The Engineer 1893 Jul-Dec: Index: Miscellaneous

The Engineer 1893 Jul-Dec: Miscellaneous Index.

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ABRIDGMENT of Patent Specifications, 123
Abstracts of Consular and Diplomatic Reports, 39, 433, 610
Accumulator Plant, Duplex, Messrs. Fielding and Platt, 213
Adair’s Bakers’ Oven, 475
Adair’s Dough Mixer, 474
Adjuncts of Defence, 481
“Admiral Nachimoff,” Second-class Battleship, 406, 409
Admiralty Circular, The Late, 122
Admiralty, Contractors and the, 267
Admiralty Ferrules, 501, 537
Admiralty Minute on the Victoria Court-martial, 450
Agricultural Engines and Machinery, Demand for, 168
Agricultural Exhibition in Paris, 378
Agricultural Implements, Chicago Exhibition, 495, 523, 524
Agricultural Machinery at the Chicago Exhibition, 466, 467, 470, 490, 495
Agricultural Machinery, Pre-eminence of English, 532
Air-compressing Machinery, Mr. W. J. Jenkins, 508
Air-compressor, McCulloch’s Direct-acting, 312
Aitchinson, Mr., Binocular Glass, 515
Alcester Sewage Disposal, 427
Alkali Act, Extension of the, 95
Allday’s Detachable Vice Clamp, 315, 326
Allen and Co., Messrs. W. H., Circulating Pumps, S.S. “Lucania,” 347
Allen’s Steam Striker, 62
Allis and Co., Messrs. E. P., Quadruple-expansion Engine, 376, 377
Allis Company, The E. P., Reynolds - Corliss Engine and Dynamo, 113
Allison’s Gas Engine, 411
Alternator, 300-Horse Power, Messrs. Ferranti and Co., 49
Alternator, The Brush Electric Company’s, 141
Aluminium Wagonette, Messrs. Studebaker Bros., 173
Amalgamation of Messrs. Elliott Brothers and Messrs. Theiler and Sons, 468
America, Map of the Great Lakes in N., 231
America, Railway Speed in, 19
America, Shipbuilding in, 207, 231, 257, 417
American Armour-plates, 93, 380, 422
American v. British Engines, 18
American Competition, 70
American Cruiser “Minneapolis,” The, 288
American Engineering News, 22, 102, 130, 250, 294, 340, 412, 496, 538, 600, 620
American Engines, English and, 18, 447, 537, 590, 612
American High Velocity Shooting, 225
American Locomotives, English v., 590, 612
American Machines and Tools in Germany, 322
American Methods for Heating, Drying, and Ventilating, 223
American Nickel Steel Armour-plates, 380
American Nickel Steel Plates, Trial of, 93
American Notes, 24, 53, 80, 105, 133, 161, 185, 205, 229, 253, 276, 297, 319, 343, 371, 394, 414, 436, 458, 478, 498, 518, 541, 581, 602, 623
American Patent - office, Complaints of the Americans concerning the, 245
American Railway Accident, 271
American Railway, The First, 253
American Sewage Pumping Plant, 2
American Traction Engines at the Chicago Exhibition, 210, 212, 233, 234, 235
Ammen, Admiral, U.S.N., The Ram “Katahdin,” 21
Analyses of Engine Tests, 20, 182, 216
Anderton, Mr., Stereoscopic Projection and, 455
Andrews, Mr. Thos., on the Tensile Tests of Wrought Iron Railway Axles, 605
“Antelope,” Torpedo Gunboat, 47
Antwerp International Exhibition, 527
Anzin Mines, Congelation at the, 104
Apprentices, Shipyard, 429, 472, 536
Aqueduct, Barton, Manchester Ship Canal, 584, 592
Arc Light Machine, The Thomson-Houston, 143, 144
Arc Lighters and Switchboard, Thomson-Houston, 142, 143
Arbitration Clause in Contracts, 50
Argentine Republic, Future of the, 101
Arithmometer, The, 462
Armament of the French Mercantile Marine, 356
Armature of Thomson-Houston Arc Lighter, 143
Armour Plates, American, 93, 380, 422
Armour Plates, American Nickel Steel, 93, 380, 422
Armour Plates at the Chicago Exhibition, 300, 301, 325, 378, 380, 419
Armour and Projectiles, Value of Velocity Screens behind Plates in Testing, 367
Armour Trial at Washington, Important, 93
Artillery Experiments at Elswick, 501
Artillery Experiments at Silloth, 465
ASSOCIATION OF BIRMINGHAM STUDENTS’ INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS :—
- Oil Engines, Mr. H. M. Waynforth, 538
- Presidential Address of Mr. Charles Hunt on the Birmingham Gasworks, 425
ASSOCIATION OF ENGINEERS, THE LEEDS :—
- Coal-washing Machinery, M. J. Clark Jefferson, 596
- Transmission of Power by Compressed Air, Professor Goodman, 451
ASSOCIATION OF ENGINEERS, THE MANCHESTER:—
- Annual Meeting of, 597
- Influence of some Chemical Agents in Producing Injury to Iron and Steel, Mr. William Thomson, 515
ASSOCIATION OF FOREMEN ENGINEERS AND DRAUGHTSMEN, THE LONDON :—
- Electrical Installation, Mr. W. P. Heath, 274
- Reclaiming the Foreshore of the River Thames, Mr. J. G. Gibbon, 580
- Tin from the Mine to the Market, Mr. W. M. Powrie, 484
- Trip to the Chicago Exhibition and Back, Mr. J. E. Reid, 394
Association, Iron Trades Employers’, 96
ASSOCIATION OF MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY ENGINEERS, THE INCORPORATED :—
- Pass Examination, 360
ASSOCIATION OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, THE BIRMINGHAM
- Visit to the Birmingham Small-arms and Metal Company, 398
- Visit to the Works of Messrs. T. Firth and Sons, 161
ASSOCIATION, THE NEWCASTLE FOREMEN ENGINEERS’ AND MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMEN:—
- Annual Meeting of, 602
ASSOCIATION, NEW ENGLAND WATERWORKS: —
- Recent Practice in Pumping Engines, Mr. F. W. Dean, 239
Astrakhan, Salt Industry of, 297
Atlantic Screw S.S. “Great Britain,” 362, 367
Atlantic Steamers, 362, 367, 475, 505
Atlis Works, Experimental Boiler, 61
Aultman and Taylor Company, Traction Engine, 235
Australia, Sewage Purification in, 451
Australian Engineering Notes, 316
Austro-Hungarian Patents, Alteration in the Law, 516
Automatic Box Nailing Machine, 314
Automatic Fog Signal Apparatus, Dixon’s, 535, 577
Automatic Lubricator, Felt’s, 389
Averages — one of the Great Labour-saving Devices, 53
Awards at Chicago, System of, 268
Axle-bearings, Lubricating, Mr. Dejaer’s Appliance for, 623
Axle-box, Gledhill’s Patent, 388
Axles, Tensile Tests of Wrought Iron Railway, 605

BACTERIOLOGICAL Purification of Sewage, 149, 181, 202
Bag and Sack Machinery, 407
Bagnall, Messrs. W. G., Light Tank 2ft. Gauge Locomotive, 380, 381
Bailey Denton, Mr. J., 489
Baker’s Oven, Adair’s, 475
Bakery Exhibition, The Confectionery and, 474
Balancing Machine, Locomotive Wheel, 453
Baldwin’s Removable Feed Check Valve, 65
Balkan Railway, New, 164
Ball Bearings, 527
Ball Cock, Kelly, 433
Ballast Tanks, Mr. Hamilton on the Wear and Tear in, 29
Baltic Ship Canal, Steam Excavator, 326, 332
Bamford’s Chaff Cutter, 17
Band Saw Guides? 359
Band Saw, Large Log, 116, 120
Bar, The Mersey, 422
Bare Electric Conductors, 493
Barcelona, Electric Lighting of, 49
“Barfleur” and “ Revenge,” Note on Trials of H.M.S.S., 516
“Barfleur,” Trial of H.M.S., 488
Barley Growing, Cleaning, and Separation, Brewery Exhibition, 420
Barling, Mr. Ivan C., on “The Adjustment of Surveying Instruments,” 518
Barnsley, The Old Foundry, 66
Baroda Waterworks, Mr. Jagganath Sadasewjee, 508
Barry Docks, The Penarth and, 62, 98
Barry, Henry, and Co., Messrs., Light Steel Pulley, 101
Barry, Mr. John Wolfe, Engineering Considered Generally as a Calling or Profession, 464, 488
Barton Aqueduct, Manchester Ship Canal, 584, 592
Basic Steel at Wittkowitz, Manufacture of, 299
Bath Ironworks, Harbour Defence Ram “Katahdin,” 21
Bath Waterworks Committee, 514
Bath and West and Southern Counties Agricultural Society’s Show, 228
Battleship “Admiral Nachimoff,” Russian Navy, 406, 409
Battleships “Barfleur” and “Revenge,” Trials of H.M., 488
Battleships and Commerce, British and French, 608
Battleship in Commission, The Secretary to the Admiralty on the Cost of, 508
Battleships, “Majestic” and “Magnificent,” New, 215, 264
Battleships, The New, 284
Battleships, The New French, 189
Battleship “Royal Oak.” The First-class, 404
Battleship “Sardegna,” The Italian, 486
Bauerman, Mr. H., on Iron and Steel at the Chicago Exhibition, 300
Bearings, Ball, 527
Beesley and Wright’s Grate, 453
Beira to Mashonaland, Railway from, 367
Belem in Brazil, Lighting of, 223
Belgian Mail Steamer, A New, 270
Bell, Sir Lowthian, On the Waste Heat in Smelting Ores of Iron, 300
Bell Telephones, Chicago Exhibition, 3, 4, 58
Beiliss and Co., Messrs. G. E., Dynamo Engines, S.S. “Lucania,” 356
“Bellona,” Boilers of the, 508
Benington Main Lighthouse, 418
Ben Nevis and its Observatory, 91, 97
Beresford, Lord Charles, His New Naval Programme, 511
Berkley, Sir George, 617
Berliner Microphone, Chicago Exhibition, 58
Bermuda, 118
Berthon Portable Hospital, The, 336
Bessemer Steel, The, 10
Bethlehem Exhibit at the Chicago Exhibition, 378
Bethlehem 125-Ton Steam Hammer, The, 481, 482
Betson, Mr. J. P., on Iron and Steel Wire, 300
Bicycle. Fenner, 483
Bilbao Harbours and Waterways, 461, 462
Bilbao, Map of the Port of, 462
Binocular Glass, A New, 515
Birdsall Company, Traction Engine, 235
Birmingham Gasworks, Mr. Chas. Hunt on the, 424
Birriz Viaduct, Costa Rica Railway, 40, 43, 109, 139, 145, 165
Biscay, Harbours and Railways of, 216
Black Canyon of the Colorado, Proposed Boat System for the, 182
Black Rock and a Deserted Railway, The, 596
Black wall Tunnel, 105
Blades, Bull’s Forged Propeller, 315
Blake’s Bridge, Reading, 178, 179
Blake Transmitter, Chicago Exhibition, 58
Blasting, Practical Examples of, Mr. P. F. Nursey on, 538
Blechynden, Mr. A., Experiments on Transmission of Heat through Steel Plates from Heated Gas to Water, 62, 98, 107
Blyth Harbour, 87
Blythe’s Hay and Straw Press, 124
Board of Trade, Electrical Tramways and the, 496
Board of Trade Returns, The, 360
Boat, The Douglas Folding, 235
Boats, Seamless Steel, 46, 65
Boat System for the Grand Canyon, Colorado, 182
Boilers of the “Bellona,” Sir U, Kay-Shuttleworth and the, 508
Boiler at Chicago, The “Gill,” 170
Boiler, The “Climax” Steam, Chicago Exhibition, 8
Boilers, H.M.S. “Endymion” 48
Boiler, Experimental, Atlas Works, 61
Boiler Furnaces: Their Construction and Renewal, Mr. A. V. Coster, 356
Boiler, Hooded Tubular, 18
Boilers, Induced Draught in Marine, 386
Boilers, Inexplosible Steam, F. Delannoy, 229
Boilers, Man and Hand-hole Cover for, 410
Boilers, Marine, Fitted with Serve Tubes and Retarders, 61
Boiler, Mills’ Sectional, Smithfield Club Show, 521
Boiler Mountings ? 427
Boiler, “National” Water-tube, 258
Boiler, The Stirling Water-tube, at the Chicago Exhibition, 110
Boiler, Trial of a Yarrow Water-tube, 465, 492
Boilers, Water-tube, 62, 73, 75, 465, 492
Boilers, Water-tube, Mr. J. T. Milton, 62, 73, 75
Boiler, Water-tube, Casing Removed, H.M.S. “Speedy,” 439
Boiler, The Zell, Chicago Exhibition, 118
Bollinckx, M. H., Corliss Cylinder Boring Machine, 329
Bolton, Mr. Reginald, “ Literature of Engineering,” 577
Bombard, A, 287
Bombay, Baroda, and Central India Railway Company, The Sabarmati Oil Mills, 526, 527, 534
Bombay Water Supply, Mr. J. B. Clerke, 508
Book Paper and Printing Exhibition, 602
Books Received, 15, 43, 123, 151, 199, 221, 291, 335, 387, 429, 494, 595, 617
“Borghese,” S.S., Raised for Repairs on the Wallsend Pontoon, 64
Boring Machine, Corliss Cylinder, 329
Boring Machine, Four-feet Ingot, 486
Boring Operations at Sukkur, 473
Boring and Screw-driving Machine, Fay’s, 137
Boring Tool, McKay’s Tube-plate, 222
Boston Deeps, Map of, 418
Bottle Rinsing or Cleaning Machine, 157
Boulnois, Mr. H. Percy, on Municipal Engineering, 420
Box-nailing Machine, Automatic, 314
Boynton’s Map Scale or Protractor, 65
Bradley Disc Cultivator, 523
Bradley Lister and Drill, 523
Bradley Spring-tooth Cultivator, 523
Bramwell and Harris, Messrs., Electric Light at Derby, 330, 356
“Brancker,” The Sand Dredger, 338, 339
Brazil, Emigration to, 7
Brazing Joints and Fireplace Grates Abroad, 95
Brewery Exhibition, The, 411, 420
Brewtnall’s Cloth Folding Frame, 337
Brick Drying Plant, 223
Bridge, Alterations on the Brooklyn, 259
Bridge, Budapest, 314
Bridge, Concrete and IronRoadway, at Neuhausel in Hungary, 607
Bridges, Deformations in Iron, 197
Bridges, Ferry, 237, 273
Bridge, Glasgow, 388, 467
Bridges, Iron and Steel, Primary Conditions for the Construction of, 297
Bridge over the Kennet, Reading, 178, 179
Bridge for Large Spans, Ferry, 224
Bridge across the Missouri, The Phoenix Bridge Company, 331
Bridge at Newburn, The New, 214, 215, 226
Bridge over the Oued Agrioum, 412
Bridges, Proposed, over the Danube at Budapest, 250, 284
Bridge, Queen’s Ferry, 451, 489
Bridge, Railway, over the Tyne, at Wylam, 262
Bridge, Reading, Blake’s, 478, 479
Bridge, Road, Rail, and Foot, over the North Sea and Baltic Canal, 148, 157
Bridge, Road, Rue de Tolbiac, Paris, Mons. Salle, 374, 375
Bridges, Rolling Platform, 382
Bridges, The Testing of, 615
Bridge over the Trent, Steel Rope Suspension, 258
Bridge in the United States, Failure of a, 324
Bridge, Warburton-road High-level, 599
Bridge, Westland - row, Dublin, Wicklow and Wexford Railway, 166, 167, 168, 170, 174
Brindisi, 69
Bristol, Harbours and Waterways, 461
BRITISH ASSOCIATION, THE :—
- Mechanical Science at the, 243, 290
- Meeting of the General Committee: Report, &c., and Inaugural Address of the new President, Professor Burdon Sanderson, 265, 290
- Economic Science and Statistics, Dr. J. S. Nicholson, 282
British Columbia, Engineering Prospects in, 100
British Engineering Company’s Foot Lift and Force Pump, 18
British and French Battleships and Commerce, 1840, 1874, 1893, 608
British Iron and Steel Production, Increased, 427
British Locomotives, 537, 577
British Navy, Sir E. J. Reed on the, 277
British Railways, 476
British Trade, 177
British Trade for the Half-year, 42
British Trade with Java, 505
Broadside Ships, Re-arming, 508
Bromley-by-Bow, Tenders, 436
Brooklyn Bridge, Alterations on the, 259
Brooks and Doxey, Messrs., Brewtnall’s Cloth Folding Frame, 327
Brooks’ Locomotive Works, Goods and Passenger Locomotives, 279, 280, 281
Brown Bros., Messrs., Emergency and Reversing Gear, S.S. “Lucania,” 348
Brown Bros, and Co., Messrs., Steering Gear and Windlass of the “.Lucania,” 351, 357
Brown and Co., Messrs. J., Ordnance Exhibit at the Chicago Exhibition, 378
Bruges Maritime Canal, The, 503, 537
Brush Electrical Company’s Alternator, 141
Brush Electrical Company’s Generator, 250-horse power, 141, 144
Brushes, Flexible Backed, 502
Bryan, Mr., Theory of Thin Plating, 62
Buckeye Engine, The, 292, 293, 515
Buckeye Engine Company’s Triple Expansion Engine, 292, 293, 515
Buckmaster, Mr., Telephones, 484
Budapest, Proposed Bridges at, 250, 284
Budapest Bridge Competition—Result of Borings, 314
Buenos Ayres, The New Theatre at, 94
Buffalo Injector, Messrs. Green and Boulding, 224
Bull’s Forged Propeller Blades, 315
Buoying and Lighting Tidal Rivers, Mr. W. H. Wheeler, 418
Burdon-Sanderson, Dr., His Presidential Address at the British Association, 265, 290
Burners for Miners’ Safety Lamps, 515
Burroughs, Mr., The Arithmometer, 462
Burton, Mr. C. W., Portevin’s Bottle Rinsing or Cleansing Machine, 157

