The Engineer 1880 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations
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LIST OF NAMES.
Acaster, Mr. A. J., Wrought Iron Permanent Way, 304
Addyman, Mr., American Friction Clutch, 268
Adelaide Waterworks, Cement Testing Machine, Mr. Oswald Brown, 100
Adelaide Waterworks Extension, Service Reservoir, Mr. Oswald Brown, 1Q1
Albert Dock, The Royal, Mr. E. M. Rendel, 457
Aldred and Spielmann, Messrs., Permanent Way, 333
Aldwarke Main Colliery, Rotherham, Winding Engines, Messrs, Davy Brothers, 136, 142
Allen, Mr. Alfred II., Apparatus for Ascertaining the Existence of Nitrogen in Steel, 349
American Punching Machine, 71
Amsler-Laffon, M., Mechanical Integrator, 252
Armitage and Itter, Messrs., Portable Brick-making Machine, 342
Armstrong 100-ton Gun, The, 187
Austrian Lloyd’s Arsenal, Trieste, Plan of, 402
Baldwin Locomotive Works Company, Fast Passenger Locomotive, Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, 408, 412
Ball, Mr., Telescopic Screw Jack, 286
Barker, Captain William, Marine Safety Signal, 411
Barnhurst, Mr. II. R., Speed Regulator, 404
Barrow Shipbuilding Company’s Works, Barrow-in-Furness, 460, 463, 464
Beaufoy Mr., Experiments Relative to the Direct Resistance of Screw Propellers, 221
Beland Track Drill Company, The, Rail Drill, 412
Bennett, Mr. William, Sanitary Appliance, 419
Berthon, The Rev. E. L., Duplex Dingy, 438
Bessbges Works of the Terrenoire Company, Carvbs Coke Ovens, 347, 348
Bilbao Iron District, Shoot, 135
Blake, Mr. J., Boiler, 447
Blake, Mr. John, Water Gauge, 172
Bone, Mr. F. G., Boilers, 121
Brighton Waterworks, Water Pressure Pumping Engine, Messrs. W. H. Bailey and Co., 198
Brougham and Andrd, Messrs., Electric Lamp, 190
Brown Brothers, Messrs., Flanging Press, 173
Calais Harbour Workc, Excavators Employed on, M. Couvreux, 405
Cannock Brewery Company, Brewery for, Messrs.
Henry Pontifex and Sons, 63, 66
Chair, the Roller Wedge. (See Permanent Way.)
Chambers, Mr., Sand Distributor, Messrs. Garrett and Sons, 438
Clayton and Shuttlcworth, Messrs., Drum Guard, 235
Clayton and Shuttlewortb, Messrs., Mud Plug for Portable Engines, 53
Continental Railways, Carriage Lighting on, Friction Driving Gear for Tapping Machine, Atmospheric Gas Heated Soldering Tool, Clamp for Screw-head Cutting Machine, 293
Coquillon, M., Apparatus for Measuring Fire-damp, 53
Cowper, Mr. E. A., Hot Blast Stoves for a Pair of
Furnaces, 351, 354
Crighton, Mr. C. E., Insulator, 107
Crompton, Mr., Electric Lamp, 323
Dale, Mr. Edward R., Circular Saw Guard, 268
Darke, Mr. E. T., High Speed Indicator, 172
Davis, Mr. J., Saw Mill Machinery, 299
Douglas, Isle of Man, Harbour Works, Sir John Coode, 296, 300
Edgar Thomson Steel Works, A Furnace of the, 269
Edge, Mr. C. A., Grooveless Tramway, 80
Edison Perfect Lamp, The, 22
Faull and Co., Messrs. E. M. B., Gun Metal Packing, 439
Festiniog Railway, Composite Bogie Carriage, Mr.
