The Engineer 1858 Jan-Jun: Index: Miscellaneous

The Engineer 1858 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.

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Abolition of Turnpikes and Tolls in Ireland, 299
Accident at 1-1Plitax, the late, 40
Activity in the Navy, it+8
Adelaide (S. Australia) Harbour, 213
Water Works. 156
Admiral. Trial Trip of the, .157
Admiralty 0)81 ltiliorti. 129
Admiralty Reports tin British Coal, 31
steam (;oald, 2
Aerial Ariiili.ry and Fire-hallo, 40
Agrietillur41 Fs•a)% 483
Agricultural Society, Biqa), 300
Agricultural Society's Prizes, 408
Agricultural Statistics, 145
Bill, 210
Agriculture in France.2(11
Scotland and Ireland, 10G
Air Fog Signals, 144
Algiers. Ix!
Alleged Infringement of a Patent, 473
American Horse shoe Machinery, 472
American Railway Accident, 425
Anchor Controversy. the, 371
Anglo-American Trade—Important Case, 376
Annual Meeting of Woolwich Dockyard and Arsenal Labourers, 477
Annular Edirne of the Sun, March 15, 1858, 203
Another American Telegraph, 198
Another Atlantic Telegraph Scheme, 376
Another Line of Steamers, 241
Another Submarine Telegraph, 317
Area of the United Kingdom, 40
Arts, Manufactures. ants Commerce, 473
Assaying Coals by the Blow Pipe. 456
Associated Foremen Engineers. 240
Association for the Prevention of Boiler Explosion!, 119, 169, 279, 409
Atlantic Telegraph, 128, 173, 274, 295, 352, 386, 113
Atlantic Telegraph Cable, 94,482
Australian Exploration, 223, 272
Australian Clipper Ships, 473
Australian Mails, 314
Amor-Allan \I 01 service. 299, 357, 183
An trait to R tilw.i)s, 20, 19
Nted 111 NitV1g4L1011 Cumpauy, 328
Av the, 256
Loss of the, 367
Banbury Water Work*, 421
Barometers tor Fi‘tilmf Vii au*, 19
Bath and West of England Agricultural Society, 127
Bell fur Westminster, 459
Bickford and Another, v. Samuda, 473
Black Diamond, the, 259. 376
Blast Furnaces on the Tyne, 421
Utilisation of the Gases in, 367
Bleaching and Dyeing Works, 191, 461
Blow Pipe, Assaying Coal by the, 456
Boiler Accident, 311
Explosion, 465
Botanic Garden at Adelaide, 3C2
Boulevard de Sebastopol (Paris), 346
Bow and Barking Railway, 273
Britannia Works Recreation Society, 290
British and Australian Royal Mail Company, 457
British India (see also Vol. 1V ), 3, 22, 55
British Museum, 106
Brotherton Memorial Fund, the, 215
Building English Steamers in the United States, 291
Bundle of Indian Statistics, 41
Burmese Bridge, 299
Clippers, 200
Musical Instruments, 263

Caird's Agricultural Statistics, 296
Caoutchouc Carriage Wheels, 477
Capacity of the Human Body for Enduring Heat, 46
Cape colony, 381
Cape of Good Hope, 21
Cape Postal Contract, 261
Cape Town Railway, 91, 163
Captain Grant's Cooking Apparatus, 460
Captain Westmacott's Portcullis Chain and Barrier, 407
Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway Bridge across the Tows,. 257 •
Carriage Building, &c., 116
Cause of Fires in Cotton 255
Cement or Artificial Stone Rifle Shot, 326
Ceylon, 472
Ceylon Railway, 260, 290
Channel Islands Telegraph Company, 460
Chatham Dockyard, 220
Chelsea Bridge, New, 220

CHEMICAL:—

Alkaline Silicate as a Substitute for Borax, 12
Arabian Guano, 250
Arsenic In Paperhangings, 213, 357
Beer Brewing, the Chemistry of, 301, 412
Boiler Inerustation, consisting of Lime and Protoxide of Iron Soap, 12
Bronze .g Zinc Castings, 277
Carbon and Silicum, Amount of, in Pig Iron, 185
Charcoal Paper for Filtering, and for the Preservation of Food, 466
Chemistry of Cochineal. 466
Farmyard Manure, 203
Gunpowder, 119
Composition of the Iron Ores of the Rosedale, &c,, Districts, and the Chemistry of Iron Smelting, 68
Composition of Sewage, &c., 323, 339, 357
Destruction of Organic Substances at Low Temperatures, 357
Destruction of Pile4 by Spring Water, 259
Disinfect ants and Deodorisers, 2221
Dyeing Siik, Sic.. with Murexide, 251
Estimation of Silver in Areentiferona Galena, 12
Growth of Cryptogamic Plants tr. Water, 251
Influence of Sulphur and Phosphorus on the Characters of Malleable Iron, 19
Kid Leather, Preparing, 357
Means of Preventing the Injnrioua Influence of BisulOdd.. of Carbon Vulcani4ed Caoutchouc Works, 466
New Metals in the Magnetic! Iron Ore of Sweden, 466
New Method of Maki-g Bread, 40
Organic Acid in Manure, 466
Preparation of Bronze Powders, 19
Preservation of Railway Weepers, 268
Production of Black Osifie of Manganese, 185
Products of the Action of Heat upon Sugar and Starch, 466
Products f,f the Distillation of Coal Tar. 357
Put ideal inn of sugar and Saccharine Substances, 1S5
of Water, 222
of water for the Use of Towns. 156
Uie of Cobalt Compounds in Makirg Porcelain. 465
Utili.Atinn of the Manure Constituents of Urine, 277
Volatile Oils fr.'m Repin, 466
Zinc C4ctin"c in Imitation of Bronze 12
Chins n t a Manufacturinsi Country, 40
Chiswick Horticultural Exhibition, 460
City Sewers Commission. 457
Civil Service EAlmatea, 376
Civil Engineering, Principles and Practice of, by Henry Convt eare, F.G.S , 438, 455, 471
Cliff Bridge and Spi Company, 200
Clifton Suspension Bridge. 12
Coa1, Admiralty Reports on British. 31
Coal Burning on the Hudson River Railway, 460
Coal in Canada. 4 .1
Coal in South Australia, 405
Coal under London, 19
Coal Produce, 18
Coal Retort the Admiralty, 129
Coal in the United States, 232
Coal and Lead Mines at Mold. 441
Coast Defences, 372
Coat Defences of the United States, 27
Cockerill Company at Seraing. 21
Coinage of the la-t Fifteen Years, 483
Collieries Association, Newcastle-on-Tyne, The Steam Coal, Second Report, 99
Colliery Explosion. 421
Frightful, 126
Commission, City Sewers, 457
Communication with the Continent, 361
Constituents of Meteorites. 41
Consumption of Cotton in the United States, 365
Consumption of Smoke, 208
Contracts, 48•4
Controversy, the Anchor. 371
Conversazione at South Kensington, 4C0
Conveyance of Coals to London, 40
Copper in the Rea, 178
Con, Henry, and his Descendants, 120
Cotton Cultivation in Africa. 290, 422
in India, 198
Cotton from Tasmania, 444
Cream-Coloured Island, the, 180
Cultivation of Cotton, 23
of the Vine on Railway Slopes, 201
Customs Duties for 1855-6.7, 235
Cutting Pliers. 68
Cuttle Bone, 49

