The Engineer 1896 Jul-Dec: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1896 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1896 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1896 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1896 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1896 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1896 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1896 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1896 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1896 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1896 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1896 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1896 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

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List of Names

• ABBOTT, Lieut., Boat-loweriug Apparatus, 642;
• Aberamman Colliery, Coal Conveying, Screening, and Sorting Plant, 409, 418, 461, 470, 496
• Aberystwitli Royal Pier Pavilion, 281, 282, 286
• Admiralty Buildings, The New, 119, 120
• Aitcbinson’s Field Glasses, 250
• Akroyd’s Cells for Pneumatic Tires, 122
• “ Algoa,” Warping Gear, s.s., 160
• Alldays and Onions, Messrs., Pneumatic Hammer, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 16
• Allen, Mr. W. D., Portrait, 449
• Allen, Son, and Co., Messrs., Centrifugal Pumping Engines for Yokohama, 500 ’
• Alt, Dr., Apparatus for Sterilising Milk in Bottles, 452
• Altos Hornos Works at El Dasierto, Bilbao River, 1 284, 285
• American Armour Piercing Projectiles, 548
• American Blast Furnace, An, 245, 246
• American Blast Furnace Practice — General Arrangement for 17ft. by 75ft. Furnace, 26
• American Blast Furnace—General Arrangements, 80, 81
• American Blowing Engines, 247
• American Locomotives, Typical, 238, 242, 261
• American Plate Trials, 145
• American Railways, Permanent Way of, 153
• American Steam Plough, 96
• American Three-cylinder Locomotive, 280
• American Waterworks Company, Portable Derrick for Pipe Laying, 262
• Andrews, Mr. L, Working Alternators in Parallel, 361
• “ Antenor,” The Cargo Steamer, 213
• Argentine Cruiser, “Buenos Aires,” Messrs. Sir W. G. Armstrong and Co., 114 Armstrong and Co., Messrs. Sir W. G., Argentine
• Cruiser, “ Buenos Aires,” 114
• Armstrong and Co., Sir W. G., Railway Ferry Steamer, Lake Baikal and Siberian Railway, 385
• Atlas Bronze Propeller, 94
• Australian Consolidation Locomotive, Now South Wales Government Railways, Messrs. Beyer, Peacock, and Co. (Supplement, July 3rd, 1896)
• Austrian State Railways, Compound Express Locomotive and Tender for, 392, 410, 411, 436, 437, 438
• BAILEY’S Compensating Water Gauge, 479
• Bailey and Robinson’s “Scavenger” Water Gauge, 663
• Baker’s Oil Separator, Feed-water Heater, and Softener, 571
• Bates, Mr. Lindon W., Hydraulic Suction Dredge on the Mississippi, 12, 18
• Baum, Mr. Chas., Combination Boiler Feed-water and Alarm Apparatus, 238
• Barker, Mr. Eric G., Bogie Tank Locomotive, 264
• Barry, Mr. John Wolfe (Portrait), 501
• Bavarian National Exhibition, Nuremberg, Diamond Polishing Table, 278
• Bavarian National Exhibition, Nuremberg, Double Lathe, 278
• Bavarian National Exhibition, Nuremberg, Electro Moto s at the, 277
• Bavarian National Exhibition, Nuremberg, Electrically-driven Rolls, 278
• Bavarian National Exhibition, Nuremberg, School-room Lamp, 278
• Bayreuth Opera House, Plan of, 374
• Belfast Industries, Works of Messrs. Combe, Barbour, and Combe, Limited, 133, 140 Belfast, Messrs. Marcus Ward and Co.’s Works, 156
• Belfast, Messrs. Dunville and Co.’s Distilleries, 77, 88
• Belfast Port, Donegall Quay, 132
• Belfast Port, General Plan of, 28, 132
• Belfast Rope Works, 62
• Belfast, York-street, Flax Spinning and Weaving Company, Premises of, 55, 59 . Belleville Boiler and Fittings, II.M.S. “Power¬ful,” 338
• Bellmouth Tunnel, Glasgow Central Railway, 440
• Bentall’s Grinding Mill, 83
• Berlin Exhibition, Moving Side-walk Railway, 296
• Berlin Industrial Exhibition, The, 155
• Beyer, Peacock, and Co., Messrs., Australian , Consolidation Locomotive, New South Wales Government Railways (Supplement, July 3rd, 1 1896)
• Bilbao Iron Ore District, 312
• Bilbao River, Tho Altos Hornes Works, 284, 285
• Blackpool, St Anne’s and Lytham, Gas Motor Tram Cars, 66, 67
• Bollinckx’s Corliss Cylinder, 560
• Bosnia and Herzegovina Railways, Rack and Rail Locomotive, 466
• BottiDg, Mr. F., Automatic Ball Traps, 269
• Boydell Traction Engine, 1857, The, 136, 137, 138
• Bray’s Road Locomotive, 1862, 233
• Brigg Haulage Attachment for Four-wheeled Vehicles, 489
• Brighton and Rottingdean Seashore Electric Railway, 570
• Bristol’s Recording Thormometer, 269
• Brooke’s Valve Reseating Machine, 122
• Brooks Locomotive Works, The Typical American Locomotives, 238, 242, 261
• Brush Company’s New Engine Shops, Loughborough, Mr. A. Faulks, 79
• Brush Electrical Engineering Company, Raworth’s Universal High-speed Engine, 512, 513, 519
• “Buenos Aires,” The Argentine Cruiser, 114
• Burrell and Co., Messrs. Chas., Boydell’s Traction Engine, 136, 137. 138
• Burrell and Son’s Road Locomotive, 235 J
• Bury Engine, Furness Railway, 1816, S.ill at Work, 239
• Bury Waterworks, The, 164, 168, 169, 190, 195, 196, 197

