lancashire, 28, 60,122,172, 247, 472, 603, 604 Lapland Ore Deposits, 599 Lash Steel Process, 492 Lithgow (N.S.W.), Blast-Furnace, 37 Middlesbrough Statistics, 17, 49, 493 Midland Trade, 28, 60, 80, 122, 172, 247, 472, 504, 534, 603, 664, 694, 72-5, 762, 794, 854 New’ Brunswick Ore, 558
• Production and Prices of Manufactured Iron, 215
• Record Iron Castings, 783 Russian Company’s Trade, 809 Ru'-so-Belgian Company’s Trade, 875 Scotch Trade, 17, 48, 80, 110, 183, 204, 23S, 271, 302, 334, 364, 396, 426. 460, 492, 522, 558, 590, 661, 682, 716, 748, 782, S12, 842, 874 Sheffield, 17, 48, 80, 110, 184, 204, 239, 271, 302, 335, 396, 426, 461, 492, 523, 558, 590, 661, 682, 716, 748, 783. 812, 843, 874 Swedish Ore, 287, 319 Tantalum Steel Tests, 591 Tees Shipments, 184,335, 460, 783 Tool Steel: Discrimination between Ordinary and High Speed, 531 Tool Steel, Lecture on, 559 United States Pig-Iron Production, 303 Walsall Furnaces, Re Started, 396 Waste Energy in Iron and Steel Works ; Utili- sa'ion, 874
• Welsh Shipments, 843 World’s Production cf Pig Iron, 63, 365 Labour Questions. 8oo Trade Societies, Ac. Light, Electric. Bee Electricity Machine Tools. See Mechanic*

Markets:

• Cleveland, 17, 48, 81, 111, 184, 205, 239, 271, 302, 335, 365, 396, 427, 460, 493, 523, 559, 590, 661, 683, 717, 748, 783, 812, 843, 874 Glasgow’ Pig-Iron, 17, 48, 80, 110, 183, 204, 238, 271, 302, 334, 364, 396, 426, 460, 492, 522, 558, 590, 661, 682, 716, 748, 782, 812, 842, 874 Sulphate of Ammonia, 48,8 \ 110, 183, 204, 238, 271, 302, 334, 364, 396, 426, 460, 492, 522, 558, 590, 661, 682, 716, 748, 782, 812, 842, 874

Mechanics

• Aeroplanes, Leading Edges of, 365
• Air-Liquefaction Plant at Buffalo, 76% 884 Arctic Sea Atmosphere, 64 Balloons, Effect of Impure Hydrogen on, 822 Beams, Wooden, Strength under Impact, 49 , Calcium Carbide, Manufacture of, 268 I Calculating-Machine, 807
• Calorime'rio Trial Station at Bochum, 303 “ Castolin ” for Brazing Cast Iron, 80 Centigrade Scale ; Original Reading, 813, Chucks, Self-Centering Heavy Cuts with, 501 Concrete-Mixing Machine (Roll), 111 Copper Mirrors, Making of, 461 Crane for Japan, Large Electric, 559 Dust Cleaning ; Hydraulic Suction System, 661 Electric Furnace for Determining Melting- Points of Slags, 365 Ether Explosions, 171 Ferro-Concrete Construction, 530 Gases and Metals; Occlusion and Diffusion, 461
• Gates at the Roosevelt Dam, 531 Gravity, Determination of Intensity, 395 Gravity in the Antarctic, 460 Gyroscope, Theory of; Erratum, 305 Ice Machinf ry at the Scottish Ice Rink, 531 Ionium, 749
• Iron ; Specific Heat, 794 Melting-Points of Metal and Calibration of Thermo-Elements, 748
• Melting Points of Platinum and Palladium, 875 ; of Rare Metals, 493
• Mercury Air-Pumps ; Increasing Resistance to Shock, 813
• Monnot Metal (Steel-Copper), 365 Morton’s Portable Rivet-Furnace : Erratum, 559
• ; Nickel Silicides, 700 | Nitrogen, Fixation of Atmospheric, 686
• Objective (Photographic) with Uranium Glass Lens, 427
• Optical Pyrometr.v : Erratum, 364 Pumping-Plant (Electric High-Pressure Centrifugal) for Carlshof, 303 Rateau High-Pressire Centrifugal Fans, 302 “ Sarco” COc Recorder, 48 Smelting out Silicon from Ores, 365 Sulphur Reduction in the Kjellin Furnace, 749 “ Tandem ” Alloy for Packings, 397 Taximeter, Smith’s “ Perfect,” 336 Technical College Drawing, 120 Temperature Gradient of the Earth, 373 Testing-Machine and Torsion Tests : Erratum, 655
• Viscosity of Fused Salts in the Furnace, 601
• Metals. 8ec Industries, Iron and Steel, and Mechanic*.

