The Engineer 1893 Jul-Dec: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1893 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

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ADAIR’S Baker’s Oven, Confectionery and Bakery Exhibition, 475
Adair’s Dough Mixer, Confectionery and Bakery Exhibition, 474
Admiralty Ferrule, The Latest, 501
Admiralty Models, Illustrating the Loss of H.M.S. “Victoria,” 463
Aitchinson, Mr., The New Binocular Glass, 515
Allday’s Detachable Vice Clamp, 315
Allis and Co., Messrs. E. P., Compound Reynolds-Corliss Engine, 112, 113, 114
Allis and Co. Messrs. E. P., Quadruple Expansion Engine, Chicago Exhibition, 376, 377
American Bell Telephone Company, Bell Telephones, Chicago Exhibition, 3, 4
America, Map of the Great Lakes in North, 231
American Methods of Heating, Drying, and Ventilating, 223
American Nailing Machine Company, Automatic Box-nailing Machine, 314
American Nickel Steel Armour Plates, 380
American Traction Engine at the Chicago Exhibition, 210, 211, 212, 233, 234, 235
Arnodin, M., Ferry Bridge at Portugalete, 224
Atlantic Screw Steamship, The First, 362, 363, 364
Atlas Works, Experimental Boiler, 61
Aultman and Taylor Co., Traction Engine, Chicago Exhibition, 235

BAGNALL, Mr. W. C., Narrow-gauge Locomotive, 380, 381
Baldwin’s Removable Feed Check Valve, 65
Baltic Ship Canal Steam Excavator, 326, 327, 332
Bamford’s Chaff Cutter, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 17
Barcelona, Electric Lighting of, 300-Horse Power Ferranti Alternator, 49
Barry, Henry, and Co., Messrs., New Light Steel Pulley, 101
Barton Aqueduct, Interior of, Manchester Ship Canal, 592
Beesley and Wright’s Grate, Lancashire Boiler fitted with, 453
Bell Telephones, Chicago Exhibition, 58
Ben Nevis, The Observatory, 97
Benington Main Lighthouse, 418
Berthon Portable Hospital, The, 336
Bathlehem Ironworks, U.S.A., 125-Ton Steam dimmer, 481, 482
Bilbao, Map of the Port of, 462
Birdsall Company’s Traction Engine, Chicago Exhibition, 235
Birriz Viaduct, Costa Rica Railway, 40, 109, 139, 145, 165
Black Rock and a Deserted Railway, 596
Blake’s Bridge, Reading, 178, 179
Blechynden, Mr. A., Apparatus to Ascertain Transmission of Heat through Steel Plates, 98, 107, 127
Blythe’s Hay and Straw Press, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 124
Bollinckx, M. H., Corliss Cylinder Boring Machine, 329
Boston Deeps, Map of, Lighting Tidal Channels, 418
Bradley Disc Cultivator, Chicago Exhibition, 523
Bradley Harrow, Chicago Exhibition, 490
Bradley Lister and Drill, Chicago Exhibition, 523
Bradley Spring-tooth Cultivator Chicago Exhibition, 523
Bramwell and Hams’, Messrs., Derby Electric Lighting Supply Area, 330
“Brancker,” The, Sand Dredger, The Naval Construction and Armaments Co., 338, 339
Brewtnall’s Folding Frame, Messrs. Brooks and Doxey, 337
British Engineering Co., Foot Lift and Force Pump, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 18
Brooklyn Bridge, Alterations on the. 259
Brooks’ Locomotive Works, The Chicago Exhibition, Locomotives, 279, 280, 281
Brooks and Doxey, Messrs., Brewtnall’s Folding Frame, 337
Bruges Maritime Canal, The, M. Casse, 503
Brush Electric Company’s Alternator, Chicago Exhibition, 141
Brush Electric Company’s Generator, 250 Electrical Horse-power, The, Chicago Exhibition, 141, 144 (Fig. 3)
Buckeye Engine, The, Diagram, 515
Buckeye Engine Co., Salem, Triple-expansion Engine, Chicago Exhibition, 292, 293
Buckton and Co., Messrs., Testing Machine for Sydney University, 233, 242
Budapest Bridge Competitions, Results of Borings, 314
Buffalo Injector, The, 224
Bull’s Forged Propeller Blades, 315
Burton, Mr. C. W., Portevin’s Bottle-cleaning and Rinsing Machine, 157
Burton System of Producing Electric Heat, The Electrical Forging Co., of Boston, Chicago Exhibition, 32, 33

CADLE’S Vertical and Horizontal Turbines, 589
“Campania,” Launch of the, 346
“Campania’s ” Promenade Deck, The, 351
Campbell’s Improved Indraught Cowl, 619
Campbell Oil Engine, The, Smithfield Club Show, 521
“Camperdown” in Collision with the “ Victoria,” 12
Cardiff Docks, WallsendPontoon, S.S. “Borghese” Raised for Repairs, 64
Carnot’s Function, A. S. Bower’s Diagrams, 505
Carnot’s Function, “T. W.’s” answer to Mr. Bower’s letter, 401
Carter’s Disintegrator, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 17
Casse, M., The Bruges Maritime Canal, 503
Castries, St. Lucia, Curricle Steam Fire Engine, The Fire Appliances Manufacturing Co., 487
C. and C. Electric Motor Co., Motor, Chicago Exhibition, 32
Central Cyclone Co., Lim., Disintegrator and Pulveriser, 172
“Cevic,” Launch of the White Star Liner, 315
Churchill and Co., Messrs. Chas., The American Nailing Machine Co.’s Automatic Box-nailing Machine, 314
Clarkson and Spurge, A Compressed Gas Regulator, 288
Clayton and Shuttle worth’s “Trusty” Portable Oil Engine, Smithfield Club Show, 521
“Climax” Steam Boiler, Chicago Exhibition, 8 Cochrane’s Valve Gear, 47
Coode, Son, and Matthews, Messrs., Hastings Foreshore Protection Works, 36, 45
Copley, Turner, and Co., Messrs., “Harris” Feedwater Filter, 352
Corinth Ship Canal, The, 426
Corliss Cylinder Boring Machine, M. H. Bollinckx, 329
Costa Rica Railway,Viaduct over the River Birriz, Mr. J. Packman, 40, 109, 139, 145
Croft and Perkins, Messrs., Friction Clutches, 248
Cummins, Mr. W. R., Cylinder Condensation, Diagram, 537
Cunard s.s. “Lucania” (Supplement, October 13th), 347, 348, 349. 350, 351, 352, 353, 354, 355, 356, 357, 358, 361
Cyclone Pulveriser and Exhaust Separator, 172

DANUBE at Budapest, Proposed Bridges over the, 250
Danville, Illinois, Wrecked Bridge at, 271
Davies, E. J. M., Friction Wheels (Figs. 1, 2, 3) 181
Decoeur’s Hydraulic Ram, 619
De Laval’s Steam Turbine, 390, 391
Denison and Son, Messrs. Samuel, Locomotive Wheel Balancing Machine, 453
Derby Electric Lighting Supply Area, 330
Dick, Kerr, and Co., Messrs., Double-acting Otto Gas Engines, 452
Disston and Sons, Henry, Sawing Machinery, Chicago Exhibition, 305, 308
Dixon’s Automatic Signal Apparatus, Great Northern Railway, 535, 536
Douglas Waterworks Extensions, The Kerrodhoo Reservoir, 171
Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford Railway, West-land-row Bridge, 166, 167, 168, 174
Dunston, New Coal Staiths at, 399

