The Engineer 1874 Jul-Dec: Index: Miscellaneous

The Engineer 1874 Jul-Dec: Miscellaneous Index.

The Engineer 1874 Jul-Dec: Miscellaneous Index.

The Engineer 1874 Jul-Dec: Miscellaneous Index.

The Engineer 1874 Jul-Dec: Miscellaneous Index.

The Engineer 1874 Jul-Dec: Miscellaneous Index.

The Engineer 1874 Jul-Dec: Miscellaneous Index.

The Engineer 1874 Jul-Dec: Miscellaneous Index.

The Engineer 1874 Jul-Dec: Miscellaneous Index.

The Engineer 1874 Jul-Dec: Miscellaneous Index.

The Engineer 1874 Jul-Dec: Miscellaneous Index.

The Engineer 1874 Jul-Dec: Miscellaneous Index.

The Engineer 1874 Jul-Dec: Miscellaneous Index.

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• Abel, Professor, Gun Cotton and Water Shells, 342, 351
• Accident on the Midland Railway, 357
• Accident, The Norwich, 225. 237, 250, 305
• Accidents, Railway, 76, 238
• Accidents in India, 82
• Air Pumps and Condensers, Messrs. Sulzer Brothers, 318
• Alexander, High-pressure Boilers of S.S., Messrs. Crighton, Abo, Finland, 374
• Alexander and Sons, Messrs., Semi-portable High- pressure Winding Engines for Yale, Gloucestershire, 172, 174
• Alexandra Palace, The, 15
• Allan, Funeral of Mr. W., 314
• Alloying of Iron with Manganese, 24
• American Bessemer Works, 94
• American Blast Furnace Statistics, 303
• American Blast Furnace Yields, 406
• American Paper Trade, Growth of the, 161
• American Process of Galvanising Iron, 254
• Americans as Agricultural Engineers, 220
• Aniline Colours, 345
• Arthur Woolf, Mr. S. Hocking, C.E., on the Life and Labours of, at the Miners' Assoc., Cornwall, 379
• Artillery, Russian, 410
• ASSOCIATION OF FOREMEN ENGINEERS, LEEDS, 460
• ASSOCIATION OF FOREMEN ENGINEERS AND DRAUGHTSMEN, LONDON, 37, 320
• - Electric Telegraph, Sir David Salomons, 274
• - Equilibrium Cabins for Passenger Ships, and Equilibrium Turrets for Ironclads, Mr. Black, 37
• - Improvements in Engines and Boilers, Mr. T. Black, 357
• - Life Saving Apparatus, Mr. John Banting Rogers, 202
• - Three-cylinder Continuous Expansion Engine, Mr. J. Steward, 449
• - Visit to Blackwall Ironworks, 80
• ASSOCIATION OF GAS MANAGERS, NORTH BRITISH:--
• - Address to Mr. Foulis, 56
• ASSOCIATION, MANCHESTER STEAM USERS', 185
• - Inspection of Household Boilers, Mr. Fletcher's Report, 316
• ASSOCIATION OF MUNICIPAL AND SANITARY ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS, 155, 212
• ASSOCIATION FOR THE SUPERVISION OF STEAM BOILERS IN BELGIUM, 9
• Aveling and Porter, Messrs., Steam Plough Travelling Van, 99, 100

• Bailey and Co., Messrs., Feed Valve, 3
• Balloon Experiments, Military, 81, 93
• Balloon, M. Menier's Hot Air, 217
• Balloons, 240
• Barnsley Sewerage Scheme, 339
• Barrow-in-Furness, 161, 384
• Barrow Hematite Iron and Steel Works, 183, 211
• Battery, The Stevens, 170, 209
• Bearings, Dr. Kunzel's Combined Phosphor Bronze and Soft Metal, 1
• Belfast Gasworks, Improvements in, 354
• Belfast Strike, Close of the, 176
• Belgian Competition, 360, 370
• Belts or Straps as Communicators of Work, Professor Osborne Reynolds on the Efficiency of, 396
• Bement and Sons, Messrs. W. B., Radial Drilling ï Machine, 374
• Bennett, Mr. W., Standpipe, 354
• Berry and Sons, Messrs. F., Plate and Scrap Shearing Machine, 221
• Berry and Sons, Messrs. F., Wall Planing Machine, 391
• Bessemer Channel Steamer, The, 253, 269, 284
• Bessemer, Launch of the, 255
• Beverley Iron and Wagon Company, Boiler Fittings for Portable Engines, 105
• Blackburn Boiler Explosion, 30, 31, 98, 135, 160
• Black Drop, its Cause and Remedy in Transit Observations, 211, 222, 356, 393, 448
• Blackleading Iron, 152
• Blasting with Gunpowder Fired by Electricity, 410
• Blower, Root's Patent, 116
• Blowers, Rotary, 97
• Boat Lowering Apparatus, Folkard's, 410
• Boiler Experiment, Contemplated, 23
• Boiler Explosion near Abcrdare, 334
• Boiler Explosion, The Blackburn, 30, 31, 98, 135, 160
• Boiler Explosion at Leeds, 370
• Boiler Fittings for Poitable Engines, Beverley Iron and Wagon Company, 105
• Boiler Inspection in the United States, 226
• Boiler, Mr. Kesterton's High-pressure, 220
• Boiler, 20-H.P. Messenger, Messrs. Verey and Lange, 267
• Boiler, Robey's Patent, 98, 160
• Boiler Setting, 325
• Boilers, Household, 338, 428, 448
• Boilers, Inspection of Household, 316
• Boilers of the Ly-ee-Moon, 310--(See Working Drawing October 23rd)
• Boilers for Steam Tramway Purposes, Mr. L. J. Todd's Accumulator, 105
• Boilers, Strength of, 185
• Bolton Strike, The, 236
• Bolt and Stud End Cutter, Mr. Nelson, 267
• Boulogne Harbour, 422
• Bourne and Co., Messrs. John, Vertical Planing Machine, Chinese Government, 97
• Bowling Iron Company, 238
• Bremme, Mr. G., Elastic Wheel for Traction Engines, 24
• Bridge ever the Allier at Vichy, M. Radout Delafosse, 263, 266, 274, 290
• Bridge over the Mississippi, Railway, 254
• Bridge over the Reuss at Lucerne, MM. Cuenod and Gaudard, 336, 340, 344
• Bridges, American versus English, 55
• Britannic, of the White Star Line, The, 49
• BRITISH ASSOCIATION, THE, BELFAST, 127, 147, 167
• - Address of President Dr. John Tyndall, F.R.S., D C.L., LL.D.. andc., 148
• - Address of Professor Thomson, President of Mechanical Section, Section G, 167
• - Coal Mining in Italy, Mr. P. Le Neve Foster, Jun., C.E., Section G, 169
• - Instruments for Measuring Speed of Ships, Mr. Fronde, 186
• - Isometrical Drawing, Mr. George Fawens, Section G, 192
• - Prevention of the Inundations of Navigable Rivets, Mr. James Lynam, C.E., 273
• - Report of the Committee on Siemens' Electrical Pyrometer, 256
• - Screw Lowering Apparatus, Mr. E. J. Harland, Section G, 169
• - Volcanic Phenomena of County Antrim and adjoining Districts, Professor Edward Hall, M.A., F.R.8., andc., President of Geological Section, 154
• - Water Power of the Upper Bann, Mr. John Smyth, A.M., M.I.C.E., Section G, 177
• Brock, Mr., Loading Safety Valves by direct Springs, 409
• Burleigh, Mr., Rotary Switch Lever, 6
• Burning of the Liverpool Landing Stage, 99, 111, 114, 115, 127, 132, 160, 211
• Bursting an Experimental Boiler by Hydraulic Pressure, 226

