The Engineer 1892 Jul-Dec: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1892 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

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ABERDEEN Infirmary, Electric Light Installation, 324
Abrahamson’s “Quadruple” Acting Wing Pump, 478
Addy, Mr. George, New Safety Grindstone Rest, 56
Alexandre, M., The Pollet Swing Bridge, Dieppe (Supplement, July 29th, 1892), 134, 148, 216, 217, 218
Allix’s Roller Tube Expander, 126
Am Ende, Max, Communication across the Thames between Ratcliff and Rotherhithe, 363
America, Map of the Great Lakes of North, 225
Anderson Purifiers, Worcester Waterworks, The Revolving Purifier Company, 67, 68
Armfield and Co., Messrs., Conical Bran Duster, Milling Exhibition, 30
Armfield and Co., Messrs., Complete One-rack Roller Mill Plant, Milling Exhibition, 30
Armstrong, Mitchell and Co., Messrs., The Brazilian Cruiser “Tiradentes,” 281
Atkinson’s Rotary Blower, Mr. J. C. R. Okes, 348
Atkinson’s “Utility” Gas Engine, Engineering Exhibition, 446
Atlas Engineering Company, Milling Machines and Lathes, 486
Aveling and Porter, Messrs., Compound Road Locomotive, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 9
Aveling and Porter, Messrs., Scraper, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 8
Ayrton and Perry, Messrs., Secohmmeter (Fig. 11), Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 75
Ayrton and Perry. Messrs., Variable Standard of Self Induction (Fig. 12), Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 75

BALCOMBE, Mid-Sussex Waterworks, Mr. Jabez Church, 504, 509, 552, 556
“Bally” Cam, The, 289
“Barfleur,” H.M.’s Second-class Battleship, 90
Barton Aqueduct, The Manchester Ship Canal, 130, 152
Baudry and Bland, MM., Compound Locomotive, Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean Railway, 300, 306
Bauer’s Self-Centreing Chuck, Engineering Exhibition, 446
Bauer’s Tube and Bolt Grip, Engineering Exhibition, 446
Baxter and Co., Messrs., Steam Winding Gear for 75-ton Shear Legs, 369
Bethlehem Harvey Nickel Steel Plate, 241
Bickle’s Patent Adjustable Die Nut, 202
Blackstone’s Swathe Turner and Winnowing Machine, Smithfield Cattle Show, 497
Bombay Fire Brigade, Steam Fire Engine, Messrs. Merryweather and Sons, 412
Boulton’s Wood Rim Pulley, 355
Bouzey Reservoir, Dam of the, 168
Brazilian Cruiser “ Tiradentes,” The, 281
Bridgnorth Castle Hill Inclined Railway, The, 77
Brigg’s Air Filter, 399
Bristol Docks, Mr. McCurrich’s Scheme, 320
Brown, Marshalls, and Co., Messrs., Dining Car, Peninsular and Oriental Express. 280, 284
Brown Segmental Wire-wound Gun, Cross-section of the, 409
Bruges Maritime Canal, the, Map of, 172
Brush Electrical Engineering Company, The Mordey 250-K.W. Alternator, 354, 355
Burrell’s Controlling Governor, 490
Burton, Mr. C. W., Self-sustaining Pulley Blocks, 169
Burton, Mr. C. W., Standard Twist Drill Grinder, 302

CADEBY Colliery Sinkings, 344
Captain of the Mary Rose, The, 422
Cardew, Mr. C. E., Oscillation of Railway Vehicles, 196
Cardiff Dock Schemes, Site of Bute Dock and Proposed New Docks, 495
Cardiff New Waterworks, Map, 246
Cartridge, Steel Shot-Gun Barrels, 568
Castle Hill Inclined Railway, Bridgnorth, The, 77
Chain Gear Company, Automatic Pitch Chain Gear, Engineering Exhibition, 446
Charlesworth, Hall, and Co., Messrs., Combined Ship Lighting Engine and Dynamo, 32
Charlesworth, Hall, and Co., Messrs., Electric Pumping Plant, Jubilee Colliery, Shaw, 398
Chemin de Fer du Nord, Profile between Paris and Amiens, 566
Chicago International Exposition, 1893, Mines and Mining Building, 3, 4
Chicago International Exposition, 1893, The Moorish Palace, 125
Chicago International Exposition, 1893, Naval Models, 207
Chicago Exposition, Revised General Plan, 376
Chicago International Exposition, 1893, United States Government Buildings, 219, 253
Chicago, 1893, World’s Fair, Map, 61, 62
Chinese Bamboo Scaffolding, 333
Church, Mr. Jabez, Mid-Sussex Waterworks, Balcombe, 504, 509, 552, 556
Clark and Standfield, Messrs., Off-shore Lifting Dock, 398
Clark and Stanfield, Messrs., Thames Ferry at Greenwich, 487
Clarke and Sons. Messrs. J. F., Reflectors, Smithfield Market, 431
Clinch-Jones Tube System, The, 171
Clowes, W. Laird, The Captain of the “Mary Rose”: A Tale of To-morrow, (Illustrated), 83, 84, 101, 121, 122, 123, 124, 164, 165, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191
Cockatoo Island, Caisson Dry Dock, Messrs. Easton and Anderson, 578
“Columbia,” The United States Cruiser No. 12, 157, 262
Connelly Gas Tramway Motor, The, 291
Cooke’s Automatic Stop Valve, 500
Corcoran, Messrs. Bryan, Feed-slide Clearer, Milling Exhibition, 86
Corliss Engine, Compound, Societe Anonyme van Den Kerchove, Herstal Small-arms Factory, 462
Coultas, Mr. James, Positive Feed-corn Mill, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 8
Coultas, Mr. Jas., Three-row Ridge Manure Drill, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 8
Croll, Mr. D., Ferrule for Tube Ends (Navy Boilers), 68
Croton Aqueduct Intake Dam, The, 509
Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, Exhibits at, 74, 75
Cunliffe and Croom, Messrs., Plate Edge Planing Machine, 126

D’ARSONVAL-DEPREZ Dead-beat Instrument, The, Figs. 9 and 10, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 75
Darwen, Wrought Iron Chimney at, 412
Day Gas Engine, The, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 178
Dean, Mr. W., Express Passenger Engine, Great Western Railway (Supplement, October 28th, 1892), 342, 365
De Chagne, Mr. Rigis, Injuries caused by the Cyclone to the “Tombeau Malartic,” Mauritius, 38
Dieppe, The Pollet Swing Bridge, M. Alexandre, (Supplement, July 29th, 1892), 134, 148, 216, 217, 218
Donkin, jun., Mr. Bryan, Cylinder Condensation —Steam and Exhaust Stroke, 333
Douglas Fraser and Sons, Messrs., Double-geared Drilling Machines, 48