EARLE’S Shipbuilding and Engineering Co., H.M.S. “Endymion” (Supplement. July 28th, 1893), 48, 77, 102
Earle’s Shipbuilding and Engineering Co., H.M.S. “Endymion,” Boilers, 48
Earle’s Shipbuilding and Engineering Co., TripleExpansion Engines, H.M.S. “Endymion” (Supplement, July 14th, 1893)
East Coast Dining and Corridor Trains, Complete Train and Third-class Corridor Carriages, 31, 34, 38
Eastham Locks, Storm Gates and Sluices, 584
Easton and Anderson, Mitchell’s Oil Press, 304
Easton and Anderson, Messrs., 160-Ton Sheer Legs, Garden Island, Sydney, New South Wales, 611, 614
Edison Amperemeter, Chicago Exhibition (Fig. 9), 142
Edison Motor and Connections (Fig. 8), 142, and Arc Lighters, and Plug Switchboard (Fig. 13), 142, and Lightning Arrester (Figs. 15, 16), Chicago Exhibition, 142, 143, 144
Edwards, Mr. P., Three-shaft Traction Engine, 388
Egypt, Shallow Draught Steamer for, 47
“Endymion,” H.M.S., Boilers, 48
“Endymion,” H.M.S., First-class Protected (Supplement, July 28th, 1893), 77, 102
“Endymion,” H.M.S., Triple-expansion Engines (Supplement, July 11th, 1893)
Electric Supply Corporation, Accident at the Blackfriars Sub-station, Diagrammatical Plan of the Converter Chamber, 269
Electric Forging Co., The, Barton System of Producing Electric Heat, Chicago Exhibition, 32
Elektron Manufacturing Co., Perret Motor, Chicago Exhibition, 33
Erith, Messrs., The Huyett and Smith Manufacturing Co.’s “Plenum” System of Ventilating and Drying, 223
Evans and Sons, Messrs., Compound Duplex Pumping Engines, 222

FAIRFIELD Shipbuilding and Engineering Co., Messrs. The, The “Royal Sovereign,” 196
Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Co., s.s. “Lucania” (Supplement, October 13th, 1893),347, 348, 349, 350, 351, 352, 353, 354, 355, 356, 357, 358, 361
Fay’s Automatic Chip Breaker Pressure Bar, Chicago Exhibition, 135
Fay’s Boring and Screw-driving Machine, Chicago Exhibition, 136
Fay’s Hollow Chisel Mortising and Boring Machine, Chicago Exhibition. 136
Fay’s Large Sand-Papering Machine, Chicago Exhibition, 136
Fay and Egan, Messrs., Wood-Working Machinery, Chicago Exhibition, 135, 136, 153
Felt’s Automatic Lubricator, 389
Fenner Bicycle, 483
Ferranti Alternator, Messrs. F. Z. de Ferranti, Electric Lighting of Barcelona, 49
Fielding and Platt, Messrs., Duplex Accumulator Pump, 213
Fielding and Platt, Messrs., Hydraulic Riveting Plant, London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Works, 218
Fire Appliances Manufacturing Co., Curricle Steam Fire Engine for Castries, St. Lucia, 487
Foden, Sons, and Co., Messrs., Eight-HorsePower Traction Engine, 195
Fouguemberg Reversing Valve Gear on the Pinette Winch, 495

GAEER, Scott, and Co., Messrs., Traction Engine, Chicago Exhibition, 233
Galland Mine Winch for Flat Ropes, 494
Garden Island, Sydney, 160-Ton Sheer-Legs, 611, 614
Geiser Manufacturing Company, The, Compensating Gear, Spring Gear Connections, and Spring Gear Coupling (Figs. 14, 15, 16), 212
Geiser Manufacturing Company, Thrashing Machine, Chicago Exhibition, 466
Geiser Manufacturing Company, The, Traction Engine and Boiler (Figs. 8, 9, 10), 210, 211
Geiser Manufacturing Company, The, Valve and Valve Gear (Figs. 11, 12, 13), 212
General Electric Company’s Exhibit, Chicago Exhibition, 4, 6, 7, 9, 56, 142, 143, 144
General Electric Company, The, Chicago Exhibition, Compound Motor and Pump, 56
General Electric Company, The, Chicago Exhibition, Electric Winding Engine, 56
General Electric Company’s Ship Lighting Plant, Chicago Exhibition, 4
General Electric Company, Triple - expansion Engine and Dynamo, The Southwark Foundry Company, Chicago Exhibition, 6, 7, 9
Gibbons, Mr. H., Lawn Mower Knife Grinding Machine, 101
“Gill” Steam Boiler at Chicago, Steam’s Manufacturing Company, 170
Girard Turbines at Orizaba, Mexico (Supplement, August 25th, 1893)
Glednill’s Patent Axle-box, 388
Gobert, M. A., Sinking and Driving in Waterbearing Strata with the Aid of Congelation, 117
“Great Britain,” The S.S., 362, 363, 364
Greater Britain, Express Locomotive, Mr. F. W. Webb, 191
“Great Eastern” and the “Campania,” Sections of the, 28
Great Northern Railway Company Locomotive Wheel - balancing Machine, Messrs. Samuel Davison and Son, 453
Green, Messrs. R. and H., Steam Lifeboat with Hydraulic Propellers, 313
Gunthur, Mr. W., Girard Turbines at Orizaba, Mexico (Supplement, August 25th, 1893)
Gurney’s Water Tube Boiler, 1830, 182

HAMMOND - WILLIAMS Compound Engine, Chicago Exhibition, 142
Harland and Wolff, Launch of the White Star Liner “Cevic,” 315
Harland and Wolff, Messrs., The Manchester Ship Canal Steamer, 467
“Harris” Feed-water Filter, s.s. “Lucania,” Messrs. Copley, Turner, and Co., 352, 353
Harrison, Mr. C. A., New Coal Staiths at Dunston, 399
Hastings Foreshore Protection Works, Messrs. Coode, Son, and Matthews, 36, 45, 85, 86
Hathorn, Davey, and Co., Messrs., Compound Differential Pumping Engine, Widnes Waterworks, 263
Hayes, Mr. Edward, Shallow Draught Steamer for Egypt, 47
Hayward Brothers and Eckstein, Steel Lathing, 225
Hayward Tyler, and Co., Messrs., Hydraulic Pumps and Presses, 190, 194
Hayward Tyler, and Co., Olive Press, 190
Hayward Tyler, and Co., Pipe Testing Press, 190
Hayward Tyler, and Co., Reversed Cylinder Press, 190
Heine Boiler, Chicago Exhibition, 90
H.M.S. “Camperdown” in Collision with the “Victoria,” 12
H.M.S. “Endymion” Boilers, 48
H.M.S. “Endymion,” Triple Expansion Engines (Supplement, July 14th, 1893)
H.M.S. “Hood” (Supplement, November 17th, 1893), 468
H.M.S. “Turtle,” 384, 389
H.M.S. “Turtle” Going into Action, 384
H.M.S. “Speedy” Water Tube Boiler, Casing Removed, 439
H.M.S. “Victoria,” 12, 15, 441, 442, 444
H.M.S. “Victoria,” The Sinking of, 12, 15
Hill and Son, Messrs. Isaac, Cold Iron Pile Head Saw, 117
Hill and Son, Messrs. Isaac, Cold Iron Saw Sharpener, 169
Holden and Brooke’s Steam Dryer, 597
Holmes and Watson, Photographic Society’s Exhibition, Matthew’s Portable Magic Lantern, 337
“Hood” H.M.S. (Supplement, November 17 th, 1893,), 468
Hornsby and Sons, Messrs. Richard, Compound Engines, Manchester Electric Light, 430
Howard’s-Ladd Hay and Straw Presser, Royal Agricultual Society’s Show, 16
Howard’s New Straw Trusser, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 16
Huber Manufacturing Company, Threshing Machine, Chicago Exhibition, 466
Huber Manufacturing Company, Traction Engine, Boiler, &c., Chicago Exhibition, 234, 235
Hudson, Mr. JohnG., Heat Transmission through Metal Plates, 107
Hulme and Lund, Messrs., Ram Pumps, 610
Huyett and Smith Manufacturing Company, The “ Plenum ” System of Ventilation and Drying, 223

INDIAN Service, Narrow Gauge Engine for, 19
Italian First-class Battleship “Sardegna,” 486

JACQUES, Messrs. Hampage, Adjustable Mandril, 168
Jelley’s Non-slipping Tire, Stanley Cycle Exhibition, 484
John Stevens Locomotive u Link,” Chicago Exhibition, 397
Johnson and Co., Messrs. S. H., McCulloch’s Direct-acting Air Compressor, 312

