The Engineer 1905 Jul-Dec: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1905 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1905 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1905 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1905 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1905 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1905 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1905 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1905 Jul-Dec: Illustrations Index.

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List of Names

• ALEXANDRA Dock and Railway Company, Motor Coach for, 370
• Allanson-Winn, Mr., Chain Cable Groynes, 601
• American Steel Sheet Piling, 435
• American Thrashing Machines and Traction En^nes, 458, 486, 509, 510, 534, 535, 660, 561
• American Valve Gears for Locomotives, New, 381
• Anderson Exhaust Valve, 396
• Armstrong, Whitworth and Co., Limited, Sir W. G., Drilling and Boring Machines, 539 ; H.M. Fleet Scout Attentive, 616; Leading Screw Adjusting Machine, 271, 272
• Arnold, Professor J. O., Crystalline Structure of Iron (Suppl&nienti August iStKi 1905)
• Ateliers de Construction Preudhomme-Prion, 600 Horse-power Tandem Compound Engine, 459
• Avery Propeller Fan, The, 20

• BALDWIN Wheels and Crank Shaft, 629
• Barclay, Sons and Co., Limited, Andrew, Six Wheels Coupled Tank Locomotive, 420
• Belgian State Railways, “Atlantic” Type Express Locomotive, La Society Anonyme J. Cockerill, 305
• Belgian State Railways, Superheater Locomotive, SocKt^ Anonyme “ La Metallurgie,” 358
• Boycott, G. W. M., Compressed Air Foundations for Bridges, 103,104
• Brazilian Government, Gunboat for the, Yarrow and Co,, 638
• Britannia Engineering Company, Limited, Crude Oil Engine, 576
• British Fire Prevention Committee, Huts for Fire Resistance Tests, 62
• British Museum, Old Prints of Engines Unearthed at the, 130, 131
• Brooke and Co., Limited, J. W., Motor Chars-h- Banc, 213
• Budapest Waterworks, Pumping Engine (Supple- Septeniber 1905), 286
• Buford Irrigation Project, The, 317, 318

• CALEDONIAN Railway, Four-Coupled Express Locomotive, Mr. J. F. M'Intosh, 560
• Campbell, Mr. James, 384
• Canada, Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, Map of, 508
• Carbutt, Sir Edw. Hamer, 367
• Chicago Tunnels, 32, 58, 59, 93
• Clowes, Sir Wm. Laird, 162
• Clyde Trust Works, Merklands Quay Wall, 244
• Coventry Electricity Works, Coal Handling Machinery, 446, 447
• Cottrell, H. E. P., Electric Automotor Omnibuses, 210, 211
• Cubillo, Col. L., and Mr. A. Head, Cartridge Cases for Quick-firing Guns, 425, 426, 448, 449
• Cunard Liner, Construction of a Great, Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson (Sup'plementi Deceuibe^' ^tli, 1905), 568
• Cunard Liners, Stern Frames and Brackets for the New, Darlington Forge Company, 312
• Cussel, Hydro-electric Works at, 60, 61
• Cyprus Government Railway and Map of Island, 489, 492
• Cyprus Government Railway, Narrow-gauge Locomotive, Nasmyth, Wilson and Co., 488

• DARLINGTON, North-Eastern Locomotive Works, 160,161, 164
• Davis and Son, Messrs. John, Wages Calculating Machine, 548
• Dean, Mr. Wm., 316
• De Mayo Coaling Machine, The, 549
• Devonport Dockyard, Steam Fire Engine, Merryweather and Sons, Limited, 72
• Douglas and Sons, Limited, Milk Refrigerating Plant, 496
• Dresden, Central Heating and Lighting Station, 331
• Drewry and Sons, Railway Inspection Motor Car, 474
• Dundee Harbour Trustees, An Early Dredger, 602
• Dundee New Wharf, Mr. John Thompson, 92

• EDINBURGH Water Supply, Talla Waterworks, 215,
• Electrical Company, Frankfort-on-Main, Electrical Blast Furnace Hoist, 462, 463
• Elsassische Wool-washing Machine, 278
• English Channel, Chart of, 123
• Esson, Mr. W. B., Overhead Electric Insulators, 329, 351, 404, 405