• CHESTERFIELD Viaduct, 517
• Chevalet Heater Detartarisor, The, 283
• Chicago Exhibition Medal, 20
• Chicago, Lifting Bridge over the Chicago River at, 216, 223, 224
• Chilian Navy, Torpedo Gunboat, Messrs. Laird Brothers, 294
• Caird and Raynor’s Condenser and Evaporator, Refrigerating Machinery, s.s. “India,” 563
• Cameron, Mr. John, Cam and Lever Punching and Shearing Machine, 92
• Camroe Boiler Furnace, Messrs. Shanks, McCormac, and Co., 375
• Canet’s Concentric Ring Breech Apparatus, 538
• Cantabrian Coast, Shipping Piers on the, 359, 362
• Carlow and Sons, Messrs. D., Envelope-maker, 156
• Carnegie Barbette Plate, 145
• Cartwright, Mr. J., the Bury Waterworks, 164, 168, 169, 190, 195, 196, 197
• Casey’s Spherical Water-tight Bulkhead Doers; 181
• Cawley’s Explosion Recorder Indicator Attachment, 220
• Clark’s Road Locomotive, 1866, 234
• Clarke, Chapman, and Co , Warping Gear s.s. “Algoa,” 160
• Clayton and Shuttleworth, Messrs., Oil Engine | Igniter, Smithfield Club Show, 598 Clifton and Crossley, Radial Drilling and Tapping I Machines, 260
• Concha Angle Station, Franco-Belgian Company’s Chain Railway, 313
• Corliss Engine Cylinder, 560
• Craigmaddie New Reservoir, Loch Katrine Waterworks, 118
• Crastin’s Oil Motor Quadricycle, 546
• Creasey’s Indicating Bell Push, 414
• Crossley Bros., Messrs., Double High-speed Elec¬tric Lighting Gas Engine, 93
• Crypto Works Company, Small Electric Motors and Dynamos, 297
• Crystal Palace Exhibition, The Duke of Welling¬ton’s Carriage, 110
• DANUBE, The Iron Gates of the, 334, 335, 342
• Danube, Works for the Regulation of the, 334, 335, 342
• De Bergue and Co., Multiple Punching Machine, 433
• De Bergue and Co., Special Shearing Machine, 58
• “Desperate,” Tho Torpedo Boat Destroyer, Messrs. Thornycroft and Co., 347
• Des Vignes and Co., Design for Horseless ' Carriage, 84
• Dick, Kerr and Co., Douglas Cable Tramway, 422, 423
• Douglas Cable Tramway, The, 422, 423
• Douglas Cable Tramway, Cars and Slot Rail Brakes, Messrs. G. F. Milnes and Co., 450
• Douglas Southern Electric Tramways, 388, 389, 390, 450. 451
• Duke of Wellington’s Carriage, Crystal Palace Exhibition, 110

• EARL'S Court Exhibition Theatre, Choking Coils, 463
• Eaves' Helical Induced Draught, Marine Boiler Fitted with, 590
• Economic Steam Appliances Company, Oil Separator, Feed-water Heater and Softener, 571
• Edgar Boiler, The, 570
• E. J., Water Gauges, 526
• Electric Construction Company, Limited, Variable Ratio Transformer, 116-Kilowatt, 650, 651
• Elliot’s Compound Wedge, 162
• Elliott, Messrs., New Outside Indicator, 268
• Emery Works Company, Milling Cutter Grinding Machine, 148
• Empire Typewriter, The, 121
• Everard, Mr. J. B., Leicester Waterworks, 362, 363, 366
• Everett, Mr. S. A., Automatic Varying Speed Coal Tiy pier, 652

• FAIRBAIRN, Naylor, and McPherson, Messrs., Hydraulic Wheel Press, 642
• Faun Folding Bicycle, The, 573
• Fletcher’s Design for Road Locomotive, 1872, 235
• Fletcher, W., Steam Locomotion on Common Roads, 233
• Folsom Electric Power Plant, 24-Pole Dynamos, 239
• Forman, Mr. C., Lattice and Web Girder Bridges, Lanarkshire and Dumbartonshire
• Railway, 398
• Fothergill, Mr. J. R., Marine Boilers, particularly in Reference to Efficiency of Combustion and Higher Steam Pressures, 7
• Fowler and Co.’s Locomotive, 1868, 234
• Fowler and Co.’s Locomotive, 1886, 235
• France, A Melinite Explosion, 474
• French Quick-fire Gun, The New, 320, 321
• Friedeberg’s Coal Dust Furnace Feeder, Berlin Exhibition, 255
• Friedeberg’s Pulveriser, Berlin Exhibition, 255

• GAS Traction Company, Gas-propelled Tram Cars, 66, 67
• Gaynor, Capt., Automatic Sight Designed by, 213
• General Construction Company, Douglas Southern Electric Tramways, 388, 389, 390, 450, 451
• “Germanic,” s.s., Air, Feed, and Bilge Pumps, 53
• “Germanic,” s.s., Boilers (Supplement, August 7th, 1896)
• “Giesler” Governor, The, 92
• Glasgow Central Railway, 440, 441, 444
• Glasgow District Subway, Map and Sections, 558, 559
• Gobbe Glass Tank Furnace, Jemappes, 654
• Gosling’s System of Accelerated Draught, 601
• Gonda, Bela von, 475
• Goss, Professor W. F. M., Effect upon the Dia¬grams of Long Pipe Connections for Steam Engine Indicators, 123
• Grant’s Automatic Sights for Coast Guns, 415
• Greathead, Mr. James Henry, Portrait, 448
• Great Eastern Railway, Widening Works, The Primrose-street Bridge. 183, 187
• Great Northern Express Engine, The New, 388
• Great Northern Railway, Peterborough, New and Old Bridge Removal, 539, 542
• Great Southern and Western Railway, Compound Express Locomotive, Mr. 11. A. lvatt (Supple¬ment, November 2Cth, 1896), 524, 525
• Great Western Railway, Gradients from Padding¬ton to Cardiff, 157
• Great Western Railway, Newport, London Ex- I press, 157
• Greek Government, Steam Launch for the, 310
• Greenleaf Turntable Company, Centre - bearing Turntable, 479
• Grieve and Company, Messrs. John, Thirty-Ton Steam Locomotive Crane, 594
• Grover’s Indicator Gear, 96
• Guildford, Electric Light at, 60

• HARDY and Padmore’s Gas Eogine, 70
• Harland and Woolf, Messrs., Shipyard and En¬gine Works, 28, 29, 36
• Harland and Woolf, Messrs., s.s. “Germanic” (Supplements, July 17th, August 7th, 1896), 53
• Harman Feed-water Heater, The, 441
• Haslam Foundry and Engineering Company, Re¬frigerating Machinery, s.s. “ India,” 563
• Hastings, Working Alternators in Parallel at, Mr. I. Andrews, 361
• Hayward Tyler and Co., Messrs., Three-throw Vertical Pumps, 122
• Hayward Tyler and Co.’s Treble Vertical Plunger Pumps, 269
• Herbert, Limited Messrs. Alfred, Screw-cutting Lathe, 433
• H.M. First-class Battleship “Prince George”: 619
• Ammunition Passage and Mess Deck, 627
• Armament, 634, 635, 636
• Combined Section, Details of Stem and Ran', Propeller Brackets, Stiffening Girders, 621
• The Conning Tower, 618
• Disposition of Armour, 623
• Engines, Messrs. Humphrys, Tennant, and Co., 622
• Gun Housing Gear, 631
• Officers’ Quarters, 630
• Outer Keel Plate, 620 Prison Cell, 635
• Profile, Upper Deck, Main Deck, 625 The Sick Bay, 631
• Six-inch Quick-fire Gun Mounting, 632, 633
• Starboard Ammunition Passage, 623
• Starboard Engine Room, 626
• Storting Platform, 626
• Steering Gear and Telemotor, Mossrs. Brown Brothers, 628, 629
• Stern Torpedo Tube, 635 Voice Tube Exchange, 623, 624
• H.M.S. “ Foudroyant,” a.d. 1800, 33
• H.M.S. “Minerva,” Feed Pumps, 535
• H.M.S. “Powerful,” Belleville Boiler and Fit¬
• tings, 338
• H.M.S. “Powerful,” Stokehold Fans, and Weir’s Feed Pumps, 396, 397
• H.M.S. “ Powerful,” Trials of, 339, 360
• H.M.S. “ Powerful,” Iriple-expansion Engines
• (Supplement, October 2nd, 1896), 337
• Hindley’s Two-wheel Portable Engine, Smithfield Club Show, 598
• Holden and Brooke, Messrs., Heating Apparatus, Manchester Post-offico, 383
• Hooker, Mr. I’., Self-clamp Guillotine Cutting Machine, 173
• Horner, Mr. John, Flax Scutching and Hackling Machinery, 105
• Hornsby, Bonne,, and Astbury’s Locomotive, 1863, 233
• Hornsby and Co., Messrs. R., Oil Traction and Locomotive Engines, 566
• Hulee and Co., Messrs., Special Machine Tools, 212
• Humble and Barker’s Valve, 225
• Hungarian Millennial Exhibition, Budapest, 1896, 331, 332
• Hungarian Millennial Exhibition, Budapest, 1896, Machinery Hall, 4
• i Hungarian Millennial Exhibition, Budapest, 1896, Plan of the Ground and Buildings, 5
• Hungarian State Engineering Works, 14-16-Horse Power Compound Portable Engine, 331, 332
• Hungarian State Engineering Works, Threshing Machine, 331
• Hungarian State Engineering Works, Wood-cutting Saw, 331
• Hyde Park Locomotive Works, Glasgow, Li Hung I Chang at the, 194