Dangers of the Deep. 78
Dawn of Draining, 477
Dean Letters, 166
Death of James P. Allaire, 473
Death of Thomas Fothergill, Esq 44s
Decimal Coinage, 40
Dee Drainage, 109
Departure of Dr. Livingstone, 222
Derby and the Rails, 408
Descendants, Henry Cort and his, 120
Destructive Accidents. 478
Development of the Army, 228
Diamond, the Black, 25J, 376
Dinner and Testimonial to Mr. F. A. Smith, 4:;1
Directions, Sanitary, 222
Discoveries in British North America. 181
Discovery of Large Masses of Metallic Silver at Frieberg, 477
Discovery of the Liverpool Old Hall, 272
Distilling Apparatus co.i Board Sailing Vessels, 221
Distribution of Coal, 4:;6
Docks at Quebec, 246
Domestic Railway Progress, 130
Dr. Livingstone, 208, 364
Drainage. 41
Draining London, the Mode of, Proposed by Messrs. Bidder, lIatrksle‘, and Bazalgette, 461
Dray and Co., Meting of the Creditors of, 127
Drying Oil, 162

Eastern Steam Navigation Company, 426
Eclipse of the Sun, March 15, 1858, 203
Economy in Farm Machinery, 49
Effects, the Weather and its, 194
Effects of Sudden Changes of Temperature, 42
Electric Telegraph in Australia, 39, 401
India, 152
Electric Telegraph and the Indian Campaign, 362
Electric Telegraphs, 372
Electro-Magnetism and Steam, 39
Emigration from Liverpool in 1857, 40
Encroachments of the Sea, 461
End of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, 210
Enfield Factory. 362
Engine Drivers and Mechanical Knowledge, 3
England to China in Sixteen Days' Scheme, 436
English Agricultural Implements in France, 299
English and American Vessels, 387
English Mechanical Engineer in Siberia, an, 120
English and Scotch Threshing Machines, 346
Essex Agricultural Association, 488
European, the, 143
European and American Steam Shipping Company, 129
Exeter Hall, 20
Exhibition of Inventions, Society of Arts. 275, 295, 313
Exhibitors of Steam Ploughs, The Royal Agricultural Societe and the 222
Export Trade of New South Wales, 3
Export of Coal, 426
Extension of British Commerce, 416
Extension of Sewers at Cheltenham, 162
of Steam Navigation, 443
Extraordinary Ship, 86

Factory Inspectors' Report, 152. 4S8
Fantasie, New Steam Yacht, 381
Farm Buildings Extraordinary, 4
Fatal Accident at the London and South-Western Railway, 400
Fatal Boiler Explosion, 472
Filthy State of the Thames, 472
Fore at Chelmsford, 273
Fire at, Messrs. Forrest's, 482
First Eminent English Engineer, 96
Food for Horses, iturze as, 185
Foreign and Colonial Railway Progress, 128
Foreign Jottings. 4u. 106, 134, 141, 175, 201, 232, 297, 340, 362, 376, 418, 436, 439, 461, 471
Foremen Engineers, 201
Associated, 210
Formidable Tunnel,. 96
Frauds in the Coal Trade, 178
Free Playgrounds for (tie People, 443
French Agricultural Exhibition, 143
French Knowledge of the English, 412
French Naval Movements, 257
French Postal System, 4J French Railways, 10i
Frescoes for the Royal Palace, 231
From Galway to New York, 439
Furnace Tor Steam Boilers, Smoke Consuming, 12
Furze as Food for Horses, 185

Ganges Steam Navigation Company, 466
Gas Companies and the Public, 2.8
Gas Regulators. 449
General Iron Screw Collier Company, 201, 257

GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY:—

Extraneous Fossils of the Red Crag, by S. V. Wood, Esq., 907
Fifeshire Coast, Section of a Part of, by Rev. S. Brown, 4 15
Fo rill Fern from Worcestershire. 425
Foss 1 Fruit found in the Upper Wea'drn Deposit in the Isle of Purbeek. by Professor Philips. M.A., 407
Fossil Plants from Madeirs, by C. Sunbury, Esq., 423
Geology of the Gold Fields of Victoria, 340
Glacial Phenomena of Canada,&c., during the Drift Period, by Professor Ramsay. 437
Kelloway's Rock of the Yorkshire Coast, by J. Leekeuby, Esq., 349
By J. Morris. Esq , 349
Lamination and Cleava,ze occasioned by the Mutual Friction of the Particles of Rocks while in Irregular Motion, by G. Pooleit &Tope. Eaq., 437
Lower Carboniferous C 'al easui es of British America, by J. W. Dawson, Esq., 425
Occurrence of Graphularia Wetherellii in Nodules from the Loudon Clay and Crag. by N. T.Wetherell, Esq., 407
Outline Drawings and Photographs of the Skull of Zygontaturus 2'rit bus, tdatleay, from Australia, by Professor Owen, 349
Pleistocene ,es-bed of the Sussex Coast, &c., by J. Prestwich, E-q., 437
Protrusion of saurian Rock in the North of Ayrshire, bs J. C Mo re, Esq, 349
Remarkable Fossil Specimen belonging to the Genus Neuropteris, &I., by C J. F. Bunbury, Esq., 65
Rock Basins in the Granite of Dartmoor, by G. W. Ormerod. Esq.. 349
Sedimentary and other External Relations of the Paleozoic Fossils of the State of New York, by J. J. Bushy, Esq.. 437
Some Peculiarities in the Microscopical Structure of Crystals. h, H. C. Sorby, Esq., 19
Structure of Sti,maria Ficoidee, by E. W. Bi oney. Esq., 425
Succession of Rocks in the Northern Highlands, &c., by Sir R I. Murchison, 256
nlasirow Agricultural Society's Meeting, 45s Going Back to the Year One with a Vengeance, 185
Gold in the Ile Bourbon, 108
Gold Mines of Bambouk. the, 272
Government and the Barracks Competition, 273
Government Emigration, 473
Government School of Mines. 473
Graveyards in the Crimea. 161
Great British American Railway Scheme, 437
Great Indian Submarine Telegraph Company, 457
Great Telegraph Work in Australia, 162
Guerin's Railway Brake, 109
Gunboats at Hasler, 366
Hailstorms, 473
Harbours of Refuge, 147
Haslar. Gunboats at. 366
Heating and Ventilation, 19
Heavy Goods Engine for the Pasha of Egypt, 337
Henderson Fund, 318
Herne Bay Gas Company, 351
High and Low Pressure Steam, Mr. Macnaught's Lecture on the Comparative Merits of, 457
Highland Society's Show at Aberdeen, 232
Hint to Potters, 181
Hobart Town Water Works, 407
Holyhead, 190
Holyhead, the late Mr. Rendel. 434
How Corn is Preserved in Russia, 41

