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The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Index: Miscellaneous

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The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1865 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.

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  • Abrahams' Coining, 22
  • Accidents, Austrian Railway, 208, 340
  • Accidents to Submarine Cables, 407
  • Act. Chain Cable and Anchors', 233
  • Adams' Increasing Adhesion, 243
  • Adhesion, Adams’ Increasing, 243
  • Adhesion of Locomotive Wheels, W. Bridges Adams,
  • Adhoston of Passenger Engines, by Z. Colburu, C.E., 330
  • Adhesion on Railways, Magnetic, 410
  • African Iron Manufactures, 66
  • Air as Motive Power, Theoretical Advantages and Disadvantages of Heated, 370
  • Albert Bridge, 254
  • Algoria, Railways in, 245
  • Alkali Works. 355
  • Alloys of Iron. 413
  • Alloys of Silver, 137
  • Aluminium Bronze. 291
  • Almannc, Now Postal, 222
  • America, North, 5
  • American Internal Revenue. 331
  • American Iron Association. 137
  • American, Locomotives, 243
  • American Oil Wells, 261
  • American Ordnance Report, 3
  • American Navy, 25
  • America, Railway Accommodation in, 119
  • American Railways, South, 134
  • American Silkworm, 243
  • American Steel, 179
  • American Watch Making, 164
  • Ammonia Engine, French, 166
  • Ammoniacal Gas as a Motor, 82
  • Anchors, Martin’s, 149, 340
  • Anvil Blocks, Casting, 30
  • Armstrong and the Hercules Target, Sir W., <07
  • Artillery Job, New, 324
  • Arts et Metiers Conservatoire dcs, 265
  • Arts, Royal Scottish Society of, 813
  • Aspbaltum Mines in Santa Barbara, 25
  • Association of Foremen Engineers, 263
  • Association, Manchester Boiler, 279,355
  • Association, Scottish Shipbuilders', 305, 323, 348
  • Association, Steam Boiler, 211
  • Assurance, Company, Midland Boiler, 132
  • Astronomical Observations, 414
  • Atlantic Cable and Great Eastern, 21
  • Atlantic Cable, Statistics of the, 405
  • Atlantk Steam Navigation in 1864, 151
  • Atlantic Telegraph, 82, 125, 222; 339
  • Auriferous Paper, 355
  • Australia, Products of South, 2"3
  • Austrian Railway Accidents, 298, 340
  • Barclay’s Injector, 120
  • Barium against Boiler Incrustation, Chloride of, Si
  • Barlow's Slide Valves, IS
  • Barnes’ Raising Water. 280
  • Becquerel's Resoarclies, 363
  • Beet Root, Destruction of, 353
  • Belfast, Launch at, 351
  • Bellerophon, The, 169, 233
  • Bell Music for Paris, 245
  • Bending Plate, Bennie's, 85
  • Bengal, The, 137
  • Bennett's Puddling. 82
  • Bennie's Bending Plates. 35
  • Bessemer Process, Boroan on the, 150,169, 1SS, 198, 215
  • Bovol Wheels, Cutting Teoth of, 242
  • Bidder's Theodolite, 137
  • Bills, Private. 47
  • Bituminous Substanco from Brazil, New, 100.
  • Black Country, Labour in, 241
  • Blackwell's Punch, 167
  • Blasting, 401
  • Board of Trade Inspectors and Iron Bridges, 70, 99
  • Board of Trade and Lloyd’s Registry, 338
  • Board of Trade Surveyors, 396
  • Bodmer's Mules, 375
  • Boiler Association, Manchester, 279
  • Boiler Assurance Company, 114
  • Boiler Explosions of 1864, Locomotive, 11
  • Boiler Association, Steam. 211
  • Boilers, Lee’s Cleaning, 226
  • Boilers and Liquid Fuol, Locomotive, W. Bridges | Adams. 354
  • Boilers. Martin’s. 110
  • Boilers, Supply of Locomotive, by Z. Colburn, C.B., 232
  • Boilors, Testing and Welding, 310
  • Boilers under the Houses of Parliament, 384
  • Bolckow, Vaughan and Co. (Limited), 123
  • Bolt Machinery Lowis, 32S
  • Bombay Press Company, 13S
  • Bonnoville’s Press, 310
  • Boxer’s Projectiles, 276
  • Bradford, Closing a Mine at, 215
  • Bradford Waterworks, 130
  • Brakos, French Bailway. 300
