The Engineer 1889 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1889 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

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ADDY, Mr. Geo., Milling Cutter, 137
Adelphi Theatre, Electric Light Installation, The Edison-Swan United Company, 72, 73
Aden, The Defence of, Map of, 217
Alexandra Graving Dock, Belfast, 100-ton Crane, Mr. J. Taylor, 501
America, Locomotive Practice in, 372
American Breech-loading Cast Steel Gun, 223
American Heavy Camera Stand, The, Photographic Exhibition at the Crystal Palace, 402
American Locomotive Bar Frame, 518
Antifriction Conveyor and Grinding Machinery Company, The Antifriction Spiral Conveyor, 382
Antofagasta Railway, Bolivia, Viaduct over the River Loa, Mr. Edw. Woods, 332, 337
Antofagasta Railway, Bolivia, Viaduct over the River Loa, Mr. Edw. Woods (Supplement, April 26th), 346, 347, 348
Apia Harbour and the Course of the “Calliope,” Sketch Map of, 436
Archer’s Drain-pipe Joint, 25
“Arktos” Cold Air and Freezing Apparatus, Messrs. A. M. Perkins and Sons, 209
Arrol and Pringle’s Valve Gear, 47
Aspinall, Mr. J. A. F., Apparatus for Testing Slide Valve Friction, 238
“Australia,” H.M.S., Triple Expansion Engines, Messrs. R. Napier and Sons, 268
“Australia,” Valve Gear of the, 262

BAGNALL, Messrs., Locomotive, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 545
Bagnall, Mr. W. G., Steel Sleepers, 329
Bagshaw, Mr. Walter, Friction Clutch, 139
“Bar Lock” Type Writer, The, Paris Exhibition, 382
Barnaby, Sir N., Armour for Ships, 318, 323
Bauer’s Stocks and Dies, 250
Bauer’s Tube and Bolt Vice, 250
Belgian Locomotive Engine, Six-coupled, and Boiler, Paris Exhibition, 455, 464, 469
Belgian State Railways, Express Engine, Soc. Cockerill, 363, 364
Belgian State Railway Works, Mechlin, Plan of Tool-making and Grinding Shop, 237
Berry’s Aqua Thruster, Messrs. W. H. Bailey and Co., 137
Boule, M. A., Canalisation of Rivers, 60, 145, 252, 253
Bowesfield Iron Company, Rolling Mill Engines for the, Mr. J. Head, 144, 169
British Guiana, Steam Dredger for, Messrs. Priestman Brothers, 204
Brown’s Self-regulating Oil Cup, 304
Bucknall-Smith, Mr. J., Wire and Wire Ropes, 210, 243, 244, 317, 424, 425, 519
Bullivant, Messrs., Wire Rope Works, Plan of 243
Bullivant, Messrs., Wire Rope Works, Large Rope-closing Machine, 244
Bullivant, Messrs., Wire Rope Works, Large Wire Strand-making Machine, 244
Burrell and Sons, Messrs. C., Horizontal Engine, Royal Agricultural Society of England Show, 529
Burrell and Sons, Messrs., Spring Traction Engine, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 544

CALEDONIAN Railway, Carriage Heating Apparatus, 3, 5
“Calliope,” Engines and Boilers of H.M.S., Messrs. J. and G. Rennie, 328
Cape of Good Hope, Map of, Defences of our Coaling Stations, 281
Capell Fan, German Type, 39
Capell Fan, Wales wood Colliery, 39
Carver’s Patent Fire-extinguishing Apparatus, 434
Cerro de Pasco, Transvaal, Gold-mining Plant Messrs. Appleby and Co., 133
Cerro de Pasco Gold Mine, 300-horse power Jonval Turbine, Mr. W. Gunther, 468
Chapin Iron Ore Mine, Michigan, U.S.A., 460 461
Chapin Iron Mine, Michigan, Compressed Airpower Plant, 420
Chapin Iron Mine, Michigan, U.S.A., Turbine House, 398
Chapman, Mr. C. J., Gripper for Cable Tramways, 395
Chat Moss Horse Patten, 92
City and Southwark Subway, Map of Route, and Sections of Tunnel End and Shield, 477
Colombia, Map of Railroads in, 304
Conemaugh Dam, The, 531
Corliss Engine, Horizontal, Mr. John Cochrane, 25 29
Crystal Palace, The Photographic Exhibition at the, 297, 356, 402, 403

DEACON’S Water Meter, Paris Exhibition, 362
Decauville Railway and Rolling Stock, Paris Exhibition, 447, 448
Denny’s, Mr. N. B., Nutlock Washer, 556
Desagulier’s “Experimental Philosophy,” Drawings of Wagons on an Early Railway, Reproduced from, 70
Douglass, Sir Jas., Beacon Lights and Fog Signals, 264
Douglass, Sir Jas., on Lighthouses and Lightships, 264, 265

