Engineering 1909 Jan-Jun: Index: Paragraphs

Engineering 1909 Jan-Jun: Paragraphs Index

Engineering 1909 Jan-Jun: Paragraphs Index

Engineering 1909 Jan-Jun: Paragraphs Index

Engineering 1909 Jan-Jun: Paragraphs Index

Engineering 1909 Jan-Jun: Paragraphs Index

Engineering 1909 Jan-Jun: Paragraphs Index

Engineering 1909 Jan-Jun: Paragraphs Index

Engineering 1909 Jan-Jun: Paragraphs Index

Engineering 1909 Jan-Jun: Paragraphs Index

Engineering 1909 Jan-Jun: Paragraphs Index

Engineering 1909 Jan-Jun: Paragraphs Index

Engineering 1909 Jan-Jun: Paragraphs Index

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Paragraphs Index

Accidents;

• Electric-Shock Accidents, 539
• Employers’ Hand-Book on Accidents to Workpeople, 321
• Fatal Accidents to Employes, 48
• Industrial Death-Roll, 367
• Railway Accidents, 759
• Railway Accidents in United States, 15

Agrriculture:

• Argentine Imports of Implements, 402
• British Engine Exports, 393
• Motor Ploughing and Irrigating Plant, 736
• Royal Society’s Show, 156
• Alloys* See Mechanics

Appointments:

• Comptroller-General of Patents, 75
• Engineer-in-Chief of the Navy, 87
• General Manager, Palmer’s Shipbuilding Company, 665
• Merchant Venturers’ Technical College and the University of Bristol, 849
• Motor-Car Engineering Professorship, 27
• Ordnance Board : Consulting Engineer, 860
• Portsmouth Dockyard : Admiral Superintendent, 381
• Secretary, Amalgamated Engineers, 126
• Secretary, Electrical Engineers, 216
• Tunbridge Wells Borough Engineers, 662
• Armoar* SeeJVat»al
• Artillery* See Guns
• Automobiles* See Motcr-Cars
• Boilers* See Snginss and Boilers

Bridges

• Burma : Scherzer Rolling-Lift, 10
• Concrete Arch Bridges, 659
• Concrete Railway Bridge (U.S.A.), 200
• Danish Railway Bridge (Proposed), 64
• Ferro-Concrete and Steel Bridges; Erratuin^ 853
• Newport Transporter Bridge, 381
• Niagara Gorge Railway Bridge, 247
• Railway Bridge over Vistula. 156
• Sinlumkaba Ferro-Concrete Bridge, 820 Sunderland (Great) Bridge, 860

Canals and Waterways:

• Emperor William, 302
• Italian Works, 853
• Manchester Ship, 251
• New Zealand Works, 527
• Panama, 31, 216, 321
• Rio Pilcomayo, 695
• Russian Works, 527
• United States Internal Waterways, 285
• Cars, Motor* See Motor-Cars.

Catalogues: 33, 48, 132, 167, 200, 266, 338, 370, 402, 438, 472, 543, 575, 616, 649, 676, 713, 744, 804, 836, 862

