The Engineer 1892 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1892 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

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ALLEN’S Single-acting High-speed Air Pump and Jet Condenser, 358
American Champion Armour Plate, An, 276
American Navy, Armoured Vessels and Cruisers for the, 61, 62
American Ten-wheel Passenger Engine, New South Wales Government Railways, 254
Anderson’s Locomotive Exhaust Apparatus, Metropolitan Railway, 88, 89
Anti-friction Conveyor and Grinding Machinery Company, Cooling Plant for Large Chemical Works, 107, 110
Appleton, Wisconsin, Victor Turbines at, 339
Arnison’s Improved Mason Skylight for Enginerooms, andc., 416
Austral Otis Engineering Company, Duplex Pumping Engines, Broken Hill Waterworks, 386

BALDWIN Locomotive, Competitive, 273
“Baltimore,” The, Mr. W. H. White, The United States Navy, 43
Barker’s Gas Engine Starter, R.A. Society’s Show, 542
Barnes Dryer, The, 217
Barrow Flour Mills and Stores, Electric Lighting of, Messrs. Walmsley and Smith, 218
Barrus Calorimeter, The, 24
Barry, Henry, and Co., Messrs., New Compression Coupling, 526
Benardos-Howard Electric Welding Machine, The, 169
Benardos-Howard Electric Welding Process, Practical Development of the, by Messrs. Lloyd and Lloyd, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 535
Beyer, Peacock, and Co., Messrs., Tank Locomotive, London and South-Western Railway, Mr. J. Beattie (Supplement, February 5th, 1892), 106
Bickle, jun., Jebus, Telegraphing without Wires, 147
Bickle and Co., Messrs., Underground Locomotive, 497
Bisset and Sons, Sheaf-binding Reaper, Royal Society’s Show, 542
Bisset’s Chain Conveyor, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 542
Blachford Old Viaduct, Great Western Railway, 522
“Blake,” H.M. First-class Cruiser, 338
Bolton’s Electrical Winch, 187
Booth and Co., Messrs., Locomotive Boiler Drilling Machine, 68
Bower, Mr. Anthony S., How a Locomotive is Propelled, Diagrams, 391, 440
Bowling Iron Company, The, 40in. Cogging Mill, Newburn Steel Works, 505
Bradford Tramways, Electro-motive Car, Messrs. Easton and Anderson, 383
Brigg, Mr. T. H., on the Draught of Vehicles, with Diagrams, 178, 200
Brigg, Mr. T. H., How a Locomotive Engine is Propelled, 120, 131
Brighton Cliffs, 173
Brighton, The New Pier at, Mr. R. St. George Moor, 92, 136, 137
Brighton, The Old Chain Pier, Captain S. Brown, 198, 199
Brillie Electrical Energy Meter, The, 416
British Head-quarters, Chicago Exhibition, 518
Broken Hill Waterworks, Duplex Pumping Engines, Austral Otis Engineering Company, 386
Brown’s Triple-action Tea Roller, 68
Bruges, Maritime Canal, M. Casse’s Project, 515
Brush Train Lighting Dynamo, 460
Bryan’s Automatic Cut-out, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 84
Bryant Rail Saw, The, 263
“Buarque de Macedo,” Twin - screw Pontoon Crane Steamer, Messrs. Lobnitz and Co., 3, 6
Buchanan, Mr. W., Standard Passenger Locomotive, New York Central and Hudson River Railway (Supplement, June 17th), 519

CAMERA Club Conference, The, Mr. Van der Weyde’s Studio and Electric Lighting Arrangement, 262
Cameron, Mr. J., Plate-bending Machine, 96
Campbell Gas Engine, The, 471
Campbell, Mr. J. Jennings, Steam Engines for Ships of War (Diagrams), 116
Casse, M., his Project for the Bruges Maritime Canal, 515
“Charleston,” The, 43
Chicago International Exposition, The, 210
Chicago International Exposition, British Commission Buildings, 518
Chicago International Exposition, The Forestry Building, 335
Chicago International Exposition, 1893, State Buildings, 50
Chicago International Exposition, Washington State Building, 335
Chicago Water Jacket Condenser Company, Improved Syphon Condenser, 248
Cito “Anspect,” or Lifting Jack, The, 248
“City of Dundee,” Engines and Boilers of the s.s., Messrs. Jas. Howden and Co. (Supplement, February 26th, 1892), 167
Clayton and Shuttleworth, Messrs., Condensing Mill Engine, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 539
Cleckheaton Chimney Disaster, The, 234
Clydebank, Messrs. J. and G. Thomson’s Shipyard at, 26, 27
Commans and Co., Messrs., “ Otto ” Aerial Ropeway, Messrs. Tate and Sons, Sugarworks, Silvertown, 453
Cook, Smythe and Payne, Messrs., Tubular System of Conductors, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 535
Cornbrook Motor, The, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 84
Cornish Engine at Old Ford, 97
Crompton Automatic Projector, The, 369
Crompton Culvert, The, 368
Crompton-Howell Battery Cell, The, 368
Crossley Bros., Oil Engine 9-Horse Power, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 541
Crow, Mr. G., Teignmouth Waterworks Gas Engine and Pumps, 452, 454
Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, Boiler House, 254
Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, Electrical Machinery at the, 187, 248, 249, 254
Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, Ferranti Exhibit at, 430
Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, Multipolar Central Station Dynamo, Messrs. Johnson and Phillips, and Davey and Paxman, 249
Cunliffe and Croom, Messrs., Special Vertical Milling Machine, 7

DABNEY, Mr. T. G., Large Drainage Syphon, McKinney Lake, United States, 472
Dale’s Governing Apparatus, 415
Darley, Mr. C. W., Hopper Dredger for New South Wales Harbours and Rivers (Supplement, April 8th, 1892)
Davey,Paxman, and Co., Messrs.,Triple-Expansion Engine, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 254
Dean, Mr. W., Corridor Train, Great Western Railway, 316, 319, 322
Delaloe and Piat, Messrs., Electric Rivetter (Fig.13), Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 536
De La Vergne Refrigerating and Cold Storage Plant, Messrs. L. Sterne and Co., 54, 55
Denny and Bros., Messrs., The Paddlez Steamer “Princess May,” 475, 478
Denny and Bros., Messrs. W., s.s. “Ruahine,” 274, 275
Dewar, Professor, on Liquefying Oxygen and Common Air, 516
Duchscher Differential for Press, The, 249
Dunn, Mr., Alleged Photograph of Ball Lightning, 91