• FRANCE, Cheminde Fer du Midi, Four-cylinder Goods Engine, de Glehn Type, 158
• France, Eastern Railway of, Locomotive, 206, 207, 209
• French Heavy Car Trials, 168, 169, 180
• French Motor Omnibuses, 138

• GAAR-SCOTT Threshing Machine, .534
• Traction Engine, 535
• German Turbine Cruiser Luebeck, 263
• Glasgow and South-Western Railway Six-coupled Express Locomotive, Mr. Jas. Manson Supplement^ December 2^tk, 1905)
• Great Central Railway, New Carriage and Wagon Works, 649
• Great Northern and City Railway, Steel Coach for, Brush Electrical Engineering Company, 624
• Great Southern and Western Railway, Ireland, Express Locomotive with Marshall’s Valve Gear, Mr. R. Coey {Supplement. November' Zrd. 1905), 436
• Great Western Locomotives and their Recent Work, 1, 2

• HASLAM Foundry and Engineering Company, Cold Storage Plant, 548
• Hastings Electric Tramways, Messrs. Dick, Kerr and Co., Limited, 359, 362
• H.M. Scout Adventure, Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth and Co. (Supplement^ Avgust IIM, 1905), 107, 108
• H.M. Scout Attentive, Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth and Co., Limited, 616
• Hetherington and Sons,. Limited, J., Multiple Drilling and Tapping Machine, 146
• Horsenaill, W. 0., Organisation of a Drawing office, 530, 531
• Hulett Ore Unloading Plant, The Wellman-Seaver Morgan Co., 240, 248

• INDUSTRIAL Suction Gas Producer, 196
• Italy, Locomotive Works and Shop Practico in. Hydraulic Press, Plate Edge Milling Machine, Complete Italian Boiler, 586 ; Crank Axle and Wheels, 633
• Izod, Mr. E. G. , Behaviour of Materials and Construction under Pure Shear, 647, 648

• JACOBS Excavating Machine, The, 549
• Japanese Battleship Katori, 7, 12
• Johnson, Mr. G. B., Corrugated Sheet Rolling Mill, 600
• Johnson-Lundell Electric Traction
• Direct Current Motor, 346
• Joule, Dr., Monument to, 441

• Lome, Gulf of Guinea, Landing Stage at, 516, 524
• London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway, Grosvenor Bridge, 308, 309
• London County Council, Thames Steamboat Stranded, 95
• London and North-Western Railway, Motor Railway Coach, Mr. G. Whale, 261; Six-wheels Coupled Passenger Engine, Mr. G. Whale (Supplement^ October ^tk, 1905), 338
• Long Island Electric Railway, 634, 635, 639
• Longsdorf Smoke Preventer, 346
• Rougher Accident, Diagram of Side Rods and Engine, 71
• Louisville and Nashville Railway Works, 285

• MCINTOSH and Seymour’s Engines and Turbines, 26, 27
• NcNaught Woolwashing Machine, 302
• Madrid and Alicante Railway, Bogie Tank Locomotive, J. A. Maffei, 484, 485
• Malard’s Steeping Vat for Woolwashing, 277 Manchester, New Dock, 88, 95, 96
• Mann’s Patent Steam Cart and Wagon Company, Limited, Steam Tractor and Trailer, 42
• Markische Maschinenbau Anstalt Armour Plate Rolling Mill (Supplement^ September IsZ, 1905)
• Marriner, Mr. W. W., Influence of Depth of Water on Speed, 97
• Marshall’s Valve Gear (Supplemenif November Zrd, 1905), 436
• Mather and Platt, Limited, Messrs., High Lift Electric Pump. 10
• Mathieson’s Marine Governor, 19
• Matthews and Yates, Limited, Wool-sorting Rootn, 179
• Mattig Cantilever Bridge, Austria, 96 Maximilian Bridge, Munich, Accident to the, 646 Mayne, Mr. William, New Rotary Valve, 292 Mehls Woolwashing Machine, 328
• Meiringen-Vihge Railway, The, 170
• Mellanby, Mr. A. L., Effect of Steam-jacketing upon the Efficiency of a Horizontal Compound Steam Engine, 21, 47
• Metropolitan Railway, Electric Locomotive for, British Westinghouse Electric Company, Limited, 289, 295
• Midland Railway, Belpaire Passenger Express Locomotive, Mr. R. M. Deeley, 320
• Miller-Bennett Grate, 73
• Mississippi, Cantilever Bridge over, 56, 57, 132, 133, 134
• Moscrop Yarn Tester, The, 170
• Moseley and Son, David, Motor Car Tire, 294
• Mumford, A. G., Marine Engine, R(yal Naval College, Dartmouth, 584, 585