CADIZ, Minerals and Railways of, 176
Cadle’s Vertical and Horizontal Turbines, 589
Calcutta, New Docks at Kiddapore, 528
Cambridge University Extension, 462
“Campania,” Launch of the, 346
“Campania’s” Promenade Deck, 351
Campbell’s Indraught Cowl, 619
Campbell Oil Engine, The, 521
“Camperdown” in Collision with the “Victoria,” The, 12, 101
“Camperdown-Victoria ” Collision, Impact of the “Camperdown,” 101
Canal, The Bruges Maritime, 503, 537
Canals in China, 392
Canal, The Corinth, 277, 288, 426, 429, 447
Canals, Irish, 528
Canal, Manchester Ship, 182, 212, 213, 238, 252, 269, 339, 367, 383, 404, 429, 467,495, 502, 577, 584, 585, 586, 587, 588, 592, 599
Canal, Manchester Ship, Completion of the, 495
Canal, Manchester Ship, Eastham Locks, 584, 585
Canal, Manchester Ship, Steamers for the, 467
Canal, The Marne and Saone, 401
Canal from Marseilles to the Rhone, 164
Canal, The Nantes Ship, 198
Canal, The Nicaragua, 233
Canal, The North Sea Baltic, 148, 157, 326, 328, 332
Canal, The North Sea Baltic, Bridge over the, 148, 157
Cape of Good Hope and Natal Mails, Homeward, 44
Car Motors, Westinghouse Company, Chicago Exhibition, 5
Carbon in Iron, Professor Ledebur on the Modifications of, 300
Cardiff Docks, 60
Cardiff and the Midlands, 80
Cardiff and its Port, 1
Carnot’s Function of the Temperature, 10, 46, 126, 152, 180, 216, 236, 237, 272, 273, 284, 306. 331, 382, 383, 400, 401, 424, 446, 475, 504, 537
Carnot’s Function, Correction of Note on, 152
Carpenters v. Joiners, Lock-out on the Clyde, 268
Carpenters v. Joiners, Woodwork in Modern Ships, 154
Cars, English and American Freight, 10
Carter’s Dismtegrator, 17
Case, Mr. Havelock, Hastings Foreshore Protec¬tion Works, 36, 45, 85
Cask Making Machinery, 387, 599
Cask Making Machine, New, 387
Casting Steel Ingots, New Method of, 185
Casualties on Board Ships of War, 432
Central Cyclone Co., Pulveriser and Disintegrator, 172
Central London Railway, Mansion House Station, 42
Centrifugal Pumping Plant, Messrs. Tangyes’, 607
“Cevic,” Launch of the White Star Liner, 315
Chaff Cutter, Bamford’s, 17
Challenge to American Locomotive Builders, 482
Chamber of Arbitration, The, 422
Chamberland and Fernbach’s Investigation on the Efficiency of Disinfectants, 224
Chatham Dockyard, 126
Cheltenham Water Supply, 514
Chemical Action, Protection of Iron and Steel from, 590
Chemical Works on the North Bank of the Tees, 195
Cheshire, Discovery of Coal in, 600
Cheshire Water Supply, 538
CHICAGO EXHIBITION : 27, 66
- Agricultural Implements at, 495, 523, 524
- Agricultural Machinery at, 466, 467, 470, 490, 495
- Aluminium Wagonette, Messrs. Studebaker Bros., 173
- American Bell Telephone Company’s Exhibits, 3
- Arc Lighter, Armature of, Thomson-Houston, 142, 143
- Armour Plates at, 300, 301, 325, 378, 380, 419
- Aultman and Taylor Company, Traction Engine, 235
- Bell Telephone Company’s Exhibits, 3, 4, 58
- Bell Telephones, 3, 4, 58
- Berliner Microphone, 58
- Bethlehem Exhibit at the, 378
- Birdsall Company, Traction Engine, 235
- Blake Transmitter, 58
- Boilers at, 90, 110, 118, 170
- Boiler, “Gill” Steam, 170
- Boiler, The Stirling Water-tube, 110
- Boiler, The Zell Water-tube, 118
- Bombard, A, 287
CHICAGO EXHIBITION (continued)
- Bradley Disc Cultivator, 523
- Bradley Harrow, 490
- Bradley Lister and Drill, 523
- Bradley Spring Tooth Cultivator, 523
- Brooks Locomotive Works, Goods and Passenger Locomotives, 279, 280, 281
- Brown and Co., Messrs. J., Ordnance Exhibit of, 378
- Brush Electric Company’s Exhibits, 141, 144
- Buckeye Engine Company, The, Triple-expansion Engine, 292, 293
- Car Motors, Westinghouse Company, 5, 59
- Cars, Trucks for Street, 59, 60
- “Climax” Steam Boiler, The, 8
- Columbus’ Ship, Copy of, 286, 287
- Corn Planters, 523
- Cost of the, 245
- Cultivators at, 523
- Disston and Sons, Messrs., Sawing Machinery, 305, 306, 308
- Disston’s Saw Tooth, 305
- Drills, 523
- Dynamos, Engines and, 57, 113, 117, 142
- Edison Motor, 143, 144
- Electrical Engineering at, 3-7, 32-34, 56-60, 92, 112, 141-146
- Electrical Overhead Railway, Power Station, 112-115, 117
- Electric Winding Engine, General Electric Company, 56
- Engine, Compound, Lake Erie Engineering Company, 57
- Engines and Dynamos, Intramural Railway Power Station, 113, 117
- Engine and Dynamo, Compound Vertical, Hammond-Williams, 117, 142
- Engine and Dynamo, Triple-expansion, Messrs. Schichau and Co., 57
- Engines, Oil, 367, 385
- Engine, Quadruple-expinsion, Messrs. E. P. Allis and Co., 376, 377
- Engines, Steam, at, 207, 292, 321, 376
- Engines, Traction, 210-212, 233, 234, 235
- Engines, Triple-expansion Electric Light, The General Electric Company, 7, 8, 9
- Falconet, A, 287
- Fay and Egan’s Wood-working Machinery at, 136, 137, 153
- Ferris Wheel, The Great, 83, 84
- Fire at, 91
- Foreign Exhibits in the Forestry Building, 264
- Forestry Building, Foreign Exhibits in the, 264
- Forestry Exhibit at, 135, 163
- Gaerr, Scott, and Co., Messrs., Traction Engine, 233
- Gauging Trammels for Circular Saws, Disston’s, 305
- Geiser Manufacturing Company’s Traction Engines, 210, 212
- Geiser Tnrashing Machine, 466
- General Electric Company’s Compound Motor and Pump, 56
- General Electric Company’s Exhibits, 4, 7, 8, 9, 56, 143
- General Electric Company’s Shop-lighting Plant, 4
- General Electric Company’s Triple-expansion Electric Light Engines, 7, 8, 9
- Geodetic Survey, United States Coast, 55
- “Gill” Steam Boiler, Steam’s Manufacturing Company, 170
- Hammond-Williams Compound Vertical Eogine and Dynamo, 117, 142
- Hand-gulleting Machine or Gummer, Disston’s, 305
- Harrow, Bradley, 490
- Harrow, Morgan Spading, 490
- Harrow, Nash, 490
- Heine Water-tube Boiler, The, 90
- Huber Manufacturing Company’s Traction Engine, Chicago Exhibition, 234
- Huber Threshing Machine, 466
- July, The Exhibition in, 27,
- Krupp’s Guns at, 300, 325, 419
- Lake Erie Engineering Company Compound Engine, 57
- Locomotives at, 163, 279, 280, 281, 284
- Locomotive, Goods and Passengers, Brook’s
- Locomotive Works, 279, 280, 281
- Machine Tools at, 136, 138, 305
- Microphone, Berliner, 58
- Milwaukee Harvester, 467, 470, 490, 495
- Mines and Mining at, 461, 583
- “Moline ” Corn Planter, 523
- Moline Plough, 490
- Morgan Spading Harrow, 490
- Morrin’s “Climax” Boiler, 8
- Motor, Edison, 143, 144
- Motor and Pump, Compound, General Electric Company, 56
- Motors, “Short” Gearless, 141
- Nash Harrow, 490
- “National” Water-tube Boiler, 258
- Oil Engines at, 367, 385
- Ordnance Exhibits at, 300, 325, 378, 419
- Pavement Plough, 490
- Pennsylvania Railroad Company’s Exhibit, 397
- Plough, Pavement, 490
- Plough, Sulky, 490
- Plough, Syracuse Hillside, 490
- Plough, Two-gang, 490
- Power Station, Electrical Overhead Railway 112, 115, 117
- Regulator, Thomson-Houston, 143
- Reid, Mr. J. E., Trip to and Back, 394
- Reynolds-Corliss Engine and Dynamo, 113
- Robinson Radial Truck for Street Cars, 59
- Safety Car Heating and Lighting Company’s Exhibit, 247
- “Santa Maria” The’ Copy of Columbus’ Ship, 286, 287
- Saw Tooth, Disston’s, 305
- Sawing Machinery, Messrs. Disston and Sons, 305
- Schichau and Co., Messrs., Triple-expansion Engine and Dynamo, 57
- Sheffield Car Company, Equalising Truck, 59, 60
- Ship Lighting Plant, General Electric Company's, 4
- Short Electric Railway Company, “Short” Gearless Motor, 141
- Spanner for Inserted Tooth, Disston’s Saws, 300
- Sperry Electric Railway Company Car, Motor and Mounting, 142, 143
- “Sterling” Hay Tedder, 524
- Stevens and Sons, Messrs. A. W., Traction Engines, 210, 212
- Stirling Water-tube Boiler, The, 110
- Stoddard Hay Rake and Tedder, 524
- Stoddard Transplanter, 523
CHICAGO EXHIBITION (continued)
- Street Car Generator, Brush Company, 141, 144
- Street Car Truck and Electric Motor, Sperry Electric Railway Company, 144
- Sulky Plough, 490
- “Superior” Drill, 523
- Switchboard in the Machinery Hall, The Great, 92
- Syracuse Cultivator, 523
- Syracuse Hillside Plough, 490
- System of Awards at, 268
- Thomson-Houston Plant, 143
- Thrashing Machines at, 466, 467
- Traction Engines, American, at, 210, 212, 233, 234, 235
- Transplanter, 523
- Trucks for Street Cars, 59, 60
- Two-gang Plough, 490
- U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, The, 55
- “Viking” and the “Illinois,” The, 286
- Westinghouse Company, Car Motors, 5, 59
- Westinghouse Exhibit, The, 207, 235
- Westinghouse Traction Engine, 235
- Wood-working Machinery at, 136, 137, 153
- Zell Water-tube Boiler, The, 118
Chicago, The Unemployed at, 124
Civil Engineers, Unemployed, 46
City and Guilds Technical College, Engine and Boiler Testing, Prof. A. B. W. Kennedy, 533
City of London Electric Lighting Company, Stations of the, 284
Chilian Cruiser, Launch of a, 261
China, Canals in, 392
China, Commercial and Industrial Undertakings in, 287
China and Persia, Roads in, 30
China Engineering Difficulties in, 589
Chip Breaker Pressure Bar, Fay’s Automatic, 136
Clamp, Allday’s Detachable Vice. 315, 326
Clarke, Mr. G. J., Engineering Improvements in the River Tees, 138, 155
Clarke, Sir G. S., on Adjuncts of Defence, 481
Clarkson and Spurge, Messrs., A Compressed Gas Regulator, 288
Clarkson, Mr. Thomas, The Sampling of Iron Ores, 323
Clayton and Shuttleworth’s “Trusty ” Oil Engine, 521
Clerke, Mr., Reservoir Dams, 525
Clerke, Mr. J. B., Tansa Works for the Bombay Water Supply, 508
Cleveland Bridge and Engineering Co.’s Works, Darlington, 68, 72
Cleveland Iron and Steel Industries, Recent Developments in the, 111, 125, 157
Cleveland Mines, Electric Rock Drilling Machinery at the, 138, 156
Cleveland Mining District, Mr. A. L. Steavenson on the Last Twenty Years in the, 300
Cleveland, President, His Message to Congress, 531
“Climax” Steam Boiler, Chicago Exhibition, 8
Clutch, 1200-Horse Power, Brooklyn Bridge Alterations, 259
Clutches, Friction, 248
Coal in Cheshire, Important Discovery of, 600
Coal Crisis and the Iron Trade, The, 126
Coal, Importation of Foreign, Parliamentary Note, 577
Coal in India, Japanese, 623
Coal, Iron and, 492
Coal Mining Machinery, 408
Coals, Railways, and Minerals in Manila, 307
Coal Stacking on Pit Banks, The Miners’ Federation and, 532
Coal Staiths at Dunston, 398, 399
Coal Strike, The, 42, 70, 96, 175, 221, 245, 267, 335, 359, 360, 385, 404, 424, 427, 447, 491, 493 512
Coal Strike, End of the, 491
Coal Strike, How Long will it Last ? 96
Coal Strike, Mr. H. D. Pochin on the Cost of the, 493
Coal Strike, Politico-economical Aspect of the, 385
Coal Strikes and Miners’ Output, 70
Coal Struggle, The Scotch, 576
Coal Trade, Strike in the, 42
Coal Trade after the Struggle, The, 512
Coal, Utilisation of Small, 14
Coal War, The, 267
Coal War, Earl Fitzwilliam and the, 427
Coal War in the Midlands, The, 245
Coal-washing Machinery, 596
Coalfield, Coercion in the, 221
Coalfield, The Deadlock in the, 335
Cobb, Mr., on Raising Wrecks in the Thames. 424
Cochrane’s Valve Gear, 47, 69
Cockerill Company’s New Belgian Mail Steamer, 270
Coercion in the Coalfield, 221
Coke, Attempted Stoppage of the Manufacture of, 126
Coke and Water? 449
Cold Iron Saws, Saw Sharpener for, 169
Collieries and Colliery Engineering, Mr. W. A. McIntosh Valon, 440
Colliery Haulage ? 175
Collision on the Great Western Railway, 296
Colombo Harbour, Proposed Extension of, 615
Colorado, Proposed Boat System for the Grand Canyon, 182
Columbus’ Ship, Copy of, Chicago Exhibition, 286, 287
Combustion, The Principles of, 121
Commerce, British and French Battleships and, 608
Commercialand Industrial Undertakings in China, 287
Compound Duplex Pumping Engines, Messrs. Joseph Evans and Son, 222
Compound Engines 49, 57, 112, 113, 114, 117, 142, 191, 222, 263, 367, 385, 403, 407, 430, 521, 538 (Supplement, October 27th, 1893)
Compound Locomotives, 49, 403, 407 (Supplement, October 27th, 1893)
Compressed Air Tramways in Paris, 386
Compressed Gas Regulator, A, 288
Concrete : Its Humorous Side, 401
Concrete and Portland Cement, Mr. J. W. Sande- man, 468
Condensation, Cylinder, 19, 152, 202, 272, 331, 382, 424, 476, 536, 590
Condenser, Direct-acting Jet, 195
Condenser Portable Air? for Distilling Salt Water, 615
Confectionery and Bakery Exhibition, The, 474
Congelation at the Anzin Mines, 104
Congelation, Sinking and Driving m Waterbearing Strata with the Aid of, 117
Congress, Eighth International, of Hygiene and Demography, Budapest, 216
Congress, The International Maritime, 71, 83
Connelly Motor, Mr. Sharp on the, 21
Connecting-rods, Repairing, 66
Conradi, Mr. H., On Best Methods of Cleaning Tramway Rails, 21
Conservation of Energy, 180, 197, 202
Construction of Heavy Fly-wheels, 476
Construction of the Modern Locomotive - see Locomotive
Continental Engineering, English and, 176
Continental Service, The New, 52
Contractors and the Admiralty, 267
Coode. Sir John, Proposals for the Extension of Colombo Harbour, 615
Coode, Son, and Matthews, Messrs., Hastings Foreshore Protection Works, 36, 45, 85
Coode, Son, and Matthews, Messrs., Peterhead Harbour Works, 408
Cooling Water by Air Currents? 149
Copley, Turner, and Co., Messrs., The “Harris” Feed-water Filter, S.S. “Lucania,” 352, 353
Coppersmith’s Work, Section IV., Construction of the Modern Locomotive, 373
Cordite at Okehampton, 14
Corinth Canal, The, 150, 277, 426, 429
Corinth Canal, Opening the, 447
Corinth Canal, Traffic Regulations, 288
Corliss Cylinder Boring Machine, 329
Corn Planter, “Moline,” 523
Corollary to the Nebular Theory, A, 330
Corrosion of Propeller Shafts, 152
Cost of the Chicago Exhibition, 245
Cost of Work in India, The, 248
Costa Rica Railway, Viaduct over the River Birriz, 40, 43, 109, 139, 145, 165
Coster, Mr. A. V., Boiler Furnaces, their Construction and Renewal. 356
Cowl, Campbell’s Indraught, 619
Cowper-Coles Galvanising Process, 600
Cramp, Messrs., Triple-screw Cruiser “Minneapolis,” 288
Cranes, Electric, Southampton Harbour, 88, 89
Cranes, Locomotive, Mr. P. M. Pritchard, 600
Crank Webs, Circular, 18
Creamer, Tiffin-Hults’, 16
Cruiser, A High-speed, 70
Cruiser “ Minneapolis,” The Triple - screw American, 288
Cruisers “Powerful” and “Terrible,” The New, 245
Cultivator, Bradley Disc, 523
Cultivator, Bradley Spring-tooth, 523
Cultivator, Syracuse, 523
Canard Company’s S.S. “Lucania,” 128, 221, 345, 346, 347, 348, 349, 350, 351, 352, 353, 354, 355, 356, 357, 358, 361
Cunarders and Record-breaking, The, 450
Current Transformers, Continuous, Mr. W. Mackie, 140
Curricle Steam Fire Engine for Castries, St. Lucia, 487
Customs Dues payable by French and German Goods, 447
Cutler, jun., Mr. S., on Coal Gas Manufacture and Recent Improvements of the Plant Employed therein, 610
Cutter, Chaff, 17
Cycle Tires, 483, 484
Cycles, The Stanley Exhibition of, 483
Cyclone Pulveriser and Disintegrator, 172
Cylinder Condensation, 19, 152, 202, 272, 331, 382, 424, 476, 536, 590

DAELEN, R. M., New Method of Casting Steel Ingots, 185
Dairy Show, The, 391
Damascus, Roads and Railways in, 150
Dams, Reservoir, 525
Danube, Proposed Bridges over the, 250, 284
“Daring” and “Dryad,” Launches of H.M.S. 515
Davey Pumping Engine, Widnes Waterworks, 262, 263
Davies’ Patent, 595
Dean, Mr. F. W., Recent Practice in Pumping Engines, 239, 274
Debate on the Navy, 593
Decoeur’s Hydraulic Ram, 619
Defence, Adjuncts of, 481
Deforestation, 594
Deformations in Iron Bridges, 197
Dejaer, Mr., Appliance for Lubricating Axle Bearings, 623
Delannoy, Mr. F., Inexplosible Steam Boilers, 229
De Laval’s Steam Turbine. 390
Denison and Son, Messrs. Samuel, Locomotive Weigh Table, 453
Denny, Mott, and Dickson’s Monthly Wood Market Report, 172
Department of Science and Art, South Kensington, 225
Depression Position Finders, Lieutenant Fiske, 241
Derby, The Electric Light at, 330, 356
Deserted Railway, A, 596
“Devastation,” The, 273, 283
“Devastation,” The Trials of H.M S 283
Diazotype Photography, 403
Dick, Kerr, and Co., Messrs., Double-acting Otto Gas Engines, 452, 465
Dickenson Mr R. H., Steam Traction, on, 21
Dieudonne, M. Electric Water Level Indicator, 343
Direct-acting Jet Condenser, 195
Disc Cultivator, Bradley, 523
Discharges at Woolwich, 473
Disinfectants, Investigations on the Efficiency of, 224
Disintegrator, Carter’s, 17
Disintegrator, The Cyclone Pulveriser and, 172
Disston and Sons, Messrs., Sawing Machinery at the Chicago Exhibition, 305, 306, 308
Dixons Automatic Fog Signal Apparatus, 535, 577
Dock at Gibraltar, 473
Docks, The Cardiff, 60
Docks, The Penarth and Barry, 62, 98
Donkin, Bryan, 525
Doors Water-tight, in Ships of War, 472
Dordtsche Petroleum Company of Java, The 465
Double-acting Otto Gas Engines, Messrs. Dick, Kerr, and Co., 452, 465
Dough Divider, Messrs. Werner, Pfleiderer, and Perkin's, 474
Dough Mixer, Adair’s, 474
Douglas Folding Boat 235
Douglas Waterworks Extensions—The Kerrodhoo Reservoir, 171
Dover Harbour, The, 98
Draught, Induced, 66
Drill, Bradley Lister and, 523
Drill “Superior,” 523
Drilling Machine, Girder Yard, 433
Drilling Machine, Jardine’s Portable, 410
Drilling Machine Specifications, 427
Dryer, Holden and Brooke’s steam, 597
Drying Plant, Brick, 223
Dublin, Wicklow and Wexford Railway, Westland-row Bridge, 166, 167, 168, 170, 174
Dunston Coal Staiths, 398, 399
Duplex Accumulator Pump, Messrs. Fielding and Platt’s, 213
Duplex Pumping Engines, Compound, Messrs. Joseph Evans and Son, 222
Dynamo, Compound Hammond-Williams Engine and, Chicago Exhibition, 117, 142
Dynamo, Compound Reynolds-Corliss Engine and, 113
Dynamo, Triple Expansion Engine and, Messrs. Schichau and Co., Chicago Exhibition, 57