“KATAHDIN,” United States Harbour Defence Ram, Bath Ironworks, Admiral Ammen, 21
Kelly and Bros., Messrs. Thos., Ball Cock, 433
Kerrodhoo Reservoir, The Douglas Waterworks Extensions, 171
Kinta Valley Railway and Perak Tin Mines—Tin Mining Village, 135, 146
Krupp’s Exhibits at the Chicago Exhibition, 325, 332, 419
Krupp 12in. Gun, Instantaneous Photographs of Discharge of, 266
Krupp’s Guns and Mountings, Chicago Exhibition, 419

LAIRD Bros., Messrs., Mr. Vanderbilt’s Twin Screw Yacht “Valiant,” 200
Lake Erie Engineering Company, Compound Engine, Chicago Exhibition, 57
Lake Erie Engineering Company, The Hammond- Williams Compound Vertical Engine and Dynamo, Chicago Exhibition, 117
Latchford Deviation Bridge, Manchester Ship Canal, 238
Laval Steam Turbine, The, 390, 391
Lewis and Sons, Messrs. G., Hand-power Starter for Gas and Oil Engines, 222
Lido, Map of the Port of, 462
Livesey and Co., Messrs., Toe Birriz Viaduct, Costa Rica Railway, 40, 109,139, 145, 165
Lodge, Mr. W., Special Motor Geared Lathe, Ohio Machine Works, 44
Loewe and Co., Messrs., Ludwig Rifling Machine, 164
London and North-Western Railway, Express Locomotive, Mr, F. W. Webb, 191
“Lucania,” S.S., 347, 348, 349, 350, 351, 352,353, 354, 355, 356, 357, 358, 361
Lyons Exhibition Building, Plan of, 324

McCULLOCH’S Direct-acting Air Compressor, Messrs. S. H. Johnson and Co., 312
McGuire Manufacturing Company, Street Car Truck, Chicago Exhibition, 60
McKay’s Patent Tube-plate Boring Tool, 222
Mackie, Mr. W., Continuous Current Transformer, 140
Manchester Electric Light Compound Engines, Messrs. Richard Hornsby and Sons, 430
Manchester Ship Canal, Deviation Railway Viaducts, 588
Manchester Ship Canal, Eastham Locks, 584, 585
Manchester Ship Canal, General Plan, Mr. E. Leader Williams, 586
Manchester Ship Canal, Interior of Barton Aqueduct, 592
Manchester Ship Canal under the Latchford Deviation Bridge, 238
Manchester Ship Canal Steamer “Sachem,” Messrs. Harland and Wolff, 467
Manchester Ship Canal, Warburton road High Level, 599
Manchester Ship Canal, The Weaver Sluices, 585
“Massachusetts,” The United States Battleship, 129
Matthews, Mr., Portable Magic Lantern, Photographic Society’s Exhibition, 337
Mersey Bar, The, 301, 422
Milwaukee Harvester, Chicago Exhibition, 467, 470, 490
Milwaukee, Wis., Sewage Disposal System, 612
Mitchell’s Oil Press, 304
“Moline ” Corn Planter, Chicago Exhibition, 523
“Moline” Plough, Chicago Exhibition, 490
More, Mr. C. J., Richmond Lock and Weir, 37
Morgan Spading Harrow, Chicago Exhibition, 490
Morrin, Mr. T. F., The “Climax” Boiler, Chicago Exhibition, 8
Mumford, Mr. A., Direct-acting Jet Condenser, 195

NASH Harrow, Chicago Exhibition, 490
National Water-tube Boiler Company’s Boiler, Chicago Exhibition, 258
Naval Construction and Armaments Company, The Sand Dredger “Brancker,” 338, 339
Naylor, Mr. W., Sight-feed Lubricator, 403
Neuhausel, Hungary, Concrete and Iron Roadway Bridge, 608
Newburn, New Bridge over the Tyne at, Messrs. J. Watt, Sandeman, and Moncrieff, 214, 215, 226
New Caloric Syndicate, Gas and Air Commingler, 336
Newton and Co., Messrs., Optical Lantern for Scientific Use, 380
Neville and Co., Messrs. J. G., Oriel Lubricator, 124
Nicholson’s Hay Ricker Tedder, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 16
North Eastern Railway, Express Passenger Locomotive, Mr. Wilson Worsdell (Supplement, September 22nd, 1893)
North Eastern Railway, Express Passenger Locomotives, Mr. Wilson Worsdell (Supplement, October 27 th, 1893), 403
North Sea Baltic Canal, The, 148, 326, 327, 332
North Sea and Baltic Canal, Road, Rail, and Foot-bridge over the, 148

OHIO Machine Works Company, Special Motor Geared Lathe and Boring Machine, Mr. W. Lodge, 44
Oldbury Carriage and Wagon Company, East Coast Dining and Corridor Trains and Kitchen Car, 31, 34, 38
Oriel Lubricator, Messrs. J. G. Neville, 124
Orizaba, Mexico, Girard Turbines at (Supplement, August 25th, 1893)
Otto Gas Engines, Double-acting, Messrs. Dick, Kerr, and Co., 452

PACKMAN, Mr. J., Viaduct over the River Birriz, Costa Rica Railway, 40, 109, 139, 145, 165
Palacio, M. de, Ferry Bridge at Portugalete, 224
Parsey, Mr. Wm., Rolling Platform Bridges, 382
Paxton, Mr. T. R., The “Tiger” Pipe Wrench, 128
Pennsylvania Railway Company’s Exhibit,Chicago Exhibition, 402
Paxton’s Spoke or Wire Grip, 432
Perrody, M., Metallic Paving for Tramways, 170
Perry, Mr. H. H., Keyless Railway Chairs, 247
Phoenix Iron Company, Steel Eye-bar, 339
Photographic Society’s Exhibition, Portable Magic Lanterns, 337
Perken, Son, and Rayment, Messrs., Optical Lantern, 597
Perret Motor, The Elektron Manufacturing Company, Chicago Exhibition, 33
Phoenix Foundry Company, Girder Yard Drilling Machine, 433
Pickles and Son, Messrs., Log Frame with Travelling Rack, 128
Pile’s Permanent Way Lnck-nut, 389
Pinette Mine Winch for Round Ropes, 494
Pitt’s Yorkshire Machine Company, Screw-cutting Lathe, 619
Platt, Mr. Sam., Four-feet Ingot Boring Machines, 486
Porter, Mr. J. W., Hydraulic Piston-rod Jack, 65
Portevin’s Bottle-cleaning and Rinsing Machine, 157
Portugalete and Los Arenas, Ferry Bridge Connecting, MM. Palacio and Arnodin, 224
Pullman Paper Car Wheel, 299

RAMSGATE Front Improvements, 270
Ransome’s Potato Planter, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 17
Ransome’s Potato Raiser, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 17
Reading, Blake’s Bridge, 178, 179
Referee Cycle Company, Frame and Head, 483
Reinold, Mr. E. K., Waste Weir and Sluices for Maximum Storage, 430, 431
Reynolds-Corliss Engine and Dynamo, Chicago Exhibition, 112, 113, 114
Rhayader Fish Pass on the Wye, 170
Richardson’s Hooded Tubular Boiler, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 18
Richmond Lock and Weir, Progress of the Works, 37
Riddell’s Filters for Large Quantities, 618
Robinson Radial Truck for Street Cars, Chicago Exhibition, 59, 60
Robson-Brown Burners for Miners’ Safety Lamps, 515
Rose, Downs, and Thompson, Messrs., Oil Plant, Sabarmati Mills, 526, 527, 534
Rouart Freres—see Decoeurs Hydraulic Ram, 619
Rotterdam Sewerage Works—Pumping Station, Mr. H. A. Van Ysselstein, 421, 506, 507, 510
“Royal Sovereign,” The, Messrs. The Fairfield Company, 196
Rue de Tolbiac Bridge, Paris, Mons. Salle, 375
Runcorn Viaduct—Underpinning a Main Pier, 588
Russian Navy, Cupola Battleship “Twelve Apostles,” 283
Russian Navy, Second-class Battleship “ Admiral Nachimoff,” 406