Ice Making Machine, 465
Iceland Spar. 478
Imports and Exports of Metals and Minerals at the Port of London. Is, 3R, 64, 88, 106
Improvements in Electric Telegraphic Communications, 440
Liverpool and Birkenhead, 175
The Safety Valve, 127
The Severn Navigation, 127
Type, 410
Incrustation of Steam Boilers, 45
Incrustation in Steam Boiler., 268
India, British (pee also Vol. IV.), 3, 22, 55
Indian Railroads, 461
Revenues, 129
River Steam Narization and Trade, 107
Industry in the Harem, I.
Ink of the Anchients, 149

INSTITUTION OP CIVIL ENGINEERS:—

Address by the President, 85
Electrical Qualifications requisite in Long Submarine Telegraph Cable., by Mr. A. Varley, , 313
Method of Dressing Tin in Cornwall, by J. Henderson, 128
Iron Viaducts Erected across the Tidal Estuaries of the Rivers Kent and Leven, by J. Brunlees, Esq., 319
Discussion on, 117
Public Works in the Bengal Presidency, by Major-General Tremenheere, 404
Discussion on, 403
Railway Brakes, by M. Guerin, 93
Railway Stations, Construction and Arrangement of, by R. J. Hood, 365
River Lea Navigation. with Remarks on Canals generally, by Mr. Despard, 329
Shearing, Punching, and Riveting Machinery employed in the Manufacture of Boilers, &c., by Mr. T. Sawyer, 128
Southampton Docks, by Mr. Giles, 420
Submerging Telegraph Cables, by J. A. Longridge, 173, 258
Further Observations on, by Professor Airy, 381
Telegraph Cables, Practical Operations connected with, by Mr. Webb, 211, 276
Theory and Practice of Hydraulic Mortar, as made on the New Works of the London Dock Company, by Mr. Robertson, 329

INSTITUTION OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS:

Horizontal Pumping Engine, by E. A. Cooper. 319
Hydraulic Shearing Press, by Chas. Little, 349
Lemielles' Ventilating Machines for Mines, by Samuel Lloyd. jun., 319
Moulding and Casting, New System of, by Mr. Jobson, 111
Proposal to hold a Meeting at Newcastle-on-Tyne, 274
Institution of Engineers of Scotland, 314
Intercolonial Mail., 291
Interoceanic Canal Between the Atlantic and Pacific, 412
Iron, 31
Iron Church, an, 475
Iron for Heavy Ordnance, 299
Iron, Coal. and General Trades of Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and other Towns, 16, 36, 63, 87, 101, 124, 112, 160.178, 198, 217. 237. 255, 273, 291, 3u5, 327, 315, 363, 3s1, 398, 417, 434, 453, 470, 486
Iron-plated Ships, 384
Iron Trade in Belgium, the, 120
Ivory Photographs, :)9

Katesgrove Iron Works, 390
Kensington Gore Estate, 472
Keynsham. 96
King of Siam's Presents, 310
Lady Franklin, 472
Land Question In the United States, 38
Large Cast Steel Cylinder, 93
Late Earthquake at Naples, the, 127
Late Explosion at Vincennes, 1
Late Mr. H ugh Miller, 436
Launch, 401
Launch of a New Frigate, 470

LAW INTELLIGENCE:

Belts v. Clifford, 211
Elliott and Other. v. Morris, 211, 457
Higgs v. Goodwin. 207, 443
Marilee and Others v. Nimmo, 279
Philips v. Melen, 120
Thomas v. Foxwell. 412, 421
Lea, the Present State and Requisite Improvements of the River, 108, 173, 286, 3:4, 395, 130, 4a9, 472

LETTERS TO EDITOR-Including those communications which have appeared under the head of Notices to Correspondents