EASTERN Railway of France, Express Locomotive, M. Flaman (Supplement, March 4th, 1892), 191, 214
Easton and Anderson, Messrs., Electro-motive Car, 383
Eccleston-place Station and Section Of Culverts, Plan of, 404, 410
Edis, Qolonel Robert W., British Commission Buildings Plan, Chicago Exposition, 518
Edison, Mr. Thomas A., Telegraphing without Wires, 86
Edmiston’s Feed-water Filter, 179
Elswick Gun Mounting, New Disappearing, 211
Elwell-Parker Alternator, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 285
Elwell-Parker Motor Transformer, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 285

FAIRFIELD Shipbuilding and . Engineering Company, Triple-expansion Engines, H.M.S. “Hawke” (Supplement, January 22nd, 1892)
Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, Triple-expansion Engines, H.M.S. “Hawke” (January 22nd and May 6th, 1892)
Fawcett’s Fire-proof Floor, 305
Ferranti Alternating Currant, 430
Ferrantis Armature and Connection of Coils, 430
Ferranti Coils as Mounted, 430
Ferranti Collector, 430
Ferranti Concentric Main, 430
Ferranti Safety Device, 430
Ferrier, Professor, Optical System of his Photomicrographic Apparatus, 348
Fire Appliances Manufacturing Company, The Single-cylinder Vulcan Fire Engine, 47
Fire Appliances Company, The Vulcan Steam Fire Pump, 361
Flaman, M., Express Locomotive, Eastern Railway of France (Supplement, March 4th, 1892), 191, 214
Follows and Bate, Messrs., Combined Triple Roller and Pug Mill for Paint Works, 27
Fowler’s Pond Cleaner, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 543
Fricker Alternator, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 284

GARROOD’S Cultivator or Pulveriser, 529
“Gibraltar,” H.M. First-class Cruiser, 360
Globe Works, Lincoln, Erecting Shop, 277
Gooch’s Design for Russian Locomotives, 447
Gordon Dynamo and Exciter, The, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 124
Goss, Mr. W. F. M., An Experimental Locomotive, 482
Great Western Broad Gauge, Sixty Miles an Hour, 434
Great Western Engines, Early, 426, 427
Great Western Locomotive, 1855, 450
Great Western Express Locomotive, 1846, 450
Great Western Railway, Blachford Old Viaduct, 522
Great Western Railway, One-span Slade New Viaduct, 548
Great Western Railway, Corridor Train, 316, 319, 322
Great Western Railway, Rolling Stock, 1845, 448
Great Western Railway System, Map of the, 399
Great Western Railway Works, South Devon, Messrs. Pearson and Co., 544
Gulcher Arc Lamp, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 284
Gulcher Factory Lamp, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 284
Gulcher Midget Dynamo, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 284
Gulcher 40-unit Dynamo, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 284

HALL, Mr. C. E., The “Monarch” Disintegrator and Coal Grinding Mill, 47
Hamburg, Off-shore Floating Dock, Messrs. Clark and Standfield, 219
Harrison’s Hoisting Crab, 305
Hartmann and Braun’s Inductometer, 385
Hartmann and Braun’s Voltmeter, 385
Harvey Plate High Carbon Nickel Steel, 276
Haslam and Co., Messrs., Refrigerator, s.s. “Ruahine,” 276
“Hawke,” H.M.S., Triple-expansion Engines (Supplements, January 22nd and May 6th, 1892)
Hayward Tyler and Co., Messrs., Double-acting Geared Plunger Pump, 34
Hayward Tyler and Co., Messrs., Hydraulic Die Press, 235
Herbert, Mr. A., Drilling Machines for Cycle Work, 46
H.M. First - class Battleship “Ramillies,” Messrs. J. and G. Thomson, 194
H.M. First-class Battleship “ Royal Sovereign,” (Supplement, May 27th, 1892)
H.M. First-class Cruiser “Blake,” 338
H.M. First-class Cruiser “Gibraltar,” 360
H.M. First-class Cruiser “Grafton,” The Thames Ironworks Company, 111
Higginson and Co., Messrs., Wrought Steel Blocks, 55
Holden and Brooke, Messrs., Exhaust Injector for Locomotives, 190
Hornsby-Akroyd Oil Engine Royal Agricultural Society's Show, 540
Houseman’s Hedge Cutter, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 542
Howard, Messrs., Vertical Engine and Boiler, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 539
Howden and Co., Messrs., Engines and Boilers of the s.s. “City of Dundee” (Supplement, February 26th, 1892), 167
Hughes, Mr. G., On the Construction of the Modern Locomotive, 1, 2, 21, 22, 103, 104
Hulse and Co., Messrs., Vertical Lathe, 296
Humber Ice and Coal Company, Hull, Ice-making Machine, 152, 157, 168
Humphrey, Mr, E. J., Magnesium Lamp, 262, 263

INGERSOLL-SERGEANT Drill Company, Single- acting Compound Air Compressor, 496
“Isabel,” Stern-wheel River Steamer, Messrs. Summers and Scott, 30

JARMAN System of Electric Traction, The, 494
Johnson and Phillips, and Davey and Paxman, Messrs., Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, Coupled Dynamo and Steam Engine, 249
Johnstone, Norman, and Co., British Head Quarters, Chicago Exhibition, Colonel Robert W. Edis, 518
Johnstone System of Underground Conduits for Electric Lighting, 346

KAPP, Mr. Gisbert, Multipolar Central Station Dynamo, 249
Kapp’s Magnetometer, 385
Kendal and Gent, Messrs., Vertical Milling Machine, 73
Kidderpore Docks, Swing Bridge for, The Patent Shaft and Axletree Company, 350
Kingdon Central Station Dynamo, 187
Kite’s Inlet Valve, 359

