The Engineer 1888 Jul-Dec: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1888 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

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List of Names.

ADAMS, Mr. George, Friction. Clutches (Figs.), 193, 194
Aguan and Hondo, Awning-Deck Screw Steamers, 153
Alauzet and Co., Messrs., Collotype Printing Machine, Messrs. Watcrlow and Suns’ Photo Mechanical Works, 283, 334
Altoona, Erecting a Locomotive against Time, 260
Anderson’s Apparatus for Carrying off Gases from Tunnels, 356
Australia, Centrifugal Pumping Engines for, Messrs. W. II. Allen and Co., 369, 372
Aveling and Porter, Messrs., Compound Traction Engine and Crane, 96
Aylesbury Company’s New Cream Separator, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, Figs. 2,3,4, 57

BABCOCK and Wilcox Co., The, Water-tube Boiler, Brussels Exhibition, 199
Bagshaw, Mr. Walter, Diagram-meter, 157
Baker’s Circulating Tubes, Fig. 3, Aylesbury Company’s Cream Separator, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 57
Bamber, Mr. J., Light Screw Press, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, Fig. 2, 27
Barford and Perkins, Messrs., Hand Press, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, Fig. 3, 28
Barr and Macwhirter, Messrs,, Electric Water Level Indicator and Recorder, 493
Barton Aqueduct of 1760, Brindley’s, 365
Bath Box Quarries, 256
Beiliss’ and Dado’s Lubricator, 539
Bell’s Asbestos Company, Asbestos Packed Water Gauge, 314
Bengal and Nagpur Railway, Compound Locomotive, Worsdell and Von Borries’ System, 48
Birch and Co., Messrs. Jno., Multiple Punching Machine, 195
Birkenhead, Refrigerating Machinery at, 294
Birmingham Cable Tramways, Enginesand Winding Gear, Messrs. Tangye, 261
Boothand Co., Messrs. George, Horizontal Boring Machine, 531
Booth and Co., Messrs. George, Punching and Shearing Machine, Pulley, Mr. H. Crowther, 67
Box and Corsham Quarries, Bath, 256, 257
Bradbury, Mr. J., Hand-power Hay Press, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 56
Bridgewater and Manchester Ship Canals, Map, 365
Britannia Co., The, Bench Drill, 348
Brussels Exhibition, Steam Tramway Engine, La Cie. Metallurgique Tubize, 322, 323
Burgess, Messrs. W. J. and C. T., Hay Press, Smithfield Club Show, 488
Burgoyne, Burbidge, and Co., Messrs., Chemical Works, 164, 165
Burgoyne, Burbidge, and Co., Messrs., Vacuum Pan and Pump, 165

CALEDONIAN Railway, Diagram of Running of Express Trains, 215
Chandler’s Fan Engine, 363, 365
Chase’s Combination Car Spring, 15
Chicago, Screw Fire-boat for the City of, 510
“City of New York” Atlantic Steamer, Messrs. J. and G. Thomson, 34
Clutha Lock-Nut, The, 268
“Clutha” Twin-screw Ferry Steamer, Glasgow Exhibition, 299
Columbus Monument, Archer’s Hydraulic Balance Lift, 428, 430
Columbus Monument, The, Barcelona, Signor Buigas Architect, Messrs. J. Richmond and Co. Engineers, 434
Cooper, Mr. A., Truck Axle-Bush, 175
Craven and Chapman, Messrs., Foundry Ladle, 95

DAVEY, Mr., Pendulum for Synchronising Clocks, 89
De Beer’s Diamond Mine, Plan of and Section through, 136
De Bergue and Co., Messrs., Pneumatic and Portable Drill, 114
Dore and Chinley Railway, Outline Map, 156
Douse’s Patent Fire-Check Company, Automatic Fire-check, 427
Dowson, Mr. E. C. H., Flash of Lightning, from a Photograph, 135
Drory, Mr. H., Liquid-Fuel Heated Gas Retorts, 194, 195
Dublin Port Dredgers, Friction Gearing, 167

EALING, Grand Junction Waterworks Company, New Storage Reservoir, Mr. Alexander Fraser, Messrs. John Aird and Sons, 158, 160
Eddington and Steevenson, Messrs., Spring Wheel Traction Engine, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 478, 479
Eiffel Tower, Electric Spiral Lift for the, M. Backmann, 101
“Electrico” Passenger Steamer, Messrs. Alex. Stephen and Sons, 410
“Empong,” Dutch Torpedo Boat, Messrs. Yarrow and Co., 376
English and Russian Siege Artillery, 458

FAIRBAIRN and Co., Messrs., Leeds, Multiple Boring Machine, 414
“Falls, of Earn,” Four-masted Ship, 153
Fielding and Platt, Messrs., Gloucester, Multiple Punch and Shears, 411
Foden and Sons, Messrs. E., Diagrams from their Engine, (Figs. 6, 7), 99
Forth Bridge, The, Sir John Fowler and Mr. B. Baker (Supplement, November 9/A, 1888)
Forth Bridge from the South-west, The, 330
Fowler and Co., Messrs. J., Spring Wheel, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 23
France and Belgium, Locomotive Boiler Explosions in (Supplement, August 31st, 1888)
French Collotype Hand Machine, Messrs. Water- low and Sons, 334
French Disappearing Single Gun Turret for Two Guns, The Company des Forges de Chatillon Commentry, 44, 45
French and Italian Armour Plates, Tests of, 407
“Fusee,” Compound Engines of the Twin-screw Tender, Messrs. T. and J. Hosking, 489, 496
“Fusee ” Engines—Cylinders of the Screw Tender, 489