Mining

• Alaskan Gold, 678 Aluminium Production, 124 “Annuaire et Aide-Memoire des Mines,” &c.. 682
• Antipodean Gold, 469 Australian Gold. 724 British Gold Imports, 238, 523, 843 British Machinery Exports, 423 Greenland Copper, 493 Hardening Furnace (Electric), 683 Haulage, Electric v. Mule, in Coal-Mines. 397
• Icelandic Minerals, 794 Indian Manganese, 678 Machinery, Coal-Cutting, in U.S.A.,083 " Metalliferous Mining,” 659
• Michigan School of Mines, 540 Mining Terms, Standardisation of, 718 Norwegian Copper Mining, 713 Petroleum in New Zealand, 172 Petroleum in North Germany, 404 Petroleum in the United States, 874

Miscellaneous :

• Aachen Technical High School, 847 Addressbuch fur alle Zweige der Hiitten Metall-Industrie, 683 Affor stat on, State in Scotland, 504 Algerian Public Works, 760 Ameiican Patent Office, 380 Antioyl Soap, 63
• Apprentices at Richardsons, Westgarth’s, 813 Arctic Sea Atmosphe e, 64 Argentine Immigration, 554 Armstrong College, Newcastle on-Tyne, 700 Atwood Anniversary, 57 Battersea Polytechnic, 49 “ Black Diamonds,” Where Found, 531 Brass Foundry Regulations (Home Office), 64, 606, 748
• Brazilian Development, 813 Bridge and Roof Builders’ Combine, 461 British Fire-Prevention Committee’s Tests, 18, 117, 176, 591, 874
• “ British Journal ” Photographic Almanack, 782
• Buenos Ayres ; Municipal Developments, 238 Buenos Ayres ; Population, 508 Buenos Ayres ; Public Works, 865 Canada ; Commercial Hand-Book, 335 Catania ; Failure of Municipal Undertaking, 3*7
• Chemical Trade Directory, 559 City and Guilds Fellowship, Mr. A. E. Young, 110
• College Calendars, 319, 345, 362, 404, 427 Contracts (Tenders, &c.), 58, 81, 110, 183, 213, 245, 271, 311, 374, 396, 405, 427, 457, 494, 530, 568, 589, 592, 660, 662, 679, 683, 724, 747, 782, 783, 807, 842, 875, 883 Cotton-Bales, Hooping of, 493 Country and Seaside Guide, 360 Dewey System for Technical Libraries, 461 Earthwork Diagrams, 559 Engineering Standards Committee, 49, 81, 365 Engineering Standard Specifications, 49, 489 Erosion of Sea-Shores ; Protection, 96 Faculty of Commerce (Birmingham), 122 Ferro-Concrete Building, Failure of, 591 Fire-Tests with Petrol-Tanks, 397 Floors (Concrete); Load Test, 874 Fog, Dispersion of, 822. See also 408 Fowler’s Mechanical Engineer’s Pocket Book, 683
• German Technical Colleges, 680 Glasgow and Wtst of Scotland Technical College, 664
• Harcourt Bequests, 600 Heating Plant for Japanese Steel Works, 405 Heriott-Watt College, Edinburgh, 766 Imperial College of Science and Technology, 73, 782
• Jamaica Logwood, 519 Land-Clearing Machine Competition, 279 Lectures to Workmen in Dinner-Hour, 331 Life-Saving Apparatus, 18 Liverpool University, 81 Local Government Board and Private Contract, 783
• London County Council Scholarships, 395 London County Council Schools, 374 London Locomotion and Transport, 124 London School of Economics, 361 Macdonald’s English Directory andGazetteer, 60 Map of Lumbwa and Sotik (Africa), 559 Marine Technical Terms, 365 “ Mechanical World ” Pocket-Book, 783 Merchant Venturers’ Technical College, Bristol, 814
• Municipal Trading, 591 New York Traffic, 606
• Northampton Polytechnic Institute, 423, 653 Oil-Storage Tanks at Portsmouth, 461 Optical Society ; Thomas Young Oration, 558 Oxford University School of Engineering, 56 Paper used in Printing, 813 Personal, 16, 67, 88, 110, 111, 182, 203, 245, 271 311, 336, 361, 406, 427, 458, 489, 531, 559, 592, 662, 679, 713, 744, 779, 822 843, 875 Petroleum Reservoir at Belgrade, 279 Pontypridd Municipal Undertakings, 749 Pullman Town, 109
• Refrigerating Industries ; International Congress, 558
• Refuse-Destructor at New York Abandoned. 531
• Respirator, Aluminium, 396 Rhodesia ; Information for Tourists, 106 Roumanian Works in Contemplation, 631 San Francisco ; Rebuilding, 658 Smoke Nuisance and the London County Council, 48 Soudan, Maps of, 407 South Africa (Guide), 811 Southsea and Portsmouth Guide, 373 Standard Notation for Engineering Formula), 875
• Steel-Wire Works Gutted, 184 Sugar Machinery for Porto Rico, 500 Swedish Patents, 239 Tasmania, Development of, 60 Traction Engines and Bridges ; Action at Law. 540
• Trans-Atlantic Travel, 204 Thrift and Security. 875 United States, Wealth of, 206 University College; Chadwick Trust Medals, 676 University College Old 8tudents, 689 Vineyard Cultivation Competition for Machines, 279
• War Secretary at Hadfield’s Works, 717 Weather Cannonades, 408 Wembley Tower, 361
• West African Public Works (French), 803 Year’s Patents, 783 Yellow Fever and Mosquitoes, 96 Zeppelin and the German Government, 875