EDMESTON and Sons, Messrs., Clutch Testing Apparatus, 114
Edwards, Mr., Steam Engine, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 547
Edwards and Co., Messrs. B. J., Photographic Dry Plate Apparatus, 199, 200
Eiffel Tower, The, M. Gustave Eiffel, 6, 32
Eiffel Tower, Construction of the, 53
Eiffel Tower, Elevators in the, 416, 417
Eiffel Tower Foundation, The, 52
Eiffel Tower, Hydraulic Elevator, MM. Roux, Combaluzier, and Lepape, 241
Ende, Max am, Proposed Design for North River Bridge, 411

FERRANTI Armature, Details of the, 524
Follows and Bates, Messrs., Paint Mill, 416
Fontinette’s Hydraulic Canal Lift, Neuffosse Canal, Messrs. Clark, Standfield and Clark, 136
Forth Bridge, The, Progress to 1st December, 1888, Sir John Fowler and Mr. B. Baker, 36
Forward Gas Engine, The, Messrs. T. B. Barker and Co., 294, 295
France, Belgium, Holland, and England, Explosions of Locomotive Boilers in, 91, 156
Fritsche, Mr. W., Theory of Dynamo Machines, Figures in Illustration, 523

GARDNER Gun for Forts, Quick-firing, 126
General Engine and Boiler Company, Torpedo Impulse Tubes, 181
Glasgow and South-Western Railway, Bogie Passenger Engine, Mr. Hugh Smellie (Supplement, March lst, 22nd)
Glasgow and South-Western Railway, Bogie Passenger Engine, End Views, Mr. Hugh Smellie, 239
Grayd on Dynamite Shell, The, 160
Great Britain, Boiler Explosions in, 91
Gruson, Mr. Hermann, 520
Guernsey Waterworks, The, 486

HALLEWELL, Mr. Herbert, Smoke Preventer and Ventilator, 379
Halliday’s High and Low-pressure Filters, Crewe, 283
Harrison, Mr. G. H.. Steering Gear, 90
Hathaway, Mr. G., Butter Churn, R.A. Society’s Show, 553
Hathorn, Davey, and Co., Messrs., Direct-acting Accumulator Pumprng Engine, 310, 316
Herbert and Hubbard,'Messrs., Pill Picking and Sorting Machines, 446
H.M. First-class Battle-ship “Edinburgh,” Constructed at Pembroke Dockyard (Supplement, April 5th, 1889), 290
H.M.S. “ Benbow,” 10,600 tons, First-class Battleship (Supplement, June 7th, 1889)
H.M.S. “Benbow,” Bore of and Breech-loading Guns, 482, 483
H.M.S. “ Edinburgh,” Forty-seven Ton Gun, 287, 288
H.M.S. “ Victoria” (Supplement, February 15th, 1889)
H.M.S. “ Victoria,” Turret of, 140
Hertay, Mr., 400-H.P. Condensing Engine at the Brussels Exhibition, 153, 164
Hett’s Turbine Governor, 244
Hodges and Bridgman’s Patent Box-nailing Machine, 245
Hong Kong and Coast Adjacent, Map of Island of, 45
Hopcraft’s Rotative Furnace, 250
Hornsby and Sons, Messrs. R., Portable Winding and Pumping Engine, 189
Hosken’s Draw Hook and Coupling, 303
Hunt, Mr,, Screw-cutting Lathe, 383

INGHAM Gas Producer, The, 3, 18
Isherwood, Mr. Thomas, Holdfast Roller Cap and Centre Shaft, 294
Italian Cruiser “Piemonte,” The, Sir W. Armstrong, Mitchell, and Co., 350, 354
Italian Mediterranean Railway, Passenger Engine, Commendatore Frescot, 96, 97, 272, 273

“J. A.,” Future Warship Design, 251
Johansson, Mr., Butter Extractor, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 552
Johnstown Disaster, Map of the Region of the, 531

KENDALL and Gent, Messrs., Pessenger’s Spring Fitting Machine, 378
Kensington Central Electric Lighting Station, House-to-House Electric Light Supply Company, 118, 123
Kensington, Engines of the House-to-House Electric. Lighting Installation, Messrs. J. Fowler and Co., 435
Kodak Camera, The, Photographic Exhibition at the Crystal Palace, 402, 403

“LA FLANDRE ” Paddle Steamer, Engines of, for the Belgian Royal Mail Service, La Soci6t€ Cockerill, 284, 285
La Louvifere, Hydraulic Canal Lift, Messrs. Clark, Standfield, and Clark, 28, 76, 82
Langdon and Davies, Messrs., The Phonophore, 532
Lang’s, and the Ordinary Construction of Wire Rope, 425
Latch and Batchelor, Messrs., Wire and Wire Ropes, 519
Lege Torpedo, The, 305
Little and Stevenson, Messrs., Combination Conveyor, 325
Loa Viaduct, Testing the Columns of the, 346
Loa Viaduct, Transverse Girders, 348
London and Brighton Railway Company’s S.S. Paris, Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, 226
London Electric Supply Corporation, Deptford Central Station, Roof over Engine and Machine Buildings, 471
London Electric Supply Corporation, Central Station, Deptford, S. Z. de Ferranti, 286, 287, 293, 311, 524
London and North-Western Railway, Steel Boiler, Mr. F. W. Webb, 498
London and North-Western Railway, Steel Firebox, Mr. F. W. Webb, 499
London and South-Western Railway, Passenger Locomotive, Mr. W. Adams (Supplement, January 18th, 1889)
London Water Meter Company, The, Differential Positive Water Meter, 417
Lowrie and Hall’s Automatic Regulator, Figs. 1, 2, Kensington Central Electric Lighting Station, 123
Lowrie and Hall’s Converter, Kensington Central Electric Lighting Station, Fig. 4, 123
Lowrie and Hall’s Current Meter, Fig. 5, 123
Lowrie and Hall’s Switch Board, Fig. 3, 123
Lowrie Parker Dynamo, The, 454