  • Brazil, New Bituminous Substance from, 100
  • Bread. Manufacture of, 324
  • Brecon, Merthyr and Newport Bailway, 30
  • Bricks and Tiles, Jones's, 138
  • Bridge, Tho Alboit 254
  • Bridge, New Iron, 372
  • Bridge over tho Seine, New, 5
  • Bridge, Severn High Level, 10, 113, 339
  • Bridge, Southwark Railway, 5
  • Bristol and Exeter Railway, 215
  • Bridges. Iron, and Inspectors of the Board of Trade, 70, 99
  • Bridges, Paris, 212
  • Bridges. Menai and Corway, 109
  • B'idge for the Thames, Large Span, 277
  • Brinjo’s Re-burning Animal Charcoal, SO Rrockoioper’s Gas Regulator, 230
  • Bronze. Aluminium. 291
  • Brooman’s Ordnance, 242
  • Brown’s Cranes, 3
  • Buckley aud Crossley's Forging Machines, 306
  • Burnt Iron ? What is, 10
  • Cable, Persian Gulf, 137
  • Cables, Accidents to Submarine, 407
  • Cables and Anchors, Testing, 371
  • Cables to April, 1305, Statistics of Submarine, 240
  • Caissons, Jennings', 43
  • Caissons, Uso of Iron, 100
  • California. Petroleum in, 410
  • Cameron's Punch, 160
  • Canal in Holland New, 245
  • Cardiff, Opening of tho Peuarth Dock, 371
  • Carding Engines, Harris's, 212
  • Carding Engines, Mursden’s, 104
  • Carriages, Durrant and Gore’s, IS
  • Cartridge Cases, Ac., Hirst's, 185
  • Cartridge Machine, Parfrey's, SO
  • Conis, Railway over Mont, 255 I
  • Ccnis. Steam Tmctimi on Mont, 27/
  • Ccnis Tunnel. Tho Mont, 254, 2S9. 339
  • Charcoal, Brinies' lie-burning Animal. 56
  • Chichester and Midhnrst Railway,*270
  • Children at Work in Birmingham, 5
  • Chino, Something for, 05
  • China, Voyage or tho, 188
  • Chinoso Customs. The, 379
  • Clilneso Statistics, 47
  • Churns, Taylor’s, 101
  • Civil Engineers of France, Institution. 3
  • Civil and Mechanical Engineers Society:—
  • On Improvements iu Pile-drivers, A. II Laaois, 356
  • Clay. Cochrnu's Treating, 294
  • Cloaning Boilors, Lee's, 226
  • Clever, Rather. 351
  • Coal. Cannol. 230
  • Coal of Flintshire, Cannal. 84 I Coal, Jones, Getting, 277
  • Coal iu New South Wales, Caunol, 379
  • Coal under the Sea, 238
  • Cochran's Treating Clay, 294
  • Coin. Smallest Gold, 25
  • Coining, Abraham's, 22
  • Coke-burning, Improvements in, 138
  • College, West of England, 274
  • Collieries, Fire-damp in, 242
  • Comet, A, 183
  • Communicating in Trains, 34,137, 257
  • Company. Another, 10S
  • Comstock's Rotary Spade, 336
  • Condensers, Thorold's, 72
  • Confederate Debt, 268
  • Confederate lrouclada. The, 162
  • Confederate Ram “Stonowall," New, Kg Conference, International Telegraphic, 148 Continental Items, «9
  • Contracts, Mersey Dock Board, 226
  • Conservatoire dos Arts ot Metiers, 265
  • Convents, Engineering Researches in Old, 36
  • Co-operative Princifrtc in Franco, 368
  • Copper, Lake Superior, 298
  • Cordilleras, Road over the, 241
  • Cotton, Gun, 223
  • Cotton, Higgins Cleaning, 19
  • Cotton, Packing, and Freights, 207
  • Cotton, Northorn, 333
  • Cotton, Venetian, 351 Couplings, Newton’s, 324
  • Cranes, Brown's, 8
  • Credit Assoclstiou. Imperial Mercantile, 414
  • Credit Compauy. Railway, 318
  • Croydon Water Supply. 169
  • Crow's Threshing Machines, 290
  • Cultivator, §tesm, 289
  • Cunard, The Hon. Joseph, 56
  • Cupola 8hlp, Captain Coles' Now, 280
  • Customs, Tho Chinese, 379
  • Dagenham Docks, 324
  • Danube, Suliua Mouth of the, 165
  • Debt. Confederate, 268
  • Deputation of the Chain and Anchor Tr.tde, 376
  • Development of Limited Liability Entorpnse, 18
  • Devon Railway, South. 283
  • Devon nnd Somerset Railway, 70, 283
  • Devotiou to Duty, 18
  • Dispatch, Manufacturing, 164
  • Distilling, Vaughan's, 259
  • Dook, Cardiff, Opeuiug of tho Ponarth, 371
  • Docks, Dagenham. 324
  • Dockyard Extension, 283
  • Dockyard, Queeustowu, 28!