Motor-Cars Ac.:

• Agricultural Motor Competition, C53
• Alcohol and Petrol; Comparative Cost, 779
• Automobile Hand Book, 1907, 301
• Bombay Motor Show, 426
• BritishMotor-Boat Club ; Cowes Meeting, 77
• Commercial Car Record, 869
• Daimler Company’s Scholarships, 805
• Fishing-Boats (Motor), 600
• French Automobile Trade, 279
• Fuels ; Comparative Cost, 559
• Fuels for Motor Purposes, 364
• Fuels ; Relative Values for Motors, 461
• Fuels ; Road Tests, 491
• Gasoline-Car ; Cost of Running, 397
• German Road Tractor (Electrical), 683
• Krausz’s Automobile Dictionary, 826
• London Motor-Omnibuses, 568
• Motor-Boats on Dutch Canals, 717
• Motor-Car Instruction, 589
• Motor Fire-Engines, 427 875
• Motor Roads to London, 791
• Olympia Exhibition, 427
• Rolls-Royce Six-Cylinder Car (Trials), 239
• Test of Petrol-Motors, 460
• Testing Motor Tyres, 508
• Twenty-Four-Hour Ride, 17
• United States Motor Exports, 493

Naval:

• “ Agamemnon,” H.M.S., 303
• “ Andromeda,” H.M.S., 559
• “Aurora,” H.M.S., 427
• Austrian Gunboat Contracts, 279
• Beardmore’s Construction Works, 279
• “ Bellerophon,” H.M.S., 17
• Brazilian Torpedo-Boat, 360
• “Caesar,” H.M.S., 184, 239
• Cranes for Devonport, 591
• Cruiser, New Type of, 81
• “ Cyclops,” Repair-Ship, 661
• Devonport Works, Offices, 365
• Engineers, Navy, 81
• French Naval Trials, 766
• French Navy, 184, 662
• French Navy List, 842
• German Contracts and Private Yards, 813
• German Navy, 331, 492, 52t)
• Greek Navy, Destroyer for the, 420 Italian Navy, 478, 843 Japanese Torpedo-Boat Destroyer, 599 Japanese Vessel for Transport of Submarii es, 531
• “ Liberty,” French Battleship, 436 “Minotaur,” H.M.S., 205, 461, 749 Moorings, &c , Admiralty Contract for, 49 Portsmouth New Lock, 303 Russian Navy, 96, 397, 679, 764 Scholarship in Naval Architecture, 279 Sea Terms and Phrases, 843 Spanish Navy, 205 “ Spendoni,” Greek Destroyer, 554 Submarine Salvage Vessel, 749 Submarines, American, 826 Submarines, French, 63 Submarines, Japanese, 183 Submersibles, French, 343 “Superb,” H.M.S., 589 Swedish Fleet, 238 “ Swift,” H M. Destroyer, 809 “Tartar,” H.M. Destroyer, 716, 812, 842 “ T&ndraire,” H.M.S. 427, 523 Torpedo-Boats for China, 81 Turbine Battlt-ships, French, 111 “Vale,” Swedish Destroyer, 717
• Obituary. See GRNERAL INDEX
• Physics. See Mechanic*
• Piers. See Harbour*

Railways and Locomotives:

• Algerian Railways, 26
• American Railroad Development, 361
• Argentine Railway Scheme, 303
• Barry, 184
• Belgian State Railways ; Manning, 176
• Block Signals on Pennsylvania Railroad. 236
• Boilers, Demands upon, 111
• Brake Levers and the Board of Trade, 428
• Brazilian Locomotive Building, 869
• British Rail Exports, 222, 334, 407, 492
• Cable Railways for Railway Construction
• 683
• Californian Electrio, 111
• Cape to Cairo, 559
• Cape Central, New, 381
• Cape Government Railways, 406
• Cape Government Railways ; Lighting of Vehi-
• cles, 531
• Car Repairs on United States Railways (Cost),
• Cardiff, 205
• Central South African Railways, 45 Clermont-Ferrand Mountain Railway, 49 Danish State Railway Locomotives, 797 Danish State Railways, 606 East River Bridge, New York, 49 Egyptian Import of Locomotives, &c., 212 Egyptian State, 95