• NATAL Government Railway, Eight-coupled Locomotive (Supplement^ September \^tk^ 1905), 262
• Newton Machine Tool Works, Boring and Drilling Machine, 245
• •New York Central, Four-cylinder Compound Locomotive, 232, 233
• New York Rapid Transit Railway, 354, 355, 383, 412, 416, 440, 441
• North-Eastern Locomotive Works, Darlington, 160, 161, 164
• North of France, Duplex Goods Engine, 30
• North Staffordshire Railway, Radial Tank Engine, Mr. John H, Adams, 592, 594

• OLYMPIA, Motor Car Exhibition at, 512, 513, 514, 546,547
• Otto Gas Engine Company, Suction Gas Plant Boat, 531, 532

• PALMER and Webster, Deck-caulking Tool, 498
• Panhard and Levassor Motor Car Works, 109, 110, 111, 114
• Paris Ceinture Railway, Tandem Compound Locomotive (Supplement^ Jxdy Itk^ 1905), 8, 9
• Park Works, Huddersfield, 34, 35, 38
• Parkinson and Son, J., Boring and Drilling Machines, 542
• Petrie’s Woolwashing Machine, 327, 328
• Phoenix Company, Tandem Compound Condensing Engine, 105
• Pickersgill, Mr. Wm., Locomotive for Railway Motor Coach, 222
• Pickles and Son, John, Wood-working Machinery,
• “Pianos” Planing Machine, The, 499
• Plauen Viaduct, The, 409
• Pollock and McNab, Limited, Messrs , .Pipe Flange Drilling Machine, 17 ; Vertical Boring Machine, 537, 538 ; Radial Drilling and Tapping Machine, 538
• Princes Risborough and Grendon Underwood Railway, 43, 573
• Pyrophone Company, Automatic Fire Detector, 424

• RANSOME and Co., Limited, Messrs. A., Automatic Peed for Band Saws, 44
• Reyrolle and Co., Limited, Messrs. A., Motorstarting Panel for Colliery Work, 498
• Richards and Co., Limited, Messrs. G., Foundry
• Mould Drier, 295; Pit-type Planing Machine for Turbine Construction, 352, 371 ; Vertical Milling Machine, 599
• Rosario Waterworks Pumping Engines, Hathorn,
• Davey and Co., Limited, 156
• Rosetta Weir, 431
• Royal Naval College, Dartmouth, Marine Engine, A. G. Mumford, Limited, 584, 585

• SANDYCBOFT Foundry Company, 25 Ton Steam Capstan, 16
• Seialpi Boiler, The, 335
• Sclessin Electrical Generating Station, Lihge, 256, 257
• Seaham Harbour Works, New, 466, 470
• Serpollet Steam Vehicles, 406, 407, 408
• Shelford, Sir Wm., Portrait, 343
• Shorthouse, Mr. B., Two New Compasses, 497
• Sierra Leone Government Railway, 194
• Simons and Co., Limited, Wm., Dredger for Newport, 497
• Simplon Tunnel, Crowning Work of the, 564, 565
• Smith, Prof. R. H., Efficiency in Compression in Steam Engines, 434
• Snell, Mr. C. Scott, Railway Carriage Window Fitting, 46
• Soci^t6 Anonyme John Cockerill, Four-cylinder Compound Locomotive, 64 ; 300 Horse-power Cross Compound Engine, Libge Exhibition, 236, 237.
• Society Anonyme Van den Kerchove, 600 Horsepower Compound Horizontal Steam Engine, Li^ge Exhibition, 334
• Southampton, New Graving Dock at (Sivpple- 'meni, October 1905), 386, 387
• South-Eastern and Chatham Railway, Bogie Tank Engine, Mr. H. S. Wainwright, 182, 183
• Spencer and Co., James, Boring and Drilling Machines, 540, 542
• Spencer and Co., Messrs. W. H., Anderson Exhaust Valve, 396
• Sperling’s Nut Lock, Limited, New Lock Nut, 601
• Sterne and Co., Limited, L., Gas or Air Compressor, 294
• Stothert and Pitt, Limited, Messrs., 15-Ton Forge Crane, 10
• Submarine Signalling Company’s Apparatus, 220, 221
• Sun Fan Company, Wool Sorting Room, 179 Swedish Destroyer Magne, 188
• Swindon, Locomotive Testing Plant at, A. G; Churchward (Suppleuient. December ^2nd. 1905), 617, 623