• California-built Marine Engine, 162
• Calender, Messrs. Urquhart, Lindsay, and Co.'s Hydraulic, 345
• Canal, The Interoceanic, 11
• Canal Workin Italy, by P. Le Neve Foster jun , C.E 319, 324, 358, 361, 405, 408, 42b, 434, 441, 446, 455, 463
• Capital and Labour, Mr. C. Stewart Drewry, On the Relation between, 396, 434
• Carmarthen Sewerage, 4
• Carriages, Lighting Railway, 12, 52
• Castalia, The, 196, 281, 304, 320
• Castings in Iron are Accurate Copies of the Mould, Mr. Robt. Mallet, C E., andc., On the Real Reasons Why, 197
• Cast Iron, The Break of, 269
• Cast Iron and the Phenomena of the Crane Ladle, Mr. R. Mallet, C.E.. andc., On the Dilatation of, 231
• Chronograph, Lieut. H. Watkin, R.A., 333
• Chronographs. 393 .
• Church, Mr.. Metallic Piston Rod Packing, 318
• Clapp, Mr. W. J., Coal-cutting Machine. 22
• Clark M.I.C.E., Mr. Edwin, Harbour Works in Callao Bay, Peru, 96, 104, 106, 115, 118
• Cleveland Iron Trade in 1874, 467
• Cloth, Raising, Giacomini's Patent Gig for, 383
• Clyde Shipbuilding Trade, 49
• Coal-burning Locomotives in the South, 399
• Coal in Colorado, 232
• Coal-cutting, Mr. W. J. Clapp, 220
• Coal-cutting Machine Trials, 156
• Coaldust as Fuel, 202
• Coal Elevator, Hunt's, 153
• Coal in India, 185
• Cohesion and Crushing, 461
• Colosseum, The New York. 273
• Comber, Mr. W. A., Wrenches and Spanners, 170
• Comet, The New, 29
• Comet and the Weather, The, 99
• Condensers, Steam Pump, 327, 338, 356, 376
• Condensers without Air Pumps, 9
• Constant and Intermittent Water Supply, 297
• Coppee, M., Coke Ovens, 300
• Cornwall, Boiler Explosions in, 451
• Coriosion, Railway Bar, 326
• Costin, Capt., The New Wimbledon Rifle Target, 301
• Couches, Improvements in, 392
• Couplings, Friction, 393
• Crane at Glasgow Harbour, Messrs. J. Taylor and Co.'s 60-Ton, 321
• Cresson, Mr. G. W., Movable Pulleys, 352
• Crichton, Messrs., Compounded Engines of S.S. Alexander, 354, 355
• Crichton, Ab0 Finland, Messrs., High-pressure Boilers of S.S. Alexander, 374
• Crossing the Channel, 392
• Crown, Contracts of the, 396
• Crystal Palace Engineering School, 140
• Cuenod and Gaudard, MM., Bridge over the Reuss, at Lucerne, 336, 340, 344
• Cupola at the Polytechnic School, Angers, 186
• Curves for Sidings, 30
• Cylinders, Condensation in Steam, 231
• Cylinders, Corroded, 222, 250, 269, 284
• Czarevna, Launch of the, 185, 201

• Dale, Messrs. J. and T, Compound Surface Condensing Engines 20-H.P. S.S. Black Watch, 268, 270
• Dangerous Superheater, 449
• Darlington Ironworks, 208
• Darlington Rolling Mill Engine, 203, 206
• Darlington Notice Case, 431
• Delafosse, M. Radout, Bridge over the Allier at Vichy, 263, 266, 274, 290
• Dennis, Messrs., Stop Valve, 3
• Denton, C. E. J. Bailey, On Disposal of Sewage of Towns, Villages, andc., Social Science Congress, 321
• Determination of Longitude by Telegraph in Connection with the Transit of Venus, 245
• Diamond Drill. The, Mr, A. Bassett, Institute of Civil Engineers, 130,135
• Diggers, Steam, 356
• Disintegrator, Mr. Greenhill's, 470
• Donald and Atkey, Messrs., Machine Tool, 170
• Dovetailer, The Hamilton, 282
• Drawings and Tracings, On Mounting, 453
• Drewry, Mr. C. Stewart, On the Relation between Capital and Labour, 396, 434
• Drill for Messrs. Marshall and Sons, Messrs. Gregson, Brown, and Son's Radial, 47
• Drilling Machine, Messrs. W. B. Bement and Sons Radial, 374
• Drilling Machine, Messrs. Lowry and Co.'s Radial, 283
• Drum Guards, 135
• Dutch South-Eastern Company, 196
• Dynamite, New Application of, 321
• Dynamo Electric Machine, Siemens', 52

• Eastbourne, Siege Experiments at, 360, 369, 385, 441 461
• Economy of Fuel in Furnaces, 23
• Egyptian Railways, 161
• Elce and Arundel, Messrs., Roving Frames, 248
• Engine, California-built Marine, 162
• Engine at Clay Cross Colliery, 84in. Cornish, Butter- lev Iron Co., Mr. Howe, 224, 227, 234, 236, 281, 286
• Engine at Darlington Ironworks, Rolling Mill, 203, 206
• Engine Fittings, Portable, 160
• Engine, General Engine and Boiler Co.'s 8-H.P. Horizontal, 468, 472
• Engine, Messrs. Hathorn, Davis, Campbell, and Davey's Compound, 6, 10
• Engine, Messrs. Hurd and Simpson s Locomotive 153
• Engine Mr. E. D. Leavitt's Compound Rotative Pumping, Lynn, Mass., U.S., Messrs. J. P. Morris, Engineers, 450, 453, 454, 455
• Engine, Mr. Robertshaw's Hydraulic Press Pumping, 390
• Engine for Steep Gradients, Mr. H. Handyside's Locomotive, 210
• Engine, Messrs. Thwaites and Carbutt's Twin Crank Direct-acting, 50
• Engine for Working Tramways, Mr. Leonard J. Todd, 70, 71
• Engineering in Odessa, 51
• Engineering School at the Crystal Palace, 140
• Engineers in India, 417
• Engines of S.S. Alexander, Messrs. Crichton's Compound, 354, 355
• Engines in America, Pumping, 222
• Engines of S.S. Black Watch, Messrs. J. and T. Dales' Compound Surface Condensing, 20-H.P., 268, 270
• Engines, Mr. G. Bremme's Elastic Wheel for Traction, 24
• Engines, Carbonic Acid Gas, 175
• Engines, Compound, 283, 308, 326, 338, 356, 376, 393, 409, 428, 478
• Engines, Compound, versus Simple, 172
• Engines, Mr. J. A. Henderson, M. E., On the Theory of Aero Steam, 141, 288
• Engines for her Majesty's Government, 250
• Engines, Launch, 12
• Engines, Limit of Useful Expansion of Steam in, 110, 135
• Engines, Low-pressure, 137
• Engines of the Ly-ee-Moon, 239, 249, 252, 256
• Engines, Marine, 191, 207
• Engines, Rotary, 478
• Engines, Tottenham Pumping, 338, 356, 410
• Engines for Yale, Gloucestershire, Messrs. Alexander and Son's Semi-Portable High-pressure, Winding, 172, 174
• Ericsson Pneumatic Torpedo, 468
• Essendine Junction, Great Northern Railway, Gasworks and Pump-house, 190, 241
• Essendine Station Gasworks, 250
• Evans, C.E., Mr. C. A., On the Stability of Towers and Chimneys, 231
• Exhibition, Chilian International, 449
• Exhibition at Manchester of Appliances for the Economy of Labour, 449
• Explosives, Legislation on, 263, 298
• Extension Works of the East London Railway, 417
• Extinguishing Fires in Mines, 15

• Federal Polytechnic School, 391
• Ferrara Waterworks, 349
• Ferro-Manganese, 232
• Ferryhill Ironworks, 102
• Fire Engine Competition at Antwerp, 321
• Fireplaces, Domestic, 473
• Fletcher, Mr. E., Bogie Tank Locomotive, North-Eastern Railway, Messrs. Neilson and Co., Engineers, 282
• Flour Mills, Messrs. Tod and Co., Glasgow, 4
• Fog Gun, Major Maitland, R.A., 470
• Folkard's Boat-lowering Apparatus, 410
• Foot Bridge, New-street Station, Birmingham, Mr. S. Woodall, 321, 322
• Foster, jun., C.E.. Mr. P. le Neve, on Canal Works in Italy, 319, 324, 358, 361, 405, 408, 426, 434, 441, 446, 455, 463
• French Coal Commission, 425
• Fuel, Combustion of Powdered, 341
• Fuel, Locomotive, 138, 254
• Funeral of Mr. W. Allan, 314
• Furnace Statistics, American Blast, 303
• Furnace Yields, American Blast, 406
• Furnaces, Blast, 376
• Furnaces, Construction of, 8, 31
• Furness and Co., Messrs., Trying-up and Four-Cutter Planing and Moulding Machine, 202