• Electric Locomotive, 15-Cyole Two-Phase 397 Erie Company’s Repair Contract with Baldwin’s, 813
• Exports of British Steel Sleepers, &e., 344 206^ Carried and CaPital Cost per Mile,
• French Railway Revenue, 204 German State Railways, 238 i Great Central Locomotives, 206 I G*i28 Indiao Penin8ula and Indian Midland,
• I Great Western Extensions, 205, 397
• Qreat Western Railway versus Nethertor
• I Ss? NVr?8t,ern Railway versus Pearson, 661 Hedjaz Railway Contracts, 683 HuH and Barnsley Eight-Coupled Locomoti
• Indian Railway Economics, 439 Indian Railway Progress, 473 Indian Railway Rolling-Stock, 638, 664 Italian Rolling-Stock, 647
• KnllwuyH ami Locomotlveii-eonhnuft/.
• Japanese State Railways. 427 Krasnovodsk-Karachi, 740 Lapland Railway Construction, 765 Light Railway Orders, 66, 238, 334, 397, 619, 570. 678, 843
• " Light Railway Policy Erratum, 26 Light Railway System in France, 303 Lincolnshire Light Railways. 49 Locomotive Contract, Tunisian, 205 Locomotive Exports. 49, 397, 523, 749, 813 l*ocomotives for New South Wales, 206 Locomotive Works, Baldwin, 749 l»ooomotive Works (New Canadian), 620 Locomotive, 4-6-2 Type, on Pennsylvania Railroad, 401
• l/ondon Locomotion and Transport, 124 London Railways and Tramways (Map), 487 Mallet Lo omotive, Compound Performance, 126
• Mallet Locomotives in the United States, 717 Mileage of Street and Elevated Railways in the States, 531
• Montemoro-Novo (Portugal). 205 Newport Tunnel (Great Western Railway), 303 New York Tratho, 606
• North-Eastern Company’s Marshalling Yard,
• 181
• North-Eastern Extension, 239 Northern Nigeria, 749 Otavi Railway : Erratum, 245 Permanent-Way of High Speed Inter-urban Lines (N.Y.S.), 531 Pontypridd Station (TafT Vale), 813 Port Talbot Railway, 683 Rail Fractures on United States Roads, 205 Railway Construction in Chili. 713 Railway Officials, Universal Directory of, 362 Railway Projects in South America, 117 Railway Rates, 875 Railway Safety-Appliances, 183 Repair-Shop Labour; Cost on American Lines, 493
• Rhymnev Motor Service, 461 Rhymney Valley. Ill, 397 Rolling-Stock in France, 117, 123 Rolling-Stock Tests (Ohio), 727 Roumania, 107 Roumanian Locomotives, 184 Russian Locomotives ; Contract, 36 Russian Railway Trucks, 386 Russian State, 239 Sarca Valley Line, 531 Sheffield to Glasgow (Proposed), 80 Simplon; Steam Locomotives, 436. See LKTTEHS.
• South Australian Railways, 315 Spanish Railways, 6S0
• Specification for Rolling-Stock, Standard, 57 Speeds, High, on British Railways, 303 St. Gothard ; Hydro-Electric Contracts, 559 Swedish Companies and their Employes, 110 Swiss Railways, 279
• Tabic Mountain Railway (Proposed), 875 Track, Long Straight (No. th Ontario), 591 Train-Lighting (Electric); Systems Compared 591
• Transandine Railway s, 632, 875 Trealaw Bridge (New) Station, 523 Trolley Locomotive for Freight-Yard Use, 531 Truck's on the North-Eastern, 117 Yignole Rails ; Improvement of Section, 531 Vladi-Caucasian Railway, 238 Welsh Railway Traffic, 493 World’s Railways, 201

