The Engineer 1897 Jul-Dec: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1897 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1897 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

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A

• AFGHANISTAN, A Fighting Tower at Sadda in the Kurram Valley, 301
• Afghanistan, Gun Factories, Sir T. S. Pyne, 175
• Ameer of Afghanistan's Gun Factories, 175
• American Armour-piercing Projectiles, 501
• American Compressed Air and Steam Locomotive, 137
• American Locomotive for Chinese Railways, 377
• American Saloon Carriage, South-Eastern Rail¬way, 443, 445, 450
• American Steam Car for Branch Lines, 634
• Ameye, M., Beer Gasifying Machine, 454
• Argentine Training Ship, “Presidente Sarmiento,” “ Arrogant," Keel and Stem of the, 413

B

• BAILEY and Co., Messrs. W. H., Albion Works, Salford, 622 , 626
• Baldwin Works, The Vauclain Locomotive, 253
• Beiliss and Co., Messrs. G. E., Compound High¬ speed Self-lubricating Steam Engine, 156
• Berend and Co., Messrs., Speed Counter, 42
• Blackall and Alsop, Messrs., New South Wales Refrigerator, 187
• Boby, Mr. Robert, Barley Dressing Plant, Royal Agricultural Society's Show, 33
• Bradbury, Mr. Wm., Grindstone Rest, Royal Agricultural Society Show, 5
• Bradford Electric Light Station, Engine and Dynamo, 391
• Brigg's Bicycle Attachment, 367
• Brisbane, The Victoria Bridge, 274, 278, 300
• British, French, and German Armour, 493
• “ Briton,” South African Mail Steamer, 470
• Bromwell Patents Company, The, The Clinker Filter, 482
• Brown’s Low Water Alarm for Steam Boilers, 142
• Buck and Hickman’s Cap and Cone Grinding Machine, 531
• Buckton and Co., Messrs. J., 100-ton Testing Machine, 376
• Ball Point, Shell Accident at, 577
• Burgess, Mr. H. Boughey, Compound Locomo¬tive, 204
• Burmeister and Wain, Messrs., Ice-breaking Steamer “ Sleipner," 88, 90
• Burmeister and Wain, Messrs., Railway Ferry Steamer “ Kiobenhon,” 83, 89
• Barrell and Sons, Messrs. Chas., Compound Portable Engine, 649
• Buxton, Railway Accident at, 157

C

• CAMERON, Mr. John, Punching and Shearing Machine, 635
• Cammell 4in. Armour, 529
• Campbells and Hunter, Messrs., Boiler End Finishing Machine, 187
• Campbells and Hunter, Messrs., Planing, Slotting, and Drilling Machine, 186
• Campbells and Hunter, Messrs., Plate Bending Rolls, 186
• Canadian Ferry Steamer, " Chebucto,” 345, 349
• “Canopus,” H.M.S., 366, 372
• Cape Government Railways, Narrow Gauge Engine, Mr. Michael Stephens, 553 Carey, Mr. A. E., Proposed Harbour at Licata, 30
• Casuarina, Tbe Sand Pump Suction Dredger, Messrs. Fleming and Ferguson, 644, 649
• " Century ” Water Heater and Ejector, The, 87
• “ Chebucto,” The Ferry Steamer, Messrs. John Shearer and Sons, 345, 349
• Cherry’s Helical Centrifugal Pump, 569
• Chicago Canal, Winding Engines, 341
• Chicago Drainage Canal, Mr. Frank W. Skinner on the, 125, 126, 129, 147, 148, 149, 153, 172, 173, 174, 182
• Chicago River, Rolling Bascule Bridge over, 516,
• Chinese Cruiser, "Hai Tien,” Messrs. Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., 597 Chinese Railways, American Locomotive for, 377
• Churchill and Co., Messrs. C., First Operation Hub Machine, 532
• Churchill and Co., Messrs. C., Second Operation Hub Machine, 532
• Clarke, Sir George, New Mountings for Coast Artillery, 590, 591, 592
• Clayton and Shuttleworth, Messrs. S., Engine and Boiler, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 5
• Clayton and Shuttleworth, Messrs., General Purpose Traction Engine, Smithfield Club Show, 578
• Clayton and Sbuttleworth. Messrs.. Oil Engine, Smithfield Club Show, 579
• Clayton and Shuttleworth, Messrs., Thrashing Machine and Grist Mill, Smithfield Club Show, 579
• Columbia Motor Carriage, 209
• Cook, Mr. Wm., Hand Power Tire Bender, Royal Agricultural Society's Show, 38
• Crossley Bros., Messrs., Generating Station Lausanne Electric Tramways, 60
• Curry Mine, Dam in, 533