LAMBTON Castle, Electric Lighting Plant, Mr. A. A. Campbell Swinton, 150
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company, Railway Workshop, Horwich, Boiler Shop Practice, Mr. G. Hughes, 1, 2
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company, Standard Goods Engine, Mr. John A. F. Aspinall (Supplements, January lst, 1892)
Latham, Mr. Ernest, Triple-expansion Engines, Steam Yacht “Zaria,” 258, 264, 280
Lethuillier et Pinel, MM., Progressive Escape Safety Valve, 247, 248
Lawrence, Mr. L., The Draught of Vehicles, 233
Leach, Mr. H. L., Sand-feeding Apparatus for Locomotives, 400
Leahy, Mr. H. R., Locomotive Engine Boilers, 337
Leeds Forge Company, The, Interchangeable Winged Furnace, 97
Lees, Messrs. T. and R., Double-geared Drilling Machine, 23
Lincoln, Erecting Shop, Globe Works, 277
Lithanode Company, The, Electric Light in Omnibuses, 504
Lloyd and Lloyd, Messrs., their Exhibit at the Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 535
Lloyd and Lloyd, Messrs., Steam Pipe Joint, Fig.11, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 536
Lobnitz and Co., Messrs., Twin-screw Pontoon Crane Steamer, “Buarque de Macedo,” 3, 6
London Electric Supply Corporation, Cable-testing Apparatus for the, Messrs. Theiler and Sons, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 85
London and South-Western Railway, Tank Locomotive, Mr. Joseph Beattie (Supplement, February 5th, 1892), 106
Longworth’s Power Hammer, Messrs. Samuelson and Co., 177
Lower Thames, Proposed Single-span Opening Bridge for the, 230, 231
Luard, Mr. E. S., Screw Coupling for Narrow- gauge Railways, 2
Luxemburg Railway, The Cito “Anspect” or Lifting Jack, 248
Luxemburg Railways, The Duchscher Differential for Press, 249
Luxemburg Railways, Gauge Glass Protectors, 247
Luxemburg Railways, Map of, 247

MACDONALD Conduit, Joints in, 431
Macdonald Subway Electrical Conduit, 431
Mach, Professor, Figures Relating to his Investigations into the Nature of the Sound of a Projectile, 513
McKinney Lake, U.S., and English Syphons, 527
McKinney Lake, U.S., Large Drainage Syphon, 472
Magnolia Metallic Packing, 438
“Maine,” Armoured Cruiser, United States Navy, 62
Manchester Ship Canal Progress Plan, The, 417
Marsh’s Smokeless Furnace, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 543
Martin Anchor, Improved, Messrs. Joseph Wright and Co., 266
Mason Skylight, Arnison’s Improved, 416
Mather’s Soft Metal Hammers, 137
Merry weather and Sons, Messrs., Fire Engine for a Turkish Warship, 504
Merry weather and Sons, Messrs., Steam Fire Engine for South America, 7
“Midget” Arc Lamp, The, 188
Milford Haven, Pneumatic Dynamite Sea-Coast Gun, 491, 492, 500
Moenchenstein, Switzerland, The Bridge Failure at, Max Am Ende, 143
“Monarch” Disintegrator and Coal Grinding Mill, Mr. C. E. Hall, 47
“Monterey,” United States Armoured Ccast Defence Vessel, 63
Moore, Mr. R. St. George, New Pier at Brighton, 92, 136, 137
Moore, Mr. R. St. George, St. Leonard’s Pier-head and Pavilion, 115

NAGARAGAWA Railway Bridge and an Earthquake, 76
Napier and Sons, Messrs., H.M. First-class Cruiser “Gibraltar,” 360
Neasden, Anderson’s Exhaust Apparatus at, 89
Needles Channel, The, Chart for Torpedo Stations, 91, 123
Newburn Steel Works, Forty-inch Cogging Mill, 505
New South Wales Government Rail ways, American Ten-wheel Passenger Engine, 254
New South Wales Harbours and Rivers Department, Hopper Dredger for, Mr. C. W. Darley, The Mort’s Dock and Engineering Company (Supplement, April 8th, 1892)
New York Central and Hudson River Railway, Standard Passenger Locomotive, Mr. W. Buchanan (Supplement, June 17th, 1892), 519
New York City, New Rapid Transit Railway, 64, 66
New Zealand Shipping Company’s s.s. “Ruahine,” 274, 275
Notting Hill Gate Electric Lighting Station, 318, 325, 326, 327

OLD Ford, Cornish Engine at, 97
Oldbury Railway Carriage and Wagon Company, Ten-ton Goods Wagon with Pressed Steel Under frame, 357
Oliver’s Mean Time Sun Dial, 549
Oswald and Doxford, Messrs., Cross Section of Proposed Type of Whaleback Steamers, 314
“Otto ” Aerial Ropeway, Messrs. Tate and Son’s Sugar Works, Silvertown Messrs. Commans and Co., 453
Ottoman Government Coal Washing and Briquette Plant for the, The Southgate Engineering Co., 158

PATENT Shaft and Axletree Company, Swing Bridge for Kidderpora Docks, 350
Pearson and Co., Great Western Railway Works, South Devon, 544
Peel and Williams, Messrs., Small Condensing Watt Engine, 497
Perrett and Mayhew, Messrs., Lamp for Railway Use, 180
Pollit and Wigzell’s Single-acting Air Pump and Jet Condenser, 358
Porte-Manville Regulator, The, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 84
Priest Mr. Rowland, Hydraulic Punching Bear, 526
Priestman Bros., Messrs., 25-Horse Power Oil Engine, 255
Prince Henry Co., The, Progressive Escape Safety Valve, MM. Lethuillier et Pinel, 247, 248
“Princess May,” The Paddle Steamer, 475
Pringle-Swift Photomicrographic Apparatus, 347, 348