• Gas in America, Price of, 4
• Gas, Durability of Illuminating, 52
• Gases, Expansion of, 191
• Gas Profits, 225
• Gas Question in tho Metropolis, 119
• Gasworks and Pump-house, Great Northern Railway, Essendine Junction, 190
• Gauge, Messrs. I. Storey and Sons' Magnetic Water, 202
• General Engine and Boiler Company, 8-H.P. Horizontal Engine, 468, 472
• Geometry, Modern, 120
• German Artillery, 185, 281, 425
• Giacomini's Patent Gig for Raising Cloth, 383
• Girders, Economical Limits to the Use of Rolled, 287
• Glass, Siemens' Process in the Manufacture of, 244
• Governor, Marine, 250
• Grammar of Ornament. The, 264
• Gramme's Electric Machines, 476
• Grantham Sewage, 327
• Greenhill, Mr., Disintegrator, 470
• Gregson, Brown, and Son, Messrs., Radial Drill for Messrs. Marshall and Sons, 47
• Greig and Eyth, Messrs., Wire Rope Tug for Canal Navigation, Messrs. Fowler and Co., 136
• Gun Cotton and Water Shells, Professor Abel, 342, 351
• Gun Manufacturers in India, Native, 47
• Gunpowder, 271
• Gunpowder, Carriage of, 327
• Gunpowder, Dangerous Conveyance of, 273

• Hall, Mr. Robt., 20ft. Loom for Weaving Woollen Felt, 3
• Hamilton Dovetailer, The, 282
• Handyside and Co.. Messrs., 313
• Handy side, C.E., Mr. H., Locomotive Engines for Steep Gradients, 210
• Harbour Works in Callao Bay, Peru, Mr. Edwin Clark, M.I.C.E., 96, 101, 106, 115, 118
• Harbour for Madras, Proposed New, 415
• Hathorn, Davis, Campbell, and Davey, Messrs., Compound Engine, 6, 10
• Hawkshaw's Visit to Brazil, Sir John, 425
• Heat, Economy in the Production and Use of, 98, 116, 160, 240, 307
• Heaters, Feed-water, 79, 97
• Henderson, M.E., Mr. J. A., On the Theory of Aero Steam Engines, 141, 288
• Henderson Process, The, 320
• Herculaneum, Discovery of Silver Bust at, 422
• Hiring in the Iron Trade, Proposed New Rules of, 414
• Holborn Viaduct Station, Mr. W. Mills, C.E., 4, 7, 28, 29, 140
• Holiday Question at Ironworks, 337
• Hopper Dredger, St. Lawrence, Trial Trip of, 452
• Howe, Mr. W., 84in. Engine, Clay Cross, Details of Pumps, 281. 286
• Howe, Mr. W., 84in. Cornish Engine, at Clay Cross Colliery, Butterley Iron Co., 224, 227, 234, 236
• Hunt's Coal Elevator, 153
• Hurd and Simpson, Messrs., Engines, 153
• Hydraulic Engineering Company, Limited, 9
• Hydraulic Tests for Chain Cables, 110
• Hydro-Thermic Motor, Signor F. Tommasi, 221

• Increase of Third-class Fares, 273
• Independents, The, 138
• Independencia, The, Launch of, 230
• India, The Future Port of, 253
• Indian Civil Engineering College, 50
• Indian Railways, 72, 372
• Indicators, Revolution, 185
• Inspectors of Mines, Reports of, 69
• INSTITUTE, THE IRON AND STEEL, 69, 172, 176, 183
• - American Rolling Mills, Mr. Holley, 200
• - Crampton's Revolving Furnace and its Products, Mr. T. R. Crampton, 235
• - Geology of the West Coast Iron Ore Districts, Mr. P. Wurzburger, 184
• - Latest Improvements in Appliances for Manufacture of Bessemer Steel, Mr. Walker, 201, 218
• - New Foundry Wagon Drop for Blast Furnaces, Mr. T. Wrightson. 201
• - Rampside Boring, The, Mr, Alex. Brogden, 197
• - Setting Bessemer Converter Bottoms, Mr. Holley, 199
• - Valves suitable for Working Hydraulic Machinery, Mr. R. Luthy, 221
• INSTITUTE ON MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, 314, 341, 357
• - Bute Docks and Mechanical Arrangement for Shipping Coal, Mr. McConnochie, 112
• - Diamond Boring Machine, Mr. Alex. Garrett, 113
• - Pumping Machinery for Emptying the Dry Docks at Chatham and Rio de Janeiro, Mr. Rennie, 113
• - South Wales Coalfield, Mr. Forster Brown, 113
• INSTITUTE OF MINING, CIVIL, AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, THE SOUTH MIDLAND:--
• - Colliery Locomotives, Mr. James T. Tatlow, 316
• INSTITUTE OF MINING ENGINEERS, THE AMERICAN :--
• - Coking Coals under Pressure, Mr. E. T. Cox, State Geologist, 246
• - Iron and Steel Rails, Mr. J. B. Pearce, 60
• - Midlothian Colliery, Virginia, Mr. Oswald J. Heinrich, M.E., 48
• - Smelting of Argentiferous Lead Ores in Nevada, Utah, and Montana, Messrs. O. F. Hahn, Aubon Eilers, and Dr. R. W. Raymond, 76
• Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers, 113
• INSTITUTE OF MINING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, THE NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE:--
• - Excursion to Hyde Junction Engineering Works, 251
• INSTITUTE OF MINING ENGINEERS, SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE AND EAST WORCESTERSHIRE:--
• - Visit to Barrow-in-Furness, 69
• INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS, 339, 410
• - Diamond Drill, Mr. A. Bassett, 130
• INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS (continued):--
• - Extension of the South Jetty at Kustendjie, Turkey, Mr. G. Lenton Rolt, 479
• - List of Premiums and Prizes. 21, 188
• - Nagpur Waterworks, The, &c., Mr. Alexander R. Binnie, M.I,C.E., 379
• - Pennsylvania Railway, &c., Messrs. Charles D. and Francis Fox, M.I.C.E., 392
• - South Breakwater at Aberdeen, Mr. William Dyce Clay, M.I.C.E., 479
• INSTITUTION ON ENGINEERS, THE CLEVELAND, 350, 357, 404
• - Future of Engineering, Mr. T. Wrightson, 357
• Institution of Naval Architects, 226
• INSTITUTION, THE ROYAL POLYTECHNIC, 339
• - Coal Gas, Lectures by Professor Gardiner, 339
• International Exhibition, Kensington, Close of, 187
• International Exhibition, The London, 250, 281
• Ireland, Railway Extension in, 363
• Iron, American Pig, 201
• Iron, American Process of Galvanising, 254
• Ironclads for Sale, 256
• Iron, Coal, and General Trades of Birmingham, Wolverhampton, andc , 19, 41, 63, 91, 109, 125, 145, 165, 181, 195, 215, 229, 243, 261, 277, 295, 313, 331, 319, 367, 383, 403, 421, 439, 459, 483
• Iron and Coal of New South Wales, 69
• Iron, Floating Cast, 52, 135
• Iron Industry in Turkey, 192, 417
• Iron Interests in the United States, 456
• Iron with Manganese, Alloying, 21
• Iron Mines, Extraordinary, 316
• Iron with Natural Gas, Making, 6
• Iron, New Zealand, 212
• Ironstone Mining in Cleveland, Mr, A. L. Stevenson, 219
• Iron Trade, Depression of, 448
• Iron Trade, United States, 166, 169
• Ironworks, The Ferryhill, 102
• Isherwood, Chief Engineer, U.S. Navy, Method of Ascertaining what Portion of the Feed-water Admitted to a Boiler is Entrained in the form of Spray by the Escaping Steam, 363