• “INCHMONA," s.s., Five-crank Engines, Mr. Thos. Mudd (Supplement, September 11th, ISM)
• Ingleton Steam Plough, 96
• “Iowa,” United States Battleship, 591, 592
• Isle of Man, Douglas Southern Electric Tram¬way., 333, 339, 390, 450. 461
• l.lingt on Electric Light Station, Boilers at the, 60
• Ivatt, Mr. H. A., Compound Expres» l,oconiotivi>, Great Souithem and Western Railway v* meat, .Ve.rmAo 20fA, 1396V 524, 625

• JARMAINS Swaithe Turner, 83
• Jattrs," Engines of the a a., 161
• Joyce s Gas Retort Setting, 6
• Julien, Mr., Electric Victoria for the Quean of Spain, Messrs. Thrupp and Maborley, 323

• KAYE ind Sons, Seam lose Copper Oil Cana, 145
• Kelvindale Viaduct, Glasgow Central Railway, ttl
• Kentish Ragstone and Cement containing Ragt one, 464
• Kirby, Oscar John, Notes on Weighbridges, 259
• Klein’s Screw and Operating Goar, 343
• Kloec Radial Locomotive, 467. 463
• Korte-Whitley’* Sensitive Drill, 45

• LAIRD Bros., Mosers., Torpedo Gunboat, Chilian Navy, 291
• Lamont and Bonthron’s Improved Simple Steam Pump. 93
• lAuarkslureand Dumbartonshire Railway, Bridges on the, 871
• Lanarkshire and Dumbartonshire Bail way, Lattice and Web Girder Bridges, Mr. C. Forman, 398
• Lanarkshire and Dumbartonshire Railway, Map of, 370
• Lancashire, Derbyshire, and East Coast Railway, Viaduct at Chesterfield, 647
• Landis, H. K., Cyclo Mechanics, 249
• Loo’s Automatic Disinfector Company, Automatic Disinfector, 442
• Lehigh Valley Railroad, U.S.A., Express Engine, 632
• Lancestor Waterworks, 362, 363, 366 Leyton Electricity Works, 491, 492, 493, 491 Linde, Dr. Carl, Apparatus for Attaining Lowost Temperatures, for Liquefying Gases, and for Mechanically Separating Gas Mixtures, 485, 486, 509
• Lister, Messrs., Butter Worker, and Moulder, and Dryer, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 16
• L’verpool Docks, Oil Burning Locomotive, 297
• Liverpool - street Station Widoning, Primrose-street Bridge, 183, 187
• Loch Katrine Waterworks, Craigmaddio New Bsservoir, 118
• Lindon and Birmingham Railway, Permanent Way 87
• Lancashire, Derbyshire, and East Coast Railway, Goods Engine, 617
• London and North-Wostorn Railway, Express Passenger Engine, Mr. F. Webb, 658
• Lutzm.ann Horseless Carriage, 40 Luttmann Motor Carriago, 518

• MAAS, Mr. Tuoodoro, Improved Water Gauge Fitting, 225
• MeCue, Mr. W. F., Portable Derriek for Pipe Laying, 262
• Manchester Electric Light Works, Storage Battery Plant, 599
• Manchester Main Drainago, Adopted Scheme for Etlluont Disposal, 307
• Minchester Post-office, Heating Apparatus, 383
• Manning, Ward Io, and Co., Locomotive for the Soudan Railway, 414
• Marcus Ward and Co.’s Works, Messrs., Belfast, 156
• Mariner’s Automatic Feed, 111
• Marks, Mr. Croydon O., Aberyatwith Royal Pier Tavilion, 281, 282
• Martin and Co., Messrs. II., Paper Folding Machine, 166
• Maryland Steel Company, Hydraulic Suction Dredge on the Mississippi, Mr. L. W. Bates, 12, 18, 19
• Master Car Builders' Standard Pipe Arrange¬ment, 675
• Medway, Tho Snodland Bridge over the, 366, 357
• Merry weather’s Cesspool Emptier, 627
• Midgeholme Colliery, Old Locomotive, 339
• Milncs and Co., Messrs. G. F., Cars and Slot Rail Brakes, Douglas Cable Tramway, 450
• Monsted's Margarine Factory, Condensing Plant, 288, 292, 293
• Monticolo Cyclssocrsph or Curve Tracer, 147
• Mudd, Mr. Thos., Five-crank Engines, s.s. '• Inch-mona ” (Supplement, September 11/A, 1396)
• Muklc, Mr., Wind Turbino for Orchestrions, 666
• Mumford, Mr. A. (!., Main Boiler Food Pumps, H.M.S. " Minerva.” 535
• Musgrave Bros., Mossrs., Hydraulic Shaft Insert¬ing Press, 138

• NAVAL Construction and Armaments Co.,Triple-expansion Engines, H.M.S. " Powerful” (Sup¬plement, October 2nd, 1896), 337
• Neilson and Co., Messrs., llolo Grinding Machine 186
• New Conveyor Co., Coal Conveying, Screening and Sorting Plant, 409
• Now York, Twenty-five Storey Building, 82
• Niagara Falls, Electricity Works at, 686, 687
• Nijni Novgorod Exhibition, Ground Plan, 43
• North-Eastern Railway, Express Locomotive, 107
• North-Eastern Railway Works, Darlington, Machine Shop, 615
• North-Eastern Railway Works, Darlington, Wheel Shop, 615
• North-Eastern Railway Works, Gateshead, Boiler Shop, 614
• North-Eastern Railway Works, Gateshoad, Boiler Tapping Machine, Parkos’ Patent, 613
• North Eastern Railway Works, Gateshead, Car¬riago Shop, York, 612
• North-Eastern Railway Works, Gateshead, K.oect- ing Shop. 610
• North-Eastern Railway Works, Gateshead, Messrs. Fairbairn, Naylor, and McPherson's Triple Hoad Slotting Machine, 609