McINNES Indicator, 489
McLaren, Messrs. J. and H., Semi-portable Engine, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 545
Mallet Compound Articulated Locomotive, Deca uville Railway, Paris Exhibition, 448
Manchester and Liverpool Railway, New Chapter in the History of the, Aiderman W. H. Bailey, 92
Manchester Ship Canal, Plans, 432, 433
Manchester Ship Canal at Thelwall, Bridge over the, 435
Martin and Co., Messrs., Internal Friction Gear for Driving Dynamo Machines, 425
Martini and Small Bore Ammunition, 90
Mason and Co., Messrs. S., Twin Lever Stone Breaker, 126
Massey, Messrs. B. and S., Compound Steam Forging Press, 468
Mathewson’s Steam Drier, 161
Maxim-Nordenfelt Exhibits in the Paris Exhibition, 542
Metropolitan District Railway, Four-Coupled Passenger Tank Engines {Supplement, May 18th, 1889)
Mexico Valley, Drainage of the, Map Showing the Project for, 555
Miner, A, Fan Efficiency, 26, 83
Mogul Engine, Class S. L., Canadian Pacific Railway, Mr. Francis F. Brown {Supplement, June 21st, 1889), 520
Moncrieff, Mr. W. D. Scott, Domestic Drainage, 168
Morison, Mr. D. B., Indicator Piston, 383
Mudd, Mr. Thos., Quadruple Expansion Engines, 49
Mumford, Mr. A., Steam Launch Engines, 274

NAPIER, Mr. C., Spring Tip-Trucks for Heavy Materials, 424
New York Electric Street Railway, on the Bentley- Knight System, 104
North-Eastern Railway, Permanent Way, Messrs. Cabry and Kinch, 8
Northfleet Series Electric Tramway, Dynamos and Cars, Permanent Way, Arrangement of Cables and Contacts, 219, 221, 222
North River, New York. Proposed Design for a Bridge Over, Mr. Max am Ende, 411, 412, 413

OERLTKON Co. Dynamo, Paris Exhibition, 506
Ordnance Store Department, Tests for Proving Bayonets and Swords, 212
“Ormea” Twin Screw Yacht, The Ardrossan Shipbuilding Co. {Supplement, April 12th, 1889) Otto Wire Ropeway, Gottesegen Colliery, Anto- nienhiitte, Upper Silesia (Supplement, January 25th, 1889)
Otto Wire Ropeway, Gottesegen Colliery, Anto- nienhutte-Terminal Station, 115, 116, 125

PARIS, Bellville, General View, Central Station, Compagnie Parisienne de Fair Comprimd, 366, 368, 371, 374
Paris Exhibition, Biscuit-making Machinery, Messrs. Joseph Baker and Sons, 502, 503
Paris Exhibition, Bookbinding Machinery, 367
Paris Exhibition, Electric Light at the, Thomson-Houston System, 539, 540, 541, 542
Paris Exhibition, Electric Lighting at the, Fabius Henrion System, 457, 458
Paris Exhibition, Electric Lighting Traction Engine, Messrs. Aveling and Porter, 442
Paris Exhibition, Elevators in the Eiffel Tower, 416, 417
Paris Exhibition, Express Engines, 362, 363
Paris Exhibition, General Plan, The, 361
Paris Exhibition, Hotchkiss Ordnance, 479, 480
Paris Exhibition, The Illuminated Fountains, 365
Paris Exhibition, Locomotive Engines at the, 455, 456
Paris Exhibition, Plans of the Esplanade des Invalides, and Side Facing the Seine, 391
Paris Exhibition, A Remarkable Casting, Messrs. Cockerill and Co., 521
Paris Exhibition, Robinson and Son’s Roller Mill Machinery, 490
Paris Exhibition, Stand of the Oerlikon Works, 506, 510, 511
Paris Exhibition, Steam Tramway Engine, La Cie Metallurgique, 463
“Peckham” Car Wheels, The, 483, 484
Perkins, Son, and Barrett, Messrs., Wrought Iron Cone Pulleys, 160
Perret Furnace Fitted to a Cornish Boiler, 114
Perret Furnace Applied to a Lancashire Boiler, Messrs. Bryan Donkin and Co., Ill
Pessenger’s Spring Fitting Machine, Messrs. Kendall and Gent, 378
Popp Compressed Air System in Paris, The, 366, 368, 371
Pretzien Bridge Dam, The, 349
Priestman’s Petroleum Engines, the R.A.S E Show, 522
Puplett’s Ammonia Ice-making Machine, The Pulsometer Engineering Co., 74, 77

