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The Engineer 1863 Jul-Dec: Index: Miscellaneous

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The Engineer 1863 Jul-Dec: Miscellaneous Index.
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  • Abel's Omnibus, 109
  • Acadian Iron, 229
  • Accident on tbo Dlarlcwall Railway, 149
  • Accident from Llglunlug, 200
  • Accidout, Lynn and Hunstanton Railway, 97
  • Accidental I loath Inaurnnoe Company, 30
  • Accidents, French Railway, 194
  • Accidents, Railway, 254
  • Aicldonts, Railway, a Chapter of, 359
  • Aehillos, The, Frigate, 92
  • Act, New City Traffic Regulotion. 91a
  • Act, Now Pasiongers, 122
  • Act, Telegraph, 138
  • Adama’. W. B., Locomotive, 369
  • Adams' Permanent Wsy, 97
  • Adio's Apparatus for Measuring Distances. 208
  • Address, Inaugural, British Association, Sir W. G. Armstrong, 121
  • Addrosa, I a tenia, Sir W. Armstrong's, 1
  • Aerial Locomotion, 123
  • Aerial Navigation, 150
  • Aeronaut, Tbo, Mr. Coxwell, 102
  • Affghanistuu, Surgery In, 11$
  • Agricultural Machinery, 80
  • Agriculture, Modrrn, Mr. E. Dennison on. 282
  • Air Into Furnaces, ilogulating, Goucher**, 185
  • Alguado Roof Lighthouse, 6
  • Alkali Work., 309
  • Aloe, Tho Great of VoraCruz, 118
  • Alpino Itailwuys, 106
  • Alps, Passage of, 08
  • Alps, Tuunol through the, 183
  • Aluminium Bronzd/KJ
  • Aluminium, Manufacture of 27t>
  • America, Coal In, 3.5S
  • Amorloa, Coal Trade In, 212
  • America, The Last Now Thing from, 138
  • A me I lea, Wrought Irou Ordnmic. in, l.TJ
  • Amorloau Cast Inn Ordnance, 306
  • Amirioen and English Gnus, 202
  • Amoricuu Floating B.itlory, 231
  • American lAiu Gun, 1J2
  • American Heavy urdnanoo, 3Ó0
  • Amerioan Iron, 371
  • American Iron olods, 88
  • American jn.rl'lme Preparations, 84
  • American Monitors, 357
  • American Monitors, Ericsson nnd the, 37
  • American Navy, Chief Engineer of, 358
  • American Nnvy, Engineers in, 2S4
  • American Rifled Gun, 157
  • American Steam Fire Engine, 61
  • Amos' Machinery lor Paper, 125
  • Amsterdam Sea Cnnal, 90
  • Anchor, Martin’s, 356
  • Anchor and Chain Cables Bill, 21
  • Anchors, 5S
  • Anglo-Australian Telegraph, 309
  • Annealing of Steel, 371
  • Auti-Eniilicg Compositions, IOS
  • Anvils, Urooman's, 154
  • Apprentices at Slieerncss, 238
  • Armour Plato Manufacturergoingintn Parliament ISO
  • Armour Plaics, 16, 81,143, 144, 148, 253, 299, 36S
  • Armour Plates, Houding, 65
  • Armour Plates, Corrosion of. 253
  • Armour Plates, Klectrn-platiug, 144
  • Armour Plates, Fronch, 45, 130
  • Armour Plaics, Trial at St. Petersburg, 241
  • Armour Platea, Turret, 257
  • Armour Plates, Yales’, 255
  • Armour Plating, Bell’s, 230
  • Armoury, United States, 238
  • Armstrong Gun, 13j-in., 310
  • Armstrong, A 300-poundor, 182
  • Armstrong, Sir W. O., Inaugural Address, British Association, 121
  • Armstrongs, Cost of, 62
  • Armstrong's, Sir W., Address and Patouts, 141
  • Armstrongs, The, 3, 178, 282
  • Armstrongs, The Troublesome, 356
  • Art Workmanship and tho Society of Arts. 376
  • Artillery, Modern, 174
  • Association, Cotton Supply, 123, 257
  • Association, Manchester Boiler, 2, 68,126, 209 265 311
  • Associations, Co-operative, 15 ’
  • Astronomer on Boiler Explosions, An, 284
  • Atlantic, Pressure at the Bottom of, 6
  • Atlantic Telegraph, 102, 183, 218
  • Atlantic Telegraphy. 74
  • Auld’s, D. and D., Furnaces and Bollere, 4
  • Australis, Locomotives fur, 128
  • Australia via Panama, 50
  • Australian Trade, 118
  • Austria, Railways in, 228
  • Austrian Institution of Engineers, 324
  • Avoting's Tractlou Engines, 105
  • Axle-boxes and Bearings, Philippi’s, 108
  • Axlo Journal or Bearing. Goode’s, 369
  • Axles and Axle Boxes, Muntz’s, 169
  • Bag, Mail, Improved Sea going, 255
  • Balances, Water, 379
  • Baldwin's Superheating Steam, 355
  • Balloon Experiments, 137
  • Balloon, A Great, 90
  • Balloon, A New, 188
  • Bands for Driving Machinery, Sanderson's, 43
  • Bankside, Southwark, New Bridge at, 267
  • Barclay’s Locomotive Boring Wiuding Engines, 297
  • Barlow's Preserving Timber,
  • Baron Osy, Steamer, 174
  • Battery, Floating, American, 221
  • Battery, Portable, Billinghurst and Requa's, 199
  • Bates’ Ordnance, 78
  • Bath's Oomibusesand Carriages, 139
  • Beards,ee’s Method of Firing Canuon, 105
  • Beariugs and Axie-boxes, Philippi’s, 108
  • Bearings and Bushes of Axles, Burton’s, 23»
  • Bearings, Elastic, of Railway Tyros, 201
  • Bearings, Practical Notes, 200
  • Bearings of Shafts, 310
  • Beaters for Threshing Machines, Gray’s, 255
  • Beck’s Cuttibg and Shearing Metal, 35
  • Belgian Coal and Iron, 154, 336
  • Belgiau Commercial Reform, 144
  • Belgian Iron Trade, 272
  • Belgian Railways, 84
  • Belgium, 108
  • Belgium, Construction of Railway Plant, 284
  • Belgium, Ironworks In, 379
  • Belgium, The Mauchestor of, 170
  • Belgium, Railways in, 270
  • Bellerophon. The, Iron Frigate, 170, 244
  • Bell’s Armour-plating, 230
  • Bending Armour Pla os, 65
  • Beniley aud Booth’s Looms, 238
  • Bessemor, Mr., Gold Medal from the King of Wurtem-
  • berg, 141
  • Bossemer Rails, 120
  • Bessemer Steel in Lancashire, 49
  • Bessemer’s Hydraulic Presses, 112
  • Biddell’s Traction Engines, 324, 379
  • Bidder, Mr. G. P., The University of Edinburgh, 268
  • Billi Dghurat and Requa’s Portable Battery. 109
  • Bills, Private, 13
  • Blleton Boiler Explosion, 287
  • Biography, Industrial, 279
  • Birmingham Small-arms Factory, 375
  • Black Prince, The, 2o5
  • Black wall Railway, Accident on, 169
  • Blakeley Guns, 324, 856
  • Blakely and Vavnsseur’s Projectiles, 184
  • Blakely's Breech-loading Ordnanco, 63
  • Blasting. Rock, 360
  • Blondiu, 111 ,
  • Boils r, A Burnt, 244
  • Boiler Explosion, Bilston, 287
  • Boiler Explosion at Dane’s Hill, 309
  • Boiler Explosion In the Greenwich Marshes, 294
  • Boiler Explosion, Messrs. Hirst and Sons, 4
  • Boiler Explosion, Lambeth, 298
  • B liler Explosion, New Bradley Ironworks, 271
  • Boiler Explosion, Southampton, 150
  • Boiler Explosion at Todmordou, 268
  • Boiler Explosi u at Wakefield, 339, 379
  • Boiler Explosions, 48, 138, 143, 157, 171, 130, 213, 231. 259, 295, 360
  • Boiler Explosions, An Astronomer on, 284
  • Boiler Explosions, New Explanation of, 344
  • Boiler Explosions, North Wheal Basset, 82
  • Boiler Explosions, Preventing, 158
  • Boiler Explosions, South Staffordshire, 3
  • Boiler Incrustations, Preveutlng, 141
  • Boiler Plates, Welding, 136
  • Boilers and Furnaces, Auld’s, 4
  • Boilers, Marine, 329, 378
  • Boilers, Steam, Inglis', 50
  • Boilers, Steam, Musgrave's, 338
  • Boilers, Steam, Destructive Euergy in the Explosion ( of, Ac.. 293 (
  • Bolton’s Wire, 108 <
  • Bombards, The Early, 260
  • Bottles, Stopping. Thompson's, 230
  • Bottomlev’s Twisting and Doubling Yarns, 94
  • Bousfield's Breech-loading Fire-arms, 227
  • Bower and Hollinshead’s Gas, 242
  • Bower and Holliushead's Uns Apparatus, 377
  • Brake, Safety Railway, Clark’s, 362
  • Bray’s Traction Engines, 330
  • Brick Machinery, LoDgley's, 22
  • Bridge, Charing Cross Railway, 362
  • Bridge, Clifton Suspension, 3, 24, 68, 185
  • Bridge. Railway, Fall of, in Spain, 232
  • Bridge, Rallwny, at Gorston, Fall of, 170
  • Bridge, Railway, Large, 362
  • Bridge, Wire Suspension, British Columbia, 813
  • Bridges, Proposed High Level, Over the Thames, 373
  • Bridges, 8teol as a Material in the Construction of, 106
  • Bristol and West of England Railway Wagon Company,
  • 03, 188
  • British Association tor the Advancement or C Science, 66, 94, Hl. 260
  • Abstract History and Development of the Engineering Manufactures of the Tyne and Neighbouring C Dlstriots, by P. Wsetmocott, 151
  • Balloon Experiments by Mr. Glalsherj 187
  • Boiler Explosions, Astronomer Royal, 188 ,
  • Casks. Machinery and Apparatus for Cleansing and Purifying, by Robert Darleon, C.E., 210
  • Chemical Manufactures on the Tyne, by Mr. J. C. Stevenson, 181
  • The Chemistry of tho Oalvanic Battery in relation to Dynamics, by Professor Williamson, F.R.S., 266
  • Decortication of Cereals, by C. Davison, C.E., 225
  • Glass, Manufacture ol, by Mr. Paitenson, 141
  • Gun Cotton, 136
  • Inaugural Address, Sir W. G Armstrong, 121
  • Mvest'gatlon of Pane Water Lines, by W. J. M. Rankiuo, C.E., 135
  • Irou Shipbuilding, by Mr. C. M. Palmer, 135
  • Jnrrow Excursion, 144
  • Manufacture of Aluminium, by J. L. Bell, 270
  • Paper Manufacturers of Noriliuiuburbiiid and Dnrham, by W. H. Richardson, 210
  • Proportions of r>htps of Least Skin Resistance for a given 8peed and Displacement, by W. J. M. Rau- kiue. 123
  • Railways aud Locomotives of the Districts adjoining the Rivers Tyne, Weare, aud Tees, by J. F. '1 olio, 152
  • Railways, New Method of Working by Stationary EDgiuos, by Messrs. Hawthorn, 210
  • Report from tho Mechanical Depaitment, by Sir. Scott Russell, 136
  • Slaking of Quicklimo, by Mr. Davy, 170
  • British Iron, 313
  • British Museum, 78
  • Brooman's Anvils, 154
  • Brown's Hydraulic Machinery, 47
  • Buchanan's Sugar Mills, 40
  • Buckle, M. E , Mr., Death of. 202
  • Buckie, Esq., C.E., tho late William, 228
  • Hulldiug Materials, Work lu India, Cost of, 370