EASTON and Anderson, Messrs., Caisson Dry Dock, Cockatoo Island, 578
Eaton Waterworks, Pumping Machinery, Messrs. Tangyes, 587
Edbrooke’s Design, Mr. W. J., United States Government Buildings, Chicago International Exhibition, 219
Edmunds and Co., Messrs., Lubricator for Solidified Oil, 377
Edwards, Mr. L. A., Ashes Washing Machine, 258
Electric Construction Corporation, Engine and Boiler House, South Staffordshire Tramways, 443
Electricity Supply Corporation, Limited, Basement Plan of the Station of the, 213
Electricity Supply Corporation, Sections and Plan of Well at the Station of the, 215
Electricity Supply Corporation, The Switchboard at the Station of the, 215
Ellin, Mr. T. R., Portable Tube Vice, 324
Ellis-Tresidder Plate, Front and Back Views, 340
Elswick Gun Mounting for the Cruiser “La Seyne, 321
Elwell-Parker Dynamometer, Oxford Electric Lighting Station, 17
Elwell-Parker Motor, South Staffordshire Tramways, 442
Evans and Sons, Messrs. Joseph, Compound Condensing Duplex Pumping Engines for the Water Supply of Managua, Nicaragua, 303

FAIRFIELD Shipbuilding and Engineering Co., The River Thames Steamer Koh-i-Noor, 31, 34
Fiechter and Bates’ Spout Scalper, Milling Exhibition, 30
Foden’s Arrangement of Road Locomotive Spring Gear, Smithfield Cattle Show, 497
Fox-Bourne and Cross, Messrs., Effects of Alternating Currents of 130,000 Volts Pressure (Figs. 5, 6, 7), Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 74
France, Inland Navigation in, Map, 340
Frankfort-on-the-Maine, The Lighting of, 276
French Government, Stern - wheel Steamer “Opale” for the, Messrs. Yarrow and Co., 430
Frodsham Railway Station Moving the, 347
Furness Railway, The Subsidence on the, 281

GALLOWAY and Co., Messrs., Wrought Steel Steam Pipes, 586
Galloway’s Limited, Rolling Mill Engines, Melyn Tin Plate Works, 482
Gamgee, Professor, The Devaporator, 419
Gasking’s Steel and Leather Link Belt, 30
Geneva, Passenger Steamer on the Lake of, 110, 114
German and French Cupolas, 564
Gloucester and Cheltenham Railway Medal, 392
Great Northern Railway, Widening Works London to Barnet, Mr. Richard Johnson, 65, 66, 106, 107, 298, 299, 328, 381, 384, 386, 429, 432, 433
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Brockie-Pell Lamp, 532
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Carriage and Wagon Shop at Doncaster, 526
Great Northern Railway, Doncaster, Cattle Pen and Shed, 372
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Double-action Planing Machine, 520
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Drinking Fountain, 535
Great Northern Railway, Doncaster, Duplex Wheel Lathe, 524
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Electric Light Engine, 532
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Electric Light Installation at the Carr, 534
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Elwell-Parker Dynamo, 532
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Express Passenger Engines, 7ft. 6in. and 7ft. Wheels, 526
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, The Foundry, 518 ; the Boiler Shop, 518
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Four Coupled Bogie Side Tank, 5ft. 6in. Wheels; Four Coupled Passenger Engine, 5ft. 6in. Wheels; Four Coupled Passenger Engine, 6ft. 6in, Wheels, 527
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Frame Plate Slotting and Drilling Machine, 531
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, General Plan, 516
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Heavy Wheel Lathe, Messrs. Smith, Beacock, and Tannett, 522
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Hydraulic Flanging Machine, The Smith’s Shop, 519
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Hydraulic Rivetting Plant, 517
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Machine for Planing Cylinder Faces and Ports, 533
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Multiple Tapping Machine, 533
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, New Erecting Shop, 530
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Outside Cylinder Express Engine, Mr. P. Stirling, 521
Great Northern Railway, Doncaster, The Smith’s Shop and Brass Boring Gear, 525
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Spring Shop, 531
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Standard Goods Engine, 5ft. Wheels, Standard Saddle Tank Engine, Four Coupled Bogie Side Tank Engine, 527
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Stud and Pin Lathe; Tender Shop and Steam Traverser, 528
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Tender, Axle Box, 522
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Upper Turnery and Heavy Wheel Lathe, 523
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Wagon Shop at the Carr, 534
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Wheel Lathe and Crane, and Balancing Apparatus, 529
Great Northern Railway Works, Doncaster, Yard Travelling Crane, 535
Great Western Railway, Boiler of Express Passenger Locomotive, 346
Great Western Railway, Express Passenger Engine, Mr. W. Dean (Supplement, October 28th, 1892), 342, 346, 365
Great Western Railway Works, Ivybridge Viaduct, Messrs. Pearson and Sons, 12
Great Western Railway, Maidenhead Bridge, 70
Green and Rockwood, Messrs., Two-Cylinder v. Multi-Cylinder Engines (Diagrams), 10
Green’s Lubricator for Solidified Oil, Messrs. Edmunds and Co., 377
Greenwich, Thames Ferry at, 487
Greenwood and Batley, Messrs., The Leeds Arc Light System, 332
Griffin Oil Engine, The, 486

HARLING, Mr. W. H., The Clinograph, 377
Harris, Mr. Graham, The New Floating Bridge between Portsmouth and Gosport, 266, 267, 268
Harrison, Mr. Joseph, The Clinograph, 377
Harrison and Co., Messrs., The McAdam Butter-Worker, 343
Harvey Nickel Steel Armour Plate, Tested at Indian Head, 147
Haseldine, Mr. F., Propeller, 369
Hatton Grange, Water Supply Works, Mr. J. S. Stooke, 368
Hayward Tyler and Co., Messrs., Horizontal Compound Engine, 227
H.M. First-class Battleship “Howe,” 416, 421
H.M. Second-class Battleship “Barfleur,” 90
H.M.S. “Thunderer,” Navy Boilers, 37
H.M. Torpedo Depot Ship 1 “Vulcan” (Supplement October 7th, 1892)
Herstal, Belgium, Dynamos at the Small Arms Factory, 454
Herstal, Belgium, General Plan of Small Arms Factory and Diagram of Power, 454
Herstal, Belgium, Small Arms Factory, Compound Corliss Engine, 462
Hetherington and Sons, Messrs., Multiple Arm Radial Drilling Machine, 478
Hewitson’s High Speed Deal Sawing Frame, 334
Hogarth, Mr., Flour Tester, Milling Exhibition, 86
Hol born and the Strand, Map of Alternative Streets between, 55
Holtzer Forged Steel Projectiles after Impact, 241
Hopkinson, D., Diagram of the Three - Wire System, 410
Hornsby-Ackroyd Portable Oil Engine, Smithfield Cattle Show, 497
“Howe,” H.M. First-class Battleship, 416, 421
Hulse and Co., Messrs., Large Planing and Slotting Machine, 149
Hunslet Engine Company, The, Narrow Gauge Locomotive, Tralee and Dingle Railway, 52, 63, 64