• Adamson, Joseph, 643
• Adamson and Co., Joseph, 649
• Akrill and Co., Limited, C., 402
• Allej’ and Co., Stephen, 48
• Alley and McLellan, Limited, 575
• Anderson, Anderson, and Anderson, Limited, 402
• Applebys. Limited, 132, 804
• Archdale and Co., Limited, J., 713
• Argus Engineering Company, 472
• Armorduct Manufacturing Company, Limited, 836
• Atlas Carbon and Battery Company, Limited, 744
• Atlas Resilient Road Wheels, Limited, 370
• Auty and Co.. Thos., 862
• Babcock and Wilcox, Limited, 543
• Back-Steering Traction and Non-Skid Tyre Syndicate, Limited, 370
• Bailey and Co., Limited, W. H., 676
• Barford and Perkins, 649
• Barlow’s Patent Lift, 438
• Barron and Bithell, 615
• Baxendale and Co., 862
• Beardmore and Co., Limited, Win., 804
• Beck, O. N., 836
• Bennis and Co., Limited, Ed., 132
• Birmingham Carbon Works, 543
• Blakeborough and Sons, J., 338
• Blakeley, Sons, and Co., Limited, Firth, 338, 713
• Bonnella and Son, Limited, D. H., 72
• Bowden’s Patents Syndicate, Limited, E. M., 438
• Brauckmann, Albert, 338
• Brill Company, J. G., 338
• British Bariquand and Marre Engine Company, Limited, 48, 167, 402
• British Electric Plant Company, 676
• British Thomson-Houston Company, Limited, 744
• British Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, Limited, 33
• Brooke and Co., Limited, J. W., 48,167
• Broughton Copper Company, Limited, Manchester, 33
• Brown, A. G., 649
• Brown and Sons, David, 200
• Brown and Sons (H, F. D.), Limited, David, 649 Browning Engineering Company, 543 “ Brush Budget,” 48
• Burrup, Mathieson, and Sprague, Limited, 649 Butler, Theodore, 675
• Cambridge Scientific Instrument Company, Limited, 48
• Camera Construction Company, 167
• Carver, Limited, C. F., 744
• Gasmey, W. H., 472* 804
• Clarkson and Beckitt, 48
• Clayton and Co., Huddersfield, Limited, 615 Clemence, Walter, 862
• Consett Iron Company, Limited, 132, 543, 862
• Consolidated Accessories Company, 48
• Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Company, Limited, 543
• Cowper-Coles Galvanising Syndicate, Limited, 649
• Crane Company, 338
• Crittall Manufacturing Company, Limited, 266
• Crooks and Co., Limited, Robert, 649
• Crosby Steam-Gage and Valve Company, 200
• Crossley Brothers, Limited, 543
• Cutting Brothers, 543
• Daimler Bulletin, 338
• Daimler Motor Company (1904), Limited, 615
• Dallison and Co., W. J., 402
• Dean Brothers, 338, 615, 713
• Dean Brothers’ Steam-Pump Works, 836
• Dean, Smith, and Grace, Limited, 167
• Dennis Brothers, Limited, 713
• Donkin Company, Limited, Bryan, 804
• Doulton and Co., Limited, 48
• Durant Company, W. N., 575
• Electric and Ordnance Accessories Company, Limited, 804, 836
• Electrical Company, Limited, 402, 543, 713, 830, 862
• Elliott Brothers, 836
• Empire Roller Bearings Company, Limited, 713
• Engineering Supplies, Limited, 338
• Eyre Smelting Company, Limited, 575
• Foster Brothers, Limited, 615
• Gaukroger, Sykes, and Roberts, Limited, 132
• Geipel and Co., William, 48, 132, 266, 713, 804
• Geist, E. IL, 649
• General Electric Company, Limited, 266, 836
• Gesellschaft fUr Hochdruck-Rohrleitungen, 200
• Gibbons, Junr., Limited, B., 615
• Gilbert Arc-Lamp Company, Limited, 48
• Glover and Co., M., 472
• Grayson, Limited, H. and C., 862
• Green, VV. A., 575
• Grbndal-Kjellin Company, Limited, 543
• Haddon and Co., John, 713
• Hall and Co., Limited, J. P., 543, 615
• Hamilton and Co., Limited, J. B., 370
• Hammel Brothers, 472
• Hannoversche Maschinenbau A.-G., 804
• Harker Patent Fire-Extinguisher and Fumigator Company, 836
• Marling, W. H., 804
• Harvey and Co., G. A., 402
• Harvey, Frost and Co., Limited, 543
• Haslam and Schontheil, 744
• Hawkes, Limited, 0. C., 266
• Henley's Telegraph Works Co, Limited, W. T.,370
• Herbert, Limited, Alfred, 543
• Herbert, Limited, Edward G., 2C0
• Heywood and Co., Limited, S. H., 575
• Hill and Pickles, 543
• Hoffmann Manufacturing Co, Limited, 676
• Holden and Brooke, Limited, 333
• Holroyd and Co., Limited, John, 200, 615
• India-Rubber, Gutta-Percha, and Telegraph Works Company, Limited, 132, 615, 744
• International Time-Recording Company, 266
• J. L. Manufacturing Co, Limited, 338
• Johnson, Clapham, and Morris, Limited, Richard, 649, 804
• Johnson and Phillips, 33, 167
• Kaye and Sons, Limited, Joseph, 472
• Keith and Blackman and Co., Limited, James, 132, 402
• Keuffel and Esser Company, 575
• Knowles and Wollaston, 266
• Kynoch, Limited, 836
• Lacy-Hulbert and Co., Limited, 713
• Lassen and Hjort, 370
• Le Bas and Co., Edw., 338
• Lea, J. E., 402
• Leeds Forge Company, Limited, 543, 649
• Lew’is, H. K., 862
• Lilleshall Company, Limited, 200
• Linolite Company, 543
• Little, Gilbert, 402
• “Loco.” Vapour Gas Light Company, Limited, 472
• Loewe and Co., Limited, Ludw., 438, 744 Lynwood and Co., 862
• Machine-Tool Company, Limited, 338, 713 Maclaren Brothers, 167
• Mactaggart, Scott, and Co., Limited, 132 Manganese Bronze and Brass Company, Limited, 132
• Manufacturing Photo-Papers Company, 575
• Marples, Leach, and Co., Limited, 48, 200, 402, 543, 713
• Mason Brothers, 804
• Mavor and Coulson, Limited, 48, 200
• Meehan and Sons, Limited, 575
• Mirrlees, Bickerton, and Day, Limited, 48, 472, 862
• Model Manufacturing Company, 48
• Morley Electrical Engineering Company, Limited, 438
• Moss and Co., H. E., 338
• Mouchel and Partners, L. G., 713
• Munzing, H., 167
• Murray, Lotz, and Co., 744
• Nationale Elektricitats Gesellschaft, 649
• Nelson Valve Company, 649
• New Phonophore Telephone Company, Limited, 48
• Newtons, Limitedi 33} 438
• Niles-Bement-Pond Company, 676, 713
• Normal Powder and Ammunition Company, Limited, 132
• Oliver Machinery Company, Limited, 575 Ore-Concentration Company (1905), Limited, 713
• Orten-Boring, Jens, 370
• Palfreyman and Co., W. H., 744
• Parsons Motor Company, Limited, 266, 543
• Pels and Co., Henry, 744
• Perkin, John W., 649
• Petrie, Limited, H. W., 266
• Pfeil and Co., 48
• Piercy and Co., Limited, 744
• Pilchers, Limited, 132
• Pratchitt Brothers, 615
• Princeps and Co.,713
• Pooleyand Son, Limited, Henry, 200
• Power-Gas Corporation, L’lnited. 438
• Ransome and Co., Limited, A., 472
• Rea\'ell and Co.. Limited, 543
• Reddaway and Co., Limited, F., 48
• Recold, Limited, Hans, 370
• Reo Motor-Car Company, 338
• Reynolds and Co., F. W., 543
• Reyrolle and Co., Limited, 338, 543
• Riehle Brothers’ Testing-Machine Company 676
• Robertson and Co., Limited, W. H. A., 836 Robey and Co., Limited, 370
