The Engineer 1898 Jul-Dec: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1898 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

Note: This is a sub-section of The Engineer 1898 Jul-Dec: Index

View the 1898 Jan-Jun Volumes

List of Names

A

• ABYSSINIA, Harbour Defence Ship, 149
• Adirondack, American Paddle-wheel Steamer, Engines of, 343
• Allen, Sod, and Co., Messrs. W. H., Modern High¬ speed Engines for Electric Work, 494, 495
• Allen, Messrs. W. H., High-speed Compound Vertical Engine, 518, 525
• American Electricity Supply Engines, 310
• American Grain Elevator, Manchester Ship Canal, 354, 355
• American Paddle-wheel Steamers with Beam Engines, 341, 342, 343, 344, 345, 410, 516, 517, 558
• American Torpedo Destroyers {Supplement, October 2lit, 1898), 390, 391, 392
• American Traction Engines, 12, 16, 17,18
• Amphitrite, H.M.S., and Engines of, 68, 152
• Anderson, Sir Wm. (Portrait), 587
• “Aquarius,” House Cisterns (Figs. 1, 2), 237
• Archbutt-Deeley Water Softening and Purifieation Process, 188
• Arctic Exploring Steamer Entering the Ice, 66
• Arizona, U.S.A., Steel Dam across Johnson’s Cailon, 148, 156
• Arlberg, Through the, with Oil Fuel, 493
• Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., Messrs. Sir W. G., Japanese Protected Cruiser Tokiwa, 33
• A'hbury Railway Carriage and Wagon Co., Coaches for the Metropolitan Railway {Supple¬ment, December 9th, 1898)
• Ashby’s Marine Boiler, 599
• “Atlas” Metal, Repairing a Sorew Shaft with, 600
• Austrian State Railways, Goods Locomotive {Sup¬plement, September ‘2Snl, 1898), 131, 300, 307

B

• BAILEY, SirWm. H., Dynamometer for Measurement of Wave Stroke, 166
• Barclay, Sons, and Co., Pumping Engines, Glas¬gow Graving Dock, 28, 29
• Barry Docks, The, 536, 537, 542, 582, 583, £81, t 611
• Batoum, Torpedo Boat for Russian Navy, Yarrow and Co., 1878, 270
• Beardmore Process Armour Plates, 524
• Becker and Co., Messrs. R., Portable Hand Punching and Shearing Machines, 575 Belfast Harbour, Electric Light Masts, Contract Open, 259
• Belfast Ropework Company’s New Engines, Messrs. V. Coates and Co., 358
• Berend and Co., Limited, Messrs. , Micrometer Gauges, 467
• Berend and Co., Messrs. O., Revolution Counters, 262
• Beresford, Lord Chas., On the Russian Naval Programme, Numbers of British, French, and Russian Armour-clads, 102
• Bethlehem Krupp Process Plate, 547
• Bickford, I. S. V., Petroleum Vapour Burners, 49
• Birmingham Water Supply from Central Wales, Maps, 243
• Blears and Co., Milling, Boring, and Facing Machine, 288
• Bofors Iron and Steel Works, Visited by the Iron and Steel Institute, 566, 567,568
• Borchardt Automatic Repeating Pistol, 186, 187
• Boulogne Harbour (Civil Engineering Supplement, July 22nd, 1898, x., xi.)
• Boulton and Watt Eogine, Birmingham Canal Navigation, 1777, 57
• Boavet, The French Battleship, 441, 442
• Brede Valley Waterworks, Cast Iron Socket Pipes, Contract Open, 259
• British Officials of the Imperial Japanese Rail¬ways, 103
• Brown, Messrs., 12in. and 9In. Kropp Plates, 402, 617
• Burrell and Sons, Messrs. Chas., Road Roller and Scarifier, Mr. Hosack’s Patent, 302