• Jack, Hydraulic, 477
• Jackson, Mr. F, W., Mortar Mill, 283

• Kahlenberg Rack Railway, 337
• Kesterton, Mr., High-pressure Boiler, 220
• Kunzel, Dr., Combined Phosphor Bronze and Soft Metal Bearings, 1

• Labour Laws, Royal Commission on, 374
• Lamocks Lighthouse, Formosa Strait, China, 392
• Lamps, Improved Railway, 59
• Lamplighter, MM. Baumeister, and Effer's Automatic, 352
• Land, Clearing, 80
• LEADING ARTICLES:--
• - American v, English Bridges, 55
• - Armament of Unarmoured Ships, 359
• - Belgian Competition, 360
• - Bessemer Channel Steamer, The, 253
• - Boiler Explosions in Cornwall. 451
• - Carbonic Acid Gas Engines, 175
• - Channel Tunnel, The, 137
• - Combustion of Powdered Fuel, 341
• - Condensation in Steam Cylinders, 237
• - Contracts of the Crown, 396
• - Cutting Steel Rails Cold. 378
• - Darlington Ironworks, The, 208
• - Darlington Notice Case, The, 431
• - Decrepitude of Temple Bar, 119
• - Disposal of Sewage, 287
• - Domestic Fireplaces, 473
• - Economical Limits to the Use of Rolled Girders, 287
• - Education of Agricultural Engineers, 34
• - Expansion of Gases, 191
• - Feed Water Heaters, 79
• - Future Port of India, The, 253
• - Gas Profits, 225
• - Gas Question in the Metropolis, 119
• - Gunpowder, 271
• - High-pressure Steam, 33
• - Independencia, The, 137
• - Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 341
• - Interoceanic Canal, The, 11
• - Iron Piers, 451
• - Iron and Steel Institute, 176
• - Lax Use of Terms in Science, 157
• - Legislation for the London Gas Supply, 431
• - Lighting Railway Carriages, 12
• - Long Railway Runs, 157
• - Loss of Pressure in Steam Pipes, 359
• - Low-pressure Engines, 137
• - Marine Engines, 185, 207
• - Mechanical Puddling, 305
• - Metropolitan Railway Rolling Stock, 11
• - Midland Railway, The, 395
• - Norwich Accident, The, 225, 237, 305
• - Oberon Experiments, 177, 271
• - Patent Law, 473
• - Prevention of Smoke at Sea, 377
• - Professor Tyndall's Address, 175
• - Proposed New Rules of Hiring in the Iron Trade, 414
• - Railway Girders for the Metre Gauge, 207
• - Razors, 288
• - Safety Valves, 413
• - Sanitary Progress, 101
• - Sewage Difficulties, 377
• - Sewage Farms, 33
• - Sewage Standard, The, 79
• - Spontaneous Combustion, 101
• - Stoke Hole Temperatures, 395
• - Street Tramways, 323
• - Suez Canal, The, 55
• - Temple Bar, 272, 414
• - Transit of Venus. 474
• - Warner Process, The, 323
• Leavitt, Mr. E. D., Compound Rotative Pumping Engine, Lynn, Massachusetts, U.S., Messrs. J. P. Morris, Engineers, 450, 453, 454, 455
• LEGAL INTELLIGENCE :--
• - Barlow v. the Public Works Construction Company, 37
• - Laidlaw v. the Hastings Pier Company. 411
• - Re Henry's Patent Prolongation, 343, 352
• - Re Lancaster's Patent, 172
• - Salvin v. the North Brancepeth Coal Company, 87
• Legislation on Explosions, 263, 298
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR :--
• - Asbestos Packing, H. A. O. Mackenzie, 284
• - Asbestos Packing, Henry Smith, 269
• - Balloons, B. Brandao, 240
• - Barrow Steel Worke, Barrow Shipbuilding Company (Limited), 211
• - Bessemer, The, C., 269
• - Bessemer, The, James Lyall, 284
• - Bituminous Deposits of the Valley of the Pescara, R. Carter Moffatt, 428, 478
• - Blackburn Boiler Explosion, Henry Hiller, 31
• - Blackburn Explosion, H. MacColl, 98, 160
• - Blackburn Boiler Explosion, William Wolverton, 30, 135
• - Blast Furnaces, W. Robson, 376
• - Boiler Setting, Henry Hiller, 325
• - "Break" of Cast Iron, W. J. M., 269
• - Broadcast Manure Distributors, Your Correspondent, 185
• - Broadcast Manure Distributors, Thomas Chambers,- 116
• - Carriage of Gunpowder, F. N. C., 327
• - Castalia, The, J. B., 309
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (continued) :--
• - Casting Steam Pipes. J. A., 410
• - Chilian International Exhibition, Juan E. Walker, 449
• - Chronographs, Peter Conti, 393
• - Clearing Land, Charles Louis Hett, 80
• - Compound Engines, Arques, 283, 326, 356
• - Compound Engines, C. J., 409
• - Compound Engines, E., 478
• - Compound Engines, Bey wood, 338
• - Compound Engines, H. O., 308, 338, 376
• - Compound Engines, J. B. J., 308
• - Compound Engines, J. E., 327
• - Compound Engines, J. T., 393
• - Compound Engines, Lancashire, 409
• - Compound Engines, Rufus, 309
• - Compound Engines, W. G., 428
• - Compound Engines, X., 283, 326, 376
• - Compound Engines, Y, 326
• - Construction of Furnaces, Arthur Barff, 31
• - Construction of Furnaces, John Watson, 31
• - Corroded Cylinders, Percy Gow, 284
• - Corroded Cylinders, A Ten Years' Reader, 222, 269
• - Corrosion in Steam Cylinders, Stephen Watkins, 250, 269
• - Curves for Sidings. James S. Tate, C.E.. 30
• - Depression in the Iron Trade, Arthur Warner, 448
• - Diamond Drill, Alex. Bassett. C.E.. 135
• - Diamond Rock-boring, R. Allison, 309
• - Diamond Rock-boring, Blumer Brothers, 250
• - Diamond Rock-boring, District Agent, 309
• - Diamond Rock-boring, Edmund Hann, 269
• - Diamond Rock Drill, Charles P. Hendy, 284
• - Diamond Rock Drills, Edwin J. Honeychurch, 393
• - Diamond Rock-boring, M. Geoffry Morgan, 250
• - Diamond Rock-boring, R. S. L., 241
• - Driving Trade out of the Country, E. Hamer Carbutt, 428
• - Drum Guards, Corbett and Peele, 135
• - Durability of Illuminating Gas, F. Churton, 52
• - Economy in Heat, Professor Hofmann's Account of the Atmopyre, D. O. Edwards, 240
• - Economy in the Production and Use of Heat, D. O. Edwards. M.D.. 98, 116, 160, 307
• - Elastic Engine Wheels, H. S. O. Mackenzie, Assoc. I.C.E., 52
• - Essendine Station, J. F. B. Porter, 240
• - Extracting Roots, G. J. G., 410
• - Extracting Roots, Arthur Tupman, 428
• - Eye in Transit Observations, C. Bruce Allen, 356, 448
• - Fastening Tires, J. R., 97
• - Feed-water Heater, Joseph Twibill, 97
• - Floating Cast Iron, L. H, 135
• - Floating Cast Iron, W. Worby B., 13, 52
• - Fixed Stars as seen through Minute Apertures--The Light Drop, C. B. A., 268
• - Friction Couplings, W. S. Hall, 393
• - Gasworks at Essendine Station, Geo. Bower, 250
• - Heaton's Steel, J. Heaton, 356
• - Household Boilers, Thos. Holt, 338, 448
• - Household Boilers, Isaac Storey and Sons, 428
• - Howe's Valve Gear, Ph. Roux, 99
• - Initial Pressure, C., 135, 478
• - Institute of Mechanical Engineers, M. I. M. E., 357
• - Launch Engines, Farmer, 12
• - Lifeboats, Edward Jackson, 99
• - Lighting Railway Carriages, J. Biggs, 52
• - Lighting Railway Carriages and Tram-cars with Gas, Geo. Bower, 211
• - Lighting Railway Carriages and Tram-cars, Hyat Duckham, 185
• - Lighting of Railway Carriages, John Waugh, 241
• - Limits of Useful Expansion in Engines, D. K. Clark, 116
• - Limit of Useful Expansion in Engines, Crank, 135
• - Liverpool Landing Stage, Fred. Campion, 160
• - Liverpool Landing Stage, Joseph Simpson, Engineer, 211
• - Locomotive Telegraphs, Philip Braham, 250
• - Loss of Pressure in Steam Pipes, C., 428
• - Loss of Pressure in Steam Pipes, B. T. McKay, 393
• - Marine Governor, H. Harrison, 250
• - Marksmen in the Navy, Arma Virumque Cano, 284
• - Mechanical Puddling, W. Corbett, 338, 448
• - Mechanical Puddling, Perry F. Nursey, 327
• - Mechanical Puddling, Adam Spencer, 308, 327, 357
• - Mending Broken Screw Shafts, W. G., 338
• - Midland Railway, The, A., 410
• - New Mint, A, M. E., 31
• - New Zealand Iron, Jas. Major, 212
• - Norwich Accident, Charles Fairholme, 250
• - Notes on the Black Drop, its Cause and Remedy in Transit Observations, C. Bruce Allen, 211
• - Notes on the Black Drop, its Cause and Remedy in Transit Observations, Geo. M. Seabrook, 222, 396
• - Outflow of Steam, Thomas Baldwin, 448
• - Outflow of Steam, Robert Napier, 478
• - Pease's New Mill at Darlington, Y., 427
• - Polysphenic Ship, The, Thomas B. Daft, 80
• - Polysphenic Ship, Charles Meade Ramus, 116
• - Portable Engine Fittings, Draughtsman, 160
• - Prevention of Smoke, C. D., 410
• - Priming, Robert Johnson, 478
• - Priming, Alexander Smith, 478
• - Priming, W .C. P., 376
• - Priming, Y., 410
• - Pumping Engines in America, James H. Harlow, 222
• - Pumps, Aquarius, 30, 52
• - Railway Bar Corrosion, Robert Mallet, 327
• - Railway Signals, J. Whiteman, 308
• - Revolution Indicators, Fair Play, 185
• - Revolution Indicators, Juvenis ab Urbe, 393
• - Robey's Patent Boiler, J. Richardson, 160
• - Robey's Patent Boiler, Thos. Wilkins, 98
• - Root's Patent Blower, Thwaites and Carbutt, 116
• - Rotary Blowers, Ironfounder, 97
• - Rotary Engines, Reciprocator, 478
• - Rotary Puddling, Dogbery, 393
• - Roving Frames. A. Z., 269
• - Roving Frames, W. M.. 325
• - Safety Valves, Robert Martin, 478
• - Safety Valves, John W. Melling, 448
• - Sewage of Grantham, J. Hille, 327
• - Shannon Improvement Scheme, Shannonside, 80, 98, 211
• - Siemens' Dynamo-electric Machine. G. R., 52
• - Steam Diggers ,Hetherington and Parker, 356
• - Steam Pump Condensers, John C. Fell, 327, 356 376
• - Steam Pump Condensers, Q., 356
• - Steam Pump Condensers, M. Silvester, 338
• - Steam Pump Condensers, Tangye Bros, and Holman, 338
• - Steam Pump Condensers, J. Thompson, 338
• - Steam Pump Condensers, G., 856
• - Tottenham Pumping Engines, J. W. Couchman, 338
• - Tottenham Pumping Engines, C. E. Horner, 356
• - Tottenham Pumping Engine, Alfred Phillips, 410
• - Tottenham Pumping Engines, Whieldon and Cooke, 356
• - Tramways, Geo. T. Yuli, 428
• - Trial of Patent Cases, William Spence, Assoc. Inst. C,E., 12, 80, 222
• - Warner Process, The, J. Knox Clifford, 339
• - Warner Process, Arthur Warner, 339, 357
• - Water Supply, A Liverpool Houseowner, 338
• Liffey, Purification of the, 155
• Lifeboats, 99
• Lifeboats, Mr. C. Beloe on, 13
• Life-raft, Mr. Roper, 141
• Light-draught Steamers, 273
• "Light Drop" Fixed Stars as Seen through Minute Apertures, 268
• Lincolnshire Agricultural Show, Grantham, 93
• LITERATURE :--
• - Clocks, Watches, and Bells, Sir Edmund Beckett, late E. B. Denison, LL.D., L.C., F.R.A.S., andc., 147
• - Complete Measurer, The, Richard Horton, 147
• - Elements of Metallurgy, J. Arthur Phillips, M. Inst. C.E., 452
• - History of the American Ambulance Established in Paris in the Siege of 1870-71, T, W. Evans, M.D.' Ph.D., 43
• - Horizontal Wells, J. Lucas, 167
• - Instructions on Modern Bridge Building, G. B. N. Tower, 167
• - Iron and Timber Railway Superstructures and General Works, J. W. Grover, M. Inst. C.E , 272
• - Journal of the Chemical Society, J. Van Voorst, 1873
• - Manual of Metallurgy, W. H. Greenwood, F.C.S., 147
• - Metallurgy of Iron, andc., H. Bauerman, F.G.S., 147
• - Military Carriages and other Manufactures of the Royal Carriage Department, Captain W. Kemmis, 306
• - Mineral Statistics of the United Kingdom for 1873, Robert Hunt, F.R.S., 432
• - Moon Considered as a Planet, a World, and a Satellite, The, J. Nasmyth, C.E., and J. Carpenter, F.R.A.S., 217
• - Report on the Inspection of Metalliferous Mines in Cornwall, Devonshire, and Part of Somersetshire, for 1873, Clement Le Neve Foster, B.A., 432
• - Report on a Naval Mission to Europe, especially Devoted to the Material and Construction of Artillery,Washington Government Printing-office, 21, 65
• - Short Logarithmic and other Tables, E. and F. N. Spon, 272
• - Theory of Arches, W. Allan, 272
• - Transactions of the Society of Engineers for 1872, E. and F. N. Spon, 351
• Liverpool Landing Stage, Burning of, 99, 111, 114, 115, 127, 132, 160, 211
• Loading Safety Valves by Direct Springs, Mr. Brock, 409
• Locomotive Engine Building in the United States, 49
• Locomotive Fuel, 138, 254
• Locomotive, North-Eastern Railway, Mr. E. Fletcher's Bogie Tank, Messrs. Neilson and Co., Engineers, 282
• Locomotives, Mountain, 203
• London Gas Supply, Legislation for the, 431
• Loom, Lyall Positive Motion Wire Cloth, 469
• Loom for- Weaving Woollen Felt, Mr. Robert Hall, 3
• Lowry and Co., Messrs , Radial Drilling Machine, 283
• Lyall, Mr., Positive Motion Wire-cloth Loom, 469
• Ly-Eg-Moon, Boilers of the, 310--(See Working Drawing, Oct. 23rd)
• Ly-ee-Moon, Trial Trip of, 192. Engines of, 239. 249, 252, 256
• Lynde, Mr. J. H., Tramway, 83