Accelerating the Speed of Ships, by T. Morris, 9
Aerated Water, by Fidelis, 283
Aerial Chariot again, by Carlingford, 476
Aerial Screw Steamer, by Inventor, 150
Air Bubbles in Ice, by J. A. D., 117
By Sigma. 75
Air Chambers in Organs, by W. Sweetland, 463
Alum iii Bread. See also Bread and Alum Anchor Controverts). 3b7
By G. Cotsell, 461
John Trotman, 476
Arrangement of Specifications, by M. Henry, 461
Atlantic Cable, Skimming Vessels, by F. W. Hopkins, 133
Barker's Mill Improved, by J. A. D., 47
Best Colony for Engines, by a Victim, 233
Black Top Firing, by Apprentice, 427
Blackburn's Farmer's Locomotive, by J. Blackburn, 209
Blast Engines, by H. C. Coulthard, 135, 153
By J. W. Hackworth, 153, 229, 265
R. Howson, 191
E. F. Jones, 153, 194. 217
Not a Hackworth. 247
One of your Readers, 191, 247
Pig Iron, 114.212
Blast Furnace', by W. B., 409
Bogie Locomotives, by S. W. Wilkinson, 75
Boilers, by Richard Bach, 29
By P. K. Hunter, 75
Boydell's Traction Engine, by C. F. T. Y., 263, 281
By F. H. !Lemming, 299
Implement Maker, 2R1. 229
Bread and Alum, by Henry Pratt. 335.371, 406, 421
By Desmond D. Fitzgerald, 389, 407
See also Alum and Bread Bubbles, by One of your Readers, 373
Bubbles In Gauge Glasses, by One of your Readers, 445
Can a Stern Screw be Worked by Head Resistance? by Thos. Morris, 29
Capt. John Perry, by Hyde Clark, 476
Case Hardening, by Subscriber. 9
Centrifugal Sugar Machinery, by Froom and Gregory, 479
Chambers' Railway Brake, by A Subscriber, 409
Chemistry of Gunpowder, by D. G. Fitzgerald, 150, 207
Chemistry of Pigment, by D. G. Fitzgerald, 27
Circular Steam Cultivation. by C. Burcham, 424
Circular Valve, by W. A. Bulme, 337
Civil Service Superannuation*, by Fairplay, 442
Coal Burning Engines, by One who has Whistled on an Engine, &c., 43
By T. Yarrow, 29
Combustion of Fuel, and the Advantages of High-Pressure Steam, by J. W. Clare, C.E., 230
Communicating Motion, by Ignoramus, 319
By A. and J. Rigg, 33/
Communication between England and France, by Commodore, 334
By Joseph Jewsbury, 334
Communication between Guard and Engine-driver, by High-Pressure Gas, 319
Composition of Rotary Motion, by John RiRby, 26
Gyroscope, Silver's Governor, by Edmund Hunt, 45
Compound Engine, by Practical, 43
Condensation. See also Surface Condensation By T. Craddock, 405
C. Schiele. 409
Jas. Sutcliffe, 409
Condensation, Re-inventing, by W. Clork, 445
Condensation Bubbles in Gauge Glasses, by E. Reynolds, 390
Condensing and Re-evaporatiiv.r within the Cylinder. by Omnibus, 460
Cone and the Screw---" Wait a little longer," by Thos. Morris, 75
Conical Swimming Apparatus, by J. A. D.. 97
Construction of Vessels, by Old Crank, 442
Cork Floats, by J. E. Brant and Co., 319
Craddock's Inventions. by T. Craddock, 442
Curious Hydrostatic Experiment, by H. Dircks, 9
By J. A. D., 97
Curious Mechanical Paradox, by J. A. D.. 171
Dewrance's Coal Burning Engines, by J. Dewrance, 9, 47
Double Furnace Doors, by Henry Dircks, 233
Drawing Spirals, by M. W., 117
By T. D. K., l).3
Economy of Steam by Old Crank, 247
Electro Agricultural Question, by Constant Reader, 479
Endless Band Saws, by E. Scott, 337
Equalising, &c., Apparatus for Laying Submarine Cables, by Adamson, 281
Estcourt's Razor Strop, by Fidelis, 283
Expansion, by J. D., 373
By C. Schiele and Co., 460
Expansion Gear, by Constant Reader, 373
By Pastime, 355
Subscriber, 427
Henry Heycock, 463
Expansive Engines, by G. L. Fuller, 135
Extension and Permanent Set of Iron, by C. E. Browning', 352
Extension and Permanent Set of Wrought Iron when Strained Tensibly, by C. E. Browning?, 317
Fire on Board Steam Ships, by G. H., 9.
Fires on Board Steamers, by One of the Illiterate, 75
By Red Tape, Floating in Ice, by A. W. P. S., 117
Floating of Metals, by Old Crank, 9
Flour Manufacture. by One who will Communicate, &c., 352
Formula for Railway Working, by C. P. C., 29
Forsyth's Slide Valve Arrangement, by sr. Forsyth, 229
From London to Rome in Three Hours, by livpliKa, 261
Furze as Food for Horses, by W. Wafer. 2.9
Gas Apparatus. by Eve lasting Reader, 29
Getting up Steam in Locomotives, by Anti-Smoker. 229
Gun Cotton. by J. Norton, 153
Gyroscope, by John Rigby, A.B.. 94
Silver's Governor, by Edmund Hunt, 115
Hardeninz Steel, by Regular Subscriber, 319
Heat, by Omnibus, 135
High and Low Pressure Steam, by Analysis, 5, 132, 206
By Thomas Baldwin, 262
T. Craddock, 6, 44.71, 95,114, 132, 151, 166,189, 2u7, 226, 215, 298, 317
Robt. Davies, 26
Expansion, 26, 225
Ferret, 5
G. L. Fuller, 95
H.. 73
W. Hopkinson, 27, 244
W. Hughes, 6, 73, 133, 241, 316. 388
E. Ingham. 73, 1b9, 262
B. V. J. Knight, jun., 227
N. E., 245
W. Henry Nash, 281
Omnibua„ 5, 44, 72, 114, 131, 151, 169, 169, 226, 241, 281
Practical, 5, 169, 244
James Ramsbottoin, 44
Stoker, 207
Jain-s Sutcliffe, 44, 227, 351
F. W. Turner, 5, 131, 2-15
High. Pressure Condensing Engines, by One of your Readers, 39i By John Pinchbeck, 260
Hope's Valve Motion, by D. Graham-Hope, 301
Hydraulic Telegraph, by D. Mackay. 407
India-rubber Valve- for Steam Engines, by C. Mackintosh and Co.. 117
Innovation., by S. B.. 265
Instructions in the Use of Agricultural Engines. by A Farmer in Ireland, 151
Is an Engineer an Appraiser ? by W. S.. 4T Launching the Leviathan, by Constant Reader, 7
By T. Gilmour, 27
H. G., 7
T. E. Merritt, 27
Wm. Turnbull, 6
W. P., 7
Launching Vessels Broadside, by E. C., 260
Letting Contracts. by E. C.. 476
Levity of Ice—Gyro4eope—by A. W. P. S., 209
Br Sigma, 135, 171
Liver Engine, by John Dewrance, 73, 117
By One who has whistled on an Engine, &c., 97
Liver's Fire-hot, by J. Rowland, 43
Locomotive Valves, by Richard Roberts, 301
Loss of the Ava, by incognito, 265
Machine for Washifi4 Wheat. by T. H. F.. 191
Measuring Heights and Distances, &c., by J. A. 1)., 171
Metropolitan Drainage, by Thos. Lane, 476
Mine Ventilation, by Caloric, 113
By Omnibu4, 135
Nasmyth's Absolute Safety Valves, by John Davies, 301
New Measurement of the Leviathan. by K. R. U., 209
New Theory of Resktance, by M. C., 97
By Old Craiik, 97
Newe.ilitir Boiler Exneriments, by C., 293
By J. W. Clark. 209
C. \Vye Williams, 130. 149, 169, 187, 20;, 223, 243
Newcastle Collieries Association Premium, by John Clay, 153
Newcastle Collieries Association Award, by J. Lec Stevens, 115
Packing, by Subscriber, &c., 29
Patent Law, by Ignoramus, 135
By Y. W. G., 171
Patent Law—Double Furnace Doors, by Ed. Reynolds, 301
Patent Right, by a Constant Subscriber, 283
Perforated Furnace Doors, by John Clay, 319
Photography, by W. 11. Colley, 421
Planing Iron. by Engineer's Assistant, 205
By H. G., 229
J. E. G., 153
Preparation of Flour and Bread, by P. 309
Prevention of Smoky Chimneys, by Prore, 9
Propelling Vessels, by James Muir, 26
Puddled Steel, by Forgeman, 171
Purity of the Mersey. by a Liverpool Mao, 153
Putrid. to Prevent Water becoming, by Fidelis. 283
Railway Accidents, by J. W. Clare, C.E., 406, 412, 476
By Commercial Traveller, 406
Observer, 406
Railway Guard, 424, 461
Yentas, 406
Railway Brakes, by A. Chambers, 442
Railway Bridge, Dover to Calais, by H. B., 388
Railway Bridge between England and France, by H. B.. 299
Railway Guard and Passenger Signals, by J. Norton, 95
Raising Water, by Cadogan Williams, 355
Reduction of Pressure, by Constant Reader, 153
Regulating Air Door for Furnaces, by J. Lee Stevens, 9
Re patenting Old Inventions, by H. F., 301
Reports on the Use of Steam Coal in the Hartley Districts, by Consumer, &c., 131
Revolving Conical Bow and Self-acting Screw, by T. Morris, 477
Revolving Slide Valves, by Edward Reynolds, 319
River Water, by An Engineer, &c., 976
Rotary Engine, by J. Davies, 475
Roy al Agricultural Society. the, by One of your Readers, 7, 73, 114
By True Blue. 91
Royal Agricultural Society and Steam Culture, by J. A. Williams. 334
Royal Agricultural Society's " Conditions," by Implement Maker, 441, 461
Royal Agricultural Society and Steam Engines, by W. Bateley, 45
Scratches on Looking glasses, to Remove Slight, by Fidelis, 283
Screw Propulsion. by Robert Walker, 217
Self-moving Machinery, by J. A. D., 115
Setting Boilers, by C. Wye Williams, 117
Setting Valves, by Awl 171
Shipwrecks. safety Floats, by J. B., 442
Signals on Railway Trains. by J. W. Clare, C.E., 283
Silver's Governor, by E. Hunt. 169
Silver's Fly Wheel Governor, by Thos. Silver, 95, 150
Simple Aerated Water, by Domestic Economy, *.:47
Smoke Nuisance, by Charles Grear, 352
Solid and Molten Iron, by J. K. P., 117
Solid and Molten Iron, by J. A. D., 135
Old Crank. 117, 135
Sound, by J. A. D., 47
Solution of the Problem of the Screw Propeller, by Lord Carlingford, 45
South Australian Patent Law, by W. H. Ritchie. 299
Specifications of Patents, by J. W. Clare. C.F.., 352
Steep Gradients, by A. H. Patterson, 243
Steam Jacket, by 1. B., 313
By T. Craddock, 335
Omnibus, 335
Steam by Charles Burcham, 352
Stone-cutting Machinery, by a Young Quarryman, 265
Stopping Railway Trains, by Loco, 461
Street Tramways, by J. Palmer, 265
Suggestions for Railway Security, by J. W. Clare, C.E., 299
Surface Condensation, by J. F. Spencer, 370, 391
Surface and Jet Condensers, by Omnibus, 370, 424
By James, Sutcliffe. 405
Taking Steam from Boilers, by T. Claridge, 171
Tempering Cast Steel, by North Country Subscriber, 153
Tempering Springs, by One more used to the File than the Pen, 29
Theory of Heat as a Motive Agent. by J. B., 69, WS
To the Inventive—London Smoke, by J. B. Neil, 135
Tunnel between England and France, by An Amateur, 263
By H. B., 280
Valve Gear for Locomotives by D. Graham Hope, 247
By G. T. Humphries, 209
Valve Motion, by " Progress," 265
Ventilation of Sewers, by J. W. Clare, 389, 407
Ventilation of Sewers v. Slow but Certain Poison, by J. Pierce, 442
Wave Line, by Thomas Moy, 95
Wave Line System, by Engineer's Assistant, 7
Wood Packing—Working Expansively, by D. V., 75