D

• DANES and Co., Messrs. Edwin, Machines at the Boiler Works of, 186, 187
• Davey, Paxman, and Co.’s Works, Colchester, 570, 571, 574, 600, 604, 605
• Davis’s Motor Car Steering Gear, 519
• Dean, Mr. W., Mineral Engine, Great Western Railway (Supplement, November 5th, 1897), 442
• Dean, Mr. W., Passenger Locomotive, Great Western Railway, 344
• Deane Sinking Pump, The Pulsometer Engineer¬ing Company, 340
• Denny and Bros., Messrs. T., Triple-expansion Engines, s.s. “Walton Belle,” 53, 61
• Diesel Oil Engine, The, 364 Dino3 Anemometer, The, 491
• Donaldson’s Gas Engine, 250 Dubian’s Boiler, 353
• “Duchess of Devonshire,” s.8., Revolving Bulk¬head Door, 108

E

• EBBW Vale Steel, Iron, and Coal Company, Limited, Winding Engines, Messrs. Nasmyth, Wilson, and Co. (Supplement, Octobir 10th, 1897)
• Eddy, Mr. E. M. G. (Portrait), 161
• Electric Metal Working Syndicate, Electric Brazing, 654
• Ellis and Atherton’s Motor, 42
• “Emprees Queen,”s.s., The Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, Limited, 228, 253
• English Ambassador’s Yacht, Constantinople, 478, 481
• Enomoto, Viscount, Japanese Minister (Portrait),
• Evans’ Pumping Engine (Supplement, Augutt 6<i, 1897), 132, 133

F

• FIELDING and Platt, Messrs., Hydraulic Riveter, 417
• Fleming and Ferguson, Messrs., Sand Pump Suction Dredger, “Casuarina," 644
• Fletcher, Mr. Lavington E., Portrait, 65

G

• GLAMORGAN Railway, Map of the Vale of, 572
• Great Eastern Cromer Express, A Run with the, 283
• Great Western Railway, Passenger Locomotive, Mr. W. Dean, 344
• Great Western Railway, Ten-wheeled Mineral Engine, Mr. Wm. Dean (Supplement, November 5th, 1897), 443
• Gresbam and Craven, Limited, Messrs., Combina¬tion Injector, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show,5
• Griffin's Gas Engine, 440
• Griffith, Mr., Screw Propeller, 624
• Grover, Mr. Fred, On the Physical Properties of Iron Tubes, 217

H

• HAMPTON, West Middlesex Waterworks (Sup¬plement, September 24th, 1897)
• Harland and Wolff, Messrs., South African Mail Steamer, “ Briton,” 470
• Harland and Wolff, Messrs., White Star Cargo Ship, “Cymric,” 403
• Hartford Automatic Machine Tool, Messrs. Pratt and Whitney, 467, 468
• Hartley and Petyt, Messrs., 140-H.P. Dnp'.ex Gas Engine, 421
• Haswell, Mr. John, Portrait, 31
• Hathorn, Davey, and Co., Messrs., Differential Pumping Engine, Lowfield Mine, Ulveretoa, 110,118
• Head, Wrightson, and Co., Messrs., Coal Conveyor, 151
• Headland’s Patent Electrio Storage Battery Company, Limited, Electric Motor Carriage, 507
• Hoilmann Electric Locomotive, The, 505
• Hele-Shaw, Prof. H. S., Surface Resistance in Pipes and on Ships, Result of the Experiments, (Figs. 6 to 23), 164, 165, 166
• Henning, Mr. G. C., Pocket Recorder for Tests of Metals, 188
• H.M.S. “Canopus," 366, 372
• H.M. Ram Cruiser “ Vindictive,” 421
• H.M.S. “Silamanier,” Water-tube Boilers and Feed Apparatus, Mr. A. G. Mumford (Supplement, December 3rd, 1897)
• H.M. Third-class Cruiser, “ Pomone," 521
• Hereford Waterworks, Pumping Engines, Messrs. Worth, Mackenzie, and Co., 114, 115
• Hering, Mr. D. W., On Tension of Spokes in Bicycle Wheels, 353
• Hill and Sons, Messrs. Isaac. Cold Saw for Crank Webs, 87
• Holden, Sir Isaac (Portrait), 178
• Holt, Mr. H. H., Tunnel Locomotives, 648
• Howard’s Vapour Eagine and Condenser, 566
• Hulse and Co., Messrs., Horizontal and Vertical Planing Machine, 31
• Hulse and Co., Messrs., Machine Tools, 549
• Humpage, Jacques, and Pedersen, Messrs., Arrangement of Shafting at their Works, Bristol, 645
• Hungarian Paddle Steamer, “I. Ferencz Josef,” Messrs, the Danubius, Scboenicben, and Hart¬mann Ship and Machine Construction Company (SizpjjfemsnZs, August 27th and September 10th,
• Hunslet Engine Company, Tunnel Locomotivo, 648

I

• IMPERIAL Japanese Railways, Ballasting and Shunting Engine, Mr. T. R. Sherrington {Supplement, November 20th, 1897)
• Indian Railways, Open-sided Goods Wagons for, 432
• Indian State Railways, Tank Locomotive, Messrs. Neilson and Co., Working Drawing (Supplement, October lit, 1897)