Spooner, 338
Finney, Mr. J., Regulator for Feeding Boilers, 259
Fontaine, M. Hippolyte, Gramme Machine, 174
Franz-Josef Railway, Passenger Engine, Herr v. Tilp, 245, 248
Carves Coke Ovens, 347
Geigly, Mr. D., Instrument for Measuring the Inside
Diameter of Cylinders, 259
Gill, Mr. Robert, Pressure Gauge, 122
Gill, Mr. Robert, Safety Valve, 5
Glenfield Company, The, Scraping Machine for Cleaning Water Mains, 404
Gray, Mr. John, Valve Gear, 41
Gresham and Craven, Messrs., Boiler Feeding Apparatus, 35
“Grosser Kurfurst,” Air Compressor, 83
Hadfield Steel Foundry Company, Tires, 141
Hamburg and Harburg Railway, Double-bow Girder Bridge, Herr A. Lohse, 104, 108
Hardy, Mr., Vacuum Brake, 297
Hastie, Mr. John, Water Pressure Engines, 304
Hathome, Davey, and Co., Messrs., Water Pressure Engines for Mining Purposes, 314, 315, 318
Heaton, Mr. George, Locomotive Engine, Working part of, 77
Highland Railway Passenger Engine, 122
Hiller, Mr. H., Furnace Boilers, 418
Hindlcy, Mr. E. 8., Horizontal Engine, 394
Hindlcy, Mr. E. 8., Vertical Engines, 210
Holyhead Harbour and Docks, Chart Showing Position of, 458
Howlett, Mr., Anemograph, 376
Hull and Selby and Stockton and Darlington Railway Locomotives, 45
Hutchinson, Mr., Belgian or “ Universal” Mill, 78
Ianson, Son, and Co., Messrs. Charles, Ten-ton Locomotive Steam Crane, 160
Ince, Water Tank at, Mr. Winstanley, 53
Inchicore Works, Great Southern and Western Railway, Stamping and Welding under the Hammer. 156,157
Jacob, Mr., Cement Testing Machine, 5
Jonas, Mr. J., Orderly Bin, 190
Kaiser-Franz-Josef Railway, Austria, Passenger Engine, Herr Emil von Tilp. (Supplement to The Engineer, March 19, 1880.)
Krigar, Mr., Rotary Blower, 421
Lancashire Boiler Set on Mr. Livet’s System, 387
Lay, Mr. John Louis, The Lay Torpedo, 244
44.
Lille and Haubourdin Tramway, Locomotive Engine for, Mr. J. Hughes, 390
McCormack, Mr , Pipe Wrench, 421
Mackenzie, Mr., Bell Clapper and Hammer, 268
McKenzie and McBude, Messrs., Gorse Mill, 109
McLaren, Messrs. J. and H., Traction Engine and Steam Crane Combined, 260
McLean, Mr., Crank Shafts, 269, 270
Manchester, Staging at the New Central Station, 122
Manchester, Hoof of the New Central Station, 124, 164, 176
Martell, Mr., Causes of Unseaworthiness in Merchant Steamers, 206
Massey, Mr., Clips, 52
Maynard and Cooke, Messrs., Roller Wedge Chair, 439
“ Miantonomoh,” The United States Turret Ship, Diagrams Showing Plan of Engines and Centrifugal Blowers, 276, 278, 282
Miller and Tupp, Messrs., Steam Launch for the Ganges, 121
Monnier, Mr. J. E., Iron Sleepers, 83
Nevada, Silver Mining in, The Comstock District, 383
Nevada, Silver Mining in, Sutro Tunnel, 96, 257
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Denton Bank Bridge, Mr. A.
M. Fowler, 89
Newent Collieiics Pumping Engines, Messrs. Frank Pearn, Wells, and Co., 27
Newry Foundry Company Giain Elevator, Mr. Wm.
Rennie, 287
North-Eastern Railway Passenger Engine, Messrs. E.