C

• CALAIS Harbour, Improvements at (Civil Engi¬neering Supplement, July 22nd, 1898, iv., v., vi.)
• Caledonian Railway, Engine Tests, 624, 625
• Cameron, Mr. John, Pumping Machinery, North-East Steel Company, 550
• Cammell's Krupp Process Plate, 470
• Campbell Gas Engine Company, Oil Engine for Electric Lighting, 135
• Carnegie-Krupp Plate, 235
• Ca8persson’s Converter Ladle, 366
• Central London Railway, The Bank Station and Subways, 439, 440, 443
• Central London Railway, Details of Cast Iron Tunnels and Shafts, Sir J. Fowler, Sir B. Baker, and Mr. B. Mott, 465, 466
• Central London Railway, Details of Marble Arch Station, 467
• Central London Railway, Details of Post-office Station, 466
• Central London Railway, The Thompson Electric Excavator at Work, 490
• Cevlon Railway, Views on and Sketch Map of, 174, 175, 182
• Ceylon Tta Plantation, 250, 251, 254
• Chemin de Fer du Nord, Compound Express Engine, M. de G’ehn, 619
• Chemin de Per du Nord, Four-cylinder Compound, Express Engine, 77, 276, 284, 285
• Chemin de Fer du Nord, Profiles of Lines and Hi Speed Curves, 277
• Chemin de Fer du Nord, Tender for Locomotive, 367
• Chicago, New Sewer System of (Civil Engineering Supplement, July 22nd, 1898, ix.)
• Coalbrookdale and Its Bridges, 303
• Coates and Co., Messrs. V., 2000-Indicated Horse-power Triple-expansion Vertical Engine, H 358
• Coker, E. G., Instruments for Measuring Small Torsional Strains, 575, 576
• Congo Railway, Locomotive, 108
• Congo Railway, Views on the, 106, 107, 110
• Corliss Gear Hauling Engine, 598
• Cottrell Pneumatic Tire, The, 504
• Coulthard and Co., Messrs. T., Compound High- speed Steam Engine, 227, 228
• Cramp and Sons, Messrs., Russian Battleship, H 592, 594, 644
• Cromartyshire, Bow3 of the, 129

D

• DALRYMPLE, Alexander, Figures Representing Sections for Marine Boiler Furnaces, 84
• Darby Land Digger, The, 238
• Day, Summers, and Co., Engines of the Steam II Yacht Joyeuse, 127
• De Laval Boiler and Turbine, 147, 154
• Derwent and Ashop Water Supply Schemes, 613
• Diadem, H.M.S., First-class Cruiser, Triple-ex¬pansion Engines and Boilers of {Supplement, Ii Jforembir 11th, 1898), 416. 417, 420, 478, 635
• Drummond, Mr. Dugald, Four-cylinder Express Locomotive {Supplements, August 2f)th, October 5th, 1898), 211, 212
• Duke of Cornwall, Twin-Screw s.s., 114, 115
• Dundonald, Lord, Machine Gun Carriage, 5
• Dunlop, Mr. G. H., Hydraulic Shield Tunnelling in Melbourne, 652
• Dunlop, J. A. S., On Mr. Benjamin Goodfellow, High-speed Air Pumps, 515
• Dunlop Tire for Bicycles, The New, 514
• Dutch Cruiser Fries’and, 491

E

• EASTON, Anderson, and Gooiden, Messrs., Hydraulic Pumping Engine, 399, 640, 641
• Ellin, Mr. Thos. R., “Footprint” Tools, 617
• Ermaek, Russian Ice-breaking steamer, Messrs. Sir Wm. Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., 520
• Exley’s Acetylene Gas Generator, 547

F

• FAIRFIELD Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, H.M.S. Diadem, 416, 417, 420, 635
• Feiten and Guilleanme, Messrs., Armoured Pipes, 617
• Fletcher, Sons, and Eearnall, Union Docks, Limehouse, 350
• Fowler, Sir John, Portrait, 513
• Fowler and Co., Messrs. J., Generating Plant at Madrid. 8, 9
• Foxlee, Mr. W. T., Goods Station, Great Northern Railway, 224, 230
• France, Heavy Motor Car Trials in, 424, 425
• Friesland, The Dutch Cruiser, 491

G

• GAR3W00D Hall Collieries, Compound Ventilating Engines, Walker Bros., Limited, 60
• Glasgow Corporation Tramways, 176
• Glasgow Graving Docks, Cross Section of, 53
• Glasgow Craving Docks, Pumping Engines, 28, 29, 32, 52, 79, 86
• Glehn, M. de, Chemin de Fer du Nord, Com¬pound Express Engine, 649
• Glover, Geo. T.. Testing Material for Rolling Stock, 1, 75, 130, 145, 219, 296, 297, 364, 411
• Goddin’s Lock Nnt, 235
• Goss, Prof. W. F. M., Atmospheric Resistance to the Motion of Railway Trains, 164
• Great Eastern Railway, Oil-burning Express Ma Locomotive, Mr. Jas. Holden, 413
• Great Northern Railway, New Goods Station, Mr. W. T. Foxlee, 224, 230
• Green, Messrs. R. and H., H.M.S. Assistance, 1875, 223

H

• HALIFAX Corporation Tramways, 176
• Ha'l Alternator, 300-Kilowatt, 8
• Hall and Co., Messrs. J. P., Four-pole Dynamo,
• Herbert, Limited, Messrs. Alfred, Hexagonal Turret Lathe, 379
• Herbert, Mr. E. G., Centericg Tool, 93
• Heysham, New Harbour at (Civil Engineering Supplement, July 22nd, 1898, in.)
• Hofors Ironworks, Sweden, 374
• Holden, Mr. Jas., Oil-burniug Express Locomo¬tive, Great Eastern Railway, 413
• Hopkinson, Dr. John, 234
• Horsfall Furnace Syndicate. Refuse Destructor, Powderhall, Edinburgh, 201, 202, 203
• Horsfall Induced-draught System, 40
• Hosack, Mr., Road Roller and Scarifier, Messrs. Chas. Burrell and Sons, 302
• Howard, Messrs. J. and F., Rack Saw Guard, 302
• Hughes’ Air Lock, Valparaiso Harbour, 249
• Humpage, Jacques, and Pedersen, Messrs., Drilling Machine, 648
• Humphrys, Tennant, and Co., The Miyabara Water-tube Boiler, 173