EALING Local Board, Electric Lighting, 128
Earle Shipbuilding and Engineering Company Triple-Expansion Engines, H.M S. “Endymion” (Supplements, July 14th and 23th, 1893), 43, 102
Earle’s Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, H.M.S. “Endymion’s” Cross Sections, 43, 77
Earthquake, The Recent, 447
Eason’s Professional Notebook, 488
East Coast Dining and Corridor Trains, The, 31, 34, 38, 90
Eastham Locks, Manchester Ship Canal, 584, 585
Easton and Anderson, Messrs., 160-Ton Sheer Legs, Sydney, New South Wales, 611, 614
Economic Science and Statistics, Dr. J. S. Nicholson on, 282
Economics of English Railway Traffic, 290
Economy, Steam Engine, 220
Edge Planing Machine, Heavy Plate, 410
Edison Carbon Telephones, Chicago Exhibition, 58
Edison Motor, Thomson-Houston Plant, 143, 144
Education of Engineers, 407
Eiffel Tower, Suppression of the, 445
Eighth International Congress of Hygiene and Demography, Budapest, 1894, 216
Electric Communication with Lightships, Parliamentary Notes, 577
Electric Conductors, Bare, The Manchester and Glasgow, 493
Electric Cranes, Southampton Harbour, 88, 89
Electrical Engineering at the Chicago Exhibition, 3, 7, 32, 56, 60, 92, 112, 117, 616
Electrical Extensions in France, 616
Electrical Installation, Mr. W. P. Heath on, 274
Electric Light at Derby, 330, 356
Electric Light Engines, Triple Expansion, Chicago Exhibition, 7, 8, 9
Electric Light Installations, Glasgow and Kelvinside, 422
Electric Light, Manchester—Compound Engines, 430
Electric Light Station, Accident at an, 269
Electric Lighting of Barcelona, 49
Electric Lighting of E ding, 128
Electric Lighting of the Gardening and Forestry Exhibition, Earl’s Court, 339
Electric Lighting of Hammersmith, The, 528
Electric Lighting in Huddersfield, 124
Electric Lighting Powers, 70, 78
Electric Lighting of St. Austell, Cornwall, 453
Electric Locomotive, The Heilmann, 10, 215
Electrical Machinery at Chicago Exhibition, 141, 146
Electrical Overhead Railway, Chicago Exhibition, Power Station, 112
Electric Powers Protection Clauses, 70, 78
Electrical Progress in Switzerland, 343
Electric Rock-drilling Machinery, 125, 138, 156
Electric Rock Drills, Mr. A. L Steavenson, 138, 156
Electric Supply Stations, Local, 410
Electric Traction and Telephones, 15
Electric Tramway Traction, 41
Electrical Tramways and the Board of Trade, 496
Electrical Tramways and the Proposed Regulations, 575
Electrical Transmission of Power from Niagara Falls, 492
Electrical Units in the United States, 293
Electric Water-level Indicator. M. Dieudonne, 343
Electro-chemical Effects due to Magnetisation. 152
Electro-cyanide Method of Gold Extraction, 71
Elgar, Dr. Francis, on Fast Ocean Steamships, 28
Ellington, Mr. E. B., Hydraulic Power Supply in London, 619
Elliot, Sir George, 617
Elliott Bros, and Theiler and Sons, Amalgamation of Messrs., 468
Elliptical Conic Sections? 575
Ellis, Mr. J. D., on the Combination of Induced Draught and Hot Air Applied to Marine Boilers, fitted with Serve Tubes and Rotkrders, 61
Elswick, Artillery Experiments at, 501
Embleton, Mr. Thomas William, 495
Emery Cloth Machinery? 449
Emigration to Brazil, 7
Employers’ Liability Bill, The, 471, 473
Employers’ Liability, Mining Accidents and, 95
Employment of Women and Children in France, 225
Encouraging Private Enterprise, 219
Encouraging Private Enterprise in India, 612
“Endymion,” H.M. First-class Protected Cruiser (Supplement, July 14th, 1893), 28, 43, 48, 77, 102
“Endymion,” H.M.S., Boilers, 48
“Endymion,” H.M.S., Cross Sections, 43, 77
Energy, Conservation of, 180, 197, 202
Energy Produced by a Common Windmill, Average, 606
Engineering Considered Generally as a Calling or Profession, Mr. John Wolfe Barry, 464, 488
Engineering Departure, New Municipal, 198
Engineering Difficulties in China, 589
Engineering, English and Continental, 176
Engineering Improvements of the River Tees, 125
Engineering, The Literature of, 577
Engineering, Municipal, Mr. H. P. Boulnois on, 420
Engineering Prospects in British Columbia, 100
Engineers at the Cape ? 615
Engineers, Education of, 407
Engineers’ Shops, Heating, 334, 367, 383
Engine, Allison’s Gas, 411
Engines, American and British, 18, 447, 537, 590, 612
Engines, American Traction, at the Chicago Exhibition, 210, 212, 233, 234, 235
Engine and Boiler Testing, Professor A. B. W. Kennedy, 538
Engine, 34 Brake Horse-power, The “Trusty” Portable Oil, 521
Engine, The Buckeye, 515
Engine, The Campbell Oil 521
Engine, Compound, Lake Erie Engineering Company, Chicago Exhibition, 57
Engines, Compound Duplex Pumping, Messrs. Joseph Evans and Son, 222
Engines, Compound, Manchester Electric Light, 430
Engine, Curricle Steam Fire, The Fire Appliances Manufacturing Company. 487
Engine, Davey Pumping, Widnes Waterworks, 262, 263
Engines, Double-acting Otto Gas, Messrs. Dick, Kerr, and Co., 452, 465
Engine and Dynamo, Compound, Hammond- Williams, Chicago Exhibition, 117, 142
Engine and Dynamo, Compound, Reynolds, Corliss, 113
Engine and Dynamo, Triple-expansion, Messrs. Schichau and Co., Chicago Exhibition, 57
Engines, Electric Light, at Chicago Exhibition, 7, 8, 9
Engines, Electric Winding, General Electric Com pany, Chicago Exhibition, 56
Engines, English and American, 18, 447, 537, 590, 612
Engine, Express Compound, “Greater Britain,” 191
Engine, Express, North-Eastern Railway (Supplement, October 27th, 1893), 403
Engines, Gas, 411, 424, 447, 452, 465, 504, 589
Engines, Gas, Increased Use of in Germany, 589
Engine, Gas Tramcar, 424
Engines, Hand-power Starter for Gas and Oil, 222
Engines, Locomotive—see also Locomotives, 279, 280, 281
Engines and Machinery, Demand for Agricultural, 168
Engines, Mine Winches and Hauling, 494
Engine, Narrow-gauge, for Indian Service, 19
Engines, Oil, 219, 237, 273, 367, 385. 521, 538
Engines, Oil, at the Chicago Exhibition, 367, 385
Engines, Oil, Mr. H. M. Waynforth on, 538
Engines, Oil, in Tramcars, 219, 237, 273
Engines, Portable, at the Royal Show, 20
Engines, Pumping, Rotterdam, Bombay, and Abbey Mills Sewage Pumping Station, Messrs. Jas. Simpson and Co.. 445, 448, 451
Engine, Quadruple-expansion, Messrs. E. P. Allis and Co., Chicago Exhibition, 376, 377
Engines and Ram Pumps, 610
Engines, Recent Practice in Pumping, 239, 274
Engine, Roots’ Oil, Smithfield Club Show, 522
Engines, Steam, at the Chicago Exhibition, 207, 292, 293, 321, 376, 377
Engine Tests, Analysis of, 20, 182, 216
Engine, A Three Shaft Traction, 1869, 388
Engine, 8-Horse Power Traction, 195
Engines, Traction, A Bit of their History, 536
Engines, Traction, and Bye-laws, 272, 284
Engines, Traction, Their Grievances, 505
Engines, Traction, Grievances of their Owners, 528
Engines, Traction, at the Smithfield Club Show, 521
Engines Traction at the Chicago Exhibition, 210, 212, 233, 234, 235
Engines, Triple-expansion, of the Cunard Company’s S.S. “Lucania” (Supplement, October 13th, 1893)
Engines, Triple-expansion, H.M.S. “Endymion” (Supplement, July 14th, 1893), 43
Engines, Triple-expansion, Electric Light, Chicago Exhibition, 7, 8, 9
Engine, Winding, General Electric Company, Chicago Exhibition, 56
Engine, The Woodbury, 321, 322
England’s Position in the Mediterranean, 472
English Agricultural Machinery, Pre-eminence of, 532
English and American Engines, 18, 447, 537, 590, 612
English and American Freight Cars, 10
Eiglish and Continental Engineering, 176
English and French Naval Policy, 532
English v. American Locomotives, 18, 447, 537, 590, 612
English and American Lozomotives and Coal Trains. 537
English Machinery in the Hallow-ware Trade, 335
English Railway Traffic, Economics of, 290
English Trade Abroad, 284
English Waterways, Some, 462
Entropy ? 593
“Etruria” and the “New York,” Accidents to the, 576
Euclid I., 47, Variation on, 424 476
Evans and Son, Messrs. Joseph, Compound Duplex Pumping Engines, 222
Evolution of the Horizontal Girder, 427
Excavator, Steam, Baltic Ship Canal, 326, 332
Exhibition, The Antwerp International, 527
Exhibition, Paper and Printing, 602
Exhibition, The Brewery, 411, 420
Exhibition, The Chicago—see Chicago Exhibition Exhibition, The Confectionery and Bakery, 422, 474
Exhibition, Cycles, 483
Exhibition, International, Confectioners’, Bakers’ Grocers’ and Biscuit Manufacturers’ Annual, 422, 474
Exhibition, The Lyons, 324, 516
Exhibition at Madrid, 1894, 124
Exhibition of Mining and Metallurgical Appliances, Santiago, 212, 496
Exhibition, 1900, Paris, 337, 512
Exhibition in Paris, Agricultural, 378
Exhibition, Santiago (Chili), Mining and Metallurgical, 212, 496
Exhibition at Vienna, 1894, 489
Expiry of the Incandescent Lamp Patents, 122
Explosive, A New, 594
Export Trade, Machinery, 532
Eye-bar, Testing a Great, 339

FAIRFIELD Company, The “Royal Sovereign,” 196
Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, S.S. “Lucania” {Supplement, October 13th, 1893), 345—356
Falconet, A, 287
“Falling” of Portland Cement, Prevention of the, 220
Fast Ocean Steamships, 28
Fast Trains in France, 484
Fastest Paddle Boat in the World, The, 245
Fastest Vessel in H.M. Navy, 427
Fay’s Automatic Chip Breaker Pressure Bar, 136
Fay’s Boring and Screw-driving Machine, 137
Fay’s Sand Papering Machine, 136
Fay and Egan, Messrs., Wood-working Machinery, 136, 137, 153
Feed-check Valve, Baldwin’s Removable, 65
Feed-water in Locomotives, Re-heating, 590
Feeding Locomotives with Hot Water, 424, 476
Felt’s Automatic Lubricator, 389
Fenner Bicycle, 483
Ferranti Alternator Current Dynamo, 49
Ferris Wheel, Tae Great Chicago Exhibition, 83, 84
Ferris Wheel in a Storm, The, 185
Ferrules, Admiralty, 501, 537
Ferry Bridges, 224, 237, 273, 451, 489
Ferry Bridge for Large Spans, 224
Ferry Bridge, Queen’s, 451, 489
Fibre Cleaning Machine? 575
Fielding and Platt, Messrs., Duplex Accumulator Pump, 213
Filters for Large Quantities, Mr. E. H. Riddell, 618
Fire Appliances Manufacturing Company, Curricle Steam Fire Engine, 487
Fire at the Chicago Exhibition, 91
Fire Bars? Air Space, 41
Fire Engine, Curricle Steam Fire, for Castries, St. Lucia, 487
Fish Curing Plant? 69
Fish Pass on the Wye, Rhayader Weir, 170
Fish-plate Bdts, Lock Nuts for, 476, 516
Fish-plate Bolts, “Nut Locks” for, 476, 516
Fiske’s Depression Position Finder, 241
Fitz william, Earl and the Coal War, 427
Flax Spinning? 471
Flexible Backed Brashes, 502
Fly-wheels, The Construction of Heavy, 476
Foden, Sons, and Co , Messrs. Edwin, 195
Fog Signal Apparatus, Dixon’s Automatic, 535, 577
Fog Signals on the Irish Coast, 473
Folding Boat, The Douglas, 235
Folding Frame, Brewtnall’s Cloth, 337
Forbe®, Professor George, E'ectric Transmission of Power from Niagara Falls, 492
Force Pump, Foot Lift and, 18
Foreign Machinery Trade, Our, 532
Foreigners in France, 198
Forestry Building, Chicago Exhibition, Foreign Exhibits in the 264
Forestry Exhibit at the Chicago Exhibition, 135, 163
Forgings, Locomotive, 187
“Forte,” Launch of H.M.S., 577
Foundering of the “ Victoria,” The, 420
Fouquemberg Reversing Valve Gear on the Pinette Winch, 495
Frame Trucks on Irish Railways, 126
France, Employment of Women and Children in, 225
France, Fast Trains in, 484
France, Foreigners in, 198
French Battleships and Commerce, British and, 608
French Battleships, The New, 189
French Fleet in the Mediterranean, 473
French Mercantile Marine, Armament of the, 356
French Naval Construction, 333, 382
French Navy, Late Additions to the, 245
French Telescope, a Great, 502
Freund, Mr. E., On Lighting Omnibuses and Tramcars, 21
Friction Clutches, 248
Friction Wheels, 46, 66, 152, 181
Furnace, Beesley and Wright’s, 453
Furnaces, The Average Yield of, 2

GAEER, Scott, and Co., Messrs., Traction Engine, Chicago Exhibition, 233
Gainsborough Water Supply, The, 337
Galland, Mins Winch for Flat Ropes, 494
Galliot, M.. His Electric Installation for Towing Boats, 616
Galvanising Process, Cowper-Coles, 690
Gas and Air Commingler, 336
Gas Engines, 411, 424, 447, 452, 465, 504, 589
Gas Engine, Allison’s, 411
Gas Engines, Double-acting Otto, 452, 465
Gas Engines in Germany, Increased Use of, 589
Gas Lighting Brighton Railway Trains, 424
Gas Manufacture, Coal, Mr. G. Cutler, jun., on, 610
Gas under Pressure, Storing, 516
Gas Regulator, A Compressed, 288
Gas Storage, 538, 577
Gas Substitute, Professor Vivian B. Lewes, 329
Gas Tramcar Engine, 424
Geiser Manufacturing Company’s Traction Engines at the Chicago Exhibition, 210, 211, 212
Geiser Thrashing Machine, Chicago Exhibition, 466
General Electric Company’s Exhibits at the Chicago Exhibition, 7, 8, 9, 56
Generator, 250-Horse Power, Brush Electrical Company’s, 141, 144
Geodetic Survey, U.S. Coast and, 55
Germany, Increased Use of Gas Engines in, 589
Germany, Trades’ Unions in, 623
Gibbon, Mr. J. G., On Reclaiming the Foreshore of the River Thames, 580
Gibbons’ Lawn Mower Grinders, 101
Gibraltar, Dock at, 473
Gilchrist Educational Trustees, Illustrated Science Lectures granted by, 282, 508
Gilchrist Lectures, The, 282, 508
Giles. Mr. A., On Locomotion Sixty Years Ago, 465
Gill, Mr. Henry, 20
“Gill ” Steam Boiler at Chicago, 170
“Gill” Steam Boiler, The Stearns Manufacturing Company, 170
Girard Turbines at Orizaba, Mexico (Supplement, August 25th, 1893), 189
Girder, Evolution of the Horizontal, 427
Girder Yard Drilling Machine, 433
Glasgow Bridge, 388, 467
Glasgow and Kelvinside Electric Light Installations, 422
Glasgow Telephones, 70
Glasgow, Underground Operations at, 231
Glass, New Binocular, 515
Gledhill’s Patent Axle-box, 388
Gobert, M. A., Sinking and Driving in Waterbearing Strata with the Aid of Congelation, 117
Gold Crushings at Witwatersrandt, 170
Gold Extraction Process, The Universal, 71
Goodman, Prof., On the Transmission of Power by Compressed Air, 451
Goods Transport to the Coast, Heavy, 44
Goodwin, Mr. George A., Relative Merits of Working Hoisting Machinery by Steam, Water, and Electricity, 433
Gordon’s Locomotive, 1830, An InLeresting Relic, 182
“Gothic,” The Steamship, 527
Graphical Calculation, Prof. Hele-Shaw on the Methods of, 420
Grapper Pneumatic Cycle Tire, 484
Grate, Beesley and Wright’s, 453
“Great Britain,” The Atlantic Steamship, 362, 367
“Great Eistern,” Launch of the, 66
Great Northern Railway, Dixon’s Automatic Fog Signal Apparatus, 535, 577
Great Northern Railway Works, Locomotive Weigh Table. 453
Great Western Railway, Collision on the, 296
“Greater Britain,” Express Compound Engine, 191
Green and Boulding, Messrs., Buffalo Injector, 224
Green, Messrs. R. and H., Steam Lifeboat with Hydraulic Propellers, 313
Grierson. Mr. T. B., Enlargement of Westlandrow Terminus, 166, 167, 168, 170, 174
Grievances of Traction Engine Owners, 528
Grigg, Mr. R., on the Middlesbrough Salt Industry, 125, 138, 156, 182
Grinders, Gibbons’ Lawn Mower, 101
Grinding Portland Cement, 258
Grip, Paxton’s Spoke or Wire, 432
Grob, Mr. J. M., On a “ New Petroleum Motor,” 21
Grob Motor, 21
Guadaloupo, Railways in, 229
Guelpa Project, The, 412
Guns. Krupp’s, Chicago Exhibition, 300, 301, 325, 378. 419
Guns, Krupp, Instantaneous Photographs of Discharge of, 266, 271
Guns, Notes on Long, 281
Gunther, Mr. W., Girard Turbines at Orizaba, Mexico (Supplement, August 25th, 1893), 189
Gutta Percha Covered W.re, Inventor of, 66

HALL, Messrs. J. and E., Trial of a Refrigerator, 522
Hamiltan, Mr., On Wear and Tear of Ballast Tanks, 29, 62
Hammer, Tae Bethlehem 125-Ton Steam, 481, 482
Hammersmith, Electric Lighting of, 528
Hammond-Williams Compound Vertical Engine and Dynamo, Caicago Exhibition, 117, 142
Hand-power Morticing Machine, 71
Hand Steel Ingots, 216
Harbour Defence Ram “Katahdin,” 21
Harbour, The Dever, 98
Harbour, Wick. 200
Harbours and Railways of Biscay, 216
Harbours of Refuge, Mr. Mundella on, 508
Harb mrs and Waterways, 87, 303, 323, 432, 461, 528 597
Harland and Wolff, Messrs., S.S. “Gothic,” 527
Harland and Wolff, Messrs., Launch of the White Star Liner “ Cevic,” 315
Herman’s Auxiliary Heater and Circulator, 314
Harper, Mr. Louis, Steel R >pe Suspension Bridge, 258
Harrison, Mr. C. A., New Coal Staiths at Dunston, 398, 399
Harrow, Bradley, Chicago Exhibition, 490
Harrow, Morgan Spading, Chicago Exhibition, 490
Harrow, Nash, Chicago Exhibition, 490
Harvester, Milwaukee, 467, 470, 490
Harvey, Mr. Haywood, 224
Harwich and the Hook of Holland, New Service between, 52
Hastings Foreshore Protection Works, 36, 45, 85
Hathorn, Davey, and Co., Messrs., Compound Differential Pumping Engine, Widnes Waterworks, 262, 263
Hauling Engines, Mine Winches and, 494
“Havock,” Trial of H.M S , The New Torpedo- boat Destroyer, 427, 458, 524
Hiwksley, Mr. Thos., 311
Hay Ricker Tedder, Nicholson’s, 16
Hay and Straw Presser, Howards-Ladd, 16
Hay Tedders, Chicago Exhibition, 16, 524
Hayward’s Steel Lathing, 225
Haywood, Colonel, His Report relative to the Central London Railway Mansion House Station, 42
Head, Mr. J., 65
Head, Mr. Jeremiah, on the Cleveland Iron and Steel Industries, 111, 125, 157
Heat of Steam, Specific, 331
Heat Transmission through Metal Plates, 62, 98, 107, 127
Heat Transmission through Steel Plates, Mr. A. Blechynden, 62, 98, 107
Heater and Circulator, Harman’s Auxiliary, 314
Heater with Fan Attached, as used in the Ventilating and Drying Systems, 223
Heath, Mr. W. P., on Electrical Installation, 274
Heating Air, 284
Heating, Drying, and Ventilating, American Methods of, 223
Heating Engineers’ Shops, 334, 367, 383
Heating Water for Locomotives, 516
Heavy Goods Transport to the Coast, 44
Heavy Plate Edge Planing Machine, 410
“Hebe,” H.M.S., Trials of, 451
Heilmann Electric Locomotive, The, 10, 215
Hele-Shaw, Professor, on the Methods of Graphical Calculation, 420
Hell Gate Reef, Excavation at, 93
H.M.S. “Barfleur” and “Revenge,” Trials of, 488, 516
H.M.S. “Barfleur” and “Revenge,” Note on Trials of, 516
H.M.S. “Camperdown”—see Camperdown
H.M.S. “Daring’’and “Dryad,” Launches of, 515
H.M.S. “Devastation,” The Trials of 283
H.M.S. “Endymion” (Supplements, July 14th, 28th, 1893), 43, 102
H.M.S. “Endymion,” Boilers, 48
H.M.S. “Endymion,” Cross-sections, 43, 77
H.M.S. “Endymion,” Triple-expansion Engines (Supplement, July l4th, 1893), 43
H.M.S. “Flora,” Launch of, 496
H.M.S. “Forte,” Launch of, 577
H.M.S. “Havock,” Trial of, 427, 458, 524
H.M.S. “Hebe,” Trials of, 451
H.M.S. “Howe,” 318
H.M.S. “Himalaya,” 20
H.M.S. “Hood” (Supplement, November 17th, 1893), 468
H.M.S. “Hornet,” Launch of, 612
H.M.S. “ Leda,” Trial of, 262
H.M.S. “Theseus,” Trials of, 596
H.M.S. “Turtle” Going into Action, 384, 389
H.M.S. “Renard,” Trials of, 293
H.M.S. “Resolution,” 46, 235
H.M.S. “Resolution ” from the Tyne, Departure of, 46
H.M.S. “Royal Oak,” Trials of, 514
H.M.S. “Speedy,” 339, 439
H.M.S. “Speedy,” Trial of, 339
H.M.S. “Victoria,” 12, 13, 15, 47, 66, 420, 440, 441, 442, 443, 444, 449, 450, 473
H.M.S. “Victoria,” Mr. White’s Report on the Loss of, 440, 441, 442, 443, 444, 449, 463, 473
H.M.S.S., Water Supply on Board, 98
Hichborn, United States Navy Chief Constructor, on the “Camperdown-Victoria” Collision, 101
High-Speed Warships, 505, 612
Hill and Son, Messrs. Isaac, Cold Iron Pile Head Saw, 117
Hill and Son, Messrs. Isaac, Cold Iron Saw Sharpener, 169
“Himalaya,” H.M.S., 20
Hoisting Machinery, Relative Merits of, Working, by Steam, Water, and Electricity, Mr. G. A. Goodwin, 434
Holden and Brooke’s Steam Dryer, 597
Hollow-ware Trade, English Machinery in the, 335
Home Counties Water Supply, 538
“Hood,” H.M.S. (Supplement, November 17th, 1893), 468
Hooded Tubular Boiler, Richardson’s, 18
Horizontal Girder, Evolution of the, 427
Hornsby and Sons, Messrs., Compound Engines, Manchester Electric Light, 430
Hospital, The Berthon Portable, 336
Hot Water, Feeding Locomotives with, 476
Hours of Work in Naval Establishments, 473
Howard’s-Ladd Hay and Straw Presser, 16
Howard’s New Straw Trusser, 16
“Howe,” Inspection of the, 318
Huber Thrashing Machine, Chicago Exhibition, 466
Huddersfield, Electric Lighting in, 124
Hudson, Mr. J. G., Heat Transmission through Metal Plates, 107
Hulme and Lund, Messrs., Ram Pumps, 610
Hunt, Mr. A. E., Proposed Method of Testing Structural Steel, 229
Hunt, Mr. Charles, On the Birmingham Gasworks, 424
Hydraulic Machinery, Some Modern Developments in, 190, 194
Hydraulic Piston Rod Jack, 65
Hydraulic Power Supply in London, Mr. E. B. Ellington, 619
Hydraulic Ram, Decoeur’s, 619
Hydraulic Riveting Plant, Tweddell, London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Works, 213, 218
Hydrographical Surveys, 149
Hygiene and Demography, International Congress of, 216