QUEEN’S Bay and Oembilin Railway, Sumatra, Views on the, 342

RAMAGE and Ferguson, Messrs., Triple Expan¬sion Engines for the Steam Yacht “Zaria,” Mr. E. Latham, 258, 264, 280
Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, Hay Kicker, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 542
Richmond and Co., Messrs., Compound Condens¬ing Engine, 474
Riekie, Mr. John, Compound Locomotives, 48
Robey and Co., Messrs. Coupled Compound Hori-zontal Engine, 250-Horse Power, 364
Robey Gas Engine and Tyne One-Unit Dynamo, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 540
Robey’s Portable Oil Engine, Royal Agricul¬tural Society’s Show, 540
Robinson and Auden, Messrs., 16-Horse Double Cylinder Portable Engine, 69
Robinson, Prof. Henry, St. Pancras Electric Lighting, Regent’s Park Station, 145, 146, 148, 149
Robinson and Sons, Messrs., Radial Arm Roller Feed Saw Bench, 69
Royal Agricultural Society’s Show Ground, Warwick, 526
Royal Institution, Prof. Dewar at the, on Lique¬fying Oxygen and Common Air, 516
“Ruahine,” New Zealand Shipping Co.’s s.s., 274, 275
“Ruahine,” s.s., Refrigerator, 276
Russian Locomotives, Gooch’s Design for, 447

ST. ANDREW’S Dock, Hull, Ice-making Machinery, The Pulsometer Engineering Company, 152, 157, 168
St. Leonards Pier-head and Pavilion, Mr. R. St. George Moore, 115
St. Pancras Electric Lighting—Regent’s Park Station, 145, 146, 148, 149, 172, 173
“Salem ” Oil Filter, 168
Samuelson and Co., Messrs., Longworth’s Power Hammer, 177
Scott Coupled Lighting Plant, 431
Scott Improved Projector, 431
Seagrave’s Equilibrium Nozzle, 305
Shand, Mason, and Co., Messrs., Fixed Steam Fire Engine, 315
Sharp, Stewart, and Co., Messrs., Large Planing Machine, 407
Sheerness Dockyard, Overhead Steam Traveller, Mr. Thos. Smith, 73
Shropshire and Montgomery Counties Lunatic Asylum Waterworks, Mr. Stooke, 379, 382
Simpson, Strickland, and Co., Messrs., 202-ton Yacht, 117
Sims-Edison Electrical Torpedo, The, 91, 123
Slade New Viaduct, One Span, South Devon, 548
Smith, Mr. Thos., Overhead Steam Traveller, Sheerness Dockyard, 73
Smith, Professor H. H., Mechanics of Locomotive Traction and Driving, with Diagrammatic Sketches, 401, 467
Soosmezzo, Explosion of a Locomotive at, 383
South America, Steam Fire Engine for, Messrs. Merry weather and Sons, 7
Southgate Engineering Company, Coal Washing and Briquette Plant for the Ottoman Government, 158
Spencer and Co., Messrs. Jas., Improved Machine Tools, 496
Spencer’s .Steel Works, Newburn, 40in. Cogging Mill, The Bowling Iron Company, 505
Sphincter Grip Armoured Hose Company, The Adjustable Lock and Weir, 391 ’
Spurge, Mr., Safety Gauge Attachment for Gases and New Sensitometer (Figs. 8, 9, 10), 263
S.S. “Ruahine,” New Zealand Shipping Com¬pany’s, 274, 275
Stephenson’s Locomotive, 1846, 449
Stephenson’s Long Boiler Engine, 1842, 449, 456
Stillwell and Bierce Manufacturing Company, Victor Turbines at Appleton, Wisconsin, 339
Stoney, Mr. E. Duncan, Sectional View of Large Sluices, Mode Wheel, 271
Stooke, Mr., Waterworks, Wenlock Lunatic Asylum, 379, 382
Sumatra, Map showing Railways of, 341
Sumatra, Views on the Queen’s Bay and Oembilin Railway, 342
Summers and Scott, Messrs., Stern-wheel River Steamer “Isabel,” 30
Sydenham Electric Light Station, Messrs. J. E. H. Gordon, 124, 132
Sydney North Shore Bridge, Mr. S. Pollitzer, 295

TANGYE, Gas Engine, 42 Indicated Horse-power Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 541
Tate and Son’s Sugar Works, Silvertown, “Otto” Aerial Ropeway, Messrs. Commans and Co., 453
Teignmouth Waterworks, Gas Engine and Pumps, Mr. G. Crow, 452, 454
“Texas,” Armoured Steel Turret Battleship, 61
Thames Ironworks Company, The, H.M. First- class Cruiser “Grafton,” 111
Thames Tunnel at Blackwall, The, Mr. Alex. M. Binnie (Supplement, March 16th, 1892), 239
Thompson’s Sash Fastener, 305
Thomson, Messrs. J. and G., their Shipyard at Clydebank, 26, 27
Thornycroft, Mr. J. I., Controlling Gear, Yacht “Cecile,” 297
Thwaite Smoke Annihilator, The, 315
Tottenham Court-road, Lamps, 146
Tower Bridge, North Pier, The, 125
Towler, Mr. Alfred, Air Pumps and Condensers for Steam Engines, 358, 414, 415
Tremper Automatic Expansion Gear, The, 96
Trent Gas Engine, 10 Indicated Horse-power, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 540, 541
Turkish Warship, Fire Engine for a, Messrs. Merryweather and Sons, 504

UNION Nut-lock Washer, 498
United States Armoured Steel Cruiser No. 2, 62
United States, The Navy of the, the “Baltimore” and the “ Charleston,” 43
United States Navy, Coast Line Battleships, 206, 207, 227, 228
United States Navy, Triple-screw Cruiser No. 12, 228
Uxbridge Waterworks, Engines and Pumps, The British Gas Engine and Engineering Company, 128, 129

VAN DER WEYDE, Mr., Studio and Electric Lighting Arrangement, 262
Victor Turbines at Appleton, Wisconsin, 339
“Ville de Douvres,” Trial of the Mean Indicator Diagrams, 433
Vogelsang, Mr. Alexander, New Method of Hydraulic Propulsion, 305
Vulcan Fire Engine, Single Cylinder, The Fire Appliances Manufacturing Company, 47
Vulcan Steam Fire Pump, The Fire Appliances Company, 361