  • Building ill Paris, 49 Bullets, tho Story of Two, 201
  • Burton's Bearings and Bushes of Axles, 238
  • Cables, Anchor and Chain, Bill, 21
  • Caird’s, Steam Engiues, 8, 63
  • Calais, 70
  • Calculators, Extraordinary, 19
  • Calcutta, 110
  • Calcutta and South-Eastern Railway, 18
  • Caledoula, The, 205
  • Calls, Railway, 332
  • Cathel's Gas Apparatus, 9
  • Cambridge University Observatory, 01
  • Canadian Copper Miues, 7
  • Canadian Forests, 111
  • Canal, Amsterdam Sea, 90
  • Canal, Cavour, 202
  • Canals ot Irrigation, 210
  • Canal, Ottawa, 188
  • Canal, Paris and Dieppe, 155
  • Canal Steamboat, Chimneys, 3S
  • Canal, Suez, 60, 67. 75, 206, 231
  • Canals and Railways in India, 123
  • Cannon, Method of Firing, Beardslee's, 105
  • Cannon aud other Fire-arms, Richards', 03
  • Cannon, Wrought Iron, 66
  • Carbon, State of, in Cast Iron, 81
  • Carbonic Acid Apparatus, Morel’s, 311
  • Carre's Dioptrical Water Gauge, 254
  • Carre’s Refrigerating and Freezing, 214
  • Carriage, New Royal, 144, 355
  • Carrick. Esq., Tho.*.. Wave of High Water, with Hints towards a New Theory of Tides 85
  • Cask Cleaning Machinery, 256
  • Cask Cleansing and Purifying, 210
  • Casks, Cleaning, Jacob’s, 188
  • Cast Iron Girders, 165
  • Cast Irou Gun, New, 244
  • Cast Iron Ordnance, 204
  • Cast Iron Superheaters, 244
  • Casting and Boiler Making at Leistou, 144
  • Casting Guns Hollow, 280
  • Cements, Limes and, 374
  • Centrifugal Pumps, 20, 243, 329, 340
  • Cereals, Decortication of 225
  • Charing-cross Ra'lway, 201, 267
  • Charing-cross Railway Bridge, 362
  • Ckaring-cross Railway, Opening of, 330
  • Charleston, Defences of. 69
  • Chatham, 170
  • Chatham, Engineering Lectures at. 229
  • Chemical Manufactures on tho Tyne, 181
  • Chili, Railway in, 256, 299
  • China, Telegraph from Rangoon to, 2
  • China, Trade with Western, 209
  • City Traffic Regulations, New, 238
  • Civil Mechanical Enoinekrs Society: —
  • Opening Address of the President, Mr. W. H. Maw. 251
  • Civil Service Examinations, 49
  • C ark's Fastening Rails for Railways, 354
  • Clark’s Apparatus Applicable to Pumps aud Meters, 18
  • Clark’s Projectiles for Ordnance, 227
  • Clark s Safety Railway Brake, 362
  • Clark’s Treating Fibres, 213
  • Clark’s Vacuum Apparatus for Paper Making Machines,
  • Clay, Apparatus for the Manufacture of, Craig's, 59
  • Clifton suspension Bridge, 3, 2-1, 68, 185
  • Cluck, Westminster, Rate of, 37
  • Coal in America, 353
  • Coal Consumption, Economy in, 184
  • Coal, Cornish Methods of Drawing Stuff, 140
  • Coal Cutting by Machinery. 196
  • Coal Field, Northumberland Meara, 31
  • Coal Fields, Dimensions of tho Earth's, 170
  • Coal In France, 309
  • Coal and Iron, Belgian, 154, 336
  • Coal aud Ironstone Mining in Scotland, 198
  • Goal, Steam, Government Experiments on, 285
  • Coal, Steam, used iu the Navy, 93
  • Coal Trade in America, 212
  • Coals to Russia, Exportation of, 119
  • Coating Telegraph Wires, 211
  • Colliery Explosion, 30
  • Combing Cotton, Hetherington’s, 325
  • Commission, Patent Law, 33
  • Companies, Co-operative, 228
  • Companies, Moro, 37
  • Company, Accidental Death Insurance, 30
  • Company, British and Iri-h Magnetic Telegraph, 285
  • Company, Bristol and West of Euglaud Railway Wagon, 93,188 7
  • Company, French Inventor’s Assistant, 37
  • Company, 'The Groat Ship, 312
  • Company, National Steam Navigation, 285
  • Compass, Variations of, 285
  • Condenser’s, Hall’s, Steamship Economy and 03
  • Consiance, Her Majesty’s Ship, 16, 92
  • Construction of Railway Plant in Belgium, 284
  • Construction of Iron Plated Ships, 362
  • Continent, The, 106
  • Core Barrels, Nield’s, 325
  • Cork, Iron Shipbuilding in, 49
  • Cornish Methods of Drawing Stuff, 140
  • Corrosion of Armour Plates, 253
  • Cost of Building Materials and Work in India, 370
  • Cost of London Streets, 6
  • Cost of a Modern Navy, 91
  • Cottages lor the Labouring Classes, 110
  • Cottou Cultivation in British Burmah, 102
  • Cotten Forcing, 37
  • Cotton, Ginning, Dunlop's Machinery, 353
  • Cotton Spinning, 212
  • Cotton Supply Association, 123, 257
  • Cotton. Willowing and Opening, Holt's, 158
  • Coxwell, the Aeronaut, 162
  • Craig’s Manufacture of Clay, Apparatus for, 69
  • Crank Pins, Lubricating, 313
  • Crossings of Railways, Howie’s, 269
  • Cultivation, Steam, 100, 127
  • Cultivation, Steam, in Essex, 295
  • Cultivation, Steam, The Speaker on, 37
  • Culture, Siesta, Mechanica, 96
  • Curve», Railway, 17
  • Cutting and Shearing Motal, Beck's, 85
  • Danube, Navigation of the, 171
  • Datlcliy’s Steam Engines, 239
  • Dau<lson's telescopes for Firo Arms, 82
  • Davies' Rotary Engines, 31
  • Davies' Piston Valves and other P stone, 155
  • Deaths;
  • Buckie, M. E.. Mr., 202
  • Field, Mr. Joshua, C E , F.R.S., 112
  • Hall, Mr. Samuel, 314
  • Hetherington, Mr., 376
  • Read, Mr. Samuel. 174
  • Decay and Oxidation in Ships. ProvoiUion of, 281
  • Decimal, System, Metrical an,I. 166, 173
  • Decimalisation of Weights and Moasurus, 3
  • Decortication of Cereals, 225
  • Defouce, The, Stcansliip, 239
  • Dofences of Charleston, 69
  • Defences, Tho, 8>
  • Delany and Oke's Double Cylinder Expansive Engine, 5
  • Denisou, Mr. E., on Modern Agriculture, 282
  • Destructive Euergy of Steam and Gunpowder, 293
  • Devonport Dockyard, 105
  • Dictator, The Federal Iron-clad, 237
  • Dictionary, Polyglot, of Engineering Terms, 377
  • Dimensions of the Earth’s Coal Fields, 170
  • Discharging Guus, Apparatus for, Treadwell's, 19
  • Disease, Obscure Sources of, 36
  • Dobson and Barlow's Carding Engines, 184
  • Dock, Floating, at St. Thomas. 37
  • Dock, Floating, at Soerabaya, Java, 20
  • Docks and Harbours in South Wales, 268
  • Dockyard, Devonport, 105
  • Donald's Punching, Shearing, and Rivetting, 199
  • Doubling and Twisting Yarns, Bottomley's, 94
  • Drainage, Feat of, 167
  • Drainage, Main, of the Metropolis, 256
  • Drainnge, Metropolitan, 44, 45
  • Drainage and Water. Effect» of Good, 251
  • Drainage Works, Woxfurd, 827
  • Drawing Instruments, Stanley's, 154
  • Drill Braces. Thorold's, 46
  • Drill Stocks, Thorold’s, 67
  • Drilling Apparatus, Hughes, 226
  • Dugdale’s Throttle Valves, 238
  • Dunlop's Machinery for Ginning Cotton, 353
  • Dutch East India Mails, 221
  • Dutch Indies, 160
  • Dutch Indies, Gas for, 311
  • Duty of the Curnish Pumping Engines, 204
  • Dynamics, The Chemistry of the Galvanic Battery in Relation to, 266
  • Dynamometer, Tho Friction, 267
  • Earth’s Crust, Temperature of, 194
  • Earth's Supposed Internal Heat, 294, 313
  • East Grimstead and Tunbridge Wells Railway, 48
  • Eccentric, Variable, Stanley’s, 377
  • Economy in Coal Consumption, 1S4
  • Economy, Foundries and Foundry, 2S7
  • Economy in Fuel, 379
  • Economy, Workshop, 273
  • Edinburgh, University of, and Mr. G. P. Bidder. 263
  • Egypt, 198
  • Egyptiau Industry, 88
  • Egyptian Railway, 241
  • Elasticity in Railway Wheels, 231
  • Electricity, Production of Sound by, 267
  • Electro-plating Armour Plates, 144
  • Embankment, Thames, 1S5
  • Emigration, 46
  • Emperor and Empress of tho French, Yacht, 130
  • Engine, Alton's, 269
  • Engineer, Chief, of the American Navy, .356
  • Engine, Cornish Pumping. 281
  • Engino, Double Cylinder Expansive, Delauy and Okes', 5
  • Engines, Fire, in America, Working Expenses of, S4
  • Eugine, Pumping. Valve Motiou, 16
  • Engine, Revolving Cylinder, 293
  • Engine Shop at Leiston, 142
  • Engine, Stoam Fire Engine, American, 61
  • Engine, Steam Fire, Trial, 49, 70
  • Engine, Steam, Fixed Rules and the, 17
  • Engine, Steam, Working, 173
  • Engine, Traction, Biddoll's, 379
  • Engineering in 1863, 377
  • Engineering nt King's College, 815, 329
  • Engineering Lectures at Chatham, 229
  • Engineering Manufactures of the Tyne, 151
  • Engineering, Mechanical, 129, 259
  • Engineering and Mechanical Expouses of the United States, 375
  • Engineering, Military, 84
  • Engineering, Quarterly Writers on, 341
  • Engineering Science, Progress of, 307. 315, 321
  • Engineers in the American Navy, 284
  • Engineers, Examination of for Certificates of Competency, 44
  • Engineers. Naval, 24, 37, 68,171, 244, 257, 302, 344
  • Engines, Agricultural Steam, 206
  • Engines, Beam, Piston Speeds of, 153
  • Engines. Carding, Dobson aud Barlow’s, 184
  • Engines, Carding, Taylor's, 81
  • Engines, Cornish Pumping, Duty of, 294
  • Engines, Economical Land, 83
  • Engines, Fast, and the Indicator, 129
  • Engines and Generators, Swinburne and Stanley's, 355 I
  • Engines, Horizontal, 51
  • Engines, Locomotive, 118
  • Engines, Locomotive, Mr. W. B. Adams’, 315
  • Engines, Locomotive, Boring, and Wiudiug, Barclay's,
  • Engines, Locomotives in the International, by D. K. Clark, 371
  • Engiues, Marine. 174
  • Engineers, Naval, Treatment of, 379
  • Engineers iu the Navy, 244
  • Engines, Portable, 63
  • Engines, Portable, at Worcester, 48
  • Engines, Rotary, Davies', 31
  • Engineers, Royal, 7
  • Engines, Steam, 300, 301
  • Engines, Steam, Caird's, 8, 63
  • Engines, Steam, Datciiy's, 239
  • Engines, Steam, Henderson's, 38
  • Engines, Steam, iDglis', 282
  • Engines, Steam, Jackson aud Walkfn's, 265
  • Engines, Steam, Milner’s. 16S
  • Engines, Steam, Wymor's, 172