GADD, Mr. Wm., Gas-holder without Upper Guide Framing, 216
Garrett and Sons, Messrs. Richard, Portable Engine; Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 470
Garrett and Sons, Messrs. R., Portable Engine, with Steel Saddle, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 26
Garrett and Sons, Messrs. Richard, Single Cylinder Stationary Engine, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 470
Gibbon’s and Robinson, Messrs., Traction Engine, 115
Glace Check Valve, The, 156
Glasgow Exhibition, Naval Architecture at the, 152, 153
Glasgow Exhibition, Record by Water Level Indicator in, 493
Glasgow Harbour, 30-ton Steam Crane, Messrs. G. Russell and Co., 308
Glossop, Mr. G., Pneumatic Hammer, 79
Graham, Mr. R. H., Graphic Statics, 216
Great Northern and North-Eastern Railways, Profiles of, King’s Cross to Edinburgh, 438
Great Western Railway Works, Swindon, Machine Tools, 411, 412, 414
Great Western Railway, Express Locomotive, Mr. Wm. Dean (Supplement, August 17th, 1888)
Greenwood and Batley, Messrs., Leeds, Band Saw for Iron and Steel, 412
Greenwood and Batley, Messrs., Band Saw Sharpener, 414
Greenwood and Batley, Messrs., Leeds, Bevel Wheel Shaping Machine, 411
Griffiths’ Twist Drill Grinder, 45
Gruson’s Schumann Defences, 474
Gwynne and Co., Messrs., Centrifugal Pumping Machinery, 304

HALL, Mr., Coal and Pitch Grinding Mill, Standard Ironworks, Sheffield, 175
Hall and Co., Messrs., Carbonic Anhydride Refrigerating Machine, 79
“Hansell-Sweet” Steel Spanners, The, 531
Hansen’s Centrifugal Milk Separator, 479
Hanstholm, Jutland, The, Electric Lighthouse, Mr. Fleischer, 388, 392
Hartlepool Gas and Water Company, Direct- acting Compound Surface-condensing Pumping Engines for the, Messrs. Worth, Mackenzie, and Co. (Supplement, December 21st, 1888,) 520
Hawkesbury Bridge, The, 207
Heath’s Patent Self-timing Speed Indicator, 348
Hercules Block-setting, Douglas Harbour-Works, Mr. Jas. Walker, 492
H.M. Belted Cruiser “Australia,” Messrs. R. Napier and Sons (Supplement, December 7th, 1888)
H.M. Dockyard, Chatham, Compound Surfacecondensing Engine, New Tool Shop, Mr. A. G. Mumford, 305
H.M.S. “Aurora, ” 8500 I.H.P., Triple Compound Twin-screw Engines of, Messrs. J. and G. Thomson (Supplement, July 27th, 1888)
H.M.S. “Lord Warden,” Surface-condensing Engines, Messrs. Maudslay, Sons, and Field, 447
H.M.S. “Prm.o Albert,” 1866, Direct-acting Engines, Messrs. Humphrys and Tennant, 2, 3
H.M.S. “Salamander,” 1832, Side Lever Engine, Messrs. Maudslay and Field, 74
H.M.S. “Terrible,” 1842, Enginesand Boilers of, Messrs. Maudslay, Sons, and Field, 182
H.M.S. “Terrible,” 1842, Transverse Section through Tubular Boilers and Bunkers of, 179
H.M.S. “Terrible,” 1842, Transverse Section through Engines and Hull of, 179
Hett, Mr., Centrifugal Pump, 199
Highland Agricultural Society’s.Trials of Steam Engines, Brake used at the, Fig. 1, 99
Hogarth, Messrs., Diagrams from their Engine, Figs. 4, 5, 99
Hopwood’s Vertical Boiler, 23
Hornsby and Sons, Messrs. R., Binder, Conveyor, and Packers, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, Fig. 7, 57
Hornsby and Sons, Messrs. R., Sheaf. Binder, Elevator, and Packers, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, Fig. 6, 57
Hornsby and Sons, Messrs. R., Sheaf Binder Rollers, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, Fig. 5, 57
Hornsby and Sons, Messrs. R., 16-horse Winding Engine, 135
Houghton Brown Bros., Messrs., Horizontal Condensing Engine with Trip Valve Gear, 339
Howard, Messrs. J. and F., Lifters for Laid Crops, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 467
Howard, Messrs. J. and F., Steel Frame Sheafbinding Reap.r, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 467
Howell Torpedo, The, 145
Hudson River at New York, Double-screw Ferryboat “Bergen,” 532
Hulme and Lund, Messrs., Horizontal Underground Pumping Engines, 431
Huntington Centrifugal Roller Mill, The, Messrs. Davey, Paxman and Co., 519

IMMISCH and Co., Messrs., Electric Dog-cart, 218
Indian State Railway, Chenab Bridge, 226, 227
Indian State Railways, Girders for Patiala-Bha- tinda State Railway, 418
Indian State Railways, Steel Sleepers for, 459
Italian Mediterranean Railway Goods Engine, Commendatore Frescot, 396, 397
Italian Warship “Sardegna,” Triple Expansion Engines, 118

“J. R.” Practical Drawing, 491
Jefferies, Mr. E. A., New Cut-off Attachment, 371
Joy’s Valve Gear, Outside and Inside Cylinders, London and North-Western Railway, 511
Jupiter Light, The, Harden Star, Lewis and Sinclair Company, 218

KAISERGALLERIE, Berlin, Drainage Fittings, 238
Kaisergallerie, Berlin, Electric Light Installation, Messrs. Siemens and Halske (Supplement. September 21st, 1888)
Kemp, Mr. J., Cross Diagrams, 73
Kerry, New Railways in the County, 426
Kingfisher Lubricator, The, 335
Kingston-on-Thames and Surbiton Sewage Works, Engine and Boiler-rooms, 500