North Kutem Railway Works, Gotos bend, General Plan, 608

• North Extern Railway Work", Gatsshond, llorn- plate Re-facing Machine, 609
• North Extern Railway Work», Gateshead, Part of Repair Shop, 611
• North Extern Railway Works, Gatoahead, Prin¬cipal Bay of Machine Shop, 610
• North-Eastern Railway Works, Gateshead, Qaartering Machine, Messrs. Craron and Co., 613
• North Extern Railway Works, Gateshead, Run- in? Shod, 612
• North-E astorn Railway Works, Gatoihoad, Smith's Shop, 614
• North-Eastern Railway Works, Oatoshead, Wheel and Axle Shop, 611
• Norwegian Stato Railways, Goods’ Wagons for the, 477

• ODDES3E Steam Pump, Too, 415, 416
• Oreonora Company’s Calcining Kilna, 314
• Orconora Station and Incline, 312
• Otto-Hoffmann Coke Ovens, 303, 304, 305, 306

• PARIS, Motor Omnibus for, 515
• P. and O. s.s. " India,” The Neav, 562, 563
• “Pore Marquette,” Ferry Steamer, 664
• Peterborough, Groat Northern Railway, Now and Old Bridge Removal, 539, 542
• Philippsohn and Loschzinor, Cloth-cutting Ma¬chine, Berlin Exhibition, 255
• Pickles and Son, Messrs., Double Moulding Machine. 97
• Pickles and Sons’ Heavy Log Saw Frame, 71
• I’oago Water Column, The, 162
• Port Talbot Proposod Railway nnd Dock, Map of,
• Proston, Accident to the West Coast Route Ex¬press 85
• Price’s l’atont Cam Gear Cycle, 371
• Primroso-stroot Bridge, Great Eastern Railway Widening, 183, 187
• Pullen and Mann, Messrs., Brick and Tilo Press, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 16

• RANKIN and Blackmore, Messrs., Engines of the s.8. “Jattra,” 161
• Ransomo and May's Road Locomotivo, 1849, 233
• Ransomos, Sims, and Joffories, Messrs., High¬ speed Vertical Engine, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 16
• Ransomos, Sims, and Jefferies, Messrs., Shaft Governor, Royal Agricultural Society's Show, Raworth’s Velograph, 513
• Raworth’s " Universal " High-speed Engine, The Brush Electrical Engineering Company, 512, 513, 619
• Reedham's Patent Ventilator, 156
• Regent's Canal, City and Docks Railway, 181
• Romscheid and Chemnitz Waterworks, The Curved Masonry Dam, 118
• Robey and Co., Clovor and Saod Thresher, Buda¬pest Exhibition, 332
• Robins, jun., Mr. Thomas, Conveying Bolts and their Use, 171, 172
• Robinson, Prof. IL, G.as-driven Electric Lighting Station. Loyton, 491, 492, 493, 494
• Robinson's Variable Speed Governor, 70
• Rodda, Mr. J. F., Reservoir Wall Cloaner, 272
• Roots and Venables Horseless Carriage, The, 40,41 1
• Row ” Tube, Tho, 603
• Royle, Mr., The " Row ” Tube, 603
• Rue de Tolbiac Bridge, Paris, 662

• SANKEY and Sons, Corrugatod Metallic Life¬buoy/, 571
• “ Santa F<$ " nnd tho " Foudroyant,” The, 111
• Schmaltz Automatic Saw-sharpeuing Machine, 144
• “Scotia ” after the Explosion, s.s. 690
• " Send,” Boiler of the Steam Yacht, 230
• Selig, Sonnenthal and Co., New Lathe Attach¬ments, 268
• Semet-Solvay Coke Ovens, 303, 310
• Serpollct Steam Carriages, 518
• Shanks, McCormac, and Co., The Camroc Boiler Furnace, 375
• Shanks and Son, Messrs. Alexander, Compound Vertical Condensing Engine, 225
• Shaws, Limited, Messrs., Brush Back Drilling Machine, 400
• Siberian Railway, The Great, with Map, 459
• Siemens aud Halske, Messrs , Applications of Electric Energy to the Driving of Mine Plant. 8, 9
• Simpson, Strickland and Co., Steam Launch for the Greek Government, 310
• Simpson, Wilson, and Simpson, Messrs., Glasgow District Subway, 668, 669
• Smith's Road Izicomotivo, 1853, 283
• Smulders, Mr. A. F., Eloctrically-worked Dredger. 186
• Snodland Bridge over the Medway, 350, 857
• Southall's Gas Engine, Mossrs. llardy and Padmore, 70
• Stanley, Mr., Drawing Board, 96
• Stanley Show, Crastin's Oil Motor Quadricycle, 516
• Starcross, Old Atmospheric Railway Pumping Station, 199
• Stephenson's Water lutako Strainer, 442
• Stevenson, J no. L, American Blast Furnace Praotice, 246. 246
• Sturgeon, Mr. J., Mechanical Haulage, 199
• Swansea, Proposed Docks at, Map, 215
• Szasz, J. Von, Patent Feed Connection between Locomotive and Tender, 384

• THOMSON, Mr. M. W., 100 Ter Cent Rail Joint, 454
• Thornycroft Steam Carriago and Wagon Com¬pany, Steam Van, 83, 84
• Thorny croft and Co., Messrs., Torpedo Boat Destroyer " Desperate, ” 34?
• Thrnpp and Mabcrley, Electric Victoria for the Queen of Spain, 323
• Thwaitos’ Motor Gas Producers, 220, 221
• Tratman, Mr. E. E. Russell, Permanent Way of American Railways, 153
• Tudsbery's Recorder, 340
• Turton, l’latts, and Co., Messrs. G., Roodham’s Patent Ventilator, 150

• UNBREAKABLE Pulley and Mill Gearing Com¬pany, Adjustable Swivel Shaft Bearing, 370
• Union Dynamo, Water Softener and Purifier
• Attached to tho Berlin Exhibition, 257
• United States Navy Battleships, Nos. 4 and 5, 591, 592

• VELOCIPEDE Syndicate, Price’s Patent Cam Goar Cyclo, 371
• Victor Air Extractor, The, 156