  • Engines, 8team Fire, 37, 47, 81. 223, 240, 324
  • Engines, Steam Fire, Merryweathor and Sou’s, 59, 287
  • Engine», Steam Fire, Report of Trials, 32
  • Engines, Steam Fire, Trial of, 7, 9. 23, 212
  • Eugines, Traction, 46,188
  • Engines, Traction, Avoiing's, 105
  • Engines, Traction, Biddell’s, 324
  • Engines, Traction, Bray’s, 330
  • Engines, Traction, Journey of, from Rotherham to Sheffield, 295
  • Engiues, Traction, Law and Downie’s, 202, 231
  • Engines, Three Cylinder Expansive, 20
  • England, Italy, France, and, 98
  • English and American Guns, 202
  • English v. Swedish Iron, 284
  • Ericsson and tho American Monitors, 37
  • Essex, Steam Cultivation in, 295
  • Examination of Engineers for Certificates of Compe¬tency, 44
  • Examination, Preliminary, Relative to Patents, 201
  • Examinations, Civil Service, 49
  • Examinations of Science 8chools, 106
  • Exhibition Building 1862, 19, 85
  • Exhibition, French Colonial, 196
  • Exhibition, International, Patents and the, 6
  • Exhibition Medals, 124
  • Exhibition, Universal, iu Paris 1867, 24, 42
  • Expansive Energy of Heated Water, 256
  • Experiments, Balloon, 137
  • Experiments, Gun, 22, 125
  • Experiment», Gunnery, 69
  • Experiment®, Ordnance, 142, 208
  • Experiment! at Shosburynose. 15, 812, 356
  • Experiments on Steam Coal, Government, 285
  • Experiments, Twin Screw, fxiunoh of, 292
  • Explosion, Boiler, Bilston, 287
  • Explosion, Boiler, at Dane's Hill, 309
  • Explosion, Holler, In the Groenwlok Marshes, 204
  • Explosion, Boiler, Messis. Hirst and Low, 4
  • Explosion, Boilar, Lambeth, 298
  • Kxplosi ai, Boiler, New Bradley Ironworks, 271
  • Exploi-ioii, Boiler, Southampton, 110
  • Explosion, Bober. at Todniordeii, 268
  • Explosion, Bohor, at Wakefield, 33 ', 379
  • Explosion, Colliery, 30
  • Explosions, BoiLr, 48, 133, 143, 157, 171, 186, 213, 211, 259, 295, 360
  • Explosions, Boiler, An Astroiiomor on. 281
  • Explosions, Boiler, New Explanation of, 314
  • Explosions, Boiler, North Wheal Basset, 82
  • Explosions, Boiler. Provent ng 158
  • Explosions, Boiler, South Staffordshire, 3
  • Exportation of Coals to Russia, 119
  • Extension, Railway, 13
  • Factories. 69
  • Factory, Small Arms, Birmingham, 375
  • Far East, Launch of, 271
  • Fastening Rails for Railways, Clarke's, 354
  • Paulding's Locomotives, 39
  • Federal Navy, 260
  • Federal Ships of War, 172
  • Ferries, Harbour, 184
  • Fibre», Treating, Clark'», 213
  • Field, C.E., F.K.S., Tbo Late Joshua, 112
  • File Cutting by Machinery. 69
  • Files, Machine and Haud Made, 88
  • Fire-arms, Breech-loading, 298
  • Fire-arms, Breech loading, Bousfie’d's. 227
  • Fire-arms, Breech-loadiug, Jeffries', 46
  • Fire-bars, Mylrea’s, 854
  • Fire, Greek, 196, 213, 237, 253
  • Firing Canuon, Beanlslee's, 105
  • Firing Guns under Water, 217, 231
  • Flax, Treating, Guild s, 139
  • Fletcher and Bower’s injector. 184
  • Fluting Rollers for Spiuuing. Lord's, 70
  • Fly-wheel Shafts, 186, 203, 229
  • Foreign and Colonial Jottings, 8, 28, 34, 48, 6?, 88, 102, 114,128, 150 , 221, 228. 239, 265, 284, 294, 399, 331, 376
  • Forests, Canadian, 111
  • Forging and Drilling, 159
  • Forging and Pressing Metals, Wilson's, 66
  • Forgings in Iron, 17
  • Fortifications, 37, 124
  • Fortifications, Orduance and, 189, 225
  • Fortifications of Portsmouth, 153
  • Fortifications at Spithead, 16
  • Forts at Spithead, 123
  • Fouling, Anti, Compositions, 108
  • Fouling, Prevention of, in Iron-cased Shins, 311
  • Foundries and Foundry Economy, '217, 287
  • France, Coal in, 309
  • France and Englaud, Italy, 98
  • France, Mining Metallurgy iu, 344
  • Franco-Spanish Trade, 323
  • French Armour Plates, 45, 130
  • French Blast Furnace, 74
  • French Colonial Exhibition, 196
  • Freuch Invontors’ Assistant Company, 37
  • French Iron-clads, 125, 285
  • French Navy, 178, 298
  • French Paper trade, 107
  • French Plated Frigates, 210
  • French Railway Accidents, 194
  • French Railway Laws, 361
  • French Railway Traffic, 299
  • French Railways, 105, 271, 294
  • French Rifled Gun», 268
  • Fribourg, Railway Viaduct at, 370
  • Frigate, Iron, The B-llerophon, 170
  • Frigate, Iron, The Northumberland, 325
  • Frigates, Freuch Plated, 210
  • Frigates, New Iron-clad, 92
  • Friction Dynamometer, the, 267
  • Fuel, Compressod, Grauthain’s, 342
  • Fuel, Economy in, 379
  • Fuel for Steam Boilers, Gas as, 226
  • Furnace, Fronch Blast, 74
  • Furnaces and Boilers, Auld's, 4
  • Furnaces, Regulating Admission of Air, Goucher's, 185
  • Galway Line, 110
  • Galway Line of Steamers, 198
  • Galvanic Battery in Relation to Dynamics, the Che¬mistry of, 266
  • Garston, Fall of a Railway Bridgo at, 170
  • Gas, Bower and Holliushcad's, 242
  • Gas Apparatus, Bower aud Hollinshead’s, 377
  • Gus Apparatus, Catbel's. 9
  • Gas Apparatus, Holmes’, 376
  • Gas from Cannol and irom Coal, 110
  • Gas, City. 178
  • Gas for tho Dutch Indies, 311
  • Gas as a Fuel for Steam Boilers, 226
  • Gas Petroleum, 77
  • Gauge, Dioptrical Wator, Cairo's, 254
  • Generators, Eugiues aud, Swinburne and Stanley's, 358
  • Generators, Steam, Johnson's, 43
  • Ghost, The, 314
  • Ghost in Chancery, 212
  • Ghost, Tho Patent, 172
  • Ginning Cotton, Duulop’s Machinery, 353
  • Girders, Cast Iron, 165
  • Girders, Iron, 90
  • Glass, Manufacture of, 141
  • Glass, Polished Sheet, Manufacture of, 281
  • Qleu nnd Ross’ Stoam Hammers, 172, 231
  • Gold in tho Hudson's Bay Territory, 105
  • Gold in Wales, 144
  • Gold, Welsh, 174
  • Golden Parallels, 114
  • Goode’s Journal, Axle, or Bearing, 369
  • Goodwin Sands, 45
  • Gouoher's Regulating the Admission of Air into Fur¬naces, 185
  • Government Inspection of Railways, 118
  • Grantham's Compressed Fuel, 342
  • Grantham’s Hydraulic Presses, 198, 217
  • Gray's Heater for Thieshiug Machines, 255
  • Gray's Wringing Machines, 139
  • Great Eastern. 160, 202, 217, 229, 261,328, 342, 370
  • Great Eastern, Mr. Parry and the, 285
  • Great Eastern Railway Company Steamboats, 49
  • Great Ship Company, 312
  • Great Victoria, The. Steamship, 148
  • Greek Fire, 196, 213, 237, 253
  • Griffiu's Permanent Way, 34
  • Gun, American 10-in., 122
  • Gun, Armstrong, 282
  • Gun, Armstrong, 13^-in., 310
  • Gun, Cast Iron, New, 244
  • Gun Cotton, 136
  • Gun Experiments, 22, 125
  • Gun, Extraordinary Endurance of a 13-in. Cast Iron, 61
  • Gun, Mr. Krupp’s 9 in., 829
  • Gun, Rifled, American, 167
  • Gunboat Perveuitz, Russian, 92
  • Guuboat, Tbo Pheasant, 37
  • Gunboat Recruit. Irou Paddlewheel, 186
  • Gunboats, New, 239
  • Guns, American and English, 202
  • Guns, Armstrong, 3
  • Guus, Blakely, 324, 356
  • Guns, Breech-louding, Parsons', 302
  • Guns, 20-in. Cast Iron. 294
  • Guns, Discharging Apparatus for, Treadwoll's, 19
  • Guns, French Rifled, 268
  • Guns, Hollow, Castiug, 280
  • Guns, Parrott, 198
  • Guoe, Parrott) Brooke, end Blakely, 930
  • Guns, Steel, and Armour Plates, Trial of, at St Peters¬burg, 241
  • Guns, Time, 118
  • Guns, Traversing. Apparatus for, Reed’s, 226
  • Guild’s Troatlng Flax, 13!»
  • Gunnery Experiments. 69
  • Gunpowder, Destructive Energy of Steam and, 293
  • Hall, Mr. 8amuel, The Late, 314
  • Harbour Ferries, 184
  • Harbour, Holyhead. 50
  • Hnrltours and Docks in South Wales, 263
  • Harrows, «asker’s, 124
  • Haslar, Gunboats on the Blocks, 154
  • Hxttersley’s Clnssing Type, 10S
  • Hawes. Mr., on Patents, 285
  • Hawksliaw’s, Mr., Report on the Suez Canal, 75
  • Hawi horn’s Pump Valves, 4
  • Heat, Tho Earth’s Supposed Internal 294, 313
  • Heat, Hypothesis Respecting. 213
  • Heat, Mechanical Action of 200
  • Heat, Nature of, 189
  • Heat, Researches on Radiant, 15
  • Heat and Steam, 157
  • Henderson’s Steam Engines, 38
  • Hotherington, Tho Lato Mr.. 376
  • Hethcrington’s Combing Cotton, 325
  • Highland Roads, 114
  • Holboru Valley Improvement-!, 299, 302, 38S
  • Holding Apparatus, Lawson’s, 142
  • Holmes' Gas Apparatus 376
  • Holt’s Willowing and Opening Cotton, 15S
  • Holyhead Harbour, 50
  • Howie’s Crossings of Railways, 269
  • Hudson's Bay Territory, Gold in, 105
  • Hughes' Drilling Apparatus, 226
  • Hull, Mr., on tho Triossic Rocks, 24
  • Hulls, Iron Protection of. 37
  • Hydraulic Machinery, Brown’s, 47
  • Hydraulic Presses, Bosseiner's. 112
  • Hydraulic Presses, Grantham's, 198. 217
  • Hydraulic Portable Punching Machinery, Tangye's,
  • Hydro-oxygen or Drummond Light, 237
  • Hydrostatic Presses, Liithy’s, 124
  • Hyperbolical Steamship Speed, 281
  • Imprisonment, Railway, 67
  • Imprisonment in Railway Trains. 4S
  • Improvements, Holhorn Valloy, 282, 299, 302, 33S
  • Improvements of Paris, 356
  • Incrustations. Boiler, Preventing, 141
  • Judia, Cost of Buildiug Material and Work in, 370
  • India, Railways and Canals in. 123
  • India, Railway Travelling in, 49
  • India, Roads in, 110
  • India, Telegraph to, 91. 237
  • India, Trigonometrical Survey of, 107
  • Judinn Railways, 125
  • Indian River Steamers, 1, 20, 48, 335, 351
  • Indiau Telegraph, 119, 126
  • Indicator. Fast Engines and tho. 129
  • Inglis’ Steam Boilers. 50
  • Inglis’ Steam Engines, 2S2
  • Injector, Fletcher and Bower’s, 184
  • Injector for Boilers, Stewart and Robinsou’s, 168
  • Inspection of Mines. 157

