The Engineer 1910 Jul-Dec: Index: Miscellaneous

The Engineer 1910 Jul-Dec: Miscellaneous Index.

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ACCELEROMETER, Use of, in the Measurement of Road Resistance, &c., H. E. Wimperis, 313, 321, 668

Accidents:

American Railway, 341. 628
Boiler Explosion on s.s. Snaefell, 517
British Railway, during 1909, 151
Coal Mines, Increasing Accidents in, 225 114
Collieries, 152
Collision at Willesden Junction, 619 ; (Letter), 631
Deutschland Airship, Wreck, 20
Evaporator Explosion on s.s. Anglo-Saxon, 178
Irish Railway, 93, 334, 338
Midland Railway, 690, 694, 699
Mining Accidents, 2
Roscrea—see Irish Railway
Submarine Al, Explosion, 173
Two Railway, 410

ACETYLENE Gas Lighting, “Carbic” System, C. C. Wakefield, 329
Acetylene Generator, Portable, Flare Lamp, Imperial Light, Limited, 325
Aero-dynamometric Installation, Eiffel, 134

Aeronautics:

Aeroplanes and the Law of Negligence, 114
Aeroplanes in Paris, 460, 486
Aeroplane Progress, 467; (Letter), 498
Aeroplanes at Rheims. 69
Atlantic Airship Voyage, 443
Aviation Meeting at Rheims, 42
Coanda Aeroplane, 461
Cross-country Aeroplane Race, 208
Deutschland Passenger Airship, Voyages and Wreck. 20
Flapping Flying Machine, 486
Government Aeronautical Committee, Work of, 265, 291, 320
Pans to London Flight, 208
Practical Applications of Aeroplanes, 392

AGREEMENTS—see Labour
Agricultural Machinery at Liverpool, 18, 50
Agricultural Machinery at Smithfield Show, 620 114
Agricultural Motors—see Motor Vehicles 114
Agricultural Tractors—see Tractors
Air Compressors—see Compressors
Aker, Proffessor P. R., on Gan Erosion, 415, 421 114
Alloy, a New, Gabriel. 447
Alloys, Aluminium, 233, 447
Aluminium Alloys, ^33, 447
Aluminium Works—see Works
Ambergate, Covered Service Reservoir at, 641, 648
American Engineering’ News: 232, 419, 450
Bridge, Large Electric Railway, 232
Canal Lock, Syphon-operated, 419
Garbage Incinerating Plant, 232
Pneumatic Drills for French Excavation, 450
Pressure Reservoir for New York City, 450 114
Refrigeration of Fruit for Transportation, 419 114
Tunnelling Machine, 419

AMERICAN Mail Service, Acceleration, 476 114
Anchor, 15.5-Ton, Hall, 298
Aqueduct, Los Angeles, Electric Power in the Construction of. 311
Argentine, British Trade with the, 213
Armament of Battleships — see Ships, Naval Matters
Artillery Wheels—see War Material

Associations, Institutions, and Societies Association, British:

Aerial Propellers, Value of Anchored Tests, W. A. Scoble and S. C. Carter, 307
Blow-holes in Steel Ingots, Professor H. M. Howe, 322
British Railways, Some Facts and a Few Problems. Professor Dalby, 259, 281, 285
Changes of Temperature in Gas Engine Cylinder, Professor B. G. Coker, 321
Chemistry Section, J. E. Stead, 281, 307, 322
Coal, Provident Use of, Professor H. E. Armstrong, 322
Crystalline Structure of Iron and Steel at High Temperatures, 322
Engineering Section, 280, 281, 307, 308, 321
Association, British {continued}:
Gaseous Combustion, Professor Bone, 281
Gaseous Explosions, Professor Bertram Hopkinson, 281
Geological Section, 322
Influence of Chemical Composition, &c., on Properties of Steels, Professor A. McWilliam, 322
Iron and Fuel Chemistry, 322
London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Electrification. P. Dawson, 321
Management, 494
Mechanical Flight, 307
Mechanical Hysteresis of Rubber, Professor A. Schwartz, 322
Method for Producing High-tension Discharge?, E. Wilson and W. H. Wilson, 322
Price of Electricity, E. W. Cowan, 282 Provisional Programme, 180
Rate of Air or Gas Supply to a Gas Engine, &c., Professor W. E. Da-by, 321
Relation of Science to Industry and Commerce, R. Blair, 307
Sheffield Meeting, 280, 307, 321
Stress, Optical Determination of. Professor E. G. Ccker, 321
Testing of Files, Professor Ripper, 282
Testing of Lathe Tool Steels, Professor Ripper, 280
Use of an Accelerometer in the Measurement of Road Resistance, &c., H. E. Wimperis, 313, 321
Utilisation of Solar Radiation, Wind Power, &c.. Professor R. A. Fessenden, 308