I

• ILLINOIS Steel Co.’s South Works, U.S.A., 609, 620
• Ipswich Waterworks, Pumping Engines at, 65
• Iris and Mercury, 1876, Four Cylinder Compound Engines of, 150
• Iron and Steel Institute in Sweden, 220, 249, 315, 340, 365, 366, 374, 387, 566

J

• JANE Naval War Game, The, 581
• Japanese Protected Cruiser Tokiwa, 33
• Joyeuse, The Steam Yacht, 127, 128

K

• KAISER, 1873, Armour-clad Frigate, 149
• Kendall and Gent, Messrs., Works of, 592
• Klinger and Co., Messrs. Richard, Reflex Water Gauge, 30
• Krupp Plate, Brown’s 12in. and 9in., 402, 617
• Krupp Process Plate, Bethlehem, 547
• Kuan Hsien Irrigation Works, Map, 403

L

• LI LLESH ALL Company, Limited, ICOin. Middlesbrough Type Blowing Engine (Supplement, August 5M), 138
• Linotype Company’s Works, Broadheath (Electric Engineering Supplement, November 25th, 1898, viii., xii.)
• Liverpool Dock Improvements, 196, 197, 199, 206
• Ljunberg Continuous Kiln, Stora Kopparberg Company, 340
• London and South-Western Railway Four-cylinder Locomotive (Supplements, August 25th and October 5th, 1898), 211, 212
• London United Tramways, Map of Existing and Authorised Lines and Proposed Extensions, I 642
• Lossniiz Bridge, Saxony, Eppendorf - Hetzdorf Railway (Civil Engineering Supplement, July 22nd, 1898, xv.)
• Lupton, C. W., High-speed Air Pumps, 549
• Lynton and Barnstaple Railway, American Narrow-gauge Locomotive for, 323
• Lyster, Mr. Anthony G., Liverpool Dock Improve¬ments, 196, 197, 199, 206
• 3

M

• MCDONALD, Mr. John, 103
• Madrid Electricity Works, Generating Plant, 8, 9
• Mallaig Railway, The, 273, 274, 275, 280
• Manchester Ship Canal, American Grain Elevator, to 354, 355
• Mann and Charlesworth’s Steam Cart, 225
• Marshal' and Wigram’s Positive Corliss Gear, 8, 9
• Martyn’s Steam Omnibus, 546
• Massena, French Battleship, 471
• Maudslay, Sons, and Field, Engines of II.M. Surveying Vessel Triton, 1882, 272
• Metropolitan Railway, New Coaches, Ashbury Railway Carriage and Iron Co. (Supplement, December 9th, 18! 8)
• Metropolitan Railway, Oil-burning Locomotive, 91
• Midland Railway Works at Kentish Town (Civil Engineering Supplement, July 22nd, 1898, i., ii., viii.)
• Miley’s Machine Tool Company, Standard Lathe, 83
• Milwaukee. Stranding of the, 394
• Miyabara Water-tube Boiler, The, 173
• Mumford's Water-tube Boiler, 590

N

• NEILSON, Reid, and Co., Narrow-gauge Loco¬motive, Soudan Railway, 226
• Newcomen Engine, Caprington Colliery, Kilmar¬nock, 1806, 57
• Newton Machine Tool Works, Electrically-driven Cold Saw, 153
• North-East Steel Company, Pumping Machinery, 550
• Northern of France Railway, Four-cylinder Com¬pound Express Engines, M. de Glehn, 276, 284, 285, 649
• Northern of France Railway, Profiles of Lines and Speed Curves, 277
• Norway, Cast Iron Lighthouses for, 426, 427
• Norwegian State Railways, Contracts Open, Per¬manent Way Fish-plate Bolts, 334
• Norwegian State Railways, Contracts Open, Rail¬way Spikes, 356
• Norwegian State Railways, Contracts Open, Timber Truck, 616
• Norwich, St. George’s Bridge street, Noteworthy Boiler Explosion, 627
• Norwich Sewerage Works (Civil Engineering Sup plement, July 22nd, 1898, xii., xiii.)