Institution op Civil Engineers, 113, 359:—

  • Annual Goneral Meeting, 372
  • Description of Lighthouses Erected in the Red Sea, by Mr. W. Parkcs. M.I.C.E., 280
  • Duty of the Cornish Pumping Engines, by Mr. W. Morshead, 294
  • Premiums Awardcd, 35 Premiums. Subjects for, 106

Institution of Engineers in Scotland :—

  • Expansive Energy of Heated Water, by W. J. M. Rmkino, 25 -

Institution of Civil Engineers of Ireland :

  • Wexford Drainage Works, by W. Anderson, Esq., 327

Institution of Mkcuanical Engineers Description of the Cornish Pumping Engine, with

  • Wrought Iron Beam, and the Pit Work at Clay Cross Colliery, by Mr. W. Howe, 231
  • Glass, Polished Sheet, Manufacture of, by Mr. Richard Pilkington, jun.. 231
  • Instruments, Mathematical Drawing, Stanley's, 154
  • Invalid Pntcnt, 9
  • Iu ven 1 or, Fate of an, 189
  • Invcutin of tho Screw Propeller, 39
  • Invention of tho Thrashing Machine, 296
  • Iron, Arcadian, 229
  • Iron, American, 379
  • Iron, Biiiish. 313
  • Iron, Cast, Stalo of Carbon in. SI
  • Ironclad, Dictator, Tho Federal, 237
  • IroDclad Frigates, New, 92
  • Ironclad in a Gale, 224
  • Ironclad Shins, 165
  • Ironclads, American. 38
  • Ironclads, French, 125, 285
  • Iron and Coal, Belgian, 154
  • Iron, Coal, and General Trades, in Birmingham. Wol¬verhampton, and Other Districts, 13, 29, 41, 57, 73, 89, 102, 118, 133, 148, 163, 179, 192, 206, 221, 235, 249, 263, 277, 290, 304, 319, 333, 349, 367, 383.
  • Iron Deposit, Imn ense, 10S
  • Iron, English e. Swedish, 284
  • Iron and Leather Linked Straps. 359
  • Iron Making, 298
  • Iron, Malleable Cost, McHaffie, Forsyth, and Miller's, 273
  • Iron Manufacture, Pig Boiling and Hesscmor Systems | of, 340
  • Iron, Pig. 206
  • Iron Shipbuilding, 279
  • Irou Ships of War, 295
  • Iron and Steel Extracted from Waste Irou Cinders, ' 169
  • Iron Trade, Belgian, 272
  • Iron Works in Bulgium, 370
  • Ironworks, Stavoly Colliery and, 375
  • Isle of Wight, Ventnor, 285
  • Italy, France, and Lngland, 98
  • Italy, Railway Amalgamation in, 238
  • Italy, Railways iu, 311
  • Jackson and Watkins’ Steam Eugincs, 265
  • Jacob's Mode of Cleaniug Casks, 188
  • Japanese, The, 299
  • Jnrrow Excursion of the British Association, 144
  • Jeffries’ Breech-loading Fire Anns, 46
  • Johnson’s Apparatus for Stamplug Papor, 95
  • Johnson's Poimanont Way, 138
  • Johnson's Steam Generators, 43
  • Joiuted Steamships, 257
  • Kneading Machines. Sozille's, 63
  • Krupp's, Mr., 9-lu. Guu, 829
  • Lnmps, Oil, Pouget’s, 226
  • Lauding Stage, Thames, Proposed, 47
  • Launch of the Far East, 271
  • Launch, Messrs. Lewis and Stockwell's, 123
  • Launch of the Minotaur, 356
  • Launch, Twin Screw Experiments, 292
  • Launch, Twin Screw Ships, 241
  • J.aiiiich of the Valiant, 228
  • La Vendee, Railway iu, 33S
  • Law Intelligence:—
  • Betts v. Menzies, 6 Radon v. Firth, 4S
  • Fox well v. Webster, 312
  • Saxby v. Stevens, 20
  • Law and Downie's Traction Engines, 262, 2.31
  • Law and Inglis' Moulds for Casting, 372
  • Law Reports of Patent Cases, 341
  • Laws, French Railway, 361
  • Lawson’s Holding Apparatus, 142
  • Lead Trade, Good for, 102

Lea Dino Articles:

  • Armour Plates 143
  • Boiler Explosions, 143, 231
  • Cast Irou Ordnauce, 204
  • Centrifugal Pumps, 243,329
  • Defences, The, 39
  • Elasticity in Railway Wheels, 231
  • Engineering in 1863 377
  • Engines, Economical Land, 83
  • Engines, Steam, 301
  • Fast Engines and the Indicator, 129
  • Fast Vessels of War, 159
  • Foundries and Foundry Economy, 217, 287
  • Great Eastern, 217
  • Horizontal Engines, 51
  • Institution of Civil Engineers, 113, 359
  • Invention of the Screw Propeller, 39
  • Iron Girders, 99
  • Locomotive Boiler Explosions, 259
  • Locomotive Engines, 113
  • Marine Boilers, 329
  • Mechanical Engineering, 129, 259
  • Metrical System, 173
  • Metrical System, Tho, 23
  • Metropolitan Railway Communication, 33
  • Mills and Millwork, 169
  • Nature of Heat, 189
  • Ordnance, 273, 287, 301, 34:1
  • Progress of Engineering Science, 315
  • Railway Improvement, 67
  • Railways. 203
  • Skin Resistance of Ships, 99
  • Spencer e. Jack, 316
  • Steam Engine Working. 173
  • Steamship Economy, 51
  • Submarine War fare, 159
  • Suez Canal, 67
  • Sugar Machinery, 359
  • Trial of Steam Fire Engines, 9, 23
  • Turbine Water Wheels, 343
  • What are the Russians Doing? 243
  • Workshop Economy, 273
  • Lectures at Chatham, Engineering, 229
  • Loiston, Casting and Boiler-making at, 144
  • Leistou, Engine Works at, 142