• WADDELL, Mr. J. A. L, Lifting Bridge over tho Chicago River nt Chicago, 216
• Wallberry Viaduct, Tho, 388, 389, 390
• Walliker, Mr. J. F., Notes on tbo Maintenance and Repair of Marine Boilers, 10
• Walton, J., pro A. Bollinckx, Apparatus for Test¬ing Indicator Springs, 60
• Watson's Balanced Water Gauge, 425
• Watson’s Regulating Dribble and Stop Valve, 173
• Webb, Mr. F. W.. Oil Burning Locomotive, Liverpool Docks, 297
• Wedlake, Mr., Two-manual Mechanical Organ, 655
• Weir’s Feed Pumps, H.M S. “Powerful," 397
• Weiss, Emil, Vibrating Sieve, Berlin Exhibition, 256
• Westgartb, Mr. G. W., Round Ropes r. Flat Ropes, 297
• White Star Liner “ Germanic,” Air, Feed, and Bilge Pumps, 53
• White Star Liner “Germanic,” Boilers (Supple¬ment, August 7 th, 1896)
• White Star Liner "Germanic,” Engines of the (Supplement, July 17th, 1896)
• Whitham, Mr. Jay M., Effect of Retarders in Fire Tubes of Steam Boilers, 189
• Wiener Locomotivo Fabriek? Actiën Gesellschaft, Compound Express Locomotive and Tender. 392, 410, 411, 436, 437, 438
• Wiener Lokomotiv-Fabricks Action Gesellschaft, Rack and Rail Locomotive, 466 Wilson, Mr. J., Great Eastern Railway, Widening Primrose street Bridge, 183, 187 Winn and Co., Messrs. Brooke’s Valve Re-seating Machine, 122
• Wirral Railway, Bogie Tank Locomotive, Mr. Eric G. Barker, 264
• Wolf’s 200-Ilorse Power Semi-portable Compound Engine, Berlin Exhibition, 256 Wolseley Autocar, 663
• Woodhouse, Mr. H., The Snodland Bridge over the Medway, 356, 357
• Workman and Clark, Messrs., Cargo Steamer “Antenor,” 213
• Worsdell, Mr. Wilson, Express Locomotive, North-Eastern Railway, 107
• Worsdell, Mr. W. (Portrait), 607
• Wyoming Valley Railway, Three-cylinder Engine,
• YOKOHAMA, Centrifugal Pumping Engines for, Messrs. W. H. Allen, Sin, and Co., 600

• Subject Matter

• ACCELERATED Draught. Gosling’s System of, 601
• Accident to the West Coast Route Express, 85
• Air Extractor, The Victor, 156
• Alternators in Parallel at Hastings, Working Mr. I. Andrews, 361
• Armour Piercing Projectiles, American, 548
• Auto-car, Wolseley, 663
• Automatic Ball Traps, Mr. F. Botting, 269
• Automatic Food, Mariner's, 111
• Automatic Sight, Captain Gaynor’s, 213

• BALANCED Slide Valve, Klein's, 34S
• Battleships Noj. 4 and 5, United States Navy, 591, 592
• Battleships “Princo Goorge,” H.M. First-class, 618, 619, 620. 021, 622, 623, 624, 625
• Bearing, Adjustable Swivel Shaft, 370
• Boll Push, Creasoy’s Indicating, 414
• Belts and their Use, Conveying, Mr. P. Hooker, 173
• Bicycle, The Faun Folding, 573
• Blast Furnace, An American, 246, 246
• Blast Furnace, American, General Arrangements, 80, 81
• Blast Furnace Practice, American, 26
• Blowing Engines, American, 247
• Boat lowering Apparatus, Lieut. Abbott, 642
• Boiler, The Edgar, 570
• Boiler Feed Pumps, H.M.S. " Minerva." 535
• Boiler Feed-water and Alarm Apparatus, Com¬bination, Mr. Chas. Baum, 288
• Boiler and Fittings, Belleville, H.M.S. “Power¬ful,” 338
• Boiler Furnace, The Camroc, Messrs. Shanks, McCormac, and Co., 875
• Boilers at the Islington Electric Light Station, 60
• Boilers, Marine, Mr. J. F. Wallikor’s Notes on their Maintenance and Repair, 10
• Boiler of the Steam Yacht “ Send,” 236
• Boilers, White Star s.s. “ Germanic ” (Supple¬ment, .1 ugust 7th, 1896).
• Breakwater, Bilbao, 285
• Breech Apparatus, Concentric Ring, Canet’s, 538
• Brick and Tile Press, Messrs. Pullan and Mann. Royal Agricultural Society's Show, 16

Brush Back Boring Machine, Messrs. Shaws, Limited, 400

• Bridge over the Chicago River, Chicago, Lifting, 216, 223, 224
• Bridges on the Lanarkshire and Dumbartonshire Railway, 371
• Bridges, Lattice and Web Girder, Lanarkshire and Dumbartonshire, Mr. C. Forman, 398
• Bridge over tte Medway, Snodland, Mr. IL Woodhouse, 353, 357
• Bridge, The Primrose-street, Great Eastern Rail¬way Widening Works, 183, 187
• Bridge Removal, New and Old, Great Northern Railway, Peterborough, 539, 542
• Bridge, Rue do Tolbiac, Paris, 662
• Bridge, The Vizoaya, Portugalete, 285
• Building, New York, Twenty-five Storey, 32
• Bulkhead Doors, Casey’s Spherical Water-tight 181
• Butter Worker and Moulder and Dryer, Messrs. Lister, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 16

• CABLE Tramway, The Douglas, 422, 423
• Cam Gear Cycle, Price’s Patent, 371
• Cam and Lever Punching and Shearing Machine, Mr. John Cameron, 92
• Canal, City and Docks Railway, Regent’s, 181
• Carriage, The Duke of Wellington’s, Crystal Palace Exhibition, 110
• Cars and Slot Rail Brakes, Douglas Cable Tramway, Messrs. G. F. Milnes and Co., 450
• Cells for Pneumatic Tires, Akroyd’s, 122
• Cesspool Emptier, Merryweather’s, 527
• City and Docks Railway, Regent’s Canal, 181
• Cloth Catting Machine, Philippsohn and Leschziner, 255
• Coal Conveying, Screening, and Sorting Plant, Aberamman Colliery, 409, 418, 461, 470, 496
• Coal Dust Furnace Feeder, Friedeberg’s, 255
• Conveying Belts and their Use, Mr. Thomas Robins, jun., 171, 172
• Coke-making, 205
• Coke Ovens, Otto-Hoffmann, 303, 304, 305, 306
• Coke Ovens, Semet-Solvay, 303, 316
• Concentric Ring Breech Apparatus, Canct’s, 538
• Condensing Plant, Monsted’s Margarine Factory,
• 288, 292, 293
• Crane, Thirty-ton Steam Locomotive, Messrs. John Grieve and Co., 594
• Cruiser “ Buenos Aires,” Tho Argentine, 114
• Cutting Machine, Cloth, Philippsohn and Leech-ziner, 255
• Cutting Machine, Self-clamp Guillotine, Mr. P. Hooker, 173
• Cycle Cam Gear, Price's Patent, 371
• Cycle Mechanics, U. K. Landis, 249
• Cycle Show, The Stanley, 546
• Cyclesograph or Curve Tracer, The Monticolo, 147