SABARMATI Oil Mills of the Bombay, Baroda, and Central India Railway Company, 526, 527, 534
“Sachem,” The Manchester Ship Canal Steamer, 467
Sagar and Co., Messrs. J., 8ft. Log Band Saw, 116, 120
Salford and Manchester Docks and Quays, 587
Salle, Mons, The Rue de Talbiac Bridge, Paris, 375
San Clemente, Map showing Situation of, 94
“Santa Maria” and a Falconet, The, Chicago Exhibition, 286, 287
“Sardegna,” The Italian First-class Battleship, 486
Schichau and Co., Messrs., Triple - expansion Engine and Dynamo, Chicago Exhibition, 57
Seamless Steel Boat Company, Seamless Steel Boat Complete, 65
Sharp, Mr. Archibald, Heavy Fly-wheels, 476
Sharp, Stewart, and Co., Messrs., Special Triplegeared Sliding, Surfacing, and Screw - cutting Lathe, 530
Sheffield Car Company, Trucks for Street Cars, Chicago Exhibition, 59
Short Electric Railway Company, Gearless Motor, Chicago Exhibition (Figs. 4 and 4a), 141, 142
Simpson and Co., Messrs. James, Worthington Sewage Pumping Engines, 448
Smith’s, Wasteney, Stockless Anchor, S.S. “Lucania,” 353
Southwark Foundry Company, Triple-expansion Engine and Dynamos, General Electric Company, Chicago Exhibition, 6, 7, 9
“Sovereign” Tire, The, 484
“Speedy,” H.M.S., Water Tube Boiler, Casing Removed, 439
Sperry Bevel Gearing, Electric Railway Company (Fig. 6), 144
Sperry Electric Railway Company, Car Motor and Mounting, Chicago Exhibition, 142, 144
Sperry Electric Railway Company Street Car Truck and Electric Motor (Fig. 2) 142, (Figs. 1, 3, 5) 144
Stanley Exhibition of Cycles, 483, 484
Starnes and Sons, Messrs. J. S., Sleeve Packing, 169
Statter and Co., Messrs. J. G., Electric Travelling and Jib Cranes, Southampton Harbour, 88, 89
S.S. “Lucania”—see “ Lucania” S.S.
Stearn’s Manufacturing Company, “Gill’s” Steam Boiler, Chicago Exhibition, 170
Stearn’s Manufacturing Company, The Woodbury Engine, Chicago Exhibition, 321, 322
“Sterling” Hay Tedder, Chicago Exhibition, 524
“Sterling” Water Tube Boiler at the Chicago Exhibition, 110
Stevens and Sons, Messrs. A. W., Boiler (Fig. 4), 210
Stevens and Sons, Messrs., Reversing, Compensating, and Steering Gear, (Figs. 5, 6), 210
Stevens and Sons, Messrs. A. W., Traction Engine, Chicago Exhibition (Figs. 1, 2, 3), 2t 10, 211
“Stoddard” Hay Rake and Tedder, Chicago Exhibition, 524
“Stoddard” Transplanter, Chicago Exhibition, 523
Sulky Plough, Chicago Exhibition, 490
“Superior” Drill, Chicago Exhibition, 523
Sydney, New South Wales, Garden Island, 160- Ton Sheer Legs, Messrs. Easton and Anderson, 611, 614
Sydney Pneumatic Tire, 483
Sydney University, 100-Ton Testing Machine, 233, 242
Syracuse Cultivator, Chicago Exhibition, 523
Syracuse Hillside Plough, Chicago Exhibition, 490

TANGYES, Messrs., Centrifugal Pumping Plant, 607
Tasker’s Winnowing Machine, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 16
Taylor, Mr. William, Refined Method of Manufacturing Screws, 154
Tees, Map Illustrating Improvements in the River, 155
Thomson-Houston Arc Light Machine, Chicago Exhibition (Fig. 10), 144
Thomson-Houston Armature of Arc Lighter (Fig. 11), Chicago Exhibition, 143
Thomson-Houston Lightning Arrester, 143
Thomson-Houston Plant, Chicago Exhibition, 142, 143, 144
Thomson-Houston Regulator, Chicago Exhibition (Fig. 12), 143
Thomson-Houston Wall Controller, Chicago Exhibition (Fig. 14), 143
Thornycroft, Messrs. Jno. L, Water-tube Boiler of H.M.S. “Speedy,” Casing Removed, 439
Tiffin-Hult’s Creamer, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 16
“Tiger” Pipe Wrench, The, 128
TOWER BRIDGE
- Accumulator House, View from South-west, 570
- Arrangement of Hydraulic Machinery for Opening Spans, 573
TOWER BRIDGE {continued):—
- Arrol’s Hydraulic Riveter, 555
- Attachment of Inside Cantilevers on Main Piers, 560
- Bases of the Middlesex Abutment Columns, 560
- Caissons and Staging for Building Foundations, 555
- Central Girders of High-level Footways, 561
- Central Panel, Side Span Parapets, 570
- City Arms, High-level Footway, 574
- Cross-section Showing Bearings of Main Shaft, 559
- Details of Connections of Main Columns, 557
- Details of Cross Girders between and Feet of Main Columns, 557
- Details of Steel Superstructure, 553
- Designs for, 544, 545, 546, 548, 550, 551
- Elevation Plan and Sections of Outside Cantilever Carrying High-level Footway, 565
- Elevations and Sections of Stiffening Girder, Surrey Span, 565
- Ends of Main High-level Tie and Links over Abutments, 561
- Erecting the Steel Superstructure, 554
- Expansion Joint Side Span Floors, 572
- Fixed Girders Carrying Main Pivot Shaft on Piers, 569
- Front Elevation of Middlesex Abutment, 571
- General View of Steelwork, Superstructure, and Bascule Span Details, 552
- General View of Masonry of Lower Parts of the Great River Piers, 547, 548
- High-level Tier over Opening Span and Land Ties, 561
- Long Segment of Main Chains and Moving Girders, 562
- Masonry Arches over the Northern Abutment, 574
- Middlesex Abutment, West Side, 571
- Middlesex Main Pier and High-level Footways, View from South, 563
- Middlesex Pier from the South, Opening Span, 566
- Northern Main Pier, View showing Masonry Superstructure, November, 1893, 567
- Plan showing Proposed Spiral Southern Approach Gradient, 549
- Plans and Sections of Piers and Abutments, 558
- Portrait of J. Wolfe Barry, 543
- Roller Bearing and Details of Pins at Top Ends of Chains, 568
- Roller Bearings and Saddles carrying Chains on Main Columns, 572
- Sections of Moving Girders and Parapet of Shoe Spans, 569
- Sections of the Tower Bridge Foundations, 556, 557
- Sketch showing Relative Height of Tower Bridge and St. Paul’s, 547
- Southern Main Pier, View showing Masonry Superstructure, October, 1893, 567
- Steelwork supporting Masonry Arch at Piers, 568
- Surrey Main Pier from the South, 563
- Suspension of the Cross Girders, 572
- View of Bridge Completed, by C. W. Wyllie (Supplement, December 15th, 1893)
- View from the South-west, March, 1893, 559
“Trusty” Portable Oil Engine, 3.5 Brake Horsepower, Smithfield Club Show, 521
Tweddell Hydraulic Riveting Plant, London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Works, Messrs. Fielding and Platt, 218
“Twelve Apostles,” Cupola Battleship, Russian Navy, 283
Two-gang Plough, Chicago Exhibition, 490
Tyler and Co., Hayward—see Hayward Tyler

UNITED STATES Battleship “Massachusetts,” The, 129
United States Harbour Defence Ram “Katahdin,” Bath Ironworks, Admiral Ammen, 21

VALON, Mr. W. A. Macintosh, Ramsgate Front Improvements, 270
Vanderbilt’s Twin-screw Yacht “Valiant,” Messrs. Laird Brothers, 200
“Victoria,” H.M.S., 12, 15, 441, 442, 444
“Victoria,” H.M.S., Sinking of the, 12, 15
“Viking” and the “ Illinois,” The, Chicago Exhibition, 286
Villamil, R. de, Screw Propulsion Diagrams, 515