INDIAN Head, Harvey Nickel Steel Armour Plate Tested at, 147
Indian Midland Railway, Compound Condensing Engines, Messrs. James Watt and Co., 171
Indian Rajah, State Carriages for an, 390, 391
Isleworth Lock Cofferdam, 259
Israel’s First and Second Brake Rolls, Milling Exhibition, 30
Ivybridge Viaduct, Great Western Railway Works, Messrs. Pearson and Sons, 12

JANE’S Drawings, Illustrating “The Captain of the Mary Rose,” 83, 84, 101, 103, 122, 226, 227
Jansen, Mr. W., A Problem in Gyroscopes, 290
Jaques’ Detachable Ram and Subaquatic Projectile, 220
Johnson, Mr. Richard, Widening Works, London to Barnet, Great Northern Railway, 65, 66, 106, 107, 298, 299, 429, 432, 433
Jubilee Colliery, Shaw, Electric Pumping Plant, Messrs. Charlesworth, Hall, and Co., 398

KELVIN’S Voltmeter, Lord, 215
Kennedy Dry-press Brick Machine, The, 467
Kennedy’s Hot Blast Stoves (Fig. 2), Warwick Ironworks, 408
Kingdon’s Patent Light Draught River Steamer, Messrs. Simpson, Strickland, and Co., 255
“Koh-i-Noor,” The River Thames Steamer, 31, 34

LANCASHIRE and Yorkshire Railway, Injector Patterns, 574
Lang and Sons, Messrs., Double-geared Milling Machine, 220
Lang and Sons, Messrs., 30in. Pulley Lathe, 95
Lea and Thornbery, Henry, Toothed Gearing (Diagram), 326
Leeds Arc Light System, Messrs. Greenwood and Batley, 332
Liverpool Water Supply (Supplement, July 15th, 1892), 1-15
Lobnitz and Co., Messrs., Sand Pump Dredger “Thyboron” (Supplement, September 16th, 1892), 245
London, A Central Station for, Plan, 269
London, Electric Lighting in, The, 213, 214, 215
London and North-Western Railway, Eight-Coupled Mineral Engine, Mr. F. W. Webb, 560
London, Tilbury, and Southend Railway, Bogie Fire Engine, Messrs. Nasmyth, Wilson, and Co., 413
London, Tilbury, and Southend Railway, Locomotive Tank Engine, Mr. Thomas Whitelegg, 456, 458

McADAM Butter-worker, The, Messrs. Harrison and Co., 343
McDonnell’s Automatic Adjustable Feed Lubricator, 543
McLaren, Messrs. J. and IL, Brake Horse-power (Diagrams), 39
McLaren, Messrs. J. and H., Triple-expansion Condensing Engines, Oxford Central Electric Lighting Station, 5
Maidenhead Bridge, Great Western Railway, 70
Managua, Nicaragua, Compound Condensing Duplex Pumping Engines for the Water Supply of, 303
Manchester Ship Canal, Dock and Railway Accommodation, Manchester, 431
Manchester Ship Canal, Mode Wheel Locks and Sluices, 127
Manchester Ship Canal, The New Barton Aqueduct, 130, 152
Marks, Mr. G. Croydon, Castle Hill Inclined Railway, Bridgnorth, 77
Marshall, Messrs., Electric Light Engines, Aberdeen Infirmary, 324
Martin’s Stokehold Ventilator, 282
Martino, Chevalier de, Sketches Illustrating the Captain of the “Mary Rose,” 83, 84, 102, 104, 121, 122, 123, 124, 145, 164, 165, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 235, 236, 237
“Mary Rose,” The Captain of the, 422
Mason’s Lever Stone Breaker, 420
Mauritius, Cyclone Wind Pressures, Injury done to the “Tombeau Malartic,” 38
Melton, the Railway Accident at, 156
Melyn Tin-plate Works, Rolling Mill Engines, Galloways, Limited, 482
Merryweather and Sons, Messrs., New Steam Fire Engine for the Bombay Fire Brigade, 412
Metropolitan Water Supply, Proposed Kennet Valley Storage Reservoir, 466, 474, 475
Michelson, Mr., New Discoveries in Spectroscopy, Diagram, 277
Mid-Sussex Waterworks, Balcombe, Mr. Jabez Church, 504, 509, 552, 556
Miller’s Patent Tools and Tool Holder, 112
Mode Wheel Locks and Sluices, Manchester Ship Canal, 127
Moller, M., Drop Feed Lubricator, 136
Mombasa and Victoria Nyanza Railway, The, 143
Moorish Palace, Chicago International Exhibition, 125
Mordey 250 K.W. Alternator, 354
Morgan and Hooker, Messrs., Washer Holder, 542
Morse, Mr. D., Stresses in a Foot Bridge, Diagram, 327
Morton, Mr. R. G., Standard Horizontal Engine, 459
Muud, Mr. Thos., Feed-Water Evaporator, 311

NALDER Bros, and Co., Messrs., Barley Dressing Machinery, 553
Nalder Bros, and Co., Messrs., Portable Testing Set (Fig. 8), Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 75
Nettlefold and Jones’ Hydraulic Valve, 467
Neversink Mountain Railroad, Reading, Pa., Map of, 408
New York, Raising and Moving a House, 579
Newall’s Sheep-shearing Apparatus, Smithfield Club Show, 496
Nicholai I., The Russian Battleship, 343, 350
Norfolk Broads and Tidal Waters, Map, 73
“Nordzee’’ and “Oostzee,” Triple - expansion Engines of the, The Royal Engineering Co., Flushing, Tug-boats, 194, 195
“Nordzee” and “Oostzee,” Twin-Screw Tugboats, Deck Plan, Sections of Boiler, and Half Midship Section, 202, 203, 228
Normand’s Water-tube Boiler, 46
North Shields Off-shore Dock, End. View, 265
Northern Railway of France, Four-cylinder Compound Express Locomotive, M. Du Bosquet Soc. Alsacienne de Constructions Mecaniques, 198, 206
Norton Water Tower, Lake Vyrnwy (Supplement, July 15th, 1892), 5, 13

O’DONNELL’S Patent Simplex Gearing, 88
Okes, Mr. J. C. R., Atkinson’s Rotary Blower, 348
Oldbury Railway Carriage and Wagon Co., State Carriages for an Indian Rajah, 390, 391
Oxford Electric Lighting Station, 1000-Volt Con-tinuous Current Dynamo, 17
Oxford Electric Lighting Station, Double-pole Automatic Cut-out, 17
Oxford Electric Lighting Station, Elwell-Parker Dynamometer, 17
Oxford Electric Lighting Station, Outside Eleva¬tion of, and Interior of Engine-room, 16
Oxford Electric Lighting Station, Transformer Switch, 17
Oxford Electric Lighting Station, Triple-expan¬sion Condensing Engine, Messrs. J. and H. Mc¬Laren, 5
Oxford, Plan of, Showing Electric Light Mains, 16