Leviathan. 12, 173, 198, 22'4 27?, 314
Leviathan's Anchors, the, 2g7
Leviathan Measured with Pins, 174
Life Boat for Russia, 474
Lighthouses and Beacons. 328
Lighthouses for Russia, 452
Lighting in Newcastle, 274
Lighting Railway Carriages with Ga', 74
Lightning Conductors, 4;8
Lincolnshire Bobs, 91
Lisbon, 272
Literature. See Reviews. Liverpool and Birkenhead, Improvements in, 175

LIVERPOOL POLYTECHNIC SOCIETY:-

Burch's screw, by Mr. Mondel, 385
Liverpool Polytechnic Society, 173
New Wire Gauge. Cocker's, 293
Ordinary Meeting. 175
Screw Propulsion. hy Mr. P. Browne. 385
Ventilation, of ships, by Mr. Scott, 385
Watson’s syphon Ventilator. 293

Lord C. Paget and the Royal Navy, 297
Loss of the Ava. 367
Lost Steamers, 299
Lucknow, 461

Machines a Vapeur Marines, Traite Elementaire des, 2
Macnaught's Lecture on High and Low Pressure Steam, 437
Main Drainage of London, 418
Majolica Ware, 8
Mallet's Mortars and Shells, 1
Marvellous Belfry, 443