  • Dodge's Cutting Toeth of Uovol Wheels, 242
  • Drainage. Opening of the Main, 211
  • Drainage Works, Main, 169
  • Dublin Exhibition, 298
  • Dublin Exhibition. Franco nt the, 168
  • Dublin Exhibition Palaco, 264
  • Earthenware by Machinery. 107
  • Earthenware Trade, The. 59
  • East Gloucestershire Railway, 363
  • Economy of Railway Carrying Stock, 307
  • Edinburgh Railway Station, 19
  • Elasticity of Vapours, 249
  • Electro-plating Discoveries, 115
  • Emigration from the Mining D.stricta, 257
  • Enfiolds. Tho Converted, 148
  • Engine, French Ammonia, 166
  • Eugiuo, Man, 308
  • Engine, Now Caloric. 384
  • Engine, Water Pressure, 387
  • Engines, Exports Of Steam, 277
  • Engines at Lincoln, Portable, 49
  • Engines and Machinery, 167
  • Engines, Marino, by N. P. Burgh, |51
  • Engineering, Indian Hydraulic, ?!5
  • Engineering, Notes on Indian. 16
  • Engineering, Notes on Indian Civil, 147
  • Engineering Reeesrchet in <) Con veins, 36
  • Engineers, Association of Foremen, 90, 123
  • Engineers in India, 7
  • Engineers Loudon Association of Forenoon, 268
  • Engineers in the Royal Navy, 164
  • Engineers, Volunteer. 168
  • England to tho Autipodes. 889
  • Engraving, Stool and Mnchlne, 43
  • Exhibition, Dublin. 261, 298
  • Exhibition, Paris, 264
  • Exhibition, Paris Universal, 279
  • Exmouth Docks, 78, 370
  • Explosion at Peterborough, 85
  • Explosions of 1864, Locomotive Boiler, 11
  • Exports of Steam Engines, 277
  • Extension of Coast Telegraphy. Proposed, 184
  • Extension, French Railway, 283
  • Extension. London. Chatham, and Dovor, Wcst-cnd, 21
  • Extension, Railway, 294
  • Fabrios, Embossing, Shaw and Fisbwick’s, 104
  • Fabrica, Hey wood » Holding, 181
  • Fairbsim. Mr. W.. 108
  • Falmouth Docks, 47
  • Federal Armoury, 147
  • Fibre. Fuller's Separating,' 226
  • Fire, 183
  • Fire Brigade, London, 34
  • Fire Brigade, Now York, 163
  • Fire Brigade Report. Louduu, 59
  • Fire-damp in Collieries, 212
  • Fire Department, New York. 90
  • Fire Engine Competition at Cologne, 414
  • Fire Engine. New Steam, 144
  • Fire Engine, Trial Steam, 268
  • Fire Engines in New York, Number of, 148
  • Fire Engines, Steam, 4
  • Fire In ships. Prevention of, 254
  • Flax Machinery, Nevin and Coppin's, 101
  • Fleet, The French. 239
  • Fletcber and bower's Injector, 259
  • Flintshire Cannel Coal, 84
  • Florence, 387
  • Flotilla. Indus, Tho. 100
  • Fluorine, Isolation of. 370
  • Foreign and Colonial Jottings, 11, 36, 108,150, 201,283, 840. 359, 402
  • Foremen Engineers, Association of. 90, 123
  • Foremeu Engineers, Loudon Association of, 30
  • Forging Machines. Buckley aud Croesloy's, 306
  • Forth. Bridging the. 325
  • Forth, Proposed Bridge across the, 161
  • Fossils, Mauulacture of, 306
  • Franco, 104
  • France at the Dublin Exhibition, 164
  • Franco, Railway Construction in, 148
  • France. Steam ou the Rood in, 165
  • Fraser’s Gas Apparatus, 35
  • Fraser Gun, The, 117
  • French Ammonia Engine. 160
  • French < o-opcratjvo Principle, 368
  • French Fleoi, The, 239
  • French Progress, 340
  • French Railway Program, 170, 233
  • French Railwav Extension, 283
  • French Ram, 376
  • Kreneh Senator on English Taste and Art, 355
  • French Shipbuilding, 262
  • French Shipbuilding and Mechanical Industry, 2S9
  • Fuel Power, Leflroy'e. 210
  • Fullor's Separating Fibre, 226
  • Furnace, Improvementol (lie PuddliDg, 238
  • Fnruacea, Johnson's Puddllug, 19
  • Furnaces, Newton's, 117
  • Furnaces, Richardson's, 143
  • Gas Apparatus, Fraser's, 35
  • G.ts for Engines, New, 3 <9
  • Gas as a Motor, Ammonincal, 82
  • Uiu, The Knife Roller Cotton, 162
  • Glue, Liquid, 183
  • Government v. Steam, 82
  • Grange Town Iron Company, 376
  • Great Eastern nud Atlantic C'ablo, 21
  • Crest Western Railway Carriage Works, 497
  • Great Western Railway Works. 211
  • Greenock Eighty-seven Years Ago, 201
  • Greenock, Watt Anuiveraary, Tno. 60
  • Greenwich Park, Railways Through, 290
  • Gun Carriages, Important Trial ol, 363
  • Gun Cotton, 222
  • Gun at Fore Fisher, Armstrong, HO
  • Gun, The Fraser, 117
  • nim.Tbs Mackay. 203. 376
  • G ID Making by Mach nery, 224
  • Uuu, The Jfunou'l, 355 1
  • Gunpowder, Now System of Manufacturing, 41
  • Gunpowder, Non-Explosive, 414
  • Guns, Armstrong, 355
  • Guns lor Russia aud8woden, 47
  • Guns at Shoeburynose, Competitive, 134
  • Guns, 20-iu. Navy, 322
  • Guruey, Sir Goldsworthy. 524
  • Guy. Edwards, and M‘Arthur's Manufacture of Bread, 824 .
  • Guy Fawkes Redevivus, 104
  • Hammer, The Patricroft Steam, 2
  • Harris' Carding Engines, 212
  • Haseltine's Nut Machinery, 38
  • Hayle, 44
  • Hercules Targot and Sir W. Armstrong, 407
  • Hoywood's Holding Fabrics, 181
  • Highway Locomotlvos, 22
  • Higgins' Cleaning Cotton, 19
  • Himalaya, The, 203
  • Hirst's Cartridge Casos, 4c., 135
  • Holland, New Caual iu, 245
  • Holland, Rails for, 10
  • How They Do It, 372
  • Hull Trado. 91
  • Hydraulic Engineering, Indian, 245
  • Hygrometer, New, 351
  • Iucrustation, Chlorido of Barium against Boiler, 81
  • Indian Civil Engineering, Notes oi^ 147
  • ludlan Engineers, 7
  • Indiau Ingiueoriug. Notes on, 10
  • Indian Hydraulic Engineering, 245
  • Indiau Public Works, 49
  • Iudian Railways, 18
  • Iudtau Railway Communication, 402
  • Indian Railway, 180
  • Iudiau Railway, Great, 283
  • India, Railway Progress iu, 132
  • Indus Flotilla, The, 100
  • Institution op Civil Engineers:—
  • Aunnal Dinner, 304 Annual General Meeting, 2
  • Cliey-Air Bridge by E. Johnston, M. Inst C.B., 97
  • Conversaziono, 339
  • Druinnge of Paris, by H. B. Hodorsiodt, Assoc. Inst. C.E., 164
  • Fcstiniog Railway, by Capt. Tyler. R E.