• Machinery Exhibitions at Manchester, 378
• Maidenhead Waterworks, 449
• Mallet, C.E., F.R.S., Mr. R., Dilatation of Cast Iron and the Phenomena of the Crane Ladle, 231
• Mallet, C.E., F.R.S., Mr. R., on Real Reasons why Castings in Iron are Accurate Copies of the Mould, 197
• Manganese Pig Iron, 392
• Manure Distributors, Broadcast, 116, 185
• Manure Wharf, The Salford, 273
• Markets, Metals, Oils, Timber, andc--(See last page of each number)
• Markfield and Bardon Granite Quarries, 371, 375
• Marine Engineers' Agency, 417
• Martyr to Science, 281
• Marsden's Combined Stonebreaker and Engine, 152
• Menier, M., Hot-air Balloon, 217
• Metre Gauge, Railway Girders for the, 207
• Metric System in our Workshops, 25
• Metropolitan Buildings and Management, 80
• Metropolitan Railway, Smoking Carriages on the, 185
• Metropolitan Railway, Ventilation of the, 94
• Metropolitan Water Companies and Constant Supply, 155
• Midlothian Colliery, Virginia, 48
• Military Balloon Experiments, 81, 93
• Miller, Mr. B., Self-acting Punching, Shearing, Platecutting, and Planing Machine, 304, 309
• Mills, C.E., Mr. W., Holborn Viaduct Station, 4, 7, 28, 29, 140
• Miners' Strike in Scotland, 269
• Mines and Mining Accidents, 433
• Mining, Deep, 468
• Mining in Russia, 443
• Mint, A New, 31
• Miscellanea, 5, 27, 53, 73, 95, 117, 131, 159, 173, 189, 223, 233, 247, 265, 285, 299, 317, 335, 353, 373, 389, 407, 429, 445, 471
• Mormon Engineering, 246
• Mortar Mill, Mr. F. W. Jackson's, 283
• Mountain Locomotives, 203
• Mounting Drawings and Tracings, 453