O

• OSTREICHER, A. S., Application of Graphic In¬terpolation in Machine Design, 412

P

• PAGE, Mr. W. H., 103
• Paris Central Electric Stations, Quai Jemappes (Electric Engineering Supplement, November 25th, 1898, v.)
• Payton, W., House Cistern, 381
• Penn and Sons, Engines of H.M.S. Constance, 1880, 271
• Penn and Sons, Messrs. J., Engines of H.M.S. Sphinx, 317, 320
• Penn and Sons, Messrs. J., Three-cylinder Com¬pound Engines of H.M.S. Warspite, 317
• Pintsoh L'ghting Co., Combined Acetylene and Oil Gas Plant, 258
• Pittsburgh Locomotive and Car Works, Largest Locomotive in the World and its Boiler. 474 546
• Plymouth Waterworks, 322, 326, 346, 347, 388, 389, 395
• Powder Hall, Edinburgh, Refuse Destructor. 201 . 202, 203
• Pullman Car Co., The C. L., Double-deck Electric Tramcar, 41

R

• RANSOME and Co., Limited, Messrs. A., Two New Band Saw Machines, 602, 503
• Ransomes and Rapier, Limited, Messrs., Machine Stoker, 382
• Robinson and Auden, Messrs., Combined Engine and Dynamo, Metropolitan Fire Brigade Station, Southwark, 444, 445
• Rooper, W. 0., Safety Device for Emery Wheels, 505
• Royal Prince, Repairing a Screw Shaft of the, with Atlas Meta), 600
• Russian Cruiser, Messrs. Cramp and Sons. 592 594,644

S

• SADO MARU, Japanese Mail s.s., 63
• Safety Emery Wheels Co., Safety Collar for ’, Emery Wheels, 423
• St Anthony Falls, Water-power Plant, 160, 161,
• Sappho, H.M.S., Assistant Cylinders, 599
• Schermuly, Mr. Wm., Apparatus for CoiliDg Life Lines, 599
• Seine, New Railway Bridge over, 173
• Shanghai, Panoramic View of, 179
• Shanks and Son, Limited, Triple-expansion Marine Engine, 5
• Shikishima, Imperial Japanese Battleship, 44S
• Simpson and Co., Messrs., Pumping Engines at Ipswich, 65
• Smith, Mr. W. M , North-Eastern Express Loco¬motive Engine Trials, 452, 453
• Snell, Mr. C. Soott, Life-saving Apparatus for Ships, 428
• Soudan Railway, Narrow-gauge Locomotive, Messrs. Neilson, Reid, and Co., 223
• Southampton Harbour Board, Electric Cranes of the, 538, 539
• Spanish Warship Infanta Maria Teresa, 651
• Springfield Elastio Wheel Gear, 17
• Stanley Show, Machine Tools at the, 518
• Stephenson and Co., Messrs. Robert, Locomotive Crane, 210
• Stern and Co., Limited, Safety Mounting for Emery Wheels, 550
• Sweden, Iron and Steel Institute in, 220, 249, 315, 316, 340, 365, 366, 374, 387, 566
• Sweden, Stora Kopparberg Company, The Ljun¬berg Continuous Kiln, 340
• Swedish Miaes, Bsrgsbo and Grangesburg, 315, 816

T

• THAME8 Ironworks and Shipbuilding Co., The Sbikishima, 448
• Thames Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering on the Thames in the Victorian Era, 55, 56, 222, 270, 317, 318, 319
• Thompson Electric Excavator, Central London Railway, 490
• Thornhill, Mr. George, Improvements in Cycle Construction, 642
• Tbornycroft Gunboat in Sections, Soudan Rail¬way, 226
• Thorny croft and Co., Torpedo Boat Ariete for the Spanish Government, 1887, 319
• Thornycroft and Co., Torpedo Boat Childers for the Victorian Government, 1883, 319
• Thornycroft and Co., Torpedo Boats for the Nor¬wegian, French, and Austrian Governments in 1873, 1875, 1876, 222
• Thuile and Foure’s Locomotive, 331
• Tokiwa, Japanese Protected Cruiser, 33
• Toward’s Steam Tractor, 178
• Towy, Design for a Concrete Bridge over the
• (Civil Engineering Supplement, July 22nd, 1898, vii.)
• Trevithick, Mr. R. F , 103
• Trench Tire for Bicyles, The, 514

U

• ULSTER, Mail s.s, 526
• Union Docks, Limehouse, 350
• United States Navy, New Designs for the (Supplement, October 21s<, 1898), 390, 391, 392
• United States Navy, Torpedo Boats for the, 560, 561, 563
• United States Navy, Torpedo Boat Engines, 585

V

• VALPARAISO, Sinking Cylinder Foundations in, 247, 248
• Vickers, Sons, and Maxim, Engines of H.M. First-class Cruiser Amphitrite, 152
• Vickers, Sons, and Maxim, Messrs., Twin-screw s.s. Duke of Cornwall, 114,115