  • Gifford Injector, by J. G. England, C.E., 116
  • Maintenance of Railway Rolling Stock, by E Fletcher, 332
  • Manoilloe Docks aud Warehouses, by T. Hawthorn. C6
  • Metropolitan Drainage, by J. W. Bozalgettc, M. Inst. C.E., 178
  • Uniform Stress iu Girder Work, by Callcott Rcillv 298 7
  • Insiitution or Engineers is Scotland Bitumenisod Paper Pipes, by O. Maquet, 156 Factory Chimneys, by P. Carmichael, 290
  • Improved Boiler Carriage. by John Yule, 180
  • Introductory Address, 155
  • Low's Boring Machiuc, by John Dowuie, 199, 219. 229
  • Institution of Naval Architects: —
  • Bevelling Iron Frames, by W. J. Macquorn Rankine. 288
  • Combining Wood aud Iron in Composite Ships, by M. Scott, C.K . 283 7
  • Comparative Merits of Longitudinal and Vertical Systems of Shipbuilding, by IL Jensen, 283
  • Comparative Valuo of Simpson's two Rules, iio. Bv C. W. Merrifioid, F R.S., 274 Construetiou of Armour-clads, by 8ir E. Belcher, C.B., 288
  • Construction and Sheathing of Iron Ships, by T B Daft, C.E., 28S 7
  • Double-ended Ships of War, by J. Kennedy. 308
  • Hydraulic Ship Lilt, by Capt. F. H. II. Killop, R.N.. 308
  • Investigation of the Stability of H.M.S. Achilles, by N. Barnaby, 274
  • Measurement of Curved Surfaces, by C. W. Merrifield. F.R.S.. 274
  • Measuring Circle Described by a Ship, by F. Martin 308
  • Mechanical Principles of tho Action of Propellers, by W. J. Macquorn Rankino. 274
  • Practical Limits of the Rolling of a Ship iu a Sea¬way. by W. Froude 308
  • Problem of a Ship’s Form, 4c., by C. Lamport, 288
  • lleoent Experiments lu Marino Engineering, bv R Murray. C.B.. 28S 6
  • Results of the Lumloy Rudder, by H. Lumley. 808
  • Successive Integration so ns to Obtain a Scale of Areas, by C. W. Merrifield, 274 Ventilating Ships of War, by Sir E. Belchor, C.B. Italian Railways, 268
  • Ingots, Weild's Casting, 167
  • Injector, Barclay's, 120
  • Injector, Flotcherand Bower’s, 2J9
  • Institution of Civil Engineers of France. 3
  • Institution or Mechanical Engineers, 67, 289: —
  • On Improvements iu Heavy Tools, Ac.. by J.
  • Fletcher, 388, 406 Insulation, India-rubber, 144, 331
  • Iuuudation Commission, Cost of Sheffield, 148
  • Inventions, The Protection of, 289
  • Iron, Alloys of, 413
  • Iron Association, American, 137
  • Ironclads. The Confederate, 162
  • Iron. Coal, and General Trades of Birmingham. Wol¬verhampton, and other Districts, 13,29,48. 68. 77, 98, 111, 129.143, 161, 175, 192, 207, 221. 23S, 253, 271, 285, 301, 319, 335, 351,367,384, 402. 417
  • Iron into England, Importation of, 222
  • Iron iu France, Cast.66
  • Iron Manufacture, French, 168
  • Iron, Molten, as a Projectile, 222
  • Iron Mountain, 254
  • Iron, Plating Experiment, 49
  • Iron, Reducing Cost, 71
  • Iron, Somersetshire, 339
  • Iron and Steel Exports, 222
  • Iron aud Steel Tooths. 258
  • Iron, Thin Sheets of, 146
  • Iron, Thin Sheet, 243
  • Iron Trade of the North, 47
  • Iron Trade and Emigration, 387
  • Iron? What is Burnt, 16
  • Jennlng's Caissons, 43 Johnson's Safety Valves, 372
  • Jouos, Bricks and Tiles, 138
  • Jones. Gas Meter*, 276
  • Jouos, Gutting Coal, 277
  • Kansas Railroad Makers. 289
  • Kansas, Railway Making iu, 245
  • Kiel Docks. 331
  • Kiel, The Hurhouf of, 137
  • Laberenu's Motivo Power, 372
  • Labour iu the Black Country. 241
  • Lamp Standard aud Ventilating Shaft 34
  • Launceston Railway, 371
  • Luuncli.70
  • Launch at Belfast, 351
  • Law Intelligence :—
  • Renaud e. Levinstein, '4
  • Feather v. The Quoeu,55, 71,91
  • Leadino Articles: —
  • Alpine Railways, 172 Arbitration 247
  • Atlnutie Telegraph Cablo, 346, 393
  • Bessemer Metal. 201
  • Bessemer Process, 23
  • Bessemer Process iu Sweden, 153
  • Blackfrisre Bridge, 115
  • Board of Trade e. Lloyd's Register, 329
  • Board of Trado Surveyors, 172
  • Boiler Platea under Steam Pressure, 53
  • Breech-loading Rifles, 87
  • British Iuvontors and Scotch Reviewers, 811
  • Coat Iron Oiduauco, 232
  • Cheap Gas. 88
  • Commission on Patonta, 100
  • Compensating Suring Tirua for Railway Wheels, 103