J

• JACOBUS, Mr., Apparatus for Measuring very High„ Pressures, 43
• Japan, Imperial University, Tokyo, 544, 545, 553
• Japan, Modern, Office Department of Agriculture and Commerce, Tokyo, 317
• Japan, Modern, The Railways, 250
• Japan, Pioneers of Modern Engineering Education in, 567
• Japan, Pumping Engines for, Messrs. Joseph Evans and Sons, 132, 133 (Supplement, August 6/A, 1897)
• Japanese Ministers, Portraits of Two, 317
• Jelmann-Wepp Crusher, The, 653
• Jungfrau Railway, The, 320, 321

K

• KAY’S Patent Acetylene Gas Generator, 656
• Kaye and Sons, Messrs. J., Oil Cans, 367
• Keith’s Automatic Liquid Elevator, 454
• Kennedy, Prof., Diagrams of Engine Trials made by, 139
• Kent, Mr. W. G., The Venturi Water Meter, 210, 211
• Kincaid, Waller, and Manville, Messrs , Dust Destructors and Electricity Plant Shoreditch, 8, 9, 10
• Kingston - upon - Hull Tramways, Rails, Fish Plates, &c , 505
• “ Kiobenhvn,” Railway Ferry Steamer, 88
• Kirkaldy’s Revolving Door for Water-tight Bulk¬heads, 106
• " Knight Bachelor,” s.s., after Collision with an Iceberg, 275
• Knight’s Experimental Oil Engine, 583
• Koch Coal Conveyor, 100

L

• LAING, Mr. Samuel (Portrait), 157
• Lancashire Steam Motor Company’s Lawn Mower and Small Portable Engine, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 38
• Lausanne Electric Tramways, Generating Station, Messrs. Crossley Bros., 60
• Lecming-Smith, Hay Press, Smithfield Club Show, 580
• Lioata, Sicily, Proposed Harbour at, Mr. A. E. Carey, 30
• Liquid Fuel Engineering Company, Steam Motor Train, 595
• London, Tilbury, and Southend Railway, Four- coupled Bogie Tank Engine (Supplement, December 17th. 1897), 607
• Lowfield Mine, Ulverston, Differential Pumping Engine, Messrs. Hathorn, Davey, and Co., 110, 118

M

• McCULLOCH’S Frame for Sinking Round Shafts, 428, 429
• McDonald, Mr. J. Allen, Swing Bridge over the Nene (Supplement, July 23rd, 1897), 77
• Manchester, Grain Silo at, 497
• Manchester Sewage Problem, Surface of Filter, 195
• Manchurian Railway, Rails for the Eastern Chinese, 64Ö
• Manuel, Mr. G. B., Crank and Propeller Shafts used in the Mercantile Marine, 69
• Mastodon Locomotive, North Pacific Railway (Supplement, July 16th, 1897), 54, 55
• Maxim - Schupphaus Powder, Unburned and Partially Burned, 97
• Merryweather’s Improved Roof Hydrant, 282
• Metcalf and Co., Grain Silo at Manchester, 497
• Metcalfe’s Speed Indicator, 406
• MUke Coal Mines, Japan, Pumping Engines (Supplement, Auyutt 6th, 1897), 132, 133
• Muchkundi Dam, Bombay Presidency, 399, 402
• Mumford, Mr. A. G., Water-tube Boilers and Feed Apparatus, H. M. S. “ Salamander ” (Supple¬ment, December 3rd, 1897)
• Murray River, Lifting Bridge over the, 497, 500, 506

N

• NENE, Swing Bridge over the, Mr. J. Allen McDonald (Supplement, July 23rd, 1897), 77
• New South Wales Railway Carriages, 197, 198
• New York, Twenty-six Storey Building, A, 236
• Niles Tool Works Co., Boring and Turning Mill, Norwegian Railway Coach, 363

O

• OKU MA, Count, Japanese Minister, 317
• Oudh and Rohilcund Railway, Gas Holder, 260

P

• PARIS - LYONS - MEDITERRANEAN Railway, Express Locomotive, Mons. C. Baudry, 257
• Park Hospital, Hither Green, S.E., 56, 57
• Paxman-Peache Governor, 606
• Penn, Messrs. Double Trunk Engines, 623
• Penn, Messrs., Screw Lifting Frame, 624
• Percy Allen, Assoc., Lifting Bridge over the Murray River, 497, 500, 506
• Petter and Sons, Messrs. J. B., Oil Engine and Pump, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 38
• Piffard’s Field Gun Carriage, 341
• Plymouth Dock, No. 14, Mr. John Price, 632
• Polsounow'8 Atmospheric Engine, 275
• “ Pomone,” H.M. Third-class Cruiser, 521
• Pratt’s Automatic Fog Signal, 17
• Pratt and Whitney, Messrs., Hartford Automatic Machine Tool, 467, 468
• Preece, Mr. W. H., Electrical Cabs for London, 190
• Price, Mr. John, Plymouth Dock, No. 14, 632
• Pulsometer Engineering Company, The Deace Sinking Pump, 340
• Pyne, Sir T. S., Ameer of Afghanistan’s Gun Factories, 175
• Pyne, SirT. S. (Portrait), 179