B. Wilson and Co., 81
Outridge, Mr., Steam Launch fitted with the Out-ridge Engine, 439
Painter, Mr., Pipe Joint, 181
Palliser Gun Experiments, 169
Parrot and Good, Messrs., Apparatus for Removing
Suspended Matters from Sewage, 456
Paulson, Mr. W., Tube Cleaning Rings, 235
Pelouze and Audouin, MM., Gas Purifier, 350
Pendred, Mr. Hamilton Weldon, Hoisting and Seawater Distilling Apparatus, 334, 335
Perkins Engine Company, Engines of the Loftus
Perkins, 3, 6, 7
Phare Gas Lantern and Burner, 210
Phillip, Mr., Tool-holdcr, 428
Fiat, Mr., Oscillating Furnace, 260
Pintsch, Mr. Julius, Hand Foundry Travelling Crane, 404
Pintsch, Mr. Julius, System of Lighting Railway
Carriages, 293, 341
Powis, Bale, and Co., Messrs., Band Knife Cloth Machine, z35
Rastrick Boiler, The, 401
Rawlinson, Mr. Robt., Main Sewering and Water Supply Works, Type Drawings for Systems of, 211, 234, 420
Reading Ironworks Company, Split Pulley, 71
Rhine Steam Navigation Company, Saloon Steamer, 223
Riverside Ironworks, Detroit, Combined Winding and Pumping Machinery, Samuel F. Hodge, 70
Romig, Mr. John, Novel Treadle Motion, 190
Rowan, Mr., Piston, 235
Royal Arsenal,Woolwich, Buoyant Life-saving Rocket, 70
Royle, Mr. J. J., Pipe Bend and Union, 53
St. Gothard Tunnel, Sections Showing Methods of Working Goschenen End, 180
St. Gothard Tunnel. Sections Showing Methods of Working Airolo End, 181
Salford, Bridge over the River Irwell, Mr. Arthur Jacob, 442
Savile-street Foundry and Engineering Company, Hall’s Self-moving Stonebreaker and Crane, 71
Sawyer, Mr., Electric Light, 358
Scott-Russell, Mr. John, Wave Line Form of Midship
Section, 224
Shakespeare, Mr., Safety Lamp, 173
Siemens-Cowper-Cochrane Stoves, Slide Valves of, 359
Skegness, Iron Promenade Pier and Buildings, Messrs.
Clarke and Pick well, 44, 62, 109
Smith, Mr. Joseph, Wheel and Radial Motion for Tram-cars, 297
Spencer and Gillman, Messrs., Bottling Machine, 235
Stannah, Mr., Regulator, 421
Stark and Co., Messrs., Stocks and Dies, Taps and
Wrenches, 421
Staveley, Atmospheric Engine, 84
Staveley, Pumping Engines at, Old and New, 79, 199, 200, 365, 366, 368, 369, 424
Stead, Mr. J. E., Apparatus for the Analysis of Gases, 332
Steamships “Jason” and “ Telemachus,” Winch
Boilers of, Messrs. Cochran and Co., 279
Steinmuller, Messrs. L. and C., Tubulous Boiler, 428
Stevenson, Mr., Self-emptying Centrifugal Drying
Machine, 323
Stockton and Darlington Railway, Coal Engine, 139
Stott, Mr., Gas Regulator, 210
Sutro Tunnel, The Silver Mining in Nevada, 257
Tay Bridge, After the Accident, 1
Tay Bridge, Interior of Main Girders, Sir Thomas Bouch, 10
Tay Bridge, Bird’s-eye View of the Site of, 21
Tay Bridge, Detail of Expansion Rollers, 21
Tay Bridge, Position of the Wrecked Train, 22
Tay Bridge, Piers of the Principal Spans, 26
Tay Bridge, Elevation of Main Spans and Details, 30
Tay Bridge, Diagonals, 82
Tay Bridge, Fallen Girder, 88
Tay Bridge, Ruins of the, Piers Nos. 5, 9, 7, 230
Tay Bridge, The Ruins of, 264
Tay Bridge, Mr. Law’s Report on the, 406
Thames, Map of the, in Barking and Halfway
Reaches, 371
Thomas, Mr., Economic Railway Buffer, 358
Thomas, Mr. T., Automatic Hoist and Crane, 386
Thomson, Sterne, and Co., Messrs., Emery Lap Machine, 386
“Thunderer’s” Gun, Bursting of the, 97, 117, 153
“ Thunderer’s ” Guns, The, 261
Tyson Engine Company, Philadelphia, A Novel Small Motor, 279
United States Bureau of Steam Engineering, Strength of Boiler Stays, 205
Vaughan, Mr. J. J., Creosote Stills, 298
Vaughan and Sons, Messrs., Self-acting Water Ejector, 842
Vautherin Iron Sleepers, Berg and Mark Railway, 115
Vickers and Sons, Messrs., Tires, 122
Vidal, Commander J. H., Chain Coupling, 190
Volga-Don Railway, 1859, Goods Locomotive, Mr. Ross
Winans, 138, 139, 191
Volga-Don Bailway, Locomotive Engine for, Mr.