W

• WAKEFIELD, American Paddle-wheel Steamer, Engines of, 341, 344, 345
• Walker Bros., Limited, Compound Ventilating Engines, Carswood Hall Collieries, 60
• Weatherburn, R., Wear of Chains, 31
• Webb’s Equalising Buffer for Railway Vehicles, 91
• Wellingborough Railway Accident, 330
• Westinghouse Passenger Emergency Brake, 90
• Wicks Rotary Type-casting Machine, 370
• Workman, Clark, and Co., Limited, Japanese Mail s.s. Sado Maru, 53

Y

• YARROW and Co., Coast Defence, Torpedo Boat for the Chinese Government, 1877, 319
• Yarrow and Co., Torpedo Boat Batoum, for the Russian Navy, 1878, 270
• Yarrow and Co., Torpedo Boats for French and Danish Governments in 1876, 222, 22S
• Yarrow and Co., Torpedo Boat for the Italian Navy, 1887, 319
• Yarrow and Co., Torpedo Boat, 1880-83, Old Second-class, 274
• Yarrow and Co., Torpedo Boat Engines, 1886-7, 321
• Young, Messrs., Hydraulic Propeller Starter, 64

Subject

A

• ACCIDENT, Railway, Wellingborough, 330
• Acetylene Gas Generator, Exley’s, 547
• Acetylene and Oil Gas Plant, Combined, The Pintsch Lighting Company, 258
• Air Lock, Hughes’, Valparaiso Harbour, 219
• Alternator, 300-Kilowatt Hall, 8
• Armour Plates, Beard more Process, 524
• Armour Plates, Bothlehom Krupp Process, 547
• Armour Plate, Messrs. Brown's 12in. and 9in. Krupp, 402, 617
• Armoured Pipes, Messrs. Feiten and Guilleaumo, 617
• Atmospheric Resistance to the Motion of Railway Trains, 161
• Automatio Colliery Air Doors, 531, 535
• Axles, Testing Material for Engine and Tender, 75

B

• BAND Saw Machines, Two New, Messrs. A Ransorae and Co., Limited, 502, 503 dier, The De Laval Steam Turbine and, 151
• Bailer Explosion, Norwich, 627
• Boiler Furnaces, Figures representing Sections for Marina, Alexander Dalrymple, 81
• Boiler with the Horsfall Induced Draught, 40
• Boiler of the Largest Locomotive in the World, 474, 546
• Boiler, Marine, Mr. J. A. Ashby, 599
• Bailer, Towards Veitical Steam, 178
• Boiler and Turbine, De Laval, 147, 154
• Boiler, Water-tube, The Miyabara, 173
• Boiler, Water-tube, Mr. A. G. Mumford, 590
• Brake, Westinghouse Passenger Emergency, 90
• Bridges, Coalbrookdale and its, 303
• Bridge over the Towy, Design for a Concrete (Civil Engineering Supplement, July 22nd, 1898, i vii.)
• Bridge, Railway, Lossnitz, Saxony (Civil Engi¬neering Supplement, July 22nd, 1898, xv.)
• Bridge, Railway, over the Seine, 173
• Buffer, Webb’s Equalising, 91
• Burners, Petroleum Vapour, 49

C

• CENTERING Tool, Mr. E. G. Herbert, 93
• Chains, Wear of, R. Weatherburn. 31
• Cisterns, House, Aquarius (Figs. 1, 2), 237
• Coiling Rocket Lines, Apparatus for, Mr. Wm. Sohermuly, 599
• Collar for Emory Wheels, Sifety, 423
• Colliery Air Doors, Automatic, 534, 535
• Converter Ladle, Caspersson’s, 366
• Cranes, Electric, Southampton Harbour Board, 538, 539
• Crane, Locomotive, Messrs. Robert Stephenson and Co., 210
• Crane, Roof, Liverpool Docks. 199
• Cruiser Diadem, H.M. First-class, 416, 417, 420
• Cycle Construction, Improvements in, Mr. Geo. Thornhill, 642
• Cylinder Foundations in Valparaiso, Sinking, 247, 248

D

• DAM, Steel, across Johnson’s CafDn, Arizona, U.S.A., 148, 156
• Digger, The Darby Land, 238
• Dock», The Barry, 536, 637, 542, 582, 583, 584, 611
• Dock for the Clyde, The New Graving, 28, 52
• Dock Improvements, Liverpool, 196, 197, 199. 2C6
• Docks, Union, Limehonse, 350
• Draught System, The Horsfall Induced, 40
• Drdling Machine, Messrs. Humpage, Jacques, and Pedersen, 618 Dynamo, Hall’s, 82
• Dynamometer for Measurement of Wave Stroke, Sir W. H. Bailey, 166