  • Cotton from India, 121 Cotton Gina, 76
  • Determination of tho Absolute Heating Power of Fuel, 337
  • Dublin Exhibition. 31»
  • Dynamometers, 329
  • Engineering Opinions. 301
  • Engineers and their Clieuta, 1S6
  • Engineers' Tools, 393
  • Experimental Englnos in tho Nary, 9
  • Fatigua of Metals. 79
  • Fireproof Warehouses, 87
  • Foreign Patents, 346
  • French Competition, 877
  • French Locomotives, 74
  • Gas Lighting in Paris, 233
  • Giffardlujoctor, 139
  • Government Strike, 88
  • Health of Engineering Workers, 262
  • Horucles Target. 411
  • Intercommunication in Trains, 287, 303
  • Institution of Civil Engineers. 202
  • Introduction of the Tubular Bridge, 122
  • Invention and Deaigu, 73
  • Iron Bridges, 68
  • Locking Nuts, 353,369
  • Locomotive Adhesion, 412
  • Locomotive Improvement, 217
  • Maintenance of Railway Rolling Stock, 311
  • Manufacture of Encaustic Tiles, 201
  • Marine Boilers, 100
  • Masters and Men, 201
  • Mechanical Ingenuity and Engineering Judgment, 296
  • Metropolitan Boards of Works, Chargosagainst tho. Narrow Gauge Railways, 265
  • Naval Engineers, 304
  • Naval Guns, 153
  • Naval Ordnance, 139
  • New French aud Prussian Regulations for Steam Boilers, 177
  • New Traction Engine Act, 247
  • Official Boiler Explosions, 40
  • Ordnance Select Committeo. 345
  • Orioutsl Engineering, 3Ü9, 385, 404
  • Passcngors and G uards, i85
  • Patent Soarches, 232
  • Patent Specifications, 173
  • Percussive Action of Steam, 97
  • Petroleum as a Steam Fuel, 57
  • Pneumatic Looms. 31 Practical Applications of Heat, 223
  • Preparing Flax, 217
  • Private Liceucos under the Chain Cable Act, 362
  • Progress in Egypt, 395
  • Prolonging Patents, 412
  • Protection of Exhibited Inventions, 205
  • Railway Accidents. 873
  • Railway Brakes. 403 e
  • Railway over Mont Cents, 394 ’
  • Referee’s Courts, 232
  • Relative Economy of NoR-condousing and Con¬densing Engines, 145,103
  • Resistance of Plates to Punching. 219 Safes, 140
  • Sawiug Machines for Varying Bevels, 23
  • Southwark Railway Bridge. 209
  • Strongest Form of Section of a Wrought Iron Beam, 0
  • Strike in the Iron Trade, 171
  • Steam Power on Highways, 105
  • Suez Canal, 346
  • Sweden, Railways of, 411
  • TaDk Locomotives, 231
  • Testing Gun Barrels, 65
  • Tosting Guu«, 362
  • Thames Steamboats. 121
  • Town Sewago for Irrigation, 203
  • Traction Engine Abroad, 186
  • Trial Trips, 281
  • Twin Screw Steam Ships, 39
  • Underground Railway, 58
  • Ventilating Millatoues, 10
  • Waterloo and Whitehall Railway, 377
  • Wear aud Tear of Boilers, 231
  • Working of Underground Railways, 39
  • Ice's Cleauiug Boilers, 226
  • Lefroy's Fuel rower. 216 LrrrxiiB to thk Editor:—
  • Agricultural Engines, Z. Colburn, 6
  • Art Appliod to Industry, T. R. S., 279
  • Artesiau Pipes, Van Wart, Sons, and Co.. 294
  • Atlantic Telegraphic Cable, J. Mackintosh, 40S
  • Authorship of Treatises on Shipbuilding, W. Macquorn Rankine, 187
  • Barometers, Self-registering, J. Tbrustans, 39
  • Bessemer Process, W. Baker, 85, 124
  • Bessemer Process, C. S., 102
  • Bessemer Process, It. llushot, 6, 36, 54, 102, 137, 213, 227, 260, 278, 292
  • Bessemer Process, H. Simon, 292
  • Bessemer Process, Principles of the, V. S. P., 23
  • Bessemer Metal, Au Engineer, 260, 278 292
  • Biscuit Making Machinery, W. G. P.,377
  • Blundell's Level, Comoditarius. 311
  • Board of Trade Surveyors, X. B. A., 153
  • Boiler Explosions. F. B., 73
  • Boilers, New Method of Constructing Locomotive, J. Hipwortli. 213
  • Breakages of Crank Shnfts, Lewis Olrick, 57
  • Bridge Work, Strains in, J. MacCallum, 260
  • Bridges for tho Thames, Large Span, J, G. Wiuton, 278
  • Bronzing Copjier, “ Bronze,” 185
  • Bronzing of Copper, •’ Chemi.” 201
  • Bronzing of Copper, R. Muirhcad, 201
  • Cable Testing Machine, T. Dunn. 343
  • Cable Testing Machine. T. Murray Gladstone, 343
  • Calculating Stress on Girders, J. MncCalluiu, 3-9
  • Calculating Stress of Girders, W. I)., 391
  • Cask Making Machinery, T. B., 377