Letters to the Editor:—

  • Acadian Iron, J. Livesey, 229
  • Adams', Mr. W. B., Locomotive Eugines, Jas. Cross, 315
  • Alguada Reef Lighthouse, Justitin, 6
  • Armstrong, Sir W., Address and I’atcnts.W. Spence, 141
  • Riddell's Traction Engines, Tux ford and Sons, 379
  • Bilston Boiler Explosion, Archibald Smith, 287
  • Boiler Explosions, B. B., 171
  • Boiler Explosions, T. Baldwin, 157
  • Boiler Explosions, ti. Hart, 339
  • Boiler Explosions, W. Hurst. 300
  • Boiler Explosions, J. Ramsbottora. 211, 231
  • Boiler Explosion at Wakefield, J. Rhodes, 379
  • Bower and Hollinshead’s Gas Apparatus, W. C Holmes, 377
  • Caird’s Steam Engines, A Practical Mechanic, 63
  • Cask-cleaning Machinery, J. M . 256 ;
  • Cathel's Gas Apparatus, S. F. Johnson, 9
  • Contrifugal Pumps, W. Anderson, 340
  • Centrifugal Pumps, Gwynue and Co., 20
  • Earth's Central Heat, T. F., 313
  • Economy in Fuel, A. Cuthell, 379
  • Elastic Bearings of Bailway Tyres, Railway Engi¬neer, 201
  • Engineering at King's College, P. Maitland, 315
  • Engineering Society of King's College, H. H., 329
  • Paulding's Locomotive, P. Braham, 39
  • Firing Guns Under Water, R. Burley, 217, 231
  • Floatiug Dock of Soorabaya, Java. 20
  • Fly-wheel Shafts, W. Walton, 186, 229
  • Fly-wheel Shafts, A Young Engineer, 203
  • Forging and Drilling, T. A. 8-, 159
  • Gleu and Ross' Steam Hammers, Glen and Ross
  • 231
  • Grantham's Hydraulic Presses, R. Luthy, 217
  • Greek Fire, J. Macintosh, 2)4
  • Hawes, Mr., on Patents, W. Spenco, 285
  • Heat, Hypotheses Respecting, W. J. M. Ilankino, 218
  • Heat and Steam, W. M. Henderson, 157
  • Indian River Steamers, It. Leys, 4S
  • Indian River Steamers, Alf. Warren, 20
  • Invalid Patent, W. Roush aw, 9
  • Iron and Leather Linked Straps, J. Appleby uud Co., 359
  • Iron Making, T. J., 29S
  • Iron Paddle-wheel Gunboat Recruit, C. F. T. Y., 186
  • Krupp's, Mr.,9-iu. Gun, A. T.ongdon, 329
  • Landing 8tagcs, T. Morris, 47
  • Law Reports of Patent Cases, W. Spcuco, 311
  • Light Locomotives, H. P., 93
  • Locomotive, First, An Admirer of the Locomotive, 201
  • Locomotive, First Railway, One who has Whistled on an EDgiue, 171
  • Locomotives, Early, H. W., 13
  • Lubricating Crank Pins, F. H. Weuham, 313
  • Malleable Cast Iron, McHaflio, Forsyth, and Miller, 273
  • Mechanical Action of Heat. J. B„ 200
  • New Lifeboat, J. Hope, 217
  • Pairott, Brooko, and Blakely Guus, T. A. Blakely,
  • Patents, A Member, 39
  • Puteut Laws. J. D. F.. 256
  • Patent Tribunals, W. Spence, 87
  • Patents, G. H., 201
  • Patents and the International Exhibition, Philo- Inventor. 6
  • Penn’s Relief Valves, F. W. Turner, 287
  • Petrie's Valves. Jos. B. D., 113
  • Pig Boiling and Bessemer System of Irou Manufacture, E. Talbot, 340
  • Piston Packing, J. T., 359
  • Piston Rod Packing, I. G. Lloyd, 213
  • Portable Engines, Messrs. Gooch, Clark, Brown, and , May. 63
  • Polyglot Dictionary of Engineering Terms, J. J. In- 1 gram, 377
  • Practical Notos, Bearings, A Sea-going Engineer, 200
  • Preliminary Examination Relating to Patents, W. Spence, 201
  • Pressure at the Bottom of the Atlantic, Experimen¬ter, 6
  • Prevention of Fouling in Iron-cased Ships, G. F. Gray, 341
  • Provisional Specifications, W. Spenco, 81. Ill
  • Resistance of Ships, W. J. M. Raukiae, 214
  • Resistance of Vessels, T. Krayer. 186
  • Rock Blasting, J. Whitestone, 360
  • Russiau Ordnance, A. Longsdon, 315
  • Skm Resistance. T. Krayer, 256
  • Skiu Resistance of Ships, G. H. Phipps, 111
  • Skin Resistance of Ships, W. J. M. lt .nkino. 111, 271
  • Small Locomotive, Miueral, 298
  • Speucer and Jack, W. Spence, 330
  • Stanley's Variable Eccoutrio, Enquirer. 377
  • Stanley's Vanable Eccentric. J. G , 377
  • Steam Fire Engines, M. O. A. H., 81
  • Steam Fire Engines, L. Olrick, 47
  • Sleaui Firo Engines, Mcrrywonther and Son, 2S7
  • Steam Fire Eugiues, W. Roberts, 37
  • Steam Hammers. W. Cowon, 203
  • Steam Hammers, J. M. I... 203
  • Steam Navigation. T. Hawksley, 127
  • Steamship Economy and Hall's Condensers, T. Whittaker, 63
  • Suez Canal, J. W. Liddell, 231
  • Thames Embankment, T. Morris, 185
  • Tborold’s Drill Stocks, Drury Brothers and Walker, 67
  • Throe-cylipdcr Expansive Eugines, F. W. Wymcr, 20
  • Treatment of Naval Engineers, A Naval Engineer, 379
  • Valve Gear, R. Carpenter, 173
  • Valve Gear, T. Fenrnlcy, 173
  • Water Balances, G. Fowler, jun., 379
  • Weights and Measures, M. A. Pilo», 203
  • West’s Pump Valves, 8. Holmau, 315
  • Wire-drawing, Steam, C., 203
  • Lewis and Stockwell, Messrs, Launch, 133
  • Lifeboat, New, 217
  • Light. Drummond. Hydro-Oxygen or, 237
  • Lighthouse, Alguada Roof, 6
  • Lighthouse Purposes, Magueto-Electricity and its Application to, 337
  • L'ghthouses erected in the Red Sea, 280
  • Lightning, Accident from. 200
  • Lime, Slacking of Quick, 170
  • Limes and Cemonts, 371
  • Literature
  • De La Rue's Rod Letter Diaries. 360
  • Engineers',Manufacturer's, and Minor's Vade Mccurn, by Dr. Reehorst, 330
  • Experimental Researches in Steam Engineering, by C. F. Isherwood, U.S. Navy, 330
  • Guns v Armour Plates, by P. M. Parsons, C.E., 243
  • Industrial Biography, Iron Workers and Tool Workers, by S. Smiles, 279
  • A Nut to Crack for the Readers of Prof. Do Morgan's Budget of Paradoxes, by J. Smith, Esq , 300
  • Practical Treatiso on tho Scionco of Laud and Engi¬neering, kc . by H. S. Morrctt, 243
  • Richards' Improved Steam Engine Indie itor, by C T. Porter, 360
  • Lithographic Press, Worssani’s, 212
  • Liverpool Polytechnic Society, 342
  • Locomotivo, W. It. Adams’, 360
  • Locomotive, tho First, 171, 201
  • Locomotive, Great, 354
  • Locomotive, Large, 297
  • Locomotive, Safety, for Sharp Curvo, 299
  • Locomotive, Traction, 312
  • Locomotives for Australia. 128
  • Locomotives, Cheap Foreigu, 150
  • Locomotives, Early, 39, 48
  • Locomotives, Faulding's, 39
  • Locomotives, Light, 93
  • Locomotives, New, 2
  • Locomotives, Railway, 229
  • Locomotives, Small, 20S
  • London Association of Foremen Engineers:
  • Apparatus for Preventing the Explosion of Steam Boilers and Accidents on Railways, by Mr. A. A. Gotcliffe, 158
  • Coating Tolcgraph Wires, Mr. T. Miller, 211
  • Forgings in Iron, by Mr. Muir, 17
  • Motbod of Casting Guns Hollow, and Cooling Diem from the inside by a Current of Air, by Mr. Outbridge. 280
  • Origin. Prospects, and Position of the Society, 36
  • London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, 344
  • London, City of, Steamer. 28
  • London Low Level Railway, 324
  • London, Railways in, 237
  • London Street, 50
  • Long Work, 197
  • Lo.-.gloy's Urick Machinery, 22
  • Longridge’s Rolling Tyres. Hoops, and Rings, 79
  • Looms, Bentley and Booth's. 238
  • Looms, Pickers for. Todd’s, 46
  • Lord’s Fluting Rollers for Spiuuiug, 79
  • Lubricating Crank Pins. 313
  • Lubricating Horizontal Shafting, Reilly and Martin’s, 324
  • Ludgate-hill Viaduct, 160
  • Lumley’s Rudder, 10
  • Lttthy’s Hydrostatic Presses, 124
  • Lynn aud Hunstanton Railway Accident, 97
  • Lyttle ton Tunnel, Canterbury, New Zcalaud, 208
  • Machine aud Hand-made Files, 88
  • Machinery, Agricultural, 80
  • McCarter's Sawiug or Cutting Wood, 358
  • Mcluucs and Prentiss’ Treating Petroleum, 61
  • Mackenzie’s Shaping Machinery for Curvilinear Surfaces, 169
  • Madrid, Saragossa, and Alicante Railway, 5
  • Magneto-Electricity and ils Application to Lighthouse Purposes, 337
  • Mail Bag, Improved Sea-going, 255
  • Mail Servico, West Indian, 80
  • Mails, Dutch East ludiau, 221 1
  • Main Drainage of the Metropolis, 25C
  • Malloahle Cast IroD, McHaffie, Forsyth, aud Miller, 273
  • Malta aud Alexandra Telegraph. 18
  • Manchester o( Belgium, The, 170
  • Manchester Boiler Association, 2. 68.126, 209, 205, 311
  • Maritimo Preparations, American, 34 1
  • Markets, Iron, and Timber, 14, 30. 42, 58. 74. 90, 104,
  • 120, 134, 150, 161, 180, 194 , 208, 222, 236, 250. 264,