WAINFLEET Haven and River Steeping Im-provements, 405, 406
Wake, Mr. H., Problem in Gyroscopes, Diagram, 528
Ward, Mr. A. F., Wreck Indicating Buoy, 190
Waterloo Terminus, The Enlargement of, 438, 439
Waterloo Terminus, New Signals and Signalling Arrangements, at, 438
Watt Engine, Small Condensing, An Interesting Relic, 497
Wells Bros., Messrs., Valve Motion and Governor, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 540
Wenlock Lunatic Asylum Waterworks, 379
Westminster Electric Supply Corporation, Plan of District Supplied by, 403
Wheeler, Mr. W. H., Buoying and Lighting Tidal Rivers, 355
Williams, Mr. J. Evelyn, Wainfleet Haven and River Steeping Improvements, 406
Woodhouse and Rawson, Messrs., Electrical Machinery at the Crystal Palace, 187
Wood’s Well Cleaner, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 543
Wood’s Well Cleaning Grabs, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 543
Worms, The New Water Tower at, 369, 370
Wright and Co., Messrs. Joseph, Improved Martin Anchor, 266

YARROW, Mr. A. F., Vibration of Torpedo Boats and other Vessels, 298, 302
Young’s Bolt Forcer, 497

“ZARIA,” Steam Yacht, Triple Expansion Engines, Mr. Ernest Latham, 258, 264, 280
Zeiss, M. Carl, Photomicrographic Apparatus, 348

Subject Matter

AERIAL Ropeway, “Otto,” Messrs. Commans and Co., Messrs. Tate and Son’s Sugarworks, Silvertown, 453
Air Compressor, Single-acting Compound Air Compressor, Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company, 496
Air Pump, Single-acting, and Jet Condenser, Messrs. Pollit and Wigzell’s, 358
Air Pump, Single-acting, High Speed, and Jet Condenser, Allen’s, 358
Air Pumps and Condensers for Steam Eno-ines, Mr. Alfred Towler, 358, 414, 415
Alternating Current, Ferranti, 430
Alternating Current Transformer, 286
Alternator, Elwell-Parker, 285
Alternator, Fricker, 284
Anchor, Martin, 266
“Anspect,” The Cito, or Lifting Jack, 248
Arc Lamp, Gulcher, 284
Arc Lamp, The Midget, 188
Armature and Connection of Coils, Ferranti, 430
Armour Plate, American Champion, 276
Armoured Coast Defence Vessel “Monterey,” The United States, 63
Armoured Vessels and Cruisers for the American Navy, 61, 62
Automatic Expansion Gear, The Tremper, 96
Automatic Projector, The Crompton, 369

BALL Lightning, Mr. Dunn’s Alleged Photograph of, 91
Battery Cell, The Crompton-Howard, 368
Battleship, Armoured Steel Turret, United States Navy, 61
Battleship “Ramillies,” H.M. First - class, Messrs. J. and G. Thomson, 194
Battleship “Royal Sovereign,” H.M. First-class, (Supplement, May 27th, 1892)
Battleships, United States Navy Coast-line, 206, 207, 227, 228
Boiler-house, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 254
Boilers, Locomotive Engine, Mr. H. R. Leahy, 337
Boilers of the s.s. “City of Dundee,” Messrs. James Howden and Co. (Supplement, February 26th, 1892), 167
Bolt Forcer, Young’s, 497
Bridge Failure at Moenchenstein, The, Max am Ende, 143
Broad Gauge, Sixty Miles an Hour, Great Western, 434
Bridge, North Pier, The Tower, 125
Bridge, Swing, Kidderpore Docks, Patent Shaft and Axletree Company, 350
Bridge, Sydney North Shore, Mr. S. Pollitzer, 295
Buildings, British Commission, Chicago Exhibition, 518
Buoy, Wreck Indicating, Mr. A. F. Ward, 190
Buoying and Lighting Tidal Rivers, Mr. W. H. Wheeler, 355
Buoys, Cone, Can, Spider - legged, Pillar Spherical, Bell, and Mooring, 294

CABLE Testing Apparatus for the London Electric Supply Corporation, Theiler and Sons, Messrs., Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 85
Calorimeter, The Barrus, 24
Camera Club Conference, Mr. Van der Weyde’s Studio and Electric Lighting Arrangement, 262
Canal, Bruges Maritime, M. Casse, 515
Chain Conveyor, Bisset’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 542
Chimney Disaster, The Cleckheaton, 234
Corridor Train, Great Western Railway, Mr. W. Dean, 316, 319, 322
Coal-grinding Mill, The “Monarch’’Disintegrator and, Mr. C. E. .Hall, 47
Coal Washing and Briquette Plant for the Ottoman Government, The Southgate Engineering Company, 158
Cogging Mill, Forty-inch, The Bowling Iron Company, Messrs. Spencer’s Steel Works, Newburn, 505
Coils as Mounted, Ferranti, 430
Collector, Ferranti, 430
Concentric Main, Ferranti, 430
Controlling Gear, Yacht “Cecile,” Mr. J. I. Thornyeroft, 297
Cooling Plant for Large Chemical Works, The Anti-friction Conveyor and Grinding Machinery Company, 107, 110
Coupling, New Compression, Messrs. Barry, Henry, and Co., 526
Cruiser, Armour, The “Maine,” United States Navy, 62
Cruiser, Armoured Steel, No. 2, United States Navy, 62
Cruiser “Blake,” H.M. First-class, 338
Cruiser “Gibraltar,” H.M. First-class, Messrs. Napier and Sons, 360
Cruiser “Grafton,” H.M. First - class, The Thames Ironworks Company, 111
Cruiser No. 6, The Protected Steel, United States Navy, 63
Cruiser No. 12, Triple-screw, United States Navy, 228
Cultivator or Pulveriser, Mr. C. Garrood, 529
Culvert, The Crompton, 368
Current Transformer, Alternating, 286

DIFFERENTIAL for Press, The Duchscher, 249
Disintegrator and Coal Grinding Mill, The “Monarch,” Mr. C. E. Hall, 47
Docks, Kidderpore, Swing Bridge for, 350
Draught of Vehicles, T. H. Brigg’s Letter on the, with Diagram, 178, 200
Draught of Vehicles, The, with Diagrams, 178, 200, 233
Drilling Machine, Double-geared, Messrs. T. and R. Lees, 23
Drilling Machine, Locomotive Boiler, Messrs. Booth and Co., 68
Drilling Machines for Cycle Work, Mr. A Herbert, 46
Dryer, The Barnes, 217
Dynamo, Brush Train Lighting, 460
Dynamo and Exciter, The Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 124
Dynamo, Gulcher “Midget,” 284
Dynamo, Gulcher 40-unit, 284
Dynamo, Kingdon Central Station, 187
Dynamo, Multipolar Central Station, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, Mr. GisbertKann’s Design, 249
Dynamos, Principal Forms of the Inductors of, 160 ’

