The Engineer 1862 Jan-Jun: Index: Miscellaneous

The Engineer 1862 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.

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Accident, Railway, near Kelso, 288
Accidents, Railway, 235, 303
and the Law, 125,232
to Workmen, 131
Achilles, The, 92
Adamas, New Material, 208
Adams' Revolving Fire-anus, 135
Address of J. Hawkshaw, Esq., President of the Inst. C.F., 41
Admiralty, and Iron-cased Ships, 78
Programme for 1b62-3, 139
Agricultural Locomotives, 123, 126, 167, 185, 199, 213, 241, 277
Machinery, Priest and Woolnough's, 120
Algerian Hallways, 2
Allotropic State, 29
Alsop and Chauncey's Gun Stocks, 80
Amalgams, Experiments on Some, 42
America, British Notes from, 267
Bronze Guns in, 208
Cost of Building Locomotives in, 5
In the Exhibition, :03, 212
Railway Incline Planes in, 40
Steam Engines on Common Wads in, 19S
American Axminster Loom in the Exhibition, 356
Central, Inter-oceanic Canal, 154
Ericsson Battery, 185
Iron Bridger, 9
Iron Clad Vessels, 11
Plated Vessels, 208
Navy, 71
Ordnance Matters, 322
American States, Population of, Steam Fire Engines, 137
Steamers, 27
Amos and Francis' Machinery for Dressing Slates, 151
Armour Plated Ships, New, •'201
Plates, Manufacture of, 193
c. Ordnance, 162
Armstrong 10-in Cannon, M Gun, 131, 156. 199, 201, 213, 317
Ordnance, 365
Armstrong's Marine Boilers, 57
The, 17, 263, 356
Arsenic, "lest for.103
Artesian, Brighton, 180
Artillery; Now System of, 310
Prospects, Our, 122
Association of Foremen Engineers, 232
London-Drawing, 25d for the Prevention of Steam Boiler Explosions. 27, 58, 71, 151. 193, 262. 333, 377
Auriferous Rocks of Victoria 053
Aurora's Feathering Screw Propellor, ]S4
Australian, Direct, Steam Service, :in Austrian, Northern, Railway. 310
Australian Steaming, Difficulties of, 352
Austrian Railways, 1
Locomotive in the Exhibition, 277
Aveling Rawlinson's Locomotives, 28

Baines' Girders, 212
Bank Note Printing, 363
Banks, Lea, 55
Banquet in a Sewer, 282
Barclay's D Cranes, 198
Barker's Signalling, 8
Barnett's Steam Soda Water Apparatus, 353
Barometer and Weather Indicator, Major Walter's, 91
Batteries, Forts, and Iron Ships, Humphry's, 88
Marino, 209
Battery, American. Ericsson, 185
Ericsson, Iron, 72
Stevens'. 50
Beams and Girders, Hood's, 150
Bearings, Frictionless, Parkinson's, 120 13eattie's Fire Extinguisher, 154
Belgian Enterprise, Belgian 2
Benches, Vices and Screw, Roberts', 28
Bessemer Metal, 110, 218, 302
Process. 215, 274
in India, :353
Beyer, Peacock, and Co.'s Locomotive in the Exhibition, 285
Tools in the Exhibition, 267
Bilge Pumps, 253, 286
Blackfriars Bridge, Now, 90, 94, 109, 250
Blackpool, Pier at, 114
Black Prince off the Wight, 237
Blakely Rifled Cannon v. 8-in. Columbiads,
Blast Machinery, Suckow and Habel’s, 236, 255, 289
Blasts at Holyhead. Large, 15
Boatbuilding by Machinery, 870
Boiler Assurance Company, 57
Boiler Explosion, Locomotive, Captain Tyler's Report, 43
Priestfield, 278
Explosions, 44, 50, 51, 79, 107, 123, 132, 255, 28.5, 311, 316
Association for the Prevention of, 27, 58, 71, 151, 193, 24$2. 333, 377
Explosion, Terrible, 236, 280
Locomotive Making, 289
Boilers, Galloway and Wilson's, 168
Corrosion in Locomotive, 315
High Pressure Marino, 319
Marine, Armstrong's, 57
Steam, 96
under Police Supervision, 97
Steel, 2.32
Surface Condensers, Rowan and Horton's, 240
Water Tube, 75, 96. 153
Wear and Strength of, 237
Bone, Regeneration of, 21
Boring Mills, Upright, 307
Rocks, 230
Borneo, Coal in
Brakes, Railway, Creamer's, 321
Bray's Traction Engines. 1S3
Brazil Railways, 2
Bread from Germinating Wheat. 101
Breweries of London, 233, 247
Brick Floors and Wooden Ones, 190
Machinery, Platt and Richardson's, 57
and Tile Machinery, Effertz's, 254
Bridge, Now Blackfriars, 90, 94, 109, 250
Bridge. Carlisle-street, Dublin, 133
Eastern Counties Railway, 2S1
Foundations, 62
Railway over the Ebro, Spain, 59
at Pimlico, 380
Saltash, Centre Pier, 161
Suspension at Lambeth, 367
over the Niagara River, 60
Westminster, 326
Tramway, 2232, 234
Bridgnorth Waterworks, 331
Bridges, Glasgow, 29
Iron, American, 9
Durability of, 277
Now, over the Thames, 155
Bronze Guns in America, 20S Brown's Apparatus for Distilling Salt Water, 184
Building Stones. 181
Buildings. Trench Heights of, 274
Burrell's Traction Engine with Boydell’s Endless Railway. 284
Bursting of a Sluice near Lynn, 288
Byer Moor Explosion, 51

Cable, the Electric and International Telegraph Company's, 207
Caird and Co., Messrs.. Model Engines in the Exhibition, 242
Calico Printing and Dyeing. Improvements and Progress in since 1851, 101, 117. 133
Caloric Phenomena, 223. 283
Calvert's Air or Steam Engines, 337
Cameron's Fluid Meters, 71
Canadian Railways, 1, 164. 321
Canal, Central American Inter-Oceanic, 154
Locks, 137
Suez. 131
Canals in India, Gigantic, 282
Cannon, Armstrong, 10In., 286
Rifled, 26, 84
Wrought Iron, 225
Cape Colony, 365
of Good Hope Railways, 1
Carburetting Gas, 3
Carey and Pierce's, Reburning Animal Charcoal, 191
Carving, Wood, for the Exhibition, 131
Castings. Open Sand, 125
Centrifugal Machines, Thomas', 44
Pumps, 369, 380
Chains and Chain Cables, Howell's. 2S4
Chaplin's Combined Winding Engine, Boiler and Cooking Apparatus. 313, 316
Charcoal. Animal, Reburning, Carey and Pierce’s, 1! 4
Reburning, Animal, Cowan’s Apparatus, WI Charing Cross Railway, 246
Chase's Feed Water Apparatus, 221
Chatham Dockyard, 4
Important Now Works at, 124
Child's Mode of Dressing Millstones, 220
Chili Railways, 2
Chimneys for Wood Burning Locomotives, 4
Civil Engineering, and the President, 61

CIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS' SOCIETY :—

Coal. by Robt. C. Patterson, 298
Methods of Illuminating Lighthouses, by Geo. B. Jerraud, C. E., 121
On Building Stones, by J. B. Walton, V.P., 1S1
Retaining Walls, by Walter Rutt, 207
Single and Continuous Straight Girders, by Mr. F. Campin, 221
Steam Boiler Explosions, by Mr. C. B. king, M.E., 811
The Supply of Power for Acting Prime Movers, by Mr. A. F. Yarrow, 148
Various Methods of Applying Steam Power, by A. Chapman. 365