  • Cast Iron, Nature aud Properties of, II. Mushet, 249
  • Caution. Fletcher, Jennings, and Co., 139
  • Cables, Chain, Testing, “ Consistency,'* 391
  • Cables, Chain, Testing, T. Dunn, 391
  • Cables, Cliaiu, Testing, G. W. Lennox. 377
  • Cables. Chain, Testing, W. Roberts, 377
  • Charcoal Plates, 105
  • Coal Washing Machines, Blass and Co.. 281
  • Coal Washing Machines, Hawks, Crawshay, aud Son, 263
  • Coffee Cloaning Machines “ Altora," 281
  • Compressing Coni Dust, J. 11. 8. aud Co., 311
  • Coudeusing Locomotives, N. 1*. Burgh, 315
  • Condensing Locomotives, Zerah Cnlhuru, 326, 368
  • Condensing Locomotives, F., 315, 342
  • Condeusiug Locomotives, “ Locomotive," 315, 342
  • Coudensiug Locomotives, Matthow Junes, 315, 375
  • Condensing Locomotives. ‘X..” 358
  • Condensiug r. Noii-condcusiug Engines, Jos. Parker. 403
  • Condensing r. Non-coudousiug Engines, 8. Warton, 261
  • Contractors' Wngons, S. W. L„ 57
  • Coupled Engines, Crewe,” 342
  • Coupling Pipes. H. Davey, 389
  • Corrosion. Preventing, 1U5
  • Cupolas, Improvements in, B. Howard, 279
  • Del|>eeh’s Pumps. 8. K , 411
  • Diving Apparatus, B. O. W., 875
  • Docks, improvements iu Fioatiug, J. G. Winton, 873
  • Dou.ostic Primo Movor, W. Bridges Adorns, 341
  • Draughtsmen s Hours, "A Draughtsman27»
  • Dr iiightsmun's H- w«, H W, 1*.. 327, 391
  • Draughitmon's Hour», Tbos. Mile». 315
  • Draughtsmen's Hour», •• Valontiuo," 359
  • Duration of tho Earth, J. Field Meagher, 157
  • Electrical Resistance of Pure Coppor, W. Hull, 137
  • Engineers, Ixrndon Association of Foremon, J. Newtou, 278
  • Engineers in tbe Navy. “ Vapor Brrquo,” 391
  • Equilibrium Slido Valves, 11. Davey, 213
  • Errors in Lovolling. A. J., 156
  • Examination of Engineers iu the Mercantile Naïv Lewis Olrick. 103
  • Fans, J. T., Feather Dressing Machinery, W. and M. Scott, 217
  • Foatbor r. The Queen, W, Spence, 71
  • Force Required m Punching, F. A. Paget, 217
  • Formula for Calculating tbo Strain on Girdor, J. Hosking, jun, 36
  • French Decimal System, B. O. W, 215
  • Friction Marine Engines, T. Adams, 6, 51
  • Friction of Marino Engines, “ Ipso Facto," 20
  • Friction of Marino Engines, •* W. C., 78
  • Fusible Plugs, H. Hiler, 4oO
  • Government v. Invoutors, F.. 317
  • Government v. lure» tars, G. B. Galloway, 315, 396
  • Hard Castings, ** Anti-Pluuibag j," kOl
  • Heating Rivets, A. >’•. C . 185.
  • Heavy Spar, B. O. W , 87
  • Heavy Spar, " Mercury, 73
  • High Speed Engines, David Thompson, 85
  • High Tides. B. O. W..S27
  • Hydraulic Machinery. E. B.,j292
  • Hydraulic Prcasoa, 105
  • Hydraulic Testing, W. Roberts 30
  • Hydraulic Testing Machines, Goorgo Ennis, 20
  • InduBtrisl Exhibitions, J. Webb, 2>>1
  • Injector, The, “ Economy,”315, 312, 403
  • Injector, Tho, F., 327
  • Injector. Tho, J. G„ 375
  • Injector, The, J. Gresham, 137
  • iRjectnr. Tbe, J. 8., 342
  • lusulatiou, India-rubber. J. Macintosh, 361
  • Inventor of Ulock Machinery, U. Wo-«lcroft, 7
  • Inventors and Designers, F. W. Cainpin. 102
  • Joints in Surface Condunsurs, A. C. Stimors. 401
  • Kompson r< Barker, txparit 11. J. Walduck and Co.,
  • 139
  • Krupp's Steel Guns. Alfrod Longsdon, 16S Ladders, N. Lousdalo, 39
  • Lattice Bridges, •' A Foreman Bridgo Builder, 185
  • Lattice Girders, W. D , leg, 214
  • Lefroy's Fuol Power. A. Wuest, 219
  • Lefroy's Fuel Power, X , 219
  • Level Tlio Y, Trougliton and Sims, 124
  • Link Motion. M. Jucksou, 87
  • Locoiuotivo Boiler Explosions, W. Naylor, 85
  • Machino mado Gearing, I.. M. J., 315
  • Mallcablo Cast Iron, McHuffio, Forsyth, and Miller, 247
  • MallonbloCast Iron, “Wrought Iron," 135
  • Manganeso Alloy, 11. Simon, 315
  • Manganese Alloys. New, It. Mirshot, 329
  • Mariuo Engines, Thomas AiIwk, 197
  • Masters and Mon, " Steam.” 2 9
  • McKenzie's Blower, " Fouudry," 231
  • Measurement of tho Resistance of Voltac lUltcrius, D. Fitzgerald, 223
  • Measuring Inductivo Capacity of Insulated Conduc¬tors, C. V. do Sauty,7
  • Mechanical Flogging of Criminals, W. Uiidgos Adams, 391
  • Mont Conis Railway, A. Alexander, 403