ELECTRIC Lamps, Tottenham Court-road 146
Electric Exhibit at the Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, Messrs. Lloyd and Lloyd, 535
Electric Light in Omnibuses, The Lithanode Company, 504
Electric Light Station, Eccleston-place, 404 410
Electric Light Station, Sydenham, 124, 132
Electric Lighting Arrangement, Mr. Van der Weyde's Studio, 262
Electric Lighting of the Barrow Flour Mills and Stores, Messrs. Walmsley and Smith, 218
Electric Lighting Plant, Lambton Castle, Mr. A. A. Campbell Swinton, 150
Electric Lighting, St. Paneras, Regents lark Station, 145, 146, 148, 149, 172, 173
Electric Lighting, The Johnstone System of Underground Conduits for, 346
Electric Lighting Station, The Notting Hill Gate, 318, 325, 326, 327
Electric Rivetter, Messrs. Delaloe and Piat (Fig.13), Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 536
Electric Supply Corporation, Westminster, Plan of District Supplied by, 403
Electric Traction, The Jarman System of, 494
Electric Welding Machine, The Benardos-Howard, 169
Electric Welding Process, Practical Development of the Benardos-Howard, by Messrs. Lloyd and Lloyd, 535
Electrical Energy Meter, The Brilhe, 416
Electrical Machinery at the Crystal Palace, Messrs. Woodhouse and Rawson, 187
Electrical Machinery at the Crystal Palace, 187, 242, 249, 254
Electrical Torpedo, The Sims-Edison, 91, 123
Electrical Winch, Bolton’s, 187
Electro-motive Car, Bradford Tramways, Messrs. Easton and Anderson, 383
Engine, American Ten-wheel Passenger, New South Wales Government Railways, 254
Engine and Boiler, Vertical, Messrs. Howard, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 539
Engine, Compound Condensing, Messrs. Richmond and Co., 474
Engine, Condensing Mill, Messrs. Clayton and Shuttleworth, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 539
Engine, Coupled Compound Horizontal, 250-Horse Power, Messrs. Robey and Co., 364
Engine, Fire, for a Turkish Warship, Messrs. Merryweather and Sons, 504
Engine, Gas, The Campbell, 471
Engine, Gas, 42 Indicated Horse-power, Tangye, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 541
Engine, Gas, 10 Indicated Horse-power, The Trent, Boyal Agricultural Society’s Show, 540, 541
Engine, 25-Horse Power Oil, Messrs. Priestman Brothers, 255
Engine, Oil, 9-Horse Power, Messrs. Crossley Brothers, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 541
Engine, Oil, The Hornsby-Akroyd, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 540
Engine, Oil, Portable, Messrs. Robey, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 540
Engine at Old Ford, Cornish, 97
Engine and Pumps, Gas, Teignmouth Waterworks, , Mr. G. Crow, 452, 454
Engine, Robey Gas, and Tyne One-unit Dynamo, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 541
Engine-room and Switchboard, Eccleston-place Station, 410
Engine, 16 - Horse Double - cylinder Portable, Messrs. Robinson and Auden, 69
Engine, Small Condensing Watt, Messrs. Peel and Williams, 497
Engine, Standard Goods, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company, Mr. John A. F. Aspinall (Supplements, January 1st, 1892)
Engine, 1842, Stephenson’s Long Boiler, 449, 456
Engine, Triple-expansion, Messrs. Davey, Paxman, and Co., Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 254
Engines and Boilers of the s.s. “City of Dundee,” Messrs. James Howden and Co. (Supplement, February 26th, 1892), 167
Engines, Duplex Pumping, Broken Hill Waterworks, The Austral Otis Engineering Company, 386
Engines, Early Great Western, 426, 427
Engines for Ships of War, Steam, 116, 130
Engines, Triple-expansion, H.M.S. “Hawke,” The Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company (Supplement, May 6th, 1892)
Engines, Triple-expansion, Steam Yacht “Zaria,” 258, 264, 280
Equilibrium Nozzle, Seagrave’s, 305
Erecting Shop, Globe Works, Lincoln, 277
Ethylene Manufacturing Apparatus, 516
Exhaust Apparatus at Neasden, Anderson’s, 89
Exhaust Injector for Locomotives, Messrs. Holden and Brooke, 190
Expansion Gear, The Tremper Automatic, 96

FACTORY Lamp, Gulcher, 284
Feed-water Filter, Edmiston’s, 179
Filter, Edmiston’s Feed-water, 179
Fire-engine, Single-cylinder Vulcan, The Fire Appliances Manufacturing Company, 47
Fire-engine, Steam, for South America, Messrs. Merryweather and Sons, 7
Fire-engine for a Turkish Warship, Messrs. Merryweather and Sons, 504
Fire-proof Floor, Fawcett’s, 305
Fire Pump, The Vulcan, 361
Floating Dock, Hamburg, The Off-shore, Messrs. Clark and Standfield, 219
Forestry Building, Chicago International Exhibition, 335
Forty-inch Cogging Mill, The Bowling Iron Company, Messrs. Spencer’s Steel Works, Newburn, 505
Furnace, The Interchangeable Winged, The Leeds Forge Company, 97
Furnace, Marsh’s Smokeless, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 543

GAS Engine, The Campbell, 471
Gas Engine and Pumps, Mr. G. Crow, Teignmouth Waterworks, 452, 454
Gauge Glass Protectors, Luxemburg Railways, 247
Goods Wagon, 10-ton, The Oldbury Railway Carriage and Wagon Company, 357
Governing Apparatus, Dale’s, 415
Grabs, Well Cleaning, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 543
Gun Mounting, New Disappearing Elswick, 211
Gun, Pneumatic Dynamite Sea Coast, Milford Haven, 491, 492, 500
Gyroscopes, Problem in, Mr. H. Wake, Diagram, 528