Clay's Cultivators, 8
Clothing of the Police. 4
Clyde, Steam Shipbuilding on. 10

Coal,

C. and M. E. Society, 298
in Borneo, 351
Burning Locomotives, 284
Exports of, 10, 138
for the French Navy, 376
Use of in Furnaces without Smoke, 309, 323
and Iron Mining, 262
and Timber, Tasmanian, $39
Mines. 378
Receipts. 57
in Scotland, Now Discovery, 38
South Wales, Discovery of a Nine-feet House and Steam, 40
Trade, 84. 165,
Liverpool, 285
Treatment of, for the Blast Furnace and Cupola, 252
Coking, Slack Coal, 123
Coles. Capt. Cupola Ship. 232
Collieries, Single Shaft, 335
in the United Kingdom, 215
Colquhoun and Thomson's Firebars, 88
Colt, Col. Death of, 76
Columbiads, History of, 367
Communication between England and Ireland, 51
Companies formed in 1861. Now. 21
Company. London India Rubber, 134
Railway Wagon, London, 232
The South of Ireland Direct, 95
Steam Boiler Assurance, 59
Victoria London Mining, 59
Compensation Cos°. 28
Concussion Shells and Naval Warfare, 379
Condensers, Surface, 186
Condensing Apparatus, Stothert’s, 327
Connecting Rods, Length of, 136
Conselt Ironworks. the Government. 31
Contract, Postal Service. between Franco and the Isle of Martinique, 4;4..168
Construction, Steam Engine, 169, 185, 255
Conversazione, Institution Civil Engineers, 335
Society of Engineers, 362
Copper Works in the Exhibition, 364
Coquimbo Railway, 370
Corrosion of Cast iron Tubbing in Coal Pits, 121
Corrosions in Locomotive Boilers, 315
Cost of the Iron Frigate Resistance, 284
Cotton Mill at Coventry, 368
Counterweighting Portable Engines, 10
Cowan's Apparatus for Reburning Animal Charcoal, 104
Crane, 50.ton. Belfast, 248. 289
Cranes, Raising, Lowering, or Moving Heavy Bodies, 198
Creamer's Railway Brakes, 321
Crystal Palace for the Parisians, 29
Cultivators. Clay's. Cupola Ships, 317, 331, 341
Cutting Shives. Tools for, Price's, 135
Cylinder, Groan from, &SO
Cylinders, Single and Compound Engines, 354
Wrought Iron, for Ordnance, Renders, 29

Danish Steamer Hekla, 380
Davis and Evans' Steam Engines, 316

DEATHS:11113

Andrews, jun., 69
Colt, Colonel, 76
Haley, Jos, 75

De Bergue’s Railway Chairs, 864
Defence, the. 156.:83
Delta of the Danube, Description of, 161
Deluge. Marsh Land, 316
Middle Level. 335, 353, 3S5
in Norfolk. 315
Demerara Railways, 1
Denmark Railways, 2
Deodorising Sewers, 104
Discovery of Ancient Remains, 17
Distilling Salt Water, Brown's Apparatus, 184
Diving Bells, 156
Dock Gales, Sheerness, 137
Docks. Mersey, 165
Dockyard. Chatham, 4
in the Mersey. 3
Dockyards, Royal, 250
Dover Mail Packets, 7
Drainage in Ireland, 84
Main, 103
of the Metropolis, 367
and Water Supply. 13
Draining Machine (Appold), Easton, Amos, and Sons', 302
Drawing Beer from Casks, Mott's Apparatus, 251
Drill, Marine Slotting, Sharp, Stewart, and Co.'s. 275
Drilling Hoeing Land. Priest and Woolnough's, 120
Machine. Shank's. 105
Machines, Shank's, 57
and Tapping Mains, Somerville's, 221
Dublin, Doings in, 326
Dues. Light, 29
Durability of Iron Bridges, 277
Structures, 169, 155
Dyeing and Calico Printing, Improvements and Progress in, since 1551, 101

East Gloucestershire Railway, 40
Eastern Counties Railway, 12
Bridge, 281
Easton, Amos, and Sons' (Appold) Draining Machine, 302
Economy. Steam Engine. 77
Effertz's Brick and Tile Machinery, 254
Egypt., Railways, 2
Electricity, Atmospheric, Observations on. 162
Embankment. Thames, 21. 160. 335. 368. 260
of the Throw. South Side, 18.95
Employers and Employees, 109
Enamelling Iron, 140
Enclosure of Lands from Sea, 55
Engine Beam Hartley Colliery, 73. 00, 107, 123, 136, 153, 169, 185, 209
Drivers' Short Time Movement, 11, 302
Locomotive, Austrian. in the Exhibition, 277
Steam, Archaeology, 63
Construction, 169, 185, 255
Economy, 77
Fire, Merryweather and Son's, 378
Improvement, 109
Traction, Burrell's, with Boydell's Endless Rail, way, 284
Winding, Chaplin's Combined Boiler and Cooking Apparatus, 316, 313
Engines, Air, Calvert's, 337
Carding, Williams and Parkinson's, 22
Compound, 329
Diagonal, Method of Supporting, J. McNaught's, 121
Expansive and Rotary. 286, 317
Fire, 330, 369
Hot Air, Shaw's, 137
Wilcox's, 287
Locomotive. 199
Aveling and Rawlinson's, 28
in the Exhibition. 349
Marine and Boilers. Macnab's, 340
in the Exhibition, 271
Use of Steam Expansively, 106, 12.3, 132
Model in the Exhibition, Messrs. Caird and Co.. 24'
r 10, 31
Pumping, 207
Rotary, 201, 277, 340.366
Single Cylinder and Compound. 354
Steam on Common Reads in America, 198
Davis and Evans', 316
Expansive, 106. 123, 132, 167
Fire, 194, 251, 238
American, 137
Merry weather's, 282
Humphrey's, 209, 225, 241
Kinsey's. 181
for the Navy, 138
Prussian, 323
Pumping, Leo's, 312
of Our Ships of War, 139
Speed of, 223
Spencer's, 108
Traction, 2.5, 29, 77, 107, 119, 130
Bray's, 183
Lie and Taplin's, 32
and Self-propelling Farm in the Exhibition, 357.369
Engineering. Civil, and the President, 61
English, in India, 299
Railway, 170
of War, Mechanical, 331
Engineers and Engineering. 185
Royal Naval, 10, 31, 77, 87, 153.183, 203. 214, 220, 270, 319, 335, :342, 355, :362. 364. 367, 380, 385
England and Ireland, Communication between, 51
Ericsson Iron Battery. 72
Evans' Apparatus for Generating Gas, 313
Examinations at South Kensington. Science, 20
Excavating Apparatus, Kennard's, 73
Exhibition, America in the. 203. 212 , International, '25. 58.78. s4. 92, 131, 160, 201, 207, 225 231, 255. 271, 317.361
List- of Jurors, 300, 310
Plan of, 262
Machinery Departments 32
Permanent in Paris, 335
Expansion of Steam, 277
Expansive Steam Engines, 106, 123. 132, 167
Experiments on Puddled Steel, Homogeneous Iron, and Steel Iron, made at her Majesty's Arsenal, Woolwich, by Mr. W. H. Barlow, F.R.S., 17
Explosion Boiler Locomotive, Tylor's Report, 43
Priestfield, 278
Terrible, 236, 280
at Rhodes, 44
Explosions, Boiler, 44, 50, 51, 70, 107, 123, 132, 255, 2$5, 311, 316
Causes, Effects, and Military Applications of, 249
Export Trade, the Year's. 282
Exports of Coal, 10, 84, 138
to France, 95