ILLINOIS Mining in, 451
Import Trade in Morocco, 465
Importation of Foreign Coal, Parliamentary Note, 577
Impounding Reservoirs in India, 508
Incandescent Lamp Patents, Expiry of the, 122
India, The Cost of Work in, 248
Indraught Cowl, Campbell’s, 619
India, Destruction of Trees in, 496
India, Encouraging Private Enterprise in, 612
India, Impounding Reservoirs in, 508
India, Irrigation Works in, 150
India, Japanese Coal in, 623
Indicator Diagrams on a “Time Base” for Steam and Gas Engines, 503
Induced Draught, 66
Induced Draught in Marine Boilers, 386
Induced Hot Air Feed, Serve Tubes and, Mr. J. D. Ellis’ Experiments, 61
Inexplosible Steam Boilers, 229
Influence Machine, Wimshurst’s New, 2
Inglis, Mr. John, His Inaugural Address, 455
Inglis, Mr. John, on Things in General, 449
Ingot Boring Machine, 4ft., 486
Injector, Buffalo, Messrs. Green and Boulding, 224
Institute of Architects, The American, 29
INSTITUTE, CITY AND GUILDS OF LONDON
- Awards, 126
INSTITUTE, THE IRON AND STEEL :—
- Iron and Steel at the Chicago Exhibition, Mr. H. Bauerman, 300
- Iron and Steel Wire, Mr. J. P. Betson, 300
- Last Twenty Years in the Cleveland Mining District, Mr. A. L Steavenson, 300
- Manufacture of Basic Steel at Wittkowits, Mr. Kupelweiser, 299
- Modifications of Carbon in Iron, Professor Ledebur, 300
- Papers offered for Reading and Outline Programme, 260
- Sampling of Iron Ores, Mr. Thos. Clarkson, 323
- Suggested Improvements in Steel Plates, Mr. Wm. Muirhead, 300, 323
- Waste Heat, Past, Present, and Future, in Smelting Ores of Iron, Sir Lowthian Bell, 300
INSTITUTE OF MARINE ENGINEERS
- Fifth Annual Dinner, 600
INSTITUTE, THE TRAMWAYS, 21
- Cleaning Tramway Rails, Best Methods of, by M. H. Conradi, 21
- Connelly Motor, Mr. Sharp, 21
- Lighting of Omnibuses and Tramcars, Two Papers on, by Mr. H. U. Wollaston and Mr. E. Freund, 21
- Petroleum Motor, A New, Mr. J. M. Grob 21
INSTITUTE, THE TRAMWAYS (continued') :—
- Steam Traction on Tramways for the Last Ten Years, and its Results, by Mr. R. H. Dickenson, 21
INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS, THE :-
- Baroda Waterworks, The, Mr. Jagannath Sudasewjee, 508
- Cask Making Machinery, Mr. Lewis R. Ransome, 599
- Hydraulic Power Supply in London, Mr. E. B. Ellington, 619
- Impounding Reservoirs in India, and the Design of Masonry Dams, Four Communications on, 508
- Inaugural Address of the President, Mr. Giles, 465
- Jeypore. Rajpudana Water Supply, Colonel S.S. Jacob, 508
- Masonry Dams, on the Design of, Professor F. Krenter, 508
- Some Forms of Locomotive Cranes, Mr. P. M. Pritchard, 600
- Tansa Works for the Water Supply of Bombay, Mr. W. J. B. Clerke, 508
INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS, THE ASSOCIATION OF BIRMINGHAM STUDENTS OF :—
- Oil Engines, Mr. H. M. Waynforth, 538
- Presidential Address of Mr. Chas. Hunt, on the Birmingham Gasworks, 425
INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS OF IRELAND :
- Enlargement of Westland-Row Terminus, Mr. T. B. Grierson, 166
INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS, NEWCASTLE- UPON-TYNE ASSOCIATION OF STUDENTS, 315
INSTITUTION OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS:—
- Annual Dinner of, 489
INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS AND NAVAL ARCHITECTS, HULL AND DISTRICT: —
- Boiler Furnaces: Their Construction and Renewal, Mr. A. V. Coster, 356
INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS AND SHIPBUILDERS, THE NORTH-EAST COAST:—
- Opening Meeting, 512
INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS AND SHIPBUILDERS IN SCOTLAND:—
- Inaugural Address of the New President, Mr. John Inglis, 455
INSTITUTION OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, THE, 175
- Cleveland Iron and Steel Industries, Mr. J. Head on the Recent Developments of the, 111, 125
- Electric Rock Drilling Machinery, Mr. A. L. Steavenson. 125, 138, 156
- Engineering Improvements of the River Tees, Mr. G. J. Clarke, 125, 138, 156
- Excursion Visits of the Members, 125, 138
- Middlesbrough Salt Industry, The, Mr. Richard Grigg, 125, 138, 182
INSTITUTION OF MINING ENGINEERS, THE FEDERATED 226
INSTITUTION OF NAVAL ARCHITECTS, THE, 13, 28, 60
- Barry Docks, Visit to, 62
- Construction and Repair of Vessels Carrying Oil in Bulk, Points of Interest in the, Mr. B. Martell, 28
- Experiments on the Combination of Induced Draught and Hot Air, Applied to Marine Boilers Fitted with Serve Tubes and Retarders, Mr. J. D. Ellis, 61
- Experiments on the Transmission of Heat through Steel Plates from Heated Gas at the One Side to Water at the Other, Mr. A. Blechynden, 62, 98, 127
- Fast Ocean Steamships, Dr. Francis Elgar, 28
- Theory of Thin Plating, Mr. Bryan, 62
- Water-tube Boilers, Mr. J. T. Milton, 62, 73, 75
- Wear and Tear in Ballast Tanks, On, Mr. Hamilton, 29, 62
International Maritime Congress, The, 22, 71, 83
International Yacht Race, New, 288
Inventor of Gutta Percha Covered Wire, The, 10, 66, 181
Ireland, Public Works in, 229
Irish Canals, 528
Irish Coast, Fog Signals on the, 473
Irish Railway Extension, 238
Iron Bridges, Deformations in, 197
Iron and Coal, 492
Iron, Coal, and General Trades of Birmingham, 22, 50, 78, 102, 130, 158, 182, 203, 226, 250, 274, 294, 316, 340, 369, 392, 412, 434, 457, 476, 497, 516, 539, 579, 600, 620
Iron, Modifications of Carbon in, 300
Iron Ores, The Sampling of, 323
Iron Railway Axles, Tensile Tests of Wrought, 605
Iron and Steel, 152
Iron and Steel Industries, The Cleveland, 111 125, 157
Iron and Steel Bridges, Primary Conditions for Construction of, 297
Iron and Steel from Chemical Action, Efficient Protection of, 515, 590
Iron and Steel at the Chicago Exhibition Mr. H. Bauerman on, 300
Iron and Steel Production, Increased British, 427
Iron and Steel Wire, Mr. J. P. Betson on, 300
Iron Trade, Wages in the, 105
Iron Trade Employers’ Association, 96
Iron, on the Waste Heat in Smelting Ores of Sir L. Bell, 300
Irrigation Pumping Machinery, 607
Irrigation Works in India, 150
Isle of Man, Douglas Waterworks Extensions, 171
Italian Battleship “ Sardegna,” 486

JACK, Hydraulic Piston Rod, 65
Jacob, Col. S. S., on the Jeypore Water Supply 508
Jacob Sassoon Mill, Opening of the, 316
Jacques, Messrs. Hampage, A New Adjustable Mandril, 168
Jaffa-Jerusalem Railway, The, 15
James Toleman, Challenge sent by the Builders of the, to American Locomotive Builders, 482
Japanese Coal in India, 623
Japanese Cruiser, the “Yoshino,” 126
Jardine’s Portable Drilling Machine 410
Java, British Trade with, 505
Java and Sumatra, Petroleum in, 465
Jefferson, Mr. J. Clark, On Coal-Washing Machinery, 596
Jelley’s Non-slipping Cycle Tire, 484
Jenkins, Mr. W. J., On Air-compressing Ma- chinery, 508
Jet Condenser, Direct-acting, 195
Jet Propellers, 400
Jet Propulsion, 243
Jeypore, Rajputana, Water Supply, Colonel S. S. Jacob, 508
Johnson and Co., Messrs. S. H., McCulloch s Direct-acting Air-compressor, 312
Jubilee of the Rothamsted Agricultural Experiments, 115

“KATAHDIN,” U.S. Harbour Defence Ram, 21
Kelly Ball Cock, 433
Kennard, Mr. Thos. Wm., 269
Kennet, Bridge over the, Reading, 178, 179
Kerrodhoo Reservoirs, Douglas Waterworks, 171
Kinta Valley Railway and Perak Tin Mines, Tin Mining Valley, 135, 146
Knife-holder, Mower, 16
Knowles Steam Pump ? The, 359
Kreuter, Professor Franz, On the Design of Masonry Dams, 508
Krupp’s Guns at the Chicago Exhibition, 300, 301, 325, 378, 419
Krupp Guns, Instantaneous Photographs of Discharge of, 266, 271
Kupelweiser, Mr. Paul, On the Manufacture of Basic Steel at Wittkowitz, 299