HAMMER, Power, Longworth’s, 177
Hammers, Mather’s Soft Metal, 137
Haven and River Steeping Improvements, Wainfleet, 406
Hay Kicker, Messrs. Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 542
Hedge Cutter, Houseman’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 542
Hoisting Crab, Harrison’s, 305
Hopper Dredger for New South Wales Harbours and Rivers Department (Supplement, April 8th, 1892)
Hydraulic Die Press, Messrs. Hayward Tyler and Co., 235
Hydraulic Propulsion, New Method of, Mr. Alexander Vogelsang, 305
Hydraulic Punching Bear, Mr. Rowland Priest, 526

ICE-MAKING Machinery, St. Andrew’s Dock, Hull, The Pulsometer Engineering Company, 152, 157, 168
Ice-tipping Apparatus, Humber Ice and Coal Company, Hull, 157
Inductometer, Hartman and Braun’s, 385
Inductors and Dynamos, Principal Forms of the, 160
Inlet Valve, Kite’s, 359
Injector for Locomotives, Exhaust, Messrs. Holden and Brooke, 190
Interesting Relic, An, Small Condensing Watt Engine, Messrs. Peel and Williams, 497
“Invicta,” London and Northampton, Singlecylinder Vulcan Fire Engine, 47

JOINTS in Macdonald Conduit, 431

LAMP, Gulcher Arc, 284
Lamp, Gulcher Factory, 284
Lamp for Railway Use, Messrs. Perrett and Mayhew, 180
Lathe, Vertical, Messrs. Hulse and Company, 296
Lifting Jack, The Cito “ Anspect” or, 249
Lighting Plant, Scott Coupled, 431
Liquid Oxygen, Magnetic Attraction of, 516
Lock and Weir, Adjustable, The Sphincter Grip Armoured Hose Company, 391
Locomotive Boiler Drilling Machine, Messrs. Booth and Co., 68
Locomotive Boiler Work, Mr. G. Hughes, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company, 1, 2
Locomotive, Competitive Baldwin, 273
Locomotive Compound, Mr. John Riekie, 48
Locomotive, On the Construction of the Modern, Double-cylinders Pattern, 377
Locomotive, On the Construction of the Modern, Section II.: The Foundry ; Part I.: Iron; with Figs., 423, 424
Locomotive, 1842, Stephenson’s Long Boiler, 449, 456
Locomotive, 1846, Great Western Express, 450
Locomotive A, 1846, Stephenson’s, 449
Locomotive, 1855, Great Western, 450
Locomotive Engine is Propelled, How a, 130, 131
Locomotive Engine, Standard Goods, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company (Supplement, January lst, 1892)
Locomotive Exhaust Apparatus, Mr. C. Anderson, 88
Locomotive, An Experimental, Mr. W. F. M. Goss, 482
Locomotive, Explosion of, at Soosmezzo, 383
Locomotive, Express, Eastern Railway of France, M. Flaman (Supplement, March 4th, 1892), 191, 214
Locomotive, Mr. G. Hughes on the Construction of the Modern, 1, 2, 21, 22, 103, 104
Locomotive is Propelled, How a, Diagram, 391
Locomotive is Propelled, How a, Diagrams, Mr. A. S. Bower, 440
Locomotive, Standard Passenger, Mr. W. Buchanan, New York Central and Hudson River Railway (Supplement, June 17th}, 519
Locomotive, Tank, Mr. J. Beattie, London and South-Western Railway (Supplement, February 5th, 1892), 106
Locomotive, Underground, Messrs. Bickle and Co., 497
Locomotives, Early Great Western, 426, 427
Locomotives, Gooch’s Design for Russian, 447
Locomotives, Sand-feeding Apparatus for, Mr. H. L. Leach, 400

MACHINE Tools, Improved, Messrs. James Spencer and Co., 496
Magnesium Lamp, Mr. E. J. Humphrey, 262, 263
Magnetometer, Kapp’s, 385
Map of the Great Western Railway System, 399
Map Showing Railways of Sumatra, 341
Maritime Canal, Bruges, as Projected by M. Casse, 515
Mean Time Sundial, Oliver’s, 549
Mechanics of Locomotive Traction and Driving, with Diagrammatic Sketches, Prof. H. H. Smith, 401, 467
Metal Hammers, Mather’s Soft, 137
Meter, The Brillie Electrical Energy, 416
Metallic Packing, Magnolia, 438
Mill, 40in. Cogging, the Bowling Iron Co., Messrs. Spencer’s Steel Works, Newburn, 505
Milling Machine, Special Vertical, Messrs. Cun- liffe and Croom, 7
Milling Machine, Vertical, Messrs. Kendal and Gent, 73
Midget Dynamo, Gulcher, 284
Motor, The Cornbrook, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 84
Motor Transformer, Elwell-Parker, 285
Multipolar Central Station Dynamo, Messrs. Johnson and Phillips and Davey Paxman, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 249

NAVY, The United States, 43
Nut-lock Washer, The Union, 498

OIL Filter, 168
Overhead Steam Traveller, Mr. Thos. Smith, Sheerness Dockyard, 73
Oxygen and Common Air, Professor Dewar on, 516

PACKING, Magnolia Metallic, 438
Paddle Steamer “Princess May,” The, 475
Paint Mill, Messrs. Follows and Bate, 27
Photomicrographic Apparatus, Optical System of Professor Ferrier’s, 348
Photomicrographic Apparatus, The Pringle-Swift, 347, 348
Photomicrographic Apparatus, Carl Zeiss, 348
Pier at Brighton, The New, Mr. R. St. George Moore, 92, 136, 137
Pier, The Old Brighton Chain, Captain S. Brown, 198, 199
Pierhead and Pavilion, St. Leonards, Mr. R. St. George Moore, 115
Planer, Improved Hand, Mr. H. L. Shepherd, 235
Planing Machine, Large, Messrs. Sharp, Stewart, and Co., 407
Plate Bending Machine, Mr. J. Cameron, 96
Plate, Harvey, 276
Pond Cleaner, Fowler’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 543
Power Hammer, Longworth’s, 177
Press, The Duchscher Differential for, 249
Press, Hydraulic Die, Messrs. Hayward Tyler and Co., 235
Progressive Escape Safety Valve, M. M. Lethuillier et Pinel, 247, 248
Projector, The Crompton Automatic, 369
Pump, Double-acting Geared Plunger, Messrs. Hayward Tyler and Co., 34
Pumping Engines, Duplex, Broken Hill Waterworks, The Austral Otis Engineering Company, 386
Punching Bear, Hydraulic, Mr. Rowland Priest, 526