PADDON’S Dead Plate, 459
Palatine Gas Engine, The, 576
Palmer and Co., Messrs., H.M. First-class Battle¬ship “Revenge,” 438
Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean Railway, Com-pound Locomotive, MM. Baudry and Bland, 300, 306
Passman’s Vertical Boiler, 399
Pearn and Co., Messrs. Frank, The Lightning Tapper, 542
Pearson and Knowles Coal and Iron Co., The Wrought Iron Chimney at Darwen, Mr. J. T. Smith, 412
Pearson and Sons, Messrs., Ivybridge Viaduct, Great Western Railway, 12
P. and O. Express Dining Car, Messrs. Brown, Marshalls, and Co., 280, 284
Peslin, M., Protection of Canal Banks, 135
Plate, Mr. S., Heavy and Light Tube Drawing Benches, 500
Pollet Swing Bridge, Dieppe, M. Alexandre (Supplement, July 29th, 1892), 134, 148, 216, 217, 218
Portsmouth and Gosport, The New Floating Bridge between, 266, 267, 268
Purdon’s Railway Staff Exchanger, 420

RALEIGH, Mr. Charles, The “Bally” Cam, 289
Ransome and Marshall, Messrs., The Troian Boiler Testing Pump, 501
Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, Messrs., Colonial Traction Engine, 49
Redgrave, Mr. G. R., Flexible Metallic Tubing, 580 ’
Reid and Co., Messrs. W., Automatic Reducing Valve, 288
“Revenge,” H.M. First-class Battleship, 438
Robertson Mr. Geo. N., Station Annunciator, 553
Robey and Co., Messrs., High-Speed Vertical Engines, 501
Robey Gas Engine, The, 325
Robinson, Prof. Henry, Proposed Kennet Valley Storage Reservoir, 466
Robinson’s Gas Engine, 56
Rooper and Tozer, Messrs., Pulsating Electric Rock Drill, 302
Roots’ Oil Engine, Engineering Exhibition, 446
Roots Petroleum Launch Engine, Messrs. Vosper and Co., 289
Rose, Downs, and Thompson, Messrs., Cake Mill, Milling Exhibition, 86
Rotterdam Water Supply, Sinking a Flexible Main in the Maas, 288
Royal Engineering Company, Flushing, Triple¬Expansion Engines for the Tug-Boats “Noord- zee and “Oostzee,” 194, 195
Rumeaux’s Safety Gear for Winding Engines 420
Russel, Spence, and Co., Messrs., First Triple¬Expansion Engine, 557
Russian Battleship “Nicholai I.,” The, 343, 350
Russian Navy Belted Cruiser Pamyat Azova, 582
Russian Navy, First-class Cruiser “Ruric,” 479
Russian Plate Trials, Recent, 539

SAX and Co., Messrs. Julius, Electric Lighting of Smithfield Market, 431, 433
Scott Bros., Messrs., Board Drop Hammer, 586
Scott’s Patent Electricity Meter, 543
Sennett, Mr, A. R., Injector and Transformer, 180
Sennett, Mr. A. R., Smoke Preventing Apparatus for Steam Boilers, 179
Shaw’s Mill Spindle Lubricator, 354
Simon’s Automatic Grain Scale, The Trent Gas Engine Company, Royal Agricultural Society's Show, 8
Simpson, Strickland, and Co., Messrs., Light Draught River Steamer, Kingdon’s Patent, 255
Smith, Beacock and Tannett, Messrs., Armour- plate Planing and Slotting Machines for the United States, 394
Smith and Grace, Messrs., Pulley, 586
Smith and Grace, Messrs., Shaft Coupling, 501
Smith, Mr. J. T., Wrought Iron Chimney at Darwen, The Pearson and Knowles Coal and Iron Company, 412
Smith and Sons, Messrs. Sydney, Full Bore Valve Tap, 136
Smith, Mr. Thos., 25-Ton Wharf Crane, 310
Smithfield Market, Electric Lighting of, Messrs. Julius Sax and Co., 431, 433
Societe Anonyme des Ateliers de Construction, H. Bollinckx, Standard Horizontal Engines, 434, 435, 436
Societe Anonyme Van den Kerchove, Compound Corliss Engine, Herstal Small Arms Factory, 462
South Staffordshire Tramways, Electric Tram Car under Truck with Motors, Ewell-Parker Motor, Detail of Switchboard, 442
South Staffordshire Tramways, Engine and Boiler House, 443
Southampton Pier, Pile Head and Connection, 113
Square Drilling Machine Company, Square Hole Drilling Machine, Engineering Exhibition, 446
S.S. “Koh-i-noor,” Combined Paddle Engines, The Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, 34
Stevens and Son, Messrs. J. J., Cross Section of Signal Levers in Waterloo Signal Box, 87
Stirling, Mr. Patrick, 515
Stooke, Mr. J. S., Water Supply Works, Hatton Grange, 368
Swinburne’s High Tension Apparatus, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 74
Swinburne’s Non-Inductive Water Meter, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 74
Swinburne’s Transformers, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 74
Sykes, Mr., System of Electric Signalling, Waterloo Station, 87, 88

THAMES Ferry at Greenwich, Messrs. Clark and Standfield, 487
Thames, near Ratcliff and Rotherhithe, The, 363
“Thunderer,” H.M.S., Navy Boilers, 37
“Thyboron,” Sand Pump Dredger, Messrs. Lobnitz and Co. (Supplement, September, 16th, 1892), 245
“Tiradentes,” The Brazilian Cruiser, Messrs. Armstrong, Mitchell, and Co., 281
Torcy-neuf Reservoir, Dam of the, 168
Tralee and Dingle Railway, Narrow Gauge Locomotive, The Hunslet Engine Company, 52, 63, 64
Trent Gas Engine, Simon’s Automatic Grain Scale, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 8
“Trusty” Portable Oil Engine, The, Messrs. Weyman and Hitchcock, 496

UNITED States, Armour - plate Planing and Slotting Machines for the, Messrs. Smith, Beacock, and Tannett, 394
United States Breech-loading Mortars, 508
United States Cruiser No. 12, the “Columbia,” 157, 262
United States Steamers “Massachusetts” and “Indiana,” Diagonal Armour, 49

VALE of Avon Ironworks, Complete One-rack Roller Mill Plant, Milling Exhibition, 30
Van Gelder’s Double Excentric Separator, Milling Exhibition, 150
Venetian Air Valve Furnace Bar Company, Smoke Consuming Grates for Steam Boilers. 459
Vickers-Harvey Armour Plate, The, 427
Volk’s Indicator Valve for Gas and Petroleum Engines, 144
Vosper and Co., Messrs., Roots’ Petroleum Launch Engine, 289
Vyrnwy Aqueduct, The Norton Tower (Supplement, July 15th, 1892), 7, 10, 14, 15
Vyrnwy Aqueduct, The (Supplement, July 15th, 1892), 6, 7, 10
Vyrnwy Dam, The (Supplement, July 15th, 1892), 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 12
Vyrnwy Lake (Supplement, July 15th, 1892), 4, 5, 8, 12
Vyrnwy, Map of Lake (Supplement, July 15th, 1892), 2