LAIRD Bros., H.M.S. “Renard,” 293
Laird Bros., Messrs., The “Royal Oak,” 404
Laird Bros., Messrs., Mr. Vanderbilt’s twin-screw Yacht “Valiant,” 199, 200
Lake Erie Engineering Company, Compound Engine, Chicago Exhibition, 57
Lake Erie Engineering Company, Compound Hammond-Williams Engine and Dynamo, 117
Lakes Superior, Huron, and Erie, Temperature of the Waters of, 269
Lamp Patents, Expiry of the, 122
Lamps, Petroleum, 161
Lancashire, Water Supply in, 538
Lantern, Optica], Messrs. Newton and Co., 380
Latchford Deviation Railway, Manchester Ship Canal, 238
Lathe, Pitt’s Screw-cutting, 619
Lathe, Special Motor Gear, the Ohio Machine Works Company, 44
Lathe, Special Triple-geared, Sliding, Surfacing, and Screw-cutting, Messrs. Sharp, Stewart, and Co., 530, 538
Lathing, Hayward’s Steel, 225
Launch of a Chilian Cruiser, 261
Launch of the “ Great Eastern.” 66
Launches and Trial Trips: 24, 47, 53, 81, 105, 133, 185, 205, 229, 253, 262, 277, 297, 315, 319, 339, 343, 346, 371, 392, 395, 415, 427, 437, 451, 476, 489, 496, 519, 541, 577, 5.81, 596, 612, 623
Laval Steam Turbine, The, 390
Lawn Mower Grinders, Gibbons’, 101
Laws, Mr. W. G., Railway Bridge over the Tyne at Wylam, 262
LEADERS
- Abridgment of Patent Specifications, 123
- Admiralty Circular, The Late, 122
- Admiralty Minute on the “Victoria” Court- martial, 450
- American Competition, 70
- Bacteriological Purification of Sewage, 149
- Beresford, Lord Charles, His New Naval Programme, 511
- Board of Trade Returns, The, 360
- Brindisi, 69
- British Association, Presidential Address, 290
- British Trade, 177
- British Trade for the Half-year, 42
- Carpenters v. Joiners, Lock-out on the Clyde, 268
- Central London Railway, Mansion House Station, 42
- Coal Mining Machinery, 408
- Coal Strike, The, 70, 96, 175, 359, 385
- Coal Strikes and Miners’ Output, 70
- Coal Trade after the Struggle, The, 512
- Coal War in the Midlands’ 245, 267
- Coercion in the Coalfield, 221
- Colombo Harbour, Proposed Extension of, 615
- Compound Locomotives, 407
- Compressed Air Tramways in Paris, 386
- Contractors and the Admiralty, 267
- Coode, Sir John, and Colombo Harbour, 615
- Cordite at Oakhampton, 14
- Corinth Canal, The, 150
- Cost of the Chicago Exhibition, The, 245
- Counting the Cost, 493
- Cruisers “Powerful” and “Terrible,” The New, 245
- Cunarders and Record-breaking, The 450
- Deadlock in the Coalfield, Tae, 335
- Debate on the Navy, 593
- Deforestation, 594
- Deformation in Iron Bridges, 197
- Earl Fitzwilliam and the Coal War, 428
- Ejonomics of English Railway Traffic, The 290
- Education of Engineers, The, 407
- Electric Extensions in France, 616
- Electric Lighting Powers, 70
- Electric Tramway Traction, 41
- Electric Tramways and the Proposed Regulations, 575
- Employers’ Liability Bill, The, 471
- Encouraging Private Enterprise, 219
- End of the Coal Strike, The, 491
- English and Continental Engineering, 176
- English and French Naval Policy, 532
- English Machinery in the Hollow-ware Trade, 335
- Evolution of the Horizontal Girder, 427
- Expiry of the Lamp Patents, The, 122
- Explosive, A New, 594
- Extension of the Alkali Act, 95
- Extension of the Use of Hot Blast Stoves, 334
- Fastest Paddle Boat in the World, The, 245
- Fastest Vessel in Her Majesty’s Navy, The 428
- First Transatlantic Steamer, The 122
- Foreigners in France, 198
- French Naval Construction, 333
- Glasgow Telephones, 70
- Heating Engineers’ Shops, 333
- High-speed Cruiser, A, 70
- How Long will it Last ? (Coal Strike) 96
- Hydrographical Surveys, 149
- Increased British Iron and Steel Production, 428
- Induced Draught in Marine Boilers, 386
- Inglis, Mr. John, on Things in General, 449
- Institution of Mechanical Engineers, The, 175
LEADERS (continued)
- Institution of Naval Architects, 13
- Iron and Coal, 492
- Iron Trades Employers Association, 96
- Jet Propulsion, 243
- Late Additions to the French Navy, 245
- Living Photographs, 428
- Locomotive as a Vehicle, The, 310
- London County Council and Trade Unionism, 473
- London Water Supply, Sources of the, 593
- Lord Charles Beresford’s New Naval Pro gramme, 511
- Loss of the “Victoria,” 13
- “Lucania,” The, 221
- Machinery and the Steel Rail Trade, 512
- Manchester and Glasgow Bare Electric Conductors, 493
- Manchester and Sheffield Railway, The, 177
- Maritime Questions, Some, 121
- Mechanical Science at the British Association 243
- Midland Railway Works, 150
- Minerals and Railway of Cadiz, 176
- Miners’ Federation, The, 311
- Miners’ Federation and the Stacking of Coal on Pit Banks, 532
- Miners and Machinery, 291
- Mining Accidents and Employers’ Liability, 95
- Mining in Illinois, 451
- Nantes Ship Canal, The, 198
- Naval Estimates, The, 219
- Naval Manoeuvres in 1892, 427
- Naval Rams, 69
- Navy, Debate on the, 593
- New Municipal Engineering Departure, 198
- Niagara Power Transmission, The, 492
- North British Railway Works, 310
- North-Eastern Railway Works, 386
- North-Western Iron and the Strike, 360
- Oil Fuel for Passenger Steamers, 221
- One Hundred Miles an Hour, 41
- Our Foreign Machinery Trade, 532
- Our Position in the Mediterranean, 471
- Paris Exhibition of 1900, 512
- Parsons Steam Turbine, The, 42
- Perils of the Pit, 14
- Physical Definition, 197
- Politico-economical Aspect of the Coal Strike, 385
- Portland Cement, Prevention of the “Falling’’ of, 220
- Pre-eminence of English Agricultural Machinery, 532
- President Cleveland’s Message, 531
- Principles of Combustion, The, 121
- Progress of Peterhead Harbour Works, 408
- Public Works in Paris, 616
- Public Works in Sweden, 291
- Railway Accidents, 360
- Railway Communication between India and Ceylon, 42
- Railway Traffic, 244
- Roads and Railways in Damascus, 150
- Royal Agricultural Society’s Reaper Trials, The, 123
- Royal Commission and the London Water Supply, 289
- Russia as a Machinery Market, 408
- Russian Marine, The, 269
- Scarcity of Water in Manchester, 269
- Scotch Coal Struggle, The, 576
- Shipbuilding Statistics for the Year, 532
- Ship Resistance and Tank Experiments, 408
- Ships of War, Large and Small, 386
- Shipyard Apprentices, 472
- Steam Engine Economy, 220
- Steam Shipping Trade, The, 335
- Steel Rails, The Outlook for, 594
- System of Awards at Chicago, The, 268
- Taxation of Foreign Machinery, 123
- Testing of Bridges, The, 615
- Thames Conservancy, The, 244
- Thermodynamics, 511
- Threatened National Strike in the Coal Trade, 42
- Tin-plate in the United States, 360
- Torpedo Boat Destroyers, 576
- Torpedo Ship, A, 334
- Truth about the Reduction of Miners' Wages, 310
- Tunnel under the Great Belt, 122
- Union in Power, The, 150
- Unites States Warships and War Material, 309
- Utilisation of Small Coal, 14
- “Victoria,” Loss of the, 449
- Water-tight Doors in Ships of War, 472
- Water-tube Boilers, 492
- West Highland Railway, 512
Lead Pencils, 236
“Leda,” Trial of H.M.S., 262
Ledebur, Professor, on the Modifications of Carbon in Iron, 300
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE
- Davies’ Patent, 595
- Maplin Sands Arbitration, 193
- Sausinena and Co. v. Houston and Co., 184
- Lessons from the Naval Manoeuvres, 188, 209
LETTERS to the Editor :-
- Admiralty Ferrule, The, Edw. C. Peck, 537
- Air-space Fire-bars ? E. A. L., 41
- American v. British Engines, An Indian Locomotive Superintendent, 18
- Analyses of Engine Tests, J. F. J. Crosland, 20
- Analyses of Engine Tests, W. B. Cummins, 100,
- Analyses of Engine Tests, Flox, 182
- Analyses of Engine Tests, Rex, 20
- Atlantic Steamers, Pro Bono Publico, 505
- Atlantic Steamships, J. J. O’Neill, 475
- Austro-Hungarian Patents, Alteration in the Law, 516
- Bacteriological Purification of Sewage, The W. B. Bromley, 202
- Bacteriological Purification of Sewage, Hill- Hartland, 181, 272
- Bag and Sack Machinery? S. J. A., 407
- Band Saw Guides I W. Sam. Worssam, 359
- Bessemer Medal, The, F. R. Hutton, 10
- Boiler Mountings ? E. W., 427
- Brazing Joints and Fireplace Grates Abroad Blowpipe, 95
- British Locomotives, Clement E. Stretton, 577
- British Locomotives, W. B. Thompson, 537
- British Railways, F. W. B., 476
- British Trade with Java, Henry Hernans, 505
- Bruges Ship Canal, The, Pour L, Coiseau et J. Cousin, Jean Cousin, 537
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (continued)
- Buckeye Engine, The, Buckeye Engine Company, 515
- Carnot’s Function of the Temperature, Anthony S. Bower, 180, 236, 306, 382, 446, 504, 537
- Carnot’s Function of the Temperature, J. R. Cowell, 41, 237
- Carnot’s Function of the Temperature, Wm. Donaldson, 10, 46, 152, 216, 272, 447
- Carnot’s Function, Q. E. D., 401, 424, 475 505 537
- Carnot’s Function, H. R. H., 331
- Carnot’s Function, Robt. Mansel, 126, 152, 180, 236, 284, 401, 504
- Carnot’s Function, N. I. B., 284, 331, 401
- Carnot’s Function, Jas. D. Roots, 424
- Carnot’s Function, Tom Scott, 505
- Carnot’s Function, G. J. Wilkinson, 505
- Carnot’s Function, T. W., 273, 331, 475
- Cast Iron Tram Plates ? M. S., 41
- Chicago Exhibition, The, Platt Bros, and Co., 66
- Circular Crank Webs, L. Richards, 18
- Coal Strike, The, Eye-Witness, 404
- Coal Strike, The, An Outsider, 447
- Coal Strike, The, Witness No. 2, 424
- Cochrane’s Valve Gear, W. Walker, 69
- Coke and Water ? Crossed Crossley, 449
- Colliery Haulage ? Cape, 175
- Concrete: its Humorous Side, Silicious Bloggs, 401
- Conservation of Energy, Gurgoyle, 180, 202
- Construction of Heavy Fly-wheels, Archd. Sharp, 476
- Cooling Water by Air Currents? J. E. S., 149
- Corollary to the Nebular Theory, G. D. S., 330
- Corrosion of Propeller Shafts, Spero, 152
- Cylinder Condensation, C. E. B., 19, 202, 272. 382, 476, 590
- Cylinder Condensation, W. R. Cummins, 152, 272, 331, 424, 537
- Derby Electric Supply, The, Geo. S. Howatson, 367
- Dixon’s Automatic Fog Signal, Arthur G. Evans, 577
- Drilling Machine Specifications? D. M., 427
- Dundee Sewage and Waterworks, C. Hopkins, 577
- Efficient Protection of Iron and Steel, Wm. J. H. Adams, 590
- Eighth International Congress of Hygiene and Demography, Budapest, 1894, 216
- Electro-chemical Effects Due to Magnetisation, Tbos. Andrews, 152
- Elliptical Conic Sections ? A. Alexander, 574
- Emery Cloth Machinery ? H. C., 449
- Encouraging Private Enterprise in India, J. Forrest Brunton, 612
- Engineering Prospects in British Columbia, An Engineer in British Columbia, 100
- Engineers at the Cape ? J. M., 615
- Entropy ? Otterburn, 593
- English and American Freight Cars, E. E. Russell Tratman, 10
- English v, American Locomotives, G. A. Sekon, 590
- English v. American Locomotives, Clement E. Stretton, 590, 612
- English and American Locomotives, W. B. Thompson, 447
- English v. American Locomotives, F. L.Wanklyn, 590
- English and American Locomotives and Coal Trains, E. E. Russell Tratman, 537
- English Trade Abroad, A. E. W. Gwyn, 284
- Feeding Locomotives with Hot Water, R. B. P., 424
- Feeding Locomotives with Hot Water, Clement E. Stretton, 476
- Ferry Bridges, Angus Macpherson, 237
- Ferry Bridges, Palmam qui Meruit Ferat, 273
- Fibre-cleaning Machinery ? F. H. L., 574
- Fish-curing Plant ? Pisces, 69
- Flax Spinning, Bayard, 471
- French Naval Construction, Civilian, 382
- Friction Wheels, N., 41
- Friction Wheels, Edward J. M. Davies, 66, 181
- Friction Wheels, N., 152
- Friction Wheels, C. H. W., 152
- Gas Engines, Nib, 447
- Gas Engines, J. D. Roots, 504
- Gas Lighting Brighton Railway Trains, Pintsch’s Patent Lighting Company, Limited, W. B. Rickman, 424
- Gas Tramcar Engines, D. H. Irwin, 424
- Handling Steel Ingots, J. Muirhead, 216
- Heating Air, W. H. Wakefield and Co., 284
- Heating Engineers’Shops, Stone and Pearce, 383
- Heating Water for Locomotives, Patriarch, 516
- Heilmann Locomotive, The, C. S. du Riche Preller, 10
- H.M.S.“Himalaya,” Charles de Grave Sells, 20
- High-speed Warships, Wm. Henry Harrison, 612
- High-speed Warships, Puzzled, 505
- Indicator Diagrams on a “Time Base” for Steam and Gas Engines, Bryan Donkin, jun., 503
- Induced Draught, W. A. Martin, 66
- Interesting Relic (Gurney’s Water-tube Boiler, 1830), John Henry Knight, 182
- Inventor of Gutta Percha Covered Wire, The, Ellen Hahn Danchell, 10, 181
- Inventor of Gutta Percha Covered Wire, Al, Siemens, 66
- Iron and Steel, J. H. Wicksteed, 152
- Japanese Cruiser the “Yoshino,” Jacinto Z. Camino, 126
- Jet Propellers, Robert Mansel, 400
- Knowles Steam Pump ? J. H. T., 359
- Launch of the “Great Eastern,” Geo. Phillips, 66
- Lifeboat Saturday, J. H. Aspinall, 181
- Lock Nuts for Fish-plate Bolts, Jonah Smith, 516
- Locomotive Question in New South Wales, The, Percy Caldecott, 181, 267
- Locomotive Question in New South Wales, An Indian Engineer, 100
- Locomotives at the Chicago Exhibition, E. du Boulay, 284
- Locomotives at the Chicago Exhibition, J. D. Roots, 284
- Logarithmic Curve Paper, Henry Cherry, 367
- Lyons Exhibition, The, W. Best, 516
- Machinery for Refining Petroleum Oil? L. H. S., 385
- Machines for Breaking up Macadam Roads? Arthur E. Collins, 149
- Manchester Ship Canal, John Jackson, 182
- Marshalling of Mixed Trains Percy Caldecott, 367
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR {continued')
- Mining Royalties? H. T., 309
- Moon’s Atmosphere, The, S. Tolver Preston, 284
- Morley Memorial College for Working Men and Women, Emma Cons, Hon. Sec., 340
- Motive Power for Small Vessels, The, Robert Harvey, 273
- Motive Power of Small Vessels, The, Robert McGlasson, 202
- Motive Power for Small Vessels, J. D. Roots, 340, 383, 424
- Motive Power of Small Vessels, The Roots’ Oil Engine Co., 202.
- Motive Power for Small Vessels, Simpson, Strickland, and Co., 237, 307, 367, 401
- Motive Power for Small Vessels, Vosper and Co., 202, 273, 340, 383, 424
- Navy, The, L., 503
- New Battleships, The, Civilian, 284
- Notes on Trials of H.M.S. “Barfleur” and “ Revenge, ” Robert Mansel 516
- Nut Locks for Fish-plate Bolts, Mem. Inst. C.E., 476
- Nut Locks for Track Bolts, E. E. Russell Tratman, 590
- Oil Engines at the Chicago Exhibition, For Richard Hornsby and Sons, 367
- Oil Engines at Chicago, For Weyman and Hitchcock, Limited, 385
- Oil Engines in Tramcars, Richard Allison, 273
- Oil Engines in Tram Cars, Carbo-Hydrogen, 237
- Oil Engines in Tram Cars, The Connelly Motor Co., 273
- Oil Engines in Tram Cars? Ferro Caril, 219
- Oil Extracting Machinery ? Scotland, 197
- Oil in Heavy Seas, Practicable, 590
- Opening the Corinth Canal, W. S. Clayton Greene, 447
- Photographing the “ Victoria,” George J. Pardoe, 66
- Portable Air Condenser—Distilling very Salt Water, L. H., 615
- Portable Engines at the Royal Show, Davey, Paxman, and Co., 20
- Preventing Rust on Machinery ? A. H., 385
- Problem in Radiation, A, Edward J. M. Davies, 273
- Proposed Bridges over the Danube at Budapest, Mem. Inst. C.E., 284
- Problem in Radiation, A, J., Trimble, 237
- Pumping Puzzle, A, G. T. P., 284
- Pumping Puzzle? A, W. J. T., 267, 359
- Quassia Chipping Machines? A. C. C., 289
- Railway Speed in America, Clement E. Stret ton, 19
- Recent Earthquake, The, Charles Davison, 447
- Reckenzaun? Mr. E., E. Reckenzaun, 531
- Re-heating Feed-water on Locomotives, Alfred M. H. Solomon, 590
- Repairing Connecting Rods, Harvey and Bower, 66
- Rust Removers ? Oxide, 491
- Sanitary Appliances, A Puzzled Builder, 471
- Sanitary Arrangements, Another Builder, 516
- Sanitary Arrangements, Robert Phillips, 516
- Sawing Machinery at the Chicago Exhibition, M. Powis Bale, 331
- Scientific Experts, Expert, 590
- Screw Propulsion with Non-reversible Engines, Robert McGlasson, 152
- Screw Propulsion, R. de Villamil, 515
- Screwing Machines at the Royal Show, John Cowley and Son, 41
- Storing Gas under Pressure, W. A. L., 516
- Specific Heat of Steam, William Donaldson, 331
- Shipyard Apprentices, Shipyard Foreman, 536
- Steam on the Highways, John Henry Wright, 577
- Steamship Propulsion, R. de Villamil, 18
- Storage of Gas, P. Infante, 537
- Storing Gas under Pressure, R. de Salis, 577
- Tenders for Pumping Plant, Fairplay, 612
- Thermodynamics, J. R. Cowell, 126
- Thermodynamics, William Donaldson, 66, 181
- Traction Engines and Bye-laws, I. W. B., 272
- Traction Engines and Bye-Laws, John Henry Knight, 284
- Traction Engine Grievances, H. K. Summers, 505
- Traction Engine History, A Bit of, Robert Brown, 536
- Traction Engine History, A Bit of, Edward Ross Cotham, 577
- Tube Frame Trucks on Irish Railways, Jefferds, 126
- Unemployed Civil Engineers, Unemployed C. E. ,46
- Value of Velocity Screens behind Plates in Testing Armour and Projectiles, W. H. Jacques, 367
- Variation on Euclid L, 47, J. H. F., 476
- Variation on Euclid I., 47, Cecil Lightfoot, 476
- Variation on Euclid I., 47, Henry Louis, 424
- Variation on Euclid L, 47, J. G. M., 476
- Walking Work? J. F., 615
- Warming Engineers’ Shops, Charles Wicksteed, 367
- Webb Locomotive in America, The, A. R. B., 273
- Wood Pavement in London? I. F. S., 309
Level Crossings, Mr. Mundella on, 508
Levet, M. C., on the Conditions to be Fulfilled by a Mine Winch, 494
Lewes, Professor V. B., on Gas Substitutes, 329
Lido, Port of, Harbours and Waterways, 462
Lifeboat with Hydraulic Propellers, Steam, Messrs. R. and H. Green, 313
Lifeboat, Launch of a New Steam, 612
Lifeboat Saturday, 181
Lighthouse, Benington Main, 418
Lighthouse Illuminants, Parliamentary Note, 577
Lighthouse Signals, 105
Lighting of Omnibuses and Tramcars, 21
Lighting Tidal Channels, 418
Linde, C., Refrigerating Machine of, 314, 598, 613
Lister and Drill, Bradley, 523
LITERATURE:
- About Holland : A Practical Guide for Visitors, by Grenville E. Matheson, 311
- Additional Forces and Secondary Strains in Iron Truss Bridges, by F. Engesser, 198
- Artillery: Its Progress and Present Position, by Captain E. W. Lloyd and A. G. Hadcock, 291
- British LDecmotives, by G. J. Bowen Cooke, 493
LITERATURE (continued) :—
- British Railways, by J. Pearson Pattinson, 408
- Coal Pits and Pitmen, Short History of the Coal Trade and the Legislation Affecting it, by R. Nelson Boyd, 14
- Depreciation of Factories, Mines and Industrial Undertakings, and their Valuation, by Ewing Matheson, 494
- Dictionary of Applied Chemistry, by T. E. Thorpe, 387
- Dynamos, Alternators, and Transformers, by Gisbert Kapp, 96
- Electrical Distribution, its Theory and Practice. Part L, by M. H. Kilgour; Part II, by H. Swan and C. H. W. Biggs, 387
- Electrical Tables and Memoranda, by Silvanus P. Thompson, 96
- Explosifs Industriels, le Grison, et les Poussieres de Houille, by J. Daniel, 616
- Gazette of India, The-, 150
- Hydraulic Power and Hydraulic Machinery, by Hy. Robinson, 616
- Injectors: Their Theory, Construction, and Working, by W. F. Pullen, 617
- Iron Ores of Great Britain and Ireland, The, by J. D. Kendall, 221
- Irrigated India, An Australian View of India and Ceylon; their Irrigation and Agriculture, by the Hon. Alfred Deakin, 150
- Irrigation Branchin the Madras Presidency for the year 1891-92, Administration Report of the Public Works Department, 150
- Irrigation Canals in Bengal, Lecture on, by C. W. Odling, 150
- Journal of the United States Artillery for October, 595
- Labour Contracts: A Popular Handbook on the Law of Contracts for Works and Services, by David Gibbons, 177
- Locomotive Catechism, The, by Robt. Grimshaw, 311
- MacNeill’s Code, by Bedford MacNeill, 221
- Marine Boilers, by C. E. Stromeyer, 594
- Mechanic’s Workshop Handy Book : a Practical Manual, by Paul N. Hasluck, 387
- Naval Annual for 1893, The, 42, 123
- Particulars of the Warships of the World, Published by Lloyd’s Register of British and Foreign Shipping, 177
- Personal Recollections of Werner von Siemens, and Scientific and Technical Papers of, 513, 532
- Pocket-book of Electrical Rules and Tables for the Use of Electricians and Engineers, by Jas. Munro and Andrew Jamieson, 335
- Pumps, Details of Construction of, by Philip R. Bjorling, 335
- Pumps, Historically, Theoretically, and Practically Considered, by Philip R. Bjorling, 335
- Pumps and Pumping, A Hand-book for Pump Users, by M. Powis Bale, 335
- Safety Valves, Their History, Antecedents, Invention, and Calculation, by Wm. Sarnet Le Van, 311
- Scientific and Technical Papers of Werner von Siemens, 513, 532
- Select Bibliography of Chemistry, by Henry Carrington Bolton, 616
- Wood Turners’ Handy Book, A Practical Manual for Workers at the Lathe, embracing information on the Tools, Appliances, and Processes Employed in Wood Turning, by Paul N. Hasluck, and New Editions of other Works by the same author, 15
Literature of Engineering, The, 577
Livesey and Son, Messrs., Costa Rica Railway, Birriz Viaduct, 40, 43, 109, 139, 145, 165
Living Photographs, Professor Marshall Ward, 427
Llangefni Sewerage and Waterworks, 98
Local Electric Supply Stations, 410
Lock-nut, 225
Lock-nut, Pile’s Permanent Way, 389
Lock-nuts for Fish-plate Bolts, 516
Lockerley Hall, Water Supply Works for, 502
Locomotion Sixty Years Ago, Mr. Giles on, 465
Locomotives, British, 537, 577
Locomotive Builders, Challenge to American, 482
Locomotives at the Chicago Exhibition, 163, 284
Locomotives and Coal Trains, English and American, 537
Locomotives. Compound, 42, 164, 280, 281, 284, 403, 407 (Supplement, October 27th, 1893)
Locomotive, (New) Compound, North-Eastern Railway, Mr. Wilson Worsdell {Supplement, October 27th, 1893), 403
Locomotives, Compound, in the United States, 49
Locomotive, On the Construction of the Modern, 187, 255, 373
Locomotive, On the Construction of the Modern, Section III., Part II, Smithy, ihcluding Springs, 187
Locomotive, On the Construction of the Modern, Section IV., Coppersmiths’ Work, 373
Locomotive Cranes, Some Forms of, 600
Locomotives, English v. American, 18, 447, 537, 590, 612
Locomotives, Express, 191, 288, 463 (Supplements, September 22nd, October 27th, 1893)
Locomotive Firing in the United States, 620
Locomotive Forgings, 187
Locomotives, Goods and Passenger, Brooks Locomotive Works, Chicago Exhibition, 279, 280, 281
Locomotive, 1830, Gordon’s, 182
Locomotive “Great Britain,” London and North- Western Railway Express, 191
Locomotives, Heating Water for, 516
Locomotive, The Heilmann Electric, 10, 215
Locomotives with Hot Water Feeding, 424, 476
Locomotives, Express Passenger, North-Eastern Railway (Supplements, September 22nd, October 27th, 1893), 288, 403
Locomotive Question in New South Wales, The, 100, 181, 267
Locomotives, Re-heating Feed-water on, 590
Locomotive, A Remarkable, Mr. Charles Rous- Marten, 191
Locomotive, Two-feet Gauge, Light-Tank, Messrs. W. G. Bagnall, 380, 381
Locomotive as a Vehicle, The, 310
Locomotive, The Webb, in America, 273
Locomotive Wheel-balancing Machine, Messrs. S. Denison and Son, 453
Lodge, Mr. W., Special Motor-gear Lathe, 44
Loewe’s Rifling Machine, 164
Log Frame, with Travelling Rack, Messrs. J. Pickles and Son, 128
Logarithmic Curve Paper, 367
London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Works, Tweddell Hydraulic Riveting Plant, 213, 218
London County Council and Land-buying, 522
London County Council and Trade Unionism, 473
London, Hydraulic Power Supply in, 619
London and North-Western Railway Express Locomotive, 191
London and North-Western Railway, Profile of, 192
London Water Supply, 289, 397, 417, 439, 583, 593, 606
London Water Supply, The Royal Commission and the, 289
London Water Supply, Sources of the, 593
Long Guns, Notes on, 281
Louis and Son, Messrs. G., Hand Power Starter for Gas and Oil Engines, 222
Lubricating Axle-bearings, Mr. E. Dejaer’s New System of, 623
Lubricator, Felt’s Automatic, 389
Lubricator, Naylor’s Sight-feed, 403
Lubricator, The Oriel, 124
“Lucania,” The Cunard Company’s S.S., 128, 221, 345, 346, 347, 348, 349, 350, 351, 352, 353, 354, 355, 356, 357, 358, 361
Ludlow Sewerage, 420
Lumihre, Messrs. Aug. and Louis, Photographing Colours in the Camera, 391
Lyons Exhibition, The, 324, 516