Factories and Factory Workers, 149
Fairbairn, William, :15
Fall of Towers and Spires, 257
Falling Bodies as affected by the Earth's Rotation, 96
Fathers of Modern Science, 358
Fearnley's Steam Hammers, 365
Feed Pipe, Connection for Locomotives, 202
Water Apparatus, Chase's, 221
File Cutting by Machinery, 203
Fire, Messrs. Lambert's Tube Works, Walsall, 226
Fire-arms and Projectiles, Woollcombe's, 17
Revolving, Adam's, 135
Bars, Colquhoun and Thomson's, 8S Engine Establishment, London, 49, 51
Extinguisher, &attic's, 154
File Factory at Manchester, 208
Fire at a French Shipyard, 31. Precautions, against in the Exhibition, 274
Proof Floors, 19
Fires, London, in 1861, Report, 290.314
Flax Scutching Machinery. Improvements 20
Fletcher and Fuller's Planing Machines. SS
Flow of Water and Governors, 186
Flyers and Spindles, Mason's, 72
Food, Preservation of. 8c4
Foreign and Colonial Jottings, 12, 15, 30, 153, 16S, 259, 261, 282.298. 380
Fortress in Plymouth Sound, 330
Fowler's Steam Ploughs, 103
Foundations of London, 49
Fountains, Rise of Jots of Water from, 59
in Trafalgar-square, 356
Franco. Exports to, 05
Population of, 53
Railways, 1
French Matters, 156
Passenger Locomotive, 12
Railway Receipts, 53
Friction of Railway Carriages, 130
Air in Mines, 268
frictional Gearing, 109
Frictionless Bearings for Gas Motors, Parkinson's, 120
Frigates, Iron-cased, 302, 310
Fuel, Peat. 32S Furnace. Regenerative Gas. 85
Furnaces, 93
Regenerative, Siemen’s, 375

Gale and Kennedy's Taps and Valves, 105
Galloway and Wilson's Boilers, 163
Galway Line, 71
Steamships, 200
Gas, Carburetting, 3
in the East. 203
and Gas making, 211
Generating, Evans', 313
in Sweden, 232
Tests of, 121
Works at Chertsey, 130
Gasometers and Tanks, Gyro's, 212
Gasworks of London, 177, 191. 205, 219
German Veneer Cutting Machine, 48
States Railways, 1
Giffard's Injector, 252, 367
Girders, Brine's. 212
Continuous Straight, 221, 2:9, 2;3
Glasgow Bridges, 29
Decadency of, 35
Manufactures, '21
Water Supply, 29
Godwin's Pumps. 236
Gold, Australian, 137
Governors, 253
Flow of Water, 186
Marino, 353, :363, 330
Shaw's, 326. 357
Great Britain and Ireland Railways, I
Eastern, 147, 370
and Mr. Towle, 4S, 361
Greaves' Apparatus for Preventing Waste of Water, 250
Green and Glover's Vice Boxes, 251
Greenwood's Sawing Machinery, 237
Griffiths on Iron, 29. 46

Gun

the 10.in.. 305, 307, 365
63-pounder, 232
Armstrong. 131, 156, 199, 201, 213
Barrels. Steel, 368
Boats, the, 7
of the Future, 211
Stocks, Alsop and Chauncey's, Whitworth, 340

Guns,

Bronze, in America, 208
Rifled, Cast Iron Service, 2.35
Rodman, 10

Gye's Gasometers and Tanks, 212

Hammer, Steam, Naval Ram, 311, 337

Hammers

Steam. 354
in the Exhibition, 318
Fearnley's, 365
Hobson's, 105
Naylor's, 329
Norman's, :356
Single and Double Action, 300
Hancock's Implements for Pulverising and Ploughing Hand Stocks and Screw Dies. Russell's, 327
Harbours and Docks, 13
of Refuge. 282
Hardening and Tempering Tools and Metals, 42
Hartley Colliery Engine Beam, 73, 90, 107, 123, 136, 153, 169. 135. 209
Disaster, 63, 103
Hartmann's Locomotive in the Exhibition, 293, 331

Heat,

Absorption and Radiation of, 147
Theory of. On the Use of Mechanical Hypotheses in Science, by Prof. W. J. M. Rankine, 70
Helixometer. Laing’s. 45
High-pressure Marine Boilers, 319
Hobson's Steam Hammers, 105
Hoisting Apparel, Lister and Myers, 864
Holland Railways. 2. 3
Holyhead. Large Blasts at, 15
Hoods' Beams and Girders. 150
Hop Trade. 185
Hornsby's Thrashing Machines, 124
Howell's Chains and Chain Cables, 234
Humphry's Iron Ships, Batteries, and Forts, SS
Humphrey'. Steam Engines. 209, 225, 241.
Hungary. Opportunities for Enterprise in, 10
Hyde Park. Road across. 72, 95
Hydraulic Machinery in the Exhibition, 333
Presses. 186
Thompson and Stather's, 326

Ice, Artificial, 260
Illuminating Lighthouses, Method of, 121
Impact, Force of. 49. 75
India, Bessemer Process in, 353
Canals in, 262
English Engineering in, 209
Iron Ships as Transports to, 325
Locomotive in, 273
Progress of. 35
Steam on the Rivers of, 136
Indian Railways. 1, 275
Injector, Giffard's. 252, 367
Institution of Civil Engineers, 49

INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS :—

Address of J. Hawkshaw, Esq., President, 41
Conversazione, 335
Description of the Centro Pier of the Bridge across the river Tamar, at Saltash, by Mr. R. P. Brereton, M.I.C.E., 161
Description of the Delta of the Danube, and of the Works Recently Executed at the Sulina Mouth, by Mr. C. A. Hartley, A.I.C.E., 161
Description of Works at the Ports of Swansea, Silloth, and Blyth, by Mr. J. Abernethy, M.I.C.E., 192
Electrical Tests of the Malta and Alexandria Submarine Telegraph Cable, by Mr. C. W. Siemens, M.I.C.E.. 32,5
Lock Ken Viaduct, Portpatrick Railway, by E. L. J. Blyth, 161
Malta and Alexandria Submarine Telegraph Cable, by Mr. H. C. Forde, M.I.C.E., 325
On the Form and Materials for Iron-plated Ships, and the Points Requiring Attention in their Construction. by Mr. Jos. d'A. Samuda, 69
Railway Accidents, by Capt. Galton, R E., 235
Railway Accidents, their Causes and Moans of Prevention, by Mr. J. Brunlees, M.I.C.E., 235
Reclaiming Laud from Seas and Estuaries, by Mr. J. H. Minor, 300
Reclaiming Laud from Seas and Estuaries, by Mr. J. Oldham. M.I.C.E., 300
Sea Dykes of Sleswig and Holstein, and Reclamation of Laud from Sea, by Mr. J. Paton, M.I.C.E., 299
Sextant, by which Larger Angles could be Measured than with the Instruments now in Use, explained by Mr. F. C. Webb, A.I.C.E., 326

INSTITUTION OF ENOINEERS IN IRELAND:—

Manufacture of Peat Fuel, by C. Hodgson, Esq., 328
On the 50-ton Crane Recently Erected at Belfast, by Mr. G. H. Strype, 248, 2S9

INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS IN SCOTLAND:—

Description of a Gorman Veneer Cutting Machine, 43
Mechanical and Economical Advantages and Disadvantages of Surface Condensation, by Mr. J. F. Spencer, 147
Remarks on some Experiments made by Messrs. Isherwood, Stimers, and Long, Chief Engineers in the U.S. Navy, on the Liquefaction of Steam in the Cylinder of an Engine Working Expansively, by Prof. W. J. M. Rankine, 132
Roof Lamp for Railway Carriages, by Alex. Allan, 25
Springs, Railway Buffer, by Mr. Alex. Allan, 25