Q

• QUIN. Mr. R. C., Localisation of Faults in Underground Mains (Figs. 2, 3, 4), 52

R

• REDHEUGH Bridge, Messrs. Sandomann and Moncrieff, 24, 34
• Rhodin’s Electrolytic Apparatus, 458
• Ripper, Prof. W., Mean Pressure Indicator for High Rotational Speeds, 185
• Risdon Gold Dredger, 631
• Rodder, Mr. J. T., Automatic Water Sampler, 189
• Roller Bearings Company, The, Roller Bearings for the Great Bell of St. Paul’s, 237, 238
• Roman Bricks found at Bath, 432
• Roots, Mr. Jas. D., The Cycles of Gm and Oil Engines, 268, 291, 315, 338, 360, 413, 466, 490
• Royal Mail Motor Van, 631
• Russia and the Turkieh Fleet, Map of the Bosphorus, 490

S

• SALFORD Docks, New Warehouses, 107
• Sindemannand Moncrieff, Messrs., TheRedheugh Bridge, 24, 34
• Soniter, Mr., On Carbon and Iron (Figs. 1 to 6), 152
• Sargeant, Messrs., Cutter Bar, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 5
• Scbüffer and Bndenberg, Messrs., “Multiplex" Reducing Valve, 376
• Schenectady Locomotive Works, U.S.A., Com¬pound Goods Locomotive, North Pacific Rail¬way (Suvnlem'nt, July 16tA, 1897), 54, 55
• Scherzer, Mr. Wm., Rolling Bascule Bridge over the Chicago River, 516, 517
• Schneider, Creusot, and Terni Plates, 630
• Schneider Turret 14'9in. Plate, 493
• Selig, Sonnenthal, and Co., Spoke Screwing Machine and Standard Inside Grinding Machine, 531
• Selig, Sonnenthal, and Co., Standard Outside Grinding Machine, 531
• Shearer and Sons, Messrs. John, The Ferry Steamer “ Cbebucto,” 345, 349.
• Shervington, Messrs. T. R., Ballasting and Shuntling Engine, Imperial Japanese Railway (Supple¬ment, November 26th, 1897)
• Shoreditch, Electricity Plant and Dust Destructors, Messrs. Kincaid, Waller, and 1 Manville. 8, 9, 10
• Simpson, Mr., Pneumatic Winch, 646
• Simpson and Co., Messrs. Jas., West Middlesex ]
• Waterworks, Hampton (Supplement, September 1 24<t, 1897)
• “ Sleipner," Ice-breaking Steamer, 88, 90
• Smart, Mr. A. G., Excentric Pedal Motion for Bicycles, 483
• Smith, Mr. F. P., Portrait, 297
• Smulders and Co., Messrs. A. F., Suction-and-Bucket Dredger, 199
• South African Mail Steamer “ BritoD,” 470
• Southall’s Ideal Oil Engine, 282
• Southgate Engineering Company, Lathe for Turning Projectiles, 261
• Spithead, 1897, Fleet Illuminations at, 103
• Spithead, Foreign Warships at (Supplement, June 2nd, 1897)
• Stanley Cycle Show, The, 531
• Stephens, Mr. Michael, Narrow Gauge Engine, Cape Government Railways, 556
• Stephenson Bridge, Paris, The, 221
• Stoney, Mr. F. G. M., Portrait, 207
• Strong, Mr. Geo.- S., Balanced Locomotive, 232, 233, 234
• Sty Head Pass, Cumberland, Proposed Road through the, 643

T

• THAMES Ironworks Company, English Ambassa¬dor’s Yacht, 478, 481
• Thames Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering in the Victorian Era, 224, 225, 226, 296, 297, 368, 369, 334, 415, 446, 447, 448, 470, 471, 524, 565, 623, 624
• “Thunderbolt’s” Marine Governor, 609
• Tokyo Imperial University, 544, 545, 553
• Tratman, Mr. E. E. Russell, Notes on the Road-master and his Work, 508
• Turret, MM. Raoul, Acetylene Gas Motor, 442

U

• U.S. NAVY Boiler, 82
• U.S. Navy, Light Draught Gunboats (Supple¬ment, December 31rt, 1897), 541, 542, 543, 548
• Ural, Mining in the, 474, 479, 480

V

• VAUCLAIN Locomotive, The Baldwin Works, 252
• Venturi Water Meter, The, 210, 211
• Versam Bridge, The, Mr. S. Berg, 202, 208, 245, 247, 248
• Victoria Bridge, Brisbane, Queensland, The, 274, 278, 300
• Victoria Jubilee Bridge, Canada, 828, 329
• Vickers’ 11 [Jin. Plate, 493
• " Vindictive,” H.M. Ram Cruiser, 424