LADD and Co., Messrs. J. H., Hand Press, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, Fig. 4, 27
La Louvibre Hydraulic Canal Lift, Belgium, Messrs. Clark, Standfield, and Clark, 514
Lancaster Piston, Improved, Messrs. Lancaster and Tonge, 531
Lauffen-Neuhausen Electro-metallurgical Plant 290, 291
Lancaster and Tonge, Messrs., Serpent Coil Piston,
Lebel Magazine Rifle, The, 261
Lees, Messrs. T. and R., Appliance for Placing Belts on Pulleys, 335
Lick, Equatorial, The, 6
Lick, Equatorial Spectroscope, The, 7
Lightfoot, Mr. T. B., Use of Ammonia as a Refrigerating Agent, 357, 358
London Lathe and Tool Company, Milling and Mill-drill Machines, 156
London and North-Western and Caledonian Railways, Profiles of, 214
London and North-Western Railway, Compound Express Locomotive on the, Mr. F. W. Webb (Supplement, December 21st, 1888), 511, 515
London and North-Western Railway Passenger Engine, 215

McLAREN, Messrs, J. and H., Diagrams from their Engine, Figs. 2, 3, 99
Marshall and Co., Messrs., Triple Expansion Semi-portable Engine, 71
Martin, Mr. J. IL, Double-acting Tool Rest for Planing Machines, 389
Mather, Mr. William, An Improved Screw Tap, 250
Memphis and Birmingham Railway, Bridge, the Phoenix Bridge Company, 92
Meppen, Steel-faced and Wrought Iron Targets at, 35
Merry weather and Sons, Messrs., Light Portable Pumping Engine, 522
Midland Railway, Constructive Details, 111, 112
Midland Railway Works, Derby, Fire-hole Door, Mr. S. W. Johnson, 110, 111
Milwaukee Flushing Tunnel, The, 530
Murrie’s Engineering Company, Simplex Low- water Alarm, 269

NATIONAL Boiler Insurance Company, Fusible Plugs for Steam Boilers, 257
“Nettle” Steam Launch, Nettlefolds, Limited, 349, 352
Nettlefolds, Limited, Compound Launch Engines, 349, 352
Newcastle Engine Trials, Friction Brake Dynamometers at the, 400
New South Wales Government, Foundry Plant for the, Sir John Fowler and Mr. J. V. Baldry Engineers, Messrs. Thwaites Brothers Constructors, 219, 222, 245, 282, 283, 286, 301, 302, 304
New Zealand Government Railways, 25-ton Portable Steam Crane, Messrs. J. Jessop and Sons, 67
Nicolson, Mr. J. T., Diagonal Rivetted Joints, 383, 445
Nile and Delta, The, Map, 487
North-Eastern Railway, Compound Goods Tank Engine, Mr. T. W. Worsdell (Supplement, Nc.zem.ber 23rd, 1888), 427
North-Eastern Railway, Compound Goods Tank Locomotive, Mr. T. W. Worsdell (Supplement, October 26th, 1888)
Norton, Owen, and Co., Messrs., Universal Double Seaming Machine, 479

OKES, Mr. J. C. R., Sewage and Sludge Pump, 326
Otto Gas Engine and Pump, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 26
Otto Wire Ropeway, Gottesegen Colliery, View in Open Country, and Delivery and Turning Stages, 534

PARIS Exhibition, 1889, Plan of the, 529
Parry’s Calorimetric Method, how to Analyse Iron and Steel, Fig. 2, 129
Parsonstown Sluice, as Described by the Right Hon. Earl of Rosse, 90
Pennsylvania Railway, 25-ton Travelling Crane, Mr. T. H. Ely, 10, 37
Perry, Professor, Instrument for Measuring the Energy of a Fly-Wheel, 36
Pilkington Quarry, a Great Stone, 348
Pitt’s Chain Porter, attached to Block-setting Hercules, Douglas Harbour Works, 492
Plenty and Sons, Messrs., Compound Launch Engines, 389
Plymouth Harbour, Small Passenger Boat Service, 385
Poughkeepsie Bridge, The Second Cantilever, the Union Bridge Co., 241
Poughkeepsie Bridge, the Union Bridge Co., 240. 241
Proell, Mr., 800-horse Power Tandem Engine, 198

QUAKER Bridge Dam, Proposed Profiles of the, 453
Quaker Bridge Dam, Proposed Sites for the, 452

RAIT’S Valve Gear, 348
Ramsbottom, Mr. John, Hydraulic Drill, 165
Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, Messrs., 20-horse Power Compound Undertype Engine, 157
Raub Locomotive, The, 482
“Re Umberto,” Compound Engines, 20,000-horse Power, Royal Italian Twin Screw Warship Messrs. Maudslay, Sons, and Field (Supplement July 6th, 1888)
“ReinaRegente,”Swift Protected Cruiser, Messis, J. and G. Thomson, 30
Rhine Steamboats, 109
Rickie, Mr. Robert, Valve Gear, 14
Rickinson, Mr. H., Self-fixing Castor, 115
“Rider” Hot-air Engine, Improved, Messrs. Hayward Tyler and Co., 114, 115
Robertson, Mr. James, Manufacture of Tubes (Figs.), 109, 110, 263
Root’s Improved Blower. Messrs. Samuelson and Co., 134
Roumanian Government, Coastguard Boats for the, The Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Co., 368, 396
Royal Mail s.s. “ Roslin Castle, ” Boilers for the, Messrs. T. Richardson and Sons, 454
Royal Mail s.s. “ Roslin Castle,” Crank Shaft, Messrs. T. Richardson and Sons, 451
Rush worth and Co., Messrs., Plate-Bending Rolls,
Russian Field and Coast Guns, 70