  • Mud Docks, J. Hastio nud Co.,311
  • Mustard Mills, S. K.,345
  • Naph'ha, Condonsiug Vapour of, A. B. C.,393
  • Naval Engineers, Ono of the Number, 211
  • Naval Ordnance, A. Gearing, 156
  • Ordnance, J. W. Girdlestone, 335
  • Ordnance and Armour, Mr. Holley's, A. L Holley, 227
  • Oriental Engineering, Mechanic, 403
  • Passage, A Quick, W. M. Pcnistou, 26U
  • Paper Pipes, “ A Constant Subscriber," 73
  • Paraffin Oil, J. L. J. Higgle, 23
  • Patent Law Reform, F. W. Campin, 36
  • Patent Specifications, C. E. It, 85
  • Patent Specifications, Eyre sud Spottiswoodo, 192
  • Pig Iron, S. A., 247
  • Presses, Audrew Muir's Scrow, J. G. Wilson, 377
  • Protection of Exhibited Iuvoutious, F. W. Campiu, 187
  • Protection of Exhibited Inventions, IL H., 163
  • Puddling Furnace, J. Walker, 39
  • Puddling Furnace, Wm. Jones, 57
  • Pumps, Armugemont of, P. Jenson, 315,329, 361
  • Pumps, Arrangement of, It, 345
  • Purifying Feed Water, Thos. Adams, 163
  • Purifylug Feed Water, M. M. 8., 121
  • Railway Intercommunication, G. B. Galloway, 217
  • Relative Economy of Condeusiug und Non-Conden¬sing Engines, D. T.,214
  • Road Locomotives, C. T. Hayball, 51, 125
  • Read Locomotives, " A Man of Kent," 7
  • Rond Locomotives. M. O. A. H., 125
  • Rond Locomotives, W. Roberts, 36
  • Sides of Equal Squares, W. Wed, 187
  • Sleeper», Railway, llumoshn Kbush, 71
  • Slide Valves, Imptovomeuta in,N. P. Burgh, 373
  • Springhill Uoiior Explosion, 105
  • Standards of Electrical Resistance, F. Joukiu, 87
  • Steam Firo Engines, lewis Olrick, 219
  • Steam Fire Eugtncs, Morryweuthcr uud Sous, 201
  • Stea n Fire EDginos. W. Roberts, 215
  • Steam Hro Eugiucs, Shaud, Mason, and Co.,229
  • Steam Fire Engines Abroad, Lewis Olrick. 183
  • Steam Fire Engines iu Russia, Shaud, Mason, and Co., 124
  • Straius, Bridgework, W. D., 279
  • Strength and Rigidity, W. 14. Koclis, C.E., 171
  • Substitute for Surface Condenser, E. Martin, 102
  • Supplying Locomotives with Water, Thomas Adams, 325. 357
  • Supplying Locomotives with Water, Z. Colburn, 314, 311, 373, 403
  • Supplying Locomotives with Water, “ Dolta," 374
  • Supplying Locomotives with Water, " Au Enjine Driver, ’ 293, 327, 358
  • Supplying Locomotives with Water, F. W.. 312
  • Supplying Locomotives with Water, J. F. M. T., 375. 389
  • Supplying Lncomotivos with Water, “Locomotive," 293, 327, 358. 373
  • Supplying Locomotives with Water, “ A Looker-on.'389
  • Supplying Locomotives with Walor, Lewis Olrick, 375, 408
  • Supplying Locomotives with Water, “ True Blue,” 374, 389
  • Supplying Locomotives with Water, X.. 293, 326
  • Surface Condensation, “ Ipso Facto," 125
  • Tasks, Corrosion iu, <8
  • Testing Cable testing Machines, George Ennis. 375
  • Testing Chain Cables, Z. Colburn, 403
  • Testing Power of Engiues, “ Brake." 171
  • Testing Power of Eugiues. J. M., 227
  • Testing Fowor of Steam Engines, '1'. S , 197
  • Tostiug Machines, Georgo Ennis. 57
  • Thuiucs Einbankineut. A. Doull, 36
  • Threshing Machines, W. Ridley, 329
  • Town fowago. 105
  • Tiaiisporiiug Locomotives, I. W. Boulton, 197
  • Twin Screw Engines, N. P. Burgh, 137,214
  • Twin Screw Eugiues, Z Colburn, 108
  • Twiu Screw Engines, G. G., 213, 218
  • Twin Screw Eugines, G. Grieve, 187
  • Twin Strew Engioes, W. Morley-, 214
  • Twiu Screw Engines, Lewis Olrick, 19S, 223
  • Tyres, Steel, M. C. 11. M.. 228
  • Underground Railways, C. nud M. E„ 124
  • Uniform Stress iu Girdor Work, W. D., 317
  • Ventilation, J. W. Clare, C.E., 20
  • Washing Bottles. •• Inquirer," 217
  • Waterloo and Whitehall Railway, J, C. Chapmtn,
  • Wear and Tear of Steam «oilers, D. K. Clark. 293 I 327, 359
  • Wear and Tear of Steam Doilera, F. A. raget, 316, 343, 3(5
  • Weight of Gearing, W. C. Unwin, 197
  • What is a Civil Engineer? U. E., 359
  • Who Invented the Steam Engiue’ H. Dircks, 213
  • Lewis’ Bolt Machinery, 328
  • Lifebelts, 241
  • Lifting Machine, Submarine, 3f5
  • Lighthouse, An Iron, 81
  • Lighthouse on the lacific. New, 279
  • Lighting and Heating, Steven’», 290