• DAMS, Masonry, Rxmscbeid and Chemnitz Waterworks, 118
• Derrick for Pipe Laying, Portable, Mr. W. F. Cue, 262
• Detartariser, The Chevalet Heater, 283
• Diamond Polishing Table, Bavarian National Ex¬hibition, Nuremburg, 278 Disinfector, Automatic, Lee’s Automatic Disin¬fector Company, 442
• Distilleries, Belfast, Messrs. Dnnville and Co.’s, 77, 78
• Docks at Swansea, Plan of Proposed, 213
• Doors, Casey's Spherical Water-tight Bulkhead, 181
• Drainage, Manchester Main, 307
• Drawing Board, Mr. Stanley, 96
• Dredger on the Mississippi, Hydraulic Sucticn, Mr. L. W. Bates, 12, 18
• Dredger, Electrically Worked, Mr. A. F. Smul¬ders, 186
• Drill, Körte-Whitley’s Sensitive. 45
• Dry Dock in which the New Admiralty Buildings are Placed, 119

• ELECTRIC Light Mains, Guildford, CO Electric Light Station, Hostings, Working Alter¬nators in Parallel, 361
• Electric Light Station, Islington, Boilers at the, 60
• Electric Lighting of the Earl's Court Exhibition Theatre, Choking Coils, 463
• Electric Lighting Works, Leyt.n. 491, 492, 493. 494
• Electric Motor Couplings, Bavarian Exhibition, Nuremburg, 277
• Electric Motors and Dynamcs, Small, The Crypto Works Co., 297
• Electric Power Plant, 24-Pole Dynamo, Tho Folsom, 239
• Electric Railway, Brighton and Rottingdean Sea¬shore, 570
• Electric Tramways, Douglas Southern, 388, 389, 390, 450, 461
• Electric Transmission of Power in Minos, Messrs. Siemens and Halske's Applications for, 8, 9
• Electric Victoria for the Queen of Spain, Messrs. Thrupp and Maberly, 323
• Electrically Driven Rolls, Bavarian National Exhibition, Nuremburg, 278
• Electrically Worked Dredger, Mr. A. F. Smulders,
• Electricity Works at Niagara Falls, 5S6, 587
• Electro motors at the Bavarian National Exhibi¬tion, Nuremburg, 277
• Engine, The Boydell Traction, 136, 137, 138
• Engines, Centrifugal Pumping, Messrs. W. 11. Allen, Son, and Co., 500
• Engine, 14-16-H.P. Compound Portable, .Hun¬garian State Engineering Works, 332
• Engine, Compound Vertical Condensing, Messrs. Alex. Shanks and Sons, 225
• Engine Cylinder, Corliss, 560
• Engine, Double High-speed Electric LightingGas Messrs. Crossley Bros., 93
• Engines, Five Crank, a.s. “ Inchmona, ” Mr. Thos. Mndd LSu/infemzaZ, SeptnAer lit*, 1896)
• Engine. Gas, Messrs. Hardy and Padmore, 70
• Engine, High-speed Vertical, Messrs. Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, Royal Agricultural Society 'e Show, 16
• Engine, Bindley’s Two-wheel Portable. Smith- field Club Show, 598
• Engines, Oil Traction and Locomotive, Messrs. R. Hornsby and Sons, 566
• Engine, Portable, Hungarian State Engineering Works, 331 B 8
• Engine, Raworth’s Universal High-speed, 512, 513, 519
• Engine, Semi-compound Portable, R. Wolff, Berlin Exhibition, 256
• Engine Shops, Loughborough, The Brush Co.’s New, 79
• Engines of the s.s. “ Germanic” (Supplement. July 17th, 1896)
• Engines of the s.s. " Jattra,” 161
• Engines, Three-cylinder American, 280
• Engines, Triple-expansion, H.M.S. “Powerful" (Supplement, October 2nd, 1896), 337 Envelope Maker, Messrs. D. Carlow and Sons, 156
• Exhibition, The Berlin Industrial, 155
• Exhibition, Ground Plan of the Nijni Novgorod, 43
• Explosion on Board the s.s. “Scotia,” 590
• Explosion, A Melinite, 474
• Explosion Recorder Indicator Attachment, Craw¬ley’s, 220

• FANS, Stokehold, H M.S. “ Powerful," 396, 397
• Feed Connection between Locomotive and Tender, J. v. Szasz, 384
• Feed Pumps, Weir’s, H.M.S. “Powerful," 396, 397
• Feed-water Heater, The Harman, 441
• Ferry Steamer, Railway, Lake Baikal and Siberian Railway, 385
• Ferry Steamer, “ Përe Marquette,” 664
• Field Glasses, Aitcbinson’s, 250
• Flax Scutching land Flax Heckling Machinery, Mr. John Horner, 105
• Flax Spinning and Weaving Company’s Premises, York-street, Belfast, 55, 59
• Furnaces, Amorican Blast, 245, 246
• Furnace Feeder, Coal Dust, Berlin Exhibition, 255
• Furnace, Glass Tank, Gobbe, 654

• GAS ENGINE, Double High-speed Electric Lighting, Messrs. Crossley Bros., 93
• Gas Engine, Southall’s, 70
• Gas-propelled Tram Cars, 66, 67
• Gas Retort Setting, Joyce’s, 6
• Gauge, Watson’s Balanced, 425
• Glass Tank Furnace, Jemappes, The Gobbe, 654
• Goods Wagons for the Norwegian State Railways, 477
• Governor, The “Giesler,” 92
• Governor, Robinson's Variable Speed, 70
• Gradients from Paddington to Cardiff, Great Western Railway. 157
• Grinding Machine, Hole, Messrs. Neilson and Co., 186
• Grinding Mill, Bentall’s, 83
• Guillotine Cutting Machine, Self-Clamp, Mr. P. Hooker, 173
• Gun, French Qaick-fire, 320, 321

• HARBOUR Works, Bilbao, River and Sea, 284, 285
• Haulage Attachment for Four-wheeled Vehicles, The Brigg, 489
• Haulage, Mechanical, Mr. J. Sturgeon, 199
• Heating Apparatus, Manchester Post-office, 383
• Helical Induced Draught, Eaves’, 590
• H.M.S. “ Foudroyant,” a.d. 1800 33
• H.M.S. "Powerful,” 337, 338, 339, 360 (Supple¬ment, October 2nd, 1896)
• Hole Grinding Machine, Messrs. Neilson and Go., 186
• Horseless Carriage, Messrs. Des Vignes and Co.’s Design for, 84
• Horseless Carriage, The Lutzmann, 33
• Horseless Carriage, The Roots and Venables, 33
• Hydraulic Shaft Inserting Press, Messrs. Musgrave Brothers, 136, 137, 138
• Hydraulic Suction Dredge on the Mississippi, Mr. L. W. Bates, 12, 18
• Hydraulic Wheel Prots, Messrs. Fairbairn, Naylor and McPherson, 642