ST. HELENS Water Supply, Kirkby Pumping Station, Mr. D. M. F. Gaskin, 143, 144, 145
Salem, The Steam Yacht, Messrs. Fullerton and Co., 237
Samuelson’s Hay and Straw Press, Filter’s System, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, Fig. 5, 27
Sargent’s Automatic Belt Fastener, Messrs. Adams and Co., 304
Schmiers, Werner, and Stein, Messrs., Collotype Printing Machine, Messrs. Waterlow and Sons’ Photo-Mechanical Works, 283
Settle’s Rocking Fire-bars, 291
Shand, Mason, and Co., Messrs., Boiler, Engine, and Pumps of Floating Steam Fire Engine, 178
Shand, Mason, and Co., Messrs., Floating Steam Fire Engine, 178
Shaw, Prof. Hele, Friction of Metal Coils, 269
Shipman Automatic Steam Engine, The, Messrs. John G. Rollins and Co., 82
Shirlaw and Co., Messrs. A., Diagram taken from a 6-H.P. Nominal Engine at Normanton Sewage . Works, 217
Simons and Co., Messrs., Elevating Ferry Steamer Glasgow Exhibition, 206
Simons and Co., Messrs., Hopper Dredger, Glasgow Exhibition, 202
Sind-Pishin Railway, Fixed and Expansion Bearings, 313
“Skeandhu,” Diagrams from the Engines of the, 236
“Skeandhu,” The Steam Yacht, Messrs. Fleming and Ferguson, 235, 236
Slack and Brownlow, Messrs., Manufacturer’s Filter, 218
Smith and Coventry, Messrs., Manchester, Multiple Nut-tapping Machine, 414
“Snark,” The Spirit Launch. 489
Southby and Blyth, Messrs., Vacuum Ice-Making Machine, 530
Southern Mahratta Railway Co., Iron Roofing, 337
Sphincter Grip Hose Co., The, Hand Carriage Steam Fire-engine, 471
Stahldraht, Tension Members of Trussed Girders and Cantilevers, 329
Stark Nut-Lock, The, 175
Steam Cylinder Lubricator Co., Steam Cylinder Lubricator, 14
S.S. “Buenos Ayres,” Quadruple Expansion Engines, Messrs. Denny'and Co., 327
S.S. “ Olympia,” Forced Draught Appliances, 363
Stephenson, Mr. G., Box Press, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, Fig. 1, 27
Stock, Mr. W. F. K., On the Valuation of Road Metal and Setts for Paving, 173
Suez Canal, Portable Electric Light Apparatus, Messrs. Charlesworth and Co., 312
Sulzer Engine at the Brussels Exhibition, Messrs. J. Calow and Co., 134, 138
Sundale Twist Drill Grinder, The, Messrs. Selig, Sonnenthal and Co., 522

TAYLOR and Sons, Messrs. J., Safety Hoist Gear, Royal Agricultural Soctety’s Show, 57
Thames, Fire Steamer for the, Mr. Edw. Hayes, 451
Thwaite, Mr. B. H., Vertical Steam Generator, 365
Trew, T. V., Screw Propellers, Drawings giving the Method of Setting Out the Propeller, 159
Turner, Mr. H., High-pressure Boiler with Forced Draught, 49, 52
Turner, Mr. H., A New Steam Engine, Expansion Lines, 208, 263
Turner, Mr. H., Tandem Compound Engine, 49, 52
Tyrrel’s Governor, Messrs. Clayton and Shuttle- worth, Smithfield Club Show, 531

ULLGREN’S Moist Method, Fig. 1. How to Analyse Iron and Steel, 43

VOGH, Mr. H. C., Propulsion of Ships by Air Propellers, 270

WABASH Railway, Air Pump Governor, 337
Warne, Mr. W., Screw Press, Royal Agricultural Society, 13
Warner and Sons, Messrs., Hydraulic Crowbar, 519
“Warren Hastings,” The Screw Steamship, 152
Waterlow and Sons, Messrs., Collotype Printing Machines, 283
Waterlow and Sons, Messrs., Photo-Mechanical Printing and Machine Works, 279, 283, 334
Watt Dynamo, 120Kilo., Oerlikon Works, Zurich, System, C. E. L. Brown, 290
Webb’s Radial Axle-box, London and North- Western Railway, 511
Welch and Co., Messrs., Triple Expansion Launch Engines, 241, 242
Wild and Co., Messrs., Hauling and Winding Engines, 79
Wildemann’s .Lubricator, 467
Willan’s Central Valve Triple Expansion Engines and Gwynne’s Centrifugal Pumps, Kingston-on- Thames and Surbiton Sewage Works, 501, 502
Williams and Co., Messrs. Thos. H., Centrifugal Pumping Machinery, 349
Wivenhoe Dry Dock, Mr. R. M. Parkinson, 131
Wolverton, Stony Stratford, and District Light Railway, Road and Rail Wagon, 405.
Wood and Sons, Messrs. David, Vertical Boiler, 376
Woodbury type Press and Press-table, The, Messrs. Waterlow and Sons, 334
Wootten Express Locomotive, Union Pacific Railway, 15
Worthington High Duty Pumping Engine, Trials of, at the West Middlesex Waterworks, Hampton, Mr. W. C. Unwin, 469, 490

YARROW and Co., Messrs., Spirit Launch, “Snark,” 489
Yates’ Water Heater, Brussels Exhibition, 199

Subject Matter.