WALLSEND Pontoon, Cardiff Docks, S.S. “Borghese” Raised for Repairs on the, 64
Walmisley, Mr. A. T., Bridge over the Kennet at Reading, 178, 179
Warburton-road High-level Bridge, 599
Watt, Sandemann, and Moncrieff, Messrs. J., New Bridge over the Tyne at Newburn, 214, 215
Weaver Sluices, Manchester Ship Canal, 585, 588
Webb, Mr. F. W., Express Compound Engine, Greater Britain, 191
Welch, Mr. W. J., Lock-nut, 432
Wembley Park Tower, 239, 240, 241, 246, 247
Werner, Pfleiderer, and Perkin’s Dough Divider, Confectionery and Bakery Exhibition, 474
Westinghouse Car Motors, Chicago Exhibition, 5
Westinghouse Engine, 250-Horse Power, 208
Westinghouse Engine, 1200-Horse Power, 208
Westinghouse Switchboard, The Great, Chicago Exhibition, 92, 93
Westinghouse Traction Engine, Chicago Exhibition, 235
Weyman and Hitchcock’s “Trusty” Portable Oil Engine, Smithfield Club Show, 521
White, Mr., Reproductions of Photographs Illustrating his Repo# on the Capsizing of H.M.S. “ Victoria,” 463
White Star Liner “ Cevic,” Launch of the, 315
Wicksteed and Co., Messrs. C., Tube Expanders, Tube Cutters, and Beaders, 124
Widnes Waterworks, Compound Differential Pumping Engine, 263
Williams, Mr. E. Leader, General Plan of Manchester Ship Canal, 586
Wisconsin Central Railroad, Hydraulic Pistonrod Jack, 65
Woodbury Engine, Steam’s Manufacturing Company, Chicago Exhibition, 321, 322
Woodroffe’s Mower Knife-holder, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 16
Worsdell, Mr. Wilson, Express Passenger Locomotive (Supplement, September 22nd, 1893)
Worthington Sewage Pumping Engines, Rotterdam, Bombay, and Abbey Mills Sewage Pumping Stations, 448
Wuensch and Co., Messrs., Concrete and Iron Roadway Bridge, Neuhausel, 608
Wylam, Northumberland, Railway Bridge over the Tyne at, Mr. W. G. Laws, 262
Wynn, Timmins, and Co., Messrs., Paxton’s Spoke or Wire Grip, 432

YOUNG’S Nut-lock, 225
Ysselstein, Mr. H. A. Van, Pumping Station, Rotterdam Sewerage Works, 421, 423, 506, 507, 510

ZELL Water-tube Boiler, Chicago Exhibition, 118

Subject Matter.

AGRICULTURAL Implements, Chicago Exhibition, 490
Air Compressor, McCulloch’s Direct - acting, Messrs. S. H. Johnson and Co., 312
Alternator, The Brush Electric Company’s, Chicago Exhibition, 141
Alternator, 300-H.P. Ferranti, Electric Lighting of Barcelona, 49
Amperemeter, Edison, Chicago Exhibition, 142
Anchor Windlass, S.S. “Lucania,” 361
Anchor, Wasteney Smith’s Stockless, S.S. “Lucania,” 353
Arc Light Machine, The Thomson - Houston, Chicago Exhibition, 144
Armature of Thomson-Houston Arc Lighter, Chicago Exhibition, 143
Armour Plates at the Chicago Exhibition, 301, 325
Aqueduct, Interior of Barton, Manchester Ship Canal, 592
Axle-box, Gledhill’s Patent, 388

BAKER'S Oven, Adair’s. 475
Ball Bearings, American, 527
Ball Cock, Messrs. Thos. Kelly and Bros., 433
Bar, The Mersey, 30, 422
Battleship “Admiral Nachimoff,” Second-class, Russian Navy, 406
Battleship, Cupola, “The Twelve Apostles,” Russian Navy, 283
Battleship “ Massachusetts,” The United States, 129
Battleship “Sardegna,” The Italian First-class, 486
Bevel Gearing, Sperry Electric Railway Company, 144
Bicycle, The Fenner. 483
Blyth Harbour, 87
Boiler, Casing Removed, Water-tube, H.M.S, “ Speedy,” 439
Boiler, The “Climax,” Mr. T. F. Morrin, Chicago Exhibition, 8
Boiler, Experimental, The Atlas Works, 61
Boiler Fitted with Beesley and Wright’s Furnace, 453
Boiler, The Geiser Manufacturing Company, Chicago Exhibition (Fig. 10), 210
Boiler, “Gill” Steam Boiler, Steam’s Manufacturing Company, 170
Boiler, 1830, Gurney’s Water-tube, 182
Boiler, Hooded Tubular, Richardson’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 18
Boiler, Heine, Chicago Exhibition, 90
Boilers, H.M.S. “Endymion,” 48
Boilers of the National Water-tube Boiler Company, Chicago Exhibition, 258
Boiler, Messrs. Stevens and Sons, Chicago Exhibition (Fig. 4), 210
Boiler, The Stirling Water-tube, Chicago Exhibition, 110
Boilers, Water-tube Marine, Mr. J. T. Milton, 73, 75, 76
Boiler, The Zell Water-tube, Chicago Exhibition, 118
Bombard, A.. 287
Boring Machine, Corliss Cylinder, M. H. Bollinckx, 329
Boring Machine, Four-feet Ingot, Mr. Samuel Platt, 486
Boring Tool, Mackay’s Tube Plate, 222
Bottle-cleaning and Rinsing Machine, Portevin’s, introduced by Mr. C. W. Burton, 157
Boynton, Capt. Francis, Map Scale or Protractor, 65
Brick and Timber Drying Plants, American, 223
Bridge, Alterations on the Brooklyn, 259
Bridge Competitions, Budapest, Results of Borings, 314
Bridge, Concrete and Iron Roadway, Neuhausel, Hungary, Messrs. Wuensch and Co., 608
Bridges over the Danube at Budapest, Proposed, 250
Bridge and Engineering Company’s Works, Cleveland, 68
Bridge, Ferry at Portugalete, 224
Bridge over the Kennet, Reading, Mr. A. T. Walmisley, 178, 179
Bridge, Latchford Deviation, Manchester Ship Canal, 238
Bridge, Railway, over the Tyne at Wylam, Mr. W. G. Laws, 262
Bridge, Road. Rail, and Foot, North Sea and Baltic Canal, 148
Bridge, Road, Rue de Tolbiac, Paris, 375
Bridges, Rolling Platform, Mr. Wm. Parsey, 382
Bridge, Tower—for Illustrations see “ Tower Bridge” in List of Names
Bridge over the Tyne at Newburn, Messrs. J. Watt, Sandeman and Moncrieff, 214, 215, 226
Bridge, Warburton-road High-level, 599
Bridge, Westland-row, Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford Railway, 166, 167, 168, 174
Bridge, Wrecked, at Danville, Illinois, 271

CANAL, The Bruges Maritime, 503
Canal, Corinth Ship, 426
Canal, Manchester Ship—see <l Manchester Ship Canal” (Names)
Canal, North Sea Baltic Canal, 326, 327, 362
Car Motor and Mounting, The Sperry Electric Railway Co., 142, 144
Car Motors, The Westinghouse Co., Chicago Exhibition, 5
Chaff Cutter, Bamford’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 17
Cleveland Bridge and Engineering Co.’s Works, Darlington, 68
Clutch, A 1200-H.P., 259
Clutches, Friction, 248
Coal Staiths at Dunston, Mr. C. A, Harrison, 399
Condenser, Direct-acting Jet, Mr. A. Mumford, 195
Continuous Current Transformer, Mr. W. Mackie, 140
Converter Chamber, Blackfriars Sub-station of the Electric Supply Corporation, 269
Coppersmiths’ Work, Section IV., Construction of the Modern Locomotive, 373
Corn Planter “Moline,” Chicago Exhibition, 523 Cowl. Campbell’s Indraught, 619
Cranes, Electric Travelling, and Jib, Southampton Harbour, 88, 89
Creamer,Tiffin-Hult’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 16
Cultivators, Bradley Disc and Spring Tooth, Chicago Exhibition, 523
Cultivator, Syracuse, Chicago Exhibition, 523
Current Transformer, Continuous, Mr. W. Mackie, 140
Curricle Steam Fire Engine, Castries, St. Lucia, The Fire Appliances Manufacturing Co., 487
Cycle Frame and Head, The “Referee,” 483
Cycles, The Stanley Exhibition of, 483, 484
Cylinder Condensation, Mr. W. R. Cummins, 537