• IGNITER, Oil Engine, Messrs. Clayton and Shuttleworth, Smithfield Club Show, 698 Indicators, Method of Attaching Steam Engine Prof. W. F. M. Goss, 123
• Indicator, New Outside, Messrs. Elliott, 268
• Indicator Gear, Grover’s, 96
• Industries, Belfast, 55, 59, 62, 77. 88, 133, 140
• Iron Gates of the Danube, 334, 335, 342
• Iron Ore District, The Bilbao, 312, 313, 314
• LAMPS, Bavarian National Exhibition, Nurem¬burg, 278
• Lathe Attachments, Messrs. Selig, Sonnenthal and Co., 268
• Lathe, Double, Bavarian National Exhibition, Nuremburg, 278
• Life-Buoys, Corrugated Metallic, Messrs. Sankey and Sone, 571
• Liquefying Cases and for Mechanically Separating Gas Mixtures, Dr. C. Linde’s Apparatus for Attaining Lowest Temperatures for, 485, 486, 509
• Locomotive, Australian Consolidation, New South Wales Government Railways, Messrs. Beyer, Peacock and Co. (Supplement, July 3rd, 1896)
• Locomotive, Bogie Tank, Mr. Eric G. Barker, 264
• Locomotive, The Bury, Furness Railway, 1846, Still at Work, 239
• Locomotive, Compound Express, Great Southern and Western Railway (Supplement, Novem¬ber 2M, 1896), Mr. H. A. Ivatt, 524, 525
• Locomotive Engines, Oil Traction and, Messrs. R. Hornsby and Co., 566
• Locomotive, Express, Lahigh Valley Railroad, U.S.A.,582
• Locomotive, Express, North-Eastern Railway, Mr. Wilson Worsdell, 107
• Locomotive, Express Passenger, Mr. F. Webb, London and North-Western Railway, 658
• Locomotive, Goods, Lancashire, Derbyshire, and East Coast Railway, 547
• Locomotive, Great Northern Express, 388
• Locomotive, Great Western Railway, The New¬port-London Express, 157
• Locomotive, Klose Radial, 467, 468
• Locomotive, Oil-burning, Liverpool Docks, 297
• Locomotive, Old, Midgeholme Colliery, 339
• Locomotive, Rack and Rail, Bosnia and Herzsgovina Railways, 466
• Locomotive, Road, Messrs. Burrell and Sons’, 235
• Locomotive, Road, 1849, Messrs. Ransome and May, 233
• Locomotive, Road, 1868, Smith’s, 233
• Locomotive, Road, 1862, Bray’s, 233
• Locomotive, Road, 1863, Messrs. Hornsby, Bounel, and Astbury, 233
• Locomotive, Road, 1866, Clark’s, 234
• Locomotive, Road, 1868, Messrs. Fowler and Co.’s, 234
• Locomotive, Road, 1872, Fletcher's Design for, 235
• Locomotive for the Soudan Railway, Manning, Wardle, and Co.. 414
• Locomotive and Tender, Compound Express, Austrian State Railways, 372, 410,411, 436, 437, 438
• Locomotive, Three-Cylinder, American, 280
• Locomotives, Typical American, 238, 242, 261
• Locomotive Works, Glasgow, Hyde Park, Li Hung Chang’s Visit to, 199

• MACHINE Tools, Special, Messrs. Hulse and Co., 212
• Machine Works of Messrs. Combe, Barbour, and Combe, Limited, Belfast, 133, 140
• Machinery Hall, Budapest Exhibition, 4
• Map of the Great Siberian Railway, 459
• Map of Lanarkshire and Dumbartonshire Railway, 370
• Map of Route, Lancashire, Derbyshire, and East Coast Railway, 547
• Map of Port Talbot, Proposed Railway and Dock,
• Map and Sections of Glasgow District Subway, 5o8, 559
• Marine Boilers, Notes cn the Maintenance and Repair of, Mr. J. F. Walliker, 10
• Marino Boilers, particularly in Reference to Effi¬ciency of Combustion and Higher Steam Pres¬sures, 7
• Mechanical Hanlage, Mr. J. SturgeoD, 199
• Medal, The Chicago Exhibition, 20
• Melinite Explosion, A, 474
• Milk in Bottles, Dr. Alt’s Apparatus for Sterilis¬ing, 452
• Milling Cutter Grinding Machine, Emery Works Co., 148
• Mine Cage Interlocking Overwinding Prevention Apparatus, 207, 2C9
• Motor Carriages, The Serpollet and Lutzmann, 518
• Motor Omnibus for Paris, 615
• Moulding Machine, Double, Messrs. Pickles and Son, 97
• Moving Sidewalk Railway, Berlin Railway, 2£6

• OIL Cans, Seamless Ctpper, Messrs. Kaye and Sons, 145
• Oil Engine Igniter, Messrs. Clayton and Shuttle- worth, Smithfield Club Show, 598
• Oil Motor Quadricycle, Crastin’s, 546
• Oil Separator, Feed-water Heater and Softener, | Baker’s, 571
• Oil Traction and Locomotive Engines, Messrs. R. Hornsby and Co., 566
• Omnibus Motor for Paris, 515
• Opera House, Plan of Bayreuth, 374
• Ore Shipping Pier on the Cantabrian Coast, 359, 362
• Organ. Two-manual Mechanical, Mr. Wtdlake, 655

• PAPER-FOLDING Machine, Messrs. R. Martin and Co., 156
• Paper Works, Belfast, Messrs. Marcus Ward and Co.’s, 155
• Permanent Way of American Railways, 153
• Permanent Way, London and Birmingham Rail¬way, 87
• Pier, Aberystwith, 281, 282. 2S0
• Pier Pavilion, Aberystwith Royal, 281
• Piere, Shipping, on the Cantabrian Coast, 359, 362
• Plan of Ground and Buildings, Budapest Exhibi¬tion, 5
• Plate, Tho Carnegie Barbette, 145
• Plate Trials, American, 145
• Plough, Ingleton Steam, 96
• Pneumatic Hammer, Messrs. Alldays and Onions, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 16
• Pneumatic Tires, Ackroyd’s Cells for, 122
• Port of Belfast, General Plan of the, 28, 132
• Portrait of Mr. John Wolfe Barry, 501
• Portrait of Bela von Gonda, 475
• Portraits, Mr. Jas. H. Greathead and Mr. W. D. Allen, 448, 449
• Portrait of Mr. W. Worsdell, 607
• Press, Hydraulic Shaft Inserting, Messrs. Musgrave Bros., 136, 137, 138
• Projectiles, Armour Piercing, 548
• Propeller, Atlas Bronze, 94
• Pulveriser, Friedeberg’s, 255
• Pumping Arrangements for Screw Steamers, Steam, 103, 104, 179, 180
• Pumping Engines, Centrifugal, Yokohoma, 500
• Pumps, Air, Feed, and Bilge, s.s. “Germanic,”
• Pumps, Boiler Feed, H.M.S. “ Minerva,” 535
• Pumps, Feed, H.M.S. “ Powerful,” 397
• Pump, The Odesse Steam, 415, 416
• Pumps, Throe-throw Vortical, Messrs, Hayward Tyler and Co., 122
• Pumps, Treble Vortical Plunger, Messrs. Hay¬ward Tyler and Co., 269
• Punching Machine, Multiple, Messrs. Do Bergue and Co., 433