RADIAL Arm Roller Feed Saw Bench, Messrs. Robinson and Son, 69
Rail Saw, The Bryant, 263
Railway, Great Western, Blachford Old Viaduct, 522
Railway, New Rapid Transit, for New York City, 64, 66
Railway Works, South Devon, Great Western, 544
Railways, Map of Luxemburg, 247
Railways of Sumatra, Map Showing, 341
Reaper, Sheaf-binding, Messrs. Bisset and Sons, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 542
Refrigerating and Cold Storage Plant, The De La Vergne, 54, 55
Refrigerator, s.s. “Ruahine,” 276
Regulator, The Port Manville, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 84
Rivetter, Electric, Messrs. Delaloe and Piat, 536
Rolling Stock, Great Western Railway, 1845, 448
Ropeway, “Otto” Aerial, Messrs. Commans and Co., Messrs. Tate and Sons’ Sugarworks, Silvertown, 453

SAFETY Device, Ferranti, 430
Safety Gauge Attachment for Gases, Mr. Spurge, 263
Sand-Feeding Apparatus for Locomotives, Mr. H. L. Leach, 400
Sash Fastener, Thompson’s, 305
Screw-Coupling for Narrow Gauge Railways, Mr. E. S. Luard, 2
Section of Well, Wenlock Lunatic Asylum, 379
Sensitometer, Mr. Spurge, 263
Ship Canal, The Manchester, Progress Plan, 417
Shipyard at Clydebank, Messrs. J. and G. Thomson’s, 26, 27
Signals and Signalling at Waterloo Terminus, New, 438
Skylight for Engine-rooms, andc., Arnison’s Improved Mason, 416
Sluices, Mode Wheel, Sectional View of, 271
Smoke Annihilator, The Thwaite, 315
Soft Metal Hammers, Mather’s, 137
Sound of a Projectile, Professor Mach’s Investigations into the Nature of the, 513
State Buildings, Chicago International Exposition, 1893, 50, 335
Steam Engines for Ships of War, Letters with Diagrams, 116, 130
Steam Fire Engine, Fixed, Messrs. Shand, Mason and Co., 315
Steam Fire Engine for South America, Messrs. Merryweather and Sons, 7
Steam Fire Pump, The Vulcan, 361
Steam Pipe Joint, Messrs. Lloyd and Lloyd (Fig.11), Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 536
Steamer “Isabel,” Stern-wheel River, Messrs. Summers and Scott, 30
Steamer “Princess May,” The Paddle, 475, 478
Steamer, Twin-screw Pontoon Crane, “Buarque de Macedo,” Messrs. Lobnitz and Co., 3, 6
S.S. “Ruahine,” 274, 275
Steel Blocks, Wrought, Messrs. Higginson and Co., 55
Stern-wheel River Steamer “Isabel,” Messrs. Summers and Scott, 30
Subway Electrical Conduit, Macdonald, 431
Sun Dial, Oliver’s Mean Time, 549
Swing Bridge for Kidderpore Docks, Patent Shaft and Axletree Company, 350
Syphon Condenser, Improved, The Chicago Water Jacket Condenser Company, 248
Syphon, Large Drainage, Mr. T. G. Dabney, McKinney Lake, United States, 472
Syphon, McKinney Lake, United States, and English Syphons, 527

TANK Locomotive, London and South-Western Railway, Mr. J. Beattie (Supplement, February 5th, 1892), 106
Tea Roller, Triple-action, Brown’s, 68
Telegraphing without Wires, Jebus Bickle, jun., 147
Telegraphing without Wires, Mr. Thos. A. Edison, 86
Ten-ton Goods Wagon with Pressed Steel Underframe, The Oldbury Railway Carriage and Wagon Company, 357
Terminus, Waterloo, Enlargement of, 439
Torpedo Stations, Chart for, 91, 123
Train Lighting Dynamo, Brush, 460
Tramways, Bradford, Electro-motive Car, Messrs. Easton and Anderson, 383
Transformer, Alternating Current, 286
Traveller, Overhead Steam, Sheerness Dockyard, Mr. Thos. Smith, 73
Triple-action Tea Roller, Brown’s, 68
Tubular System of Conductors, Messrs. Cook, Smythe, and Payne, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 535
Tunnel at Blackwall, The Thames, Mr. Alex. M. Binnie (Supplement, April 18th, 1892), 239
Turbines, Victor, at Appleton, Wisconsin, The Stilwell and Bierce Manufacturing Company, 339
Twin-screw Pontoon Crane Steamer, Messrs. Lobnitz and Co., 3, 6

UNDERGROUND Conduits for Electric Lighting, The Johnstone System of, 346

VALVE, Kite’s Inlet, 359
Valve Motion and Governor, Messrs. Wells Bros., Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 540
Valve, Progressive Escape Safety Valve, M. M. Lethuillier et Pinel, 247, 248
Viaduct, Blachford Old, Great Western Railway, 522
Viaduct, One Span Slade New, Great Western Railway, South Devon, 548
Vibration of Torpedo Boats and other Vessels, Mr. A. F. Yarrow, 298, 302
Vibration of Triple-expansion Engines, Model Illustrating the, 299
Vibrometer, 302
Views on the Queen’s Bay and Oembilin Railway, Sumatra, 342
Voltmeter, Hartmann and Braun’s, 385

WATER Tower at Worms, The New, 369, 370
Waterworks, Teignmouth, Gas Engine and Pumps, Mr. G. Crow, 452, 454
Waterworks, Wenlock Lunatic Asylum, Mr. T. S. Hooke, 379, 382
Well Cleaner, Wood’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 543
Well Cleaning Grabs, Wood’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 543
Wet Dock, Messrs. J. and G. Thomson’s Shipyard at Clydebank, 26, 27
Whaleback Steamers, Cross Section of Proposed Type of, from Messrs. Oswald and Doxford’s Drawings, 314
Winch, Bolton’s Electrical, 187

YACHT, 202-ton, Messrs. Simpson, Strickland, and Co., 117

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