MACADAM Roads? Machines for Breaking up, 149
McCulloch’s Direct-acting Air Compressor, 312
McGuire Manufacturing Company, Street Car Truck, Chicago Exhibition, 60
Machine Tools at the Chicago Exhibition, 136, 305
Machinery Market, Russia as a, 408
Machinery, Miners and, 291
Machinery, Pre-eminence of English Agricultural, 532
Machinery ? Preventing Rust on, 385
Machinery, Taxation of Foreign, 123
Machinery Trade, Our Foreign, 532
Machinery for Refining Petroleum Oil ? 385
Machinery and the Steel Rail Trade, 512
Machines and Tools in Germany, American, 322
McKay’s Patent Tube-plate Boring Tool, 222
Mackie’s Continuous Current Transformers, 140
McLaren, Mr., Testimonial to, 311
Madrid, International Exhibition at, 124
Magic Lantern, Improvements in the, 327
“Majestic” and “Magnificent,” New Battleships, 215, 264
Mailing Water Supply, 482
Manchester Electric Light—Compound Engines, 430
Manchester and Glasgow Bare Electric Conductors, 493
Manchester, The Port at, 584
Manchester, Scarcity of Water in, 252, 269
Manchester and Sheffield Railway, 177
Manchester Ship Canal, 182, 212, 213, 238, 252, 269, 339, 367, 383, 404, 429, 467, 495, 502, 577, 584, 585, 586, 587, 588, 592, 599
Manchester Ship Canal, Barton Aqueduct, 584, 592
Manchester Ship Canal Co., The, 212, 213
Manchester Ship Canal, Completion of the, 495
Manchester Ship Canal, Eastham Locks, 584, 585
Manchester Ship Canal, General Plan of, 586, 587
Manchester Ship Canal, Latchford Deviation Railway, 238
Manchester Ship Canal Steamer “Sachem,” 467
Manchester Ship Canal, Warburton-road High- level Bridge, 584, 599
Manchester Ship Canal, Weaver Sluices, 585
Manchester Water Supply, 252, 269
Man and Hand-hole Cover for Boilers, 410
Mandril, A New Adjustable, 168
Manville, Mr., on Local Electric Supply Stations, 410
Map of Boston Deeps, 418
Map of the Great Lakes in North America, 231
Map Illustrating Improvements in the River Tees, 155
Map of the Port of Bilbao, 462
Map of the Port of Lido, 462
Map Scale or Protractor, Boynton’s, 65
Map, Tees, 155
Maplin Sands Arbitration, 193
Maps, Ordnance Survey, 193
Marine Boilers, Induced Draught in, 386
Marine during War, Protection of the Mercantile, 511
Maritime Canal, The Bruges, 503, 537
Maritime Congress, The International, 22, 71, 83
Maritime Questions, Some, 121
Marshalling of Mixed Trains, 367
Martell, Mr. B., Construction and Repair of Vessels Carrying Oil in Bulk, 28
Masonry Dams, On the Design of, Professor Franz Kreuter, 508
“Massachusetts,” The United States Battleship, 129
Matheson, Mr. Ewing, The United States Competition in the Steel and Engineering Trades, 72
Matthews’ Magic Lantern, at the Photographic Society’s Exhibition, 337
Meat, Loss of, Due to Want of Refrigeration, Sausinena and Co. v. Houston and Co., 184
Mechanical Science at the British Association, 243, 290
Mediterranean, French Fleet in the, 473
Mediterranean, Our Position in the, 471
Mercantile Marine during War, Protection of the, 511
Mersey Bar, The, 30, 422
Metal Plates, Heat Transmission through, 98, 107, 127
Metallic Pavement for Tramways, 170
Microphone, Berliner, Chicago Exhibition, 58
Middlesbrough Salt Industry, 125, 138, 156, 182
Middlesbrough Salt Industry, Mr. R. Grigg on the, 125, 182
Midland Canal System, The Severn Navigation and the, 101
Midland Railway Works, 150
Mill, Opening of the Jacob Sassoon, 316
Milton, Mr. J. T., Water-tube Boilers, 62, 73, 75
Milwaukee, 36
Milwaukee Harvester, 467, 470, 490
Milwaukee, Sewage Disposal System of, 612
Mine Winches and Hauling Engines, 494
Mineral Oil from India, 465
Mineral Oil in Java and Sumatra, 465
Mineralsand Railways of Cadiz, 176
Miners’ Federation, The, 311, 532
Miners’ Federation and the Stacking of Coal on Pit Banks, 532
Miners and Machinery, 291
Miners’ Output, Coal Strikes and, 70
Miners’ Safety Lamps, Burners for, 515
Miners’ Wages, The Truth about the Reduction of, 310
Mines and Mining at the Chicago Exhibition, 461, 583
Mining Accidents and Employers’ Liability, 95
Mining in Illinois, 451
Mining Journalist, Mr. Jas. Ruglen, Death of an Old Yorkshire, 577
Mining and Metallurgical Exhibition, 1894, Santiago (Chili), 212, 496
Mining Royalties ? 309
“Minneapolis,” The Triple-screw American Cruiser, 288
Miscellanea, 11, 35, 67, 99, 119, 147, 173, 201, 217, 249, 261, 285, 303, 327, 368, 379, 405, 425, 454, 469, 485, 509, 529, 578, 591, 609
Miscellaneous Exhibits at the Royal Agricultural Show, 16
Mitchell’s Oil Press, 304
Modern Locomotive, On the Construction of the, 187, 255, 373
Modifications of Carbon in Iron, Professor Ledebur on the, 300
“Moline” Corn Planter, 523
Mont Blanc Observatory, M. Janssen’s Telegram to M. Bischoffsheim, 265
Moon’s Atmosphere, The, 284
More, Mr. C. J., Richmond Lock and Weir, 37, 39, 46
Morley Memorial College for Working Men and Women, 340
Morocco, Import Trade in, 465
Morrin, Mr. F. T., “Climax” Boiler, Chicago Exhibition, 8
Mortising Machine, Hand-power, 71
Mortising and Boring Machine, Fay’s Hollow Chisel, Chicago Exhibition, 137
Motive Power of Small Vessels, 166, 202, 237,273, 284, 307, 340, 367, 383, 401, 424
Motors, Car, Chicago Exhibition, 5
Motor, The Connelly, 21
Motor, Edison Electric, Thomson-Houston Plant, 143, 144
Motor, The Grob, 21
Motor and Mounting, The Sperry Car, 142, 144
Motor, A New Petroleum, 21
Motor and Pump, Compound Electric, Chicago Exhibition, General Electric Company, 56
Motor, The “Short” Gearless, 141
Mountain Railway at Barmen, 185
Mower Grinders, Gibbon’s Lawn, 101
Mower Knife-holder, Woodroffe’s, 16
Muirhead, Mr. Win., Suggested Improvements in Steel Plate Manufacture, 300, 323
Mumford, Mr. A., Direct-acting Jet Condenser, 195
Municipal Engineering, Mr. H. P. Boulnois on, 420
Municipal Engineering Departure, New, 198

NAILING Machine, Automatic Box, 314
Nantes Ship Canal, 198
Napier Bros., Messrs., Anchor Windlass, S.S. “Lucania,” 361
Narrow Gauge Engine for Indian Service, 19
“National” Water-tube Boiler, Chicago Exhibition, 258
Naval Construction and Armaments Company, The Sand Dredger “ Brancker,” 338, 339
Naval Construction, French, 333, 382
Naval Engineer Appointments, 20, 50, 65, 111, 168, 193, 216, 238, 322, 367, 388, 432, 467, 502, 522, 584, 608
Naval Establishments, Hours of Work in, 473
Naval Estimates, The, 219
Naval Manoeuvres, The, 43, 70, 94, 124, 140, 177, 188, 209, 427
Naval Manoeuvres in 1892, 427
Naval Manoeuvres, Lessons from the, 177, 188, 209
Naval Matters, Parliamentary Note, 576
Naval Policy, English and French, 532
Naval Powers, Warships of the Five Great, 410
Naval Programme, Lord Charles Beresford’s New, 511
Naval Rams, 69
Navy, The, 503
Navy, The British, Sir E. J. Reed on the, 277
Navy, Debate on the, 593
Navy, The Russian, 269
Navy, Strength of the, Mr. Gladstone’s Answer to Sir G. Chesney on, 508
Naylor’s Sight-feed Lubricator, 403
Neale, Captain, His Apparatus for Signalling under Water, 455
Nebular Theory, A Corollary to the, 330
Netherland Society for the Promotion of Industry, Prize Offered by the, 606
Neuhausel, Concrete and Iron Roadway Bridge at, 607
Neville and Co., Messrs. J. G., The Oriel Lubricator, 124
Newburn, New Bridge over the Tyne at, 214, 215, 226
New Caloric Syndicate’s Gas and Air Commingler, 336
New Romsay. Lighting of, 237
New South Wales, The Locomotive Question in, 100, 181, 267
Newton and Co., Messrs., Optical Lantern for Scientific Use, 380
Niagara Power Transmission, The, 492
Nicaragua Canal, The, 233
Nicholson, Dr. J. S., on Economic Science and Statistics, 282
Nicholson’s Hay Ricker Tedder, 16
Nick el Steel Armour for Russia, Trial of Schneider’s 271
Nickel Steel Armour Plates, American, 93, 380
Nickel Steel Plates, Trial of American, 93
North British Railway Works, 310
North-Eastern Railwav at Heck, Parliamentarv Note, 577
North-Eastern Railway, New Compound Locomotive (Supplement, October 27ih, 1893), 403
North-Eastern Railway Passenger Locomotive (Supplements, September 22nd, October 27th 1893), 288, 403
North-Eastern Railway Works, 386
North of England, 23, 51, 79, 103, 131, 159, 183, 204, 227, 251, 275, 295, 317, 341, 369, 393,413 435, 457, 477, 497, 517, 539, 579, 601, 621
North Sea Baltic Canal and Steam Excavator, 326, 328, 332
North-Western Iron and the Strike, 360
Notes from Germany, 24, 52, 80, 104, 132, 160, 205, 228, 252, 276, 296, 318, 342, 370, 394, 414, 436, 458, 478, 498, 518, 540, 580, 602, 622
Notes from Lancashire, 22, 50, 79, 102, 131, 159, 182, 203, 226, 250, 274, 294, 317, 341, 369, 392, 413, 434, 457, 477, 497, 516, 539, 579, 600, 621
Notes on Long Guns, 281
Notes and Memoranda, 11, 35, 67, 99, 119, 147, 173, 201, 217, 249, 261, 285, 303, 327, 368, 379, 405, 425, 454, 469, 485, 509, 529, 578, 591, 609
Notes from Scotland, 24, 52, 80, 104,132, 160, 204, 228, 252, 276, 296, 318, 342, 370, 394, 414, 436, 458, 478, 498, 517, 540, 580, 602, 622
Notes, Water Supply, 374, 409, 429
Notices to Correspondents, 13, 41, 69, 95, 121, 149, 175, 197, 219, 243, 267, 289, 309, 333, 407* 427, 449, 471, 491, 511, 531, 575, 593, 615
Nursey, Mr. P. F., Some Practical Examples of Blasting, 538
Nut Locks for Fish-plate Bolts, 476
Nut Locks for Track Bolts, 590
Nut-lock, Welch’s 432
Nut-lock, Young’s, 225

“OBERON ” Trial and Oil Fuel, The, Parliamentary Note, 576
OBITUARY :—
- Bailey-Denton, Mr. J., 489
- Berkley, Sir George, 617
- Donkin, Mr. Bryan, 525
- Elliot, Sir George, 617
- Embleton, Mr. Thos. Wm., 495
- Gill, Mr. Henry, 20
- Harvey, Mr. Haywood, 224
- Hawksley, Mr. Thos., 311
- Head, Mr. J., 65
- Kennard, Mr. Thos. W., 269
- Paul, Mr. Matthew, 453
- Reckenzaun, Mr. Anthony, 468
- Reid, Mr. John, 224
- Ruglen, Mr. Jas., 577
- Tyndall, Mr. John, 525
- Underwood, Mr. John, 199
- Weaver, Mr. Henry, 300
Ohio Machine Works Company, Special Motor Gear Lathe, 44
Observatory, Ben Nevis and its, 91, 97
Oil Engine, 3£ Brake Horse-power, The “Trusty” Portable, 521
Oil Engine, The Campbell, 521
Oil Engines at Chicago, 367, 385
Oil Engine, Roots’, Smithfield Club Show, 522
Oil Engines in Tramcars, 219, 237, 273
Oil Engines, Mr. Harry M. Waynforth, 538
Oil Extracting Machinery ? 197
Oil Fuel for Passenger Steamers, 221
Oil in Heavy Seas, 590
Oil Mills, The Sabarmati, 526, 527, 534
Oil, Mineral, from India, 465
Oil, Mineral, in Java and Sumatra, 465
Oil Plant, Sabarmati Mills, 526, 527, 534
Oil Press, Mitchell’s, 304
Okehampton, Cordite at, 14
Oldbury Carriage and Wagon Co., The East Coast Dining and Corridor Trains, 31, 34, 38, 90
Old Foundry, Barnsley, The, 66
One Hundred Miles an Hour, 41
Opera Glass, A New, 515
Optical Lantern, Messrs. Newton and Co., 380
Optical Lantern, Improvement in the, 327, 597
Ordnance, American Nickel Steel Armour Plates, 380
Ordnance Exhibits at the Chicago Exhibition, 300, 301, 325, 378, 419
Ordnance Survey Maps, 193
Oriel Lubricator, The, 124
Orizaba, Girard Turbines at (Supplement, August 25th, 1893), 189
Otto Gas Engines, Double-acting, 452, 465
Oundle Sewage and Waterworks, 577
Our Position in the Mediterranean, 472
Overtime at Woolwich, Parliamentary Note, 576
Ouse Navigation, Trustees of the, and the Board of Trade, 475

PACKING, Starnes’s Sleeve, 169
Packman, Mr. J., Viaduct over the River Birriz, Costa Rica Railway, 40, 43, 109, 139, 145, 165
Paddle Boat in the World, The Fastest, 245
Paper Car Wheel, The Pullman, 299
Paris Agricultural Exhibition, 378
Paris, Public Works in, 616
Paris Universal Exhibition, 1900, 337, 512
PARLIAMENTARY NOTES:—
- Achill Extension Railway, 489
- “Admiral Class,” The, 489
- Boilers of the Bellona, 508
- Cost of a Battleship in Commission, 508
- Discharges at Woolwich, 473
- Disused Chains and Cables, 489
- Dock at Gibraltar, 473
- Electric Communication with Lightships, 577
- Employers’ Liability Bill, 473
- Fog Signals on the Irish Coast, 473
- French Fleet in the Mediterranean, 473
- Harbours of Refuge, 508
- Hours of Work in Naval Establishments, 473
- Importation of Foreign Coal, 577
- Level Crossings, 508
- Level Crossing at Ramsbotham, 489
- Lighthouse Illuminants, 577
- Naval Matters, 576
- New Battleships, 489
- North-Eastern Railway of Heck, 577
- Oberon Trial and Oil Fuel, The, 577
- Overtime at Woolwich, 576
- Railway Level Crossings, 577
- Re-arming Broadside Ships, 508
- Russian Warships, 473
- “Sharpshooter’s” Boilers, The, 577
- Shipbuilding Programme, The, 489
- Strength of the Navy, 508
- Mr. White and H.M.S. “ Victoria,” 473
Parsons’ Steam Turbine, The, 42
Passenger Traffic on the Lower Thames, 199
Patent Specifications, Abridgment of, 123
Patents Austro-Hungarian, 516
Paton, Mr. John F., On the Training of Shipyard Apprentices, 429
Paul, Mr. Matthew, 453
Pavement for Tramways, Metallic, 170
Paxton’s Spoke or Wire Grip, 432
Paxton, Mr. T. R., “Tiger” Pipe Wrench, 128
Penarth and Barry Docks, The, 62, 98
Pencils, Lead, 236
Pennsylvania Railroad Company’s Exhibit,Chicago Exhibition, 397, 402
Perils of the Pit, The, 14
Perken, Son, and Payment, Optical Lanterns, 597
Permanent Way, Keyless Railway Chair, 247
Permanent Way Lock-nut, Pile’s, 389
Permanent Way, United States, Chicago Exhibition, 397, 402
Perrody, M., Metallic Pavement for Tramways, 170
Perry’s Keyless Railway Chair, 247
“Perthshire,” S.S., 516
Peterhead Harbour, Reports on Proposed Improvements, 288
Peterhead Harbour Works, Progress of, 408
Petroleum in India, 465
Petroleum in Java and Sumatra, 465
Petroleum Lamps, 161
Petroleum Motor, The Grob, 21
Petroleum Oil ? Machinery for Refining, 385,
Petroleum Vessels, Construction and Repair of, 28
Phillips, Mr. W., Flexible Backed Brushes, 502
Phoenix Foundry Company, Girder Yard Drilling Machine, 433
Phoenix Iron Company, Steel Eye-bar, 339
Photographing Colours in the Camera, 391
Photographs, Living, Professor Marshall Ward, 427
Photography, Diazotype, 403
Photography, Recent Development of, 525
Physical Definition, 180, 197
Pickles and Son, Messrs. J., Log Frame with Travelling Rack, 128
Pile Head Saw, Cold Iron, 117
Pioneer Steamers of the Pacific Ocean, 238
Pile’s Permanent Way Lock Nut, 389
Pinette Mine Winch for Round R ipcs, 494
Pipe Wrench, “Tiger,” 128
Piston Rod Jack, Hydraulic, 65
Pit, The Perils of the, 14
Pitt’s Screw-cutting Lathe, 619
Planing Machine, Heavy Plate-edge, 410
Planter, “Moline” Corn, 523
Plate-edge Planing Machine, Heavy, 410
Plates, Trial of American Nickel-steel, 93
Platform Bridges, Rolling, 382
Plating, Theory of Thin, 62
Platt, Mr. Sam., Four-feet Ingot Boring Machine, 486
“Plenum” System of Ventilation, 223
Plough, “Moline,” Chicago Exhibition, 490
Plough Pavement, Chicago Exhibition, 490
Plough, Sulky, Chicago Exhibition, 490
Plough, Syracuse Hillside, Chicago Exhibition, 490
Plough, Two Gang, Chicago Exhibition, 490
Plug Switch-board, Edison Motor, Thomson- Houston Plant, 143
Plymouth Water Supply and Sir Massey Lopes’ Gift to the Town, 302
Pochin, Mr. H. D., on the Cost of the Coal Strike, 493
Politico-Economical Aspect of the Coal Strike, 385
Pontoon, The Wallsend, Cardiff Docks, 64
Pooley and Son, Messrs. Henry, “Champion Farmer” Cart and Cattle Weighbridge, 223
Pope’s System of Illumination by Compressed Oil Gas, 21
Port at Manchester, The, 584
Port Ness Harbour, Island of Lewis, 158
Port and Railway, Concessions at San Clemente, 94
Portable Air Condenser for Distilling Salt Water? 615
Portable Hospital, The Berthon, 336
Porter, Mr. J. W., Hydraulic Piston-rod Jack, 65
Portevin’s Bottle Rinsing or Cleaning Machine, Mr. C. W. Burton, 157
Portland Cement, Concrete and, 468
Portland Cement Grinding, 258
Portland Cement, Prevention of the “Falling” of, 220
Portugalete, Ferry Bridge at, 224
Potato Planter, Ransome’s, 17
Potato Raiser, Ransome’s, 17
Poulet, Mr. G., Use of Quebracho Wood for Rail¬way Sleepers, 161
Powrie, Mr. Wm., on Tin from the Mine to the Market, 484
Pre-eminence of English Agricultural Machinery, 532
Press, Hay and Straw, Mr. S. Blvthe, 124
Press, Mitchell’s Oil, 304
Presser, Hay and Straw, 16
Presses and Pumps, Hydraulic, Messrs. Hayward Tyler and Co., 190, 194
Pritchard, Mr. E., Alcester Sewage Disposal, 427
Pritchard, Mr. P. M., Some Forms of Locomotive Cranes, 600
Private Bills in Parliament, and Provisional Orders, 8, 20, 277, 464, 484, 522, 608
Private Enterprise, Encouraging, 219
Private Enterprise in India, Encouraging, 612
Prize Offered by the Netherland Society for the Promotion of Industry for Papers concerning Means of Obtaining Energy through Windmills, 606
Problem in Radiation, 237, 273
“Proceedings” of the Royal Artillery Institution, “Adjuncts of Defence,” 481
Professional Note-books, 488
Profile of the London and North-Western Railway, 192
Propeller Blades, Bull’s Forged, 315
Propellers, Jet, 400
Propeller Shafts, Corrosion of, 152
Propulsion, Jet, 243
Propulsion, Steamship, 18
Protractor, Boynton’s Map Scale or, 65
Provisional Orders and Private Bills, Session 1894, 8, 20, 277, 429, 464, 465, 484, 522, 608
Public Works in Ireland, 229
Public Works in Paris, 616
Public Works in Sweden, 291
Pulley, A New Light Steel, 101
Pullman Car Company’s Works, Timber Drying Plant at the, 223
Pullman, The Town of, 299
Pulveriser, and Disintegrator, The Cyclone, 172
Pump, Duplex Accumulator, Messrs. Fielding and Platt, 213
Pump, Foot Lift and Force, 18
Pumping Engines, Compound Duplex, Messrs. Joseph Evans and Son, 222
Pumping Engines, Recent Practice in, 239, 274
Pumping Engines, Rotterdam, Bombay, and Abbey Mills Sewage Pumping Station, Messrs. Jas. Simpson and Co., 445, 448, 451
Pumping Eagine, Trials of a Davey, Widnes Waterworks, 262, 263
Pumping Machinery, Irrigation, 607
Pumping Plant, An American Sewage, 2
Pumping Plant, Tenders for, 612
Pumping Puzzle, A, 267, 284, 359
Pumping Station, Rotterdam Sewerage Worksr 421, 423, 432, 445, 448, 451
Pumps, New Ram, 610
Pumps and Presses, Hydraulic, Messrs. Hayward Tyler and Co., 190, 194