• Rolls-Royce, Limited, 676
• Roper, Wm., 836
• Ropeways, Limited, 862
• Russell and Co., Limited, John, 836
• Salmon, Whitfield, and Co., 862
• Scott and Mountain, Limited, Ernest, 338 Severn and Co., 266
• Sheppee Motor Company, 649
• Siemens Brothers and Co., Limited, 575, 676, 804
• Siemens Brothers’ Dynamo Works, Limited, 338, 713
• Simons Magneto Company, Limited, 438
• Smidth and Co., F. L., 338
• Smith and Co., D. Ramsay, 472
• Smith, J. Ciceri, 266
• Smith and Sons of Saltley, Limited, Thomas, 200
• Snowdon, Sons, and Co., Limited, 402
• Southgate Engineering Company, 649
• Spannagel, H., 862
• Spencer, Limited, John, 338
• Stewarts and Lloyds, Limited, 266
• Sugden, Limited, T., 370
• Sun Patent Evaporator Company, 836
• Sunbeam Lamp Company, Limited, 266
• Swiss Locomotive and Machine Works, 649 Switch-Gear Company, Limited, 649
• Tangyes, Limited, 575
• Thorn and Hoddle Acetylene Company, Limited, 615
• Thorny croft and Co., Limited, John I., 402
• Vandervell and Co., C. A., 132
• Vaughan and Son, Limited, 200
• Vickers Sons and Maxim, Limited, 402, 836
• Vince and Co., James, 616
• Vincit Company, Limited, 713
• Vosper and Co., Limited, 472
• Wade, Sons, and Co., Richard, 266
• Wallach Brothers, Limited, 370
• Ward and Co., Limited, H. W., 370, 862
• Watts Brothers, 438
• Waygocd and Co., Limited, R., 543
• Webster and Bennett, Limited, 676 Wellman-Seaver and Head, Limited, 338
• Wells and Co., Matthew, 338
• Wheeler Condenser and Engineering Company, 370
• White Brothers’ Engineering and Machinery Company, Limited, 713
• Willcox and Co., W, H., 676
• Wilson and Co., Limited, J. H., 167
• Witton-James System of Printing-Press Control, 676
• Wolseley Tool and Motor-Car Company, Limited, 48, 744
• Wood and Co., R. D., 438
• Worsley-Mesnes Iron-Works Company, 266 Worthington Pump Company, Limited, £36 Wright and Co., Joseph, 132
• “Z” Electric Lamp Manufacturing Company, 575
• Coal:
• Admiralty Contracts, 759
• Australian and Japanese Coal, 266
• Belgian Imports and Exports, 366, 608
• British Coal Exports, 15,183
• Canadian Coal, 728
• Cardiff, 15, 49, 79, 115, 149, 183, 217, 247, 285, 321, 355, 381, 421, 455, 491, 527, 559, 595, 633, 665, 697, 727, 769, 789, 821, 861
• Coal-Dust in Mines, 58, 248
• Coal-Trade Crisis, 789
• Colliery Guide, Reid’s Handy, 450
• Fiery Mines and Blasting Operations, 149
• Foreign Contracts, 595
• French Production, 270, 804
• German Imports and Exports, 661
• German Naval Contracts, 861
• German Production, 33, 284, 338, 472, 706, 714
• Greenland Coal, 301
• Hints to Coal-Buyers, 402
• Howe Bridge : Rescue Apparatus, 149
• Hull Trade, 78, 354, 664, 823
• Italian Imports, 206
• Mexican Coal, 580, 802
• Middlesbrough, 15, 49, 115, 148, 183, 381, 861 New Zealand Production, 15
• Nottinghamshire Coal, 213, 489
• Philippine Coab 268
• C'onl—continued.
• Port Talbot Developments, 183
• Scotch Exports, 134
• Sheffield, 15, 48,78, 115, 149, 183, 217, 216, 284, 320, 364, 381, 421, 455, 491, 526, 658, 594, 632, 664, 697, 726, 758, 789, 821, 860
• “ Sirocco ” Mine-Fans, 285
• South Russian Coal for Baltic Ports, 260
• South Wales Coal Companies, 382
• South Wales Shipments, 759
• South Wales Steam-Coal District Map, 758
• Swansea, Electricity at, 455
• Swansea Returns, 821
• Ural Coal, 864
• Victorian Coal, 79
• Welsh Coal for Belgium, 355
• Welsh Coal and the “ Mauretania,” 759
• Welsh Combine, 15
• Welsh Exports, 49, 79, 247, 381, 527, 665, 821
• Welsh Seams (New), 527
• Winding-Engines for Naval Collieries, Limited, 58
• Winding-Gear at Tirpentwys Colliery, 321
• World’s Production and Consumption, 402
• Companies :
• Albion Steam-Coal Company, Limited, 217
• Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., Limited, 421
• Beyer, Peacock, and Co., Limited, 285
• Bristol and South Wales Railway Wagon Company, Limited, 217
• British Engine, Boiler, and Electrical Insurance Company, 421
• Brown and Co., Limited, John, 849
• Burmeister and Wain Shipbuilding ano Engineering Company, 512
• Bute Shipbuilding, Engineering, and Dry Dock Company, Limited, 821
• Cammell Laird and Co., 455, 768
• Cardiff Channel, Dry Docks, and Pontoon Company, Limited, 821
• Cargo Fleet Iron Company, Limited, 727
• Clayton, Shuttleworth, and Co., Limited, 506 Cooke and Co., William, 758
• Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron, and Coal Company, Limited, 789
• Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, Limited, 321
• Forges et Chantiers de la Mtiditerran^e, 608
• Great Western Colliery Company, Limited, 321
• Hadfield’s Steel-Foundry Company, 354, 420
• Jessop and Sons, Limited, William, 284, 320, 381
• Lister and Co., 149
• Messageries Maritimes, 649, 689
• Parkgate Iron and Steel Company, 664
• Penrikyber Navigation Colliery Company, Limited, 355
• Powell Duffryn Steam-Coal Company, Limited, 321
• Rhymney Iron Company, Limited, 183
• Ruston, Proctor, and Co., Limited, 723
• Sharpness New Docks and Company, 697 South Wales Electrical Power - Distribution
• Company, 455
• South Yorkshire Navigation Company, 491 Thornycroft and Co., Limited, John I., 665 Tredegar Iron and Coal Company, Limited, 759
• United States Steel Corporation, 534
• Vickers Sons and Maxim, Limited, 354, 381, 420
• Western Wagon and Property Company, 217
• Defence of Coasts* See j^avai
• Drainage. See Sewage
• Electric Tramways. See Tramways
• Electricity;
• A.E.G. Zeitung, 575
• Alternating-Current Surgings, 595
• Ceiling-Rose Cleat (The S.J.), 355
• Combined Phonic Telegraph and Telephone, 336
• Cotton-Mills, Electrical Driving, 380 Dielectrics, Use of, 543
• Directory, Universal Electrical, 213 Distributing Systems for Supply, 698
• Electric Sets for French Destroyers, 798
• “ Electrician ” Electrical Trades’ Directory and Hand-Book, 472
• Electricity from the Wind, 420
• Electricity Supply ; Pocket-Book, 726 Fiume Hydraulic Power Plant Scheme, 674 Garcke’s Manual of Undertakings, 527 Germany-Brazil; Submarine Cable, 680
• Great Eastern Steamers : Wireless Telegraphy, 338
• High-Efficiency Lamp, 455
• Hydraulic Power in Spain, 402
• Hydraulic Power Plants in New York, 194 Italy, Power in, 64
• Lantern-Slides of Electrical Installations, 421 London Electric Supply Act, 821
• Magnetic Drill-Holder, 759
• Mexican Hydro-Electric Installation, 512 Moscicki Electrical Condenser; Erratum, 114 Paris, Current Distribution in, 625 Rheinhessen Electricity Supply, 615
• Russo-Danish Submarine Cable, 49 Single-Phase Electric Railways, 285