RANSOMES, Sims and Jefferies, Messrs., Horizontal Engine, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 547
Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, Messrs., SemiPortable Engine, R.A.S.E., 525
R. E. Stuffing Box Glands, 333
“Reina Regente ” and “Piemonte,” Protective Deck Arrangements of the Armour-clads, 512
Richardson, Mr. A. W., High-speed Engine, 245
Rickinson, Mr. H., Indicating Callipers, 378
Robey and Co., Messrs., Thrashing Machine with New Shaker, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 552
Royal Agricultural Show, Windsor, Map of District and Show Ground, 517
Royal Artillery Barracks, Aden, Ironworks for, 180, 184
Rowe’s Automatic Gun-firing Apparatus, 395
Ruston, Proctor, and Co., Messrs., Contractor’s Tank Locomotive, 395

SACK, Mr. Hugo, on Universal Rolling Mills for the Rolling of Girders and Cruciform Sections, 405, 426
Schaffer and Budenburg, Messrs., Acme Steam Trap, 379
Schelp, jun., Mr. F., New Cable Grip, 439
Schneider Armour-plates, 97
Seine, Canalisation of the, The Suresnes Barrage, 440, 441
Serve, M., Patent Ribbed Tube, 335
Sherwin’s Vertical Machine Vice, 500
Singapore, Map of, 89
“Singapore,” S.S., Quadruple Expansion Engines, Messrs. Fleming and Ferguson, 329
Smith, Mr. J. Bucknall, Wire and Wire Ropes {see Bucknall-Smith}.
Smith and Coventry, Messrs., Hollow Mandril Lathe, Paris Exhibition, 370
Smith and Stevens, Messrs., Duplex Pump, 38
Society of Arts Engine Trials, 177, 196
South American Bridges, Some, 438
Stanley Exhibition of Cycles, The, 157, 158
Stannah, Mr. J., Variable Power Hydraulic Apparatus, 439
S.S. “Java,” Repairs of the Screw-shaft, 61
S.S. “Benmore,” Triple Expansion Engines, The N.E. Engineering Co. {Supplement, May 3rd, 1889)
S.S. “Meteor,” Professor A. Kennedy’s Report upon Trials of the, Diagrams, 381, 414
S.S. “Rouen” and “Paris,” Compound Engines, Constructed by the Fairfield Engineering Co., Designed by Mr. W. Stroudley {Supplement, March 15th, 1889)
S.S. “Rouen” and “Paris,” End View of Engines, 223
S.S. “Singapore,” Quadruple Expansion Engines, Messrs. Fleming and Ferguson, 355
S.S. “Tartar,” Repairs of the Screw-shaft, 61
S.S. “Victoria” and “Domira,” Triple Expansion Engines (Supplement, January 4th, 1889)
Stevens and Major’s Patent Lubricator, 283
Sturtevant Mill, The, 161

TERRY, Court, and Garrick Theatres, Structural Ironwork in the, 94
Thomson-Houston, 80-H.P. Generator for Power Transmission, Paris Exhibition, 539
Thomson-Houston, 45-H.P. Motor, Compound Dynamo, and Potential Equaliser, Paris Exhibition, 548
Thomson, Professor James, Jet Pump, as Supplying a Familiar Example of Induced Current Action, 131
Tower’s Steady Platform Apparatus, 325
Traigneaux Quarry, Belgium, Quarrying Machinery, Soc. Anonyme Internationale du Fil Helicoid al, Paris Exhibition, 392, 393, 394
Truro Rock Drill, The, 2
Turner New Engine and Boiler, The, 462
Tylorand Co., Messrs. J., Positive and Inferential Water Meters, 378

U.S. CAST Steel Rifled Gun, Burst, 37
Unwin, Prof. W. C., Fan Efficiency, 26

VERSE Water Shed and Dam Site, Map of the, 122
Vyrnwy Masonry Dam, Liverpool Waterworks, Mr. G. F. Deacon, 56 '

WATTS and CO., Messrs. John, Double Band Saw Machine for Deep Cutting, 197, 201
Webb’s New Steel Boiler, 498, 499
Webster, Mr. Wm., Electrical Treatment of Sewage, 261
Weeks and Sons, Messrs. W., Hop Washing Machine, Sketch of Movable Shafts, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 552
West Australian Land Company’s Pier at Albany, 93
W. Hartlepool, Gas Producer and Plate Furnace, Central Shipyard, Mr. W. P. Ingham, 3, 18
Westphalia, Proposed Dam on the Verse (Supplement, February 1st, 1889)
Wheeler, Mr. Herbert, Lathe, 139
White, Mr. W. H., Designs for the New Battleships, 306, 307
Wild and Co., Messrs. J., Governor, 137
Wiseman, Mr, W., Railway Accidents from Unexplained Causes, Diagrams in Illustration, 553
Worthington Pumping Engines, Bournemouth Waterworks, Messrs. Jas. Simpson and Co., 7, 10

Subject Matter.