E

• ELECTRIC Light Masts for Belfast Harbour, Contract Open, 259
• Electricity Works, Madrid, Messrs. J. Fowlerand Co., 8, 9
• Elevator, American Grain, Manchester Ship Canal, 354. 355
• Emery Wheels, Safety Collar for, 423
• Emery Wheels, Safety Device for, W. O. Roopor, 505
• Emory Wheels, Safety Mounting for, Sterne and Co., Limited, 550
• Engines, American Electricity Supply, 310
• Engine, Boalton and Watt, Birmingham Canal Navigations, 1777, 57
• Engines, Beam, American Paddle-wheel Steamers, 311, 342, 343, 344, 345, 410 Engine, Blowing, lOOin. Middlesbrough Type (Supplement, August 5Zt, 1898), 138
• Engine, Compound High-speed Steam, Messrs. T. Coulthard and Co., 227, 228 Engines, Compound Ventilating, Garswood Hall Collieries, Messrs. Walker Bros., Limited, 60 Engines, Compound, Madrid Electricity Works, 9
• Engine, Corlhs Gear Hauling, 598
• Engine and Dynamo Combined, Messrs. Robinson and Auden, 444, 445
• Engine, Electric L'ght Oil, Campbell Gas Engine Company, 135
• Engines for Electric Work, Modern High-speed, Messrs. W. H. Allen, Son, and Co., 494, 495
• Engines, Four - cylindor Compound, Iris and Mercury, 1876,150
• Engine, Hydraulic Pamping, Messrs. Easton, Anderson, and Gooiden, 399, 640, 641 Engine, High-speed Compound Vertical, Messrs. W. H. Allen, 518, 525
• Engines, Marine, H.M. First-class Cruiser Amphi¬trite, 152
• Engines, Marine, H.M. Surveying Vessel TritoD, Maudslay, Sons, and Field, 1882, 272
• Engines, Marine, H.M.S. Constance, Penn and Sons, 1880, 271
• Engines, Marine, H. M S. Sphinx, J. Penn and Sons, 317, 320
• Engines, Marine, H.M S. Warspite, J. Penn and Sons, 317
• Engines, Marine, Steam Yacht Joyeuse, 127
• Engines, Marine, Torpedo Boat, 1886-7, Yarrow and Co., 321
• Engines, Marine, Torpedo Boat, United States Navy, 585
• Engine, Newcomen and Caprington Colliery, Kil¬marnock, 1803, 57
• Engines, Pumping, Glasgow Graving Dock, 28, 29 32, 52, 79, 86
• Engines, Pumping, Ipswich Waterworks, 65
• Engines, Thermal Efficiency Diagrams of Steam, 236, 263
• Engines, Traction, American, 12, 16, 17, 18
• Engine, Triple-expansion Marine, Messrs. Shanki and Son, Limited, 5
• Engine, Triple-expansion Vertical, Messrs. V. Coates and Co., 358
• Etheric Telegraphy, Mr. W. H. Preece (Electric Engineering Supplement, November 25tb, 1898, i )
• Excavator, Electric, Central London Railway, 490

F

• " FOOTPRINT ” Tools, Messrs. Thos. R. EIHd, 617
• Forgings, Steel and Iron, 145

G

• GAUGES, Micrometor, Messrs. O. Berend and Co., Limited, 467
• Governor, Marshall's, 8
• Graphic Interpolation in Machine Design, A. S. Ostreicher on, 412
• Guard, Rack Saw, Messrs. J. and F. Howard, 302
• Gunboat in Sections, Soudan Railway, Messrs. Thornycroft’s, 226
• Gun Carriage, Lord Dundonald's, 5

H

• HARBOUR, Boulogne (Civil Engineering Supple¬ment, July 22od, 1898, xii., xiii.)
• Harbour, Calais, Improvements at (Civil Engi¬neering Supplement, July 22nd, 1898, iv., v., ] vi.)
• Harbour at Heysham, New (Civil Engineering ] Supplement, July 22nd, 1898, iii.)
• House Cisterns, R. H., 457
• House Cistern, W. Payton, 381