• TALLA Waterworks, Edinburgh Water Supply, 215
• Tangyes, Limited, Messrs., Beam Testing Plant, 96 ; Vertical Drilling Machines, 537
• Taylor, Charles, Boring and Drilling Machines, 540
• Taylor-Wordsworth, Wool-washing Machine, 277, 328
• Thornycroft and Co., Limited, John I., Steam Tug Poderoso, 37«0
• Treskow Bridge, Over the Spree, 599

• UPTON’S Manipulator for Rolling: Mills, 333
• United States First-class Battleship New Hampshire, New York Shipbuilding Company (SU'pple'nient^ July 21,?^, 1905)
• United States Gold Dredger at Work, 144

• VICKERS, SODS and Maxim, Messrs., 12m,
• Wire-wound Guns, 231
• Victoria Park, Niagara Falls, Curious Concrete Dam, 388

• WAKEFIELD Pump. The, 46
• Wallach Brothers, Messrs., Lime Washing and Painting Machine, 246
• Wallis and Steevens’ Steam Tractor and Plough. 563
• Walsh, Mr. Charles, Band Saw Sharpening Machine, 245
• Walter’s Marine Oil Engine, 490
• Warren Steam Turbine, The, 423
• Watt Suction Gas Plant, The, 122
• West of France Railway, Six Wheels Coupled Express, La Soci^t^ de Construction de Batignolles, 304
• Wetterhorn Electric Aerial Railway, 471
• White and Sons, Messrs. Thomas, Double Crosscut Saw Bench, 420
• Whitehead, Mr. Robert, 520
• Wicksteed and Co., Messrs. Charles, Portable Drills, 44
• Wilkinson and Sons, Messrs. G., Boring, Facing, and Flange Turning Machine. 122
• Willans and Robinson, 1000-Kilowatt Steam Turbine, 566

• YARROW, Mr. Harold, Effect of Depth of Water on Speed, with reference to Destroyers Lately Built, 70, 71
• Yarrow and Co., Gunboat for the Brazilian Government, 638
• Yorkshire Patent Steam Wagon Company, Five- ton Steam Wagons, 270
• ZIFTA Barrage, 431

Subject matter

• ACCIDENT, Lougher, Diagram of Side Rodsand Engine, 71
• Accident to the Maximilian Bridge, Munich, 646 Armour Plate Rolling Mill, Markische Maschinenbau Anstalt {Supplement, Sevteniber U,1905)
• Armoured Concrete Tunnels, New Design for, 259

• BAND Saw Sharpening Machine, Mr. Charles Walsh. 245
• Beam-testing Plant, Messrs. Tangyes, Limited, 96 Boiler, The Scialpi, 335
• Boring and Drilling Machine, Newton Machine Tool Works, 245
• Boring, Facing, and Flange-turning Machine, G. Wilkinson and Sons, 122
• Bridge, Cantilever, over Mississippi, 56. 57, 132, 133, 134 ’ '
• Concrete, over the Lenne, 550
• Grosvenor, London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway, 308, 309
• over the Mattig, Austria, 96
• Munich, Accident to the Maximilian, 646 ’
• over the Spree, New, 599