AIR Compressing Plant of the Compagnie Parisi- enne de 1’Air Comprimd, Boiler House, Messrs. Davey, Paxman, and Co., 371, 374
Alternative Designs for First-class Battleships, 230
Ammunition, Martini and Small Bore, 90
Aqua-Thruster, Berry’s, Messrs. W. H. Bailey and Co., 137
Armature, Details of the Ferranti, 524
Armour-plates, Schneider, 97
Armour for Ships, Sir N. Barnaby, 318, 323
Automatic Gun-firing Apparatus, Rowe’s, 395
Automatic Regulator, Messrs. Lowrie and Hall, Figs. 1, 2, Kensington Central Electric Lighting Station, 123

BAND Saw Machine for Deep Cutting, Double, Messrs. John Watts and Co., 197, 201
Battleship “ Edinburgh,” H.M. First-class, Constructed at Pembroke Dockyard (Supplement, April 5th, 1889), 290
Battleships, Alternative Designs for First-class, 230
Battleships, Mr. W. H. White on the Designs for the New, 306, 307
Beacon Lights and Fog Signals, Sir Jas. Douglass on, 264
Biscuit-making Machinery, Paris Exhibition, Messrs. Joseph Baker and Sons, 502, 503
Boiler Explosions in Great Britain, 91
Boiler Explosions, Locomotive, in France, Belgium, Holland, and England, 91, 156
Boiler Tube, Patent Ribbed, M. Serve, 335
Boiler, Webb’s New Steel, 498, 499
Bookbinding Machinery, Paris Exhibition, 367
Box Nailing Machine, Hodges and Bridgman’s Patent, 245
Bow and Breech-loading Guns of H.M.S. “Benbow,” 482, 483
Bridge, The Forth, Progress to 1st December, 1888, Sir John Fowler and Mr. B. Baker, 36
Bridge over the Manchester Ship Canal at Thel- wall, 435
Bridge over North River, New York, Proposed Design for, Mr. Max Am Ende, 411, 412, 413
Bridges, Some South American, 438
Butter Churn, Mr. G. Hathaway, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 553
Butter Extractor, Mr. Johansson, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 552

CABLE Grip, New, Mr. F. Schelp, Jun., 439
Callipers, Indicating, Mr. H. Rickinson, 378
Camera, The Kodak, Photographic Exhibition at the Crystal Palace, 402, 403
Camera Stand, The American Heavy, Photographic Exhibition at the Crystal Palace, 402
Canalisation of Rivers, M. A. BoulA 60, 145, 252, 253
Canalisation of the Seine, The Suresnes Barrage, 440, 441
Carriage Heating Apparatus, Caledonian Railway, 3, 5
Car Wheels, The “Peckham,” 483, 484
Casting, A Remarkable, Paris Exhibition, Messrs. Cockerill and Co., 521
Clutch Testing Apparatus, Messrs. Edmeston and Sons, 114
Coaling Station, Defences of Our, Map of the Cape of Good Hope, 281
Cold Air and Freezing Apparatus, “Arktos,” Messrs. A. M. Perkins and Sons, 209
Compressed Air Power Plant, Chapin Iron Mine, Michigan, 420
Compressed Air System in Paris, The Popp, 366, 368, 371
Converter, Messrs. Lowrie and Hall, Kensington Central Electric Lighting Station, Fig. 4, 123
Conveyor, The Anti-friction Spiral, The Antifriction Conveyor and Grinding Machinery Co., 382
Conveyor, Patent Combination, Messrs. Little and Stevenson, 325
Crane, 100-Ton, Alexandra Graving Dock, Belfast, Mr. J. Taylor, 501
Cruiser, “Piemonte,” The Italian, Sir W. Armstrong, Mitchell, and Co., 350, 354
Current Meter, Messrs. Lowrie and Hall, Kensington Central Electric Lighting Station, Fig. 5, 123
Cycles, The Stanley Exhibition of, 157, 158

DAM, The Connemaugh, 531
Dam, The Pretzien Bridge, 349
Dam, Proposed, on the Verse, Westphalia (Supplement, February Ist, 1889)
Dam, Vyrnwy Masonry, Liverpool Waterworks Mr. G. F. Deacon, 56
Dams, Ancient Fixed, M. A. Bould on the Canalisation of Rivers, 60
Drainage, Domestic, Mr. W. D. Scott Moncrieff, 168
Drainage of the Mexico Valley, Map Showing the Project for, 555
Drain Pipe Joint, Archer’s, 25
Draw Hook and Coupling, Hosken’s, 303
Drill, The Truro Rock, 2
Dynamite Shell, The Gray don, 160
Dynamo, The Lowrie-Parker, 434
Dynamo Machines, Theory of, Mr. W. Fritche. Figs., 523