I

• IRONWORKS, Sweden, 374, 566, 567, 568

K

• KILN, Continuous, The Ljunberg, 319

L

• LANDSLIP on the Ceylon Railway, 182
• Lathe, Hexagonal Turret, Messrs. Alfred Herbert, Limited, 379
• Lathe, Standard, Miley’s Machine Tool Company, 83
• Life-saving Apparatus for Ships, Mr. C. Scott Snell, 428
• Lighthouses for Norway, Cast Iron, 426, 427
• Lock Nut, Goddin’s, 235
• Locomotive, American Narrow - gauge, Lynton and Barnstaple Railway, 323
• Locomotive, Congo Railway, 108
• Locomotive, Four-cylinder Express, London and South-Western, Mr. D. Drummond (Supple¬ments, August 25th and October 5th, 1898), 211, S 212
• Locomotive, Four-cylinder Compoand Express Chemin de Fer du Nord, M. de Clehn, 276, S 284, 285, 649
• Locomotive, Goods, Austrian State Railways (Supplement, September 23rd, 1898), 131, 300, 307 ‘
• Locomotive, The Largest in the World, 474, 516
• Locomotive. Narrow - gauge, Soudan Railway, Messrs. Neilson, Reid, and Co., 226
• Locomotive, Oil-burning, Metropolitan Railway, 91
• Locomotive, Oil-burniDg Express, Great Eastern Railway, Mr. James Holden, 413
• Locomotive, Thuile and Fouro’s, 331
• Locomotive Tender, Chemin de Fer du Nord, 367
• Locomotive Tests, Caledonian Riilway, 624, 625
• Locomotive Trials, North-Eastern Railway Ex¬press, 452, 453

M

• MACHINE Design, Application of Graphic In¬terpolation in, A. S. Ostreicher on, 412
• Machine Stoker, Messrs. Ransomes and Rapier, Limited, 382
• Machine Tools at the Stanley Show, 548
• Maps, Birmingham Water Supply from Central Wales, 243
• Map of the Ceylon Railway, 174
• Map, Kuan Hsien Irrigation Works, 403
• Map, Mallaig Railway, 274
• Measuring Small Torsional Strains, Instruments for, E. G. Coker, 575, 576
• Micrometer Gauges, Messrs. O. Berend and Co., Limited, 467
• Milling, Boring, and Facing Machine, Blears and Co., 288
• Mines, Swedish, 315, 316
• Motor Cars, Heavy, Dietrich Petroleum Lorry, Jenatzy Electric Van, Krieger Electric Van, Leyland Steam Van, Panhard and Levassor Van, 424, 425

N

• NAVAL War Game, The Jane, 581

O

• OMNIBUS, Martyn’s Steam, 546
• Ores, Treatment of Refractory Silver, 429

P

• PATENT-OFFICE Library, The, 1C5
• Permanent Way, Norwegian State Railways, Fish¬plates, Bolts and Rail Spikes, Contracts Open, 334, 356
• Petroleum Vapour Burners, Experimental, 49
• Pier at Valparaiso, Sinking the Cylinder Founda¬tions of, 247 , 248
• Pile-driving Machine for Heavy Ground, 6C0
• Piges, Armoured, Messrs. Feiten and Guilleanme,
• Pipes, Cast Iron Socket, Brede Valley Water¬works, Contract Open, £59
• Pistol, Borchardt Autoncatic Repealing, 186. 187
• Piston, Marshall's, 8
• Plate, Carnegie-Krupp, 235
• Plates and Rivets, 145
• Pcenmatic Tire, The Cottrell, 504
• Portraits:
• Anderson, Sir Wm., £87
• Fowler, Sir John, 513
• Hopkinson, Dr. John, 234
• McDonald, Mr. John, 103
• Page, Mr. W. H., 103
• Trevithick, Mr. Richard E., 103
• Propeller Starter, Hydraulic, Messrs. Young’s, 64
• Pumps, High-speed Air, 549
• Pumps, High-speed Air, Mr. B. Gocdfellow, 515
• Pumps, High-speed Air, E. W. S., 457
• Pumping Machine, North-Eastern Steel Co., Mr. John Cameron, 550
• Pumping Machinery, Glasgow Graving Dock, 52, 79, 86

R

• RACK Saw Guard, Messrs. J. and F. Howard. 302
• Railway, Central London, Bank Station and Sub¬ways, 439, 440, 443
• Railway, Central London, Post-office and Marble Arch Stations, 466, 467
• Railway, Ceylon, 175, 182
• Railway, Congo, 106, 107, 110
• Railway, Mallaig, 273, 274, 275, 280
• Railway, Northern of France, Profiles of Lines and Speed Carves, 277
• Railway Material, Springs for Rolling Stock, 130
• Railway Works at Kentish Midland (Civil Engineering Supplement, July 22od, 1898, iii.) Refractory Silver Ores, Treatment of, 429
• Refuse Destructor, Powderhall, Edinburgh, Horsfall Furnace Syndicate, 201, 202, 203 Revolution Counters, Messrs. O. Berend and Co . 262
• Roller and Scarifier, Road, Mr. Hoeack’s Patent, Messrs. Chas. Burrell and Sons, 302
• Rolling Stock, Metropolitan Railway (Supplement. December 9th, 1898)
• Rolling Stock, Testing Material for, George T. Glover, 1, 75, 130, 145, 219, 296, 297, 364, 411

S

• SAFETY Device for Emery Wheels, W. O. Rooter, 505
• Saws, Electrically-driven Cold, 153
• Screw Shaft of the Royal Prince, Repairing s, 600
• Sewer System of Chicago, New (Civil Engineering Supplement, July 22nd, 1898, ix.)
• Shaft, Repairing a Screw, 600
• Shearing and Hand Punching Machines, Portable, Messrs. R. Becker and Co., 575
• Shield Tunnelling at Melbourne, Hydraulic, Mr G. H. Danlop, 652

Ships.