  • 278, 292, 306, 320, 334, 350, 348. 3S4
  • Markland aud DickiuBou’s Warping or Beaming Yarns, 220
  • Married Men, 178
  • Marseilles, 48
  • Martin's Patent Anchor, 356
  • Material, Supply of Raw, 110
  • Maurice's, Captain, System, 211
  • Measuring Angular mid Actual Distances, Adie's, 268
  • Mechanical Engineering, 129. 259
  • Mechanics are Mado, How, 123
  • Mechanics, Steam Culture, 96
  • Medals, Exhibition, 124
  • Mediterranean Telegraphs, 144
  • Mellor and Whaley’s Steam Hammers, 155
  • Mcnaugle Viaduct, New South Wales, 301
  • Merrywcather aud Sou’s Steam Fire Eugines, 59
  • Messaggiere, The, 49
  • Metal, Another New, Siderium, 44
  • Metals, Raising and Planishing, Boulter's, 109
  • Meteorological Observations, 24
  • Meters and Pumps, Apparatus Applicable to, Clark's, 18
  • Meters. Water, Ramsbottom and Hackiug's, 62
  • Metrical and Decimal System, 166, 173
  • Metrical System, 23
  • Metropolitan Board of Works, 198, 312
  • Metropolitan Drainage, 44, 45
  • Metropolitan District Railway, 314
  • Metropolitan Grand Uuiou Railway, 294
  • Metropolitan Railway, 186, 256
  • Metropolitan Railway Communication, 68, S3
  • Metropolitan Railway Projects, 323
  • Metropolitan Turnpikes, 58
  • Metropolitan Water Supply, 813
  • Mexico, Mineral Wealtu of, 3
  • Military Engineering, 84
  • Mills and Mill Work. 189
  • Mills, Sugar, Bucbauan's, 46
  • Milner's Steam Engiues, 16$
  • Mineral Wealth of Mexico, 3
  • Mines, Copper, Canadian, 7
  • Mines, Inspection of, 157
  • Mines, Ventilation of, Paradoxes in, 45
  • Mining aud Metallurgy in Franco, 344
  • Miuotaur, Lauuch of, 856
  • Money Coined, 70
  • Monitors, American, 357
  • Monoliths aud Oholisks, Scaffolding and Transport of, 283
  • Mont Cenis, Perforation of, 362
  • Moreland and Chappell's Winding, Warping, or Dress- I ing Machmis, 125
  • Morel's Carbonic Acid Apparatus, 311
  • Moscow and Sebastopol Railway, 212
  • Mosbeimer’s Quartz Crushing Machinery, 138
  • Moulds for Casting, Law and Inglis, 372
  • Muntz's Axles aud Axle Boxes, 169
  • Museum, Patent Office,
  • Musgrave's Steam Boilers, 338
  • Mylrea’s Fire-bars, 354
  • National Debt, 74
  • National Steam Navigation Company, 285
  • Naval Engineers, 24. 37, 68, 171, 244, 257, 802, 844
  • Naval Engineers, Treatment of, 379
  • Naval Matter», 2,38, 111, 148, 214, 299
  • Naval Ordnance, 244
  • Navigation, Aerial. 156
  • Navigation of the Danube, 171
  • Navigation, Steam, 127
  • Navigation, Steam, in 1862, 84
  • Navy, The. 338
  • Navy, Americau, Chief Engineer of, 356
  • Navy, American. Engineers in, 284
  • Navy. Cost of a Modern, 91
  • Navy, Engineers in the, 244
  • Navy, Federal, 260
  • Navy, French, 17S, 298
  • Navy, Russian Steam-, 92
  • Navy, Steam Coal used in the. 93
  • New South Wales, Merangle Viaduct, 361
  • Niagara. Attempt to Sound tho Rivor, 34
  • Nield’s Core Barrels, 325
  • North-Eastern Railway, 239
  • Northeru of Buonos Ayres Railway, 61
  • Northern of Spain Railway. 15. 35
  • Nortbkbn Institotk or Mining Engineers:—
  • Mines, Ventilation of. Paradoxes iu, by Messrs. Atkinson and Daglish, 45
  • Northumberland. Iron Frigato, 325
  • Northumberland Steam Coal Field, 31
  • Norton's Postage nnd other Stamps. 185
  • Notes from New South Wales, 5, 65, 126, 209, 270
  • Notes from tlio Northern and Eautcrn Counties. 14, ?!•
  • 41, 57. 74, 89, 103, 119. 133, 149.163,180. 193. 207. 224, 235. 250, 264, 27S. 291,31)5, 320 334.350,367.384
  • Notices to Correspondents, I). 23. 39, 51, 67. S3.99. 113, 129. 143. 159,173,189 2<>3, 217, 231, 243, 259, 273,287, 301, 315, 320. 343, 359, 377
  • Obelisks and Monoliths, Scaffolding and Transport of, 283
  • Observatory, Cambridge University, 61
  • Ocean Waves, 6
  • Oil, Petroleum, 127
  • Oil Machinery, 8atnuelsou’s, 873
  • Oil Seed Crushing. 36
  • 011 Seeds and Oils, 70
  • Omnibus, Abel’s. 199
  • Omnibuses aud Carriages, Bath's, 139
  • Ordnance, 257, 273, 287. 301, 343
  • Ordnanco, Americau Heavy, 200
  • Ordnauce, Bates’. 78
  • Ordnauce, Breech-loading, Blakely's, 63
  • Ordnance, Cast Iron, 204
  • Orduauce, Cast Iron, Americau, 306
  • Ordnauce Experiments, 142, 206
  • Ordnance and Fortifications. 189. 225
  • Ordnanco, Improved, 64, 170
  • Orduauce, Naval, 244
  • Ordnauco, Russian, 299, 315
  • Ordnance, Tests of, 49
  • Orduance, Vickers’, 47
  • Ordnance, Whitworth and Hulse’s, 10-
  • Ordnance, Wrought Iron in America, 152
  • Orleans Railway, 92
  • Orontes, The Troop Ship, 94
  • Osborne Yacht, 37 Ottawa Canal, 138
  • Oxley's Steam Trap, 155
  • Packing, Piston Rod, 213
  • Page's Taps or Valves. 310
  • Pauuma, Australia via, 50
  • Paper, Machinery for, Amos', 125
  • Paper Manufactures of Northumberland and Durham, 210
  • Paper Material, 24
  • Paper Trade, French, 107
  • Puris, Buildings in. 49
  • Paris and Dieppe Canal, 155
  • Paris, Improvements of, 350
  • Paris a Seaport. 58 Paris, Streets of, 155
  • Paris, Universal Exhibition in 1867,21, 42
  • Paris, Hater Supply of. 140
  • Pabliamentary Intelligence
  • Anchors and Chain Cables Bill, 21
  • Royal Eugiueois, 7 Small Aims, 7
  • I’arrott, Brooke, aud Blakeley Guns, 339
  • Parrott Guus, 198
  • Parry, Mr., nud the Gicat Eastern, 285
  • Parson's Breech-loading Guns, 302
  • Passengers, Ita lway, 154,15S
  • Patent Coses, Law Reports of, 341
  • Piiteuts and tho international Exhibition, Patent Law Commission, 33
  • Palont Laws, 256
  • Patent Office and its Duties, 225
  • Patent Office Museum, Patent Tribunals, 37
  • Patents, 39, 201
  • Patents, Mr. Hawes on. 285
  • Patents, Preliminary Examination relating to, 201
  • Penalties for Null-compliance with the Sinokc-hurniug Act, 221
  • Penn's Escape or Relief Valves, 254
  • Peuu's Rebel Valves, 237
  • Perforation of Mont Cenis, 362
  • Perils of Railway Travelling, 49
  • Permanent Way, Adams', 97
  • Permanent Way, Griffin's. 24
  • Permanent Way, Johnson’s, 13S
  • Permanent Way, Rationale and Practice of, 187,195
  • Persian Gulf Telegraph, 68
  • Peruvian Railways, 77
  • Petrie's Slide Valves, 78
  • Petrie’s Valves, 113
  • Petroleum, 24
  • Petroleum Gas, 77
  • Petroleum Oil, 127
  • Petroleum Train on Firo, 126
  • Petroleum, Treating, Mclnues and Froutiss.Gl
  • Pheasant Guuboat, 37
  • Phenomenon, Singular, 255
  • Philippi's Bearings aud Axle Boxes, 103
  • Photo-Lithography, 65
  • Photograhs, Coloured, 279
  • Pickers for Looms, Todd’s, 46
  • Pier, New, at Bunkside, Southwark, 267
  • Pig Boiling and Bessumer System of Iron Manufac¬ture, 340
  • Pig Iron, 206
  • Pipes or Tubes, Riddell's, 78
  • Pistou Packing, 359
  • Pistou-rod Packiug, 213
  • Pistou, Speeds of Beam Engines, 153
  • Pistons aud Piston Valves, Davis', 155
  • Platt and Richardson's Scutchers of Cotton Machinery, 78
  • Ploughs, Steam, Trial of, Royal Agricultural Show, 14
  • Pneumatic Despatch, 64, 180 Pneumatic Despatch Tubes, 314
  • Polish Railways, 196
  • Polyglot Dictionary of Engineering Terms, 377
  • Portsmouth Fortifications of, 153
  • Post-Offices for the Rail, Rolling, 188
  • Pouget's Oil Lamps, 220
  • Practical Notes, Bearings, 200
  • Premiums Awarded, Inst. C.E., 35
  • Premiums. Subject for, Inst. C.E., 106
  • Preservation of Iron Plated and other Ships, 111
  • Preserving Timbor, Barlow's, 165
  • Press, Lithographic Worssam’s, 212
  • Press, Hydraulic, Bessemer's, 112
  • Presses, Hydraulic, Grantham's, 198, 217
  • Presses, Hydrostatic, Lllthy's, 124
  • Pressing and Forging Metals, Wilson's, 66
  • Preventing Boiler Explosions, 158
  • Preveutiou of Decay aud Oxidatiou in Shins, 281
  • Price and Dawes' Burglar-proof Sales, 203
  • Prince Cousort, The, Steamship, 114, 182 198
  • Prizes, Cottages for the Labouring Classes, llo Progress of Engineering Science, 307, 315 321
  • Progress, Spanish, 309
  • Projectiles, Blakely aud Vavaasour'e, 184
  • Projectiles for Orduauce, Clark’s, 227
  • Propeller, Improvod, 178