Thomas Urquhart, 372, 376
Vc-lga-Don Railway, Passenger Engine, Mr. Ross Winans, 194
Wendt, M. C., Two-ton Self-acting Crane for Coaling Locomotives, 120
Wilson, Mr., Compound Armour Plates, Effect of Shot on, 417
Wilson, Mr. J. C., Klotz Safety Valve, 358
Woolwich Gun, 9’2-Inch Breech-loading, 453
Woolwich 80-Ton Gun, 187
Yarrow and Co., Messrs., Steering Capabilities of
Torpedo Boats, 23
Yarrow and Co., Messrs., Stern Wheel Mail Steamer for South America, 48
SUBJECT MATTER.
Air Compressor, ‘‘ Grosser Kurfuerst,” 83
Anemograph, Mr. Howlett, 376
Armour Plates, Compound, Mr. Wilson, Effect of Shot on, 417
Arsenal, Austrian Lloyd’s, at Trieste, 402
Band Knife Cloth Machine, Messrs. Powis, Bale, and
Co., 235
Bell Clapper and Hammer, Mr. Mackenzie, 268
Bin, Orderly, Mr. J. Jonas, 190
Blower, Rotary, Mr. Krigar, 421
Bogie Carriage, Composite, Festiniog Railway, Mr. Spooner, 338
Boiler, Mr. J. Blake, 417
Boiler Feeding Apparatus, Messrs. Gresham and Craven, 35
Boiler, Lancashire, Set on Mr. Livet’s System, 387
Boiler, The Rastrick, 401
Boiler Stays, Strength of, United States Bureau of Steam Engineering, 205
Boiler, 'fabulous, Messrs. L. and C. Steinmuller, 428
Boilers, Mr. F. G. Bone, 121
Boilers, Furnace, Mr. H. Hiller. 418
Boilers, Regulator for Feeding, Mr. J. Finney, 259
Boilers, Winch, Steamships “ Jason” and “ Telema-
chus,” Messrs. Cochran and Co., 279
Bottling Machine, Messrs. Spence and Gillman, 235
Bracing of Trestle Piers, 227
Brake, Vacuum, Mr. Hardy, 297
Brewery for the Cannock Brewery Company, Messrs.
Henry Pontifex and Sons, 63, 66
Brickmaking Machine, Portable, Messrs. Armitage and Itter, 342
Bridge, Denton Bank, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Mr. A.
M. Fowler, 89
Bridge, Double-bow Girder, Hamburg and Harburg Railway, Herr A. Lohse, 104,108
Bridge Over the River Irwell, Salford, Mr. Arthur Jacob, 442
Buffer, Economic Railway, Mr. Thomas, 358
Carriage Lighting on Continental Railways, Friction Driving Gear for Tapping Machine, Atmospheric Gas Heated Soldering Tool, Clamp for Screw-head Cutting Machine, 293
Cement Testing Machine, Adelaide Waterworks, Mr.