Association of Consulting Engineers:

Meeting, 88 ; (Letter), 204

Association of Engineers, Manchester:

Engineer Profession, Presidential Address, 406 114
Involute Cut Gearing, S. H. Rowley, 595 114
Opening Meeting and Visit?, 406
Structural Engineering of Motor Cars, J. L. Milligan, 643
Water-tube Boilers, D, Wilson, 626

Association, Machine Tools and Engineering :

Formation of Association, 487

Association, Manchester Steam Users

Corrosion Report, C. E. Stromeyer, 550
Association of Mining Electrical Engineers:
New Branch Formed, 341
Association, National, of Colliery Managers:
Opening Meeting, 355
Institute, Concrete;
British Aluminium Company’s Works at Kinlochleven, A. A. H. Scoct, 98

Institute, Iron and Steel:
Briquetting of Iron Ores, C. de Schwarz, 354 Congress at Buxton, 354, 379
Electric Steel Refining, D. F. Campbell, 380, 395
Experiments on Fatigue of Metals, Professor J. H. Smith, 381
Groudal Furnace, 355
Hanyang Iron and Steel Works, G. Chamier, 382
Influence of Silicon on Pure Cast Iron, A. Hague and Professor T. Turner, 379
Manganese in Cast Iron, &c., H. I. Coe, 379
Preparation of Magnetic Oxides of Iron from Aqueous Solutions, S. Hilpert, 355
Rivet Heads, Apparatus for Cutting Off, 382
Rolled “ H ” Beams, G. E. Moore, 355, 368
Scherbins and Kramer Systems of Motor Regulation, 380
Sulphurous Acid as a Metallographic Etching Medium, E. Colver-Gianert and S. Hilpert, 355
Theory of Hardening Carbon Steels, C. A. Edwards, 379
Utilibaiion of Electric Power in the Iron and Steel Industry, &c., J. J. E. Schuurman, 380
Visits to Works of Staveley Coal and Iron Company, Markham and Co., Midland Railway, London and North-Western Railway, &c., 355, 382
Wohler Test, 382

Institute of Marine Bngineers:
Accuracy of Measurement, Sir D. Gill, 526 Dinner, Meeting, Presidential Address, Awards 526
Experimental Study of an Oil Engine, F. J. Kean, 21, 418
G. M. Balance, Stability Indicator for Ships, E. Tate, 418
Internal Combustion Engine for Marine Use, W, R. Cummins, 21, 418

Institute of Metals:
Autumn Conference, 338, 350
Common Defects Occurring in Alloys, Dr. C. H. Desch, 350
Efftct of Silver, Bismuth, and Aluminium on Mechanical Properties of “Tough Pitch” Copper Containing Arsenic, F. Johnson 350
Heat Treatment of Brass, G. D. Bengough and 0. F. Hudson, 338
Magnetic Alloys formed from Non-magnetic Material, A. D. Ross, 338
Metallography as an Aid to the Brassfounder, H, S. Primrose, 350
Ross Method of Dealing with Fumes in Casting Bronze, 350
Visits to Colleges and Work«, 350
Visit to Norti British Locomotive and to John Brown and Co.’s Works, 350

Institute, Mining, of Scotland:
Visit to Broxburn Oil Company, 310

Institution of Civil Engineers :
Holborn to Strand Improvement, Humphreys, 554
Meeting; Installation of President; Presidential Address, 499
New Buildings, Laying of Foundation Stone, 464
Pass List, October, 1910, 579
Portland Cement and the Question of its Aeration, H. K. G. Bamber, 582
Winning of Coastal Lands in Holland, A. E. Carey, 691
Institution of Electrical Engineers:
Presidential Address, S. Z. de Ferranti, 546
Street Lighting, Haydn T. Harrison, 605