ELECTRIC Light Installation, Adelphi Theatre, The Edison-Swan United Company, 72, 73
Electric Light at the Paris Exhibition, The Fabrius Henrion System, 457, 458
Electric Light at the Paris Exhibition, The Illuminated Fountains, 365
Electric Light at the Paris Exhibition, The Thomson-Houston 80-Horse Power Generator for Power Transmission, 539
Electric Light at the Paris Exhibition, Stand of the Oerlikon Works, 506, 510, 511
Electric Lighting Station, Kensington Central, 118,123
Electric Street Railway on the Bentley-Knight System, New York, 104
Electric Supply Corporation, London, Central 293^311 Deptford’ Z- de Ferranti, 286, 287,
Electric Supply Corporation, Roof over Engine and Machine Building, Deptford Central Station, 471
Electrical Treatment of Sewage, Mr. Wm. Webster, 261
Elevators in the Eiffel Tower, 416, 417
Engine, Bogie. Passenger, Glasgow and South- Western Railway (Supplement March 1st and 22nd, 1889)
Engine, Bogie Passenger, End Views, Glasgow and South-Western Railway, Mr. Hugh Smellie, 239
Engine and Boiler, The Turner, New, 462
Engine, 400-Horse Power Condensing, at the Brussels Exhibition, Mr. Hertay, 153, 164
Engine, Electric Lighting Traction, Messrs. Ave- ling and Porter, Paris Exhibition, 442
Engine, Express, Belgian State Railway, Soci£t6 Cockerill, 363, 364
Engine, The Forward Gas, Messrs. T. B. Barker and Co., 294, 295
Engine, High Speed, Mr. A. W. Richardson, 245
Engine, Horizontal, Messrs. C. Burrell and Sons, Royal Agricultural Society of England’s Show, 529
Engine, Horizontal, Messrs. Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 547
Engine, Horizontal Corliss, Mr. John Cochrane, 25, 29
Engine, Mogul, Canadian Pacific Railway, Class S. L., Mr. Francis F. Brown (Supplement June 21st, 1889), 520
Engine, Passenger, Italian Mediterranean Railway, Commendatore Frescot, 96, 97, 272, 273
Engine, Portable Winding and Pumping, Messrs. R. Hornsby and Sons, 189
Engine, Semi - portable, Messrs. J. and H. McLaren, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 545
Engine, Semi-portable, Messrs. Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, Royal Agricultural Society of England’s Show, 525
Engine, Six-coupled Belgian, and Boiler, Paris Exhibition, 455, 464, 469
Engine, Spring Traction, Messrs. Burrell and Sons, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 544
Engine, Steam, Mr. Edward’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 547
Engine, Steam Tramway, Paris Exhibition, La Cie. Metallurgique, 463
Engine Trials, Society of Arts, 162, 177, 196
Engines and Boilers of H.M.S. “Calliope,” Messrs. J. and G. Rennie, 328
Engines, Compound, S.S. “Rouen’’and “Paris,” Fairfield Engine Company, Designed by Mr. W. Stroudley (Supplement, March 15th. 1889), 223
Engines, Express, The Paris Exhibition, 362, 363
Engines, Four-coup]ed Passenger Tank, Metropolitan District Railway (Supplement, May l8th, 1889)
Engines of the House-to-House Electric Lighting Installation, Kensington, Messrs. J. Fowler, 435
Engines of “La Flandre” Paddle Steamer for the Belgian Royal Mail Service, La Societe Cockerill, 281, 285
Engines, Priestman’s Petroleum, The Royal Agricultural Society of England’s Show, 522
Engines, Quadruple Expansion, S.S. “Singapore,” Messrs. Fleming and Ferguson, 329, 355
Engines, Quadruple Expansion, Mr. Tbos. Mudd, 49
Engines, Rolling Mill, Bowesfield Iron Company, Mr. J. Head, 144, 169
Engines, Steam Launch, Mr. A. Mumford, 274
Engines, Triple Expansion, H.M.S. “Australia,” Messrs. R. Napier and Sons, 268
Engines, Triple Expansion Marine, S.S. “Ben- more,” The North-Eastern Engineering Company (Supplement, May 3rd, 1889)
Engines, Triple Expansion, S.S. “ Victoria ” and “ Domira ” (Supplement, January 4th, 1889)

FAN, Capell, German Type, 39
Fan, Capel], Waleswood Colliery, 39
Fan Efficiency, 101
Fan Efficiency, Mr. W. C. Unwin, 26
Fan Efficiency, “A Miner,” 26, 83
Filters, C. Halliday’s High and Low-Pressure, Crewe, 283
Fire-box, Steel, Mr. F. W. Webb, London and North-Western Railway, 499
Fire Extinguishing Apparatus, Carver’s, 434
First-class Battle-ship, H.M.S. “ Benbow,” 10,600 tons (Supplement, June 7th, 1889)
First-class Battle-ship, “ Victoria,” H.M. (Supplement, February 15th, 1889)
Friction Clutch,' Mr. Walter Bagshaw, 139
Furnace, Hopcraft’s Rotative, 250
Furnace, Perret, Applied to a Cornish Boiler, 114
Furnace, Perret, Applied to a Lancashire Boiler, 111