DAVIES, Mr. Edward J. M., Friction Wheels (Diagram), 66
Dining and Corridor Trains and Kitchen Car, East Coast,.31, 34, 38
Direct-acting Air Compressor, McCulloch’s, 312
Disc Cultivator, Bradley, Chicago Exhibition, 523
Disintegrator, Carter’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show. 17
Disintegrator and Pulveriser, The Cyclone, 172
Docks and Quays, Salford and Manchester, 587
Dough Divider, Messrs. Werner, Pfleiderer, and Perkins, 474
Dough Mixer, Adair’s, 474
Dredger, Sand, The Naval Construction Armaments Company, 338, 339
Drilling Machine, The Girder Yard, 433
Drills, Chicago Exhibition, 523
Dryer, Holden and Brooke’s Steam, 597
Drying Plant, Brick and Timber, 223
Duplex Accumulator Pump, Messrs. Fielding and Platt, 213

ELECTRICAL Engineering, Chicago Exhibition, 3, 7, 32, 33
Electrical Forging Machine, The Burton System, Chicago Exhibition, 33
Electric Light Machinery, S.S. “Lucania,” 356
Electric Lighting of Barcelona, 300-H.P. Ferranti Alternator, 49
Electric Lighting Supply Area, Derby, 330
Electric Overhead Railway Power Station, Chicago Exhibition, 112, 113, 114, 117
Electric Plant, Thomson-Houston, Chicago Exhibition, 142,143, 144
Electric Winding Engine, General Electrical Company, Chicago Exhibition, 56
Engine, The Buckeye (Diagram), 515
Engine, The Campbell Oil, Smithfieid Club Show, 521
Engine, Compound, The Hammond-Williams, Chicago Exhibition, 142
Engine, Compound, Lake Erie Engineering Com¬pany, Chicago Exhibition, 57
Engines, Compound, Manchester Electric Light, Messrs. Richard Hornsby and Sons, 430
Engine, Compound Differential Pumping, Widnes Waterworks, 263
Engines, Double-acting Otto Gas, Messrs. Dick, Kerr, and Co., 452
Engine and Dynamo, Compound Reynolds-Corliss, Chicago Exhibition, 112, 113, 114
Engine and Dynamo, The Hammond-Williams Compound, Lake Erie Engineering Company, Chicago Exhibition, 117
Engine and Dynamos, Triple-expansion, The Southwark Foundry Company, The General Electric Company, Chicago Exhibition, 7, 6, 9
Engine, Electric Winding, General Electric Com¬pany, Chicago Exhibition, 56
Engine, Express Compound, Greater Britain, Mr. F. W. Webb, 191
Engine, Quadruple Expansion, Messrs. E. P. Allis and Co., 376, 377
Engines, Locomotive, Brooks’ Locomotive Works Chicago Exhibition, 279, 280, 281
Engine, Narrow Gauge, for Indian Service, 19
Excavator, Steam, Baltic Ship Canal, 326, 327, 332
Engines, Steam and Traction, at the Chicago Exhibition, 208, 210, 211, 212, 233, 234, 235, 321, 322
Engines, Traction and Steam, at the Chicago Exhibition, 208, 210, 211, 212, 233, 234, 235, 321, 322
Engine, Traction, Aultman, Taylor, and Co., Chicago Exhibition, 235
Engine, Traction, The Birdsall Company’s Chicago Exhibition, 235
Engine, Traction, Messrs. Gaerr, Scott, and Co Chicago Exhibition, 233
Engine, Traction, The Geiser Manufacturing Chicago Exhibition (Figs. 8, 9, 10), 210, 211
Engine, Traction, The Huber Manufacturing Com-pany, Chicago Exhibition, 234
Engine, Traction, Messrs. Stevens and Sons, Chicago Exhibition (Figs. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7), 210, 211
Engine, 8-Horse Power Traction, Messrs. Foden Sons, and Co., 195
Engine, Three-shaft Traction, Mr. P. Edwards 388
Engine, Traction, The Westinghouse, Chicago Exhibition, 235
Engine, Triple-expansion, The Buckeye Engine Company, Chicago Exhibition, 292, 293
Engines Triple-expansion, of the Cunard Steam-ship “Lucania” (Supplement, October 13th, l893)
Engine, Triple-expansion, Messrs. Schichau and Co., Chicago Exhibition, 57
Engines, Triple-expansion, H.M.S. “Endymion” (Supplement, July 14th, 1893)
Engine, “Trusty” Portable Oil, 3.5 Brake Horse-Power, 521
Engines, Westinghouse Steam, at the Chicago Exhibition, 208
Engine, Woodbury, Steam’s Manufacturing Company, Chicago Exhibition, 321, 322
Engines, Worthington Sewage Pumping, Messrs. James Simpson and Co., 448

FALCONET, A, 286
Feed Check Valve, Removable, Baldwin’s, 65
Feed-water Filter, S.S. “ Lucania,” Harris’, 352, 353
Ferris Wheel, The Great, Chicago Exhibition, 83, 84
Ferrules, Admiralty, 501
Ferry Bridge for Large Spans at Portugalete, 224
Filters for Large Quantities, Riddell’s, 618
Fish Pass at Rhayader on the Wye, 170
Fly-wheels, Heavy, Mr. Archibald Sharp, 476
Folding Frame, Brewtnall’s, 337
Foot Lift and Force Pump, British Engineering Company, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 18
Foreshore Protection Works, Hastings, 36, 45, 85, 86
Forgings, Locomotive, 187
Forging Machine, Eectrical, Burton System, Chicago Exhibition, 33
Friction Clutches, Messrs. Croft and Perkins, 248
Friction Wheels, E. J. M. Davies (Figs. 1, 2, 3), 181
Friction Wheels, Mr. E. J. M. Davies (Diagram), 66
Friction Wheels, Letter from “N.,” with Diagram, 46
Furnace, Lancashire Boiler fitted with Beesley and Wright’s, 453

GAS and Air Commingler, New Caloric Syndicate, 336
Gas Regulator* A Compressed, Messrs. Clarkson and Spurge, 288
Gear, Compensating and Steering and Reversing, Messrs. Stevens and Son, Chicago Exhibition (Figs. 5, 6, 7), 210
Gear Coupling and Connections and Compensating Gear, Geiser Manufacturing Company, Chicago Exhibition (Figs. 14, 15, 16), 212
Generator, The Brush Electric Company’s 250- E.H.P., Chicago Exhibition, 141, 144
Girder Yard Drilling Machine, The Phoenix Foundry Company, 433
Grate, Beesley and Wright’s, 453
Grinding Machine, Lawn Mower Knife, Mr. H. Gibbons, 101
Grip, Paxton’s Spoke or Wire, 432
Guns, Krupp, Instantaneous Photographs of Dis¬charge of, 266
Guns and Mountings, Krupp’s, Chicago Exhibi¬tion, 419

HAMMER, 125-Ton Steam, Bethlehem Ironworks, U.S.A., 481, 482
Harbour, Blyth, 87
Harbour Defence Ram “Katahdin,” United States Navy, Bath Ironworks, Admiral Ammen, 21
Harbour, Southampton, Electric Travelling and Jib Cranes, 88, 89
Harbour Works, Tunis, 87
Harrow, Bradley, Chicago Exhibition, 490
Harrow, Morgan Spading, Chicago Exhibition, 490
Harvey and Bower, Repairing Connecting Rods (Diagram), 66
Harvester, The “Milwaukee,” Chicago Exhibition, 467, 470, 490
Hay Rake and Tedder, “ Stodder,” Chicago Exhi¬bition, 524
Hay Ricker Tedder, Nicholson’s Royal Agricul¬tural Society's Show, 16
Hay and Straw Presser, Howard’s-Ladd, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 16
Hay Tedder, “Sterling,” Chicago Exhibition, 524
Heat through Steel Plates, Apparatus for Ascer¬taining Transmission of, 98, 107, 127
H.M.S. “Endymion” (Supplement, July 28th, 1893), 77, 102
H.M.S. “Hood” (Supplement November 17th, 1893)
H.M.S. “Victoria,” 441, 442, 444, 463
H.M.S. “Victoria,” Admiralty Models Representing the Loss of, from Mr. White’s Report, 463
High-level Bridge, Warburton-road, 599
Hospital, Berthon Portable, 336
Hydraulic Ram, Decoeur’s, 619
Hydraulic Machinery, Pumpsand Presses, Messrs. Hayward Tyler and Co., 190, 194
Hydraulic Riveting Plant, London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Works, Messrs. Fieldino- and Platt, 218