• Narbonne, Projected Port at, 268, 298
• Native Railway Engineers for India, 251
• Navies of Europe, 238
• Navy, Marksmen in the, 284
• Nelson, Mr., Bolt and Stud End Cutter, 267
• Newcastle Chemical Society--Address of President Mr. Pattison, 388
• New Factory Act, 417
• New Law for the Registration of Trade Marks in Germany, 449
• New Rifle for France, 4
• New York Harbours, 172
• New York Plumbers, 232
• Nominal Horse Power, Messrs. Vaughan, Richardson, and Co.'s Scale of, 26
• Non-conducting Coatings for Steam Boilers, 262
• North of England, 19, 42, 63, 91, 109, 126, 146, 166, 182, 196, 216, 230, 244, 262, 278, 296, 314, 331, 349, 368, 383, 404, 421, 440, 459, 484
• Notes from Lancashire, 20, 41, 63, 91, 109, 125, 145, 165, 181, 195, 216, 230, 262, 278, 313, 331, 349, 367, 383, 403, 421, 439, 459
• Notes and Memoranda, 5, 27, 53, 73, 95, 117, 131, 159, 173, 189, 205, 223, 233, 247, 265; 285, 299, 317, 335, 353, 373, 389, 407, 429, 445, 471
• Notes from Paris, 406
• Notes from Scotland, 20, 41, 64, 91, 110, 126, 146, 182, 196, 230, 244, 262, 278, 295, 314, 332, 350, 367, 384, 404, 421, 439, 460, 483
• Notes from the West Coast of South America, 2
• Notices to Correspondents, 11, 33, 55, 79, 101, 119, 137, 157, 175, 191, 207, 225, 237, 253, 271, 287, 305, 323, 341, 359, 377, 395, 413, 431, 451, 473

• Oberon Torpedo Attack, Stokes Bay, 133, 152, 176, 185, 232, 271
• OBITUARY:--
• - Anderson, F.R.S.E., Dr. Thomas, 368
• - Benson, Sir John, 313
• - Boyer, M. Pierre, 428
• - Brown, Mr. George, 250
• - Fairbairn, Sir W., 154, 172
• - Grantham, M.I.C.E., Mr. J., 80
• - Laird, Mr. John, 343
• - Logan, C.E., Mr., 52
• - Rennie, C.E., F.R.S., Sir John, 209
• - Smiles, Mrs., 9
• - Smith, Mr. John, 74
• Oven, M. Coppee's Coke, 300
• Oxford Main Drainage, 185

• Pacific Coast Mines, Returns of, 31
• Packing Asbestos, 269, 284
• Packing, Mr. Church's Metallic Piston-rod, 318
• Paris Mud, 433
• Paris Waterworks, The New, 476
• Patent Cases, Trial of, 12, 80, 222
• Patent Laws, The, 391, 433, 473
• Patent-office, Publications of the, 31
• Pease, Messrs., New Mill at Darlington, 388, 427
• Peat in Germany, 51
• Pebble Powder and Barbette Firing, 9
• Penn, John, 289
• Pescara, South Italy, Bituminous Deposits of the Valley of, 428, 478
• Petersburg, Drainage of, St., 316
• Petroleum in Russia, 320
• Phosphor Bronze, 392
• Piers, Iron, 451
• Pipes, Casting Steam, 410
• Pipes, Loss of Pressure in Steam, 359, 393, 428
• Planing Machine, Chinese Government Vertical, Messrs., John Bourne and Co., 97
• Planing Machine, The First, 281
• Planing and Moulding Machine, Messrs. Furness and Co.'s Trying up and Four Cutter, 202
• Plate and Scrap Shearing Machine, Messrs. F. Berry and Sons, 221
• Polychrome Process, The, 313
• Polytechnic School, Angers, Cupola at the, 186
• Polysphenic Ship, The, Mr. Charles Meade Ramus, 56, 80, 116
• Postal Statistics of Austria, 399
• Pressure, Initial, 135, 478
• Priming, 375, 410, 449, 478
• Prizes for Hand-turning, 113
• Projection of Electric Light, 397
• Propeller, The Screw, 344
• Propontis, The, 12, 130
• Puddling, Mechanical, 305, 309, 326, 338, 357, 448
• Puddling with Natural Gas, 343
• Puddling. Rotary, 393
• Pulleys, Mr. G. W. Cresson's Movable, 352
• Pumps, 30
• Pumps, Steam, 226
• Punching. Shearing, Plate-cutting, and Planing Machine, Mr. B. Miller's, 304, 309
• Punkah Pulling, 313

• Quebec Harbour Improvements, 232

• Radcliffe Observatory, Oxford, 475
• Rails, Cold, Cutting Steel, 378
• Rails, Form, Endurance, and Manufacture of, 102, 155, 177, 187, 204
• Rails at Sheffield, Cyclops Works, Manufacture of, 314
• Railway Accidents, 76
• Railway Accidents in India, 82
• Railway Carriages and Tram-cars, Lighting, 185, 211, 241
• Railway Matters, 5, 27, 53, 73, 95, 117, 131, 159, 173, 189, 205, 223, 233, 247, 265, 285, 299, 317, 335, 353, 373, 389, 407, 429, 445, 471
• Railway, The Midland, 395, 410
• Railway Rolling Stock, 12
• Railway Runs, Long, 157
• Railway Works and Projects, The North-Eastern, 369
• Railways, Indian, 72, 372
• Railways by Steam Power, Mr. Leonard J. Todd, On Working Street, 65, 70, 71
• Railways, The World's, 371
• Ramus, Mr. Charles Meade, The Polysphcric Ship, 56, 80, 116
• Razors, 288
• Reaping Machine Trials, 99
• Regent's Canal Explosion, 385, 390, 394
• Report of the Committee of the British Association on Siemens' Electrical Pyrometer, 256
• Report to the Town Council of Barnsley by the Committee appointed to visit Localities where Sewage Works are in Operation, 302
• Researches on Explosives, Fired Gunpowder, 255
• Revolution Indicators, 393
• Reynolds, Professor Osborne, On the Efficiency of Belts or Straps as Communicators of Work, 395
• Rifled Ordnance in the United States, 440
• Robertshaw, Mr., Hydraulic Press Pumping Engine, 390
• Rock-boring, Diamond, 241, 250, 269, 284, 309, 393
• Rolling Mill Gearing at Messrs. Grillo, Funke, and Co.'s Works, 378--(See also Supplement, Nov. 20th)
• Rolling Stock, Metropolitan Railway, 11
• Rolling Stock, Railway, 12
• Rolling Stock for the South-Eastern Railway Company, 33, 36
• Roots, Extracting, 410, 428
• Roper's Life Raft, 141
• Ropes, Testing Strength of, 80
• Route through Germany to the East, 255
• Rover, Launch of the, 135
• Roving Frames, 269, 325
• Roving Frames, Messrs. Elce and Arundel, 248
• Russia, Mining in, 443
• Russian Artillery, 410