MANCHRSTER LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY

Consumption of Coals and Rate of Evaporation from Steam Boilers, by John Graham, Esq., 205
Experiments to determine the Strength of some Alloys of Nickel and Iron, ikc.. 211
Hardness of Metals and 'Vinyl.by Mr. Johnson, 330

Master Attendant of Calcutta, .290
Masters RA Men, 390
and Workmen. 143, 362
Mechanical Knowledge, Engine Drivers and, 3
Memorial to Mr. Pellatt, 473
Merino Sheep in Algeria, 161
Metals, 144
Meteoric Discoveries, 39

METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS :—

Alteration in the Local Management Act, 32
Main Drainage and Sir B. Hall's References, 32
Sanitary State of Camberwell. 32

Metropolitan Improvements, 170
Middle of the Eighteenth Century, the, 126 4
Mines, Government School of, 7.3
Mint Coinage, 300
The Royal, 277
Mismanagement at Woolwich Arsenal. 465
Mode of Draining London proposed by Messrs. Bidder, Hawksley, and Bazalgette, 461
Montreal, the Victoria Bridge at, 2
More Things in Heaven and Earth than are Dreamt of in our Philosophy, 50
Mortars rod Shells, Mallet's, 1
Motive Powers, 23
Murder of an Engineer in Turkey, 68
My First Voyage, 368
Nature of Putrefactive Poisons, by Desmond Fitz-Gerald, 433
Naval Appointments, 152
Navigation of the Danube, 190, 297
Navy, the, 251, 335, 353, 367
New Men-of-War, 228
Lord Clarence Paget and the Royal, 297

New Agricultural Steam Engines, 240

Dock at Newport, 208
Engine for the Pacing of Egypt, 169
Exploring Expedition, 128
French Railway Signal, M Graving Dock, 89
Houser of Parliament, 40
Indian Patent Law, 471
Lighthouses, 386
Line of Steam Ships between Galway and America, 443
Mediterranean Steamer, 41
Mortar, 443
Opera House, Covent Garden, 3C8
Portable Threshing Machine, 354
Route to China, 257, 316
Screw Corvette, 145
Screw Steamer Northam, 472
Screw Steamer, The Tasmanian, 477
Swiss Railway, 200
Type, Extraordinary Case, 208
Variety of Cotton. 461

Newcastle Prize tor Smoke Prevention, 220
Niger Expedition, 41, 67
Norfolk Agricultural Society. 488
North of Europe Steam Navigation Company, 257

NOTE BOOK :—

Accidents in Mines, 48
Alum in Bread, Use of, 303
Application of Town Sewage, 391, 409, 479
Art Pupil Teacherships, 31
Art Treasures Palace, 393
Artistic Copyright, 211, 339
Associated Foremen Engineers, 2.1g Atlantic Telegraph, 230, 373
Bardsley Mine Explosion, 171
Carbonic Drawing, 98
Chelsea Bridge Tolls, '248.480
Chemical Arts and Manufactures, 172
Chemical Science, Application or, to the Arts, 191
Civil Service Examinations., 285
Superannnations, 428, 416
Combustion of Coal, 118. 136. 153
Contemplated New Patent Offices, 218
Debates on the Navy Estimates, 321
Decay of Gutta Percha, 417
Dignity of Labour, 371
Disposition of Town Sewage, 445,463
Disposition and Utilisation of Excremental Substances, 210
Dockyard Operations, 374
Drawing and Writing, 410
Early Closing Tribute to Mr. Lilwall, 192
East Indian Railways, 320
Economy of Fuel, 219
Education Commission, 193
Education. its Progress and Obstacles, 155
Electro-Magnetism as a Motive Power, 49
English and French Railways, 75
Examinations of the Societs. of Arts, 267
Exhibition of Inventions, 280
Father Thames and his Progeny, 135
Friendly Societies, 155
Gas and Water Monopolies. 9
Government and the Schoolmaster, 30, 77
Government School of Mines, 480
Great Exhibition Commissioners and the Government, 481
Gun-boats at Haslar, 337
Hard Times, 29
Heating Powers of Coal and Coke, 77
High and Low Pressure Steam, 319, 445, 463
Hoskins. Mr., and the British Museum Library„ 302
House Accommodation, its Social Bearing, 136
Improved Homes for the Working Mar,, 155
Kensington Museum, 48
Labour and Recreation—Crystal Palace, 338
Lancashire Rood-making, 118
Late Fire in Bloomsbury, the, 284
Leviathan, the, 30, 48, 117
Life Assurance, 118
Lime for Deodorising Sewage, 464
London Blockaded. 2z9
Tramways. 191
Working Men's College, 303
Macadamised Roads vereuR Pavements, 11
Management of Coal Trains, 77
Manchester Chamber of Commerce. 138
Cotton Supply Association, 321
School of Arts, 248
Warehouse Architecture, 267
Means of Communication between the Guard and Driver of Railway Trains, 301
Metropolitan Drainage, 266. 355
Main Drainage, 184
Metallurgy of Iron and Steel, 427
Middle Class Education. 11
National Medallions, 464
New Notion for Patentees. 137
Newcastle Colliers' Association—Award of Premium, 97
Nuneaton Railway Accident, 391
Opening of the Chelsea Bridge. '66
Operation of the Public Health Act, 172
Our Pottery and its shortcomings, 230
Past and the Future, the, 9
Patent Law Reform. 302
Patents and Specifications, 410
People's Colleges, 429
Preparation of Coke for Metallurgic Purposes, 301
Prevention of Boiler Explosions, 137, 151
Progress of Art Education, 211
of Patenting, 171
Proposed Exhibition of 1861. 210. 322
Foot-bridge at Richmond, 98
Indian Tel 909
Metropolitan Railway, 209
Tunnel between England and France, 76
Provincial Galleries of Art, 392
Public Playgrounds, 231
Conveyances, 117
Public Health Act (1S40) Amendment Bill, 76
Railway Accidents, 265, 2S3
Competition, 211
Revival, A. and an Innovation. 247
Rewards to Promoters of New Enterprises, 154
Safety in Prep +ration, 320
Science and Art of Dread-making, 230
smoke Nuisance. 338
South Wales Institute of Engineers, 374
State of the Thames, 480
Suez Canal, 428
Thames Purification, 47
Unsatisfactory Eclipse, the, 231
Ventilation of Sewers, 338, 355. 373, 392

