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The Engineer 1880 Jan-Jun: Index: Miscellaneous

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The Engineer 1880 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1880 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1880 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1880 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1880 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1880 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1880 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1880 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1880 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1880 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1880 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.
The Engineer 1880 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.


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1880 11

Aborystwith Water Supply from Plynllmmon, 375

Abingdon Sewerage, The, 288

Abutment Thrusts of Binged Structures, 366 l

Adelaide Waterworks, Cement Testing Machine, 100

Adelaide Waterworks, Service Reservoir, 101 .

Agricultural Machinery and Implements in Russia, 4o8

Air Machines, Expansive Compressed, 159

Aldwarke Main Colliery, Rotherham, Winding Engines, 136, 142

Alexandria Harbour Works. Completion of the, 186

“American,” Foundering of the, 370

“American" Loss of the, 395, 403

American Rivalry, 266

Amsterdam Ship Canal, The, 333

Anemograph, Mr. Howlett’s, 376

Annealing in Boiling Water, 342

Ansted, Professor, 393

Arbitration, Economical, 462

Armature, On the Shape of, as Affecting Magnetic Attraction, 42

Armour, The Resistance of, to Shot, 221

Armour-plates, Wilson’s Compound, 417 .

Asphalte and Mineral Bitumen, Use of, in Engineering Works, 154

Association, The Fairfield, 72

Electricity, Mr. A. W. Solomon, 140

The Lines of Ships, Mr. Ivan JI aver, 216

Association of Foremen Engineers, The London, 24, 46, 259, 292, 342

Bridges of the Thames, Old, New and Projected, Mr. A. T. Walmisley, 132

Association, London and Suburban Railway Officials’, 42, 158

Association of Municipal Engineers, 299

Separate System and Economical Drainage of Towns, Mr. R. Vauser, 411

Association of Municipal and Sanitany Engineers and Surveyors of Dewsbury :

Sewage Disposal at West Derby, Mr. E. H. Allies, 280

Sewers, Town, Mr. Hewson, 388

Sulphates : their Effect on Lime Mortar, 388

Atlantic Mail Service, 392

Atlantic Steamers, 216

Atlantic Steamers, Screw Propellers for, 213

Australian Gold Mining, 366

Austrian Lloyd’s Arsenal at Trieste, 401

Axles, Railway and Bridge Parapets, 294

Band Knife Cloth Machine, Messrs. Powis, Bale and Co., 235

Barrow Shipbuilding Company’s Works, Barrow-in-Furness, 460, 463

Beauty in Architecture, 192

Beland Rail Drill, 412

Bell Clapper and Hammer, Mr. Mackenzie, 268

Bell-hanging, 280, 283, 299, 316

Berthon Duplex Dingy, The, 438

Bessemer Steel and Ingot Iron, Manufacture of, from

Phosphoric Pig, 332

Bilbao Iron District, 135

Bin, Orderly, Mr. J. Jonas, 190

Black Sea, Docks in the, 24

Blake, Mr. John, Water Gauge, 172

Blast Furnace Plant, North of England, 51

Blast Furnace Work in the United States, 144, 158, 412

Blast Furnace Working at the Edgar Thomson Steel

Works. 269

Blower, Rotary, Mr. Krigar, 421

Board of Trade and Continuous Brakes, The, 322

Bogie Carriage, Composite, Festiniog Railway, Mr.

Spooner, 338, 342

Boiler, Mr. J. Blake. 447

Boiler Explosion, Fatal, 446

Boiler Explosion at the Glasgow Ironworks, 204, 216

Boiler Explosion, The Walsall, 374

Boiler Explosions, 270, 403

Boiler Feeding Apparatus, 35

Boiler Inspection, 320

Boiler Insurance, 8

Boiler, Lancashire, Set on Mr. Livct’s System, 387

Boiler Stays, Strength of, 205, 394

Boiler Surface, Useless, 8

Boiler, Ti ial of a Passman, 202

Boilers, Mr. F. G., 121

Boilers,Elephant,” 28, 64

Boilers, Furnace, 401, 418

Boilers, Shortness of Water in, 418

Boilers, Tubulous, Messrs. L. and C. Stein muller, 428 1

Boilers, Winch, S.S. Telemachus and Jason, Messrs. 1

Cochran and Co., 279

Bone, Mr. F. G., Boilers, 121

Bo’ness Harbour and Dock, 233

Books Received, 33, 127, 197, 209, 267, 375

Bore-hole, A Deep, 262

Bottling Machine, Messrs. Spencer and Gillman, 235

Bournemouth Sewerage, 411

Bracing of Trestle Piers, 227, 435

Brake, Vacuum, Mr. Hardy, 297

Brakes, Continuous, Automatic Action in, 78

Brakes, Continuous, and the Board of Trade. 275, 322

Brakes, Continuous, in Practice, 249

Brakes, Railway, 437

Breech-loading Question, The, 355

Brewery for the Cannock Brewery Company, 63, 66, 72

Brewing in Austria, 435

Brick-making Machine, Portable, Messrs. Armitage and Itter, 342

Bridge, Denton Bank, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 89 -double-bow Girder, Hamburg and Harburg Railway, 104, 108

Bridge, The Forth, 65, 162, 184, 280, 299

Bridge ovct the River Irwell, Salford, Mr. Arthur

Jacob, 437, 442

Bridges, The Forth and Tay, 162

Bridges, Railway, Strength of, 461

^ri92CS °Ver Thames at London, Past and Present,

Brighton Beach, 50

Brighton Waterworks, 216

Brighton Waterworks, Water Pressure Pumping Engine, Messrs. W. H. Bailey and Co., 193

Brown, Brothers, Messrs., Flanging Press, 1/3

Brush Electric Light, The, 123

Brussels Exhibition, The, 446

Buenos Ayres Exhibition, 29,100, 135, 173, 323

Buenos Ayres Exhibition. The River Plate and the, 395

Buffer, Economic Railway, Mr. Thomas, 3o8

Buffon, M. Nadault de, 456

Building Exhibition, The, 277, 299

Cameron, Mr. John, 376

Canal, New American, 411

Canal from Bordeaux to Nantes, Proposed, 280

Canals in China, 152

Cannock Brewery. 63, 66, 72

Carbon Black for Mineral Oil, 29

Cargo Steamers, 143, 161

Carriage Lighting on Continental Railways, 293, 341

Cement, 410

Cement Testing Machine, Adelaide Waterworks, 100

Ceylon, Railway Extension in, 161

Chain Coupling, Commander J. H. Vidal, 190

Cheapness, The Age of, 356

City of London Directory, 154

Clausius on the Mechanical Theory of Heat, 299

Cleaning Water Mains, 404, 419

Cleveland, Commercial Prospects in, 427

Cleveland Iron Production, 32

Cleveland Iron Trade, 321

Cleveland Water Supply, 69

Clifton Suspension Bridge, 403

Clips, Mr. Massey, 52

Clyde Water, Effect of, on the Sheathing of Ships, 14

Coal Gas in 1810—A Prophecy, 228

Coal and Iron Interests in Parliament, 284

Coal Slack, Utilisation of, in the Manufacture of Coke for Smelting, 174

Coal Supply for a Century, 196

Cofferdams, Single Balk, used in the Port of Dublin, 447

Coke as a Steam Fuel, 409

Coke, Utilisation of Bye-products in the Manufacture, 347

Colombo Harbour Works, 366

Combustion, Artificial, 252

Comstock District, Nevada, 383

Condensation of Steam in Pipes, 199, 200.

Continental Passenger Traffic, 350

Contracts Open :

Denton Bank Bridge, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Mr. A.

M. Fowler, 89

Co-operation and After, 140

Copper in Australia, 262

Cramp, A Plumber’s, 35

Crane for Coaling Locomotives, Two-ton Self-acting, C. Wendt, 120

Crane, Ten-ton :Locomotive Steam, Messrs. Charles lanson, Son, and Co., 160, 163

Crane, Travelling, Hand Foundry, 404

Creosote Stills, 298

Crighton, Mr. C. E., Insulator, 107

Crumlin Viaduct, 316

Darke, Mr. E. T., High-speed Indicator, 172

Denton Bank Bridge, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Mr. A.