AIR Pump Governor, Wabash Railway, 337
Aqueduct of 1760, Brindley’s Barton, 365
Armour-plates, Tests of French and Italian, 407
Armoured Carriages, Gruson’s new Schumann, 474
Artillery, English and Russian Siege, 458
Asbestos-packed Water Gauge, Bell’s Asbestos Company, 314
Automatic Belt Fastener, Sargent’s, made by Messrs. Adams and Co., 304
Axle-box, Webb’s Radial, London and North- Western Railway, 511

BAND Saw for Iron and Steel, Messrs. Greenwood and Batley, 412
Band Saw Sharpener, Messrs. Greenwood and Batley, 414
Belts on Pulleys, Appliances for Placing, Messrs. T. and R. Lees, 335
Bench Drill, The Britannia Company, 348
Bevel Wheel Shaping Machine, Messrs. Greenwood and Batley, Leeds, 411
Block-setting Hercules, Douglas Harbour Works, Mr. Jas. Walker, 492
Blower, Root’s Improved, Messrs. Samuelson and Co., 134
Boiler, Engines, and Pumps of Floating Steam Fire Engine, Messrs. Shand, Mason, and Co., 178
Boiler with Forced Draught, High-pressure, Mr. H. Turner, 49, 52
Boiler, Vertical, Hop wood’s, 23
Boiler, Vertical, Thwaite’s, 365
Boiler, Vertical, Messrs. David Wood, 376
Boiler, Water-tube, The Babcock and' Wilcox Company, Brussels Exhibition, 199
Boilers for the Royal Mail s.s. “ Roslin Castle,” Messrs. T. Richardson and Sons, 454
Boring Machine, Horizontal, Messrs. George Booth and Co., 531
Boring Machine, Multiple, Messrs. Fairbairn and Co., Leeds, 414
Brake used at the Highland Agricultural Exhibition of Scotland’s Trials of Steam Engine-, Fig. 1, 99
Bridge, Chenab, Indian State Railway, 226, 227
Bridge, The Forth, Sir John Fowler and Mr. B.Baker (Supplement, November 9th., 1888)
Bridge, The Forth, from the South-west, 330
Bridge, The Hawkesbury, 207
Bridge, Memphis and Birmingham Railway, The Phoenix Bridge Company, 92
Bridge, Poughkeepsie, The Union Bridge Company, 240, 241
Belgium Hydraulic Canal Lift, La Louviere, Messrs. Clark, Standfield, and Clark, 514

CANAL Lift, Hydraulic, La Louvibre, Belgium, Messrs. Clark, Standfield, and Clark, 514
Canals, Manchester Ship, Map, 365
Cantilever, The Second, Poughkeepsie Bridge, 241
Car Spring, Chase’s Combination, 15
Castor, Self-fixing, Mr. H. Rickinson, 115
Centrifugal Pump, Mr. Hett, 199
Centrifugal Pumping Machinery of s.s. ‘‘Australia,” Messrs. W. H. Allen and Co., 369
Centrifugal Pumping Machinery, Messrs. Gwynne and Co., 304
Centrifugal Pumping Machinery, Messrs. Thos. H. Williams and Co., 349
Chain Porter, Pitt’s, Attached to Block-setting Hercules, Douglas Harbour Works, 492
Check Valve, The Glace, 156
Chemical Works, Messrs. Burgoyne, Burbidges, and Co., 164, 165
Circulating Tubes, Baker’s, Fig. 3, Aylesbury Company’s Cream Separator, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 57
Clock-driving Apparatus for Astronomical Telescopes, 123
Clutch, Adam’s Friction, 193
Coal and Pitch Grinding Mill, Standard Ironworks, Sheffield, Mr. Hall, 175
Coastguard Boats for the Roumanian Government, The Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company, 368, 396
Collotype Hand Machine, French, Messrs. Water- low and Sons, 334
Collotype Printing Machine, Messrs. Alauzet and Co., Messrs. Waterlowand Sons’ Photo-Mechanical Works, 283
Collotype Printing Machine, Messrs. Schmiers, Werner, and Stern, Messrs. Waterlow and Sons’ Photo-Mechanical Works, 283
Collotype Printing Machines,’ Messrs. Waterlow and Sons, 283
Constructive Details, Midland Railway, 111, 112
Crane, 30-ton Steam, Glasgow Harbour, Messrs. G. Russell and Co., 308
Crane, 25-ton Portable Steam, New Zealand Government Railways, Messrs. J. Jessop and Sons, 67
Crane, 25-ton Travelling, Pennsylvania Railway, Mr. T. H. Ely, 10, 37
Crank-shaft, s.s. “ Roslin Castle,” Messrs. T. Richardson and Sons, 451
Cream Separator, The Aylesbury Company’s New, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 57
Cream Separator, Hansen’s, 479
Cross Diagrams, Mr. J. Kemp, 73
Crowbar, Hydraulic, Messrs. Warner and Sons, 519
Cruiser “Australia,” H.M. Belted, Messrs. R. Napier and Sons (Supplement, December 7th,1888).
Cruiser, Swift Protected, “Reina Regente,” Messrs. J. and G. Thomson, 30
Cut-off Attachment, New, Mr. E. A. Jefferies, 371

DAM, The Quaker Bridge, Proposed Profiles of, 453
Dam, The Quaker Bridge, Proposed Sites for, 452
Diagonal Rivetted Joints, Mr. J. T. Nicolson, 383, 445
Diagram-meter, Mr. Walter Bagshaw, 157
Diagram taken from a 6-horse Power Nominal Engine at Normanton Sewage Works, Messrs. A. Shirlaw and Co., 217
Diagram of Running of Express Trains, Caledonian Railway, 215
Diagrams from Messrs. J. and H. McLaren’s, Messrs. Hogarth’s, Messrs. E. Foden and Sons, and Mr. W. Young’s Engines at the Highland Agricultural Society of Scotland, Figs. 2, 3, 4 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 99, 100
Diamond Mine, Plan of and Section through De Beers, 136
Drainage Fittings, Kaisergallerie, Berlin, 238
Drill, Pneumatic and Portable, Messrs. De Bergue and Co., 114
Drill, Bench, 348
Dry Dock, Wivenhoe, Mr. R. M. Parkinson, 131
Duration Test Machine, Mr. W. F. K. Stock on the Valuation of Road Metal and Setts for Paving, 173
Dynamo 120 Kilo. Watt, Oerlikon Works, Zurich System, C. E. L. Brown, 290