WAKE, Mr. H., Problem in Gyroscopes (Diagrams), 10
Waller and Co., Messrs. Geo., Combined Gas Engine and Exhauster, 310
Waterloo Station Signals, 87, 88
Watt and Co., Messrs. Jas., Compound Con¬densing Engines, Indian Midland Railway. 171
Webb, Mr., F. W., Eight-Coupled Mineral Engine, London and North-Western Railway 560
Webster, Mr. Lewis T., Improved Hydraulic Ram, 509
West Highland Railway, 168, 170, 174
West Highland Railway, Map of Route and Sur-rounding Country, 167
Weyman and Co., Messrs., The Connelly Gas Tramway Motor, 291
Weymersch Primary Battery, The, 135
Whitelegg, Mr. Thos., Locomotive Tank Engine, London, Tillbury, and Southend Railway, 456, 458
Williams Mr Leader, The New Barton Aqueduct, Manchester Ship Canal, 130, 152
Windrim's Design, Mr., United States Government Buildings, Chicago International Exhibition, 219
Worcester Waterworks, Anderson Puntiers, 67
Worcester Waterworks, Plan of Purifying Works, 68

YARROW and Co., Messrs., Stem-wheel Steamer for the French Government, 430

Subject Matter.

AIR Filter, Briggs, 399
Alternating Currents of 130,000 Volts Pressure, Effects of, Messrs. Fox, Bourne, and Cross, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, Figs. 5, 6, 7, 74
Alternator, The Morday, 354, 355
Annunciator, Station, Mr. G. N. Robertson, 553
Aqueduct, The New Barton, 130, 152
Aqueduct, The Vyrnwy (Supplement, July l5th, 1892), 6, 7, 10
Are Light System, The Leeds, 332
Armour Diagonal, United States Steamers, “Massachusetts” and “Indiana,” 49
Armour Plate Planing and Slotting Machines for the United States, Messrs. Smith, Beacock, and Tannett, 394
Armour Plate Trial, Harvey Nickel Steel, 147
Armour Plate, The Vickers-Harvey, 427
Armour Plates, Bethlehem Harvey Nickel Steel Plate, 241
Ashes Washing Machine, Mr. L. A. Edwards, 258
Automatic Grain Scale, Trent Gas Engine Company, Simon’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 8
Automatic Reducing Valve, Messrs. W. Reid and Company, 288

BARLEY Dressing Machinery, Messrs. Nalder and Nalder, 553
Battery, The Weymersch Primary, 135
Battleship “Barfleur,” H.M. Second-class, 90
Battleship “Howe,” H.M. First-class, 416, 421
Battleship “Revenge,” H.M. First-class, 438
Battleship “The Russian,” 343, 350
Belted Cruiser “ Pamyat Azova,” Russian Navy, 582
Board Drop Hammers, Messrs. Scott Bros., 586
Blower, Rotary, Mr. J. C. R. Okes, 348
Bogie Tank Engine, Messrs. Nasmyth, Wilson, and Company, London and Southend Railway, 412
Boiler of Express Passenger Locomotive, Great Western Railway. 342, 346
Boiler, Normand’s Water Tube, 46
Boiler Testing Pump, The Trojan, Messrs. Ransome and Marshall, 501
Boiler, Vertical, Mr. T. F. Passman, 399
Boilers, Navy, Ferrule for Tube Ends, M. Croll, 68
Boilers, Navy, H.M.S. “Thunderer,” 37
Brake Horse-power (Diagrams), Messrs. J. and H. McLaren, 39
Brake Horse-power, Letters on, with Diagrams, 136, 137
Brake Rolls, Israel’s First and Second, Milling Exhibition, 30
Bean Duster, Armfield’s Conical, Milling Exhibition, 30
Breech-loading Mortars, United States, 508
Bridge, Dieppe, Pollet Swing, M. Alexandre (Supplement, July 29th, 1892), 134, 148, 216 217, 218.
Bridge, Maidenhead, Great Western Railway, 70
Bridge, The New Floating, between Portsmouth and Gosport, 266, 267, 268
Butter-worker, The McAdam, 343

CAISSON Dry Dock, Cockatoo Island, Messrs. Easton and Anderson, 578
Cake Mill, Messrs. Rose, Downs, and Thompson, Milling Exhibition, 86
Cam, The “Bally,” 289
Canal Banks, Protection of, M. Peslin, 135
Canal, The Bruges Maritime, 172
Canal, Manchester Ship, Mode Wheel Locks and Sluices, 127
Canal, Manchester Ship, The New Barton Aque¬duct, 130, 152
Captain of the “Mary Rose,” The, A Tale of To-morrow, by W. Laird Clowes (Illustrated), 83, 84, 101, 121, 122, 123, 124, 164, 165, 187, 188 189, 190, 191, 235, 236, 237
Cattle Pen and Shed, Great Northern Railway, 372
Central Station for London, A Plan for a, 269
Chain Gear, Automatic Pitch, Engineering Exhi¬bition, 446
Chemin de Fer du Nord, Profile between Paris and Amiens, 566
Chimney, Wrought Iron, at Darwen, 412
Chuck, Bauer’s, Self-centreing, Engineering Ex-hibition, 446
Clinograph, The, Mr. Joseph Harrison, 377
Colliery Sinkings, The Cadeby, 344
Compound Condensing Duplex Pumping Engines for the Water Supply of Managua, Nicaragua, Messrs. Joseph Evans and Sons, 303
Coupling Shaft, Messrs. Smith and Grace, 501
Crane, 20-ton Wharf, Mr. Thos. Smith, 310
Cruiser, Belted, Russian Navy, 582
Cruiser No. 12, the “Columbia,” The United States, 157, 262
Cruiser “Tiradentes,” The Brazilian, 281
Cupolas, German and French, 564
Cyclone Wind Pressure, Injury done to the “Tombeau Malartie,” Mauritius, 38
Cylinder Condensation, Steam and Exhaust Stroke, Bryan Donkin, jun., 333