Sewage

• Argentine Sanitation, 362 Bath Scheme, 271 Kingswood Scheme. 875
• River-Pollution and Self-Purification : Erratum, 16
• tttllppiug* 8 MShlpbuildina.se.

Ships and Shipbuilding :

• American Shipbuilding, 586 Antwerp to Freemantle ; Record Voyage, 74S Barge-Loading Dredger " Premier,” 310 “ California "(Anchor Line), 184 Canadian Pacific Steamers, 493 Canadian Suction Dredger, 202 “ Clan Graham ” (s.s.), 222 Clyde, &c., 17, 48, 80, 183. 204, 238, 302, 334, 364, 460, 492, 661, 782, 812, 842 Dominion Liners (New), 183 Dredger for Thames Estuary, 679 Fire-Float for Shanghai, 493 French State Subsioy to Merchant Vessels, 29S German Steamship Companies; Tonnage Development, 224
• ** Grampian ” (Allan Liner), 183 Hamburg Trade, 256 Harland and Wolff’s New Berths, 361 “ Huanchaco’’(Pacific). 279 Ice-Breaking Steamer, 364 Joiner Work on the “ Mauretania Erratum, 718
• Lake Boats, Three Large, 493 Libau ; Free Port, 591 Lloyd’s Returns, 493, 692 “ Lusitania ” (Cunard), 238 Mercantile Marine Undermanning, 794 Mississippi, 683 _>il Barge, Launch of, 522 Rhodes’ Steamship Guide, 111
• Seamen in the Mercantile Marine, 854 Spanish Developments, 205 Steadying 8hips by Pendulums, 809 Steam Ferry Between Sweden and Germany (Proposed), 000 “Suevic's” New Bow, 492 8wansea Trade, 591 Swedish Shipping ; State Aid, 119, 205 Table Bay Returns, 03
• Thames Service (tandon County Council), 748,
• Waterford ; New Dredger, 390 World’s Shipping, 397 Yacht-Repairing, Expeditious, 710 Societies. Bee Technical, Ac., or Trade*, Ac. Strikes. See Trade Societies, Ac.

Technical Societies, Congresses, Etc.