Oswald Brown, 100
Cleaning Water Mains, Scraping Machine for, The Glenfield Company, 404
Clips, Mr. Massey, 52
Coke Ovens, Garves, Bcss^ges Works of the Terrenoirc Company, 347, 348
Coupling Chain, Commander J. H. Vidal, 190
Cramp, Plumber’s, 35
Crane, Hand Foundry Travelling, Mr. Julius Pintsch, 404
Crane, 10-ton Locomotive Steam, Messrs. Charles lanson, Son, and Co., 160
Crane, 2-ton Self-acting, M. C. Wendt, 120
Crank Shafts, Mr. McLean, 269, 270
Creosote Stills, Mr. J. J. Vaughan, 298
Cylinders, Instrument for measuring the Inside Diameter of, D. Giegly, 259
Determination of the Stresses in Redundant Structures, Diagrams Relative to, Mr. R. H. Smith, 146, 147
Dingy, The Duplex, Rev. E. L. Berthon, 438
Dock, The Royal Albert, Mr. E. M. Bendel, 457
Drill, Rail, Beland, 412
Drum Guard, Messrs Clayton and Shuttlcworth, 235
Drying Machine, Self-emptying Centrifugal, Mr. Stevenson, 323
Electric Lamp, Messrs. Brougham and Andre, 190
Electric Lamp, Mr. Crompton, 323
Electric Light, Dioptric Apparatus in Lighthouses for the, 246
Electric Light, Mr. Sawyer, 358
Elevator, Grain, Newry Foundry Company, Mr. Wm.
Rennie, 287
Engine, Atmospheric, Handley Wood, Staveley, 84
Engine, Coal, Stockton and Darlington Railway, 139
Engine, Horizontal, Mr. E. S. Hindley, 394
Engine, Locomotive, Volga-Don Railway, Mr. Thomas Urquhart, 372, 376
Engine, Locomotive, Working Part of, Mr. George Heaton, 77
Engine, The Outridge, Steam Launch Fitted with, 439 Engine, Passenger, Franz-Joseph Railway, Herr v.
Tilp, 245, 248
Engine, Passenger, Highland Railway, 122
Engine, Passenger, Kaisor-Franz-Josef Railway, Austria, Herr Emil von Tilp (Supplement to the Engineer, March 19th, 1880)
Engine, Passenger, North-Eastern Railway, Messrs. E. B. Wilson and Co., 81
Engine, Traction and Steam Crane Combined, Messrs. J. and H. Maclaren, 260
Engine, Water Pressure Pumping, Brighton Waterworks, Messrs. W. H. Bailey and Co., 198
Engines, Goods, Volga-Don Railway, Mr. Ross Winans, 191
Engines of the Loftus Perkins, Perkins Engine Company, 3, 6, 7
Engines for Mining Purposes, Water Pressure, Messrs.
Hathorne, Davy, and Co., 314, 315, 318
Engines, Passenger, Volga-Don Railway, Mr. Ross
Winans, 194, 199
Engines, Pumping, Newent Collieries, Messrs. Frank Pearn, Wells, and Co., 27
Engines, Pumping, Staveley, 79, 199, 200
Engines, Vertical, Mr. E. S. Hindley, 210
Engines, Water Pressure, Mr. John Hastie, 304
Engines, Winding, Aldwarke Main Colliery, Rotherham, Messrs. Davy Bros., 136, 142
Emery Lap Machine, Messrs. Thomson, Sterne, and Co., 386
Excavators Employed on the Calais Harbour Works, M. Couvreux, 405
Fire-Damp, Appaiatus for Measuring, M. Coquillon, 53
Flanging Press, Messrs. Brown Bros., 173
Friction Clutch, American, Mr. Addyman, 268
Furnace, The A, Edgar Thomson Steel Works, 269
Furnace, Oscillating, Mr. Piat, 260
Gas Purifier, MM. Pelouz and Audouin, 350
Gas Regulator, Mr. Stott, 210
Gases, Apparatus for the Analysis of, Mr. J. E. Stead, 332
Gauge, Water, Mr. John Blake, 172
Gramme Machine, M. Hippolyte Fontaine, 174
Gun, The Armstrong 100-ton, 187
Gun Experiments, Sir W. Palliser, 169
Gun-metal Packing, Messrs. E. M. B. Faull and Co., 439
Guns, The “Thunderer’s,” 261
Gun, the “Thunderer,” Bursting of, 97, 117, 153
Gun, The Woolwich 80-ton, 187
Gun, Woolwich, 9’2in. Breech-loading, 453
Harbour and Docks, Holyhead, Chart Showing Position, 458
Harbour Works, Douglas, Isle of Man, Sir John Coode, 296, 300
Hoist and Crane, Automatic, Mr. T. Thomas, 386
Hoisting and Sea-water Distilling Apparatus, Mr.