W

• WALLACH Bros , Messrs., Gauge Glass Protector,
• “Walton Belle,” The Paddle-wheel Steamer, Messrs. T. Denny and Bros., 53, 64
• Warner and Swasey, Messrs., First Operation Hub Machine, 608
• Waterford, Limerick, and Western Railway, Contracts Open, 305
• Waterford, Limerick, and Western Railway, Locomotives of the (Supplement, August 13th, 1897)
• Watkeys, Mr. H., Siide Valve for Locomotive, 39
• Weideknecht, M. F., Articulated Locomotive, 390
• Wells Bros., Messrs., 200-H.P. “Premier” Gas Engine, 596
• West’s Tire Setter, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 39
• Whitelegg, Mr. Thos., Four-coupled Bogie Tank Engine (Supplement, December 17th, 1897), 607
• White Star Cargo Ship, “ Cymric,” 403
• Whitmore and Binyon, Messrs., Compound Mill Engines, 324, 329, 330
• Willoughby Rafnse Destructor, The, 271
• Winter, Dr., his Model Locomotive, 270

Subject Matter

A

• ACCIDENT at Buxton, Railway, 157
• Acetylene Gas Generator, Kay's Patent, 656
• Alarm for Steam Boilers, Brown’s Low-water, 142
• Anemometer, The Dines, 494
• Armour, British, French, and German, 493
• Armour-piercing Projectiles, American, 504
• Armour Plates, Schneider, Creusot, and Terni, 630
• Atmospheric Engine, Polsounow’s, 275
• Automatic Fog Signal, Pratt’s, 17

B

• BARLEY Dressing Plant, Mr. Robert Boby, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 38
• Bicycle Attachment, Brigg’s, 367
• Bicycles, Excentric Pedal Motion for, 483
• Boilers, Brown’s Low-water Alarm for Steam, 142
• Boiler, Dnbiau's, 353
• Boiler End Finishing Machine, Messrs. Camp¬bells and Hunter, 186
• Boilers and Feed Apparatus. Water-tube, H.M.S. “Salamander," Mr. A. G. Mumford (Supple¬ment, December 3rd, 1897)
• Boiler, U.S. Navy, 82 I
• Boiler Works of Messrs. Edwin Dinks and Co., Machines at the, 186, 187
• Boring and Turning Mill, Niles Tool Works Com¬pany, 593
• Brewers’ Exhibition, Gasifying Machine and Automatic Liquid Elevator, 454
• Bricks found at Bath, Roman, 432
• Bridge, Brisbane, The Victoria, 274, 278, 300
• Bridge, Canada, Victoria Jubilee, 328, 329
• Bridge over the Chicago River, Rolling Bascule, Bridge Lifting over the Murray River, 497, 500, 506
• Bridge over the Nene, Swing (Supplement, July V&rd, 1897), 77
• Bridge, Paris, The Stephenson, 221
• Bridge, The Redheugh, 24, 34
• Bridge, The Versam, Mr. S. Berg, 202, 203, 245, 247, 248
• Building, New York, Twenty-six Storey, 236

C

• CANAL, Chicago, Drainage, Mr. F. W. Skinner on the, 125, 126, 129, 147, 148, 149, 172, 173, 174, 182
• Cans, Oil, Messrs., J. Kaye and Sons, 367
• Carbon and Iron, Mr. Saniter on (Figs. 1 to 6), 152
• Clinker Filter, The Bromwell Patents Company, 482
• Coal Conveyor, Messrs. Head, Wrightson, and Co., 151
• Contracts Open, Waterford, Limerick, and Western Railway, Ireland, 305
• Crank and Propeller Shafts used in the Mercan¬tile Marine, Mr. G. B. Manne,, 69
• Cruisers of the Arrogant Type, Keel and Stem, 413
• Cruiser, Chinese, Messrs. Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., 597
• Cruiser “Pomone,” H.M. Third-class, 521
• Cruiser “Vindictive,” H.M. Ram, 424
• Crusher, The Jelmann-Wepp, 653
• Cup and Cone Grinding Machine, Stanley Cycle Show, 531
• Cutter Bar, Messrs. Sargeant, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 5
• Cycles of Gas and Oil Engines, Mr. Jas. D. Roots, 268, 291, 315, 338, 360, 413, 466, 490
• Cycle Show, The Stanley, 531

D

• DAM in Curry Mine, 533
• Dam in a Mining Drift, Curry Mine, 583
• Dam, The Muchkundi, Bombay Presidency, 399, 402
• Dock, Plymouth, 632
• Door for Water-tight Bu kheads, Kirkaldy’s Revolving, 106
• Dredger, Sand Pump Suction, Messrs. Fleming and Ferguson, 644
• Dredger, Suction-and-Bucket, Messrs. A. F. Smulders and Co., 199
• Dust Destructors and Electricity Plant, Shore¬ditch, 8, 9, 10