• South American Wireless Telegraphy, 726 Swedish Peat Electric Stations, 534
• Swiss Hydro-Electric Power, 49 Telegraph-Posts, Wood, 200
• Tram-Rails, Electrical Welding, 380 Transmission Lines from Niagara, 559
• Wireless Telegraph Stations, World’s, 438 Wireless Telegraphy at Sea, 149
• Wireless Tekgraphy on Trains; 380
• KUSiUeorillgr* see Shipbuilding and Inausfntt j ]
• Cnefnes and BO11«TH :
• A.E.G. Curtis Steam-Turbine, 559
• Boiler-Settinqr: Modern Methods, 266
• De Laval Steam-Turbine ; Steam Consumption, 758
• Feed-Water and Removal of Impurities, 251 Reciprocating Engines and High Vacua; Addendum, 3Q2.
• Stokers and Premiums, 727
• Turbine Installation, Large, in Sweden, 200 Turbines, Rubber Foundation for Steam, 183 Wilkinson’s Feed-Water Heater, 726
• Errata and Addenda:
• Austrian Submarine'^*, 225
• Egyptian State Railways, Accident on, 79 Ferro-Concrete and Steel Bridges, 853 Hasler Locomotive Speed-Recorder and Indicator, 248
• Heysbam Harbour ; Midland Railway, 400 Hi^gh-Pressure and Temperature Experiment, Institution of Naval Architects, 595 Italian Submarine “Foca,”665
• Main Drainage of the Metropolis 720
• Moscicki Electrical Condenser, 114 Oechelhauser Gas-Engine, 15 Ramp, T. P. Railway, 281
• Ransome-ver Mehr Concrete-Mixer, 705
• Reciprocating Engines and High Vacua, 302 Shipbuilding, 49, 192
• Tank Committee Report, 595
• Exhibitions ;
• Aero Exhibition at Olympia, 281
• Aeronautical, 10
• Brescia; Electrical Appliances, 132
• Brussels (1910), 726
• Christiania, 211
• Danish National (Aarhus), 663
• Frankfort-Main Airship Exhibition, 321 Imperial International, 115, 338
• Manchester Engineering (Proposed), 115
• Nancy Exhibition, 595 I
• Radways and Land Transport (Buenos Aires), j
• Royal Commission for International Exhibi- ' tions, 419 I
• Smoke Abatement, 115, 320, 354
• St. Petersburg (New Inventions), 213
• Winnipeg Industrial Exhibition, 225, 556, 697 World’s Travel and Sports, 734
• Explosions. See Engines and Boilei s
• Explosives. See Guns
• <4ns and <«as Eiisrines:
• Bermondsey Gas Explosion, 192
• Diesel Engine Experiments, 145
• Gas-Meters and Coin-Freed Mechanisms, 754 Leeds Gas Profits, 726
• Mond Gas-Plant at Heysham Harbour, 338,400 Mond Gas-Plant for Hong Kong, 393 Oechelhauser Gas-Engine ; Erratum, 15 Referees, Notification of Gas, 79
• Suction-Gas Plant Explosion, 250
• Chillis and Explosives:
• Breech-Blocks, 498
• Magazines, New, at Bedenham, 15
• Naval Gunnery in 1908, 224
• Railway Gun-Trucks, 726
• Range-Finder Tests in America, 10
• Harbours. Piers. Arc.:
• Antwerp Harbour, New Lock, 245
• Avonraouth Dock, 355
• Barren Jack Dam (New South Wales), 628 Bristol Docks, 183, 355, 559, 665
• Bristol, Future of, 697
• Buenos Aires Port Enlargements, 397
• Callao Floating Dock, 490
• Cardiff Junction Dry Dock, 285
• Channel Dry Docks and other Companies; Fusion, 115
• Constantinople Harbour Traffic, 192
• Dams on the River Ruhr, 224
• Falmouth Dock Scheme, 115
• Floating Dock (Steel), Norwegian, 853
• German Docks, Large, 727
• Hamburg Port, 621
• Havre ; New Port Works, 773
• Immingham Dock, 366
• Italian Harbour Works, 280
• Japanese Harbour Improvements, 867
• Longstone Harbour, 595
• Newcastle (N.S.W.) Port Improvements, 280, 867
• Newport Docks, 116, 247
• Odessa Free Harbour Schemes, 696
• Port Talbot; Dredging Work, 115
• Portsmouth Dredging Operations, 491 Rotterdam Harbour Works, 645 Russian Schemes, 49
• St. La^^rence Channel, 836
• Sumatra Harbour Improvements, 674
• Swansea Harbour and Docks, 355, 861
• Turkish Works, Proposed, 382
• Tyne Dock Improvements, 48
• IndustPics:
• Acids, Manufacture at Milan, 861
• American Business Developments, 569
• British Marks on Foreign-Made Goods, 759 Cement in Germany, 438
• Enamelling (Vitreous) Regulations, 45
• French Steel Tariff, 78
• Germany; Industrial Position, 697
• Hull Trade, 500
• Italian Imports and Exports, 48
• Leeds Municipal Trading, 464
• Llanelly Tin-Plate Trade, 321, 697
• Locomotive Exports, 250, 356, 536, 713
• Sheffield and the American Tariff, 420
• Sheffield Chamber of Commerce, 217
• Swansea Valley Tin, &c.. Trade, 49, 79, 183, 217, 247, 285, 321, 366, 421, 465, 627, 569, 69 b 633, 727
• Swiss Machinery Trade, 166
• Tin-Plate Trade, 183
• Trade in 1908, 44
• luHtitUtlonH. See Teshnicat ^ooi^stiet
• Kron and Steel :
• American Pig Iron, 184
• Austrian Iron Syndicate Prices, 559 Belgian Blast-Furnaces, 184, 727 “ Bosshardt” Metal, 633
• British Rail Exports, 76, 247, 575, 713
• Briton Ferry Sheet-Mills, 861 Canadian Ore, 12
• Canadian Rails for Mexico, 88
• Cleveland, 15, 49, 79, 115, 148, 183, 217, 216, 285, 321, 355, 381, 421, 455, 491, 527, 559, 595, 633, 665, 697, 725, 757, 789, 821, 861
• Dowlais, 49, 79, 149, 183, 285, 381, 421, 491, 527,
• • 597, 633, 685, 697, 727, 821, 861 Electro-Metallurgy in Norway, 115 Foreign Ore, 861 French Steel Tariff. 78 French Tariff on Steel Goods, 246 General Trade, 126, 160, 194, 226, 333, 367, 396, 432, 466, 499, 539, 650, 676, 737, 769, 800, 865 German Pig-Iron Production, 113 German Raila for China, 98 H^roult Furnaces, 88, 455 High-Speed Steel Litigation, 183 Improved Steel (Extra Double Mushet), 217 Improved Steel (“ Ultra Capital”), 284 Iron Ore in the C6tes-du-Nord, 759 Indian Ore, 268 Laurahutte Company’s Contract, 355 Lorraine Luxemburg Pig-Iron Syndicate, 32,574 Luxemburg Steel Works (New), 376 Manganese Rails, 14, 217
• Manganese Steel Rails, Rolling of (Schneider), 861
• Middlesbrough Statistics, 79, 527 Permanent-Waj" Exports, 795 Polish Iron Trust, 491
• Rail-Mills at Gary (Ind.), 759
• Scotch Iron and Steel Trade Conference, 78 Scotch Iron and Steel Trade and Demurrage. 14 Scotch Trade. 14, 48, 78, 114, 115, 148, 182, 216, 246, 284, 320, 354, 381, 420, 454, 491, 626, 558, 594, 632, 664, 696, 726, 758, 788, 820, 860
• Sheffield, 15, 48, 78, 115, 149,183, 217, 246, 284, 320, 354, 381, 420, 455, 491, 526, 558, 594, 632, 664, 697, 726, 758, 789, 821, 860
• Sheffield and the American Tariff, 420 South Wales Iron Companies, 382 Spanish Ore, 115, 148. 217, 246, 381 Tees Shipments, 49, 183, 321, 465, 633, 759 Tram-Rail Contract (London County Council), 665 I
• Vanadium-Steel Deck-Plates for “ Dreadnoughts,” 759
• Irrigration:
• Egyptian Sluice-Gate Works, 594 Indian, 559
• ! Labour (Questions* See Trade Sodetits. Ac.
• I
• Light, Electric* See ^ctricity Machine Tools* See Uechanica
• Markets:
• Cleveland, 15, 49, 79, 115, 148, 183, 217, 246, 285, 321, 355, 881, 421, 455, 491, 527, 559, 595, 633, 665, 697, 727, 759, 789, 821, 861
• Copper Market, 665, 727, 798, 861
• Glasgow Pig Iron, 14, 48, 78, 114, 148, 182, 216, 246, 284, 320, 354, 381, 420, 454, 491, 526, 558, 594,632, 664, 696, 726, 758, 788, 820, 860
• Metal Market Year-Book, 217
• Sulphate of Ammonia, 14, 48, 78, 114, 148, 182, 216, 246, 284, 320, 354, 420, 454, 491, 526, 558, 594, 632, 664, 696, 726, 758, 788, 820, 860
• Swedish Iron and Steel, 735
• Mcchanlc.s:
• Altitudes, Determination of, 285
• Ball-Bearings, 31
• Beams, Strength of Reinforced-Concrete, 576 “Bosshardt” Metal, 633
• Bricks and Terra-Cotta ; Compression Resistance, 558
• Concrete Aggregates Commission, 47 Corrosion of Steel Reinforcement, 526 Ductile Materials and Strain, 78 Ejector. New Steam, 523
• Essex Hydraulic Calculator, 49 Failure by Shear and Diagonal Tension, 696 Ferro-Tvingsten, Powdered, 556 Fire-Extinguisher, High-Pressure Tank, 200 Glover-Lyon Frictional Reduction Gear, 225 Gravity Incline System in a Quarry, 676 High-Pressure and Temperature Experiment ;
• Erratum, 450
• Hopkinson-Thring Torsion-Meter, 285 Horse-Power Computers (Golding), 248 “ Klingerit ’’Tape Jointing-Material, 247 Liquids, Tension and Volume Relation of Unassociated, 79
• Lubricator (Automatic) for Wire Ropes, 156 Machine-Stoking Developments, 225 Magnetic Drill-Holder, 759
• Metal-Ribbon Manufacture, 192 Metals, Emission Power of, 247 Navvy, Electric, 355
• Nickel by New Electric Process, 49 Paraffin-Engine-Driven Electric Sets forFren' h Destroyers, 798
• Power Transmission by Chains, 167 Radial-Drill Tests (American), 247 Rail-Mills (Electrically-Driven) at Gary, 759 Ransome-ver MehrConcrete-Mixer; Errata, 705 Reinforced Concrete, 79
• Rolling-Mill Plant Experiments, 149 Rope-Driving and Transmission of Power bj’
• Ropes, 713
• Silicon Compounds from the Electric Furnace, 633
• Slide-Rule, The Easyr Hydraulic, 438 Slide-Rules for Fuel Calculations, 795 Temperature Coefficient of the Electro- Chemical Equivalent, 383
• Testing-Machine, Large Compression, 461
• “ Tin-Plaque,” 633 Transformation of Elements, 451 Vacuum Cleaner, Portable, 500
• Metals* See Industries, Iron and Steel, and Mechanics,
• Milling^ and Metallurgy :
• American Minerals, 57
• American Petroleum, 366
• Milling; and Metallurgy—continued.
• Argentine Petroleum, 333
• Australian Gold, 64
• British Gold Imports, 266
• Californian Submarine Petroleum, 321
• Copper Imports. British and French, 213
• “ Copper Hand-Book,” The, 697 Copper-Smelting (Electrolytic) in Russia, 234 Copper Stocks, 45, 317, 381
• Fiery Mines and Blasting Operations, 149 German Mining in 1907, 338
• Howe Bridge ; Rescue Apparatus, 149
• Italian Mining and Metallurgy, 49
• Italian Petroleum, 98
• Lapland Copper Deposits, 115
• Mexican Petroleum, 681
• Radium from Swedish Kolm, 676
• Russian Copper Production, 58
• Russian Mineral Exports, 246 Transvaal Gold, 268
• Winding-Engines for Naval Collieries, Limited, 58
• Miscellaneous;
• Aerial League of Australia, 861
• “ Aerocraft,” 421
• Aeronautics (Lectures), 821
• Aeronautics, Progress in, 490
• Aeronautics ; Stuttgart Professorship, 595 Aeroplane Trial-Grounds, 321
• Aeroplanes and Sheffield, 860
• “ African World” Annual, 15
• I Almanacks, Calendars, &c., 79, 115
• i Architecture, Lectures on, 79, 251 Argentina ; British Investments, 167 Argentine Immigration, 7 Aviation, 217
• “ Bennett Brough ” Memorial Fund, 665
• I Bermondsey’ Gas Explosion, 192 Brickwork, Monolithic, 246 British Marks on Foreign-Made Goods, 759 Catalogue de Dictionnaires Techniques en
• J Toutes LangueSj 490
• Cement Industry in Germany, 438
• J Chelmsford, Hand-Book of, 353
• City of London Directory, 697
• I Concrete Aggregates Commission, 47
• Contracts, Tenders, &c., 14, 145, 280, 321, 354,
• I 383, 526, 632
• Conversion Chart (Abbott), 42
• Crystal Palace Engineering School, 528
• Customs Tariffs of the W’orld, 454
• i Dalton, Sir C., Dinner to, 317
• ( Dennys of Dumbarton, 57
• Depreciation of Works and Machinery, 420 Dust-Laying Test, Official, 789 East London College, 723
• Electrical Trades’ Benevolent Institution, 354
• I Engineering Experiment Station Bulletins, 568 Engineering Standard Specifications, 643, 727 Engineering Wonders of the World. 680 Engineers’ Standardised Publications, 421 English Prices and German Equivalents, 643 Essex Hydraulic Calculator, 49 European Commerce and Population, 681 Fire-Engine, Petrol-Motor, 260 Fire-Extinguisher Experiments (Minimax), 250 Fire-Extinguishing Tests, 98, 200, 284, 421 Fire-Prevention Committee, British, 861 Fire Tests ; Armoured Door, 867 Fire Tests; Rolling Shutter Doors, 526 Firth (Willoughby), Presentation to, 149 Forbes, J. D., Centenary’, 559 Forest Fires in Canada, 820
• I French Patent Act (Proposed), 455
• I French Patent Law, 183
• I General Trade Notices, 674, 697, 723, 754, 789, 821, 861
• I German Population, 396
• German Taxation (Proposed) of Electricity
• I and Gas, 355
• German Technical High-School Attendance,
• j 576
• Goole ; Iron Church Removal, 758
• ) Grain-Elevators for India, 674
• Grain, Moisture Percentage in, 246
• Haworth’s Timber-Measurer and Builders’ Tables, 472
• , Hull Official Hand-Book, 490
• Hydraulic Calculator, Essex, 49
• Id6es Modernes, 450
• Imperial College of Science and Technology,
• I 536, 755, 849 j
• Kelly’s Directory of Engineers, 555 i
• Kerrawalla’s Textile and Engineering Directory’, 527
• Laxton’s Builders’ Price-Book, 247
• London (City) Lamps, 58
• London School of Economics, 98
• Lundy’ Island Signalling Station, 49
• Martin, W. H.; Retirement, 559
• Mechanical Filtration of Water, 354 Mercantile Year-Book and Directory’ of Exporters, 472
• Merchant Venturers’ Technical College, Bristol, 266, 755, 849
• Merchants, Manufacturers, and Shippers, Directory of, 450
• Metric Equivalent Tables, 664
• Metropolitan Improvements (Map), 450
• Motor Fire-Engines in London, 15 Northampton Polytechnic Institute, 149
• Paper Manufacture, Scrub Pine for, 558
• Personal, 11, 43, 156,180, 216, 246, 284, 321, 365, 385, 416, 451, 490, 527, 559, 596, 632, 664, 696, 788, 821, 860
• Petroleum Spirit; Storage, &c., 633
• Portland Cement; Effect of Fineness, 79
• Portland Cement; Every-Day’ Uses, 296 Post-Office Engineering Department Dinner, 284
• Press, Dictionary of World’s, 821
• Public School Year-Book, 281
• Roads ; Resistance to Traction, 696
• Ropes, Square-Plaited Driving, 527