Hamilton Weldon Pendrcd, 334, 335
Hot Blast Stoves for a Pair of Furnaces, Mr. E. A. Cowper, 351, 354
Indicator, High Speed, Mr. E. T. Darke, 172
Insulator, Mr. C. E. Crighton, 107
Integrator, Mechanical, M. Amsler-Laffon, 252
Iron Railway Sleepers, 241
Iron Sleepers, M. Vautherin, Berg and Mark Railway, 115
Jack, Telescopic Screw, Mr. Ball, 286
Lamp, The Edison Perfect, 22
Lamp, Safety, Mr. Sbakespear, 173
Launch, Steam, for the “Ganges,” Messrs. Miller and Tupp, 121
Locomotive Engine for the Lille and Haubourdin Tramway, Mr. J. Hughes, 390
Locomotive, Fast Passenger, Philadelphia and Read* ing Railroad, Baldwin Locomotive Works Company, 408, 412
Locomotive, Goods, Volga-Don Railway, Mr. Ross Winans, 138, 139
Locomotives on the Hull and Selby and Stockton and Darlington Railways, 45
Locomotives, Russian and English, 1847-1861, 191
Main Sewering and Water Supply Works, Type Drawings for Systems of, Mr. Robert Rawlinson, 211, 234
Main Sewering and Water Supply : Concrete Service Reservoir, Sheet 10, Mr. Robert Rawlinson, 420
Mill, The Belgian or “Universal,” Mr. Hutchinson 78
Mill, Gorse, Messrs. McKenzie and McBudc, 109
Motor, A Novel Small, Tyson. Engine Company, Philadelphia, 279
Permanent Way, Messrs. Aldred and Spielmann, 333
Permanent Way, Mr. J. E. Monnier, 83
Permanent Way—Rail Drill, The Beland Track Drill Company, 412
Permanent Way—Roller Wedge Chair, Messrs. Maynard and Cooke, 439
Permanent Way for Street Tramways, Figs, illustrating Messrs. Larsen’s, McNeale’s, Barker’s, Gowan’s, Aldred’s, and Winby’s Systems, 311
Permanent Way, Wrought Iron, Mr. A. J. Acaster 304
Pipe Bend and Union, Mr. J. J. Royle, 53
Pipe Joint, Mr. Painter, 181
Pipe Wrench, Mr. McCormack, 421
Piston, Mr. Rowan, 235
Plug, Mud, for Portable Engines, Messrs. Clayton and Shuttleworth, 53
Pressure Gauge, Mr. Robert Gill, 122.
Promenade Pier and Buildings, Iron, Skegness, Messrs. Clarke and Pickwell, 44, 62
Pulley, Split, Reading Ironworks Company, 71
Pumping Engine, Old and New, the Staveley Iron and Coal Company, 79, 84, 199, 365, 368, 369, 417, 424, 438
Punching Machine, American, 71
Railways, the Virtual Length of, Diagram of, 15
Regulator, Mr. Stannah, 421
Regulator for Controlling the Admission of Feed-water to Boilers, L. J. D. H., 228
Rocket, Buoyant Life-saving, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, 70
Roof of the New Central Station, Manchester, M. C.