• American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 245, 000
• British Association for the Advancement of Science, 77
• British Foundrymen’s Association, 110, 204, 590
• British Weights and Measures Association, 604 Civil and Mechanical Engineering Society, 000 Engineering and Scientific Association of Ireland, 494, 843
• llerzungsaiid Lllftungsfachmanner, 80 Institute of Marine Engineers, 20,117, 494,504, 659, 008, 717
• Institute of Mining Engineers, 335, 304 Institute of Sanitary Engineers, 757 Institution of Civil Engineers, 213, 053 Institution of Civil Engineers (Yorkshire Section), 874
• Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders in Scotland, 658,710 842 Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 201 Institution of Mechanical Engineers (Graduates), 531, 079
• Institution of Naval Architects, 807 Iron and Steel Institute, 304 Junior Institution of Eogineers, 17, 111, 410, 494, 507. 715. 812, 830 Midland Institute of Engineers, 110 Navigation Congress, International 420, Optical Society, 558
• Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society, 519
• Royal Institution, 791, 813
• Royal Meteorological Society, 574
• Royal Sanitary Institute, 302
• Rugby Engineering Society, 767
• Sheffield Society of Engineers, 843
• Society of Arts, 18, 20, 083, 724
• Society of Engineers, 812
• South American Railway Congress, 717
• Souih Wales Institute of Engineers, 184, 591
• Verein Deutscher Ingenieure, 717
• West of Scotland Iron and Steel Institute, 843
• Teleurnphy. See Electricity Telephony. 8ee Electricity
• Trade. See Coat. Iron and Steel Markets, Shipbuilding, Electricity, and Industrie*

Trade Societies, Unions, etc:

• Admiralty and their Skilled Workers, 300
• Admiralty Employes’ Working Hours, 439
• Amalgamated Engineers and Socialism, 827
• American Federation of Labour, 003 “ American Federationist,” 122, 40S, 570, 854 Antwerp Dockers’ Strike, 439, 472 Antwerp Strike Breakers, 343 Atlantic Gulf, &c., Marine Engineers. 408 Australia ; Industrial Conditions, 504 Australia and the Protection of Labour, 603, 701
• Australian Labour Party and Sir John Forest, 210
• Austrian Railway Strike, 504 Bakers’ Wages, &c., 28, 300 Battersea Unemployed 854 Belfast Dockers’, &c., Strike, 28, 00, 89, 122, 172, 210, 247
• Belfast Police Revolt, 218 Blacksmiths’ Society, Associated, 59, 2S0, 438, 002, 854 .
• Blast-Furnacemen’8 Wages, 49, 60, 504 Boot and Shoe Makers’International Congress, 503
• Boot and Shoe Operatbes, National Union of, 89, 280, 438 504. 091, 827 Boot and Shoe Operatives’ Strikes, &c., 504, 534, 604
• Boot and Shoe Operatives and Sweating, 343 Board of Trade Reports as to Labour, 121, 312, 437, 533, 609, 002, 003, 093, 827, 880 Boilermakers’ and Shipbuilders’ Society, 122, 312, 438, 472, 604, 570, 701, 880 Burt, Thomas, and Coercive Policy, 504 Capmakers’ Dispute at Manchester, 280, 360 Card-Room Operatives and Factory Inspectors, 89
• Carlisle Biscuit Works Dispute ; Award, 534 Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Society, S9, 280, 480, 534, 725, 854
• Cement and Chalk Workers, Correct Payment Of, 408
• Clerks’ National Union, 794 Cleveland Ironstone Miners and the Labour Party, 472
• Cleveland Miners’ Wages, 493, 690 Clyde Shipbuilding and Wages, 762
• Clyde Unions ; Prospective Federation, 570
• Coal Conciliation Boards and Wages, 00, 247, 570, 004, 091, 793
• Coal-Mines (Eight-Hours) Bill, 343, 300
• Coal Trade, Unrest in, 300
• Colour Question and the Amalgamated Engineers, 633
• Conciliation and Arbitration ; Board of Trade Report, 533, 002
• Conciliation, Compulsory, 701
• Continental Labour Market, 083
• Cotton Operatives and the Bolton List, 094, 725, 793, 827, &54, 880
• Cotton Operatives and Fine Spinning, 300
• Cotton-Spinners, Operative, 89, 312, 300, 438, 534, 761, 880
• Cotton Trade ; Indian Rivalry, 171
• Cotton Trade ; Progress of Conciliation, 171
• Durham Miners’ Association, 60, 172, 247, 408,
• 438, 504, 063
• Durham Miners and the Federation, 827
• Eight-Hour Day for Seamen, 304
• Electrical Trades Union, 204
• Employers and Employed ; Question of Ascendency, 407
• Employers’ Federation and the Iron - Shipbuilders’ and Boilermakers’ Union, 303, 438,
• 472, 504
• Employers’ Liability and Workmen’s Compensation Acts, 360
• Engineering Trade Wages, 80
• Engineers, Amalgamated Society of, 60, 247, 280, 407, 533, 663, 827
• Erith Strike (Vickers), 28, 60
• Factory and Workshop Acts Administration and Labour Members, 172
• Factories and Workshops ; Ventilation, 246
• Fair Wages Resolution, 725
• Federation of Engineering and Shipbuilding Trades, 214, 408
• Federation of Trade*, General, 60, 602
• Federation of Trades ; Secretary, 172, 664
• Fluctuation of Wages, 122, 312, 438, 570, 663,
• 693, 827, 886
• Frickley Colliery Dispute, 28
• Gas Workers and General Labourers’ Union,
• 172
• German Female Factory Hands; Legisla ion,343
• German Social Democrats' Congress, 471
• German Strikes, Cost of, 6C6
• Glasgow Power-Loom Tenters’ Dispute, 472
• Glasgow Printers’ Dispute, 664
• Government Departments, Labour Members’
• Attacks on, 172
• Hairdressers’ Union, 794
• Hatters’ Dispute, 28, 60, 694, 761, 794
• Home Work ; Sweating Conditions, 28
• Hours of Work in Austria, 854
• Indian Railway Strike, 761, 794, 886
• Industrial Exhibitions, 504
• Industrial Notes, 27, 59, 89, 121, 171, 214, 246,
• 280, 312, 343, 360, 407, 437, 471, 503, 533,
• 569, 602, 663, 693, 725, 761, 793. 827, 854, 886
• Industrial Situation, 121, 312, 437, 569, 693,
• 762, 886
• Ironfounders’ Society, 27, 122, 280, 407, 534,
• 694, 854
• Ironmoulders’ Society, 89, 247, 438, 570, 694,
• 827
• “ Ironworkers’ Journal,” 60, 247, 408, 504, 663,
• 827
• Ironworkers’ Wages, 60, 183, 184, 215, 216, 408,
• 427, 663, 748, 782, 827
• Italian Railwnymen’s Strike, 570
• Labour Day in America, 360
• Labour Defeat at West Hull, 794
• Labour Groups ; Difficulty of Fusion, 360
• Labour Legislation and the 1907 Session, 280
• Labour Party’s Quarterly Circular, 247, 663
• Labour War Fund in America, 408
• Lancashire Weaving-Sheds, Closing of, 28
• “ Le Jaune,” 247