• Samson, Peter, Presentation to, 148 Schoolmasters’ Year-Book and Directory, 476 Scrub Pine for Paper Manufacture, 558 Sell’s Dictionary of the World’s Press, 821 Sell’s Directory of Registered Telegraphic Addresses, 216
• Sheffield Scythe-Grinders and Drink, 753
• MisCCllalieOUft—continued.
• Smoke Abatement, 115, 320, 354
• South Wales Steam Coal District Map, 758
• Spon’s Architects’ and Builders’ Pocket Price- Book,334
• Stamford ; Hand-Book, 632
• State Trading in France, 328
• Status Prize ; Society of Engineers, 438, 860
• Swedish Radium Company, 676
• Swiss Commercial Agency in Eqrypt, 49
• Tar-Spraying Machine Patent Case, 645
• Tenants’ Fixtures Case, 558
• “Through Norway,” 167
• Timber • Measurer and Builders’ Tables, Haworth’s, 472
• “ To and Fro,” 697
• Tourists’ Guide to the Continent, 664
• Trade in 1908. 44
• Trade Notices, General, 674, 697, 723, 789, 821
• United States Patents, 167
• University College Report, 338
• Ventilating Device (Minnitt), 149
• War Office File Contract, 632
• West Indies, Tours in, 267
• Westminster Traffic Census, 47
• Willing’s Press Guide, 124
• Wooden Telegraph-Posts, 200
• World’s Paper Supply, 680
• Year-Book of Scientific and Learned Societies, 860
• Zeppelin Airship D^pot, 283
• Motor-C'ars. drc.:
• Atlas Oscillating Car-Axle, 555
• British Motor-Boat Club Notes, 759
• Conference on Roads and Motors, 385
• Daimler Engine, New, 383, 555
• French Automobiles ; Statistics, 247
• Fuel (New) for Internal-Combustion Engines, 861
• German Motor-Vehicles, 576
• Historical Motor-Cars, 554
• “Homoil,”861
• Light Petrol-Motor, 192
• Long-Distance Journey on Electric Car, 543 Maintenance Charges of a Motor-Car, 727 “ Motor-Boat ” Sea-Mile Contest, 821 Motor-Car Construction and Design, 78
• Motor Engineers and Liability of Owner for Repairs, 861
• Motor-Vehicle Statistics, 158
• Omnibuses, Motor, 47
• Petrol Motor, Light, 192
• Professorship of Motor-Car Engineering, 27 Roads and Motors, Conference on, 385
• Siddeley Sparking-Plug, 251
• Stuttgart Professorship, 595
• Naval:
• American Navy, 43, 861
• American Submarines, 64
• Austrian Ironclads, 593
• Austrian Submarines, 167, 183, 225, 251 Austro-Hungarian Gunboats, 727 Austro-Hunararian Navy, 725 “Bellona,” IL M.S., 285, 355, 421, 821 “ Boadicea,” 491, 821
• Brazilian Destroyer, 696
• Brazilian Warship Repairs, 821
• Chinese Navy, 821 “Collingwood,” H.M.S., 15 “Collingwood” and “Rodney,” Battleships, 633
• Cruiser, New Unarmouied, 559
• Decoration for Royal Naval Reserve Officers, 789
• Devonport Dockyard, 455
• Dock (Dry) at Venice, 861
• Electric Crane at Devonport, 491
• “ Ernest Renan,” French Cruiser, 251
• “ Foca,” Italian Submarine, 631, 665
• French Destroyers, Electric Sets for, 798 French Navy, 167
• French Submarines, 370
• German Coal Contracts, 861
• German Docks, Large, 727
• German Navy, 266
• German Submarines, 698
• German Torpedo-Boats, 697, 829
• Gunnerv in 1908, 224
• Hebburn Naval Dock, Proposed, 664 “Indefatigable,’' H.M. Cruiser, 79 Italian “ Dreadnought,” 820
• Italian Navy, Enlargement, 650, 727
• Italian Navy ; Features of a Battleship, 26S Japanese Navy, 558
• Lista Na vale Italiana, 12
• Liste Navale Francaise, 251, 663
• Longstone Harbour, 595
• “ Nubian,” Destroyer, 568
• Portsmouth Harbour Development, /o9
• Portsmouth Repairing Work, 79
• “ Rio Grande Do Norte,” Destroyer, 633 “ Royal Navy List and Navy Recorder,’ 243 Russian Navy, 559, 697
• Russian Navy and John Brown and Go., boo Submarine Cruisers and Submarines, 301 Submarine Telegraphy and Naval Warfare, 21/ Submersible (Italian) Experiments, 306 “ T^m^raire.” H.M.S., 355, 697 Vanadium-Steel Deck-Platcs for Dreadnoughts. 759
• “ Voltaire,” French Ironclad, 184 Warship-Building at Government and Private Yards, 595
• Obituary* See GBKBRAL IKDBX
• Physics. See M«ohanics
• Piers. See Barbourt
• Railways and Locomotives:
• American Car Orders, 817
• American Development, 44
• American Locomotive Company’s Extensions, 558
• American Rolling-Stock, 742
• Argentine Railway' Difficulty, 333
• Argentine Railway Economics, 49 Australian Locomotive Construction, 104 Australian Railways, 630
• Austrian Rolling-Stock, 860
• Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ; Signals, 355
• Railways and Locomotives- continued.
• Bengal-Nagpur Locomotive, Six-Coupled, Ten- Wheeled, 354
• Brazilian Construction, 802
• Bridge, Line over the St. Lawrence, 218 Bridge over Vistula, 156
• Buenos Aires Great Southern, 166
• Bulgarian State Railways, 662
• Canadian Electric Railways, 454
• Canadian Northern Railway, 356
• Canadian Pacific Rolling-Stock, 347
• Canadian State Railways, 33
• Cape and Cairo Railway, 558
• Central Paraguay ; Change of Gauge, 696
• Chicago ; Brake-Shoes on Elevated Railroad, 79 Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul Railroad, 836 Chilian Construction, 662
• Chinese Railway Development, 510
• Danish Railway Bridge (Proposed), 64
• Danish State Railways, 44
• Devonport Dockyard Railway, 421
• Eastern of France Railway Company, 759
• Egyptian State Railways, Accident; Erratum, 79
• Exeter Station (Great Western Railw’ay), 15
• French Railway Working Expenses, 836
• French Rolling-Stock, 126
• Furness Railway, 336
• Great Western ; Cost of Fuel, 247
• Great Western Railway, 217
• Hasler Locomotive Speed - Recorder, &c.; Erratum, 248
• Hull Official Hand-Book, 490
• Italian State Railways, 559
• Leitner Train-Lighting System, 665
• Light Railway Orders, 32, 47, 114, 247, 370, 697 Locomotive Exports, 250, 355, 536, 713 Locomotive Stay-Bolts (Spring-Steel), 247 Locomotives, German Classification of, 247 London Fire Brigade, 490
• London and South-Western Railway Guide, 744 Lobschberg Tunnel, 78
• Montreux-Glion Rack Railway, 631
• Moscow Circular Railway, 568
• New York Central; Gravity Freight-Yards, 285
• New York Subway Train-Cars, 79
• New Zealand Railways, 768
• Niagara Gorge Railway Bridge, 247
• Gil-Fuel on United States Railways, 321
• Pennsylvania; Electrification, 595
• Pennsylvania Railroad Locomotive Works at Juniata, 167
• Pennsylvania Railroad at New York, 450
• Permanent-Way Diagrams, 418
• Permanent-Way Exports, 795
• Peruvian Construction, 769, 820
• Pressures Against Outer Rail on Curves, 321 Primrose-Hill Tunnel in 1840, 21
• Prussian Electric Railways, 604
• Prussian Railway Contracts, 236
• Prussian State Railways, 633
• Rail on Curves, Pressure Against Outer, 321
• Railway Accidents, 759
• Railway Bibliography, 421
• Railway Gun-Trucks, 726