E

• ELECTRIC Brazing, Electric Metal Working Syndicate, 654
• Electric Cabs for London, 190
• Electric Locomotive, The Heilmann, 505
• Electric Motor Carriage, Headland’s Patent Electric Storage Battery Company, 507
• Electric Tramway, Generating Station, Lausanne, Messrs. Crossley Bros., 60
• Electricity Plant and Dust Destructors, Shore¬ditch, 8, 9, 10
• Electrolytic Apparatus, Rhodin’s, 458
• Engine, Ballasting and Shunting, Imperial Japanese Railways, Messrs. T. R. Sherrington Engine and Boiler, Messrs. S. Clayton and Shuttleworth, Royal Agricultural Society’s Engine, Compound High Speed Self-lubricating, Messrs. Beiliss and Co., 156
• Engines, Compound Mill, Messrs. Whitmore and Binyon, 324, 329, 330
• Engine, Compound Portable, Messrs. Chas. Burrell and Sons, 649
• Engine and Condenser, Howard's Vapour, 566
• Engine, Corliss, Messrs. Davey, Paxman, and Co., 570
• Engine, The Diesel Oil, 364
• Engine, Differential Pumping, Messrs. Hathorn, Davey, and Co., Lowfield Mine, Ulverston, 110, 118
• Engine, The Donaldson Gas, 250
• Engines, Double Trunk, 623
• Engine, 140-Horse Power Duplex Gas, Messrs. Hartley and Petyt, 421
• Engine and Dynamo, Bradford Electric Light Station, 391
• Engine, General Purpose Traction, Messrs. Clayton and Shuttleworth, Smithfield Club Show, 578
• Engine, Oil, Messrs. Clayton and Shuttleworth, Smithfield Club Show, 579
• Engine, Oil, J. H. Knight, 583 Engine, Polsounow’s Atmospheric, 275
• Engine, 200-H.P. "Premier” Gas, Messrs. Wells Bros., 596
• Engine and Pump, Oil, Messrs. Jas. B. Petter L and Sons, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 38
• Engines, Pumping, Hereford Waterworks, Messrs. Worth, Mackenzie, and Co., 114, 115
• Engine, Southall's Ideal Oil, 282
• Engine Trials made by Professor Kennedy, Diagrams of, 139
• Engines, Triple-expansion, Messrs. T. Denny and Bros., s.8. “ Walton Belle,” 53, 64 Engines, Winding, Chicago Canal, 341
• Engine, Winding, Messrs. Davey, Paxman, and Co., 570
• EogioeeringSbudents, Modern Japan, 553
• Express, A Run with the Great Eistern Cromer, 5 283

F

• FERRY Steamer “ Chebuoto,” The Canadian, 345, 349
• Ferry Steamer "Kiobenhvn,” The Railway, 88, 89 ,
• Field Gnn Carriage, M. Piffard, 341
• Fighting Tower at Sadda in the Kurram Valley, Afghanistan, 301
• Filter, The Clinker, 482 ,
• Fleet Illuminations at Spitbead, 1897, 103,104

G

• GAS Engine, The Donaldson, 250 .
• Gas Engine, Griffin’s, 440
• Gas Holder, Oudhnnd Rohilcund Railway, 260
• Gas Motor, Acetylene, M.M. Raoul Turret, 442
• Gauge Glass Protector, Messrs. Wallach Bros., 482
• Generating Station, Lausanne Electric Tramways, 60
• Gold Dredger, Risdon, 631
• Governor, Marine, Thunderbolt's, 609
• Governor, Paxman-Peaebe, 606
• Grinding Machine, Cup and Cone, Stanley Cycle Show, 531 ,
• Grinding Machine, Standard Outside, Stanley Cycle Show, 531 ,
• Grindstone Rest, Mr. Wm. Bradbury, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 5
• Gunboats, Light Draught, U.S. Navy {Supplement, December 31st, 1897), 541, 542, 543, 548
• Gun Carriage, Field, M. Piffard, 341
• Gun Factories, The Ameer of Afghanistan’s, 175

H

• HARBOUR at Licata, Sicily, Proposed, 80
• Hay Press, Leeming-Smith, Smithfield Club Show, 580
• H.M.S. “Canopus,” 366, 372
• H.M. Third-class Cruiser “Pomon9,” 521
• High Pressures, Apparatus for Measuring, Mr. Jacobus, 43
• Hospital Park, Hither Green, S.E., 56, 57
• Hub Machine, First Operation, Messrs. Warner and Swasey, 608
• Hub Machines, First and Second Operations, Stanley Cycle Show, 532
• Hydrant, Merryweather’s, Improved Roof, 282
• Hydraulic Riveter, Messrs. Fielding and Platt, 413

I

• ICE-BREAKING Steamer "Sleipner," Messrs. Burmeister and Wain, 88, 90
• Indicator for High Rotational Speeds, Mean- Pressure Engine, Professor W. Ripper, 185
• Indicator, Metcalfe's Speed, 406
• Injector, Combination, Messrs. Gresham and Craven, Limited, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 6
• Iron Tubes, On the Physical Properties of, Mr. Fred Grover, 217