Notes from the Northern and Eastern Counties, 17, 37, 64, 87, 105, 125, 143, 161, 179, 198. 217, 238, 256, 274, 291, 309. 327. 315, 364, 382, 900, 917, 435, 453, 471, 987
Notices - See Reriews.
to Correspondents—See Letters to the Editor.
Novel Application of Horse Power, 228
Nunquam Dormiunt, 297

Old Rochester Bridge, 983
Only Thirty Millions, 287
Ordnance Survey, 162
Orlando, the. 439
Overflow of the Mississippi, 375

Pacific Railway, a, 12
Paris, 287
Parliament, the New Houses of, 40

PARLIAMPNTARY INTELLIGENCE:

English Engineers in Naples, 129
Patent Law Amendment Bill, 371
Railway Loans. 129
Telegraph to India, 129
Patent Case, Large Damages, 27G Law, New Indian, 471
Office, the United States, 17.1, 181
Pepper, Mr., the Polytechnic Institution and, 473
Persian Pigeon Towers, G8
Petrified Forest, a, 185
Photography applied to the Ornamenting of Silk Stuffs, 326
Pliers, Cutting, 68
Ploughs, 162
and Harrows for Africa, 178
Poisonous Paperhangings, 106
Polytechnic Institution and Mr. Pepper, 473
Polytechnic Society, the Liverpool, 173
Poor Rates on Machinery, 178
Portable Threshing Machine, 328
Portcullis, Chain Barrier, 353
Powers, Motive, 23
Prebble, Testimonlal to Mr., 212
Present State and Requisite Improvements of the River Lea, 108, 173, 286, 353, 395, 430. 439, 472
Prevention, Smoke, 65
Prices Current of Metals, 18, 38, 61, 87, 106, 126, 141, 162, 180, 200, '217, 238, 256, 274, 293, 310, 328, 316, 361, 382, 400, 418, 436, 472, 488
Price's Mill Preventive Safes, 272
Principles and Practice of Civil Engineering, by Henry Conybeare, F.G.S.. 50, 83
Printing by Water, 40
Prizes, Royal Agricultural Society's, 408
Proposed Economic Museum, 472
Proposed Exhibition in 1861, 203
Proposed Plan of Dealing with the Metropolitan Sewage, 372
Prevention of Boiler Explosions, Association for the, 110
Principles and Practice of Civil Engineering (Lecture IL), by Henry Conybeare, F.G.S., 438, 455, 471
Prismatic Mirrors for the Sultan. 144
Public Buildings at Adelaide. 416
Buildings at Sydney. 282 Health at Sydney, 434
Tribute to Mr. Lilwall, &c., 49
Works in Holland, 182
Purchase of the Soulages Collection for Public Instruction, 12

Quebec, 403
Queen v. Macnee, 175

Railway Accidents, 175, 387

Accommodation for the Mineral Districts of North and South Shropshire, 190
and Canal Companies, 311
and Canal Legislation, 970
Communication between London and Manchester, 297
in Turkey, 346
into Sheerness Dockyard, 407
Matters, 296
Progress, Foreign and Colonial, 128
Projects, 95
Slopes, Cultivation of the Vine on, 201
surveys in the Mauritius, 443
Traffic in the United Kingdom, 41
Travellers, 245
Travelling in England and America, 1

Railways in Algeria. 109

in Australia, 95
in Egypt, 364
in Spin, 198
in Victoria, 461
and Telegraphs in New South Wales, 326

Recreation Grounds in Towns, 412
Red Men of the West, 49
Remarkable Petrifaction in California, 24
Re-opening of an Old Roman Mine in Wales, 290
Reports on Steam Coals, the Admiralty, 2
Result of the Niger Expedition, a, 291
Results of the Science arid Art Department for 1E57, 472

REVIEWS:

Carpenters' and Joiners' Assistant, 12
Catechism on Chemistry, &c., by Rev. J. W. Neat, M.A . 267
Chemistry, Theoretical, Practical, and Analytical, &c., by Sheridan Muspratt, F. R.S., 78
Dictionary of Trade Products, &ye., by P. L. Simmonds, F.R.S., 339
Engineers' and Contractors' Pocket-book for 18s8. 12
History of Ancient Pottery, by Samuel Birch, F.SA., 19
Iron Shipbuilding, by John Grantham, &c., 219
Metallurgy, &c. &c., by S. B. Rogers. 481
Land. Labour, and Gold, &c., by W. Howitt, 356
Manual of Technical Analysis, by B. H. Paul, Ph. D., F.C.S., 12
Memoirs of the Life. &c., of Rear-Admiral Sir Wm. Symonds, &c., by James Al Sharp, 44, 305
Memorials, Scientific and Literary, of Andrew Crosse, the Electrician, 98
Nova Scotia Considered as a Field for Eini2ration, by P T. Hamilton. 465
Principles and Practice of Civil Engineering, by Henry Conybeare, Esq., 50, 83
Reading Lessons in Social Economy, &e:, by Benj. Templar, 374
Rudimentary Treatise on Marine Engines, by R. Murray. C.E., 12
Shells and Shell Guns, by J. A. Dahlgren, 393, 411, 429
Statistical Book-keeping, by F. C. Erepp, 78
Tracts upon National Promotion of Art and Science, 322
Views and Opinions of Brigadier-General John Jacob, by Capt. Lewis Pelly, 447

Rich Colonial Story, 316
Rings Round the Earth, :kr., 335
Rosa Bonherir's Studio, 477
Royal Agricultural Society, 41, 201, 204, 3R9
Agricultural Society and the Exhibitors of Steam Plough', 222
Mint. 277
National Life Boat Institution. 106
Navy, New Screw Steamers, 208

ROYAL INSTITUTION:—

Astronomical Experiment of 1856, on the Peak of Teneriffe, by Prof. Smith, 353
Coal beneath the South Eastern Parts of En21,nd, on the Conditions which to Determine the Probability of, by R. Godwin Austen. Esq , 36.1
Drinking Waters of the Metropolis, by Edwin Lancaster, 255
Geodetic Operations of the Ordnance Survey, by Col. Henry James, 420
Geological Causes that have influenced the Scenery of Canada, &c., by Prof. Ramsay, F.R.S., 437
Locks, on some Improvements in, since the Great Exhibition of lE51, by E. 13. 14118°n, 255
Mineral Candles, &c., manufactured at Belmont and Sherwood, by the Rev. John Barlow, 329
Molecular Impressions by Light and Electricity, by W. K. Grove, Esq., 164
Physical Properties of Ice, by Dr. Tindall, 91, 219
Rotary Stability, by B. Powell, M.A., 8cc., 256, 293
Static Induction, by Prof. Faraday, 219