M. Fowler, Contracts Open, 89

Determination of the Abutment Thrusts of Hinged Structures, 366

Determination of Stresses in Redundant Structures, 34, 128, 146

Diamonds, Artificial, 14, 69, 107, 178

Dioptric Apparatus in Lighthouses for the Electric Light, 246

Dioptric Lenses for Gas Lighthouses, Improvements in, 422

Dock, The Royal Albert, Mr. E. M. Rondel, 454, 457

Douglas, Isle of Man, New Harbour Works, 296, 297, 300

Drainage of Towns, Separate System and Economical,

411

Drains, House, 392

Drum Guard, Messrs. Clayton and Shuttleworth, 235

Drying Machinery, Self-emptying Centrifugal, Mr.

Stevenson, 323

Durham Iron Trade, The, 127

Dusseldorf Exhibition, 376

Economical Speed, The Most, for Steamships of the Navy, 2

Edge, Mr., Grooveless Tramway, Brunswick, SO

Edison Electric Light, 22, 49, 107, 126

Electric Lamp, Mr. Brokie, 268

Electric Lamp, Hon. R. T. D. Brougham and M.

Andrd, 190

Electric Lamp, Mr. Crompton, 323

Electric Lamps, Horseshoe, Mr. Edison, 324

Electric Light, The Brush, 123

Electric Light, The Edison, 49

Electric. Light, Mr. Edison’s Latest, 22

Electric Light, Mr. Edison on the, 126

Electric Light, Edison’s, its Efficiency, 377

Electric Light, The Sawyer, 358

Electric Light in the United States, 288

Electric Middlings Purifier, 292

Electric Railways and the Berlin Electro-Technical

Society. 100

Electrical Storage, 120

Electricity, 140

Electricity a Form of Force, 105

Electricity, Progress of, 427

Emery Lap Machine, Messrs. Thomson, Sterne, and

Co., 386

Employers’ Liability Bill, 446

Engine, Outridge’s, 439

Engine, Atmospheric, Staveley, 79, 84

Engine Coal, Stockton and Darlington Railway. 1847.

139,140

Engine Driver, Death of the Oldest, 342

Engine Drivers, Locomotive, Warning to, 374. 394

403, 410, 418 ’

Engine, 8-Coupled, Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean, 14

Engine, Horizontal, Mr. E. 9. Hindley, 394

Engine Inspection, Steam, 333

Engine, Locomotive, for the Volga-Don Railway, 8<2

Engine, Passenger, Kaiser-Franz-Joseph Railways, Austria, Herr Emil von Tilp. (Supplement to the Engineer of March 19th, 1880, and p. 216)

Engine, Passenger, for the Franz-Joseph Railway, Herr von Tilp, 245, 248

Engine, Passenger, North-Eastern Railway, 18a0, <7, 81

Engine, Portable, Trials at Magdeburg, 428

Engine, Traction, and Steam Crane Combined, Messrs.

J. and H. McLaren, 260

Engine, Water-pressure Pumping, Brighton waterworks, Messrs. W. H. Bailey and Co., 198

Engineering, Amateur, 100

Engineering Education, Society of Engineers, 123

Engineering Trades in 1879, 24

Engineers’ Annual and Almanack for 1880, 89

Engineers and Manufacturers, 143

Engineers, Marine, in China, 250

Engines, Compound, 299

Engines, Compound, of the Loftus Perkins, 2, 3, 6, 7

Engines, English Traction, in the United States, 232

Engines, Gas, 145, 158, 171, 216

Engines, High-pressure, Mr. Perkins, 388

Engines, The Management of Marine, 236

Engines, Marine, 265, 280

Engines in the Navy, Compound and Simple, 374

Engines, Pumping at Staveley, 199

Engines, Tramway, Mr. Hughes, 388, 390

Engines, Vertical, Mr. E. 8. Bindley, 210

Engines, Winding, Aldwark Main Colliery, Rotherham, 136, 142

Engines, Water-pressure, Mr. J. Hastie’s Improvements in, 304

Engines, Water-pressure, for Mining Purposes, Mr. H.

Davey on, 312, 313, 315, 318

Excavators Employed on the Calais Harbour Works, M. Couvreux, 405, 410, 419

Explosive Agents Applied to Industrial Purposes, 243

Factories, Protection of Life in, 375

Festiniog Railway, Composite Bogie Carriage, Mr.

Spooner, 338, 342

Fire-damp, Apparatus for Measuring, 53-

Fire-engines, Steam, in the Navy, 46

First-class Carriage, Western Railway of France, 163

Flanging Press, Messrs. Brown Bros., 173

Flat Stayed Surfaces, Strength of, 250

Flow of Liquids, 204

Footboards, Continuous, 419

Forth Bridge, 65, 126, 184, 228, 280, 299

French Woollen Trade, 8

Friction Clutch, Mr. Addy man, 268

Frigate, Steam, 110

Frost of December, 1879, Over the British Isles, 184

Furnace A of the Edgar Thomson Steel Works, 259

Furnace, The Open Hearth, Reactions in, 332

Furnace, Oscillating, Mr. Piat, 260

Gas Engineers’ Diary and Text-book for 1880, 14

Gas Purifier, MM. Pelouze and Audouin, 350

Gas Regulator, Mr. Stott, 210

Gases, Analysis of Blast Furnace and other, 331

Gauge, Pressure, 122

Gauges, Steam, 440

Gauge, Steam, Inventor of the, 122

Gauge, Water, Mr. John Blake, 172

Geological Phenomenon, Grand, 422

Girders, The Depth of, 333

Glasgow Exhibition of Apparatus for the Utilisation of Gas and Electricity, 462

Good Times and Bad, 85, 105

Gorse Mill, Messrs. McKenzie and McBudc, 109

Government and the Metropolitan Water Companies, 86

Governors, Marine, 8

Governors, Marine Engine, 259

Governors, On Sensitiveness and Isochronism in, 427

Grain Cargoes, 437

Grain Elevator, Mr. Wm. Rennie, 287

Gray, Mr. John, Valve Gear, 41

Gramme Machine, M. Hippolyte Fontaine, 174

Greenock Advertiser, Sudden Death of the, 186

“ Grosser Kurf first,” 8. 29, 46, 83

Gun, 9‘2-Inch Breech-loading, Woolwich. 453

Gun, The 100-Ton, 319

Gun, 100-Ton, Bursting of, at Spezia, 187

Gun, The 100-Ton Armstrong, its Failure, 394

Gunboat, A New, 294

Gun Metal Packing, Air. E. M. B. Faull, 439

Guns, Deformities in our 80-Ton, 85

Gun, Iron and Steel, 213

Guns, The “Thunderer’s,” 97, 258, 261

Haddan, Mr. J. L , 256

Hamburg and Harburg Railway, Double-bow Girder

Bridge. 104, 108

Harbour Works, Douglas, Isle of Man, 296, 297, 300

Hartlepool, Breakwater Works, 410

Hartlepool Dock Works, 266

Health, Progress of Public, 262

Heat, Mechanical Theory of, 418, 440, 464

Heating by Gas, 8

Hedley Dial, Improved Arc for the, 270

Bindley, Mr. E. 8., Vertical Engines, 210

Hoist and Crane, Automatic, Mr. T. Thomas, 386

Hoisting and Sea-water Distilling Machinery, 334, OOQ

Holyhead Harbour and Docks, 440, 458

Horse-power, Foreign Measurement of, 141

Ince, Water Tank at, 53

India, The Coast Trade of, 301

Indian Government Colliery, The, 414

Indicator, High-speed, Mr. E. T. Darke, 172

Industrial Exhibition Company, 401

Insulator, Mr. C. E. Crighton, 107

Institute, The Anthropological •

° TKi>n ,of Plon«rh and the Wheeled Carriage, Dr.