• Railway Year-Book, 555
• Ramp, T.P. Railway ; Addendum, 281 Roumanian Railways in 1907, 132
• Russian Locomotive Building, 192
• Russian Railways, 488
• Scotch Railways and Demurrage, 114, 148
• Siberian Railway, 729
• South American Railways, 490
• Spanish Railways, 594
• Trackless Electric Railway in Austria, 759
• Train-Despatch by Telephone, 568 Transandine Railway, 584 Welsh Railway Combine, 247
• Welsh Traffic Returns, 491, 559, 633
• Whale, Retirement of Mr. George, 15
• Wireless Telegraphy on Trains, 380
• Sewage:
• Main Drainage of the Metropolis; Erratum, 720
• Rainfall and Design of Sewers, 705 ghippine* Shipbuildinff,Ac.
• Ships and Shipbuilding :
• Acetylene Lighting of Ships, 418
• Atlantic Record (“ Mauretania”), 217, 285 “ Axholme,” Stern-Wheel Steamer, 861 Barry-Rotterdam Service, 633
• Canadian Route ; Fast Passage, 283
• Clyde, &c., 78, 115, 148, 182, 216, 246, 284, 320, 354, 381, 420, 454, 491, 594, 632, 726, 758, 820
• Designing of Modern Ships, 317
• Dredger for Southern Nigeria, 785
• Dredger, The “ Simons,” 848
• Dredgers for the Gulf of Mexico, 64
• Fire-Boat (Merryweather), 735
• Floating Dock (Steel), Norwegian. 853 German Shipping Ring (Proposed), 759 Great Lakes, Shipping on the, 64
• Isherw’ood Longitudinal Framing, 225 Japanese Mercantile Marine, 625
• Japanese Returns, 251
• Lloyd’s Register, 115
• Marseilles Shipping Traffic, 247
• “Megantic,” White Star Liner, 789
• “ Minnewaska,” Transport Liner, 595 Molasses Trade Steamer, 400
• Naval Architecture ; Elgar Bequests, 294 Passenger and Fruit-Carrying Steamer, 489 “ Paulina,” Iron Trade Steamer, 830 Propellers (Bull’s Metal), 527
• Railway Ferry-Steamer, 526
• Rhodes’s Directory of Passenger Steamers, 328 “ Rouen,” Self Trimming Collier, 64
• Russian Commercial Shipping Schemes, 49 “Saga,” Steamship, 615
• Sara Dredger, 696
• Seal-Fishing Steamer, 15
• Ships and Shipbuilding—continued.
• Shipbuilding; Addenda^ 49, 192
• “ Shipping World ” Year Book, 421
• Steamer, Passenger and Fruit-Carrying, 489 Stern-Wheel Steamer “ Axholme,” 861 Submarine Signalling on Great Eastern Service, 556
• Tank Committee Report; Erratum^ 595 Tees-Built Steamer “ Vasari,” 595
• Tees Ship-Repairing Work, 321
• Thames Steamboats, Sale of, 664
• Societies. See Technical, &c„ or J'r«des, Ac.
• Strikes. See Trade Societies, Ac.
• Technical Societies* Ac.:
• American Railway Engineering and Mainten- ance-of-Way Association, 321
• American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 488
• Association of Teachers in Technical Institutions, 629, 706
• Association Technique Maritime, 591
• Association of Water Engineers, 697
• Bradford Engineering Society, 225
• British Association, 284
• British Foundrymen’s Association, 788
• Central Technical College ; Old Students, 285 Chartered Institute of Patent Agents, 633 Chemical Society, 461
• City and Guilds of London Institute, 114, 829 Concrete Institute, 115, 419, 559
• Conference on Roads and Motors, 385 Engineering and Scientific Association of Ireland, 78
• Geologists’ Association, 450
• Incorporated Institution of Automobile Engineers, 115, 248, 393, 450, 788
• Incorporated Municipal Electrical Association, 555
• Institute of Marine Engineers, 321, 656, 723, 848
• Institution of Civil Engineers, 111, 385, 421
• Institution of Civil Engineers (Bristol, &c., Students), 416
• Institution of Civil Engineers (Cardiff Students), 381
• Institution of Civil Engineers (Manchester Students), 355
• Institution of Civil Engineers (Students), 79, 145, 355, 421, 488, 595, 663
• Institution of Electrical Engineers, 114, 216
• Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders in Scotland, 284, 420
• Institution of Gas Engineers, 757, 829
• Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 351, 595, 664
• Institution of Mechanical Engineers (Graduates), 78, 355, 487, 665
• Institution of Mining Electrical Engineers, 757,848
• Institution of Mining Engineers, 642
• Institution of Municipal Engineers, 591
• Institution of Naval Architects, 145
• International Congress for Mining, Metallurgy, Applied Mechanics, and Practical Geology, 861
• International Congress of Applied Chemistry, 556, 727
• International Congress for Testing of Materials, 659
• International Electrotechnical Commission, 338
• International Fire-Service Council, 757
• International Testing Association, 149
• Iron and Steel Institute, 523, 554
• Junior Institution of Engineers, 47, 189, 416, 543, 554, 555, 641, 698, 754
• Leeds Geological Association, 464
• Liverpool Engineering Society, 380
• Manchester Association of Engineers, 149, 705 National Electrical Manufacturers’ Association, 789
• North-East Coast Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders, 788
• Northampton Polytechnic Institute, 149
• Paris Acaddmie des Scienoes, 285
• Prussian Academy of Science, 559
• Roads Improvement Association (Inc.), 568, 642, 789
• Royal Commission for International Exhibitions, 419
• Royal Institution, 156, 455, 642
• Royal Sanitary Institute, 284
• Royal Society of Arts, 845, 848
• Sheffield Society of Engineers and Metallurgists, 183
• Society of Engineers, 184, 438, 526, 705, 820 860
• South Wales Institute of Engineers, 149 Surveyors’ Institution, 455, 662
• Verein Deutscher Ingenieure, 490
• Year-Book of Scientific and Learned Societies, 860
• Telegraphy. See Electricitv
• Telephony. See Electricity
• Trade. See Coal, Iron and Steel Markets, Shiphuild- inq. Electricity, and Industries
• Trade Societies, Unions, Strikes, Arc.: '
• Abercarn Miners’ Dismissal, 650
• Afforestation and the Unemployed, 160, 367, 466
• American Federation of Labour ; Boycott Case, ; 32, 267, 396, 736, 832
• “ American Federationist,” 32, 267, 396, 606, 736, 832
• American Labour Disputes and Injunctions, , 606
• American Miners’ Wages, 396
• Australian Labour Government; Anti-Coalition, 769, 800
• Australian Labour Premier, 800 i
• Trade Societies* Viiioiis, &c»—conetnued.
• Birmingham Bedstead Trade Strike 90 Birmingham Engineering Trade Wages, 90, 267, 466 I
• Blacksmiths’ Society, Associated, 194, 267, 396, 707, 708, 832
• Blastfurnacemen’s Wages, 49, 58, 491 Board of Trade and the Factory Department, 193
• Board of Trade Reports as to Labour, 57, 125, i 159, 295, 431, 466, 538, 569, 606, 736, 769, 864
• Boilerm'ikers and Iron-Ship-Builders, 32, 160, 333, 465, 606, 736, 865
• Boot and Shoe Operatives, National Union of, 194, 367, 498. 676