• British, French, and Russian Armourclat’f, The Numbers of, 102

Battleships, British :—

• Amphitrite, 68
• Formidable, 496
• Sappho, Joy’s Patent Assistant Cylin¬ders, 599
• Battleships, Foreign:—
• French Boavet, 441, 442
• French, The Massena, 471
• Japanese Shikishima, 448
• Spanish, Infanta Maria Teresa, 651
• Cruisers, British Diadem, Triple-expansion Engines ard Belleville Boilers of (Supplement, November 11th, 1898), 478, 635
• Cruisers, Foreign: —
• Friesland, Dutch, 491 Japanese, 33 Russian, 592, 594, 644
• Torpedo Boats and Destroyers, British:—
• Ariete, Thornycroft and Co., 1887, 319
• Childers, Thornycroft and Co., 1883, 319
• Torpedo Boat, Old Second-class, Yarrow and Cu., 1880-83, 274
• Torpedo Boats and Destroyers, Foreign
• For the Chinese Government, 1877, Yarrow and Co., 319
• For the French and Danish Governments in 1876, Messrs. Yarrow and Co., 222, 223
• For the Italian Navy, 1887, Yarrow and Co., 319
• Fur the Norwegian,French, and Austrian Governments in 1873. 1875, 1876,
• Messrs. Thornycroft and Co., 222
• For the Russian Navy, Yarrow and Co., 1878, 270
• Fori he U.S. Hnvy (Supplement, October 21st, 1898), 390, 391, 392, 560, 561, 563

Ships, Mercantile and Passenger:

• Arctic, Exploring Steamer, f6
• Frigate, Armour-clad, Ka’ser, 1873, 149
• Harbour Deft nee, Abyssinia, 149
• Ice-breaking Steamer, Russian, Messrs. Sir ( William Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., ; 520
• Mail Steamer Sado Maru, The Japanese, 53, 55
• Mail s.s. Ulster, 526
• Paddle-wheel Steamers with Beam Engines, American, 516, 517, 558
• Steam Yacht Joyeuse, 127, 128
• Troopship Assistance, 1875, Messrs. R. and , H. Green, 223 r
• Twin-screw s.s. Duke of Cornwall, 114, 115
• Bows of the Cromartyshire, 129
• Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering on the Thames in the Victorian Era, 55, 56, 222, 270
• Silver Ores, Treatment of Refractory, 429
• Station, Gooch, Great Northern Railway, Mr. W. T. Foxlee, 224, 240
• Steam Cart, Messrs. Mann and Charlesworth. 225
• Steel Company’s Works, U S.A., Illinois, 609, 620
• Strains, Instruments for Measuring Small Torsional, E. G. Coker, 575, 576

T

• TEA Making in Ceylon, 230, 251, 254
• Tender for Locomotive, Chemin de Fer du Nord, ’ 367
• Thermal Efficiency Diagrams of Steam Engines, ' 236
• Tire, The Cottrell Pneumatic, 504
• Tire, The Danlop Bicycle, 514
• Tire, The Trench Bicycle, 514
• Tools, “ Footprint,” Messrs. Thos. R. Ellin, 617
• Train Resistance (Diagrams), Mr. J. Rickie, 66
• Tramcar, Double-deck Electric, The C. L. Pull¬man Car Co., 41
• Tramways, Glasgow Corporal ion, 176
• Tramways, Halifax Corporation, 176
• Tramways, London United, Plan of Existing and
• Authorised Liaes and Proposed Extensions, 642
• Truck, Norwegian Timber, 616
• Trunk Mains, High-tension, 531
• Tunnel, Through the Arlberg, with Oil Fuel, 493
• Tunnelling, Hydraulic Shield, Melbourne, Mr. G. H. Dunlop, 652
• Tunnels and Shafts, Cast Iron, Central London Railway, 465, 466
• Turret Lathe. Hexagonal, Messrs. Alfred Herbert, Limited, 379
• Type-castiDg Machine, Wicks’ Rotary, 370

V

• VALVE Gear, Marshall and Wigram’s, 8, 9

W

• WA'IER Gauge, Reflex, Messrs. Richard Klinger and Co., 30
• Water-power Plant, St. Anthony Falls, 160 161, 162
• Water Scheme, Birmingham Corporation, 243
• Water SofteniDg and Purification Process, The Archbutt-Deeley, 186, 187
• Water Supply Schemes, Derwent and Ashop, 613
• Waterworks, Plymouth, 322, 326, 346, 347, 383, 389, 395
• Works of Messrs, Kendall and Gent, 592

See Also

Loading...