L

• LAMP Holder made of Cork, Fleet Illuminations at Spithead, 1897, 104
• Lathe for Turning Projectiles, The Southgate Engineering Company, 261
• Lawn Mower and Small Portable Engine, Lanca¬shire Steam Motor Company's, Royal Agri¬cultural Society’s Show, 38
• Lifting Bridge over the Murray River, 497, 500, 506
• Light Railway Bridges, Notes on, 617, 618, 619, 620
• Liner "Cymric,” The White Star, 403
• Localisation of Faults in Underground Mains, Mr. R. C. Quin (Figs. 2, 3, 4), 52
• Locomotive, American Compressed Air and Steam, 137
• Locomotive, Articulated, M F. Weideknecht, 390
• Locomotive, Ballasting and Shunting, Imperial Japanese Railways, Messrs. T. R. Sherrington (Supplement, November Ï3th, 1897)
• Locomotive for Chinese Railways, American, 377
• Locomotive, Compound, Mr. H. Boughey Burgess, 204
• Locomotive, Compound Goods, North Pacific Railway (Supplement, July 13th, 1897), 54, 55 Locomotive, Express, Paris, Lyons, Mediter¬ranean Railway, Mons. C. Baudrey, 257
• Locomotive, Four-coupled Bogie Tank, London, Tilbury, and Southend Railway, Mr. Thos. Whitelegg (Supplement, December 17th, 1897) 607
• Locomotive, The Heilmann Electric, 605
• Locomotive, Narrow-gauge, Cape Government Railways, Mr. Michael Stephens, 556
• Locomotive, Passenger, Great Western Railway, Mr. Wm. Dean, 344
• Locomotive Tank, Indian State Railways, Messrs. Neilson and Co., Working Drawing (Supple¬ment, October 1st, 1897)
• Locomotive, Ten-wheeled Mineral, Great Western Railway, Mr. Wm. Dean (Supplement, November 5tb, 1897), 443
• Locomotive, Tunnel, The Hunslet Engine Com¬pany, 648
• Locomotive, The Strong, 232. 233, 234
• Locomotive, The Vauclain, The Baldwin Works, 253
• Locomotives of the Waterford, Limerick, and Western Riilway (Supplement, August 13th, 1897)
• Locomotive, Dr. Winter’s Model, 270

M

• MACHINE Tool, Hartford Automatic, 467, 468
• Machine Tools, Messrs. Hulse and Company, 549
• Mail Motor Van, Royal, 631
• Mail Steamer “ Briton,” The South African, 470
• Map of the Bosphorus, 490
• Map of the Sty Head District, 643
• Map of the Vale of Glamorgan Railway, 572
• Measuring High Pressures, Apparatus for, Mr. Jacobus, 43
• Meter, Ellis and Atherton’s, 42
• Meter, The Venturi Water, 210, 211
• Mill Engines, Compound, Messrs. Whitmore and Binyon, 324, 329, 330
• Mining in the Ural, 474, 479, 480
• Modern Japan, Industrial and Scientific, 250
• Motor Car Steering Gear, Davis’s, 519
• Motor Carriage, Columbia, 209
• Mountain Artillery on the Indian Frontier, 455
• Mountings for Coast Artillery, New, Sir Geo. Clarke, 590, 591, 592

O.

• OFFICE Department of Agriculture and Com¬merce, Tokyo, 317
• Oil Cans, Messrs. J. Kayo and Sons’, 367
• Oil Engine, The Diesel, 364
• Oil Engine and Pump, Messrs. J. B. Petter and Sons’, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 38

P

• PADDLE-WHEEL Steamer "Walton Belle,” The, 53, 64
• Pedal Motion for Bicycles, Ezcentric, 483
• Permament Way for the Eastern Chinese Man¬churian Railway, 646
• Permanent Way, Mr. E. E. Russell Tratman, 508
• Planing Machine, Horizontal and Vertical, Messrs. Hulse and Co., 31
• Planing, Slotting, and Drilling Machine, Messrs. Campbells and Hunter, 186
• Plate-bending Rolls, Messrs. Campbells and Hunter, 185
• Plate, Schneider 14'9in. Plate, 493
• Plates, Schneider, Creusot and Terni, 630
• Plate, Vickers’ llllin., 493
• Portrait, Mr. E. G. M. Eddy, 161
• Portrait, Mr. Lovington E. Fletcher, 65
• Portrait, Mr. John Haswell, 31
• Portrait, Sir Isaac Holden, 178
• Portraits of Two Japanose Ministers, 817
• Portrait, Mr. Samuel Laing, 157
• Portraits of Pioneers of Modern Engineering Education in Japan, 566, 569
• Portrait, Sir T. Salter Pyne, 179
• Portrait, Mr. F. P. Smith, 297
• Portrait, Mr. F. G. M. Stoney, 207
• Powder, Unburned and Partially Burned, Mazim-Schnpphaus, 97
• Projectiles, American Armour-piercing, 604
• Propeller Sheathing, 498
• Pump, Cherry's Helical Centrifugal, 569
• Pump, The Deane Sinking, 340
• Pumping Engine, Differential, Lowfield Mine, Ulverston, Messrs. Hathorn, Davey, and Co., 110, 118
• Pumping Engines, Hereford Waterworks, Messrs. Worth, McKenzie, and Co., 114,115
• Pumping Engines for Japan, Messrs. Joseph Evans and Sons (Supplement, Auputt 3tk, 1897), 132,133
• Punching and Shearing Machine, Mr. John Cameron, 635