  • Propeller, Si'row, In volition of, 80
  • Propellers, Screw, Technioul 'Forms, 70
  • Protection of Iron Hulls, 37
  • Provisional Spoc fleatlons. 81, 111
  • Pumps, Centrifugal, 20. 243, 329. 340
  • Pumps and Motors, Apparatus Applicable to, Clark's,
  • Punching Mschinos, Portable Hydraulic, Taugye’s,
  • Punching, Shoarlng, aud Rlvettlng, Donald's, 199
  • Qiinrtx-Crushiug and Grinding, Mosholmor's, 138
  • Quicksand, Sluicing a l’it through, 197
  • Ralls, Bessomor, 120
  • Roils for Railways, Fastening lor, Clarko's, 354
  • Rails for Spain, 153
  • Railway Aceldeuts, 251
  • Railway Accidents. Chapter of, 358
  • Hallway Amalgamation III Italy, 238
  • Railway, Blaekwnll, Accldontou, ion
  • Railway Bridgo nt Garston, Fall of, 170
  • Railway Bridge, Large. 382
  • Railway, Calcutta and South-Eastern, 18
  • Rnilway Palls, 108, 832
  • Railway, Charlng-cross, 201, 257
  • Rnilway. Ch trlng-cross Bridgo, 363
  • Railway, Chsriug-eross, Opening of, 330
  • Railway, A Cheap, 201
  • Railway in Chill, 299
  • Riilway Curves, 17
  • Railway, East Gi lusted and Tunbrldgo Weils, 49
  • Railway, Egyptian, ï41
  • Railway Extension, 13
  • Railway, French, Accldouts, 104
  • Railway, French, Laws, 301
  • Railway, French, Traffic, 290
  • Rnilway, Imprisonment, 07
  • Railway, Intercolonial, 126
  • Railway in la Voudeo, 338
  • ltailwny Legislation, 59
  • Railway, Ixnidou, Chatham and Dovor, 344
  • Rulw.iy, London Low Levol 324
  • Jtallwny, Madrid, Siragossa uud Alicante, 5
  • Railway, Mulro|mlitan, 186
  • Railway, Metropolitan-Communication, 68, 81
  • ltd I way, Metropolitan District, 314
  • Railway, Mutrop iitau Grand Union, 294
  • Railway, Metropolitan Projocts 323
  • Bull*ay, Moscow nnd Sebastopol, 212
  • Railway, North Eastorn, 239
  • Railway, Nortli of Buenos Ayres, 01
  • Rnilway, Northern of Spain, 15, 35
  • Rnilway, Orlonns, 92
  • Hallway Passengers, 154, 158
  • Railway Passengers, Signal Cords for, 65
  • Railway Plain in Belgium, Construction of, 284
  • Railway, Projucts in Scotland, 356
  • Railway Pinjceis, Now, 323
  • Rdlway Raeolpls In 186J, 263
  • Railway Revenue, 135
  • Itiilwiy Ruveuiio this Year, 18
  • ltd way Rolling Stock, lucrcasoof, 162
  • Railway Southern of Franca, 138
  • ltnlw.ty 8talisiics, Locomotive P.iwj 18
  • lbdiwny Terminus in Cauuuli street, 1 -
  • Rahway. TTininos Viaduct, 332
  • Itdlway. Totienhim mid Hampstead Junction, 302
  • Railway Trains, imprisonment in, 48
  • Railway Traveil ug in India, 49
  • Railway Travelling, Perils of. 49
  • Hallway, Turin and Savona, 302, 341
  • Railway, Underground. Another Project, 48
  • Railway, Vale of Month, 46
  • Railway, Victoria Station and Thames Embaukinout, 832
  • Railway Woik, A Year’s, 118
  • Railways, 203
  • Railways, Alpino, 100
  • Railways in Austria, 220
  • Railways, Belgian, 84
  • Railways in Belgium. 270
  • Railways nnd Canals iu India, 123
  • Railways, Cheap, 350
  • Ttiilwnys in Chile, 256
  • Railways in Low Countries, 108
  • Railways, Crossings of, Howie's, 269
  • Railways, Distribution of. 98
  • Railways, Fronoli, 105, 271, '294
  • Railways, Government Inspection of, 118
  • Railways in the Ibuiinu Peninsula, 70
  • Railways, Indian, 125
  • Railways iu Italy. 311
  • Railways and Locomotives of tho Dlstrlots adjoining the Rivers I'yuo, Teas, and Wear, 152
  • Railwiys in London, 237
  • Railways, ftlelrnpolltuii, 256
  • Railw lys. Now Method of Working by Stationary En • g no. 210
  • Ruhways, Poruvian, 77
  • Railways, Polish, 190
  • Railways, Sardinian. 70
  • Railways, Spanish. 47
  • Railways and Steamers, 69
  • Railways in Switzerland, 257
  • Raising nnd Planishing Metals, Soutter's, 109
  • Rmnsbottom and Hacking's Water Motors, 02
  • Rangoon, Tho, 77
  • Rankine, Prof. Maequom, 178
  • Rankino on Water Lines, 185
  • Rationale nud Practice of Permanent Way, 187, 195
  • Road, tho Late Samuel, 174
  • Recruit, Iron Paddle-wheel Guuboat, 186
  • Red Sea, Lighthouses Erected in, 280
  • Reed's Apparatus for Travorsiug Guns, 226
  • Read's, Mr., Now Taigot for Armour Plated Ships, 839
  • Reform, Belgian Commercial. 144
  • Refrigerating and Frooziiig, Cairo's, 214
  • Reg siorand Chart for 1862 Wrock, 211
  • Rollly aud Martin’s Lubricating Horizontal Shafting, 324
  • Report upon tho Suoz Canal, Mr. Ilnwkshaw’s, 75
  • Report ol Trials of Stoa n Fire Eugiues, 32
  • Resignation of Master Shipwrights, 92
  • Resistance, The, Frigate, 263
  • Resistance, Skin, 256
  • Resistance (Sklu) of Ships, 99, 271
  • Resistance of Ships, 186, 214
  • Richards'Cunnons and other Firo Anns, OS Riddell's Pipes or Tubes, 78
  • Rifles, Breech-loading, 37
  • Rlvot-maklng Machinery, Tannahlll's, 128
  • Rivetting. Punolitng, and Shearing, Donald’s, 190
  • Roa Is. High and. 114
  • Roads In India, 110 Rock, Dangerous, 49
  • Rockot, Tho, 78
  • Rooks, Trlasslc, Mr. null on, 24
  • Rolling Stock and Its Malutuiianeo, 309
  • Rolling Tyros. Hoops, and Rings, Lnngridgo's, 79
  • Rolling Post Officos for tho Rail. 18S llothorham to ShatHold, Jouruey of Two Traction
  • Engines. 295
  • Routinov. Progross, 187
  • Royal Chnrtor, domains of, 16
  • Royal Engineers, 7
  • Royal Institution op Great Britain:—
  • Hout, Koscnrchos on Radiants, by J. Tyndall, Esq ,
  • Vedas, or Saerod Books of tho Hindu», by Pro¬fessor Max Muller, 80
  • Royal Oak, Tho, 285
  • Ruddor, Lumley’s, 19
  • Russol, Mr. Scott, 178
  • Russia, Exportation of Coals to, 119
  • Russian Gunboat, Pervonltx, 92
  • Russian Ordnance, 209 , 315
  • Russinn Preparations for War, 297
  • Russian Steam Navy, 92
  • Russian War Preparations, 30
  • Russians, Wbntnrothoy Doing?243
  • Safes, Burglar Proof, Prico nnd Dawes, 208
  • St. Petersburg, 257
  • Salnmls, Thu, Yacht, 12fl, 257
  • Samuelson's Oil Machinery, 373
  • Sanderson's 11 mils for Driving Machinery, 43
  • 3ai'dlnlnn Railways, 70
  • Sawing Mnchlnory. McCarter's, 358
  • Scafioldiug, Transport of, Monoliths nnd Obelisks, 283
  • Schools. Now National Art Training, Opening of, 200
  • Science and Art Department, 84. lmi .Scotland, Railway Projects in, 850
  • Screws, Twin, 272
  • Scutchors of Cotton Machinery, Platt and Richard¬son's, 78
  • Sewage of the Metropolis, 107
  • Sowers, Visit to the City. 62
  • Sewing Machine Trade, 70
  • Sowing Machines. Smith's, 200
  • Sezello's Kuoading Maehl nos, 63
  • Shafts, Fly Wheel, 180, 203 220
  • Shipping Machines lor Curvlllusar Surfaces, MucKon-Eie’s, 169
  • Shaping Wood, Wilson’s Muclilnery, 280
  • Shoaring an.l Catting Motal, Buck's, 35
  • She ring Punching, aud III vetting, Donald's 199
  • Sheathing of Ships, Anti-Corrosive, 100
  • S'loorness. Apprentices nt, 238
  • Ship, Her Majesty's, Constnuno, 16
  • Shipbuilding, Iron, 124, 135, 279
  • Shipbuilding. Iron, in Cork. 40
  • Shipbuilding, Timbor for, 17
  • Shipping, Steam, Trade, 218
  • Shipping Undertakings, Steam, 313
  • Ships, Symonds*, 258
  • Ships, Armour-plated, Mr. Rood's Now Target for, 333
  • Ships, Ivoa-easad, ITovuutiou of Fouliug, 341
  • Ships, Iron-clad, 105
  • Ships, Irou-plateil, Construction of, 352
  • Ships, Irou plated nnd others, Preservation of, 111
  • Ships, Prevent ou of Decay and Oxidation in, 281
  • Ships, Resistance of, 186 214
  • Ships, Skin Resistance of, 90, 111
  • Ships, Skiu Resistance ol, Sic., By W. J. M. Rankins, 123
  • Ships of War, Federal, 172
  • Ships of War, Iron, 295
  • Ships of War, Wheatley's, 10
  • Shipwrights, Resignation of Master, 92
  • Mlioehurynoss, Experiments nt, 15, 312, 366
  • Shoeinukiug by Machinery, 34
  • Shorthand Writing, 58
  • Sidorium, Another New Metal, 44
  • Signal Cords for Rnilway Pnssougers, 65
  • Signalling fur Land and Naval Purposes, 171
  • Sinking a Pit through Quicksand, 107
  • Skin Resistance, 256
  • Skin Resistance of Ships, 271
  • Slacking of Quick Lime, 170
  • Small Arms. 7
  • Small Arms Factory, Birmingham, 375
  • Smithfield Club Show, 386
  • Smith’s Sowing Macliiues, 290