• CANAL Excavating Machine, The Jacobs, 549 Capstan, 25-Ton Steam, Sandycroft Foundry
• Company, 16
• Cartridge Case for Quick-firing Gun, Col. L.
• Cubillo and Mr. A. Head, 425, 426, 448, 449 Chart of the English Channel, 123 Coal-handling Machinery, Coventry Electricitv
• Works, 446, 447
• Coaling Machine, The De Mayo, 549
• ^^548 Plant, Motor Driven Compressors,
• Compasses, Two New, Mr. B. Shorthouse, 497 Compressed Air Foundations for Bride’es. G W M. Boycott, 103, 104 ’
• Compression in Steam Engines, Efficiency in Professor R. H. Smith, 434 ’
• Compressor, Gas or Air, L. Sterne and Co. Limited, 294
• Crane, 15-Ton Forge, Messrs. Stothert and Pitt Limited, 10 ’
• DAM, Curious Concrete, Victoria Park, Niagara
• 388 ’
• Deck-Caulking Tool, The Palmer and Webster 498 ’
• Dock, Manchester New, 88, 95, 96
• Dock, New Graving, Southampton, 386, 387 (October 1905)
• Drawing-office, Organisation of, W. 0. Horse- naill, 530, 531
• Dredger, An Early, 602
• Dredger, Gold, United States, 144
• Drilling and Boring Machines (llhistvcded Supple- uientt Noveuiber 24^A, 1905), 537
• Drilling and Tapping Machine, Multiple, J. Hetherington and Sons, Limited, 146
• Drills, Portable, Messrs. Chas. Wicksteed and Co., 44

• ELECTRIC Aerial Railway, Wetterhorn, 471 Electrical Generating Station, Sclessin, 256, 257 Electric Headlight for Locomotives, 187
• Electric Insulators, Overhead, Mr. W. B. Esson, 329 351
• Electric Railway, Long Island, 634, 635, 639
• Engine (600 Horse-power), Compound Horizontal Steam, Soc, Anonyme Van den Ker- chove, Li^ge Exhibition, 334
• Condensing, 75 Horse-power, Mme. Veuve La Chauss6e, Liege Exhibition, 84, 85, 86
• Crude Oil, Britannia Engineering Company, Limited, 576
• Heated Piston, Soc. Anonyme John Cockerill and Son, Liege Exhibition, 236, 237
• Marine, Royal Naval College, Dartmouth, A. G. Mumford, 584, 585
• Marine Oil, Mr. J. F. Walters, 490 Steam Fire, Merryweather and Sons, Limited, 72
• 600 Horse-power, Tandem Compound, Ateliers de Construction Preud- homme-Prion, 459
• Tandem Compound-condensing, Phosnix Company, 105
• Old Prints of. Unearthed at the British Museum, 130, 131
• Pumping, Budapest Waterworks (Supple- uient, September 1905), 286
• Pumping, Rosario Waterworks, Hathorn, Davey and Co., Limited, 156 and Turbines, McIntosh and Seymour’s, 26, 27

• FEED for Band Saws, Automatic, Messrs. A. Ransome and Co., Limited, 44
• Fire Detector, Automatic, Pyrophone Company, 424
• Fire-resistance Tests, Huts for, 62

• GAS Plant, Watt Suction, 122
• Gas Producer, Industrial Suction, 196
• Gear-cutting Works, Huddersfield, Park, 34, 35, 38
• Governor, Marine, Mathieson’s, 19
• Grate and Mechanical Stoker, Miller-Bennett, 73 Groynes, 392
• Groynes, Chain Cable, Mr. Allanson-Winn, 601
• Guns, 12in. Wire-wound, Messrs. Vickers, Sons and Maxim, 231

• HARBOUR Works, Seaham, 466, 470
• Heating and Lighting Station, Central, Dresden,
• 331
• Heavy Car Trials, French, 168, 169, 180
• Hoist, Electrical Blast Furnace, Electrical Company, Frankfort-on-Main, 462, 463
• Hydro Electric Works, Cusset, 60, 61

• INSULATION of Overhead Lines, Mr. W. B. Esson on the, 404, 405
• Iron, Crystalline Structure of, Professor J. 0 Arnold (Supplement^ August l^th^ 1905)
• Irrigation Engineering, Sir Hanbury Brown,’ Rosetta Weir, Zifta Barrage, 431
• Irrigation Project, The Buford, 317, 318