ELECTRIC Dog-cart, Messrs. Immisch and Co.. 218
Electric Light Apparatus, Portable, Suez Canal, Messrs. Charlesworth and Co., 312
Electric Light Installation, Kaisergallerie, Berlin, Messrs. Siemens and Halske {Supplement, September 21st, 1888)
Electric Lighthouse, The Hanstholm, Jutland, Mr. Fleischer, 388, 392
Electric Spiral Lift for the Eiffel Tower, M. Back- mann, 101
Electro-metallurgical Plant, Lauffen-Neuhausen, 290, 291
Elevating Ferry Steamer, Messrs. Simons and Co., Glasgow Exhibition, 206
Engine and Boiler rooms, Kingston-on-Thames and Surbiton Sewage Works, 500
Engine, Compound Goods Tank, North-Eastern Railway, Mr. T. W. Worsdell (Supplement, November 23rd, 1888), 427
Engine, Compound Surface Condensing, New Tool ' Shop, H.M. Dockyard, Chatham, 305
Engine and Crane, Compound Traction, Messrs. Aveling and Porter, 96
Engine, 800-horse-power Tandem, Mr. Proell, 198
Engine, Goods, Italian Mediterranean Railway, Commendatore Frescot, 396, 397
Engine, Horizontal Condensing, with Trip Valve Gear, 539
Engine, Passenger, London and North-Western Railway, 215
Engine, Portable, Messrs. Richard Garrett‘and Sons, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 470
Engine, Rider Hot Air, Messrs. Hayward Tyler and Co., 114, 115
Engine, The “ Shipman” Automatic Steam, Messrs. John G. Rollins and Co., 82
Engine, Single-cylinder Stationary, Messrs. Rich. Garrett and Sons, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 470
Engine, 16-horse Winding, Messrs. R. Hornsby and Sons, 135
Engine, Steam, A New, Expansion Lines, Mr. H. Turner, 208, 263
Engine, Steam Tramway, La Cie. Metallurgique Tubize, Brussels Exhibition, 322, 323
Engine with Steel Saddle, Portable, Messrs. R. Garrett and Sons, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 26
Engine, Sulzer, Messrs. T. Calow and Co., Brussels Exhibition, 134, 138
Engine, Tandem Compound, Mr. H. Turner, 49, 52
Engine, Traction, Spring Wheel, Messrs. Eddington and Steevenson, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 478, 479
Engine, Traction, Messrs. Gibbons and Robinson, 115
Engine, Triple Expansion Semi-Portable, Messrs. Marshall and Co., 71
Engine, 20-horse Power Compound Undertype, Messrs. Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, 157
Engines and Boilers of H.M.S. “Terrible,” 1842, Messrs. Maudslay, Sons, and Field, 182
Engines, Centrifugal Pumping, for Australia, Messrs. W. H. Allen and Co., 369, 372
Engines, Compound Launch, Nettlefolds, Limited, 349,352
Engines, 'Compound Launch, Messrs. Plenty and Sons, 389
Engines, Compound, of the Twin-screw Tender “Fusee,” Messrs. T. and J. Hosking, 489, 496
Engines, Direct-acting, H.M.S. “Albert,” 1866, Messrs. Humphrys and Tennant, 2, 3
Engines, Hauling and Winding, Messrs. Wild and Co., 79
Engines, Horizontal Underground Pumping, Messrs. Hulme and Lund, 431
Engines and Hull of H.M.S. “Terrible,” 1842, Transverse Section through, 179
Engines, Quadruple Expansion, s.s. “Buenos Ayres,” Messrs. Denny and Co., 327
Engines of the “Re Umberto,” 20,000 - horse Power Compound, Messrs. Maudslay, Sons, and Field {Supplement, July 6th, 1888)
Engines of the Screw Tender ‘Fusee,” Cylinders, 489
Engines, Side Lever, H.M.S. “Salamander,” Messrs. Maud slay and Field, 74
Engines of the “ Skeandhu,” Diagrams from the, 236
Engines, Surface Condensing, H.M.S. “Lord Warden,” Messrs. Maudslay, Sons, and Field, . 447
Engines, 8500 Indicated Horse-power Triple Compound Twin Screw, H.M.S. “Aurora,” Messrs. J. and G. Thomson {Supplement, July 27th, 1888)
Engines, Triple Expansion, Italian Warship “Sardegna,” 118
Engines, Triple Expansion Launch, Messrs. Welch and Co., 241, 242
Engines, Willans’ Central Valve Triple Expansion, and Gwynne’s Centrifugal Pumps, 501
Engines and Winding Gear, Birmingham Cable Tramways, Messrs. Tangye, 264
Equatorial, The Lick, 6
Exhibition of 1889, Plan of the Paris, 529

FAN Engine, Chandler’s, 363, 365
Ferry-boat, “Bergen,” Double Screw, Hudson River, at New York, 532
Filter, The Manufacturers’, Messrs. Slack and Brownlow, 218
Fire-bars, Settle’s Rocking, 291
Fire-boat, Screw, for the City of Chicago, 510
Fire-check, Douse’s Automatic, 427
Fire-engine, Hand-carriage Steam, The Sphincter Grip Hose Co., 471
Fire-hole Door, Midland Railway Works, Derbv, Mr. S. W. Johnson, 110, 111
Fire-steamer for the Thames, Mr. Edward Hayes, 451
Flash of Lightning from a Photograph, Mr. E. C. H. Dowson, 135
Floating Steam Fire Engine, Messrs. Shand, Mason, and Co., 178
Flushing a River at Milwaukee, 538
Forced Draught Appliances, s.s. “Olympia,” 363 Foundry Plant for the New South Wales Government, Messrs. Thwaites Bros., Constructors, Sir John Fowler and Mr. J. V. Baldry, Engi- neers, 219, 222, 245, 282, 283, 286, 301, 302, 304
Friction Brake Dynamometers at the Newcastle Engine Trials, 400
Friction Clutches, Mr. George Adams (Figs.), 193 194
Friction Gearing, Dublin Port Dredgers, 167
Friction of Metal Coils, Prof. Hele Shaw, 269
Fusible Plugs for Steam Boilers, the National Boiler Insurance Co., 257