INGOT Boring Machine, Four-feet, Mr. Samuel Platt, 486
Injector, The “Buffalo,” 224

KNIFE-HOLDER, Mower, Woodroffe’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 16

LANTERN, Optical, Messrs. Newton and Co., 380
Lathe and Boring Machine, Special Motor, Mr. W. Lodge, the Ohio Machine Works, 44
Lathe, Screw-cutting, Pitt’s Yorkshire Machine Co., 619
Lathe, Special Triple-geared Sliding, Surfacing, and Screw-cutting, Messrs. Sharp, Stewart and Co., 530
Launch of the “Campania,” 346
Launch of the White Star Liner “Cevic,” 315
Lawn Mower Knife-grinding Machine, Mr. H. Gibbons, 101
Lead Pencils, Manufacture of—Cutting Edge of the Rounding Machine, 236
Lifeboat (Steam) with Hydraulic Propellers Messrs. R. and H. Green, 313
Lighthouse, Benington Main, 418
Lightning Arrester, Thomson-Houston, Chicago Exhibition, 143
Lister and Drill, Bradley, Chicago Exhibition, 523
Lock-nut, Pile’s Permanent Way, 389
Lock-nut, Mr. W. J. Welch, 432
Lock and Weir, Richmond, 37
Locks, Eastham, Manchester Ship Canal, 584, 585
Locomotives, The Brooks Locomotive Works, Chicago Exhibition, 279, 280, 281
Locomotives, Compound and Simple, Express Passenger, North-Eastern Railway, Mr. Wilson Worsdell (Supplement, October 27th, 1893), 403
Locomotive, Construction of the Modern, 187, 255, 373
Locomotive, Construction of the Modern, Coppersmiths’ Work, 373
Locomotive, Express, London and North-Western Railway, Mr. F. W. Webb, 191
Locomotive, Express Passenger, North-Eastern Railway (Supplement, September 22nd, 1893)
Locomotive Forgings, 187
Locomotive, The John Stevens “ Link,” Chicago Exhibition, 397
Locomotive, 2ft. Gauge, Light Tank, Mr. W. C. Bagnall, 380, 381
Locomotive Wheel Balancing Machine, Messrs. Sam. Denison and Son, 453
Log Frame with Travelling Rack, Messrs. Pickles and Son, 128
Lubricator, The Oriel, Messrs. J. G. Neville, 124
Lubricator, Sight-feed, Mr. W. Naylor, 403

MACHINE Tools at the Chicago Exhibition, 136, 137, 153, 305
Machinery of the S.S. “Lucania” (Supplement, October 13th, 1893), 347, 348, 349, 350, 351, 352, 353, 354, 355, 356, 357, 358, 361
Magic Lanterns, Portable, Photographic Society’s Exhibition, 337
Mandril, Adjustable, Messrs. Hampage Jacques, 168
Map of Boston Deeps, Lighting Tidal Channels, 418
Map of the Entrance to the River Mersey, 30
Map of the Great Lakes in North America, 231
Map Illustrating Improvement in the River Tees, 155
Map Showing Situation of San Clemente, 94
Maps of the Ports of Lido and Bilbao, 462
Marine Boilers, Water-tube, Mr. J. T. Milton, 73, 75, 76
Maritime Canal, The Bruges, 503
Metallic Paving for Tramways, M. Perrody, 170
Milton, Mr. J. T., On Water-tube Marine Boilers, Different Types, 73, 75, 76
Mine Winch for Flat Ropes, Galland, 494
Mine Winch for Round Ropes, Pinette, 494
Morticing Machine, Hand-power, Messrs. John Wild and Co., 71
Motor and Crab for Electric Elevator, 33
Motor, Edison, Chicago Exhibition (Figs. 8, 13, 15, 16), 142, 143, 144
Motor, C. and C., Electric Motor Company, Chicago Exhibition, 32
Motor, Gearless, The Short Electric Railway Company, 141, 142
Motor and Pump, Compound, General Electric Company, Chicago Exhibition, 56
Motor, Perret, Chicago Exhibition, 33
Mower Knife Grinding Machine, Lawn, Mr. H. Gibbons, 101
Mower Knife-holder, Woodroffe’s, Royal Agri¬cultural Society’s Show, 16

NAILING Machine, Automatic Box, American Nailing Machine Company, 314
Nut Lock, Young’s, 225

OBSERVATORY, Ben Nevis, The, 97
Oil Engines at the Smithfield Club Show, 521
Oil Mills, Sabarmati, Baroda, and Central Railway .Company, Messrs. Rose, Downs, and Thompson, 526, 527, 534
Oil Press, Mitchell’s, 304
Optical Lantern, Messrs. Perkin, Son, and Payment, 597
Optical Lantern for Scientific Use, Messrs. Newton and Co., 380

PAPER Car Wheel, Pullman, 299
Paving for Tramways, Metallic, M. Perrody, 170
Permanent Way, “Lap Siding,” Chicago Exhibition, 397
Permanent Way Lock-nut, Pile’s, 389
Photographic Apparatus, Portable Lantern, 337
Pipe Wrench, The “Tiger,” 128
Piston-rod Jack, Hydraulic, Mr. J. W. Porter, 65
Plan of Hastings Foreshore, Showing Position of Groynes, 36, 85, 86
Plan of the Lyons Exhibition Building, 324
Platform Bridges, Rolling, Mr. Wm. Parsey, 382
“Plenum” System of Ventilating and Drying, 223
Plough, The Moline, Chicago Exhibition, 490
Plough, Sulky, Chicago Exhibition, 490
Plough, Syracuse Hillside, Chicago Exhibition, 490
Plough, Two-gang, Chicago Exhibition, 490
Pontoon, Wallsend, Cardiff Docks, S.S. Borghese Raised for Repairs, 64
Portable Hospital. Berthon, 336
Potato Planter, Ransome’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 17
Potato Raiser, Ransome's, Royal Agricultural Society s Show, 17
Power Station, Electrical Overhead Railway Chicago Exhibition, 112, 113, 114 117
Press Baling Fodder’ Hayward Tyler and Co., 194
Press, Baling, for Wood Fibre, Hayward Tvler and Co., 194
Press, Hay and Straw, Mr. S. W. Blythe, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 124
Press, Mitchell’s Oil, Messrs. Easton and Anderson, 304
Press Olive, Messrs' Hayward Tyler and Co., 190
Press, Pipe Testing, Messrs. Hayward Tyler and Co., 190
Press Reversed Cylinder, Hayward Tyler and Co., 190, 194
Presser, Hay and Straw, Howard's-Ladd, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 16
Profile of London and North-Western Railway, 192
Promenade Decks of the “Campania” and “Lucania,” 351
Propeller Blades, Bull’s Forged, 315
Pulley, New Light Steel, Messrs. Barry, Henry, and Co., 101
Pulveriser and Exhaust Separator, The Cyclone, 172
Pump, Duplex Accumulator, Messrs. Fielding and Platt, 213
Pump, Foot Lift and Force, British Engineering Company, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 18
Pump, Four-Ton Pressure, Hayward Tyler and Co., 194
Pumps and Presses, Hydraulic, 190, 194
Pumps, Ram, Messrs. Hulme and Lund, 610
Pumping Engine, Compound Differential, Widnes Waterworks, Messrs. Hawthorn, Davey, and Co., 263
Pumping Engines, Compound Duplex, Messrs. Evans and Sons, 222
Pumping Engines, Worthington Sewage, Messrs. Jas. Simpson and Co., 448
Pumping Plant, Centrifugal, Messrs. Tangyes, 607
Pumping Station, Rotterdam Sewerage Works, Mr. H. A. Van Ysselstein, 421, 506, 507, 510