DAM, The Croton Aqueduct Intake, 509
Dam, The Vyrnwy (Supplement, July 15tA, 1892),
Dams of the Bougey and the Torcy-Neuf Reservoir, 168
Dead-beat Instrument, The D’Arsonval Deprez, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition (Figs. 9, 10), 75
Dead Plate, Paddon’s, 459
Devaporator, Professor Gamgee’s, 419
Die Nut, Bickle’s Patent Adjustable, 202
Dining Car, Peninsular and Onental .Express, Messrs. Brown, Marshalls, and Co., 280, 284
Dock, North Shields Off-shore, 265
Dock, Off-shore Lifting, Messrs. Clark and Stand- field, 398
Dock and Railway Accommodation, Manchester Ship Canal, 431
Docks, Bristol, Mr. McCumch s Scheme, 320
Docks, Site of Bute Dock and Proposed New, 490
Double-pole Automatic Cut-out, Oxford Electric Lighting Station, 17
Draw Benches, Heavy and Light Tube, Mr. S. Plate, 500
Dredger, Sand Pump, Messrs. Lobnitz and Co. (Supplement, September 16th, 1892), 245
Drill, Feed Corn, Mr. Jas. Coultas, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 8
Drill, Three-row Ridge Manure, Mr. J as. Coultas, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 8
Drilling Machine, Multiple Arm Radial, Messrs. Hetherington and Sons, 478
Drilling Machine, Square Hole, Square Drilling Machine Company, Engineering Exhibition, 446
Drilling Machines, Double - geared, Messrs. Douglas and Fraser and Sons, 48
Dry Press Brick Machine, The Kennedy, 467
Dynamo, 1000 Volt Continuous Current, Oxford Electric Lighting Station, 17
Dynamometer, Elwell-Parker, Oxford Electric Lighting Station, 17
Dynamos at the Small-arms Factory, Herstal, Belgium, 455

EIGHT-Coupled Mineral Engine, London and North-Western Railway, Mr. F. W. Webb, 560
Electric Exhibition, Crystal Palace, Exhibits, 74 75
Electric Light Installation for the Aberdeen Infirmary, 324
Electric Lighting Central Station, Oxford, 16, 17
Electric Lighting of Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 276
Electric Lighting in London, 213, 214, 215
Electric Lighting in London, Basement Plan of the Station of the Electricity Supply Corporation, 213
Electric Lighting of Smithfield Market, Messrs. Julius Sax and Co., 431, 433
Electric Pumping Plant, Jubilee Colliery, Shaw, Messrs. Charlesworth, Hall, and Co., 398
Electric Signalling, Mr. Sykes’ System of, at Waterloo Station, 87, 88
Electric Tram Car, South Staffordshire Tramways, 442
Engine, Bogie Tank, Messrs. Nasmyth, Wilson, and Co., London and Southend Railway, 412
Engine and Boiler House, South Staffordshire Tramways, 443
Engine, Colonial Traction, Messrs. Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, 49
Engine, Compound Corliss, Small-arms Factory, Herstal, Belgium, Socidtd Anonyme van den Kerehove, 462
Engine, The Connelly Gas Tramway, 291
Engine, The Day Gas, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 178
Engine and Dynamo, Combined Ship-Lighting, Messrs. Charlesworth, Hall, and Co., 32
Engine, Eight-Coupled Mineral, London and North-Western Railway, 560
Engine and Exhauster, Combined Gas, Messrs. Geo. Waller and Co., 310
Engine, Express Passenger, Great Western Railway, Mr. W. Dean (Supplement, October 28th, 1892), 342, 346, 365
Engine, The First Triple-Expansion, Messrs. Russell, Spence, and Co., 557
Engine, Gas, Messrs. A. E. H. Robinson, 56
Engine, The Griffin Oil, 486
Engine, Horizontal Compound, Messrs. Hayward Tyler and Co., 227
Engine, Locomotive Tank, The London, Tilbury, and Southend Railway, Mr. Thos. Whitelegg, 456, 458
Engine, Oil, The Hornsby-Ackroyd Portable, Smithfield Club Show, 497
Engine, The Robey Gas, 325
Engine Room, Interior of, Electric Lighting Station, Oxford, 16
Engine, Roots’ Oil, Engineering Exhibition, 446
Engine, Roots’ Petroleum Launch, Messrs. Vosper and Co., 289
Engine, Standard Horizontal, Mr. R. G. Morton, 459
Engine, The Trusty Portable Oil, Messrs. Weyman and Hitchcock, 496
Engines, Combined Paddle, River Thames, s.s. “Koh-i-Noor,” Fairfield Shipbuildingand Engineering Co., 34
Engines, Compound Condensing Duplex Pumping, Messrs. Joseph Evans and Sons, for the Water Supply of Managua, Nicaragua, 303
Engines, Compound Condensing, Indian Midland Railway, 171
Engines, Electric Light, Messrs. Marshall, 324
Engines, High-speed Vertical, Messrs. Robey and Co., 501
Engines of the “Noordzee” and “Oostzee,” Triple-expansion, The Royal Engineering CoFlushing, 194, 195
Engines, Rolling Mill, Melyn Tin-plate Works, Galloways, Limited, 482
Engines, Safety Gear for Winding, Rumeaux’s 420
Engines, Standard Horizontal, Soc. Anon, des Ateliers de Construction, H. Bollinckx, 434, 435, 436
Engines, Triple-expansion Condensing, Oxford Central Electric Lighting Station, Messrs. J. and H. McLaren, 5
Engines, Two-cylinder, v. Multi-cylinder, Messrs. Green and Rockwood (Diagrams), 10
Exchanger, Purdon’s Railway Staff, 429
Exhibition Chicago, Revised General Plan, 376

FEED Corn Drill, Positive, Mr. James Coultas Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 8
Feed-slide Clearer, Mr. H. Bryan Corcoran, Milling Exhibition, 86
Feed-water Evaporator, Mr. Thomas Mudd, 311
Ferrule for Tube Ends, Navy Boilers, Mr. D. Croll, 68
Ferry at Greenwich, The Thames, Messrs. Clark and Standfield, 487
Fire Engine, Steam, Bombay Fire Brigade, 412
First-class Battleship “Revenge,” H.M., Messrs. Palmer and Co., 438
First-class Cruiser “Ruric,” Russian Navy, 479
First Triple-Expansion Engine, Messrs. Russell, Spence, and Co., 557
Flexible Metallic Tubing, Mr. G. R. Redgrave, 579
Floating Bridge between Portsmouth and Gosport, The New, 266, 267, 268
Flour-tester, Mr. Hogarth, Milling Exhibition, 86
Four-cylinder Compound Express Locomotive, Northern Railway of France, 198, 206
French Government, Stern - wheel Steamer “Opale ” for the, Messrs. Yarrow and Co., 430

GAS Engine, Atkinson’s “ Utility,” Engineering Exhibition, 446
Gas Engine, The Day, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 178
Gas Engine, The Robey, 325
Gas Engine, Robinson’s, 56
Gas Tramway Motor, The Connelly, 291
Governor, Burrell’s Controlling, 490
Grain Scale, Simon’s Automatic, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 8
Grindstone Rest, New Safety, Mr. George Addy, 56
Grip, Bauer’s Tube and Bolt, Engineering Exhibition, 446
Gun, Brown’s Segmental Wire-wound, 409
Gun Mounting for the Cruiser “La Seyne,” Elswick, 321
Guns, Night Sights for Heavy, 216
Gyroscopes, A Problem in, 290