Russian NI en-of-War Sunk at Sebastopol, the, 28
Railways, 444
Russians on the Amoor River, 19
in the North Pacific, 418

Sailing Vessels. Distilling Apparatus on Board, 221
Salisbury and Yeovil Railway, 193
Sanitary Directions 222
Scavenger Beetles, 152
Science and Art Department for 1857, Results of the 472
Scientific Witnesses, 279
Scotch Banks. 131
Iron Trade, 300
Scottish Storms, 148
Sealing-wax in the Tropics, 39
Seine, the, 290
Seraing, the Cockerill Company at, 21
Serious Boiler Explosion, 198
Sewage, Proposed Plan of Dealing with the Metropolitan, 372
Matter of Dwelling-houses, on Utilising and Deodorising the, 184, 202
Sheathing Vessels. 465
Shipbuilding on the Clyde, 444
on the Tyne, 4T0
Shipping Statistics, 290
United States, 128
Singular Claim of the Crown, 448
Sites for New Churches. 68
Slate Quarry Lighted with Gas, 323
Snail Arms in the Navy, 413
Smoke-consuming Furnaces for Steam Boilers, 12
Prevention, 65
Smoky Chimney s, 371
Social Reform, 18

SOCIETY OF ARTS :—

Bread-making, on some Points in the Chemistry ot, by Dr. W. Odling, 293
Colour obtained from Coal-tar Products, by Mr. Craco Calvert, 164
Diseased Beers. 165
Electro-Magnetism as a Motive Power, by Thomas Allan, 24U Exhibition of Inventions, 275, 295, 313
Exhibition of the Society. 146
Iron: its Commerce and Application to Staple Manufactures, by Charles Sander4on, 383, 402, 419
Paddle-wheel and Screw Propeller from the Earliest Times, by John MacGregor, 312
Patent Gun, 165
Progress of the Electric Telegraph, by C. W. Siemens, C.E., 331, 3 t7
Progress of the English Lighthouse System, by Mr. A. G. Findlay, 185
Progress and Present State of British Mining, by Mr. J. A. Phillips. 348. 365
Puddled Steel, with an Account of some of the Uses to which it has been applied, by \V. cla), Puddled Steel. itc., Discussion on, 91
Puddling of Iron, 165
Refining of Sugar, 165
Special Prize of the Society, 146
Steam Power t Cultivation, Application of, by J. Algernon Clarke, &c., 146
Sulphurous Acid. 165

Society of Arts' Conversazlone, 3.54, 299
Soirée at the Manchester Athenaeum, 439
South Australian Mining Association, 07
Kensington Museum, 400
Spend on American Railways,201
Statistics of the Royal Navy, 92
Steam 13oilers, Incrustation in, 268
Coal, 472
Coal Collieries Association, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Second Report, 99
Coals, 362
Communication between France and America, 204
Communication between New York and the East, 290
Corvette for the King of Portugal, 27
Engine, the Important Patent Case, 109
Navigation and Trade, the Indian River, 107
Navy of France, 127
Yacht for the Emperor of the French, 39
Steamers tor Turkey, 407
Steel by Cementation, Application of Blast Furnace nlatit•es in the Production of, 43
Strike of Workmen on a Railway, 246
Submarine Telegraph to the Chorine' Idands, 473
Submarine Telegraph between Tasmania and Australia, Tunnel, 28
Suggested Origin of the Steam Engine, 357
Suicide of the Assistant Chemist at the Museum of Practical Geology, 473
Sunshine and Fire, 19
Suspension at Nlasoorough, 178
Swiney Lectures on Geology, the, 473

Tasmania, the, 63
Telegraph, the Atlantic, 443
Telegraphic Communication w.th India, 425
Terrible Steam Boat Conflagration, 390
Terrific Land Slip, 235
Testimonial to Mr. C. T. Prebble, 212
Teutonia Steamer, 116
Thames Haven Dock Company, 166
Timber, 18, 38 61, 88, 106, 126, 144, 162, 1E0, 41s, 200, 217. 238, 256, 274, 29J, 310, 328, 346, 364, 400, 4'.6, 454, 472,488
To make Paper Impervious to Water, 151
Toll on Steam Thrashing Machines, 66
Trains Lighted by Gas, 334
Traite Elemeontaire dept Machines a Vapetir Marines. 2
Treat to Work People, 19
Trial of 13ra‘'s Traction Engine, 368
Trip of the " Admiral," 4:6
Tubular Bridge across the Tamar, 437
Turkey and the Suez Canal, 1:92
Turkish Steamers on the Tigris, 299
Tuxford's Steam Horse, 26u

United Kingdom. Railway Travelling in the, 41
United States Patent Office, 174, 181
United States Shipping Statistics, 128
Urine, Utilisation of the Products is of Decomposing, 239
Utilisation of the Gases from Blast Furnaces., 367
Utilisation of the Products of Decomposing Urine, 239
Utilising and Deodorising the Sewage Matter of Dwelling Houses, 184, 202

Vale of Clwyd Railway, 422
Ventilation of American Railway Cars, 478
Ventilation, Heating and, 19
of Transport Ships, 407
Very Grand Series of Schemes, a,40
Victoria Bridge at Montreal, 2
or Big Ben the Second, 454
Station and Pimlico Railway, 488

Walsall Free Library. 38
Warm Arguments and Thick Boots, 111
Water supply of Lisbon, 256
Supply of M elbow ns., 330
Works, Banbury, 421
Weather and its Effects, the 194
West End of London Railway, 246
Westminster Bells, 473
What Dr. Livingstone Proposes to Accomplish,
Whittle Dean Water Company, 231
Whitworth's Artillery Experiments, 116
Women and Watchwork, 281
Wood Carving, 220
Workmen's Dwellings, 201
Wreck Register, 36)

Yankee 'cuteness, 418

Zinc, White, injurious to Paintings, 162

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