Institute, The Constructor’s, 141

Institute, The Iron and Steel, 381

Application of the Spectroscope to the Analysis ot Iron and Steel, Mr. John Parry and Mr. Alex. E. Tucker, 348 ~

Dephosphorisation of Iron in the Bessemer Converter, Mr. R. Pink, 331. 347

Further Experiments on the Existence of Nitrogen in Iron and Steel, Mr. Alfred II. Allen, 349

Improved Apparatus for the Analysis of Blast r urnace and other Gases, Mr. J. E. Stead, 331

Manufacture of Bessemer Steel and Ingot Iron from Phosphoric Pig, Messrs. C. B. Holland and A. Cooper, 347, 342

Reactions in the Open-hearth Furnace, Mr. Arthur

Willis, 332 „ . x i

Results obtained by Testing Steel Rails at Natural and Artificially Lowered Temperatures, Mr. Demetrius Jouraffsky. 349

Separation of Silica in the Analyses of Limestones Iron Ores, and other Minerals, Mr. H. Rocholl 350

Some Physical Changes occurring in Iron at High Temperature, Mr. Wrightson, 329

Utilisation of Bye-products in the Manufacture of

Coke, Mr. Henry Simon, 347

Institute of Mining Engineers, The American:

Blast Furnace Working at the Edgar Thomson Steel

Works, Mr. Henry Kennedy, 269

Regenerative Stoves, Sketch of their History, Mr. John M. Hartman, 359

Institute of Mining Engineers, The S. Staffordshire, 171

Institution of Civil Engineers, 47, 103, 200, 228, 285, 303, 400, 456

The President’s Address, 47

Abingdon Sewerage, Mr. Charles Foote Gower, 289

Amsterdam Ship Canal, Mr. II. Hayter, 333

Drainage of Torquay, Mr. George Chatterton, 289

Election of M. de Lesseps as Honorary Member, 289

Explosive Agents applied to Industrial Purposes, Prof. Abel, 243

Iron and Steel at Low Temperatures, Mr. John James Webster, 118

Portland Cement Concrete, and Some of its Applications, Mr. E. A. Bernays, 377

Portland Cement, The Manufacture and Testing of, Mr. Gilbert R. Redgrave, 377

Portland Cement: Its Nature, Tests, and Uses, Mr. John Grant, 377

The River Thames, John Baldry Redman, 103

Strength and Elasticity of Materials, Mr. Wm. James Millar, 110

Use of Asphalt© and Mineral Bitumen in Engineering Works, Mr. W. H. Delano, 154

Weirs, Fixed and Movable, Mr. L. F. Vernon-Harcourt, 98

Weirs, Movable Dams in Indian, Mr. R. B. Buckley, 98

Institution of Civil Engineers of Ireland:

Dioptric Lenses for Gas Lighthouses, Proposed Improvements in, Mr. John S. Sloane, 422

Saw Mill Machinery, Notes on, Mr. John A. F. As-pinall, 285

Single Balk Cofferdams used in the Port of Dublin, Mr. John P. Griffith, 447

Stamping and Welding under the Steam Hammer, Mr. A. McDonnell, 154

Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders in Scotland :

The Forth and Tay Bridges, Mr. St. John Vincent Day, 162

Institution of Naval Architects :

Amsler-Laffon’s Mechanical Integrator, Mr. Merrifield, 252

Artificial Combustion, Recent Experiments in, Mr. Flannery, 252

Causes of Unscaworthiness in Merchant Steamers, Mr, Martell, 205

On the Cellular Construction of Merchant Ships, Mr. John, 224

Method of Analysing the Forms of Ships and Determining the Lengths and Angle of Entrance, Mr. A. C. Kirk, 222

Simplification of the Thermodynamics of Steam, Mr. McFarlane Gray, 227

Steam Trials of II.M S. “ Iris ” and the Resistance of Screw Propellers, Mr. J. A. Normand, 221

Steel for Shipbuilding, Mr. Barnaby, 226

Steel in the Shipbuilding Yard, Mr. Denny, 225

True Nature of the Resistance of Armour to Shot, Mr. John Scott Russell, 221

Twenty Minutes with Passenger Steamers on the Long Ferry, Mr. J. R. Ravenhill, 223

Wave Line Form of Midship Section, Mr. John 8cott Russell, 224

Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 262

President’s Address, 59

Automatic Action in Continuous Brakes, Mr. T. H. Riches, 78

Brown’s Tramway Locomotive, Mr. B. C. Browne,

Chernoff’s Papers on Steel, Mr. Anderson, 294

Fireless Locomotives, M. Francq, 59

Permanent Way for Street Tramways with Special Reference to Steam Traction, Mr. Larsen, 311

Rolling Iron and Steel Plates, Mr. Hutchinson, 78 Water Pressure Engines for Mining Purposes, Mr.

Henry Davey, 312, 313, 315

Institution, The Polytechnic, GO]

Institution, The Edinburgh Philosophical:

History and Manufacture of Steel, Prof. \ B W Kennedy, 141

Integrator, The Amsler-Laffon, 252

Ireland, Public Works in. 426, 465

Iron in Australia, 422

lion, Coal, and General Trades of Birmingham Wol-neoh??QPt,°-n’ Districts, 19, 38? 57, 75, 93,

133, lol» lb7» *85, 203, 219, 239. 255 >73 291

309, 327 345, 363, 381, 399, 415, 433, 451, 467 ’ '

v^Be?9?sphori8ation of> in the Bessemer Con-

Iron, Fracture of Cast. 342

Iring'i;nH329 Ten,pcrature- rl’ys«cal Changes Occur-

Iron, Pig, 356

Iron Production, Cleveland, 32

Iron Railway Sleepers, 83, 95, 115, 241

Iron, the Realised Price of, 284

Iron and Steel Trade, The American, 3>1

Iron and Steel, The Analysis of, by means of the Spectroscope, 348

Iron and Steel, Existence of Nitrogen in, 349

Iron and Steel, Homogeneity v. Welds in, 269

Iron and Steel at Low Temperatures, 118

Iron and Steel-making in Great Britain and Amerjca 339

Iron Surfaces, Preservation of, 339

Iron Trade, 357

Iron Trade, Americans and the, 340

Iron Trade, Foreign Tariffs and the, 162

Iron Trade, Future of the, 443

Iron Trade, 1879, North of England, 15

Iron Trade, the Northern Crude, 232, 462

Iron Trade in North Lincolnshire, 69

Iron Trade, the Northern Manufactured, 196, 340

Iron Trade, Outlook in the Northern, 86

Iron Trade, The Manufactured, Sliding Scale in, 427

Iron Trade, Staffordshire, in 1879, 33

Iron Trade, Strike in the Northern, 340

Ironclad, A United States, 276, 278, 282

Ironworks, Plant in the Market, 69

Jack-screw, Mr. Ball, 286, 299

Japanese Navy, The, 324

Jarrah Timber, 4

Kiln, Chamber, Mr. I. C. Johnson, 210

Kinfauns Castle, The, 80

Lamps, Safety, Mr. Shakespear, 173

Landslip, 456

Launch of H.M.S. Linnet, 98

Launch of an Italian Steamer, 294

Lay Torpedo, The, 243

Leaders:

1880, 11

American Rivalry, 266

Americans and the Iron Trade, 340

Artificial Diamonds, 69, 178

Artificial Production of Precious Stones, 107

Atlantic Mail Service, 392

Atlantic Passenger Steamers, 177

Atlantic Steamers, Screw Propellers for, 213

Bell-mounting, 283

Blast Furnace Work in the United States, 144

Breech-loading Question, The, 355

Bridges, Railway, Their Strength, 461

Brighton Beach, 50

Cargo Steamers, 143,161

Cement, 410

Cheapness, The Age of, 356

Cleveland, Commercial Prospects in, 427

Cleveland Iron Production, 32

Cleveland Iron Trade, 321

Cleveland Water Supply, 69

Coal and Iron Interests in Europe, 281

Coal Supply for a Century, 196

Coast Trade of India, 301

Coke as a Steam Fuel, 409

Continuous Brakes in Practice, 249

Deformities in our 80-Ton Guns, 85

Durham Iron Trade, 127

Economical Arbitration, 462

Edison Electric Light, 49, 107, 126

Effect of Clyde Water on the Sheathing of Ships, 14

Electricity a Form of Force, 105

Electricity, Progress of, 427

Engine Drivers, Warning to, 374, 410

Engineers and Manufacturers, 143

Engines in the Navy, Compound and Simple, 374

English and American Locomotives, 68, 125

English Traction Engines in the United States, 232

Foreign Tariffs and the Iron Trade, 162

Forth Bridge, 126

Good Times and Bad, 85, 105

Government and the Metropolitan Water Companies, 86

Government Water Bill, 177

Great Russian War Ship, 14

Gun, The 100-Ton, 319

Hartlepool Breakwater Works, 410

Hartlepool Dock Works, 266

House Drains, 392

Indian Government Colliery, The, 414

Ireland, Public Works in, 426

Iron, Realised Price of, 284

Iron and Steel Guns, 213

Iron and Steel Making in Great Britain and Ireland, 339

Iron Trade, Future of the, 443

Iron Trade, The Northern Crude, 462

Iron Trade in North Lincolnshire, 69

Iron Trade, Sliding Scale in the Manufactured, 427

Ironworks Plant in the Market, 69

Liability of Employers, 391

Locomotive Engine Drivers, A Warning to, 374

London Water Supply and the Authorities, 355

Marine Engines in China, 250

Marine Engines of Great Power, 265

Metropolitan Board, 391

Metropolitan Main Drainage Outfalls, Arbitration of the, 373

Metropolitan Street Improvements, The Delay in, 283

Navy Estimates, 195

North of England Blast Furnace Plant, 51

Northern Crude Iron Trade, 232

Northern Iron Trade, Strike in the, 340

Northern Manufactured Iron Trade, 196, 340

Northern Shipbuilding, 374

Northern Steel Manufacture, 392

Our Marble Supply, 106

Outlook in the Northern Iron Trade, 86

Parliament and the London Water Companies, 425

Patent, An Old, 266

Patent Laws, 196

Petroleum in Hanover, 107

Pig Iron, Production of, 356

Powders, English and Foreign, 409

Powder Ignition in Heavy Guns, 321

Preservation of Iron Surfaces, 339

Problem in Smoke Prevention, 127

Railway Capital, Growth of, 214

Railway Curves, 265

Railway Extension in Ceylon, 161

Railway Materials, Cost of, 214

Railway Passenger Traffic, 144

Railway Works, 32

Registration of Trade Marks, 107

Russian Tariff Rates on MetaS, 393

Scientific Research, 196

Shipbuilding in the United States, 32

Ships’ Pumps, 461

Slag Cement, 356

Sliding Scale for South Yorkshire, 127

Sliding Scales and Wages, 302

Steam Boiler Inspection, 320

Steamships, New Ocean, 462

Steel of the Future, 249

Steel Making in Cleveland, 126

Steel for Shipbuilding, 231

Steel, A Strange Story of, 251

Stiffening of Skeleton Piers, 50

Storms in Relation to Structures, 31

Strength of Flat Stayed Surfaces, 250

Struts and Ties, 231

Tay Bridge, The, 162

Tay Bridge Inquiry, 67, 178, 301, 319

Tay Bridge, Future of the, 49

Tay Bridge, Reconstruction of the, 444

Thames, The, and the Metropolitan Sewage, 443

“ Thunderer ” Gun Trials, 69

Tonnage Rates for Coal by Rail, 302, 321

Tonnage Rates by Rail from South Yorkshire, 214

Torpedo Boats, 284.

Tramway Locomotives, 31

Trial of Patent Actions, 162

Leaders (continued) —

Utilisation of Gas and Electricity, Glasgow Exhibition of Apparatus for, 462

Walsall Boiler Explosion, 374, 425

Water Meters in Middlesborough, 51

Water Supply of Aberystwyth and Bala, G7

Leather, Waterproof, 371

Legal Intelligence: —

Brunton's Patent, 428

Saxby and Another v. the Gloucester Wagon Co., Limited, 159

Von Heyden v. Neustadt, 209

Lesseps, M. de, 288, 412

Letters to the Editor :—

“American,” Foundering of the, S. H. Terry, 403

“American/’ Loss of the, J. A., 395

Armstrong 10'J-ton Gun, Failure of, X., 394

Atlantic Steamers, T. J., 216

Austrian Hungarian Patent Laws, Carl Pieper, 316

Ball’s Screw Jack, T. Titley, 299

Bell Hanging, Foreman Fitter, 280, 299, 316

Bell Hanging, Moore, Holmes, and Mackenzie, 299

Blast Furnace Work in the United States, E. A.

Cowper, 158

Blow Pipes? Large, W. H. B., 409

Blowing Apparatus? W. T., 265

Boiler Explosions at Ironworks, John Hayes, 403

Boiler Explosions at Ironworks, G. D. Hughes, 403

Boiler Insurance Companies, Boiler, 8

Boiler Stays, Strength of, J. H. Wicksteed, 394

Boilers, Furnace, Henry Hiller, 418

Boilers, Shortness of Water in, B. Heginbottom, 418

Borehole, A Deep, S. A. Scratchley, 301

Brighton Waterworks, B. M. A., 216

Buckley’s Pistons, A. G. H., 283

Building Exhibition, The, R. H. Williams and Sons, 299

Calcining Kilns? Oxide, 105

Cement for Stone Steps, R. T. T., 443

Cigarette Machines? A. C., 461

Coal Gas in 1810—A Prophecy, J. J. Talman, 228

Cochran’s Boilers, Cochran and Co., 301

Compound Engines, John King and Co., 299

Compressed Air Locomotives, J. R. Clipperton, 465

Compressed Air Locomotives, L. and E. Delettrez, 464

Compressed Air Locomotives, Observer, 464

Compressed Air Locomotives, G. B. Wilson, 464

Constructors’ Institute, A. Leahy, 141

Consuming Smoke ? Baker, 373

Cord of Wood ?F., 443

Corrosion of Well Water Tanks ? J. A., 105

Cleaning Water Mains, J. C. Stark and Co., 419

Cleansing Wrought Iron Tubes, Paracelsus, 49

Cleansing Wrought Iron Tubes ? W. R., 11

Clifton Suspension Bridge, Thomas Airey, 391

Clifton Suspension Bridge ? Lila, 339

Clifton Suspension Bridge, W. B. T., 335, 403

Cloth-cutting Machines ? W. H. H., 125

Creosote Stills, J. J. Vaughan, 298

Crumlin Viaduct, The, Henry N. Maynard, 316

Cupola Practice, No. 1 Pig, 265

Dioptric Apparatus in Lighthouses for the Electric Light, David M. Henderson, 246

Drawing ? Cheap Treatises on, Indian Ink, 373

“ Eagle ” Steam Packing ? B. C., 391

Elephant Boilers, Inquirer, 28

Elephant Boilers, T. B. Lightfoot, 64

Engine Drivers, Warning to, C. E. S., 394,403, 418

Excavators at Calais Harbour, II. D. Fabricius, 419

Foot-boards, Continuous, C. W. V., 419

Foreign Measurement of Horse Power, A. Cameron, 141

Forth Bridge, W. H. Bidder, 280

Forth Bridge, The, Will. Young Black, 228, 299

Foundering of the “ American/’ S. H. Terry, 370 Frost and Cement ? T. Y., 31

Furnace “A” of the Edgar Thomson Steel Works, Taws and Hartman, 259

Gas Engines, J. E. H. Andrew, 216

Gas Engines, Dynamometer, 171

Gas Engines, Simon, Beechey, and Co., 171

Gas Engines, Robt. Wilson, 158

Gas Retort Stoking Machines, Adam Woodward and Sons, 228

Gearing? W. B., 425

Girders, Depth of, Robt. H. Bow, 333

Grosser Kurfuerst, J. and W. Gwynne, 29

Grosser Kurfuerst, Gwynne and Co., per W.H. Allen, 65

Grossei Kurfuerst, S. W. Maquay, 8, 46, 83

Heat-resisting Paint? Subscriber, 195

Heating by Gas, J. S. J., 8

Hooping Cotton Bales? Cotton, 143

Horse Nail Pointing Machines? F. Y., 213

Horseshoe Magnets? G. L., 391

Hydraulic Jute and Cotton Presses, C. E. 8., 29

India-rubber Fabrics? Thin, C. A. W., 213

Iron Sleepers, John Emile Monnier, 83 Ireland, Public Works in, Slick, 465

Jarrah Timber, McLean Bros, and Rigg, 4

Jet Propelled Steamers ? J. R., 373

Lighting Railway Carriages, G. Bower, 28, 65

Lighting Railway Carriages, Hugo Pischon, 28, 46

Links in the History of the Locomotive, G. F. B. L-, 280

Links in the History of the Locomotive, H. A. F., 298

Links in the History of the Locomotive, Thos. Hunt, 82

Logical Definitions of Scientific Terms, Carter Draper, 4

Lubricant for Gas Engine Cylinders? J. W., 105

Machine for Grinding Hand-saw Teeth, X., 143

Marine Engines of Great Power, B. C., 280

Marine Engines, Management of, A Third Engineer, 440

Marine Governors, D. J. Dunlop, 8

Marine Engine Governors, Wm. Murdoch, 259

Mathematical Problem, A, W. D. H., 228

Measuring the Inside Diameter of Cylinders, Instrument for, D. Giegly, 259

Measuring Wind Gusts, W. T. Farquhar, 370

Mechanical Theory of Heat, <!>•. n., 419, 464

Mechanical Theory of Heat, Walter R. Browne, 440

Mechanical Theory of Heat, W. J. Millar, 464

Mechanical Theory of Heat, Staines, 464

Mechanical Theory of Heat, Clausius on, Walter R.