HAMMER, Board Drop, Messrs. Scott Bros., 586
High-Tension Apparatus, Swinburne’s, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 74
Hot-blast Stoves, Kennedy’s, Warwick Ironworks, 408
Hydraulic Ram, Improved, Mr. Lewis T. Webster, 509
Hydraulic Valve, Nettlefold and Jones’, 467

INJECTOR Patterns, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, 574
Injector and Transformer, Mr. A. R. Sennett, 180

LAKE Vyrnwy (Supplement, July 15th, 1892), 4, 5, 8, 12
Lathe, Thirty-inch Pulley, Messrs. Lang and Sons, 95
Lever Stone Breaker, Mason’s, 422
Light-draught River Steamer, Kingdon’s Patent, Messrs. Simpson, Strickland, and Co., 255
Lock Coffer Dam, Isle worth, 259
Locks and Sluices, Mode Wheel, Manchester Ship Canal, 127
Locomotive, Bogie Tank, Messrs. Nasmyth, Wilson, and Co., London and Southend Railway, 412
Locomotive, Compound, Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean Railway, MM. Baudry and Bland, 300, 306
Locomotive, Compound Road, Messrs. Aveling and Porter, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 9
Locomotive, On the Construction of the Modern, 573
Locomotive, On the Construction of the Modern, Brass Foundry, Figs. 109, 156, 383
Locomotive, Express Passenger, Great Western Railway, Mr. W. Dean (Supplement, October 28th, 1892), 342, 346, 365
Locomotive, Four-cylinder Compound Express, Northern Railway of France, M. Du Bousquet, Societe Alsacienne de Constructions Mecaniques, 198, 206
Locomotive, Narrow Gauge, Tralee and Dingle Railway, The Hunslet Engine Company, 52, 63
Locomotive, Tank Engine, London, Tilbury, and Southend Railway, Mr. Thomas Whitelegg, 456, 458
Lubricator, The Drop Feed, M. Moller, 136
Lubricator, Shaw’s Mill Spindle, 354
Lubricator for Solidified Oil, Messrs. Edmunds and Co., 377

MANURE Drill, Three-row Ridge, Mr. James Coultas, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 8
Map of Alternative Streets between Holborn and the Strand, 55
Map, Cardiff New Waterworks, 246
Map, Chicago, 1893, World’s Fair, 61
Map of the Great Lakes of North America, 225
Map of the Inland Navigation in France, 340
Map of Neversink Mountain Railway, Reading, Pa., 408
Map, Norfolk Broads and Tidal Waters, 73
Map, Showing Position of Centres Connected and Routes of Railways, Mombasa and Victoria Nyanza Railway, 143
Map, Showing the Principal Railway Routes between Chicago and the Eastern States, 62
Map of West Highland Railway, 167
Measurement of Self Induction, Messrs. Ayrton and Perry’s Instruments used in the Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition (Figs. 11, 12), 77
Metropolitan Water Supply, Proposed Kennet Valley Storage Reservoir, 466, 474, 475
Mill Engines, Rolling, Melyn Tin Plate Works, 482
Mill Spindle Lubricator, Shaw’s, 354
Milling Exhibition, Exhibits, at, 86
Milling Machine, Double-geared, Messrs. Lang and Sons, 227
Milling Machines and Lathes, Atlas Engineering Company, 486
Mines and Mining Building, Chicago International Exhibition, 3, 4
Moving the Frodsham Railway Station, 347
Multiple Arm Radial Drilling Machines, Messrs. Hetherington and Sons, 478

NAVAL Models, Chicago International Exposition, 1893, 207
Navy Boilers, Ferrule for Tube Ends, Mr. D. Croll, 68
Navy Boilers, H.M.S. “Thunderer,” 37
Navy Boilers, Letter with Illustrations, by “Superintending Engineer,” 88, 89
Nickel-Steel Armour-plate Trial, Harvey, 147
Night-sights for Heavy Guns, 216
Non-Inductive Watt Meter, Swinburne, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 74

OFF-SHORE Lifting Dock, Messrs. Clark and Standfield, 398
Oil Engine, The Griffin, 486
Oil Engine, Hornsby-Ackroyd Portable, Smithfield Cattle Show, 497
Oil Engine, Roots’, Engineering Exhibition, 446
Oil Engine, The Trusty Portable, Messrs. Weyman and Hitchcock, 496
Outside Elevation of Oxford Electric Lighting Station, 16

PASSENGER Steamer on the Lake of Geneva, 110, 114
Petroleum Launch Engines, Roots’, 289
Photographs for Scientific Purposes, Untrustworthiness of Certain, 387
Pile Head and Connection, Southampton Pier, 113
Plan of Oxford, showing Electric Light Mains, 16
Planing Machine, Plate Edge, Messrs. Cunliffe and Croom, 126
Planing and Slotting Machine, Large, Messrs. Hulse and Co., 149
Planing and Slotting Machines, Armour-plate, Messrs. Smith, Beacock, and Tannett, 394
Plate Edge Planing Machine, Messrs. Cunliffe and Croom, 126
Pneumatic Continuous Brake, 1851, 576
Portable Testing Set, Messrs. Nalder Brothers and Co. (Fig. 8), Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 75
Primary Battery, The Weymersch. 135
Problem in Gyroscopes, Mr. H. Wade (Diagram), 10
Projectile, Jaques’ Detachable Ram and Sub- aquatic, 220
Projectiles, Holtzer Forged Steel, after Impact, 241
Propeller, Mr. F. Haseldin, 369
Pulley Blocks, Self-sustaining, Mr. C. W. Burton, 169
Pulley, Boulton’s Wood Rim, 355
Pulley, Messrs. Smith and Grace, 586
Pulley Lathe, 30in., Messrs. Lang and Sons, 95
Pulsating Electric Rock Drill, Messrs. Rooper and Tozer, 302
Pump, Boiler-testing, Messrs. Ransome and Marshall, 501
Pumping Machinery, Eaton Waterworks, 587, 588
Pumping Plant, Electric, Jubilee Colliery, Shaw, 398
Purifiers, Anderson, Worcester Waterworks, 67, 68