INSTITUTION OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS:—

COM and Iron Mining of South Yorkshire, by Mr. P. Jeffcock, 262
Construction of Lighting Apparatus for Lighthouses, by Mr. A. Masson°. 262
Feed Pipe 'Connection for Locomotive Engines, by Mr. A. Allan, 262
Regenerative Gas Furnace, by Mr. C. W. Siemens, 65
Regenerative Gas Furnace as applied to Glass Houses, Puddling, Boating. etc., by C. W. Siemens, 375

Institution of Naval Architects, 181
Instruments used in Connection with the Ventilation of Mines, 270
in the Exhibition, 212
Optical. in the Exhibition, 284
Ireland, Drainage in. 84
Iron Armour v. Ordnance, 259
Cued Frigates. 302, 319
the Admiralty and, 73
Mr. Samuda on, 95
Cast, Durability of, in Sea Water, 136
Coal. and General Trades of Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and other Districts, 23, 39. 53. 66, 83. 99. 115. 129, 145, 159. 176. 1S9. 204, 217, 231, 246. 260, 230, 293, 307, 322, 336, 348, 362, 374. 386
and Timber. Tasmanian, 339
Enamelling, 140
in the Exhibition, 311
Galvanised, for Armour Plated Ships, 193
Griffith's on. 29, 46
Malleable Cast, 131
Plated Fleet, 232
Plated Ship Question. 93
Ships, 220
Construction of, 69
of War, 2,59
Vessels. American, 20S Plates, 206
on their Trial, 225
Properties of, and its Resistance to Projectiles at High Velocities, 350
Roofs, 30
Ship* as Transports to India, 325
of War. 155
Steamships, 94
and Steel in the Exhibition, 272
Machine for Testing, 368
Manufacture, 14
Street Paving, 263
Structures, Durability of, 169, 135
Ironstone, Blackband, 30
Iron Targets. 310
Trade in Cleveland, 200
Scotch, 35
Walls of Old England. 377
Welsh, and the Coal Trades, Si
Italy, Railways, 2, 19

James' Packed Elongated Shot and Shell, 315
Japanese Ambassadors at Messrs. Penns'. 316
Jots of Water from Fountains. Rise of. 59
Johnson and Hockin's Mode of Securing Nuts, 151
Johnston's Pillars for Coal Minos, 105
Jointing Elliptic Arches, 30
Kennard's Excavating Apparatus, 73
Kimberley's Machine for Morticing, Tenoning, and Sawing, 313
Kinsey's Steam Engines, 131
Krupp's Cast Steel, 340, 354
in the Exhibition, 266, 305
Stool Works, 151
Laing's Helixometer, 45
Lambeth Suspension Bridge, 367
Lamp, Roof, for Railway Carriages. 25
Land, Reclamation of, from the Sea, 256, 209
Landing Stages, Liverpool, 207
Lane's Permanent Way, 120

LAW INTELLIGENCE :—

Beattie v. the London and North-Western Railway Company, 121
Betts v. Menzies and Another, 352
Bidder v. Richards, 51
Crossley v. Dixon, 75, 134
Ford v. the London and South-Western Railway Company, 122
Hills v. Evans, 68, 74
Hills the Liverpool United Gaslight Company, 103, 121, 234, 257
Horsfall and Others v. Lynall Thomas, 122, 287
Wheatstone v. Wilde, 122

Law's Machinery for Raising and Docking Vassals, 329

LEADING ARTICLES:—

Admiralty and Iron-cased Ships. 78
Programme for 1862-3, 139
Armstrong Gun, 131, 109, 213, 317
Bessemer Metal, 140, 213
Boiler Explosions, 50, 79, 255
Breweries of London, 233, 247
Bridge Foundations, 02
Centrifugal Pumps. 369
Civil Engineering and the President, 61
Drainage and Water Supply, 13
Durability of Iron Structures, 169
Electric Telegraphs, 14
Engineers and Engineering, 185
Exhibition, the Great, 78, 225, 255, 271, 317
Fathers of Modern Science, 358
Fire Engines, 369
Foundations of London, 49
Gas and Gas Making, '1A1
Gasworks of London. 177, 191, 205, 219
Gun of the Future, 241
Harbours and Docks, 13
Hartley Colliery Disaster, 63
Hydraulic Machinery in the Exhibition, 338
Institution of Civil Engineers, 49
Iron-Plated Ship Question, 93
Pintos, on their Trial, 225
Ships of War, 155
Steamships, 04
and Steel in the Exhibition, 272
Manufacture, 14
Limos and Mortars, 50, 94
Locomotive Boiler Making, 289
Engines. 199
in the Exhibition, 264, 349
Power, 79
London Fire Engine Establishment, 49
Marino Engines in the Exhibition. 271
Mechanical Engineering of War, 331
Miscellaneous, 14
Naval Engineers, the, 77
Now Blackfriars Bridge, 94, 109
Now Bridges over the Thames, 155
Ordnance of the Day, 269
in the Exhibition, 303
Paper Making Machinery in the Exhibition, 332
Patent Laws, 139, 331
Office Library, 110
Physical Theories, Now, 78
Practice, Entering on, 34
Preservation of Timber, 64
Progress of Engineering Practice and Opinion, 33
Railway Accidents, 303
and the Law, 125
Engineering, 170
Resistance, 1*5
Wheels and Tyros in the Exhibition, 341
Railways. 13
of the World. 1
Royal Agricultural Society's Show, 379
South of Ireland Direct Telegraph Company, 00
Steam Engine Construction, 169, 255
Economy, 77
Improvement, 109
Engines of our Ships of War, 139
Hammers in the Exhibition, 318
Regenerator, 125
Ships, 13
Sugar Machinery in the Exhibition, 266
Testing Submarine Telegraphs, 63
Tests and Testing, 155
Tools, Engineers, in the Exhibition, 273
Traction and Self-Propelling Farm Engines in the Exhibition, 357
Wood Working Machinery in the Exhibition, 261

Leather Cloth, Manufacture of, 263
Leo and Taplin's Traction Engines, 32
Leo's Steam Pumping Engines, 312
Length of Connecting Rods, 136