Browne, 299

Metalline, Spinner and Manufacturer, 171

Narrow Gauge Railways? T. O. 8., 195

New Zealand Railways? F., 339

New Zealand Railways, B. Dawson, 355

Non-conducting Coatings? J. M., 355

Non-conducting Paint for Ships ? A very Old Subscriber, 161

Oil for Gas Engines? J. W., 49

Panama Canal, C. H. W., 5

Pattern Letters ? J. T. T., 85

Permanent Way for Street Tramways, J. D. Larsen, 370

Permanent Way for Street Tramways, Spielmann and Co., 394

Poncelet Wheels ? J. D. J., 301

Poncelet Water-wheels, Henry Allchin, 319

Portland Cement, Adulteration of, A Cement Manufacturer, 123

Power Transmission by Wire Ropes? J. K., 49

Premium Resident Engineers? A Young Engineer, 11

Pressure Gauge for Very Small Pressures, Robt. Gill, 122

Problem Concerning Belts, A. R., 440

Problem in Physics, A. G. Murray, 403

Problem in Physics, C. L., 419

Problem in Physics, Gravity, 360, 395

Problem in Physics, Verax, 370, 403

Pulleys, Loose, A. H. Bateman and Co., 333

Rail Sections and Tests, Inspecting Engineer, 370

Railway Swing Bridges ? S. M., 319

Railways, The Wear and Tear on, The Desirability of a More Efficient Experimental Control Over, S. Tolver, Preston, 370

Letters to the Editor (continued)—

Rating of Machinery, J< s. Potts, jun., 158

Regulator for Controlling the Admission of Feedwater to Steam Boilers, James Finney, 259

Regulator for Controlling the Admission of Feedwater to Steam Boilers, L. D. J. IT., 228

Roberts’s Tide Predicting Machine, Edward Roberts, 11

Rutherglen Accident, The, I. N. A., 440

Rutherglen Railway Accident, The, Editor of the English Mechanic and World of Science, 465

Safety Valve : How to Improve it, Robert Gill, 5

Sail-cloth Making Machines ? N. T., 11

Sanitary Appliances, William Bennett, 418

Sanitary Appliances, William Young Black, 418

Saw-mill Machinery, J. Davis, 2£9

Screwing Machines ? T. J. P., 49

Screw Piles ? Pier, 443

Screw Propellers for Atlantic Steamers, J. Fortescue Flannery, 246

Screw Propulsion, Robert H. Armit, 29

Sewage Farms, F., 65, 103

Sewage Irrigation, Irrigator, 83

Signal Guns ? T. W. G., 31

Slag Glass ? H. B., 125

Speed Regulator, William Tighe Hamilton, 418

Spence’s Metal, Berger Spence, 283

Steam Engine Governor ? S B. and Co., 339

Steam Engine Inspection, R. Charles Longridge, 333

Steam Gauge, The Inventor of, Sydney Smith, 122

Steam Gauge, The Inventor of, George Stephenson, 122

Steam Gauges, Joseph Casartelli, 440

Steam Gauges, Ex-Gauge Maker, 440

Steam Gauges, J. F. Fonblanque, 440

Steam Gauges, Lex, 440

Steam Gauges, F. C. Southwell, 440

Steamers’ Pumps, C. E., 403

Steamers’ Pumps, R. E. M., 440

Steamship “ Adriatic,” The, Chief Engineer, 249

Steamship “ Adriatic?” T. J. B., 195

Steamships “ Adriatic ” and “ Great Britain ’’John

Hartley, 213

Steamship “ Anthracite,” The, W. H. Harris, 465

Steamship “ Great Britain?” Sen ex, 195

Steel Castings ? Small, J. S., 31

Steel Chain ? Proof Strain, 105

Steel Stencil Plates? F. G. M. S., 213

Strains on Bed-plates, A Student, 355

Straw Wrapping Round Thrashing Machine Drums?

C. P., 67

Strength cf Wrought Iron Crane Jibs? Varidsea, 85

Struts and Ties, Alfred E. Ottewell, 280

Taper Ropes, Charles D. West, 280

Tapioca Machines ? A. C., 425

Tay Bridge, A. R., 29

Tay Bridge, G. W. Camphuis, 46

Tay Bridge, David Cunningham, 64

Tay Bridge, Electrical Tyro, 64

Tay Bridge, The, Engineer, 46

Tay Bridge, E. G. B., 82

Tay Bridge, Great George-street, 29

Tay Bridge, A. E. W. Gwyn, 29

Tay Bridge, A. Percival Heywood, 64

Tay Bridge, II. G. S., 82

Tay Bridge, J. J. T., 46

Tay Bridge, J. S., 46

Tay Bridge, David Kirkaldy, 333

Tay Bridge, Wentworth Lascelles Scott, 4

Tay Bridge, Charles Lean, 123

Tay Bridge, T. B. Lightfoot, 82

Tay Bridge, W. J. Millar, 360

Tay Bridge, H. Nabholz, 28, 64

Tay Bridge, Hamilton W. Pendred, 46

Tay Bridge, Pier, 82, 123

Tay Bridge, R. M., 360

Tay Bridge, Charles Sean, 64

Tay Bridge, Charles Stewart, M.A., 4, 82, 102

Tay Bridge, S., 102

Tay Bridge, T. K., 64, 82

Tay Bridge, Wig, 46

Tay Bridge, James Wright, 333

Tay Bridge, W. C. L., 82

Tay Bridge, W. J. M., 46

Tea Withering and Preparing Machinery E. R. D., 31

Tee Iron, Strength of ? E. D. W., 125

Testing Cement, H. Faija, 64

Testing Cement, Arthur Jacob, 28

Testing Cement, P. F. McC., 5

Testing Cranes? R. G., 265

Testing Feed-water, Paracelsus, 161

Testing Feed-water? Winton, 143

Testing Machines for Iron ? W. B., 105

Testing the Wearing Qualities of Bearing Metals ? C. N.A., 67

Theory of the Compound Engine, Joseph Henry, 8

Theory of the Compound Engine, John Turnbull, jun., 28

Thin Iron Foil or Leaves, Paracelsus, 161

Tide Mills, Paracelsus, 161

Tide Mills? R. H. M., 67. 143, 195

Tires, The Wear of, R. Hadfield, 141

Ties, The Wear of, S. Jones, 122

Tramway Locomotives, Henry Hughes, 46

Tramway Permanent Way, Spielmann and Co., 333

Transmission of Power by Wire Ropes, E. E. M., 83

Turbine v. Overshot Wheel ? T. W. H., 231

Turbines, Efficiency of, An American Engineer, 228

Turbines, Efficiency of, A. M. Brown, 102, 158

Turbines, Efficiency of, Wm. Donaldson, 64, 102, 141, 171 228 259

Turbines,’Efficiency of, J. Peters, 123, 158, 216

Turbines, Efficiency of, Pinx Gryph, 82, 122, 158, 216

Turbines, Efficiency of, R., 158

Twin Screws? Working, A. F., 425

Uchatius Bronze Steel Guns ? W. J. E. N., 195

Useless Boiler Surface, T. B. Lightfoot, 8

Utilising Town Refuse, Isaac Shone, 98

Utilising Town Refuse .Town Refuse, 28

Valves, Safety, J. Hopkinson and Co., 28

Valves, Stop, E. R. and F. Turner, 8

Vermicelli-Maccaroni-Starch, R., 409

Virtual Length, J. Melan, 102

Walsall Boiler Explosion, Observer, 395, 418

Waterproof Leather: Patent Anhydrous Leather Company, 371

Wavish Economiser, The, I. Copley and Co., 8

Wheel Castings? Small, E. R. D., 67

Wheel Gearing ? C. L. H., 49

Wilson’s Safety Valve, J. M. N. Atock, 418

Wind on Trains ? Effect of, Meteorologist, 31

Wire Rope, Street Railroads, David R. Smith, 65

Woodworking Machinery, M. Powis Bale, 403

Work in a Pound of Steam, C. A. Matthey, 102

Work in a Pound of Steam, The, G. Pinnington, 28

Liability of Employers, 391, 393

Lighting Railway Carriages, 14, 46, 65

Literature:

Abhandlung fiber den Thomas Gilchrist’schen Process des Verbessemerns, Phosphorhaltiger Roh-eisensorten, J. Gangl von Ehrcnwerth 462

Blow-pipe Analysis, J. Landauer, 127

Building Materials of Otago and South New Zealand, generally, W. N. Blair, 162

Car Builders’ Dictionary, The, Matthias W. Forney, assisted by Leander Garey and Calvin A. Smith, 233

Catalogue of Books and Papers Relating to Electricity, Magnetism, the Electric Telegraph, &c., Including the Ronalds Library, Sir Francis Ronalds, 410

Chemical Denudation in Relation to Geological Time, T. Mellard Reade, 51

Clarendon Press Series, Geodesy, Col. A. F. Clarke, 444

Elementary Treatise on the Theory of Strains m Various Engineering Structures of Wood and Iron, Col. H. T. Rogers, 162

Euclid and his Modern Rivals, Charles L. Dodgson, 127

Literature (continued')—

Lehrbuch der Scbiffbaukunde, Erster Theil, dio Theoric des Schiffes, Bearbcitet von Victor Lut-schaunig. 462

Manual of Power for Machines, Shafts, and Belts, with the History of Cotton Manufacture in the United States, Samuel Webber, 32

Mechanical Theory of Heat, R. Clausius, 197, 251, 284

Metallurgy, the Art of Extracting Metals from their Ores, John Percy, 340

Nautisch-technisches Worterbuch der Marine, Deutsch, Italianisch, Franzbsisch, u. Englisch, Bearbeitet von. P. E. Dabovich, 462

Physical, Historical, Political, and Descriptive Geography, Keith Johnston, 410

Pocket Mining Atlas, Edwin Bolitho, 411

Practical Arbitrator, The: A Treatise Designed more particularly for the Use of Lay Arbitrators, Charles Jackson, 196

Programme der Koniglichen Rhenisch-westfa-lischen Technischen Hochschule zu. Aachen fur den Cursus 1879-80, 462

Report on the Geology of the Henry Mountains, G K. Gilbert, 266

Sewage Disposal, Mr. H. Robinson, 178

Shipowner’s and Engineer’s Guide to the Marine Engine, William Allan, 321

Six Lectures on Physical Geography, Rev. Samuel Haughton, 357

Steel, its History, Manufacture, Properties, and Uses, J. S, Jeans, 302

Tables of Metric Measure, and their English Equivalents, G. M. Borns, 232

Technical Vocabulary, English and German, Dr. J. F. Wershoven, 107

Technische Mittheilungen des Schweizerischen Ingenieur-und-Architekten Vereins, Heft, 17, 19. 462

Telegraph in America, The: Its Founders, Promoters, and Noted Men, James D. Reid, 214

Torpedoes and Torpedo Warfare, C. W. Sleeman, 144

Transactions of the Institution of Naval Architects, 1879, 107

Traverse Tables, Computed to 4 places Decimals for every Minute of Angle up to 100 of Distance, Richard Lloyd Gurden, 427

Treatise on Hygiene and Public Health, edited by Albert H. Buck, 69, 86

Treatise on Statics, Containing the Fundamental Principles of Electrostatics and Elasticity, G. M. Minchin, 375

Wood-working Machinery: Its Rise, Progress, and Construction, M. Powis Bale. 393

Locomotive Engine for the Lille and Haubourdin Tramway, Mr. J. Hughes, 388, 390

Locomotive, Fast Passenger, Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Company, 408, 412

Locomotive Engine, Links in the History of the, 41, 77, 82, 139, 199, 280, 298

Locomotive Tramway, Mr. Brown, 59

Locomotives, American, and their Cost, 304

Locomotives, Compressed Air, 445, 464

Locomotives, English and American, 68, 125

Locomotives, Fireless, 59

Locomotives on the Hull and Selby, 1844, and Stock-ton and Darlington Railways, 1830, 41, 45

Locomotives, Tramway, 31

Locomotives, Russian and English, 1847, 1861, 191,199

Locomotives, Tramway, 46

“Loftus Perkins,” The Tyne Ferry Steamer, 2, 3, 6, 7

Logical Definitions of Scientific Terms, 4

London Water Supply, 341, 355

London Sea Water Supply Company, 388

London Waterworks, 106

Machinery, The Rating of, 118

McKenzie and McBude, Messrs., Gorse Mill, 109

MacNeill, Sir John, 197, 215

Madras Harbour Works, 262

Main Sewering and Water Supply Works, Type Drawings for Systems of, Mr. Robert Rawlinson, 211, 216, 233, 234, 419, 420

Manchester, New Central Station, Staging at and

Roof of, 122, 124, 163, 164, 171, 176

Mandrils, Something about, 29

Marble Supply, Our, 106

Marine Engines, Management of, 440

Maskelyne, Prof., 259

Mathematical Problem, A, 228

Measuring the Inside Diameter of Cylinders, 259

Metalline, 171

Metropolitan Board, The, 391

Metropolitan Main Drainage Outfalls, Arbitration on, 373

Metropolitan Street Improvements, Delay in, 283

Miantonomoh, The, United States Turret Ship, 276; 278, 282

Miscellanea, 9, 25, 43, 61, 90, 99, 119, 137, 155, 175, 193, 212, 229, 247, 263, 281, 295, 317, 337,353, 367, 389, 407, 423, 441, 455

Mississippi, the Impounding of the Waters of the, 256

Morin, General, 127

Motor, a Novel Small, 279

Naval Engineer Appointments, 24, 52,70, 89, 171, 268, 299, 381, 385, 428, 454

Naval Ordnance, The New Direetor of, 270

Navy Estimates, 195

Navy, New Vessels for the, 439

Nevada, Silver Mining in, 95

Nevada, Silver Mining in, The Sutro Tunnel and

Comstock Lode, 257

New Orleans Harbour, 454

Newent Collieries, Pumping Engines at, 27, 85

Nickel-Plated Tubes, 333

Nickel Plating Company’s Works at Stockton, 303

North of England, 19, 38, 57, 75, 93, 114, 133, 151, 167, 185, 203, 219, 239, 255, 273, 291, 309, 327, 346, 363, 382, 399, 415, 434, 451, 468

North of England Blast Furnace Plant, 51

Notes from Lancashire, 19, 38, 57, 75, 93, 113, 133, 151, 167, 185, 203, 219, 239, 255, 273, 291, 309, 327, 345, 363, 381, 399, 415, 433, 451, 467

Notes and Memoranda, 9, 25, 43, 61, 90, 99, 119, 137, 155, 175, 193, 212, 229, 247, 263, 281, 295, 317, 337, 353, 367, 389, 407, 423, 441, 455

Notes from Scotland, 20, 40, 58, 76, 94, 113, 134, 152, 168, 185, 203, 219, 240, 256, 274, 292, 309, 328, 345, 363, 382, 400, 416, 434, 452, 468

Notices to Correspondents, 11, 31, 49, 67, 85,105, 1 143, 161, 177, 195, 213, 230, 249, 265, 283, 301, 319, 339, 355, 373, 891, 409, 425, 443, 461

Obituary :

Ansted, Professor, 393

Cameron, Mr. John, 376

Haddan, Mr. J. L., 256

Macneill, Sir John, 197, 215

Oil District of America, 24

Ordnance, Application of Steel to the Construction of,

453

Otto Bicycle, The, 34

Outridge’s Engine, Steam Launch Fitted with, 439

Ozone, Production of, during the Combustion of Coal

Gas, 171

Palliser Gun Experiments, 169

Panama Canal, The, 5

Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean Railway, Coupled

Engine, 14

Parkes Museum of Hygiene, The, 14

Parliament and the London Water Companies, 425

Patent Actions, The Trial of, 162

Patent, An Old, 266

Patent Laws 19

Patent Laws, Austrian-Hungarian, 316

Patent Office, American, 106

Patented Inventions in France, Working, 447

Patents, Ruined through, 139

Penholder, A. New, 216

Permanent Way, Beland Rail Drill, 412

Permanent Way, Roller Wedge Chair, 439

Permanent Way for Street Tramways, 311, 3/0

Permanent Way, Wrought Iron, Mr. A. J. Acaster. 304

Petroleum Fields of Russia, 259

Petroleum in Hanover, 107

Phare Gas Lantern and Burner, 210

Physics, Problem in, 360, 370

Pier, Iron Promenade. Skegness, 42, 44, 62, 72

Piers, Braced, for Bridges, 435

Piers, Skeleton, Stiffening of, 50

Pipe Bend and Union, Mr. J. J. Royle, 53

Pipe Joint, Painter’s, 181

Piston, Mr. Rowan, 235

Plough and the Wheeled Carriage, Origin of, 220

Plug, Mud, for Portable Engines, 53

Polytechnic Institution, 60

Portland Cement, Adulteration of, 123

Portland Cement, Concrete, and some of its Applications, 377

Portland Cement, its Manufacture, Testing, and Uses, 377

Powder, Ignition in Heavy Guns, 321

Powders, English and Foreign, 409

Prices Current of Metals, Oils, and Timber, 20, 4 \ 58, 76, 94,114, 134, 152, 168, 186, 204, 219, 240, 256, 274, 292, 309, 328, 346, 361, 382, 400, 416, 434, 452, 468