GAS Engine and Pump, Otto, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 26
Gasholder without Upper Guide-framing-. Mr Wm. Gadd, 216
Girders for Patiala-Bhatinda State Railway, 418
Governor, Tyrrel’s, Messrs. Clayton and Shuttleworth, Smithfield Club Show, 531
Governor, Air Pump, 337
Graphic Statics, R. H. Graham, 216
Guns, Russian Field and Coast, 70

HAMMER, Pneumatic, Mr. G. Glossop, 79
Hay Press, Messrs. W. J. and C. T. Burgess, Smithfield Club Show, 488
Hoist Gear, Safety, Messrs. J. Taylor and Sons, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 57
Hopper Dredger, Messrs. Simons and Co., Glasgow Exhibition, 202
Hydraulic Drill, Mr. John Ramsbottom, 165

ICE-MAKING Machine,Vacuum, Messrs. Southbv and Blyth, 530
Indicator, Speed, Heath’s Self-timing, 348
Indicator, Water Level, 493
Iron Roofing, Southern Mahratta Railway Company, 337
Iron and Steel, How to Analyse, Parry’s Calorimetric Method, Fig. 2, 129
Iron and Steel, How to Analyse, Ullgren’s Moist Method, Fig. 1, 43

LADLE Foundry, Messrs. Craven and Chapman, 95
Launch, Spirit, Messrs. Yarrow and Co,, 489
Lift, Archer’s Hydraulic Balance, Columbus Monument, 428, 430
Lift, Spiral, Eiffel Tower, 101
Lifters for Laid Crops, Messrs. J. and F. Howard, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 467
Light, The Jupiter, The Harden Star, Lewis, and Sinclair Company, 218
Liquid-fuel Heated Gas Retorts, Mr. H. Drorv 194,195
Lock-nut, The Clutha, 268
Locomotive Boiler Explosions in France and Belgium (Supplement, August 31st, 1888)
Locomotive, Compound, Worsdell’s, for the Bengal and Nagpur Railway, 48
Locomotive, Compound Goods Tank, North- Eastern Railway (Supplement, October 26th, 1888) Locomotive, Compound Express, on the London and North-Western Railway Mr. F. W. Webb (Supplement, December 21st), 511, 515
Locomotive, Express, Great Western Railway, Mr. Wm. Dean (Supplement, August 17th, 1888)
Locomotive against Time, Erecting a, at Altoona. 260
Locomotive, The Raub, 482
Locomotive, Wootten Express, Union Pacific Railway, 15
Low-water Alarm, Simplex, Murrie’s Engineering Company, 269
Lubricator, Beiliss’ and Dadd's, 539
Lubricator, The Kingfisher, 335
Lubricator, Wildemann’s, 467

MACHINE Tools, Great Western Rail way Works, Swindon, 411, 412, 414
Map of the Dore and Chinley Railway, 15
Map of the Nile and Delta, 487
Measuring the Energy of a Fly-wheel, Instrument for, Professor Perry, 36
Milk Separator, Hansen’s Centrifugal, 479
Milk Separator, Aylesbury Dairy Company’s, 57
Mill, Coal and Pitch Grinding, Hall’s, 175
Mill, The Huntingdon Centrifugal Roller, 519
Milling and Mill-drill Machines, London Lathe and Tool Company, 156
Mine Ventilator, Diagram,. Miner, 208
Monument, The Columbus, Barcelona, Signor Buigas, Architect, Messrs. J. Richmond and Co. Engineers, 434
Multiple Punching Machine, Messrs. John Birch and Co., 195

NAVAL Architecture at the Glasgow Exhibition, 152, 153
Nut-lock, The Stark, 175
Nut-tapping Machine, Multiple, Messrs. Smith and Coventry, 414

PENDULUM for Synchronising Clocks, Mr. Davey, 89
Photo-Mechanical Printing Works and Machines, Messrs. Waterlow and Sons, 279, 280, 283, 334
Piston, Improved Lancaster, 531
Piston, Serpent Coil, Messrs. Lancaster and Tonge, 396
Plate-bending Rolls, Messrs. Rushworth and Co., 7
Practical Drawing, J. R., 491
Press, Box, Mr. G. Stephenson, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 27
Press, Hand, Messrs. Barford and Perkins’, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, Fig. 3, 28
Press, Hand, Messrs. J. II. Ladd and Co. Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, Fig. 4, 27
Press, Hand Hay, Burgess’s, 488
Press, Hand-power Hay, Mr. J. Bradbury, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 56
Press, Light Screw, Mr. J. Bamber, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, Fig. 2, 27
Press, Filter’s System, Hay and Straw, Samuelson’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 27
Press Table, the Woodbury Type, Messrs. Water- low and Sons, 334
Profiles of Great Northern and North-Eastern Railways, King’s Cross to Edinburgh, 438
Profiles of London and North-Western and Caledonian Railways, 214
Propulsion of Ships by Air Propellers, Mr. H. C. Vogt, 270
Pumping Engine, Light Portable, Messrs. Merryweather and Sons, 522
Pumping Engine at the West Middlesex Waterworks, Hampton, Trials of a Worthington High- duty, Mr. W. C. Unwin, 469, 490
Pumping Engines, Centrifugal, 199, 304, 349
Pumping Engines, Direct - acting Compound Surface-condensing, for the Hartlepool Gas and Water Co., Messrs. Worth, Mackenzie, and Co. (Supplement, December 21si, 1888), 520
Pumping Station, Kirkby, St. Helens Water Supply, 143, 144, 145
Punch and Shears, Multiple, Swindon, Messrs. Fielding and Platt, 411
Punching Machine, Multiple, Birch and Co., 195
Punching and Shearing Machine, Pulley for, Mr. H. Crowther, Messrs. Geo. Booth and Co., 76