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR :—

Armstrong Gun, Artilleryist. 201
10-inch Cannon, T. A. Blakely, 286
Armstrong's 10-inch Gun, J. Jones, 305
Agricultural Locomotives, T. Aveling, 167
R. Romaine, 185
Austrian Locomotive at the Exhibition, F. K., 277
Northern Railway, K., 340
Bessemer Process, W. S. P., 215
Bilge Injections, A Sea-Going Engineer, 2S6
Pumps, A Sea-Going Engineer, 253
Boiler Explosions, R. Howson, 123
Chas. Tapp, 107
F. H. Wenham, 107
Boilers, M. M. J., 96
Bridgenorth Waterworks, R. H., 331
Cast Iron Engine 13eam, C. Jordan, 303
Steel for Guns, W. S. P., 253
Centrifugal Pumps and Steam Hammers, W. E. C., 380
Coking Slack Coal, P. H , 123
Compound Engines, Single Cylinder, 329
Concussion Shells and Naval Warfare, J. Norton, 379
Corrosion in Locomotive Boilers, J. Player, 315
Counterweighting Portable Engines, Portable, 10
Cupola Ships. Bombardier, 317
J. Leonard, 331
Cupolas and Fortifications v. Macintosh's System of Warfare, Nauticus, 341
Useful Effect, 331
Cutting Joints, W. H. Martin, 93
Deluge in Norfolk, J. Macintosh, 315
Employers and Employees, An Employee, 109
Engineers of the Royal Navy, C., 3.12, 355, 367
Exhibition Building, C. S., 201
Expansion of Steam, A. C.. 277
Expansive and Rotary Engines, J. S., 286
Steam Engines, J. S. F., 123
J. S., 167
Falling Bodies, J. H. C., 96
Harry D., 9d '1'. E. Elwell, 96
Fixed and Continuous Girders, J. J. Bireket, 229
F. Campin, 239, 253
Flow of Water, T. B., 49
and Governors, L. O., 186
Force of Impact, W. 1.1, 49
Fraudulent Use of the Word Patent, Jasper, 369
Frictional Gearing, J. Robertson, 109
Furnaces, E. B. Monro, 93
Giffard’s Injector, V. P., 367
Governors, J. S., 253
Groan from the Cylinder, A 40-Horse Engine, 380
Hartley Engine, S., 136
T. Sampson, 136
Beam, G. B., 153
Founder, 153, 185
P. J.,123
W. Kendall 107
J. Roberts, 107
S., 149
Hartmann's Locomotive, G. Hartmann, 331
Hobson's Hammers, T. W. Cowan. 125
Humphry's Steam Engine, J. Humphrys, 241
Engines, F. W. Turner, 225
Hydraulic Presses, J. Weems, 186
Press Packing, N., 317
James's Shot and Shell, J. Norton, 315
Krupp's Cast Steel, A. Longsdon, :305, 340
Steel, R. Mushet, 354
Length of Connecting Rods, Engineer's Pupil, 136
Locomotive Power, J. S. W., 155
Mallet's, Mr., Monster Mortar, R. Mallet, 277
Marine Governors, Miller and Kull', 3S0
Mild Steel. V. S. P., 354
Monitor, How to Take, T. M., 255
and Merrimac, A. Alexander, 253
Naval Engineers, E. S. A., 81
R. N., 3S0
Late R. N., 10
Naval Steam Ram, E. Leigh, 357
Naylor's Steam Hammer, W. Naylor, 329
Nitrogen and Carbonic Oxide, H. K., 354, 369
Ocean Telegraphy, T. W. 13., 239
Open Sand Castings, V., 125
Ordnance, Plug, 213
Paddles, Screw and Hydraulic Propeller, M , 223
Patent LAW', J. Norton, 357
Office, F. A. P., 225
Tribunals, W. Spence, 96, 107, 123, 287
Betts v. Menzies, W. Spence. 355
Pneumatic Process, W. S. P., 223
Portable Engines, T. Aveling, 123
W. Butlin, 109
J. D., 31
R. Laybourn, 31
V. P., 31
Ransoms and Sims, 10
R. Romaine, 130
Practical Use of Steam Expansively in Marine En. glues, V. P., 106
Prizes System, Implement Maker, 315
Properties of Steel, W. Baker, F C.S., 1S5
Pumping through Mains, Hydraulics, 125
Renewal of Provisional Protection, C. 1.) Abel, 107
Resistance of Ships, W. J. M. Rankin, 95
Rodman Guns, J. Norton, 10
Rolling Steel Tyres, W. Owen, 169
Rotary Engines, D. A., 277
J. Paton, 317
V. P., 201, 340. 866
Samuda, Mr., on Iron-cased Ships, N. Barnaby, 95
Screw Shaft Packing Glands, N. C., 169
Sharp's Locomotive in the Exhibition, A. Collet, 2S9
Shaw's Governors, J. Shaw, 357
Shells to Explode by Percussion and Water, Zouave, 317
Single Cylinder and Compound Engines, Ono Cylinder, 854
Slotting Machines, T. Shanks and Co., 33I
Soap, Manufacture of, Ed. Smith, 857
Steam on Common Roads, Chronology, 369
Cultivation, Jas. Howard, 199
Culture, lt. Blackburn, 213, 253
W. C. Homersham, 241, 277
Engine Construction, A. LI., 185
Hammer Naval Ram, J. R. u. Grundy, 341
Hammers, Logic. 340
R. Morrison, 854
Single and Double Action, W. Naylor, 366
Ploughing, R. Romaine, 167
Regenerator, No Gammon, 136
Steel in the Exhibition, Robt. Mushet, 315
Speed of Steam Engines, A. B., 223
Strength of Locomotive Cranks, Nomo. 3' 3
Shafts, T. D., 380
W. C., 357, 880
W. W. F.. 869
J. Mackenzie, 369
Suckow and Habol's Blast, Suckow and Habol, 289
Blowing Machinery, L. E., 255
G. Hemstey, 255
Surface Condensers, J. Louch, 186
Traction Engines, J. Hopgood, 107
A. Pullan. 77
Turbine Water Wheels, the North Iron Foundry Company, 367
Vibrations of Steam Engines on Wheels, W. S. M., 240
Water Tube Balers, V. P., 153
Wheels, Enquirer, 3
Wind, Direction of, S. S., 93
Wrought Iron Cannon, Fawcett, Preston, and Co., 225

Library, Patent Office, 110, 160
Lifeboat Expenses, 40
Light Emitted by Metallic Compounds, &c. &c., 222
Lighting Apparatus for Lighthouses, 262
Lighthouses, Method of Illuminating, 121
Limes and Mortars, 50, 94
Lister and Myers' Hoisting Apparatus, 364

LITERATURE :-

Course of Elementary Mathematics, by J. R. Young, 170
Handy Book on the Law of Bankruptcy, by J. W. Smith, Esq., LLD., 200

Lives of the Engineers, by S. Smiles, 14. 34
Manual of Civil. Engineering, by W. J. Macquorn Rankine, C.E., LL.D., 200
Manual of Railway Engineering in Ireland, by C. P. Cotton, 200
Memoir of the Life of Sir Marc Isambard Brunel, by Richard Beamish, F.R.S., 290
Metallurgy : the Art of Extracting Metal from their Ores, &c., by Jno. Percy, M.D., 80. 110, 126
Transactions of the Institution of Naval Architects, Edited by E. J. Reed, M.I.N.A., 200
Liverpool Coal Trade, 285
Lauding Stages, 207

LIVERPOOL POLYTECHNIC SOCIETY :—

Projectiles and Iron-Plated Vessels, by Colonel Clay, 256

Loch Ken Viaduct, 161
Locks, Canal, 137

Locomotive Building,

Foreign, 370
in the Exhibition, Beyer, Peacock, and Co.'s, 2S5
Hartmann's., 298
Neilson and Co.'s. 299
Sharp, Stewart, and Co.'s, 270, 289
French Passenger, 12
Hartmann's, in the Exhibition, :331
in India, 273
Lady of the Lake, 312
Metropolitan Railway, 11
Power, 79
Statistics, 76

Locomotives, 240

Agricultural, 123, 136. 167, 185, 199, 213, 241, 277
in America, Cost of Building, 5
Chimneys for Wood-burning, 4
Coal-burner, 284
in the Exhibition, 264
Power of, and Railway Resistance, 166, 182
Yankee, 352
London Association of Foremen Engineers, 12
Drawing Association. 259
Fire Engine Establishment, 51
and North-Western Railway Workshops at Wolverton, 265, 331
Looking Glasses, Repairing and Silvering, 88
Loom, Axminster, in the Exhibition, American, 356
Lowestoft Harbour, 137
Lubricators, Thatcher's, 135
Lush's Mashing Attemperators, 312
Machinery Department of the Exhibition, 32, 166, 194
in the Exhibition, Powis, James, and Co.'s, 263
Russian, in the Exhibition, 235
Sugar, in the Exhibition, 266
Macnab's Engines, Marino, and Boilers, 3.10
M'Naught's Method of Supporting Diagonal Engines, 121
Mail Subsidies, Ocean, 162
Mails, Ocean, 261
the, 162
Main Drainage, 103
Mains, Drilling and Tapping, Somerville's, 221
Malahide Viaduct, 179, 180, 195
Malleable Cast Iron, 131
Mallet's Monster Mortar, 277
Malta and Alexandria Submarine Telegraph, 325

MANCHESTER GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY :

Friction of Air in Mines, by J. Atkinson, Esq., 268
Pleistocene Deposits on the Stockport and Woodley Railway, by Mr. John Taylor, jun., 3

MANCHESTER LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY:

Effect of increased Temperature upon the Nature of the Light omitted by the Vapour of certain Metals or Metallic Compounds, by Professor Clifton. 222
Employment of Galvanised Iron for Armour Plated Ships, by Dr. Calvert, 193
Experiments on some Amalgams, by J. P. Joule, LL.D., 42
Notes on Caloric Phenomena, by C. Dyer, Esq., V. P., 223, 283
Observations on Atmospheric Electricity, by Professor W. Thomson, LL.I). F.R.S., 162
Oxyhydrogen Light, Experiment with, 222
Probable Cause of Electrical Storms, by Dr. Joule, 193
Samples of Bessemer's Steel, Exhibited, 31

Manchester, New File Factory at, 208
Mansell's Railway Wheels, 201
Manufactures, Glasgow, 21
Markets, Metal and Timber, 24, 40, 54, 68, 84, 10/, 116, 130, 146, 160, 176, 190. 204, 218, 232, 246, 260, 280, 294, 308, 322, 336, 348, 302, 374, 3S6
Mashing Attemperators, Lush's. 312
Mason's Flyers and Spindles, 72
Mechanical Hypotheses in Science, by Professor J. W. Rankine, 70
Mechanism, Ingenious, 32
Melado, 104
Memorial, Prince Consort, 162
Merryweather and Son's Steam Fire Engines, 282
Merryweather's, M. and R. M.. Pumps, 195
and Son's Steam Fire Engine, 376
Mersey Docks, The, 165
Dockyard in, 3
Meters, Fluid, Cameron's, 71
Metropolitan Railway, Locomotive, 11
Meyer's Slide Valves, 1f4
Minerals, Stone, &c., from her Majesty's Forest of Dean, 337
Mines in Chile, 364
Friction of Air in, 268
Sanitary Condition of, 235, 251
Ventilation of, 269
Mining, Coal and Iron, 202
Mill, Sugar, Mirlee's, in the Exhibition, 295
Millstones, 319
Mode of Dressing, Child's, 220
Mirlee's Sugar Mill in the Exhibition, 295
Miscellanea, 11, 27, 43, 59, 75, 57, 103, 119, 134, 153, 167, 183, 214, 236, 370
Monitor, How to take, 255
and the Merrimac, 208, 253
Morgan, Jay, Edwards and Tilston's. Ropes or Cables, 2.17
Morpeth Steamer, 378
Mortar, Action of Sea-water on Lime. 311
Mortar, Mallet's Monster, 277
Morticing, Tenoning. and Sawing, Kimberley's, 313
Motion, Transmitting, Seller's Apparatus, 89
Mott's Apparatus for Drawing Beer from Casks, 251
Mules, Self-acting, Pitfield's, 70
Mushrooms, How to Select, 95
Naval Gossip, 326, 362, 380
Ram, Steam Hammer, 341, 357
Navy, American, 71
the, 12, 30, 135, 261
Naylor's Steam Hammers. 329
Neilson and Co.'s Locomotive in the Exhibition, 299
Nelson's Punching Washers, for Throttles, 364
New Brunswick Railways, 1
New Granada Railway, 2
South Wales Railways, 1
Zealand Railways, 1
Newton's Ventilating Apparatus. 352
Nitrogen and Carbonic Oxide, 354, 369
Norman's Steam Hammers, 356
Notes from British America, 267
from New South Wales, 7, 58, 74, 120, 248. 333
the Northern and Eastern Counties, 23, 39, 58, 67, 83,100, 116, 180, 146, 159, 176, 190, 204, 218, 232, 246, 269, 280, 294, 308, 322, 336, 348, 362, 374, 386
Notices to Correspondents, 13, 33. 49. 61, '77. 93, 109, 125, 139, 155, 169. 1S5, 199, 213, 225, 241, 255, 289, 303, 317, 331. 341, 369, 879
Norway Railways, 2
Nova Scotia Railways. 1
Nuts for Fish Plates, Securing, Johnson and Hockins,' 151

Obelisks, 163
Ocean Mail Subsidies, 112
Mails, 261
Telegraphy, 239
Ordnance. 368
v. Armour Plates, 162
Armstrong, 305
of the Day. 289
in the Exhibition, 803
Large, 336
Matters, American, 322
Working and Discharging below Water Level, Page's Apparatus, 89
Oil Wells, 380
Optical Instruments in the Exhibition, 284
Ostia, Treasures of, 54
Oxide, Nitrogen and Carbonic, 354, 369
Oxyhydrogen Light, 222

Packets. Dover Mail, 7
Paddle. the Screw, and the Hydraulic Propeller, 149
Screw, and Hydraulic Propellers. 223
Page's Apparatus for Working and Discharging Ordnance, below Water Level, 89
Palmerston, Lord, on Coast Defences. 185
Paper Making Machinery in the Exhibition, 332
Manufacture, 368
for Rooms, Choice of Wall, 190
Parkinson's Frictionless Bearings for Gas Meters, 120
Paris, Exhibition, Permanent in, 383
Patent, Fraudulent Use of the Word, 369
Law, English, 357
Reform, 96, 107
Laws. 139. 179, 206, 274, 331
Office, 225
Library, 110,160
Tribunals. 96, 107, 1•:'3. 2SG
Bett's v. Menzies, 355
Patents, Remunerative 31
the Times (in 1851) on, 236
Paving, Iron Sheet, 263
Peat Fuel, 328
Pew, Wanted, 325
Peninsular and Oriental Company's Steamers, 8
Penrice's Machinery for Tunnelling, 44
Permanent Way, 118, 120
Peru Railways, 2
Petroleum, 214
Physical Theories, New, 73
Pier at Blackpool, 124
Pillars for Coal Mines, Johnston's, 105
Pistol, Pocket, New, 58
Pitfield's Self-acting Mules, 76
Planing Machines, Fletcher and Fuller's, 88
Platt and Richardson's Brick Machinery, 57
Pleistocene Deposits on the Stockport and Woodley Railways, 3
Ploughing and Cultivating Machinery, Steam, Yarrow and Hilditch's, 327
Steam, 152, 167
Ploughs, Steam. Fowler's, 103
Plumbago, Artificial, 64
Plymouth. 70
Sound, Fortress in, 330
Pneumatic Process, 223
Police, Clothing of, 4
Pontifex and Wood's Tunning Casks, 250
Population of the American States, 50
Franco 53
Porcelain Works, Worcester, 348
Portsmouth Navy Yard, 53
Portugal Railway, 2
Powis, James, and Co.'s Machinery in the Exhibition, 2
Practice, Entering on. 26, 34
Preservation of Food, 364
Timber, 6t Presses, Hydraulic, 1SG
Presses, Hydraulic. Thompson and Stather's, 326
Prevention of Boiler Explosions, 10
Price's Tools for Cutting Shives, 135
Priest and Woolnough's Machinery for Drilling and Hoeing land, 120
Priestfield Boiler Explosion, 27S
Primo Movers, Supply of Power for Acting, 14S
Prince Consort Memorial, 162
Printing, Bank Note, 368
Prize System, 315
Prizes, Effect of, on Manufactures, 276, 281, 207
Progress of Engineering Practice and Opinion, 33
in the Plato County, 880
Projectile, Wonderful, 280
Projectiles, Thomas', 250
and Fire-arms, Woolcombe's, 17
and Iron Plated Vessels, 256
Propeller, Aurora's Feathering Screw, 184
the Paddle, the Screw, and the Hydraulic, 149, 223
Provisional Protections, 107
Prussia, Railway, 1
Pulverising and Ploughing, !Hancock's Implements, •2
Pumps, Bilge, 253, 236
Centrifugal. 369, 380
Merryweather's, M. and R. M., 195
Godwin's, 236
Punching Washers for Throstles, Nelson's, 364
Railroad, Sink, 310
Railway Accidents, 235, 303
Accident near Kelso, 238
Bills, 00, 73. 91, 103
Chairs, De Bergue’s, 364
Engineering, 170
Incline Planes, in America, 40
Matters, 76, 91, 111, 118
Notes, 151
Receipts, French, 53
Resistance, 185
Travelling, 21, 263
Railways, 13