• St. Gothard Tunnel, The, 245, 256, 257, 363
• Sale of American Monitors, 273
• Salford Manure Wharf, The, 273
• Sanitary and Educational Exhibition, Glasgow, 202
• Sanitary Progress, 101
• San Pier d'Arena, 449
• Science and Art Department, 23
• Scotch Cotton Factory, The First, 425
• Screw Shafts, Mending Broken, 338
• Semmering and Brenner Railways, The, 57, 85
• Sewage of Carmarthen, 4
• Sewage Difficulties, 377
• Sewage, Disposal of, 287
• Sewage Farms, 33
• Sewage in Paris, 399
• Sewage "Standard," 79
• Sewage of Towns, andc., Mr. J. Bailey Denton, C.E., on the Disposal of, Social Science Congress, 321
• Sezaroch, The, New Russian Projectile, 155
• Shaft Couplings, Mr. C. F. Varley, F R.S., 172
• Shannon Improvement Scheme, 80, 98, 211, 238
• Sheet Iron Gas Pipes and their Powers of Resistance, 248
• Sheffield District, 19, 42, 64, 92, 110, 126, 145, 165, 182, 196, 216, 330, 243, 261, 278, 296, 313, 332, 350, 368, 384 403, 422, 440, 460, 484
• Sheffield Statistics. 69
• Ships, Armament of Unarmoured, 359
• Ships, Sheathing, Messrs. Westwood and Baillie, 390
• Ships, Strength and Strains of Iron, 9
• Show at Grantham, Lincolnshire, Agricultural, 93
• Siege Experiments at Eastbourne, 36o, 369, 385, 441, 461
• Siemens' Process in the Manufacture of Glass, 241
• Signals, Railway, 308
• Silica from Iron, Removal of, 87
• Slough Sewage, 479
• Smelting of Argentiferous Lead Oros in Nevada, Utah and Montana, 121, 134
• SMITHFIELD CLUB SHOW, 423
• - Alexander and Sons, Messrs., 10-H.P. Portable Engine, 425, 435
• - Ashby Jeffery, and Luke, Messrs., Engines and Boilers, 425
• - Ayshford, Mr. T. B. Adjustable Dog-cart, 425
• - Barford, Messrs., Stack Elevators and Ploughing Gear, 425
• - Brown and May, Messrs., Portable Engines, 424
• - Burrell, Messrs., 10-H.P. Portable Engine, 424
• - Cambridge and Parham, Messrs., Horse Gears, 425
• - Clayton and Shuttleworth, Messrs., Engines and Thrashing Machines, 424
• - Davey, Mr. T., Turn Wrest Plough, 425
• - Davey, Paxman, and Davey, Messrs., Engine and Boiler, 424
• - Fowler, Messrs., Ploughing Engine, 424
• - Garratt and Sons, Engines and Thrashing Machines, Holmes and Reid, Messrs., Drills, 425
• - Hornsby, Messrs., 10-H.P. Portable Engine, 424
• - Howard, Messrs., Boiler, 424
• - Lewin, Mr., Engine and Thrashing Machine, 424
• - Marshall, Messrs., Portable Engines and Thrashing Machine, 423
• - Ransomes, Sims, and Head, Messrs., Ploughs, 424
• - Reading Ironworks Company, 16-Horse Condensing Engine, 423
• - Robey and Co., Messrs., Fixed Engine and Boiler, 424, 427
• - Ruston, Proctor, and Co., Messrs., Expansion Gear, and 12-Horse Double, and an 8-Horse Single Portable Engine, 423
• - Suckling, Mr., Chaff Cutter, 425
• - Tangye and Holman, Messrs., Engines and Pumps, 424
• - Tasker and Sons, Messrs., Portable Engines, 424
• - Wallis and Steevens, Messrs., 3-Horse Portable Engine, 424, 430
• - Willsher and Co., Messrs., Thrashing Machine, 425
• - Wood, Mr. W., Reaping Machine, 425
• Smoke, Prevention of, 410
• Smoke at Sea, Prevention of, 377
• "Snapper" Telegraph Sounder, 460
• Social Science Congress, 250
• SOCIETY OF ARTS, 352
• - Expediency of Protection for Inventions, Mr. F. J. Bramwell, F.R.S., 433
• Stove Competition, 449
• SOCIETY, THE CHEMICAL :--
• - Action of Baryta on Oil of Cloves, Professor A. H. Church, 363
• - Action of Bromine in the Presence of Water on Bromopyrogallol and Bromopyrocatechu, Dr. J. Stenhouse, 363
• - Action of Bromine on Protocatechuic Acid, Gallic Acid and Tannin, by J. Stenhousc, F.R.S., 899
• - Action of Organic Acids and their Anhydrides on the Natural Alkaloids, Dr. Wright and G. H. Beckett, 363, 399
• - Bilirubin and its Compounds, Dr. J. L. W. Thudicum, 363
• - Colour of Cupric Chloride, Mr. W. N. Harkley, 436
• - Composition of Antonite, Professor A. H. Church, 399
• - Formulas of the Alums, Mr. S. Lupton, 436
• - General Equations of Chemical Reactions, Professor W. K. Clifford, 399
• - Groves' Method of Preparing Chlorides, C. Schorlemmer, 479
• - Methyl Hexyl Carbinol, C. Schorlcmmer, F.R.S., 363
• - Note on Aricine, Mr. D. Howard, 479
• - Note on the Boiling Point of Methyl Hexyl Carbinol, C. Schorlemmer, F.R.S., 436
• - Oxidation of the Essential Oils, Part II., Mr. C. T. Kingzett, 436
• - Precipitation of Metals by Zinc, Mr. T. L. Davies, 479
• - Propionic Coumarin and its Derivatives, W. H. Perkin, F.R.S., 399
• - Purification and Boiling Point of Methyl Hexil Carbinol, G. Neison, 436
• - Researches on the Paraffines Existing in Pennsylvanian Petroleum, T. M. Morgan, 479
• - Use of Permanganate of Potash in Volumetric Analysis, E. A. Parnell, 363
• SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS, THE AMERICAN :--
• - European Railways as they appear to an American Engineer, Mr. W. Howard White, C.E , 84
• - Method Pursued in Replacing a Stone Pier on a Pile Foundation, J. Albert Monroe, C.E., 59
• SOCIETY, EDINBURGH AND LEITH ENGINEERS' :--
• - Furnaces and their Construction and Management, Mr. Charles Fairbairn, 8
• - Mortar, Mr. Graham Smith, 34
• - Study of Engineering Science, Mr. James H. Cunningham, 362
• - Working Street Railways by Steam Power, Mr. Leonard J. Todd, 65
• SOCIETY, ENGINEERING, KING'S COLLEGE :--
• - Centrifugal Pumps, Mr. E. W. Anderson, 425
• - Harbours and Breakwaters, Mr. F. Marsh, 415
• SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS, 201, 269
• - Action of Marine Worms and the Remedies Applied in San Francisco Harbour, California, Mr. John Blackburn, C.E., 306
• - Channels for the Conveyance of Sewers, Mr. John Phillips, C.E., 465
• - Mechanical Puddling, Mr. Perry F. Nursey, 267, 279
• - Tramway Rolling Stock and Steam in Connection therewith, Mr. Charles C. Cramp, 398, 416
• - Visit to the Imperial Gasworks, Blackwall, 130
• SOCIETY, LIVERPOOL POLYTECHNIC :--
• - Lifeboats, Mr. Charles H. Beloe, M.I.C.E., 13
• SOCIETY, MANCHESTER LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL, 392
• - Effect of Acid on the Interior of Iron Wire, Professor Osborne Reynolds, M.A., 392
• SOCIETY, MANCHESTER SCIENTIFIC AND MECHANICAL :--
• - Use of Timber in Connection with Mechanical Work, Mr. J. G. Lynde, C.E., 35
• SOCIETY, THE METEOROLOGICAL :--
• - Heat and Damp which accompany Cyclones, Hon. Ralph Abercrombie, F.M.S., 392
• - Report Concerning the Meeting of the Conference on Maritime Meteorology in London, August 31, 1874, President, Dr. R. J. Mann, 399
• - Table for Facilitating Determination of the Dew Point from Observations of the Dry and Wet Bulb Thermometer, William Marriott, 392
• - Weather of Thirteen Springs, R. Strachan, F.M.S., 392
• Society, Newcastle Chemical, Address of President, Mr. Pattison, 388
• Society for the Promotion of Scientific Industry, 172
• SOCIETY, THE ROYAL, 378
• - Alleged Expansion in Volume of Various Substances in Passing by Refrigeration from State of Liquid Fusion to Solidification, Mr. Robert Mallet, F.R.S., 2
• Society, The Royal Agricultural, 370
• SOCIETY, THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL, AT BEDFORD, 1, 21, 43, 69
• - Abstract of Particulars of Wagon Trials, 23
• - Aveling and Porter, Messrs., Steam Plough and Travelling Van, 99, 100
• - Challis, Mr., Turnip-thinner, exhibited by Messrs. Ransome Sims, and Head, 140
• - Fowler and Co., Messrs. J., Steam Ploughing Windlass for the Roundabout System, 111, 115
• - Fowler and Co., Messrs , Sutherland Plough, 82
• - Fowler and Co., Messrs. J.,Traction Engine (8-H.P.), 74, 78
• - Garrett, Messrs., Drum Guard for Thrashing Machine, 226
• - Greig and Eyth, Messrs., Plough, 74, 82
• - Hayward Tyler and Co., Messrs., "Universal" Pump, 45, 51
• - Head, Messrs., Self-feeder for Thrashing Machine, 36
• - Hill and Massey, Messrs., 3-Horse Engine and Boiler, 83
• - Howard, Messrs., Double Gear Ploughing Windlass, 54
• - Howard, Messrs., Self-moving Anchor, 46
• - Howard, Messrs., Traction Engine with Ploughing Windlass, 50
• - Howard, Messrs., Water Tube Boiler, 74, 75
• - Prize List, 46
• - Robey and Co., Messrs., Vertical Boiler, 25
• - Ruston and Proctor, Messrs., Feeding Gear for Thrashing Machine, 45, 51
• - Show Yard, Map of, 1
• - Traction Experiments, 81
• SOCIETY OF TELEGRAPH ENGINEERS :--
• - Conversazione at King's College, 436
• Solvency of Trades' Unions, 281
• South-Eastern Railway Company, Rolling Stock, 32, 36
• South Kensington Museum, 20, 34, 56, 87, 99, 126, 135, 155, 182, 204, 230, 254, 264, 281, 313, 332,343, 352, 383, 392, 411, 425, 460, 474
• Spontaneous Combustion, 101
• Stability of Towers and Chimneys, Mr. C. A. Evans, C.E., on, 231
• Stand Pipe, Mr. W. Bennett, 354
• Steam Cultivation, 83
• Steam Culture in Wiltshire, 129
• Steam, High Pressure, 33
• Steam, Outflow of, 415, 448, 478
• Steavenson, Mr. A. L., Ironstone Mining in Cleveland, 219
• Steel, Heaton's, 356
• Stevens Battery, The, 378
• Stevens Battery, 170, Engines, 171, 209, 232
• Stobart and Allan, Messrs., Weighing Machine, 100
• Stonebreaker and Engine Combined, Marsden's, 152
• Storey and Sons, Messrs. J., Magnetic Water Gauge, 202
• Strength of American Car Wheels, 334
• Sulzer, Brothers, Messrs., Air Pumps and Condensers, 318
• Suez Canal, The, 55
• Suez, Isthmus of, 115
• Switch Lever, Mr. Burleigh's Rotary, 6
• Switches, Improved System of Railway, 477