Sacrd, Mr. Johnson, Mr. A. Johnstone, 124, 164, 176
Sand-distributor, Mr. Chambers, Messrs. Garrett and Sons, 438
Sanitary Appliance, Mr. Wm. Bennett, 419
Saw Guard, Circular, Mr. Edward R. Dale, 268
Saw-mill. Machinery, Mr. J. Davis, 299
Screw Propellers, Resistance of, Mr. Beaufoy, 221
Service Reservoir, Adelaide Waterworks Extension, Mr. Oswald Brown, 101
Sewage, Apparatus for Removing Suspended Matters from, Messrs. Parrot and Good, 456
Ship?, Merchant, the Cellular Construction of, 224
Shoot, Bilbao Iron District, 135
Signal, Marine Safety, Capt. Wm. Barker, 411
Silver Mining in Nevada, the Comstock District, 383
Speed Regulator, Mr. H. R. Barnhurst, 401
Staging at the New Central Station, Manchester, 122
Stamping and Welding under the Steam Hammer,
Inchicore Works, Great Southern and Western
Railway, 156, 157
Steamer, Saloon, Rhine Steam Navigation Company, 223
Steamer, Stern-wheel, Mail, Messrs. Yarrow and Co., 48
Steamers, Merchant, Causes of Unseaworthiness in, Mr. Martell, 206
Steel, Nitrogen, Apparatus for Ascertaining the Existence of, Mr. Alfred H. Allen, 349
Steel for Shipbuilding, 226
Stocks and Dies, Taps and Wrenches, Messrs. Stark and Co., 421
Stone-breaker and Crane, Hall’s Self-moving, Savilo-strcct Foundry and Engineering Company, 71
Testing Machine, Cement, Mr. Jacob, 5
Thermoscope, a Novel, 412
Tires, Hadfield Steel Foundry Company, 141
Tires, Messrs. Vickers and Sons, 122
Tool-holder, Mr. Phillip, 428
Torpedo, Mr. John Louis Lay, 244
Torpedo Boats, Steering Capabilities of, Messrs.
Yarrow and Co., 23
Tramway, Grooveless, Mr. C. A. Edge, 80
Treadle Motion, Mr. John Romig, 190
Trestle Piers, Bracing of, 227
Tube Cleaning Rings, Mr. W. Paulson, 235
Tunnel, The St. Gothard, Sections Showing Method of
Working, Goschencn End, 180
Tunnel, The St. Gothard, Sections showing Method of
Construction, Airolo End, 181
Tunnel, The Sutro, Nevada, 96, 257
Turbines, Pinx Gryphs, 83
Turret Ship, The United States, the “ Miantonomoh,” Diagrams showing plan of Engines and Centrifugal Blowers, 276, 278, 282
Valve Gear, Mr. John Gray, 41
Valve (Klotz), Safety, Mr. J. C. Wilson, 358
Valve, Safety, Mr. Robt. Gill, 5
Valves, Slide, Siemens-Cowpcr-Cochrane Stoves, 359
Viaduct, The Bouble, Trestle Work of the, 227
Viaduct of Busseau d’Ahun, Trestle Work of the, 227
Water Ejector, Self-acting, Messrs. Vaughan and Son, 342
Water Tank at Ince, Mr. Winstanley, 53
Waterworks, Skegness, 109
Wave Line Form of Midship Section, Mr. John Scott Russell, 224
Wheel and Radial Motion for Tramcars, Mr. Joseph Smith, 297
Winding Engines, Aldwarke Main Colliery, 136, 142 Winding and Pumping Machinery, Riverside Ironworks, Detroit, Samuel F. Hodge, 70
Portfolio of orbing Draftings. No. 117, January 2nd, 1880. — Goods Engine, Paris Lyons, and Mediterranean Railway, M. E. Marie, Sheet 2.
No. 118, February 27tb, 1880.—First-class Carriage, Western Railway of France, Sheet 1.
No. 119, April 2nd, 1880.—First-Class Carriage, West • ern Railway of France, Sheet 2.
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