RAILWAYS

Algeria, 2
Austria, 1
Belgium, 2
Brazil, 2
Canadian, 1, 154, 321
Cape of Good Hope, 1
Chili, 2
Demerara, 1
Denmark, 2
Egypt, 2
France, 1
German States, 1
Great Britain and Ireland, 1
Holland, 2, India, 1, 275
Italy, 2, 19
Now Brunswick, 1
New Granada, 2
New South Wales, 1
Now Zealand, 1
Norway, 2
Nova Scotia, 1
Peru, 2
Portugal, 2
Prussia, 1
Roman States, 2
Russia, 2
South Australia, 1
Spain, 2, 21, 352
Sweden, 2
Switzerland. 2
Turkey, 2
United States, 2
Victoria, 1
West Indies, 2

RAILWAY

Austrian Northern, 340
Charing-cross, 246
Coquimbo, 370
East Gloucestershire, 40
Eastern Counties, 12
Railways in Franco, Moro Wanted, 31
and Passengers, 91
Resistance to Traction upon, and Gravitation from Friction, by Mr. T. Dixon, C.E., 69, 86, 166, 182
Raising and Docking Vessels, Law's Machinery, 329
Vessels, Walker's Hydraulic Stage, 60
Reclamation of Lands from the Sea, 256, 299
Regenerative Gas Furnace. 85
Regenerator, Steam, 125, 136
Rendel's Wrought Iron Cylinders for Ordnance, 23
Resistance. Railway, 185
and Power of Locomotives, 166, 1S2
of Ships, 95
to Traction upon Railways from Friction and Gravitation, by Mr. J. Dixon, C.E., 69, 86, 166, 1S2
Rhodes. Explosion at, 44
Richmond, Chandler, and Ritchie's Sack Holder, 165
Rifled Cannon, 26, 84
Cast Iron Service Guns, 285
Rifling Cannon, Machine for, Vavasseur’s. 164
Rio Janeiro, Improvements in, 103
Road Across Hyde Park, 72, 95
Roberts' Vices and Screw Benches, 2S Rocks, Boring, 236
Rodman Guns, 10
Roman States Railways, 2
Roofs, Iron, 30
Ropes or Cables, Morgan, Jay, Edwards, and Tilson's, 237
Roman and Horton's Boilers and Surface Condensers, 240
Royal Agricultural Society, 262
Society's Show, 370

ROYAL INSTITUTION OF GREAT BRITAIN :—

Absorption and Radiation of Heat by Gaseous Matter, by Jno. Tyndall. F.R.S., 147
Causes. Effects, and Military Applications of Explosions, by F. A. Abel, Esq., F.R.S., 249
Explanation of the Meteorological Telegraphy and its Basis, now under Trial at the Board of Trade, by Rear-Admiral Fitz Roy, 238
Iron Walls of Old England, by J. S. Russell, Esq., F.R.S., 377
Properties of Iron and its Resistance to Projectiles at High Velocities, by W. Fairbairn, Esq., 10.11.S., 350

Royal Naval Engineers, 10, 31, 77. S7, 153, 183, 203,214, 220, 270, 319, 335, 342, 355, 302, 364, 307, 3S0, 385
Royal Oak. 88, 12.3
Russell's Hand Stocks and Screw Dies, 327
Russia Railways, 2
Russian Machinery in the Exhibition, 235 Manufacturing Town, 352

Sack Holder. Richmond, Chandler, and Ritchie's, 165
Saltash Bridge, Centre Pier, 161
Sanitary Condition of Mines, 235, 251
Enterprise, Failure of. 150
Savory's. W. and P. A., Winding Apparatus, 165
Sawing Machinery, Greenwood's, 237
Worssam’s, 378
Schiele's Turbine Water Wheel, 92
Science, Modern, Fathers of, 358
Scotch Iron Trade, 35
Scotia, the, 168
Screw Cutting Machines, Seller's, 275
Dies and Hand Stocks, Russell's, 327
Screws, Six-bladed, 370
Sea Dykes of Slesvig and Holstein, 299
Selby's Surface Condensers, 220
Seller’s Apparatus for Transmitting Motion, SO
Screw Cutting Machines, 275
Sewage. London and Essex Land, 31
Metropolitan. Utilisation of, 47
of Towns, 122
Sewer. Banquet in a, 282
Fleet, 308
Gases in Houses Drawn by the Heat of Fires, 104
Northern Outfall, 327
Sewers, Deodorising, 104
Sewering of Towns and Draining of Houses, 196, 209
Sewing Machines. 197, 214
Sextant, by which Larger Angles can be Measured than with the Instruments now in Use, 326
Shafts, Strength of, 369, 380
Shanks' Drilling Machines, 57
Machine, 105
Shannon, Works on the River, 21
Sharp, Stewart. and Co.'s Locomotive in the Exhibition, 270, 289
Marine Slotting Drill, 275
Shaw's Governors, 326, 357
Hot Air Engines. 137
Shells to Explode by Percussion in Water, 317
Ship Cupola. Captain Coles', 232
Ship, Iron Plated Question, 93
of War, Built by the Knights of St. John, 170
Shipbuilding on the Clyde. Steam, 10
Iron, on the Tay, 124
Steam, on the Clyde, 160
Wood for, 39
Shipping Trade. 21
Ships, Armour Plated, Now, 201
Building, 131
Cupola, 317, 331, 341
Iron, Batteries,_ and Forts. Humphry's, 88
Iron Cased, and the Admiralty, 78
Mr. Samuda on, 95
Plated, 220
Construction of, 69
of War, 259
as Transports to India. 325
of War. 155
Resistance of, 95
Steam, 13
for the Hamburgh and American Trade, 368
Shoeburyness, Experiments at, 254
Shot and Shell, James' Elongated, 315
Siemens' Regenerative Furnaces, 375
Sights for Small Arms and Ordnance, Whitworth and Hulse's. 224
Signalling, Barker's, 8
Silvering and Repairing Looking Glasses, 88
Slates, Dressing. Amos and Francis' Machinery, 151
Slotting Machines, 331
Slubbing and Roving Frames, Wild's, 250
Sluice, Bursting of, near Lynn, 2S8
Smeatonians, the, 308
Smoke Nuisance, 8

SOCIETY OF ARTS :

Effect of Prizes on Manufactures, by Samuel Sidney, 276, 281, 297
Improvements and Progress in Dyeing and Calico Printing since 1851, by Dr. F. Crate Calvert, F.R.S., 101, 117, 133
Recently Executed Deep Wells and Borings, by Geo R. Burnell, C.E., 85, 101
Sewering of Towns and Draining of Houses, by R. Rawlinson, C.E., F.G.S., 196, 209

SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS :-

Award of Premiums, 51
Conversazione, 362
Enclosure of Lands from the Sea, and the Construction of Sea and Other Banks. by E. Olander, 55
Marine Governors, by Lewis Olrick, 353, 363
Peaty Water Containing Copper, Action of on a Boiler. by E. Riley, 85
Use of Coal in Furnaces, without Smoke, by C. F. T. Young, 309, 323
Visit of Members to the Southern Outfall of the Main Drainage, 319
Soap, 357
Soda Water Apparatus, Steam, Barnett's, 353
Somerville's Drilling and Tapping Mains, 221
Soul h Australia Railways, 1
Southend Pier, 137
South of Ireland Direct Company, 95
Kensington, Science Examination at, 20