GAS Engines, Combustion in, Diagrams Relating to, 546, 547
Gas Engines, Trials by Society of Arts, 177, 196
Gas Producer, The Ingham, 3, 18
Gas Producer, Plate Furnace, Central Shipyard, West Hartlepool, Mr. W. P. Ingham, 3, 18
Gold Mining Plant, Cerro de Pasco, Transvaal, Messrs. Appleby and Co., 133
Governor, Messrs. J. Wild and Co., 137
Gripper for Cable Tramways, Mr. C. J. Chapman, 395
Gun, American Breech-loading, Cast Steel, 223
Gun, Burst U.S., Cast Steel Rifled, 37
Gun for Forts, Quick-firing, Gardner, 126
Gun, 47-Ton, H.M.S. “Edinburgh,” 287, 288

HOLDFAST Roller Cap and Centre Shaft, Mr. Thos. Isherwood, 294
Hop Washing Machines, Sketch of Movable Shafts, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, Messrs. W. Weeks and Sons, 552
Horse Patten, Chat Moss, 92
Hydraulic Apparatus, Variable Power, Mr. J. Stannah, 439
Hydraulic Canal Lift, Fontinette’s, Messrs. Clark, Stanfield, and Clark, 136
Hydraulic Canal Lift, LaLouvibre, Messrs. Clark, Stanfield, and Clark, 28, 76, 82
Hydraulic Elevator, Eiffel Tower, MM. Roux, Combaluzier, and Lepage, 241

ICE-MAKING Machine, Puplett’s Ammonia, The Pulsometer Engineering Company, 74, 77
Indicator, Mclnnes’, 489
Induced. Currents, Jet Pump as Supplying a Familiar Example of their Action, Professor Jas. Thomson, 131
Internal Friction Gear for Driving Dynamo Machines, Messrs. Martin and Co., 425
Ironwork for Royal Artillery Barracks, 180, 184

LATHE, Mr. Herbert Wheeler, 139
Lathe, Hollow Mandril, Messrs. Smith and Coventry, 370
Lathe, Screw-cutting, Mr. Hunt, 383
Lighthouses and Lightships, 264, 265
Locomotive, Messrs. Bagnall, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 545
Locomotive Engines at the Paris Exhibition. 455, 456
Locomotive, Mallet Compound Articulated, Decau- ville Railway, Paris Exhibition, 448
Locomotive Passenger, London and South- Western Railway, Mr. W. Adams (Supplement January 18th, 1889)
Locomotive Practice in America, 372
Locomotive Practice in America, American Bar Frame, 518
Locomotive Tank Engine, Contractor’s, Messrs. Ruston, Proctor, and Co., 395
Lubricator, Stevens and Major’s Patent, 283

MAP of Aden, Defences of our Coaling Stations, 217
Map of Apia Harbour, and the Course of the “ Calliope,” 436
Map of District and Show Ground, Royal Agricultural Show, Windsor, 517
Map of the Island of Hong Kong and Coast Adjacent, 45
Map of the Region of the Johnstown Disaster, 531
Map of Singapore, 89
Map of the Verse Water Shed and Dam Site, 122
Mill, The Sturtevant, 161
Milling Cutter, Mr. George Addy, 137
Mine, Michigan, U.S.A., Chapin Iron Ore, 460, 461
Motor, 45-H.P., Compound Dynamo and Potential Equaliser, Thomson-Houston, Paris Exhibition, 548

NUTLOCK Washer, Mr. N. B. Dennys, 556

OIL Cup, Brown’s Self-Regulating, 304
Ordnance, Hotchkiss, Paris Exhibition, 479, 480

PAINT Mill, Messrs. Follows and Bates, 416
Permanent Way, North-Eastern Railway, Messrs. Cabry and Kinch, 8
Phonophore, The, Messrs. Langdon and Davies, 532
Photographic Dry Plate Apparatus, Messrs. B. T. Edwards and Co., 199, 200
Photographic Exhibition, Crystal Palace, 297, 356
Photographic Exhibition at the Crystal Palace, The, 402, 403
Pier at Albany, West Australian Land Co.’s, 93
Pill Picking and Sorting Machine, Messrs. Herbert and Hubbard, 446
Piston Indicator, Mr. D. B. Morison, 383
Plan of the Paris Exhibition, General, 361
Plans, Manchester Ship Canal, 432, 433
Plans of the Paris Exhibition, Esplanade des Invalides and Side Facing the Seine, 391
Portrait of Mr. Hermann Gruson, 520
Press, Compound Steam Forging, Messrs. B. and S. Massey, 468
Protective Deck Arrangements of the “Reina Regente” and “Piemonte,” 512
Pulleys, Wrought Iron Cone, Messrs. Perkins, Son, and Barrett, 160
Pump, Duplex, Messrs. Smith and Stevens, 38
Pumping Engine, Direct-acting Accumulator, Messrs. Hathorn, Davey, and Co., 310, 316
Pumping Engines, Worthington, Bournemouth Waterworks. Messrs, Jas. Simpson and Co., 7, 10