QUEBRACHO Wood for Railway Sleepers, 161
Queen’s Ferry Bridge, 451, 489

RADIATION, Problem in, 237, 273
Radstock Water Supply, The, 599
Railroad Company’s Exhibit, Pennsylvania, Chicago Exhibition, 397, 402
Railway Accidents, 360
Railway Accident, American, 271
Railway Axles, Tensile Tests of Wroughtlron, 605
Railway from Beira to Mashonaland, 367
Railway Bridge over the Tyne at Wylam, 262
Railways, British, 476
Railways of Cadiz, Minerals and, 176
Railway Chair, Perry’s Keyless, 247
Railway Communication between India and Ceylon, 42
Railway, A Deserted, 596
Railway, The First American, 253
Railway in France, A Projected, 66
Railways in Guadaloupe, 229
Railway, The Jaffa-Jerusalem, 15
Railway Level Crossings, Parliamentary Note, 577
Railway, The Manchester and Sheffield, 177
Railway, Matters, 11, 35, 67, 99, 119, 147, 173, 201, 217, 249, 261, 285, 303, 327, 368,379, 405, 425, 454, 469, 485, 509, 529, 578, 591, 609
Railway, New Balkan, 164
Railway, New Mountain, Barmen, 185
Railway, Novel Street, 105
Railway Sleepers, Use of Quebracho Wood for, 161
Railways of the South African Republic, 205
Railway Speed, 19, 41, 484
Railway Speed in America, 19
Railway System of Tunis, Development of the, 182
Railway Traffic, 244
Railway Traffic, Economies of, 290
Railway Trains in France, Fast, 484
Railway, The Wemyss Bay, 146
Railway, The West Highland, 296, 512
Railway Works, North-Eastern, 386
Raising Wrecks in the Thames, Mr. Cobb on, 424
Ram, Decceur’s Hydraulic, 619
Ram “Katahdin,” United States Harbour Defence, 21
Ram Pumps, New, 610
Rams, Naval, 69
Ramsgate Sea Front Improvements, 270
Rance, Mr. De, on the Discovery of Coal in Cheshire, 600
Rangoon Water Supply, 205
Ransome and Co., Messrs. A., New Cask-making Machine, 387
Ransome, Mr. L. R.,on Cask-making Machinery, 599
Ransome’s Potato Planter, 17
Ransome’s Potato Raiser, 17
Reading, Blake’s Bridge, 178, 179
Reaper Trials, The Royal Agricultural Society’s, 123
Reapers, Trials of Sheaf-binding, 238
Re-arming Broadside Ships, Sir U. Kay-Shuttle- worth on, 508
Reckenzaun, Mr. Anthony, 468
Reckenzaun? Mr., 531
Reclaiming the Foreshore of the River Thames, 580
Record Breaking, Toe Cunarders and, 450
Redruth Water Supply, 324
Reed, Sir E. J., on the British Navy, 277
Referee Frame and Head, Stanley Cycle Show, 483
Refining Petroleum Oil, Machinery for, 385
Refrigerating Machine of To-day, by C. Linde, 314, 598, 613
Refrigeration, Loss of Meat due to Want of, Sausinena and Co. v. Houston and Co., 184
Refrigerator, Trial of a, Messrs. J. and E. Hall, 522
Regulator, A Compressed Gas, 288
Regulator, Thomson-Houston, 143
Reid, Mr. John, 225
Reid, Mr. John E., Trip to Chicago Exhibition and Back, 394
Reinold, Mr. E. K., Waste Weir and Sluices for Maximum Storage, 430, 431
Relic, An Interesting, 182
Remover or Jack, Hydraulic Piston Rod, 65
“Renard," Trials of H.M.S., 293
Rendel, Sir Alexander, Report on Wick Harbour, 200
Repairing Connecting Rods, 66
Reservoir Dams, 525
Reservoirs in India, Impounding, 508
“Resolution,” H.M S., 235
Reversing Valve Gear on the Pinette Winch, Fouquemberg, 495
Reynolds-Corliss Engine and Dynamo, Chicago Exhibition, 113
Reynolds, Dr. J., Diazotype Photographv, 403
Rhayader, Fish Pass on the Wye, 170
Richardson’s Hooded Tubular Boiler, 18
Richmond Lock and Weir, Mr. C. J. More 37, 39, 46
Ricker Tedder, Hay, 16
Riddell Filtering Process, The, 618
Rifling Machine, Loewe’s, 164
Riveting Plant, Tweddell Hydraulic, 213
Roads in China and Persia, 30
Roads and Railways in Damascus, 150
Robinson Radial Truck for Street Cars, Chicago Exhibition, 59, 60
Robson-Brown Burners for Miners’ Safety Lamps, 515
Rock-Drilling Machinery, Electric, Mr. A. L. Steavenson on, 125
Rods, Repairing Connecting, 66
Rolling Platform Bridges, 382
Rolling Stock, East Coast Dining and Corridor Trains, 31, 34, 38, 90
Roots’ Oil Engine at the Smithfield Club Show, 522
Rose, Downs, and Thompson, Messrs., Oil Plant, Sabarmati Mills, 526, 527
Rothamsted Agricultural Experiments, Jubilee of the, 115
Rotterdam, Bombay, and Abbey Mills Pumping Station, Pumping Engines, 445, 448, 451
Rotterdam Sewerage Works, Pumping Station, 421, 423, 432, 506, 507, 510
Rous-Marten, Mr. Charles, A Remarkable Locomotive, 191
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY’S SHOW:—
- Bamford’s Chaff Cutter, 17
- Blythe’s Hay and Straw Press, 124
- British Engineering Company’s Foot Lift and Force Pump, 18
- Carter’s Disintegrator, 17
- Howard’s-Ladd Hay and Straw Presser, 16
- Howard’s New Straw Trusser, 16
- Miscellaneous Exhibits at, 16
- Nicholson’s Hay Ricker Tedder, 16
- Portable Engines at, 20
- Ransome’s Potato Planter, 17
- Ransome’s Potato Raiser, 17
- Reaper Trials, 123
- Richardson’s Hooded Tubular Boiler, 18
- Sewing Machines at, 46
- Tasker’s Winnowing Machine, 16
- Tiffin-Hult’s Creamer, 16
- Woodroffe’s Mower Knife-holder, 16
Royal Artillery Institution, “Proceedings” of the, 481
Royal Commission and the London Water Supply, The, 289
ROYAL INSTITUTION —
- Lecture Arrangements before Easter, 534
“Royal Oak,” The First-class Battleship, 404
“Royal Oak,” Trials of H.M.S., 514
“Royal Sovereign,” The Fairfield Company, 196
Rue de Tolbiac Bridge. Paris, 374, 375
Ruglen, Mr. James, 577
Rush worth and Co., Messrs., Heavy Plate Edge Planing Machine, 410
Russia, Customs and Dues Imposed by, on French and German Machinery, and c., 447
Russia as a Machinery Market, 408
Russian Battleship “Twelve Apostles,” The, 283
Russian Marine, The, 269
Russian Navy, Second-class Battleship “Admiral Nachimoff,” 406, 409
Russian Trade with Persia, Establishment of Consulates, 262
Russian Warships, 473
Rust on Machinery ? Preventing, 385
Rust Removers ? 491

SADASEWJEE, Mr. Jagganath, On the Baroda Waterworks, 508
Safety Car Heating and Lighting Company’s Exhibit at the Chicago Exhibition, 247
Sagar and Co., Messrs. J., Large Log Band Saw, 116, 120
Salle, Mons., Rue de Tolbiac Road Bridge, Paris, 374, 375
Salt Industry of Astrakhan, 297
Salt Industry, The Middlesbrough, 125, 138, 156, 182
Sampling of Iron Ores, Mr. Thomas Clarkson, 323
Samudas, 225
San Clemente, Port and Railway Concessions at, 94
Sand Dredger “Brancker,” The, 338, 339
Sand-papering Machine, Fay’s, 136
Sandeman, Mr. J. W., Concrete and Portland Cement, 468
Sandeman and Moncrieff, Messrs., New Bridge over the Tyne at Newburn, 214, 215, 226
Saner, Mr. J. A., Some English Waterways, 462
Sanitary Appliances ? 471
Sanitary Arrangements, 516
“Santa Maria,” The, Chicago Exhibition, 286, 287
Santiago (Chili) Mining and Metallurgical Exhibition, 1894, 212, 496
“Sardegna,” The Italian Battleship, 486
Sausinena and Co. v. Houston and Co., Loss of Meat, due to Want of Refrigeration, 184
Saw, Cold Iron Pile Head, 117
Saw, A large Log Band, 116, 120
Saw Sharpener for Cold Iron Saws, 169
Sawing Machinery, Chicago Exhibition, 305, 306, 308, 331
Scale or Protractor, Boynton’s Map, 65
Scantlings for Petroleum Vessels, The Suitable, 28
Scarborough Electric Supply Company, The, 213
Schichau and Co., Messrs., Triple - expansion Engine and Dynamo, Chicago Exhibition, 57
Schneider’s Nickel Steel Armour for Russia, Trial of, 271
Science and Art Department, South Kensington, 225
Science Lectures for the People, 508
Scientific Experts, 590
“Scot,” Average Speed of the Royal Mail Steamer, 44
Scotch Coal Struggle, The, 576
Scott-Moncrieff’s System for the Disposal of Sewage, 149
Screw-cutting Lathe, Pitt’s, 619
Screw Propulsion, 515
Screw Propulsion with Non-reversible Engines, 152
Screwing Machines at the Royal Show, 46
Screws, Refined Method of Manufacturing, 154
Seamless Steel Boats, 46, 65
Selected American Patents, 25, 54, 82, 106, 134, 162, 186, 206, 230, 254, 278, 298, 320, 344, 372, 396, 416, 438, 460, 480, 500, 520, 542, 582, 604, 624
Self-starter, The Stockport, 411
Selling Cattle at Weight, 223
Serve Tubes and Retarders, Mr. J. D. Ellis on the Value of the, 61
Severn Navigation and the Midland Canal System, 101
Sewage, Bacteriological Purification of, 149, 181, 202
Sewage Disposal System of Milwaukee, 612
Sewage Pumping Plant, An American, 2
Sewage Purification in Australia, 451
Sewage Purification, Leigh, Lancashire, 516
Sewerage, Ludlow, 420
Sewerage Works, Rotterdam, 421, 423, 432, 506, 507, 510
Sewers, Ventilation of, Mr. Guy L. Till, 515
Shallow Draught Steamer for Egypt, Mr. Edw. Hayes, 47
Shanghai, The Woosung Bar, 288
Sharp, Mr., on the Connelly Motor, 21
Sharp, Stewart, and Co., Messrs., Special Triplegeared Sliding, Surfacing, and Screw-cutting Lathe, 530, 538
Sharpener, Hill’s Cold Iron Saw, 169
“Sharpshooter’s” Boilers, The, Parliamentary Note, 576
Sheaf-binding Reapers, Trials of, 238
Sheer Legs, 160-Ton, New South Wales, Messrs. Eiston and Anderson, 611, 614
Sheffield Car Company, Equalising Electric Motor Trucks for Street Cars, Chicago Exhibition, 59, 60
Sheffield District, The, 23, 51, 79, 103, 131, 159, 183, 203, 227, 251, 275, 295, 317, 341, 369, 393, 413, 435, 457, 477, 497, 517, 539, 579, 601, 621
Shipbuilding in America, 207, 231, 257, 417
Shipbuilding Statistics for the Year, 532
Shipbuilding in the United States, 432
Ship Canal, The Manchester—see Manchester Ship Canal
Ship Canal, The Nantes, 198
Ship Electric Lighting Plant, Chicago Exhibition, 4
Ship Resistance and Tank Experiments, 408
Ships, Motive Power of Small, 166, 202, 237, 273, 284, 307, 340, 367, 383, 491, 424
Ships of War, Casualties on Board. 432
Ships of War, Large and Small, 386
Ships of War, Water-tight Doors in, 473
Shipyard Apprentices, 429, 472, 536
Shipyard Apprentices, The Training of, 429
Shooting, American High Velocity, 225
“Short” Gearless Motor, The, 141
Siemens Bros, and Co., Limited, Messrs., Electric Lighting of the S.S. “Lucania,” 356
Siemens, Werner von, Personal Recollections of, and Scientific and Technical Papers of, 513, 532
Sight-feed Lubricator, Naylor’s, ,403
Signal Apparatus, Dixon’s Automatic Fog, 535, 577
Signalling under Water, Captain Neale’s Apparatus for, 455
Silloth, Artillery Experiments at, 465
Simpson and Co., Messrs. James, Pumping Engines, Rotterdam, Bombay, and Abbey Mills Pumping Station, 445, 448, 451
Sims-Edison Electric Torpedo, Experiments with the, 104
Sinking and Driving in Water-bearing Strata with the Aid of Congelation, 117
Sleeve Packing, Starnes’, 169
Sluices, Waste, 430, 431
Small Vessels, Motive Power of, 166, 202, 237, 273, 284, 307, 401, 424
Smelting Ores of Iron, Sir L. Bell on the Waste Heat in, 300
Smelting Process at Hayle, as carried on by j Messrs. Williams, Harvey, and Co., 484
SMITHFIELD CLUB SHOW, THE, 521, 522
- Campbell Gas Engine, The, 521
- “Trusty” Portable Oil Engine, Messrs. Clayton and Shuttle worth, 521
- “Trusty” Portable Oil Engine, Messrs. Wey- man and Hitchcock, 521
Smithy—Including Springs. Part II, Section III., On the Construction of the Modern Locomotive, 187, 255
Smoke Combustion, New Apparatus for, 160
Societe Cockerill, The Fastest Paddle Boat in the World, 245
SOCIETY OF ARTS :—
- Arrangements for the New Session, 451
SOCIETY, THE CIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS’
- Literature of Engineering, The, Mr. Reginald Bolton, 577
- Visit to the Black wall Tunnel, 105
- Visit to the Works of the London and India , Docks Joint Committee, 313
Society of Electrical Engineers, The Northern, 597
SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS:—
- Annual Dinner, 596
- Collieries and Colliery Engineering, Mr. R. Nelson Boyd, 440
- Gas Substitutes, Professor V. B. Lewes, 329
- Practical Examples of Blasting, Mr. P. F. Nursey, 538
- Visit of Members to the Richmond Lock and Weir Works, 39
- Visit to the Tottenham and Forest Gate Railway, 389
SOCIETY, THE JUNIOR ENGINEERING, 66
- Coal Gas Manufacture and Recent Improvements of the Plant Employed Therein, Mr. S. Cutler, jun., 610
- Excursion to Wilts, Devon, and Cornwall, 225
- Inaugural Address of the President, Mr. John Wolfe Barry, on Engineering considered Generally as a Calling or a Profession, 464, 488
- Resolution Passed by, relative to the Death of Mr. John Tyndall, 577
- Visit to the Tilbury Docks, 451
- Visit to the Cable Depot of the London Tramways Company, 518
SOCIETY, KING’S COLLEGE, LONDON, ENGINEERING
- Presidential Address of Mr. Cobb on Raising Wrecks in the Thames, 424
- Telephones, Mr. Buckmaster, 484
SOCIETY, THE LIVERPOOL ENGINEERING :—
- Adjustment of Surveying Instruments, Mr. Ivan C. Barling, 518
- Inaugural Address of the President, Mr. H. Percy Boulnois, on Municipal Engineering, 420
- Some English Waterways, Mr. J. A. Saner, 462
SOCIETY, MASON COLLEGE ENGINEERING:—
- Ventilation of Sewers, Mr. Guy L. Till, 515
SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF INDUSTRY, NETHERLAND
- Prize Offered for Papers Concerning Means of Obtaining Energy through Windmills, 606
SOCIETY, THE YORKSHIRE COLLEGE ENGINEERING
- Air-compressing Machinery, Mr. W. J. Jenkins, 508
- Methods of Graphical Calculation, Professor Hele-Shaw, 420
SUPPLEMENTS :—
- Express Passenger Locomotives, Compound and Simple, Mr. Wilson Worsdell, September 29th and October 27th, 1893
- Girard Turbines, Orizaba, Mexico, Mr. W. Gunther, August 25th, 1893
- H.M. First-class Battleship “Hood,” 14,000 Tons, Constructed at Chatham Dockyard, November 17th, 1893
- H.M. First-class Protected Cruiser “Endymion,” Earle’s Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, July 28th, 1893
- Tower Bridge, Mr. J. C. Wyllie, December 15th, 1893
- Triple-expansion Engines of the Cunard Company’s S.S. “Lucania,” The Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, October 13th, 1893
- Triple-expansion Engines H.M.S. “Endymion,” Earle’s Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, July 14th, 1893
South African Republic, Railways of the, 205
Southampton Docks, Electric Cranes, 88, 89
South Wales Water Supply, 514
Sovereign Cycle Tire, The, 484
“Speedy,” H.M.S ,439
Sperry Car Motor and Mounting, 142,144
Spoke or Wire Grip, Paxton’s, 432
Springs, Smithy, Including, Section III., Part II., Construction of the Modern Locomotive, 255
Spring-tooth Cultivator, Bradley, 523
Staiths at Dunston, Coal, 398, 399
Stanley Exhibition of Cycles, 483
Starnes’ Sleeve Packing, 169
Starnes’ Stern Tube Valve, 202
Starter for Gas and Oil Engines, Hand Power, 222
Statter, Messrs. J. G., Electric Cranes, Southampton Harbour, 88, 89
Staveley, Memorial Hall at, 596
Steam Dryer, Holden and Brooke’s, 597
Steam Engines at the Chicago Exhibition—see Engines, Steam, at, and c.
Steam Engine Economy, 220
Steam on the Highways, 577
Steam Lifeboat, Launch of New, 612
Steam Lifeboats, New, 313, 612
Steam Shipping Trade, The, 335
Steam, Specific Heat of, 331
Steam Striker, Allen’s, 62
Steam Turbine, The Laval, 390
Steam Yacht Race, A, 80
Steamers, Atlantic, 505
Steamers for Egypt, Shallow-draught, 47
Steamer, The First Transatlantic, 122
Steamers for the Manchester Ship Canal, 467
Steamers, Oil Fuel for Passenger, 221
Steamers, Petroleum Tank, Construction and Repair of, 28
S.S. “Borghese,” Raised for Repairs on the Wallsend Pontoon, 64
S.S. “David Mainland,” Trial Trip of the, 392
S.S. “Gothic,” The, 527
S.S. “Great Britain,” The, 362—367
S.S. “Lucania”—see Lucania
S.S. “Perthshire,” 516
S.S. “Sachem,” for the Manchester Ship Canal, 467
Steamships, Atlantic, 475, 505
Steamships for Egypt, Shallow-draught, 47
Steamships, Fast Ocean, 28
Steamship, The First Transatlantic, 122
Steamship, Great Development of the, 56
Steamships, Oil Fuel for Passenger, 221
Steamships for the Manchester Ship Canal, 467
Steamships, Petroleum Tank, Construction and Repair of, 28
Steamship Propulsion, 18
Steam’s Manufacturing Company, The “Gill” Boiler, 170
Steam’s Manufacturing Company, The Woodbury Engine, 321, 322
Steavenson, Mr. A. L., Electric Rock Drills, 125, 138, 156
Steavenson, Mr. A. L , on Electric Rock-drilling Machinery, 125
Steavenson. Mr. A. L., on the Last Twenty Years in the Cleveland Mining District, 300
Steel Armour Plates, American Nickel, 93, 380
Steel, The Bessemer, 10
Steel Boats, Seamless, 46, 65
Steel for a Cent a Pound, 271
Steel, A Discussion on, 283
Steel and Engineering Trades, The United States Competition in the, 72
Steel Ingots, Handling, 216
Steel Ingots, New Method of Casting, 185
Steel Lathing, Hayward’s, 225
Steel Plates, Mr. W. Muirhead on Suggested Improvements in, 300, 323
Steel Plates, Trial of American Nickel, 93, 380
Steel, Proposed Method of Testing Structural, 229
Steel Pulley, A New Light, 101
Steel Rails, The Outlook for, 594
Steel Rope Suspension Bridge over the Trent, 258
Steel at Wittkowitz, Manufacture of Basic, 299
Steinmetz, Mr. T. L. W., On the Railways of the South African Republic, 205
Stereoscopic Projection, Mr. Anderton’s Invention and, 455
“Sterling” Hay Tedder, 524
Stevens and Sons, Messrs. A. W., Traction Engines at the Chicago Exhibition, 210, 211
Stirling Water-tube Boiler at the Chicago Exhibition, 110
Stockport Self-starter, The, 411
Stoddard Hay Rake and Tedder, 524
Stoddard Transplanter, 523
Storage of Gas, 516. 538, 577
Storing Gas under Pressure, 516
Straw Trusser, New, 16
Street Car Generator, Brush Company, 141, 144
Street Car Truck and Electric Motor, Sperry Electric Railway Company, 144
Street Railway, Novel, 105
Strike, The Coal, 42, 70, 96, 175, 221, 245, 267, 335, 359, 360, 385, 404, 424, 427, 447, 491, 493
Strike, Coal, How Long Will it Last? 96
Strike in the Coal Trade, The Threatened National, 42
Strikes, Coal, and Miners’ Output, 70
Strike, North-Western Iron and the, 360
Sukkur, Boring Operations at, 473
“Superior” Drill, 523
Surveying Instruments, On the Adjustment of, 518
Sweden, Public Works in, 291
Switchboard, Great, Chicago Exhibition, 92
Sydney, New South Wales, 160-Ton Sheer Legs 611, 614
Sydney Pneumatic Tire, The, 483
Sydney University, 100-Ton Testing Machine for 233, 242
Syracuse Cultivator, 523
System of Awards at Chicago, The, 268