SOUTH WALES INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERS:—

Giffard's injector, by Mr. J. D. Steele, C.E. 252
Sanitary Condition of Mines, by Mr. F. Fryer, F.G.S., 235, 251
Selection and Treatment of Coal for the Blast Furnace and Cupola, by Mr. Cox, 252
Spain, Railway Bridge over the Ebro, 59
Railways, 2, 21, 352
Spectrum Analysis, 95
Speed, Great Railway, 21
of Steam Engines, 223
Spencer's Steam Engines, 108
Spheroidal Condition, 133
Springs. Buffer, Railway, 25
Star Life Assurance Society, 151
Statistics of Human Life, 185
Locomotive, 76
Steam on Common Roads, 25, 74, 153
Cultivation, 302
Rapid Progress of, 285
Culture. 123, 136, 167.485, 199, 213, 241, 277
at the Exhibition, 297
Expansion of, 277
Expansively, Use of, 106, 123, 132
Passages, Transatlantic in 1861, 135
Pipes in the Exhibition, 354
Ploughing, 152, 167
Power, Applying, 365
Regenerator, 125, 136
on the Rivers of India, 133
Steamer, Morpeth, 378
Saloon, 240
Steamers, American, 27
Peninsular and Oriental Company's, S Steaming, Australian Difficulties of, 352
Steamship Economy, 200, 368
Scotia, Sailing of, 307
Trials, 200
Steamships, Galway, 200
Iron, 94
Steel, Cast, for Guns, 253
Cast, Krupp's, 340, 854
in the Exhibition, 305
in the Exhibition, 133, 315
Gun Barrels, 368
and Iron, Sc., Experiments Made on, at the Arsenal, Woolwich, by Mr. W. IL Barlow, F. R.S., 17
Krupp's, Cast, in the Exhibition, 266
Mild, 354
Properties of, 185
Stevens' Battery, 56
Stone, Artificial, 822
Storms, Electrical, Probable Cause of, 193
Stothert’s Condensing Apparatus, 327
Strength of Shafts, 369, 380
Suckow and Habel's Blast Machinery, 236, 255, 289
Suez Canal, 131
Sugar Machinery in the Exhibition, 266
Mirlee's, in the Exhibition, 295
Sulina Mouth, Description of Works at, 161
Surface Condensation, Mechanical and Economical Advantages and Disadvantages of, 147
Condensers, 136, 186
Selby's, 220
and Boilers, Rowan and Horton's, 240
Sweden, Railways, 2
Switzerland, Railways, 2

Taps and Valves, Gale and Kennedy's, 105
Targets, Iron, 310
Tasmanian Timber, Coal, and Iron, 339
Telegraph, Atlantic, Proposed Now. 207
cable, Submarine, Malta and Alexandria, 325
Cables, Submarine, Testing, 63
to Ireland, Another, 35
Telegraphs. Electric, 14
Telegraphy, Meteorological, 238
Ocean, 239
Test for Arsenic, 103
Testing Iron and Steel, Machine for, 36S Submarine Telegraph Cables, 63
Wire Rope, 257
Tests of Gas, 121
and Testing, 155
Thames Embankment, 21, 160, 260, 335, 36S of, South Side, 18, 95
Tunnel Hoax, 156
Thatcher's Lubricators, 135
Theories, New Physical, 78
Thomas' Centrifugal Machines, 44
Projectiles. 250
Thompson and Stather's Hydraulic Presses, 826
Thrashing Machines, Hornsby's, 124
Thrifty Scotch Workman, 59
Timber Beams, 30
Coal and Iron, Tasmanian, 339
Comes from. Where our, 7
Preservation of, 64
Tiu Standard. the, 29
Titania Acid in all Clays and its Frequent Occurrence in Iron Ores, 853
Tools for Cutting Shives, Price's, 135
Engineers, in the Exhibition, 273
in the Exhibition. Beyer, Peacock, and Co.'s, 267
and Metals, Hardening and Tempering, 42
Trade, Coal, Liverpool, 285
the Year's Export, 282
Traffic Receipts, Railway, 7, 31, 48, 123, 153, 165, 188, 201, 232, 252, 274, 282, 835, 352, 3S5
Tramway, Westminster Bridge-road, 232. 234
Transatlantic, Steam Passages in 1861, 135
Travelling, Railway, 263
Trial of the 10-in. Armstrong Gun,156
Tubbing in Coal Pits, Corrosion o Cast Iron, 121
Tunnel, Mont Cents, 385
Tunnelling, Penrice’s Machinery, 44
Twining Casks, Pontifex and Wood's 250
Tuns, Fermenting, Wood's, 163
Turbine Water Wheels, Schiele's, 92
Wheels, 367
Turkey, Railways, 2
Type Setter, Another, 53

United States Railways, 2

Valves, Slide. Meyer's, 161
Vavasseur's Machine for Rifling Cannon, 161
Veneer Cutting Machine, German, 48
Ventilating Apparatus, Newton's, 352
Ventilation of Carriages, 179
Mines, 269
Vessels, Iron-clad, American, 11
Plated, American. 208
Raising, Walker's Hydraulic Stage, 60
and Docking, Law's Machinery, 329
Viaduct, Loch Kew, 161
Malahide, 179, 180, 195
Vibration of a Steam Engine Mounted on Wheels, 240
Vice Boxes, Green and Glover's, 251
Vices and Screw Benches, Roberts', 28
Victoria, Auriferous Rocks of, 53
Railways, 1

Wagon, Railway, Built in Eleven Hours, 208
Wakefield, Water at, 190
Walker's Hydraulic Stage for Raising Vessels, 60
Walls, Retaining, 207
Walters', Major, World's Barometer and Weather Indicator, 91
Warrior. Cost of, 154
Water, Peaty, Containing Copper, Action of on a Boiler, 85
Preventing Waste of, Greaves' Apparatus, 250
Salt, Distilling, Brown's Apparatus, 184
Supply, Drainage and, 13
Glasgow, 29
Tube Boilers, 75, 96,153
at Wakefield, 190
Works, Bridgenorth, 331
Wells and Borings, 85
Well Sinking and Boring, Royal Horticultural Gardens, 104
Welsh Iron and the Coal Trades, 31
West Hartlepool, Model. '208
Indies Railways, 2
Westminster Bridge, Now, 326
Road Tramway, 232,284
Wheel, Turbine Water, Schiele's, 92
Wheels, Turbine Water, 367
and Tyres, Railway in the Exhibition, 341
Whitworth Gun, 340
and Hulse's Sights for Small Arms and Ordnance. 224
Wilcox's Hot Air Engines, 287
Wild's Slubbing and Roving Frames, 250
Williams and Parkinson's Carding Engines, 221
Winding Apparatus, Savory's, W. and P. A., 165
Wire Rope, Testing, 257
Wood for Shipbuilding, 39
Working in the Exhibition. 261
Wood's Fermenting Tuns, 163
Woolcombe’s Projectiles and Fire-arms, 17
Worcester Porcelain Works, 348
Workmen, Accidents to, 131
Works at Chatham, Important Now, 124
Consett Iron, the Government, 31
Copper ii- the Exhibition, 364
Executed at the 8ulina Mouth, 161
Krupp's Steel, 154
Porcelain, Worcester, 348
at the Ports of Swansea, Silloth and Blyth, 92
on the River Shannon, 21
Workshops at Wolverton, London and North-Western, 265, 331
Worssam's Sawing Machinery, 378
Wrought Iron Cannon, 225

Yarrow and Hilditch's Steam Ploughing Machinery,327

Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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