QUARRYING Machinery, Traigneaux Quarry, Belgium, Soc. Anonyme Internationale du Fit Helicoidal, Paris Exhibition, 392, 393, 394

RAIL for Street Railways, New, American Engineering News, 450
Railroads in Colombia, Map of, 304
Railway Accidents from Unexplained Causes, Diagrams in Illustration, Mr. W. Wiseman, 553
Railway and Rolling Stock, Decauville, Paris Exhibition, 447, 448
Railways, Early, 92
Roller Mill Machinery, Robinson and Sons, Paris Exhibition, 490
Rolling Mills for the Rolling of Girders and Cruciform Sections, Mr. Hugo Sack, 405, 426
Rope Closing Machine, Large, Messrs. Bullivant’s Wire Rope Works, 244

SCREW Shaft, S.S. “Java,” Repairs of the, 61
Screw Shaft, S.S. “Tartar,” Repairs of the, 61
Series Electric Tramway, Northfleet, Dynamos and Cars, Arrangement of Cables and Contacts, Permanent Way, 219, 221, 222
Sewage, Electrical Treatment of, 261
Six-pounder Quick-firing Guns, The Maxim- Nordenfelt, at the Paris Exhibition, 542
Sleepers, Steel, Mr. W. G. Bagnall, 329
Smoke Preventer and Ventilator, Mr. Herbert Hallewell,379
Spring Fitting Machine, Pessenger’s, Messrs. Kendall and Gent, 378
Steady Platform Apparatus, Tower’s 325
Steam Dredger for British Guiana, Messrs. Priestman and Bros., 204
Steam Drier,' Mathewson’s, 161
Steam Trap, Acme, Messrs. Schaffer and Buden- burg, 379
S.S. “Paris,” London and Brighton Railway Co.’s, 226
Steering Gear, Mr. G. H. Harrison, 90
Stocks and Dies, Bauer’s, 250
Structural Ironwork in the Terry, Court, and Garrick Theatres, 94
Stuffing Box Glands, “R. E.,” 333
Subway, City and Southwark, Map of Route and Sections of Tunnel End and Sh'eld, 477
Switch Board, Messrs. Lowrie and Hall, Kensington Central Electric Lighting Station, Fig. 3, 123

TESTING Slide Valve Friction, Apparatus for, Mr. J. A. F. Aspinall, 238
Tests for Proving Bayonetsand Swords, Ordnance Store Department, 212
Thrashing Machine with New Shaker, Messrs. Robey and Co., Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 552
Tip Trucks, Spring, for Heavy Materials, Mr. C. Napier, 424
Tool-making and Grinding Shop, Plan of Belgian State Railway Works, Mechlin, 237
Torpedo Impulse Tubes, General Engine and B jiler Co., 181
Torpedo, The Lege, 305
Tower, The Eiffel, M. Gustave Eiffel, 6, 32
Tower, The Eiffel, Construction of, 53
Tower, The Eiffel, Foundation of, 52
Tramway, Series Electrical, 219, 221, 222
Trials of the S.S. “ Meteor,” Prof. A. Kennedy’s Report upon, Diagrams, 381, 414
Tube and Bolt Vice, Bauer’s, 250
Turbine Governor, Hett’s, 244
Turbine House, Chapin Iron Mine, Michigan, U.S.A., 398
Turbine, 300-H.P., Jonval, Cerro de Pasco Gold Mine, Mr. W. Gunther, 468
Turret of H. M.S. “Victoria,” 140
Twin Lever Stone Breaker, Messrs. S. Mason and Co., 126
Type Writer, The Bar Lock, Paris Exhibition, 382

VALVE Gear, Arrol and Pringle’s, 47
Valve Gear of the “ Australia, ” 262
Viaduct, The Loa, The Antofagasta Railway, Bolivia, Mr. Edward Woods, (Supplement, April 26th, 1889), 332, 337, 346, 347, 348
Viaduct, The Loa, Transverse Girders, 348
Viaduct, Testing the Columns of the Loa, 346
Vice, Sherwin’s Vertical Machine, 500

WAGONS on an Early Railway, 70
Warship Design, Future, “J. A.,” 251
Water Meter, Deacon’s, Paris Exhibition, 362
Water Meter, The Differential Positive, The London Water Meter Company, 416
Water Meters, Positive and Inferential, Messrs. J. Tylor and Co., 378
Waterworks, The Guernsey, 486
Wire Rope, Lang’s, and the Ordinary Construction of, 425
Wire Ropeway, The Otto, Gottesegen Colliery, Upper Silesia, Antonienhiitte (Supplement, January 25th, 1889), 115, 116
Wire and Wire Ropes, their Manufacture and Uses, Mr. J. Bucknall-Smith, 210, 243, 244, 317, 424, 425, 519
Wire Rope Works, Plan of Messrs. Bullivant’s, 243
Wire Strand-making Machine, Large, Messrs. Bullivant’s Wire Rope Works, 244
Wire and Wire Ropes, Messrs. Latch and Batchelor, 519

YACHT, “Ormea,” The Twin-Screw, The Ardrossan Shipbuilding Company (Supplement, April 12th, 1889)

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