Presses, Hydraulic. Jute and Cotton, 29

Private Bills in Parliament, 60, 87, 98, 118, 145, 174, 192, 209, 227

Problem in Physics, 395, 403, 419

Pulley, Slit, Smithfield Club Show, 71

Pulleys, Loose, 333

Pumping Engines at Newent Collieries, 27, 35

Pumping Engines at Staveley, Old and New, No. I. to

III., 79, 84, 199, 365, 368, 369, 417, 424, 438

Pumps, Steamers’, 440, 461

Punching Machine, American, 71

Rail Sections and Tests, 370

Railway Accidents in France, 109

Railway Capital, Growth of, 214

Railway Carriage, Western Railway of France, 253

Railway Carriages, Lighting, 28

Railway Carriage Lighting, Continental, Pintsch’s

System, 293, 341

Railway Construction in the United States, 310

Railway Curves, 265

Railway Extension in Ceylon, 161

Railway, The Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 88

Railway Materials, Cost of, 214

Railway Matters, 9, 25, 43, 61, 90, 99,119,137, 155,175, 193, 212, 229, 247, 263, 281, 295, 317, 337, 353, 367, 389, 407, 423, 441, 455

Mines, Accidents in, Visit of the Royal Commission on, to South Yorkshire, 375

Railway Passenger Traffic, 144

Railway Works, 32

Railways in Kent, 393

Railways, Rope Street, 33

Railways, Swiss, 140

Railways, Virtual Length of. 15

Railways, The Wear and Tear on, and the Desirability of more Efficient Experimental Control over, 370

Ramsgate Surveyorship, The, 333

Rating of Machinery, 153, 158

Regulator for Controlling the Admission of Feed Water to Boilers, 228, 259

Regulator, Steam, Mr. Stannab, 421

Reservoir, Service, Adelaide Waterworks Extension, 101

Reynard, AL Leonce, 159

River Water. 235

Roads, Repair of, 60

Roads and Road-making, Mr. W. Shelford, 54

Rolling Iron and Steel Plates, 78

Roof Construction in the Middle Ages, 324

Royal Albei t Dock, The, 454, 457

Royal Commission on Accidents in Alines, and the

South Yorkshire Coalfield, 385

Rudder Pins, Lead, 294

Russia* Agricultural Machinery and Implements in, 458

Russian Locomotives, Air. Ross Winans, 191, 194,199

Russian Tariff Rates on Aletal, 393

Russian War Ship, A Great, 14

Rutherglen Accident, The, 249, 410 440, 465

St. Gothard Tunnel, 170, 180, 181, 324

Sand Distributor, Air. Chamber’s, 438

Sanitary Appliances, 418

Sardinia, Mineralogy of, Society of Engineers, 123

Saw Guard, Circular, Mr. E. R. Dale, 268

Saw Al ill Machinery, 285, 299

Science, Progress of, 437

Scientific Research, 196

Screw Propellers for Atlantic Steamers, 246

Screw Propellers, Fitting, Messrs. John Jones and Sons, 52 . . -

Screw Propellers, the Resistance of, 221

Screw Propulsion, 29

Sentries, Mechanical, 262

Sewage, 294 _ , , _r

Sewage, Apparatus for Removing Suspended Matters from, Messrs. Parrot and Good, 456

Sewage Disposal, On, 23, 123

Sewage Disposal at West Derby, 280

Sewage Farms, 65, 103

Sewage Irrigation, 83

Sewage of Rotherham, 437 , _ . . . onn

Sewage Pumping Machinery at Twickenham, 299

Sewage Works at Twickenham, 103

Sewer Traps, 243, 244

Sewerage, The Abingdon, 288

Sewers, Town, Mr. Hewson, 388

Shaft, Sinking of, in Flintshire, 286

Shakespeare, Mr., Safety Lamps, 173

Sheaf-binders, 341

Sheffield District, 19, 38, 57, 75, 93, 113, 133, lol, 167, 185, 203, 219, 239, 255, 274, 291, 309, 327, 315, 363,381, 399, 415, 433, 451, 467

Shipbuilding on the Clyde, 71, 412

Shipbuilding, Northern, 374

Shipbuilding on the Tyne, 52

Shipbuilding in the United States, 32

Ships, Dangerous, 202

Ships, Lines of, 216

Ships, Merchant, Cellular Construction of, 224

Ships, Method of Analysing the Forms of, 222

Ships’ Pumps, 440, 461

Signal, Marine Safety, Capt. Wm. Barker, 411

Signalling, Underground, 395

Silica, The Separation of, in the Analyses of Limestones, Iron Ores, and other Minerals, 350

Silver Mining in Nevada, 95, 383

Silver Mining in Nevada, The Sutro Tunnel and Comstock Lode, 257

Skegness, Iron Promenade Pier, 42, 44, 62, 72

Skegness Waterworks, 109

Slag Cement, 356

Sleepers, Iron, 115

Sliding Scales and Wages, 301

Smoke Prevention, Problem in, 127

Society of Arts, 33, 72, 240, 422, 410

Society, The Chemical, 235, 262

Production of Ozone during the Combustion of Coal

Gas, Mr. R. H. Ridout, 171

River Water, Prof. Tidy, 235

Society, Civil and Mechanical Engineers’ : Fracture of Cast Iron, Mr. James Love, 342

Society of Engineers, 109, 454

Inaugural Address of the President, 123

Design and Reconstruction of the Tay Bridge, Mr.

Graham Smith. 328

Distilling and Hoisting Machinery for Sea-going Vessels, Mr. Hamilton Weldon Pendred, 335

Mineralogy of Sardinia, Mr. C. J. Alford, 123

Modern Machinery for Preparing Macadam for

Roads, Mr. C. E. Hall, 123

Modern Tramway Construction, Mr. W. Jones, 123

Pits and Hauling Machinery for the San Domingos Mines, Mr. Joseph Bernays, 123

On Sewage Disposal, Mr. Henry Robinson, 23, 123 Utilisation of Coal Slack in the Manufacture of Coke

for Smelting, Mr. G. M. Ward, 174

Society, King’s College Engineering :

Beauty in Architecture, Mr. C. E. Bradley, 192

Bridges over the Thames at London, Past and Present, Mr. A. T. Walmsley, 192

Water Supply, Mr. A. J. Cipron, 192

Society, The Liverpool Engineering :

Homogeneity v. Welds in Iron and Steel, Mr. F. B.

Salmon, 269

House Sewage, Mr. E. H. Allies, 146

Retaining Walls, Mr. W. Wilkinson Squire, 171

Sewage, Mr. O. S. Pilkington, 294

Sinking of a Shaft in Flintshire, <fec., Mr. Wm. C.