RAILWAY, Black Rock and a Deserted, 596
Railway Chair, Keyless, Mr. H. H. Perry, 247
Ram, Decoeur’s Hydraulic, 619
Ram, “Katahdin,” United States Harbour Defence, Bath Ironworks, Admiral Ammen, 21
Ram Pumps, Messrs. Hulme and Lund, 610
Regulator, The Thomson-Houston, Chicago Exhibition, 143
Reversing Valve Gear on the Pinette Winch, Fouquemberg, 495
Rifling Machine, Messrs. Ludwig, Loewe, and Co., 164
Riveting Plant, Tweddell Hydraulic, Fielding and Platt, Messrs., London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Works, 218
Road Bridge, Rue de Tolbiac, Paris, 375
Rolling Platform Bridges, Mr. Wm. Parsey, 382
Rolling Stock, East Coast Dining and Corridor Trains and Kitchen Car, 31, 34, 38

SAND Dredger, The, “Brancker,” 338, 339
Sand-papering Machine, Fay and Egan, Chicago Exhibition, 136
Saw, Cold Iron Pile Head, Messrs. Isaac Hill and Son, 117
Saw, 8ft. Log Band, Messrs. J. Sagar and Co., 116, 120
Saw Sharpener, Cold Iron, Messrs. Hill and Son, 169
Sawing Machinery, Henry' Disston and Sons, Chicago Exhibition, 305, 308
Scale or Protractor Map, Capt. Francis Boynton, 65
Screw-cutting Lathe, Pitt’s, 619
Screw Propulsion, R. de Villamil (Diagrams), 515
Screws, Mr. William Taylor's Refined Method of Manufacturing, 154
Seamless Steel Boat, 65
Sewage Disposal System, Milwaukee, Wis., 612
Sewage Pumping Engines, Worthington, Messrs. Jas. Simpson and Co., 448
Sewerage Works, Rotterdam, 421, 423, 506, 507, 510
Shallow Draught Steamer for Egypt, 47
Sharpener, Cold Iron Saw, Messrs. Hill and Son, 169
Sheer Legs, 160-Ton, Messrs. Easton and Anderson, Garden Island, Sydney, New South Wales, 611, 614
Ship Canal, The Corinth, 426
Ship Canal, Manchester—see Manchester Ship Canal (Names)
Ship Canal Steamer “Sachem,” The Manchester, Messrs. Harland and Wolff, 467
Ship Lighting Plant, General Electric Co.’s Plant, Chicago Exhibition, 4
Ship, Proposed Torpedo, 384, 389
Shipyard on the Great Lakes in America, Water Front of a, 417
Sight-feed Lubricator, Mr. W. Naylor, 403
Signal Apparatus, Dixon’s Automatic Fog, 536
Sinking and Driving in Water-bearing Strata with the Aid of Congelation, M. A. Gobert, 117
Sleeve Packing, Messrs. J. S. Starnes and Sons, 169
Sluices, Storm Gates and, The Eastham Locks, Manchester Ship Canal, 584, 585
Smithy, Including Springs, Section III., Part II., Construction of the Modern Locomotive, 255
Southampton Harbour, Electric Travelling and Jib Cranes, Messrs. J. G. Statter and Co., 88, 89
Spoke or Wire Grip, Paxton’s, 432
Spring Tooth Cultivator, Bradley’s, Chicago Exhibition, 523
Starter for Gas and Oil Engines, Hand Power, Messrs. G. Lewis and Sons, 222
Steam Dryer, Holden and Brooke’s, 597
Steam Excavator, Baltic Ship Canal, 326, 327, 332
Steam Hammer, 125-Ton, Bethlehem Ironworks, U.S.A., 481, 482
Steam Turbine, The Laval, 390, 391
Steamer, Shallow Draught, for Egypt, 47
Steamer “Sachem,” The Manchester Ship Canal, Messrs. Harland and Wolff, 467
S.S. “Borghese” Raised for Repairs, Wallsend Pontoon, Cardiff Docks, 64
S.S. “Great Britain” at Sea, 1845, 362, 363, 364
S.S. “Lucania,” The Cunard (Supplement, October 13th, 1893) 347—358, 361
Steam and Traction Engines at the Chicago Exhibition, 208, 210, 211, 233, 234, 235, 321, 322
Steel Boat, Seamless, 65
Steel Castings, Krupp’s Moulded, Chicago Exhibition, 325, 332
Steel Lathing, Hayward’s, 225
Steel Pulley, New Light, Messrs. Barry, Henry, and Co., 101
Storm Gates and Sluices, Manchester Ship Canal, 584
Straw Trusser, Howard’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 16
Street Car Truck and Electric Motor, Chicago Exhibition (Figs. 1, 2, 3, 5), 142, 144
Switchboard, The Great Westinghouse, Chicago Exhibition, 92, 93

Tedder, Hay Sterling's, Chicago Exhibition, 524
Tedder, Hay Rake and, “Stodder,” Chicago Exhibition, 524
Tedder, Hay Ricker, Nicholson’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 16
Telephones, Bell, American Bell Telephone Company, Chicago Exhibition, 3, 4, 58
Testing Machine (100-Ton) for Sydney University, 233, 242
Threshing Machines, The Geiser and the Huber, Chicago Exhibition, 466
Tiller and Telemotor, Steam Steering, S.S. “ Lucania,” 357
Tin Mines, Kinta Valley Railway and Perak, 135,
Tire, Jelley’s Non-slipping, Stanley Cycle Exhibition, 484
Tire, The “Sovereign,” 484
Tire, The Stanley Pneumatic, 483
Tire, The Sydney Pneumatic, 483
Torpedo Ship, Proposed, 384, 389
Tower, Wembley Park, 239, 240, 211, 246, 247
Traction Engines at the Chicago Exhibition, American, 210, 211, 212, 233, 234, 235
Tramways, Metallic Paving for, M. Perrody, 170
Transplanter, “Stoddard,” Chicago Exhibition, 523
Trucks, Street Car, The McGuire Manufacturing Company, Chicago Exhibition. 60
Trucks, Street Car, Radial, The Robinson, Chicago Exhibition, 59, 60
Trucks, Street Car, The Sheffield Car Company, Chicago Exhibition, 59
Trusser, Straw, Howard’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 16
Tube Expanders, Tube Cutters and Beaders, Messrs. C. Wicksteed and Co., 124
Tunis Harbour Works, 87
Turbine, The Laval Steam, 390, 391
Turbines, Cadle’s Vertical and Horizontal, 589
Turbines, Girard, Orizaba, Mr. W. Gunther (Supplement, August 25th, 1893)
Twin Screw Yacht “Valiant,” Mr. Vanderbilt’s, 200

VALVE Arrangement, Messrs. J. S. Starnes and Sons, 169
Valve Gear, Cochrane’s, 47
Valve, Removable Feed Check, Baldwin’s, 65
Valve and Valve Gear, The Geiser Manufacturing Company, Chicago Exhibition (Figs. 11,12,13), 212
Ventilating and Drying Systems, American, 223
Viaducts, Deviation Railway, Manchester Ship Canal, 588
Viaduct over the River Birriz, Costa Rica Railway, 40, 109, 139, 145, 165
Viaduct, Runcorn, 588
Vice Clamp, Allday’s Detachable, 315

WALL Controller, The Thomson-Houston, Chicago Exhibition, 143
War Vessels of the Tenth, Fifteenth, and Nineteenth Centuries, Chicago Exhibition, 286, 287
Waste Weir and Sluices for Maximum Storage, Mr. E. K. Reinold, 430, 431
Water-tube Boiler, Casing Removed, H.M.S. “Speedy,” 439
Waterworks Extensions, The Douglas, Kerrodhoo Reservoir, 171
Wheel, The Ferris, Chicago Exhibition, 83, 84
Wheels, Friction, Mr. E. J. M. Davies (Diagram) 66
Wild and Co., Messrs. John, Hand-power Morticing Machine, 71
Winches, Mine, 494
Winding Engine, General Electrical Company, Chicago Exhibition, 56
Winnowing Machine, Tasker’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 16
Wood-working Machinery, Messrs. Fay and Egan, Chicago Exhibition, 136, 137, 153
Wrench, The “Tiger” Pipe, Mr. J. R. Paxton, 128

YACHT “Valiant,” Twin Screw, Mr. Vanderbilt’s, Messrs. Laird, Bros., 200

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Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

The Engineer 1893 Jul-Dec: Index: Illustrations

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