• Leicester Boot and Shoe Operatives’ Strike, 343 Limerick Gas Workers, 172 “ Living-in ” Strike (North London), 122 Living-in System and Shop Assistants, 503 Locomotive Engineers and the Railway Dispute, 438
• London County Council Drivers, 439 London Master Builders and Trade-Union Boundary, 694
• Manchester Ship Canal ; Dockers’ Strike, 28 Mercantile Marine, Seamen in, 854 Mercantile Marine ; Undermanning, 794 Mercantile Marine, Use of English Language in, 725, 854
• Midland Railway ; Strike of Non-Union Cleaners, 603
• Midland Wages’ Board ; Retirement of Secretary, 472
• Milan Strikes, 534 Milbourne Bakers' Wages, 504 Miners and Non-Unionists, 534 Miners’ Federation, 793
• Miners’ Federation in Lancashire and Cheshire, 280
• Miners’ Federation : Socialistic Tendency, 534 Miners’ International Congress, 471 Miners, Northumberland and the Federation, 343
• Miners (North Wales) and the Price-List, 408, 472, 534
• Miners’ Strikes at Mexborough and in Haddington, 439
• Miners' Waves, 702, 854
• Minimum Wage Question, 854
• National Free Labour Association, 488
• New Zealand Labour Law, 3*0
• North-East Coast Engineers' Wages, 28
• North-East Coast Shipbuilders and Wages 702, 854
• Northumberland Miners and Working Days 064 6 J ’
• Norwegian Labour Conflicts, 281 Nova Scotia, Miners' Strike, 534
• Nut and Bolt Makers’ Strike. 664 Office of Works and Union Kates, 216 Old-Age Pensions; Foresters’ Scheme, 247 280
• Order of Merit. Miners’, 90 Paisley Thread-Mills Strike. 472, 504 Pattern-Makers’ Strike, Vickers. 48 Peaceful Picketing Case, 408 Peterborough, Great Northern Railway Workers’ Strike at, 472
• Pittsburg Street Railway Employes and Prohibitions, 794
• Post-Office Casuals, Improved Conditions, 827 Post Office Servants; Report of Committee, 172. 280, 360
• Prussian Railways ; Employes’ Dispute, 570 Racial Hostility in America, 360 Railway Servants, Amalgamated Society of. Railway Workers’ Demands, 172,210, 247, 2S0, 408, 438, 472, 504, 534 , 570, 603, 663, 694, 725, 794
• Rand Strike, 122, 214
• Right to Work, Interference with, 725
• Russian Trade-Union Statistics, 471
• Scottish Miners' Wages, 28, 9i), 793
• Shipping Federation, International Organisa-
• tion, 570
• Shipyard Wages, 827
• Shop Assistants, North London, Strike of, 90
• Shop Hours Act, Non-Adoption, 603
• Skilled Labour Report, 121, 312, 437, 569, 66 5,
• 693, 886
• Socialistic Campaign in Politics, 602
• South Wales Miners and Non-Unionism, 343
• South Wales Miners’ Wages, 216, 239, 247, 461
• State Pensions, 827
• Strike Statistics, 121, 312, 438, 570, 602, 663,
• 693, 886
• Strikes, Unauthorised, 602
• Swedish Employers’ Union, 591
• Swedish Railway Employes and Arbitration.
• 110
• Swedish Strikes and Lock-Outs, 576
• Thames Lightermen’s Dispute, 794
• Tool-Makers, Amalgamated, 89
• Trade-Union Movement; International Report.
• Trade-Union Tyranny, 854 Trade Unions and Post-Office Savings Bank, 122
• “Trades and Labour Gazette,” 534, 854 Trades Union Congress, S9, 343, 360 Tramwaymen’s Dispute (L.C.G.), 504 Typographical Circular, 8S6 Unemployed Workmen Bill, 246, 694 Unemployment Act; Leeds Corporation Experiment, 408
• Unionism ; Some Developments, 693 Unions, Recognition or Non-Recognition of, 216
• Vancouver, Outburst of Racial Resentment a', 408
• Vanguard Motormen’s Strike, 360 Wages Resolution of Manchester Council, 247 War Office Chair Contract, 343 Welsh Coal-Haulers’ Wages, 312 Women Workers’ Conference, 602 Work and Wages in Nova Scotia, 694 Workmen’s Compensation Act; Explanatory Memorandum, 504

Tramways :

• Brighton Corporation, 60 Bristol, 749
• British Extensions, 749 Glasgow Corporation, 80 Gloucester, 783
• London Railways and Tramways (Map), 487 Mozley Tramear, 493 “ Pay-as-You-Enter ” Street-Cars, 875 Plymouth Corporation, 335 Portsmouth Corporation, 184 Surface-Contact System for London Tramways, 81, 175
• Trucks, Longer Wheel-Base, 559

Tunnelling

• Arthur’s Pass (N.Z.) Tunnel, 590 Detroit Tunnel, Electrical Equipment, 126 Salzburg-Carinthia, 491 Severn Tunnel (G.W.R.), 493 Simplon (Second) Tunnel, 843 Vehicles. See Cart, Hot or, and Rciihcays, Warships. See .Varaf

Water Works:

• Derwent Valley Water, 3S0
• Leicester Supply, 870
• Liverpool, 96
• Loughborough Corporation. 95, 744
• Lyons Improvements, 748
• Water Works Directory and Statistics, 315
• Yeo, Pollution of, 365

See Also

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