• QUADRICYCLE, Crastin’s Oil Motor, 546
• Quay, Dcnegal, Belfast Port, 132
• Quick-fire Gun, The New French, 320, 321

• RADIAL Drilling and Tapping Machines, Messrs. Clifton and Crossley, 260
• Ragstone, Kentish, 464
• Rail Joint, 100 Per Cent., Mr. M. W. Thomson, 454
• Railway and Dock, Plan of Port Talbot Proposed, 210
• Railway Ferry Steamer, Sir W. G. Armstrong and Co., 385
• Railway, Glasgow Central, 440, 441, 444
• Railway, The Groat Siberian, 459
• Railway, Lanarkshire and Dumbartonshire, 370, 371
• Railways, Permanent Way of American, 163
• Railway Works, Gateshead, North-Eastern, 608, 609, 610, 611, 612, 613, 614
• Railway Works, Darliugton, North-Eastern, 615
• Recorder, Tudsbery’s, 346
• Refrigerating Machinery, P. and O. s.s. “ India,” 563
• Regulating Dribble and Stop Valve, Watson’s, 173
• Reservoir, Craigmaddie New Service, 118
• Reservoir Wall Cleaner, Mr. J. F. Rodda, 272
• Retarders in Fire-tubes of Steam Boilers, Effect of, 189
• River and Sea Harbour Works, Bilbao, 284, 285
• Ropes, Round r. Flat, Mr. G. Westgartb, 297
• Rope Works, Belfast, 62

• SAW FRAME, Log Saw, Messrs. Pickles and Sons’, 71
• Saw-sharpening Machine, The Schmaltz Auto¬matic, 144
• Screw-cutting Lathe, Messrs. Alf. Herbert, Limited, 433
• Screw Gauge Committee, Report of the, 323
• Screw and Operating Gear, Klein’s, 348
• Seamless Copper Oil Cans, Messrs. Kaye and Sons, 145
• Self-clamp Guillotine Cutting Machine, Mr. P. Hooker, 173
• Shaft Bearing Adjustable Swivel, 370
• Shaft Governor, Messrs. Ransomes, Sims, and ( and Jefferies, Royal Agricultural Society’s 1 Show, 16
• Shaft-inserting Press, Hydraulic, Messrs. Mus¬grave Brothers, 136, 137, 188
• Shearing Machine, De Bergue and Co., 58
• Shipping Piers on the Cantabrian Coast, 359, 362
• Shipyard and Engine Works, Messrs. Harland and Woolf’s, 28, 29, 36
• Side-Walk Railway, Moving, Berlin Exhibition, 296
• Sifter, Four-Crank Rotary, Emil Weits, Berlin Exhibition, 256
• Sights for Coast Guns, Captain Grant’s Automatic, 415
• Standard Pipe Arrangement, The Master Car Builders’, 575
• Steam Carriage, Lutzmann, 518
• Steam Carriage, Serpollet, 518
• Steam Launch for the Greek Government, 310
• Steam Locomotion on Common Roads, 233
• Steam Plough, American, 96
• Steam Pump, The Oddesse, 416, 416
• Steam Pumping Arrangements in Screw Steamers, 103, 104, 179, 180
• S S. “ India,” The New P. and 0., 662, 563
• Steam Van, Thornycroft Steam Carriage and Wagon Go., 83, 84
• Steamer, Cargo, Tbo “ Antenor,” 213
• Steamer, Ferry, “Phre Marquette,” 664
• Steamer, Railway, Ferry, Sir W. G. Armstrong and Co., 385
• Sterilising Milk in Bottles, Dr. Alt’s Apparatus for, 452
• Stokehold Fans and Feed Pumps, H.M.S. “ Powerful,” 396, 397
• Stop Valve, Watson's, Regulating Dribble and, 173
• Storage Battery Plant, Manchester Electric Light Works, 599
• Subway, Glasgow District, Map and Sections of, 558, 559
• Swaithe Turner, Jarmain’s, 83
• Swivel Shaft Bearing, Adjustable, The Unbreak¬able Pulley and Mill Gearing Co., 370

• TESTING Indicator Springs, Apparatus for, Mr. J. Walton, 60
• Thermometer, Bristol’s Recording, 269
• Thrasher, Clover and Seed, Messrs. Robey and Co., Budapest Exhibition, 332 Thrashing Machine, Hungarian State Engineering Works, 331
• Three-Throw Vertical Pumps, Messrs. Hayward Tyler and Co., 122
• Tippler, Automatic Varying Speed Coal, Mr, S. A. Everett, 652
• Tires, Akroyd’s Cells for Pneumatic, 122
• Torpedo Boat Destroyer “ Desperate,” The, 347
• Torpedo Gunboat, Chilian Navy, Mets:s. Laird Bros., 294
• Traction Engine, The Boydell, 136, 137, 138
• Tramcars, Gas Motor, Blackpool, St. Anne’s, Lytham, Tramways, 66, 67
• Tramway, The Douglas Cable, 422, 423
• Tramways, Electric, Isle of Man, 388, 389, 390, 450, 451
• Transformer, 116 Kilowatt, Variable Ratio, The Electric Construction Co., Limited, 650, 651
• Traps, Automatic Ball, Mr. F. Botting, 269
• Tube, The “ Row,” 603
• Tunnel, Bellmouth, Glasgow Central Railway, 440
• Turntable, Centre-BeariDg, 479
• Typewriter, Tho “ Empire,” 121

• VALVE, Balanced Slide, 348
• Valve, Humble and Barker's, 225
• Valve, Re-seatiDg Machine, Brooke’s, 122
• Velograph, Haworth's, 513
• Ventilator, Reedham's Patent, 166
• Viaduct, Chesterfield, Lancashire, Derbyshire, and East Coast Railway, 547
• Viaduct, Kelvindale, Glasgow Central Railway 441
• Viaduct, Wallborry, 388, 389, 390

• WARPING Gear, s.s. "Algoa,” 160
• Water Colunm, The Poage, 162
• Water Gauge, Bailey’s Compensating, 479
• Water Gauge, Bailey and Robinson’s “Scaven¬ger,” 663
• Water Gauges, E. J., 526
• Water Gauge, Watson’s Balanced, 426
• Water Gauge Fitting, Improved, 225
• Water Intake Strainer, Stephenson’s, 442
• Water Softener and Purifier Attached to the Union Dynamo, Berlin Exhibition, 257
• Water-tight Bulkhead Doors, Casey's Spherical
• Waterworks, The Bury, 164, 168, 169, 190, 195, 196, 197
• Waterworks, Extension of Loch Katrine, 118
• Waterworks, Leicester, 362, 363, 366
• Wedge, Elliot’s Compound, 162
• Weighbridges, Notes on, Mr. O. I. Kirby, 259
• Widening Works, Great Eastern Railway, 183,
• Wood-cutting Saw, Hungarian State Engineering Works, 331
• Works for the Regulation of the Danube, 334, 335, 342