• LANDING Stage at Lome, Gulf of Guinea, 516
• Lime-washing and Painting Machine, Messrs. Wallach Bros., 246
• Lock-Nut, A New, Sperling’s Nut Lock, Limited,
• Locomotive, Athntio Type Express, Belgian
• State Railways, La Soci€t6 Anonyme J. Cockerill, 305
• Belpaire Passenger Express, Mid-
• 320^ I>eeley,
• Bogie Tank Madrid and Alicante
• Railway, J. A. Maffei, 484, 485
• Bogie Tank South-Eastern and
• Cbatnam Railway. Mr IT Q
• Wainwright, 182, 183 ’
• ^30^^ of Prance,
• Eight’-ooupled, Natal Government
• Railway,
• British Westinghouse Electric
• Company, Limited, 282, 295
• Locomotive, Electric Headlight for, 187
• Express, Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway, 395 .
• Four-coupled Express, Caledonian
• Railway, Mr. J. F. M Intwh, 560
• Four-cylinder Compound, bociete Anonyme John Cockerill, 84
• Four-cylinder Compound, New York Central Railway, 232, 233
• Four-cylinder Goods, de Glehn Type, Chemin de Fer du Midi, 158
• Great Western, 1, 2 « ,
• with Marshall’s Valve Gear, Great Southern and Westarn of Ireland, Mr. R. Coey [Siipplement^ Novertibev ^rd, 1905), 436
• Narrow-gauge, Cyprus Government Railway, Nasmyth, Wilson and Co., 488
• Ridial Tank, North Staffordshire Railway, Mr, John H. Adams, 692, 594
• fcr Railway Motor Coach, Mr. Wm. Pickersgill, 222
• Six-coupled Express. Glasgow and South-Western Railway, Mr. Jas. Manson (Supplement^ December 1905)
• Six Wheels Coupled , Express, Western of France Railway, La Soci6t< de Construction de Bat’gnolles, 304
• Six Wheels Coupled Passenger, London and North-Western, Mr. G. Whale (Supplement^ October Qth, 1905), 338
• Six Wheels Coupled- Tank, Andrew Barclay, Sons and Co., 420
• Superheater, Belgian State Railways, Soci6t6 Anonyme ‘‘La Metallurgie,” 358
• Tandem Compound, Paris Ceinture July ItK, 1905), 8, 9 Testing Plant at Swindon, A. G. Churchward (Supplement^ Decewi- ber 22nd, 1905), 617, 623
• Wheels and Crank Shaft, Baldwin, 529
• Works, Darlington, North-Eastern Railway, 160, 161, 164
• Works and Shop Practice, Italy, 586, 633

• MACHINE Tool Design, 80, 153, 432, 507, 557
• Design, The Fast Headstock, Gear Arrangements, Cone on Spindle, 432, 433, 507
• Liege Exhibition, 190 Manipulator for Rolling Mills, Upton’s, 333
• Maps, Cyprus, Showing the Famagusta Railway, 489, 492
• East Stirlingshire and District Waterworks, 371
• Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, Canada, 508 Meiringen-Vihge Railway, 170
• Milk Refrigerating Plant, Douglas and Sons, Limited, 496
• Mill, Corrugated Sheet Rolling, Mr. G. B. Johnson, 600
• Milling Machine, Vertical, G. Richards and Co., Limited, 699
• Monument to Dr, Joule, 441
• Motor Car Exhibition at Olympia, 512, 613, 514, 546, 547
• Works, Panhard and Levassor, 109, 110, 111, 114
• French Heavy Car Trials, 168, 169 Railway Inspection Car, Drewry and Sons, 474
• Tire, David Moseley and Son, 294 Chars-h-banc, J. W. Brooke and • Co,, Limited, 213
• Coach for Alexandra Dock and Railway Company, 370
• Coach Railway, London and North-Western Railway, Mr. G. Whale, 261
• Direct-current, Johnson-Lundell Electric Traction Company, 346
• Driven Compressors, Cold Storage Plant, 548
• Generator, 10,000-volt Lancashire Dynamo and Motor Company, Limited, 394
• Omnibuses, Electric, Mr. H. E. P. Cottrell on, 210, 211
• Omnibuses, French, 138
• Starting Panel for Colliery Work, Messrs. A. Reyrolle and Co., Limited, 498 Vehicles, Serpollet Steam, 406, 407, 408 Foundry, Messrs. G. Richards and Co., 295

• Hnlett, The
• Wellman-Seaver Morgan Company, 240, 248

• PIPE Flange Facing and Drilling Machine
• Messrs Pollock and McNab, Limited, 17 ’
• Planing Machine, The “Pianos,” 499
• Turbine Construction, G
• Richards and Co., Limited, 352, 371
• Plough, steam Tractor and, Wallis and Steevens, Portrait, Mr. Jas. Campbell, 384
• Sir Edw. Hamer Carbutt, 367
• Sir W. Laird Clowes, 162
• Mr. Wm. Dean, 316
• Sir Wm. Shelford, 343
• Pr.p.„„^:kX
• 3't, •«!
• Pump, The Wakefield, 46