R

• RAILWAY Coach, Norwegian, 363
• Ram Cruiser “ Vindiotive,” H.M., 421
• Railway, The Jungfrau, 320, 321
• Recorder for Tests of Metals, Pocket, Mr. G. C. Henning, 188
• Reducing Valve, 11 Multiplez,” Messrs. Schiiffer and Budenberg, 376
• Refrigerator, New Scuth Wales, 187
• Road Through the Sty Head Pass, Proposed, 613
• Roller Bearings for the Great Bell of St. Paul's, 237, 238
• Rolling Stock, New South Wales, 197, 198
• Rolling Stock Norwegian, 363

S

• SALOON Carriage, American, South Eastern Railway, 443, 445, 450
• Saw for Crank Web, Messrs. Isaac Hill and Son’s. 87
• Screw Lifting Frame, Messrs. Penn, 621
• Screw Propeller, Mr. Griffith, 624
• Sswage Problem, The Manchester, Surface of Filter, 195
• Shafting at the Works of Messrs. Hnmpsge, Jacques, and Pedersen, 645
• Shell Accident at Bull Point, 577
• Shipbuilding and Marino Engineering in the Victorian Era, Thames, 224, 225/226, 296, 297, 368, 369, 394, 415, 416, 447, 448, '470, 471, 524, 565,623,624
• Silo, Grain, Messrs. Metcalf and Co., 497
• Sinking Pump, The Deane, 340
• Sinking Round Shaft?, MoCulloch's Frame for, 428,429
• Slide Valves for Locomotives, Mr. H. Watkeys,
• Speed Counter, Messrs. Bsrend and Co., 42
• Speed Indicator, Metcalfe's, 406
• Steam Car for Branch Lines, American, 631
• Steam Motor Train, The Liquid Fuel Engineering Company. 595
• Steamer Chobuoto»” The Canadian Ferry, 315,
• Steamer, Hungarian Paddle, Messrs, the Danu- bius, Schoenichen, and Hartmann Ship and Machine Construction Company (Supplements, August 27th and September 10th, 1897)
• Steamer, Ice-breakiog, Messrs. Burmeister and Wain, 88
• Steamer, Railway Ferry, Messrs. Burmeister and Wain, 88, 89
• Steamer, South African Mail, 470
• Steamer, “Walton Belle,” The Paddle-wheel, 53, 61
• S.S. “Empress Quean,"The Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, Limited, 228, 253
• S.S. “Knight Bachelor,” after Collision with an Iceberg, 275
• Steel Barrel Rolling Mill, 83
• Surface Resistance in Pipes and on Ships. Prof. H. S. Hele-Shaw’s, Experiments on the (Figs. 6 to 23), 164, 165, 166

T

• TENSION of Spokes in Bicycle Wheels, Mr. D. W. Hering, 353
• Testing Machine, 100-Ton, Messrs. J. Buckton and Co., 376
• Tests of Metals, Pocket Recorder for, 188
• Thrashing Machine and Grist Mill, Messrs. Clayton and Shuttleworth, Smithfield Club Show, 579
• Tire Bender, Hand Power, Mr. Wm. Cook, Royal Agricultural Society's Show, 38
• Tire-setter, Wost’s, Royal Agricultural Society's Show, 39
• Tool, Hartford Automatic Machine, 467, 468
• Tools, Machine, Messrs. Hulse and Co , 519
• Torpedoes, Aerial, 98
• Training Ship, “ Presidente Sarmiento," The, 236
• Tramway Rails and Fish-plates, Kingston-upon-Hull Tramways, 505
• Tunnel Locomotive, The Hunslet Engine Com¬pany, 648

U

• UNIVERSITY, Tokyo, Imperial, 544, 515, 553

V

• VALVE, “ Multiplex ” Reducing, Messrs. Schaffer and Budenberg, 376
• Van, Royal Mail Motor, 631

W

• WAGONS, Open-sided Goods, for Indian Rail¬ways, 432
• Warehouses, Salford Docks, 107
• Warships at Spithead, Foreign (Supplement, June ind.lWT)
• Water Heater and Ejector, The “ Century,” 87
• Water Meter, The Venturi, 210, 211
• Water Sampler, Automatic, Mr. J. T. Rodda, 189
• Waterworks, Hampton, West Middlesex (Supplement, September VAth, 1897)
• Winch, Pneumatic, Mr. Simpson, 646
• Winding Engines, Chicago Canal, 311
• Works, Messrs. Davey, Paxman, and Co., 600, 604, 605
• Works, Albion, Messrs. W. H. Bailey and Co., 622, 623

Y

• YACHT, Constantinople, English Ambassador's, 474, 479, 480

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