• Talargoch Lead Mining Company, The Old, 190
• Taps, 357
• Target, The New Wimbledon Rifle, Captain Costin, 301
• Tay Bridge, 120
• Taylor and Co., Messrs., 60-ton Crane at Glasgow Harbour, 321
• Technical Education, 393
• Telegraphs, Locomotive, 250
• Telegraphy in the States, 102
• Temperatures, Stoke Hole, 395
• Temple Bar, 272, 412, 414
• Temple Bar, Decrepitude of, 119
• Terms in Science, Lax Use of, 157
• Testing Strength of Ropes, 80
• Thorpe Collision, 383
• Thunderer, Guns of H.M S., 279
• Thwaites and Carbutt, Messrs., Twin Crank Direct-acting Engine, 50
• Timbers of Natal, 411
• Timber in Connection with Mechanical Work, Use of, 35
• Tires, Fastening, 97
• Tod and Co., Messrs., Flour Mills, Glasgow, 4
• Todd, Mr. L. J., Accumulator Boilers for Steam Tramway Purposes, 105
• Todd, Mr. L. J., Engine for Working Tramways, 70, 71
• Tommasi, Signor F., Hydo-Thermic Motor, 221
• Tool, Messrs. Donald and Atkeyís Universal Machine, 170
• Torpedo Attack on the Oberon, Stokes Bay, 133, 152, 176, 185, 232, 271
• Torpedo, The Ericsson Pneumatic, 468
• Trade out of the Country, Driving, 428
• Trade Societies and Public Opinions, 204
• Trades Unions in America, 24
• Trains, Communication in, 236
• Tramway, Mr. J. H. Lynde, 83
• Tramways, 428
• Tramways, Street, 321
• Tramways, Vienna, 142
• Transit of Venus, Determination of Longitude by Telegraph in Connection with the, 245
• Transit of Venus Expedition, 238
• Tunnel, The Channel, 137
• Tunnel, The St. Gothard, 245, 256, 257, 363
• Turret System in 1831, The, 315

• Uninflammable Wood for the Navy, 23
• Urquhart, Lindsay, and Co., Messrs. Hydraulic Calender, 345

• Value of Cultivated Land in France, 410
• Valve, Messrs. Bailey and Co.'s Feed, 3
• Valve, Messrs. Dennis' Stop, 3
• Valve Gear, Howe's, 99
• Valves, Pump, 52
• Valves, Safety, 413, 448, 478
• Varley, F.R.S., Mr. C. F., Shaft Couplings, 172
• Ventilation of the Metropolitan Railway, 94
• Venus, Transit of, 474
• Verey and Lange, Messrs., 20-H.P. Messenger Boiler, 267
• Vienna Exhibition, 202
• Vienna Tramways, 142
• Volcano in the South Pacific, 185

• Wages at the Iron Mills, East and West, 391
• Wales and the Adjoining Counties, 20, 42, 64, 92, 110, 126, 146, 166, 182,196, 230, 244, 262, 278, 296, 314, 332, 350, 368, 384, 404, 422, 440, 460, 484
• Wall Planing Machine, Messrs. F. Berry and Sons, 391
• Warner Process, The, 320, 323, 339, 357
• Water Supply, 338
• Water Supply, Constant and Intermittent, 297
• Water Supply of San Francisco, 320
• Watkin, R.A., Lieut. H., Chronograph, 333
• Weighing Machine, Messrs. Stobart and Allan, 100
• Werderman's Process for Resharpening Files, 339
• Westwood and Baillie, Messrs., Sheathing Ships, 390
• Wheels, Elastic Engine, 52
• Wheels, Strength of American Car, 334
• Whieldon and Cook, Messrs., Pumping Engines at Tottenham--(See Supplement, Sept. 18th)
• Whitworth Scholarships, 100
• Willcock, Mr. J., Rolling Mill Engines--(See Supplement, July 17)
• Wiltshire, Steam Culture in, 129
• Wimbledon Drainage, 264, 303
• Wire Rope Towing on Canals, 128
• Wire Rope Tug for Canal Navigation, Messrs. Greig and Eyth, Messrs. Fowler and Co., 136
• Woodall, Mr. S , Foot Bridge, New-street Station, Birmingham, 321, 322
• Woolwich Arsenal, 35-Ton Hammer, 152, 158, Coal Furnace, 156, 158
• Wrenches and Spanners, Mr. W. A. Comber, 170

• Yorkshire Agricultural Society's Show at Sheffield, 113
• Yorkshire College of Science, 309

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