Pagan, 286

Subsoil Waters and their Drainage, Mr. E. M. Touzeau, 236

Society, The Meteorological, 46, 83, 240

The Frost of December, 1879, over the British Isles, W. Marriott, 184

Meteorology of Mozufferpore, Tirhoot, for the Year 1879, by Charles N. Pearson, 386

Sketch of the Winds and Weather experienced in the N. Atlantic between Latitudes 30 deg. and 50 deg. during February and March, 1880, by Charles Harding, 386

Typhoons in China, 1877 and 1878, Lieut. A. Carpenter, 184

Variations in the Barometric Weight of the Lower Atmospheric State in India, Prof. E. Douglas Archibald, 386

Wind Force and Velocity during the Tay Bridge Storm, R. H. Scott, 181

Society of Mining Students, The British :

Taper Ropes of Uniform Tensile Strength Throughout, Prof. A. S. Herschel, 265

Society of Mining Students, The British

Underground Signalling, W. IL Routledge. 395

Society, The Physical:

Flow of Liquids, Mr. R. H. Ridout, 201

Society of Telegraph Engineers, 87 _

South Kensington Museum, 14, 35, bo, 89, iiu, 174, 192, 210, 228, 256, 260, 28o, 303, 328, 3b0, 428, 437, 465

Spain, Notes from, 72 _ „ „ t x

Speed Regulator, New, Mr. H R. Barnhurst, 418 . ... -

141,

412,

260, 285, 303, 328, 366,

401,

Stamping and Welding under the Steam Hammer,

Staveley, Pumping Engines at, 79, 84, 199, 417, 424, 438

Steam Launch for the Ganges, Messrs. Miller and

Tupp, 121

Steam Navigation on the Thames, 223

Steam, The Thermodynamics of, 22 7

Steam, Work in a Pound of, 28, 102

Steamers, Atlantic Passenger, 177

Steamers, Merchant, Unseaworthiness in, 205

Steamers’ Pumps, 403

Steamers, Stern-wheel Mail, 42, 48

S.S. “ Anthracite,” The, 465

Steamships, New Ocean, 463

Steel, Dr. Cbernoff’s Papers on, 294

Steel of the Future, The, 249

Steel, History and Manufacture of, 141

Steel Making, Progress of, in Cleveland, 126

Steel Manufacture, Northern, 163, 392

Steel Rails Tested at Natural and Artificially Lowered

Temperatures, 349

Steel for Shipbuilding, 225, 226, 231

Steel Ships. 412

Steel, A Strange Story of, 251

Stocks, Dies, Taps, and Wrenches, Mr. McCormack, 421

Stockton and Darlington Railway, 1847, Coal Engine, 139, 140

Stone Breaker and Crane, Self-moving, Mr. Hall, 71

Storms in Relation to Structures, 31

Stott, Mr., Gas Regulator, 210

Stoves, Hot-blast, for a Pair of Furnaces, Mr. E. A.

Cowper, 351, 354, 357

Stoves, Regenerative, Sketch of their History, 359

Strength and Elasticity of Materials, 110

Struts and Ties, 231, 280

Subsoil Waters and their Drainage, 236

Sulphates, their Effect on Lime Mortar, 388

Sutro Tunnel, 96

Swiss Railways, 140

Taper Ropes of Uniform Tensile Strength Throughout 267, 280

Tay Bridge, The :

After the Accident, 10

Bird’s Eye View of its Site, 21

Detail of Expansion Rollers, 21

Position of the Wrecked Train, 22

Piers of the Principal Spans, 26

Elevation of Main Spans and Details, 30

Its Future, 49

The Inquiry, 49, 67, 87, 178, 188, 192, 301, 319, 352

The Fallen Girder, from a Photograph, 88

Ground Plan of Pier Top, 88

The Perthshire Chamber of Commerce on, 132

Mr. St. J. V. Day’s Visit to, 162

The Ruins of, 227, 230, 259, 264

Design and Re-construction of, 328

The Columns of, 360

The Storm, 350

Mr. Law’s Report on, 384

Re-construction of, 444

Letters Relative to, 4, 23, 29, 46, 61, 82, 102, 123.

133, 333, 360

Technical Education, 252

Technical Schoo], Bradford, 437

Technical Science Classes, City, 371

Technological Examinations, 132, 274

Telegraphs, Pneumatic, 179

Telegraphs in Tasmania, 33

Temple Bar, 256

Tenders :

Aberystwith Water Supply from Plynlimmon, Mr.

Thos. 8. Stroke, Engineer, 360

Mountsorrel North and Mountsorrel South Drainage, Messrs. Hodson, Price, and Hodson, 159

Much Hadham Sewerage, Messrs. Smith and Austin 159

Notting Hill Infirmary, Messrs. IT. Saxon Snell and Sons, Architects, Messrs. T. Potter and Sons’ accepted, 376

Pwllheli Waterworks, 465

Saltley (Birmingham) Sewerage Works, 465

Sileby (Leicestershire) Main Drainage, Messrs

Hodson, Price, and Hodson, 159

Wigan Tramways, Mr. C. H. Beloe, 159

Wymeswold (Leicestershire) Drainage, Messrs.

Hodson, Price, and Hodson, 159

Testing Cement, 5, 28, 61

Thames, Conservators of the River, and the Metropolitan B >ard of Works, 3< 1, 3<3

Thames and the Metropolitan Sewage, The, 4 43

Thames, The River, 10 J

Thames Valley Drainage, Lower, 431

Theory of the Compound Engine, 8, 23

Thermoscope, New, 412

“ Thunderer” Gun Trials, 69

“Thunderer’s ” Guns, The, 258, 261

“Thunderer” Gun, The Bursting of the, 97, 117, 153

Tires, Wear of, 122, 141

Tonnage Rates for Coal by Rail, 302

Tonnage Rates by Rut from South Yorkshire, 214

Tonnage Rates for Coal by R ail and the Royal Commission, 321

Tool Holder, Mr. Phillips’, 423

Torpedo B jats, 284

Torpedo Boats : their Steering Capabilities. 23

Torpedo, The Lay, 243, 211

Torquay, M dn Drainage of, 288

Town Refuse, Utilising. 28

Trade Marks, Registration of, 107

Trade Marks in Switzerland, 279

Tramway, Grooveless, Mr. Edge, Brunswick, 80

Tramway Permanent Way. 333

Tramways, Construction of, Society of Engineers, 123

Transmission of Power by Wire Ropes, 83

Treadle Motion, Mr. John Romig, 190

Trestle Piers. The Bracing of, 227

Trial Trip, 395

Trial Trip of the Steamship “ Avon,” 310

Trial Tiip of the Steamship “ Bedibou,” 118

Trial Trip of a Telegraph Steamer, 216

Tube Cleaning Rings, Automatic, Mr. W. Paulson, 235

Turbines, Efficiency of, 61, 82, 102, 122, 123, 141, 158

171, 216, 228, 259

Twickenham Sewage Works, 103

Tyne Ferry Steamer “ Loftus Perkins,” The, 2, 3, 6, 7

Typhoons in China, 181

United States Patent Office, Rules of the, 233

Valve Gear, Mr. John Gray, 41

Valve (Klotz), Safety, Mr. J. C. Wilson, 358, 418

Valves, Safety, 5. 28

Valves, Stop, 8

Virtual Length, 102

Visits in the Provinces :

Barrow Shipbuilding Company’s Works, Barrow-in-Furness, 463

Nickel Plating Company’s Works at Stockton, 303

Steel Works at Eston, 116

Volga-Don Railway, Goods Locomotive 138, 139

Volga-Don Railway, Locomotive Engine for, Mr.

Thomas Urquhart, 372, 376

Wages of Railway Servants, GO

Wales and Adjoining Counties, 20. 40 58, 76, 91, 114, 134, 152, 168, 186, 204, 219, 240, 256, 274, 292, 309, 328, 346, 364, 382, 400, 434, 452, 468

Walls, Retaining, 171

Walsall Boiler Explosion, 374, 395, 418. 125

Warning to Engine Drivers, 374, 394, 40 , 410, 418, 440, 465

Water Ejector, Self-acting, Messrs. Vaughan and Son, 342

Water Meters in Middlesbrough, 51

Water Bill, The Government, 177

Water Supply, 192

Water Supply of Aberystwyth and B da, 67

Waterworks, London, 106

Waterworks, Skegness, 109

Wave Line Form of Midship Section, 221

Wavish Economiser. Tire, 8

Weirs, Fixed and Movable, 93

Weirs, Movable Dams in Indian, 98

Western Railway of France, Railway Carriage, 253

Westinghouse Brake, Testimony to the Value of. 4-9

Wheel and Radial Motion for Tram-cars. Mr. J

Smith, 297

Wheel Railway, The Hecla, 456

Wilson’s Compound Armour, Experiments with, 417

Wilson’s (Klotz) Safety Valve, 418

Wind Force and Velocity during the Tay Bridge

Storm, 184 °

Wind Gusts, On Measuring, 3‘0

Wind Pressures, 108, 376

Winding and Pumping Machinery, Combined, Sam.

r. Hodge, 70

Wire Rope Street Railways, 65

Wood Carving, School of Art, 376

Woods, American, Shearing Strength of seme. 233

»» oodworking Machinery, 403

Yacht, A Great, Messrs. CunlifTc and Dunlop, 388 larrow and Co., Messrs., Stern-wheel Mail Steamer for S. America, 42, 48

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