QUARRIES, Box and Corsham, 256

RAILWAY, Sind-Pishin, Fixed and Expansion Bearings, Messrs. Charles worth and Co., 313
Railway, Dore and Chinley, 156
Railways, Great Northern and North-Eastern, Profiles of, 438
Railway Works, Swindon, 411, 414
Reaper, Sheaf Binder, Howard’s, 467
Refrigerating Agent, Use of Ammonia as a, Mr. T. B. Lightfoot, 357, 358
Railways in the County Kerry, New, 426
Refrigerating Machine, Carbonic Anhydride, Messrs. Hall and Co., 79
Refrigerating Machinery at Birkenhead, 294
Reservoir, Storage, Grand Junction Waterworks Company, Ealing, Mr. Alexander Fraser, Messrs. John Aird and Sons, 158, 160
Rifle, The Lebel Magazine, 261
Roller Mill, The Huntington Centrifugal, Messrs. Davey, Paxman, and Co., 519
Rolling Mill on Louth’s Plan, 121

SCREW Press, Mr. W. Warne, Royal Agricultural Society, 13
Screw Propellers, Drawings giving the Method of Setting out the Propeller, J. V. Trew, 159
Screw Steamers, Awning Deck, “Aguan” and “Hondo,” 153
Screw Steamship, “Warren Hastings,” The, 152
Screw Tap, An Improved, Mr. Williams Mather, 250
Seaming Machine, Universal Double, Messrs. Norton, Owen, and Co., 479
Sewage and Sludge Pump, Mr. J. C. R. Okes, 326
Siege Artillery, English and Russian, 458
Sheaf Binder, Conveyor, and Packer, Messrs. R. Hornsby and Sons, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, Fig. 7, 57
Sheaf Binder, Elevator, and Packers, Messrs. R. Hornsby and Sons, Fig. 6, 57
Sheaf Binder Rollers, Messrs. R. Hornsby and Sons, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, Fig. 5, 57
Sheaf Binder, Steel-frame, Messrs. J. and F. Howard, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 467
Ship Canals, Bridgewater and Manchester, 365
Ship, Four-masted, “Falls of Earn,” 153
Sluice for Weirs, Balanced or Automatic, 90
Small Passenger Boat Service, Plymouth Harbour, 385
Spanners, The “Hansell-Sweet’’ Steel, 531
Spectroscope, The Lick Equatorial, 7
Speed Indicator, Heath’s Patent Self-timing, 348
Spirit Launch, “Snark,” Messrs. Yarrow and Co., 489
Spring Wheel, Messrs. J. Fowler and Co., Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 23
Stacking Crane, Box and Corsham Stone Quarries, Bath, 257
Steamboats, Rhine, 109
Steam Cylinder Lubricator, Steam Cylinder Lubricator Co., 14
Steam Launch, “Nettle,” Nettlefolds Limited, 349, 352
Steam Yacht, “Salem,” Messrs. Fullerton and Co., 237
Steam Yacht, “ Skeandhu,” The, Messrs. Fleming and Ferguson, 235, 236
Steamer, Atlantic, “City of New York,” Messrs. J. and G. Thomson, 34
Steamer, Passenger, “Electrico,” Messrs. Alex. Stephen and Sons, 410
Steamers, Screw, Aguan and Hondo, 153
Steel Sleepers for Indian State Railways, 459
Stone, A Great, Pilkington Quarry, 348

TARGETS, Steel-faced and Wrought Iron, at Meppen, 35
Tension Members of Trussed Girders and Cantilevers, Stahldraht, 329
Tool Rest for Planing Machines, Double-acting, Mr. T. H. Martin, 389
Torpedo, The Howell, 145
Torpedo Boat “ Empong,” Dutch, Messrs. Yarrow and Co., 376
Traction Engine and Crane, 96
Traction Engine, Eddington and Steevenson, 478 (see Engine, Traction)
Tramways, Cable, Birmingham, 264
Tramway Locomotive, 322
Truck Axle-bush, Mr. A. Cooper, 175
Tube Rivetter, 195
Tubes, Manufacture of, Mr. James Robertson, 263, Figs. 109, 110
Tubular Boilers and Bunkers, H.M.S. “Terrible,” 1842, Transverse Section through, 179
Tunnels, Anderson’s Apparatus for Carrying off Gases from, 356
Turret, French Disappearing Single Gun, The Company des Forges de Chatillon Commentry, 44, 45
Twin-screiy Ferry Steamer “Clutha,” Glasgow Exhibition, 299
Twist Drill Grinder, Griffiths’, 45
Twist Drill Grinder, The Sundale, Messrs. Selig, Sonnenthal, and Co., 522

VACUUM Pan and Pump, Messrs. Burgoyne, Burbidges and Co., 165
Valve, Check, Glace, 156
Valve Gear, Mr. Robert Rickie, 14
Valve Gear, Joy’s, Inside and Outside Cylinders, London and North-Western Railway, 511
Valve Gear, Rait’s, 348

WAGON, Road and Rail, Wolverton, Stony Stratford, and District Light Railway, 405, 406
Wagon Wheel with Central Flange Disc Excen- trically Mounted, Wolverton, Stony Stratford, and District, Light Railway, 405
Water Gauge, Asbestos-packed, 314
Water Heater, Yates’, Brussels Exhibition, 199
Water Level Indicator, Record by, in Glasgow Exhibition, 493
Water Level Indicator and Recorder, Electric, Messrs. Barr and Mac whir ter, 493
Windlass, Conical Drum, 427
Wire Ropeway, Otto, Gottesegen Colliery, View in Open Country, and Delivery and Turning Stages, 534

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