• Boot and Shoe Trade Disputes, 126, 570 Boy Labour and Unemployment, 32 Bradford Dyers’ Dispute, 90 Bredbury Miners’ Dispute, 432, 466 Broken Hili Miners’ Dispute, 90, 538 Budget Proposals as Affecting Labour, 660 Buxton Quarry-Workers’ Dispute, 267 Card-Room Operatives and Conciliation, 125 Card-Room Operatives and Spinners’ Association, 538
• Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Society, 90, 267, 396, 606, 708, 769
• Cartels* Strike, Liverpool, 466
• Central London Railway Conciliation Board, 499
• Cleveland Miners’ Wages, 15, 183, 595 Coal Trade Wages, 333
• Compositors and Parliamentary Levies, 226 Co-Operative Congress. 800
• Cotton-Spinners, Operative, 125, 267, 432, 466, 499. 606, 708, 832 I
• Cotton Trade Conciliation, 267 Cotton Trade and Fines, 832 Cotton Trade ; Regulation of Wages, 367, 539
• Cumberland Miners’ Wages, 570 Durham Miners’ Association, 367, 676, 800 Durham Miners’ Wages, 800
• Edinburgh Coopers’ Strike, 396
• Education (Administration Provisions) Bill, 650 Employers’ Parliamentary Council and the Trade Boards Bill, 570
• Engineers, Amalgamated Society of, 90, 126, 296, 395, 606, 7O7, 799, 800
• Fair Wages Clause ; Default of Contractor, 395 , Fair Wages Committee Report, o7 I
• Fines in the Cotton Trade, 832
• Fluctuation of Wages, 125, 296, 432, 570, 736, 865
• French Labour Troubles and Politics, 539 French Postal Employes’ Strike, 708, 737, 769 Friendlv Societies; Financial Position, &c., 89, 125
• Furness Profit-Sharing Scheme, 57, 676, 737 Galloway’s Boiler-Makers’ Dispute, 466 Gas Light and Coke Company’s Profit-Sharing Scheme, 126
• General Federation of Trades, 32, 226, 707 German Strikes, 758
• German Workmen’s Delegates’ Visit, 675 Government Factory Workers and Pensions, 800
• Great Western Railway Arbitration Court, 538 i Great Western Railway Arbitration Award, 865 Grimsby Steam-Vessel Engineers’ Dispute, 764 Hebden Bridge Fustian Weavers, 58 Huddersfield Textile Dispute, 32
• Independent Labour Party, 333, 570 Independent Labour Party and Parliamentary Representation, 499
• Industrial Notes, 32, 57, 89, 125, 159, 193, 226, 267, 295, 332, 367, 395, 431, 465, 498, 538, 569, 606, 650, 675, 707, 736, 769, 799, 832, 864
• Industrial Situation, 125, 295, 431, 466, 6C6, 736, 864
• Irish Trades-Union Congress, 676 Iron Trade Conciliation Board, 226 Ironfounders’ Conciliation Board, 32, 226 Ironfounders’ Society, 90, 296, 675, 736, 865
• Ironmoulders’ Society, 194, 226, 333, 432, 707, 865
• Ironstone Miners and the Eight-Hours 789
• Ironworkers' Journal^ 90, 226, 498, 675, 832 569, 832, 606,
• Act, 708,
• Ironworkers and Parliamentary Levies, 498 Ironworkers' Wages, 90, 148, 182, 226, 454, 455, 498, 675, 758, 789, 832
• Journalists’ National Union, 570 Labour Co-Partnerfhip Association, 650 Labour Conditions, &c., in 1908, 159 Labour Exchanges Bill, 865
• Labour Legislation Proposals, 296, 332 Labour Party’s Quarterly Circular, 675 Labour Party’s Visit to Germany, 769, 832 Labour and Politics in the States, 32, 162, 396 Labour Statistics, Abstract of, 57 Labourers’ Federation Agreement, 296 Legislative Programme, 296
• Lever Brothers’ Profit-Sharing System, 333, 396
• Lincolnshire Ironworkers’ Strike, 708 Liverpool Carters* Strike, 466
• Local Government Board Review of Social Progress, 832
• Manchester Engineering Trade Wages, 160, 267, 606
• Marseilles Dockers* Strike, 800 Masses, Improvement of the, 367 May-Day Celebrations, 650
• Midland Railway Arbitration Award, 538 Midland Railway Board, 499
• Midland Wages Board, 675
• Miners’ Federation and Labour Party, ICO Miners’ Federation, National, 432
• Miners’ National Federation Conference, 676 Miners and Parliamentary Levies, 194, 226, 396
• Miners’ Wages, 194, 396
• Miners’ Wages and the Eight-Hours Act, 676, 737, 769, 800, 832
• North-East Coast Seamen’s Wages, 406, 499
• North-Eastern Railwaymen’s Wages, 650 North of England Board of Conciliation, 367 North-Western Railway; Conciliation Award, 226, 267, 606
• Northumberland Miners’ Wages, 539, 650 Nottingham Lace-Makers’ Dispute, 570 Old Age and Invalidity in Germany, 58 Old-Age Pension Act; Administration, 57, 160, 367
• Oldham Cotton-Mill Strike, 333
• Oldham Engineeers and Wages, 432, 466
• Painters’ (Operative) Union ; Exclusion Case, 226
• “ Parliamentarj’ Levy ” and South Wales Miners, 57
• Picketing and Union Funds, 432
• Pit-Lads’ Breach of Contract, 32
• Plasterers’ Society; Question of Contract, 32 Poor-Law Commission Report, 332
• Poor-Law Relief Cost, 267
• Portsmouth Conference and the Labour Party, 57, 89, 160, 193, 465
• Printers and the Eight-Hours Day, 676
• Railway Conciliation Boards; Report, 367, 538
• Review of 1908, 32
• Right-to-Work Bill, 650
• Ruskin College Students’ Strike, 539
• Saxony State Railways and their Servants, 727
• Scottish Miners’ Conference, 58
• Sheffield Master-Builders and their Operative s, 737
• Sheffield Moulders and Conciliation, 15
• Sheffield Scythe-Grinders and Drink, 758
• Sheffield and Unemployment, 246
• Shipyard Agreement; Excluded Unions, 160
• Shipyard Agreement; Ratification, 333, 367, 396
• Shop Assistants’ Conference, 570
• Skilled Labour Report, 125, 295, 431, 569, 736, 864
• Social Progress, Local Government Board Review, 832
• Socialism and the Labour Party, 90, 126, 226
• South Wales Miners’ Disputes, 194, 367, 39', 570
• South Wales Miners and the Eight-Hours Act, 466, 650, 865
• South Wales Miners’ Wages, 727
• South Wales Mining Mechanics’ Strike, 126
• South Yorkshire Engineering Wages, 115, 217, 226, 420, 466
• State Insurance and the Friendly Societies, 800
• Steam-Engine Makers’ Society, 606, 708
• Steel Trade and the Eight-Hours Day, 708
• Stockport Cotton Spinners and Damage Work, 396
• Strike Riot Convictions, 499
• Strike Statistics, 125, 296, 432, 570, 736, 865
• Sweated Industries Bills, 367, 466, 499, 650, 708, 865
• Sweating in a Government Contract, 650
• Textile Workers’ Dispute. 160
• Textile Workers and Eight-Hours Day, 676
• Textile Workers’ Wages, &c., 466, 538
• Tool-Makers* Amalgamated Society, 194, 769
• Trade Boards Bill, 865
• Trade Unions ; Board of Trade Report, 769
• Trade-Union Returns, 498
• Trade-Union Conference, 432
• “ Trades and Labour Gazette,” 606
• Trades-Union Congress; Parliamentary mittee, 57, 432, 538
• Tramway Workers’ Dispute, 570
• Truck Act Infringement, 769
• Truck Acts; Report of Departmental mittee, 89
• Unemployed (Organised), 126

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