Society of Arts :

  • Election of the Prince of Walos as Moinbor and Presi¬dent of tile Sovloty, 251
  • Magneto-electricity, and its Application to Light¬house Purposes. By J. T. Hunnes, Esq., 887
  • Premium Lists 326
  • Soc'.oiy of Arts, Art Workmanship, nod tho, 376 Society of Engineers:
  • S.giialling for Lind and Naval Purposes. By F. Wise, C.B., 171
  • Stoam Fire Eiiglnas. By W. Roberts, 223, 210
  • Stom Navigation on tlio Indus. By A. Warren, Assoc. I. N. A., 336, 351
  • Sound by Elociricity, Production of, 207
  • South Essex Waterworks Company, 19
  • South Slsflbrdshii'o, Bollor Explosions lu, 3
  • South Wales Institute of Enoineers : —
  • Address of tho President, J 90
  • Coal, Cuttiug, by Machinery. By Mr. W. Firtli, 196
  • Coal and Ironstone Mining in Scotland. By Mr. R. Moore, 193
  • Description of a Mode Adopted of Sinking a Pit through Quicksand. By Mr. J. Glasshruok, 197
  • Long Work. By Mr. Juo. Williams, 107
  • Surlace Condousatlou and tho Use of Distillod ' Wntor in Boilors. By Mr. Turner, 197
  • Southern of Franco Railway, 138
  • Souttor's Raising and Pluuishing Metals, 109
  • Spniu, Full of a Railway Bridge iu, 232
  • Spain. Rails fur, 163
  • Spanish Progress, 8 9
  • Spanish Railways, 47
  • Spencer v. Jack, 316, 330 Mponeer's Valves, 230
  • Spinning Cotton, 212 1
  • Spinning, Fluting Rollers for, Lord's, 70
  • Spithoad, Fortifications at, 10
  • Spithond, Forts at, 123
  • Stamping or Marking Papor, Johnson's, 05
  • Stamps, PostagoauJ other, Norton's, 185
  • Stanley's Mnt.lio unticnl Drawing Instruments, 151
  • Sinnloy’s Vnriablo Eceeiitria, 77
  • Statistics. Railway, Locomotive Power, 313
  • Stavoly Colllory and Ironworks, 375
  • Stoam, Expansively, Working. 151
  • Steam H-nnmor. Glen and Ross', 172, 231
  • Stenin llainniors, 203
  • Steam Hammers, Mollorand Vitality's, 155
  • Steam Navigation In 1802, 84
  • Steam Trap, Oxley’s, 155
  • Steam, Wire-drawing, 203
  • Stoamboat Chimneys, Canal, 38
  • Sion a boats, Groat. Eastern Railway Company, 40
  • Steamer, Baron Osy 174
  • Stoamor, The City of London, 23
  • Steamers, Galway Line, 108
  • Stenmors, Indian River, 1. 20. 48, .335, 8S1
  • Steamers, Now Line, to tho West Indies, 40
  • Steniuors nnd Railways, 09
  • Steamers, Transatlantic. 140
  • Steamship, Dofencu, 239 Steamship Economy, 54
  • Steamship Economy and 11ui! » Condensors. 03
  • Steamship, Jointed, 34, 257
  • Steamship, Screw, Great Victoria, 143
  • Steamship, Speod, Hyperbolic d, 281
  • Steamships, Twiu Screws, 211
  • Stool, Aiiiionliugof,.371
  • Steel, Bossomor in Lancashire, 40
  • Stool, Composition of, 36
  • Steel ns a Material In the Construction of Bridges, 106
  • Stooring Apparatus, Symonds*, 272
  • Stoward and Ilobiii-ou's Injoctor for Boilers, 103
  • Stock, Increase of Rolling Railway, 402
  • Stoker, Serious Chnrgo Against, 108
  • Stopping Bottles, Thompson's, 230
  • Storms, Laws of, 170
  • Straps, Iron and l.oathor Linked, 869
  • Street, London, 60
  • Streets, Cost of London, Streets of Paris, 165
  • Submarine Warfare, 150
  • Substances for Provuiitiugand Removing Boiler Iiiciih- tntlon, 141
  • Suez Canal, 00, 67, 76, 236, 231
  • Sugar Machinery, 359
  • Sugar from Sorpeut's Skins. 169
  • Sulphuring Vines, 118
  • Suu s Distanco from tho Earth, 181
  • Superhoated, Cast Iron. 244
  • Superheating Steam, Baldwin's, 355
  • Supply of Raw Material, 110
  • Surface Condensation, 197
  • Surgery in Afghanistan, 148
  • Survey of ludiu, Trigonometrical, lu7
  • Switzerland, Railways m, 257
  • Swiuburno and Stanley's Engines and Generators, 366
  • Symonds' Ships, 268
  • Symonds' Stealing Apparatus, 272
  • Tangyo’s Portable Hydraulic Punching Machines, 296
  • TunuahiIi’s Rivot Making Mnohlnury, 12S
  • Taps or Valves, Pago's, 310
  • Target, Mairior, 354
  • Target for Armour Plated Ships, Mr. Reed’s, 339
  • Tanker's Harrows, 124
  • Taylor, Mr. Hugh, 188
  • Taylors Carding Eugincs, 81
  • Telegraph Act, 138
  • Telogrnph, Anglo Australian, 309
  • Telegraph, Atlantic, 102,183. 218
  • Telagrapli, British mid Irish Magaotie Compauy, 285
  • Tolograph, ludiau, 01, 119, 120, 237
  • Telegraph, Malta and Alexandria, 18
  • Telegraph, Porsiuu Gulf, 08
  • Telegraph from Rnnuoou to Chinn, 2
  • Telegraphic Feat, 288
  • Tolezrapbfo Profile, 84
  • Telegraphic Prog less 13. 68
  • Telographs, Electric, Varloy’s. 05
  • Tulugruphs, Moilitorraiiean, 144
  • Telegraphy, Atlantic, 74
  • Telescopos for Fire-arms, Davidson's, 82
  • Temperature oftlio Earih’s Crust, 194
  • Tuudors, Novel Locomotive, 10
  • Tormtuiis iu Caunoii-streot, City Railway, 141
  • Toata of (trdnauco,49
  • Thames, The, 152
  • Thames Embankmont, 185
  • Thamos Lauding St igo, Proposed. 47
  • Tunnies, Proposed Ibgli Levol Bridges ovor the, 873
  • Thames Viaduct Hailway, 332
  • Thompson's Apparatus lor Stopping Bottlos, 230
  • Thorold's Drill Braces, 40
  • Thorold’s Drill Stocks, 07
  • Turesliing Machluo, Inventor of. 200
  • Threshing Machine-, Beaters for. (liny's. 255
  • Tides, Hints rewards a New Theory of, 85
  • Timbor, Preserving, Barlow, 165
  • Timber for Shipbuilding, 17
  • Todd’s Pickers for Looms, 46
  • Todmorduu, Boiler Explosion nt, 208
  • Tottenham and Hampstead Juuclion Railway, 302
  • Toulon, The French Navy, 188
  • Towers, Use of Round, 47
  • Trado, Australian, 118
  • Trade, Coal, in America, 212
  • Trade, Franco-Spanish, 323
  • Trado, Iron, Belgian, 272
  • Trade, Snwing Maelliue, 76
  • Trade, Steam Shipping, 218
  • Trade with Weal ora China, 209
  • T'rudos, Coal and Iron. Welsh, 8, 18, 34, 50, 00, 82, HO, 118, 128. 162, 178, 184, 218, 229, 241, 257, 207, 279, 295, 312. 330, 338. 302. 373
  • Triples, Unhealthy, 108
  • Traffic, French Railway. 299
  • Truffle, New City, Regulations, 238, 250
  • Traffic Rugiil ition Act, New City, 91
  • Truffle Returns, 14, 18, 33. 49, 02, 84, 02, 118, 126, 188,
  • 102. 178, 212, 218, 228, 239, 257, 271, 235, 205, 313, 32». 365
  • Treadwell's Apparatus for Discharging Onus, 10
  • Trial of Armour Plates, Stool Guus, Ac., at St. Peters¬burg, 241
  • Trial of Steam Firo Engines, 7, 9, 23, 49, 70, 212
  • Trial ol Stoam Ploughs, Royal Agricultural Show, 44
  • Trial of Stouiu Firo Engines lloport, 32
  • Transatlantic Passage, A Capital, 91
  • Transatlantic Steamers, 140
  • Travornl -g Gun , Apparatus for, Rood’s, 226
  • Tunnel through tlio Alps, 183
  • Tunnel under a Lake, 37
  • Tunnel. Lyctleton, Canterbury, Now Zjalaud, 20S
  • Turbine Water Wheels, 843
  • Turin nnd Sivoua llallwiy, 302. 341
  • Turnpikes, Metropolitan. 68
  • Turret Armour Plates. 257
  • Twin Screw “ Experiment," Launch of, 292
  • Twin Screw Stoa nships, 241
  • Twin Screws. 272
  • Twistlug and Doubling Yarns, Bottoruloy's, 94
  • Tyuo, Cbomlcal Munuficturus on tho, 181
  • ^\'o8 f°r Cotoposlng Maolilues, Hattersloy's,
  • Tyros, Elastic Boarlngs of Railway, 201
  • Tyros, Hoops, Rings, ltolliug, Longridgo's, 70
  • Underground Rnilway Proleot, Auotlior, 48
  • United States. Armoury, 238 I
  • United States. Meahauicalaud Engineering Experience of the, 376
  • Unlvorslty of Edinburgh, Mr. Q. P. Blddor, 20S
  • Vacuum Appnrntus for Papor Macliluos, C ark’s, 4
  • Variations of the Compass, 283
  • Vnrloy’s Electric Telegraphs, 95
  • Vale of Nvatli Railway, 40
  • Valiant. Lnunch of, 228
  • Volvo, Equilibrium Blldo, Walker's, 124
  • Valve Gear, 173
  • Valve Motion, Pumping Englno, 10
  • Valves, Escapo or lloliuf, Paun's, 254
  • Valves, Petrie's, 113
  • Valves, Piston, mid rtlior Pistons. Divis, 165
  • Vnlvos, Pump, Hawthorn’s, 4
  • Valves, Relief, Penn’s, 287
  • Vnlvos, Slide, Petrie's, 78
  • Valves of tho Stoam aud other Engines, SpoilCOv's,
  • Valves or Taps, Pago’s, 310
  • Valves, Throttle, hugdnlu's, 238
  • Valves, West's, 283, 315
  • Vedas or S icrad Bonks of tho Hindus, 80
  • Ventilation of Minos. Paradoxes in, 45
  • Vontnor, Islo of Wight, 286
  • Vessel, Now War, 01
  • Vessol, Wuvo Lino, 142
  • Vessels of War, Fast 159
  • Viaduct, Ludga o-lilll, 100
  • Vinduot Mouuiiglo, Now South Walos, 381
  • Viailuot, Railway, nt Fribourg, 370
  • Vickers Ordnance, 47
  • Victoria Station and Thames Embankment Railway, 832
  • Vines, Sulphuring, 118
  • Visit to the City Sowers, 62
  • Wales, Gold In. 144
  • Wales, South, Harbours nnd Docks In, 208
  • Walker s Equilibrium Slide Valve, 124
  • War, Russian Preparations for, 207
  • War, 5Vasto of Human Life in, 79
  • Warfare, Submarine, 159
  • Warping or Beuming Yarns, Markland an 1 Dickin¬son's, 220
  • Warping or Dressing Machiuos, Moroluud and Chap¬pell's, 126
  • Warrior, The. 294
  • Warrior '1 argot. 354
  • Water Balances, 379
  • Water, Elfocts of Good Drainage and, 251
  • Water, Heated, Expansive Energy of, 250
  • Water Lines, Rankino on, 135
  • Water Supply, Metropolitan, 313
  • Water 8upply of Paris, 140
  • Waterworks Company, Smith Eisox, 19
  • Wave of High Water, with Hints towards a Now Theory of the Tides, 86
  • Wnvo Llue Vestel, 142
  • Waves, Ocean, 0 Weights and Measures, 203
  • Weights nnd Measures Decimalisation of, 3
  • Welding Boiler Pintos, 130
  • Welsh Coal and Iron Trades, 8, 18, 34. 50 06, 82, 100 118. 128, 162, 178. 184. 218, 229, 241, 257, 267, 270, 296, 312, 830, 838. 362, 373
  • Welsh Gold, 174
  • Wost Indiau Mail Service, 80
  • West Indios, Now Lli.o of Steamers to, 49
  • VastminstorClock, Rate of, 37
  • Wost’s Vnlvos, 283, 316
  • Wexford Drainage Works, 327
  • Wheatley's shins of War, 19'
  • Wlieo's, Railway, Elasticity In, 231
  • Wheels, Railway, Wilson's, 34
  • Wheels, Turblno Water, 843
  • Whitworth and Hulse's Ordnanco, 108
  • Wilson's Apparatusfor Pressing and Forging Motals,60
  • Wilson's Machinery for Shaping Wood, 230
  • Wilson's Railway Wheels, 34
  • Winding. Wai ping, nr Dressing Machines, Morelan I and Chappell's, 126
  • Wire, Belton s, 108
  • Wire Drawing, Stoam, 203
  • Wires, Coating Telegraph, 211
  • Wolverine, The, Her MaJ sty's Ship, 189
  • Wood, Shaping, Wilson's Machinery, 286
  • Woods, Curious, 114
  • Woolwich, 18
  • Worcester, Portable Engines At, 48
  • Work, A Year's Railway, US
  • Winking Exponsosof Fire Engines in Amariot, 84
  • Working, Steam Engino, 178
  • Working Steam Expansively, 154
  • Works. Agricultural, at Luiston, 142
  • Works, Ailtali, 389
  • Works, Metropolitan Board of, 193, 342
  • Works, Wexford Dralmigo, 327
  • Workshop Economy, 273
  • Worssam's l.ithographiu Press, 212
  • Wreck Register and Chart fur 1302, 211
  • Wringing Machines. Gray's, 139
  • Wyinoi's Steam Engiuos, 172
  • Yacht, Emporirand Empress of Iho French, 180
  • Yatos’ Armour Plates, 26.5
  • Zluc Rolling, 33
  • Zollverelu, Tho, 842


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