• QUAY Wall, Merklands, Clyde Trust Works, 241

• RAILWAY Accident, Liverpool Southnorf IIQ Carriage Window Eitting, M. p Scott Snell, 46
• New York Rapid Transit, 354 QKR 383, 412, 416, 440, 441 *
• Princes Risborough and Grenrlnn Underwood, 43, 573
• Sierra Leone Government, 194
• Works, Louisville and Nashville 28’;
• Rolling Mills, Upton’s Manipulator for, 333*
• Stock, Steel Coach for Great North^xA and City Railway, 624
• Stock, Works, Great Central Railway 649

• SAW Bench, Double Cross-cut, Messrs, Thor^Qa White and Sons, 420
• Screw Adjusting Machine, Leading, Armstrnnn.
• Whitworth, 271, 272 Standard Leading, 271, 272 Standard Leading Lathe and Machine, 198

Ships; Battleships, Foreign:—

• Japanese, Katori, 7,12
• United States, New Hampshire ISuniyh meni, July 1905)

Ships; Cruisers, Foreign :—

• German, Lubeck, 263
• Gunbeat for the Brazilian Government Yarrow and Co., 638 ’

Ships; Scouts, British:—

• Adventure (Supplement, Auqust IDA 1905), 107, 108 ? ’
• Attentive, 616

Ships; Destroyers:—

• Swedish, Magna, 188

Ships; Miscellaneous, British :—

• Cunard Liner, Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson, Limited (Supplement December Ztk, 1905), 568 ’
• Dredger for Newport, William Simons and Co., Limited, 497
• Thames Steamer Stranded, 95

Ships; Miscellaneous, Foreign: —

• River Boat with Suction Gis Engines 531, 532 ’
• Steam Tug Poderoso, 370

• SMOKE Preventer, The Longsdorf, 346
• Speed, Effect of Depth of Water on, Mr. H Yarrow, 70, 71
• Speed, Influence of Depth of Water on, Mr W. W. Marriner, 97
• Steam Jacketing : Its Effect on Efficiency of the Horizontal Compound Steam Engine, Mr, A. L. Mellanby, 21, 47
• - Tractor and Plough, Wallis and Steevens. 563 ’
• - Tractor and Trailer, Mann’s Patent Steam Cart and Wagon Company, Limited, 42
• Steel Sheet Piling, American, 435
• Stern Frames and Brackets for the New Cunard Liners, Darlington Forge Company, 312
• Submarine Signalling, 220, 221
• Surveying Instruments, Some, 590, 591, 611

• THRASHING Machines and Traction Eoginfs, American, 458, 486, 509, 510, 534, 535, 560, 5S1
• Tilt-bucket Conveyor, 20
• Tramways, Electric, Hastings, Messrs. Dick, Kerr and Co., Limited, 359, 362
• Tunnel, Simplon, Crowning Work of the, 564, 565
• - Armoured Concrete, New Design for, 259
• - Chicago, 32,58, 59, 93
• Turbine, 1000-Kilowatt Steam, Willans and Robinson, 566
• Turbine, Warren Steam, 423

• VALVE, Anderson Exhaust, 396
• - Gear, Marshall’s (Supplement, November Zrd, 1905), 436
• - Gears for Locomotives, American, 381 Rotary, Mr. William Mayne, 292
• Viaduct, The Plauen, 409

• WAGES Calculating Machine, Messrs. Join Davis and Son. 548
• Wagon, 5-Ton Steam, Yorkshire Patent Steam Wagon Company, 270
• Water Meter, Leinert’s, 18
• Waterworks, Talla, 215
• Wharf, Dundee, Mr. J, Thompson, 92
• Wood-working Machinery, John Pickles and Son, 603
• Wool Sorting Rooms, 179
• Wool-washing Machines, 277, 278
• - The McNanght, 302, 303
• - Mehl’s, 328
• - Petrie’s, 327, 328 ,
• - Taylor Wordsworth s, 328

• YARN Tester, Tae Moscrop, 170

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