TAMWORTH Water Supply. The, 395
Tangyes, Messrs., Irrigation Pumping Machinery, 607
Tanks, Ballast, 29, 62
Tanks, Ballast, Mr. Hamilton on the Wear and Tear of, 62
Tansa Works for the Bombay Water Supply, Mr. J. B. Clerke, 508
Tasker’s Winnowing Machine, 16
Taxation of Foreign Machinery, 123
Taylor, Mr. William, Refined Method of Manufacturing, 154
Tedder, Hay Rake and, Chicago Exhibition, 524
Tedder, Hay Ricker, 16
Tees, Engineering Improvement on the River, 138, 155
Telephones, Bell, Chicago Exhibition, 3, 4, 58
Telephones, Mr. Buckmaster, 484
Telephone, Edison Carbon, Chicago Exhibition, 58
Telephones, Electric Traction and, 15
Telephones, Glasgow, 70
Telescope, A Great French, 502
Temperature, Carnot’s Function of the — see Carnot’s, and c.
Temperature of the Waters of Lakes Superior, Huron, and Erie, 269
TENDERS:—
- Lighting of Belem in Brazil, 223
- Llangefin Sewerage and Waterworks, 98
- New Laundry at Fulham, 534
- Tenders for Pumping Plant, 612
Tensile Tests of Wrought Iron Railway Axles, 605
Testing Armour and Projectiles, 367
Testing of Bridges, The, 615
Testing Machine (100-Ton) for Sydney University, 233, 242
Testing Structural Steel, Mr. A, E. Hunt’s Proposed Method of, 229
Tests of Wrought Iron Railway Axles, On the Tensile, 605
Thames Conservancy, The, 244
Thames, Passenger Traffic on the Lower, 199
Thames, Reclaiming the Foreshore of the, 580
Theatre at Buenos Ayres, The New, 94
Theiler and Sons, Amalgamation of Messrs. Elliott Bros, and, 468
Thermodynamics, 66, 126, 181, 511
“Theseus,” Trials of H.M.S., 596
Thin Plating, Theory of, 62
Thirlmere Waterworks Scheme, 489
Thomson-Houston Arc Light Machine, 143, 144
Thomson-Houston Arc Lighter, The Armature of, 143
Thomson-Houston Electric Plant, Chicago Exhibition, 143
Thomson-Houston Regulator, 143
Thomson-Houston Wall Controller, 143
Thomson, Professor J. M., Recent Development of Photography, 525
Thomson, Mr. William, on the Influence of Some Chemical Agents in producing Injury to Iron and Steel, 515
Thornjcroft and Co., Messrs. Jno. I., H.M.S. “Speedy,” 439
Thrashing Machines at the Chicago Exhibition, 466
Thrashing Machines at the Smithfield Club Show, 522
Tidal Channels, Lighting, 418
Tiffin-Hults’ Creamer, 16
“Tiger” Pipe Wrench, 128
Til', Mr. Guy L., On tne Ventilation of Sewers, 515
Tin from the Mine to the Market, Mr. William Powrie, 484
Tin Mines, Perak Tin Mining Valley, Kinta Valley Railway, 135, 146
Tin Plate in the United States, 360
Tires, Cycle, 483, 484
Tire, The “Sovereign” Cycle, 484
Tire, The Sydney Pneumatic Cycle, 483
Tool, McKay’s Tube-plate Boring, 222
Torbay, Breakwater at, 528
“Torch,” New Sloop-of-War, Preparations for the Construction of, 128
Torpedo Boat Destroyer, “ Havock,” 524
Torpedo Boat Destroyers, 415, 524, 575
Torpedo Boat, New Type, 616
Torpedo Experiments, 104
Torpedo Gunboat “Antelope,” Launch of the, 47
Torpedo Ship, A, 334
Torpedo Ship Attacking Ironclads, 384, 389
Torpedo Ship “Turtle,” Proposed, 384, 389
Torquay Water Supply, 514
TOWER BRIDGE, THE, BY J. E. TUIT, 543—574
- Accumulator House, 570, 573
- Arrol’s Hydraulic Riveter, 555
- Articles published at different times in THE ENGINEER relative to Projects for Bridges and Tunnels at the Tower, 574
- Barry, Mr. J. Wolfe, Portrait, 543
- Boring Pin Holes, 567
- Cantilevers, 560, 565
- Chains, The, 552, 562, 567, 573
- Columns on Abutments, 566
- Cost of Working the Bridge, Estimated, 570
- Designs for, 543—546, 548—551
- Foundations, The, 555, 556
- General Descriptions of the Final Designs, 551
- Girders, 561, 562, 564, 569
- Hydraulic Machinery, 569, 573
- Lifts, Hydraulic Passenger, 572
- Links, Horizontal, 566
- Machinery, General Arrangement of, 570, 573
- Masonry of the River Piers and Superstructure, 547, 572
- Materials used in Construction of the Towers, 574
- Moving Leaves, The, 566
- Ornamental Castings, 569
- Piers and Abutments, 558, 560, 563
- Pins, 568
- Roadway over the Bridge, 568
- Roller Bearings on Columns, 568
- Steel Superstructure, 552, 553, 554, 564, 568
- Steelwork, Erection of the, 564
- Ties, High-level and Land, 560, 561
- Towers, The, 572, 574
- Views of (Supplement, December 15th, 1893, 559, 566, 567, 571, 574
Tower, Wembley Park, 239, 240, 241, 246, 247
Towing Bmts by Electricity, 616
Track Bolts, N nt Locks for 590
Traction Engines. 195, 210, 212, 233 234, 235, 272, 284, 388, 505, 521, 528, 536, 577
Traction Engines, American, at the Chicago Exhibition, 210-212, 233, 234, 235
Traction Engines and Bye-laws, 272, 284
Traction Engines, 8-Horse Power, 195
Traction Engine Grievances, 505
Traction Engine History, A Bit of, 388, 536, 577
Traction Engine Owners, Grievances of, 528
Trade, British. 177
Trade for the Half-year, British, 42
Trade Unionism, The London County Council and, 473
Trades Unions in Germany, 623
Train Resistance, 297
Trains, Marshalling of Mixed, 367
Training of Shipyard Apprentices, Mr. John F. Paton, 429
Tramcar Engine, Gas, 424
Tramcars, Lighting of Omnibuses and, 21
Tramcars, Oil Engines in, 219, 237
Tram Plates ? Cast Iron, 41
Tramways, Electrical, 41, 496, 575
Tramways, Electrical, and the Board of Trade, 496
Tramways, Electrical, and the Proposed Regulations, 575
Tramways Institute, The, 21
Tramways, Metallic Pavement for, 170
Tramways in Paris, Compressed Air, 386
Tramway Rails, Best Methods of Cleaning, 21
Tramways, Steam Traction on, 21
Tramway Traction, Electric, 41
Tramways, Transport by Wire, 296
Transatlantic Steamer, The First, 122
Transmission of Heat through Steel Plates from Heated Gas and Water, Mr. A. Blechynden’s Experiments on the, 62, 98, 107
Transmitters, Chicago Exhibition, 58
Transplanter, Stoddard, 523
Transport to the Coast, Heavy Goods, 44
Transport by Wire Tramways, 296
Trees in India, Mr. Willcock on the Destruction of, 496
Trials of Sheaf-binding Reapers, 238
Trolley-driven Boat System for the Grand Canyon, Colorado, 182
Trucks for Street Cars, Electric Motor, Chicago Exhibition, 59, 60
Trusser, Straw, 16
“Trusty” Oil Engines, 521
Tube Expanders, Tube Cutters, and Beaders, Wicksteed’s, 124
Tube-plate Boring Tool, McKay’s, 222
Tuberculation of Water Mains, 253
Tubular Boiler, Hooded 18
Tuit, Mr. J, E., The Tower Bridge, 543—574
Tunis, Development of the Railway System of, 182
Tunis Harbour 87
Tunnel, The Blackwall, 105
Tunnel under the Great Belt, 122
Turbines, Girard, at Orizaba, Mexico (Supplement August 25th, 1893), 189
Turbine, The Laval Steam, 390
Turbine, The Parsons Steam, 42
Turbines, Vertical and Horizontal, Mr. C. Cadle, 589
Turbine Water-wheel, Mr. C. Cadle, 589
Tweddell Hydraulic Riveting Plant, London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Works, 213, 218
Tyler and Co., Hayward, Hydraulic Pumps and Presses, 190, 194
Tyndall, John, 525
Tyne at Newburn, New Bridge over the, 214, 215, 226

UNDERGROUND Operations at Glasgow, 231
Underwood, Mr. John, 199
Unemployed Civil Engineers, 46
Union in Power, The, 150
U.S. Battleship “Massachusetts,” 129
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, 55
U.S. Competition in the Steel and Engineering Trades, 72
U.S., Compound Locomotives in the, 49
U.S., Electrical Units in the, 293
U.S. Harbour Defence Ram “ Katahdin,” 21
United States, Locomotive Firing in the, 620
United States, Shipbuilding in the, 432
United States Warships and War Materiel, 309
Universal Gold Extraction Process, The, 71
Utilisation of Small Coal, 14

VALON, Mr. W. A. McIntosh, Collieries and Colliery Engineering, 440
Valon, Mr. W. A. McIntosh, Ramsgate Sea Front Improvements, 270
“Valiant,” The Yacht, 199, 200
Valve, Baldwin’s Removable Feed Check, 65
Valve, Starnes’ Stern Tube, 202
Valve Gear, Cochrane’s, 47, 69
Vanderbilt’s Yacht “Valiant,” 199, 200
Variation on Euclid I., 47, 424, 476
Velocity Screens behind Plates, Value of, in Testing Armour and Projectiles, 367
Velocity Shooting, American High, 225
Ventilating, Heating, and Drying, American Methods of, 223
Ventilation, The, “Plenum” System of, 223
Ventilation of Sewers, Mr. Guy L. Till on the, 515
Vessels, Motive Power of Small, 166, 202 237, 273, 284, 307, 340, 367, 383, 401, 424, 429
Viaducts, Manchester Ship Canal, 588
Viaduct over the River Birriz, Costa Rica Railway, 40, 43, 109, 139, 145, 165
Vice Clamp, Allday’s Detachable, 315, 326
“Victoria,” Loss of the, 12, 13, 15, 47, 66, 420, 440, 441, 442, 443, 444, 449, 450, 463, 473
“Victoria,” The “Camperdown” in Collision with the, 12
“Victoria,” The, Can She be Raised ? 47
“Victoria” Court Martial, The Admiralty Minute on the, 450
“Victoria,” The Foundering of the. 420
“Victoria,” H.M.S., Mr. White’s Report on the Loss of, 440, 441, 442, 443, 444, 449, 463, 473
“Victoria,” Photographing the, 66
“Victoria,” Sinking of the, 15
Vienna 1894, Exhibition at, 489

WAGES in the Iron Trade, 105
Wales and Adjoining Counties, 24, 52, 80, 104, 132, 160, 204, 228, 252, 276, 296, 318, 342, 370, 394, 414, 436, 458, 478, 498, 518, 540, 580, 602, 622
Walker, Mr. F., Electric Apparatus for Speaking between Ships at Sea, 62
Walking Work? 615
Wall Controller, Thomson-Houston, 143
Wallsend Pontoon, Cardiff Docks, S.S. “Borghese ” Raised for Repairs on, 64
Walmisley, Mr. A. T., Blake’s Bridge, Reading, 178, 179
Warburton Road High Level Bridge, 599
Ward, Prof. Marshall, Living Photographs, 427
Warships of the Five Great Naval Powers, 410
Warships, High-speed, 505, 612
Warship “Katahdin,” United States, 21
Warships, Large and Smalh 386
Warships, New French, 245
Warships, Russian, 473
Warships and War Materiel, United States, 309
War Vessels of the Tenth, Fifteenth, and Nineteenth Centuries, Chicago Exhibition, 286, 287
Wasteney Smith’s Stockless Anchor, S.S. “Lucama,” 353
Waste Sluices, 430, 431
Water-level Indicator, Electric, 343
Water Mains, Tuberculation of, 253
Water Supply on Board Her Majesty’s Steamships, 98
Water Supply, Bombay, Baroda, Jeypore, 508
Water Supply, Londun, 289, 397, 417, 439, 583, 593, 606
Water Supply, Sources of the London, 593
Water Supply of Mailing, 482
Water Supply, Manchester, 252, 269
Water Supply Notes. 374, 409, 429, 514, 538
Water Supply, Rangoon, 205
Water Supply, West of England, 514
Water Supply Works for Lockerley Hall, 502
Water Supply of Worthing, 185
Water-tight Doors in Ships of War, 472
Water-tube Boilers, 62, 73, 75, 465, 492
Water-tube Boilers, Mr. J. T. Milton, 62, 73, 75
Water-tube Boiler, Trial of a Yarrow, 465, 492
Water-tube Marine Boilers, 62, 73, 75
Waterways, Some English, 462
Waterways, Harbours and, 87, 302, 323, 461, 462, 597
Waterworks for Douglas, Isle of Man, Extension of the, 171
Watson, Mr. G. L., New Steam Lifeboats, 313'
Waynforth, Mr. Harry W. C., Oil Engines, 538
Wear and Tear in Ballast Tanks, 29
Weaver, Mr. Henry, 300
Weaver Sluices, Manchester Ship Canal, 585, 588
Webb, Mr. F. W., Express Compound Engine, Greater Britain, 191
Webb Locomotive in America, 273
Weighbridge, “Champion Farmer” Cart and Cattle, 223
Weigh Table, Locomotive, 453
Weight, Selling Cattle at, 223
Weir, Messrs. G. and J., Main and Auxiliary Feed Pumps, S.S. “Lucania,” 349
Welch’s Nut Lock, 432
Wembley Park Tower, 239, 240, 241, 246, 247
Wemyss Bay Railway, The, 146
Werner, Pfleiderer, and Perkins’ Dough Dividor, 474
West of England Water Supply, 514
West Highland Railway, The, 296, 512
“West” Photo Prints, Black Line, 356
Westinghouse Engines at the Chicago Exhibition, 207, 208, 235
Westinghouse Switchboard at the Chicago Exhibition, 92
Westland Row Terminus, Mr. T. B. Grierson on the Enlargement of, 166, 167, 168, 170, 174
Westmoreland Water Supply, 514
Weyman and Hitchcock’s “Trusty” Oil Engines, 521
Wheel Balancing Machine, Locomotive, 453
Wheel, The Great Ferris, Chicago Exhibition, 83, 84
Wheel, Pullman Paper Car, 299
Wheeler, Mr. W. H., Buoying and Lighting Tidal Rivers, 418
Wheels, Friction, 46, 66, 152, 181
White, Mr., his Report on the Loss of H.M.S. “Victoria,” 420, 440, 441, 442, 443, 444, 449, 463, 473
White Star Liner “Cevic,” Launch of the, 315
Whitworth Scholarships, 169
Wick Harbour, Report by Sir Alexander Rendel, 200
Wicksteed’s Tube Expanders, Tube Cutters, and Beaders, 124
Widnes Waterworks, Trial of a Davey Pumping Engine, 262, 263
Wild and Co., Messrs. John, Hand-power Morticing Machine, 71
Willans’ Memorial Fund, 339
Willcock, Mr., on the Destruction of Trees in India, 496
Williams, Mr. E. Leader, General Plan of Manchester Ship Canal, 586
Willits, Mr. A. B., Man and Hand Hole Cover for Boilers, 410
Wimshurst’s New Influence Machine, 2
Winches, Mine, 494
Windmills, Means of Obtaining and Accumulating Electrically Energy through. 606
Winnowing Machine, Tasker’s, 16
Wire, Iron and Steel, Mr. J. P. Betson on, 300
Wire Tramways, Transport by, 296
Witwatersrandt, Gold Crushings at, 170
Wollaston, Mr. H. U., On Lighting Omnibuses and Tramcars, 21
Woodbury Engine, The, 321, 322
Wood Market Report, Messrs. Denny, Mott, and Dickson, 172
Wood Pavement in London, 309
Woodroffe’s Mower Knife-holder, 16
Woodworking Machinery, Messrs. Fay and Egan, 136, 137, 153
Woodwork in Modern Ships, Carpenters v. Joiners, 154
Woolwich, Discharges at, 473
Woosung Bar, Shanghai, The, 288
Worsdell, Mr. Wilson, Express Engine, North- Eastern Railway (Supplement, October 27th, 1893), 403
Worsdell, Mr. Wilson, Passenger Locomotive, North-Eastern Railway (Supplements, September 22nd, October 27th, 1893), 288, 403
Worthing, Water Supply of, 185
Wrench, “Tiger” Pipe, 128
Wrought Iron Railway Axles, On the Tensile Tests of, 605
Wuensch and Co., Messrs., Concrete and Iron Roadway Bridge at Neuhausel, 607
Wynn, Timmins, and Co., Messrs., Paxton’s Spoke Wire Grip, 432

YACHT Race, International, 288
Yacht Race, Steam, 80
Yacht “Valiant,” The, 199, 200
Yarrow and Co., Messrs., New Torpedo-boat Destroyer, 524
Yarrow and Co., Messrs., Trial of the “Havock,” 458
Yarrow Water-tube Boiler, Trial of a, 465, 492
Yield of Furnaces, Average, 2
Yorkshire, Water Supply in, 538
Young’s Nut Lock, 225
Ysselstein, Mr. H. A. Van, Pumping Station, Rotterdam Sewerage Works, 421, 423, 432 506, 507, 510

ZELL Boiler at the Chicago Exhibition, 118

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