  • Lincoln, Portable Engines at, 49

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Society of Engineers:—

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  • Fowler’s Horse-shoes, 197
  • Great Western Railway Works, 194
  • Horse-shoes. Fowlor's, 197
  • Iron. Heavy Rolled, 194
  • Metropolitan and its Extensions, 195
  • Nature and Manufacture of-Stono Bricks, by Captain J. J. Bodmer, 191
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  • St. Stephen’s Crypt, Magnesium Light in, 2J2
  • Stuttgart Polyteennic Institution at, 233
  • Suez Canal, S3. 125, 219, 207
  • Sunderland Docks, 17U
  • Sutherland, M’Douglas, CO
  • Swansea, Port of, 16S
  • Swedish Monitor, A, 239
  • Switzerland, Railways in, 3G9
  • Taps and Valves, Rowland's, 197
  • Tariff, The Austrian, 257
  • Taylor’s Chorus, 101
  • Taylor aud Dow’s Valves, 262
  • Telegrams, Shilling, 49
  • Teign Valley Railway, 183
  • Telegraph betweeu America and Asia, 169
  • Tolegrnph, Atlantia, 82, 339
  • Telegraph betweeu Sweden, Norway, and Great Bri¬tain, 183
  • Telegraph Cable, The Wexford. 379
  • Telegraphs at tho Antipodos, 34
  • Telegraphs, Indian, 348
  • Telegraphic, 123, 331
  • Telegraphic Conference, 253
  • Telegraphic Conference, International, 113
  • Telegraphic Extension and Reform, u
  • Telegraphic Font. Great, 219
  • Tclegraphiug, Now Mode of, 352
  • Telegraphy in Bolgium, 66
  • Telegraphy, Uccnu, 184
  • Telegraphy, Proposed Extouslon of Coast, 134
  • Tolegraphy, Submarine, 72
  • Testing Boilors, 310
  • Teeth of Bevel Wheels. Cnttlug, 242
  • Testing Cables and Anchors. 371 a
  • Thames Composite Shipbuilding, 97
  • Thames Embankment 103
  • Thames Steamers, New, 148
  • Theodolite, Bidder’s, 137
  • Thieves, Protection from, 310
  • Thomson, Testimonial to Mr. David, 310
  • Thorold's Condensers, 72
  • Threshing Machines, Crowe's, 290
  • Tilt Hammer, Beverley’s, 35
  • Time is Kept in Euglsud, How True,>87
  • Todman’s Presses, 196
  • Tooths, Iron and Steel, 253
  • Toll on Traction Engines, 289
  • Toi-pedo, New, 253
  • Tongue’s Water Wheels, 360
  • Trade in Paris, 327
  • Transatlantic Steam Navigation, 225
  • Transports, Now, 155
  • Traction Engines in the Dockyards, 5, 90
  • Traction Engines on Roads, 135
  • Traction Eugiuos, Toll on. 239
  • Traction Engines, Payne’s, 410
  • Trade, South Wales Iron, 294
  • Trade, United States Ivon. 414
  • Traffic, The Great Northern, 245
  • Train Struck by Lightning, 355
  • Train Upset by tho Wind, 119,135
  • Trains, Communication in, 137, 257
  • Treat, A., 123
  • Trial, Steam Fire Euginc, 26S
  • Tunnel, Mont Cenis, 254
  • Tunnel, The Mont Ccnfs, 289, 339
  • Tunnel under tho Sevorn, 44,67
  • Turbines, Construction aud Principles of, 117, 135
  • Turret Ships, 306
  • Twin Screw, Trial of a, 165
  • Tires, W hitley aud Bowers', 227
  • Unaccountable, 134
  • Underground Siguals, 241
  • United States Iron Trado, 414
  • Value of Properly. 169
  • Valves, Barlow’s Slido, 18
  • Valves, Johnson's Saloty, 373
  • Valves, Taylor and Daw's, 262
  • Vapours, Elasticity of, 219
  • Vaughan’s, Distilling, 259
  • Venetian Cotton, 351
  • Ventilating Shalt aud Lamp Standard, 34
  • Wauostrocht’s Postago Stamp Machinery, 338
  • Warfare, New System of, 18
  • WnshiDg Wool, 257
  • Water Drinkers, Great, 34
  • Wuter Wheels, Touguo's, 360
  • Watt Anniversary ut Greenock, Tho, CO
  • Webster’s Manufacture of Ziuc, 184
  • Wells, American Oil, 261
  • Wei Id’s Casting Ingots, 167
  • West and Co. (Limited). 66
  • Western Railway Arrangements, 212
  • Western Railways, 333
  • Wexford Telegraph Cable, Tho, 379
  • Wheels, Melting's. 82
  • Wheels. Rice's, 414
  • Wheels, Tongue’s Water, 360
  • Whitehall aud Waterloo Hallway, 339
  • Whitley aud Bowors' 'lyres, 227
  • Wholesale ond Import ‘limber Company (Limited) 169
  • Windsor Castle DraiDaito, 4
  • M ire itopcs, by G. C. Greenwell, F.G.S., 464
  • Wool Washing. 257
  • Wrench. Pitcher's Pipe, 340
  • Zinc, Webster’s Manufacture of, 1SI

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