RAILWAY Accident at Melton, The, 156
Railway Bridge, Maidenhead, Great Western, 70
Railway, Inclined, Bridgnorth Castle Hill, Mr. G. Croydon Marks, 77
Railway Medal, Gloucester and Cheltenham Railway, 392
Railway, The Mombasa and Victoria Nyanza, 143
Railway Staff Exchanger, Purdon’s, 420
Railway, West Highland, 167, 168, 170, 174
Railway Works, Doncaster, Great Northern, Double-action Planing Machine, 520
Railway Works, Doncaster, Great Northern, The Foundry and the Boiler Shop, 518
Railway Works, Doncaster, Great Northern, General Plan, 516
Railway Works, Doncaster, Great Northern, Heavy Wheel Lathe, 521
Railway Works, Doncaster, Great Northern, Hydraulic Flanging Machine and the Smiths’ Shop, 519
Railway Works, Doncaster, Great Northern, Hydraulic Rivetting Plant, 517
Railway Works, Doncaster, Great Northern, Outside Cylinder Express Engine, Mr. P. Stirling, 521
Railway Works, Doncaster, Great Northern, Tender Axle-box, 521
Raising and Moving a House, New York, 579
Ram and Subaquatic Projectile, Jaques’ Detachable, 220
Reducing Valve, Automatic, Messrs. W. Reid and Co., 288
Reflectors, Messrs. J. F. Clarke, Smithfield Market, 431
Reservoir, Proposed Kennet Valley Storage, Metropolitan Water Supply, 466, 474, 475
Road Locomotive, Spring Gear, Foden’s Arrangement of, Smithfield Cattle Show. 497
Roller Mill Plant, Messrs. Armfield and Co.’s Complete One-rack, 30
Roller Tube Expander, Allix’s, 126
Rolling Mill Engines, Melyn Tin Plate Works, Galloway’s Limited, 482
Rotary Blower, Atkinson’s, 348

SAND Pump Dredger “Thyboron,” Messrs. Lobnitz and Co. (Supplement, September 16th, 1892), 245
Sawing Frame, Hewitson’s High-speed Deal, 334
Scaffolding, Chinese Bamboo, 333
Scraper, Messrs. Aveling and Porter, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 8
Secohmmeter, Messrs. Ayrton and Perry, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition (Fig. 11), 75
Self-centreing Chuck, Bauer’s, Engineering Exhibition, 446
Self-induction, Instruments used in the Measurement of, Messrs. Ayrton and Perry, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 77
Separator, Van Gelder’s Double Excentric, Milling Exhibition, 150
Shaft Coupling, Messrs. Smith and Grace, 501
Sheep-shearing Apparatus, Newall’s, Smithfield Cattle Show, 497
Ship Canal, Manchester, Dock and Railway Accommodation, 431
Signals, Waterloo Station, 87, 88
Simplex Gearing, O’Donnell’s Patent, Waterloo Station, 88
Sinking a Flexible Main in the Maas, Rotterdam Water Supply, 288
Small-arms Factory, Herstal, Belgium, General Plan of, and Diagram of Power, 454
Smoke-consuming Grates for Steam Boilers, The Venetian Air Valve Furnace Bar Company, 459
Smoke-preventing Apparatus for Steam Boilers, Mr. A. R. Sennett, 179
Spectroscopy, New Discoveries in (Diagram), 277
Spout Scalper, Fiechter and Bates’, Milling Exhibition, 30
Square Hole Drilling Machine, Engineering Exhibition, 446
State Carriages for an Indian Rajah, Oldbury Railway Carriage and Wagon Co., 390, 391
Station Annunciator, Mr. G. N. Robertson, 553
Steam Fire Engine, Bombay Fire Brigade, 412
Steam Winding Gear for 75-Ton Shear Legs, Messrs. Baxter and Co., 369
Steamer “Koh-i-Nuor,” The River Thames, Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Co., 31, 34
Steamer, Light Draught River, Messrs. Simpsou, Strickland, and Co., 255
Steel Castings for Locomotive Engines, 26
Steel and Leather Link Belt, Gasking’s, 30
Steel Shot-Gun Barrels, Cartridge, 568
Steel Steam Pipe, Wrought, Messrs. Galloway and Co., 586
Stokehold Ventilator, Martin’s, 282
Stone Breaker, Mason’s Lever, 422
Storage Reservoir, Proposed Kennet Valley, Metropolitan Water Supply, 466
Stresses in a Foot-bridge (Diagram), 327
Subsidence on the Furness Railway, The, 281
Swing Bridge, Pollet, M. Alexandre (Supplement, July 29th, 1892), 134, 148, 216, 217, 218
Switchboard at the Station of the Electricity Supply Corporation, 215

TAP, Full Bore Valve, Messrs. Sydney Smith and Sons, 136
Thames between Ratcliff and Rotherhithe, Communication across the, Mr. Max am Ende, 363
Three-wire System, Dr. Hopkinson’s, Diagram of the, 410
Tools and Tool Holder, Miller’s Patent, 112
Toothed Gearing (Diagram), 326
Torpedo Depfit Ship “Vulcan,” H.M. (Supplement, October 7th, 1892)
Tower, The Norton, Vyrnwy Lake (Supplement, July 15th, 1892), 4, 5, 8, 12
Traction Engine, Colonial, Messrs. Ransome-, Sims, and Jefferies, 49
Tram Car, Electric, South Staffordshire Tramways, 442
Tramway Motor, The Connelly Gas, 291
Transformer Switch, Oxford Electric Lighting Station, 17
Transformers, Swinburne’s, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 74
Tube and Bolt Grip, Bauer’s, Engineering Exhibition, 446
Tube System, The Clinch-Jones, 171
Tube Vice, Portable, Mr. T. R. Ellin, 324
Tugboats, “Noordzee” and “Oostzee,” Triple-expansion Engines of the, 194, 195
Twin-screw Tugboats, “Noordzee” and “Oostzee, ’ 194, 195, 202, 203, 228
Twist Drill Grinder, Standard, Mr. C. W. Burton, 302

UNITED States Government Buildings, Chicago Exposition, Designs for, 219, 253

VALVE, Automatic Reducing, Messrs. W. Raid and Co., 288
Valve Tap, Full Bore, Messrs. Sydney Smith and Sons, 136
Valve, Volk’s Indicator, for Gas and Petroleum Engines, 144
Ventilator, Martin’s Stokehold, 282
Viaduct, Ivy bridge, Great Western Railway Works, Messrs. Pearson and Sons, 12
Voltmeter, Lord Kelvin’s, 215

WASHING Machine, Ashes, Mr. L. A. Edwards, 258
Water Supply, Liverpool (Supplement, July 15th), 1—15
Water Supply, Rotterdam, Sinking a Flexible main in the Maas, 288
Water Supply Works, Hatton Grange, Mr. T. S. Stooke, 368
Water Tower, The Norton, Lake Vyrnwy (July 15th, 1892), 5, 13
Water Tube Boilers, Normand’s, 46
Waterworks, Balcombe, Mid-Sussex, Mr. Jabez Church, 504, 509, 552, 556
Waterworks, Worcester, The Anderson Purifiers, 67, 68
Well, Sections and Plan of, at the Station of the Electricity Supply Corporation, 215
Widening Works, Great Northern Railway, London to Barnet, 65, 106, 107, 298, 299, 328, 384, 385, 386, 429, 432, 433
Winding Engines, Rumeaux’s Safety Gear for, 420
Winding Gear for 75-ton Shear Legs, Steam, Messrs. Baxter and Co., 369
Wood Rim Pulleys, Bolton’s, 355

YARROW and Co., Messrs., Stern-wheel Steamer “Opale” for the French Government, 430

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