Institution of Mechanical Engineers:
American and British Joint Meeting, 24, 109, 136, 152, 153, 161
American Locomotive Terminals, W. Forsyth, 110
Banquet in London, 139 i
Bolton Wheel Drops, 110, 111 |
Constitution of Troostite and the Tempering , of Steel, A. McCance, 663
Cost of Electrically-propelled Suburban Trains, H. M. Hobart, 161 ‘
Development of Road Locomotion in Recent Years, L. A. Legros, 560, 580
Economies of Potter, 161
Electrification 161, 179 Electrification
Carter, 161 Electrification of Trunk Lines, L. R. Pomeroy, *161
Engine-house Practice, F. H. Clark, 109
English Running-shed Practice, C. W. Paget, 125
Handling Engines, H. H. Vaughan, 110
Handling Locomotives at Terminals, F. M. Whyte, 109
High-speed Tools and Machines to Fit Them, H. I. Brackenbury, 136
Interchangeable Involute Gearing, W. Lewis, 137, 152
Pedrail, Dr. Hele Shaw, 561
Production of Castings to Withstand High Pressures, H. C. H. Carpenter and C. A. Edwards, 663, 701
Standardization of Locomotives in India, Cyril Hitchcock, 456, 475
Tooth Gearing, J. D. Steven, 137, 153 Visits to :
South Staffordshire Mond Gas Company; Austin Motor Company ; Metropolitan Amalgamated Railway Carriage and Wagon Company ; Frankley Filter Beds. 112
Pump and Power Company’s Testing Station ;
Worcester Royal Porcelain Works. 113
University of Birmingham ; Mitchell and Butler’s Brewery ; South Staffordshire Waterworks Company ; Daimler Mob r Company’s Works ; Alfred Herbert, Limited ; Willans and Robinson, Limited ; British Thomson - Houston Company; Wolseley Tool and Motor Car Company, 138, 139

Institution of Municipal Engineers, Manchester:
Theory and Practice, Arthur Bowes, 233

Institution of Naval Architects, German:
Erection of Heavy Gun Turrets on Vessels, Captain Thorbecke, 576, 591
Further Development of the Uni-fiow Steam Engines, Professor Stumpf, 575
Lentz Locomotives, H*^rr Lichtenstein on, 576
Lentz Valve Motion, Herr Lichtenstein, 627 Marine Diesel Moiors, Direktor Saiuberlich, 590
Meeting, 575, 590, 627
Motion Phenomena connected with the Firing of a Shot, Professor Dr. C. Cranz, 591
Steam Tug for Navigation Canals, Dr. Ing. Gebers, 627
Superheated Steam Installations for Marine Reciprocating Engines, L. Lichtensteiner, 627
Tanks for Damping the Rolling Motions of Vessels, Direktor Frahm, 627

Institution, North-East Coast, of Engineers and Shipbuilders:
Annual Meeting and Presidential Address, 525 Economical Working of Reciprocating Marine Engines, D. B. Morison, 605, 606

Institution, Permanent Way:
Summer Convention, 45

Institution of Post-office Electrical Engineers:
Signalling Batteries, <fec., Investigation, J. G. Lucas, 678

Society, American, of Mechanical Engineers: See Institution of Mechanical Engineers

Society of Arts:
Presidential Address on Telegraphy, 552

Society, Physical:
Annual Exhibition, 666

Society, Royal:
Flow of Water in Curved Pipes, J. Eustioe, 23

Society, Royal Meteorological:
Balloon Observations, 584

BARNES, J. S., on The Design of Screening Plants for Old and Modern Collieries, 675, 686 (Two-page Supplement. December 2Zrd. 1910)
Beams, Rolled “H,” G. E. Moore, 355, 368
Beck, E. G., on Stanchions Carrying Excentric Loads, 601
Behaviour of Hydraulic Compounds in Sea-water, H. Burchartz, 401
Bending Machines—see Machine Tools
Blade Proportioning in Reaction Type Steam Turbines, E. R. Briggs, 335, 347 ; (Letter), 422
Blast Furnace Blowing Engine, Motor-driven, Richardsons, Westgarth and Co., 444
Blowers—see Turbine Blowers
Blowing Eugine, Blast Furnace, Motor-driven, Richardsons, Westgarth and Co., 444
Boats—see Ships
Booking, T. G., on Graphic Calculation of the Flow of Water in Pipes, 562

Boilers:

Babcock and Wilcox Boilers for Brazil Floating Dock, 93
Boiler Explosion, The Distirgton, 573
Boiler Furnaces, The Management of,’ C. E. Stromeyer on, 574
Boiler and Steam Pipe Coverings, Matthew Keenan. 297
Compensated Draught for Boilers, 700
Corrosion, Rapid, in Ships’ Boilers, 361
Equalised Draught, 172, 700 ; (Letters), 204, 367
Explosion on s.s. Snaefell, 517
Explosions, Board of Trade Reports, 117, 517
Feed Pumps—see Pumps
Furnace, H. Schofield, J. and P. Hill, 45
Furnace Front, Boiler, Economic Forced Draught Company, 329
Grille Water-tube Boiler, 18
Haystack Boiler of s.s. Mountaineer, A. and J. Inglis, 95
Inokuty’s Boiler Stays, 254 ; (Letter), 286
Locomotive Boiler Improvements, 80
Multiple Boiler Explosions, 626
Nicolson Boiler, 278, 698
Olympic, Boilers for White Star Liner, 462
Reformation cf Boiler Engineering, 278, 698
Sectional Portable Boiler, Babcock and Wilcox, 366 I
Steam Chest, Solid Rolled, John Brown, 476
Washing Out Locomotive Boilers, 125
Water Level Regulator for Steam Boilers, Isaac Storey, 462
Water S -ftening Plants at Manchester Exhibition, 464
Water-tube Boilers, D. Wilson, 526 “Woodeson” Water-tube Boiler, Clarke- Chapman, 302

BOLTON Wheel Drops, 110, 111
Borden, H. P., on St. Andrew’s Rapids Dam, 139, 166, 170, 188, 310
Boring Machines—see Machine Tools
Bowes, Arthur, on Theory and Practice, 233
Brackenbury, H. I., on High Speed Tools and Machines to Fit Them, 136
Brackets, Riveted, Design of, W. T. S. Butlin, 29 Braz 1, 22,000-ton Floating Dock for, 33, 59, 93 (Four-page Supplement July 1910)

Bridges:

Canadian Bridge Contracts, 85
Cardiff Railway. Treforest Extension, Skew Bridge, 408, 412
Cribbii g for Sm-ill Spans from the Top of Piers, A. Van der Meersch, 435
El Limbo Bridge, Cauca Railway, 79
Lower Ganges, at Sara Ghat, 256
Quebec Bridge, The New, 244, 438 ; (Correction), 277 {Two-page Supplement^ September 2ftrf, 1910)
Quebec Bridge, The Old, Removal of the D^br s, 532 ; (Correction), 646
Railway Bridges, Strengthening. 60
Steel Arched Ribs for Railway Bridges, 616
Vanadium Steel for Bridge Members, 389
Works—see Works

BRIGGS, E. R., on Blade Proportioning in Reaction Type Steam Turbines, 335, 347 ; (Letter), 422
Brussels Exhibition—see Exhibitions
Burchartz H., on Behaviour of Hydraulic Compounds in Sea Water, 401
Butlin, W. T. S., on Design of Riveted Bracket.s, 29

CAISSONS for New Quebec Bridge, 244 ; (Correction), 277 (Tv:O'page Supplement^ SeptMnber 2n(^, 1910)
Calliper Gauges, Wingley, 326
Callipers, Micrometer, Schaffer and Budenberg, 205
Cambridge Scientific Instrument Company’s Exhibits, 668
Campbell, D. F., on Electric Steel Refining, 380, 395
Can-filling Machine, Alison Broadhurst Machine Compai.y, 88
Canadian Navy—see Ships, Naval Matters
Canadian Peat, 2^8
Canal, Panama, Locks and Dams, 351, 509, 559, 572
Canal, Panama, Machinery and Equipment, 159, 220, 242, 279
Canal, Sain e Marie, Traffic in the, 312
Capstans, Electric, Royce Limited, 46 Carburetters, Feed Control of. 448 Carpenter, Professor H. C. H., and Mr. C. A. Edwards, on the Production of Castings to ; Withstand High Pressures, 663, 674, 701
Carter, F. W., on Electrification of Suburban Railways, 161
Castings—sec also Iron and Steel
Castings, Die, Patent Castings Limited, 329

Catalogrues:

24, 126. 208, 234, 260, 288, 372, 422, 450, 554, 610, 634

CEMENT Works—-see Works
Centrifugals—see Pumps
Chamier, G., on the Hanyang Iron and Steel Works, 382
Cbatley, H., on the Principle of the Helicopter, 5 Chemical Manure Works, Adams, 589, 598 China, Opportunity of British Engineers in, 252 Cleaning Machine for Cutton Waste, 420 Cleanliness and Contractors’ Trials, 226 Clutch, Ward’s Capstan, 300, 366
Clyde Dock—see Docks
Clyde Harbour—see Harbours
Clyde Shipbuilding—see Ships, Naval Matters, also Mercantile, &c.

Coal, Coke, and Collieries;

Accidents, 152
Coal Conservation, Home-grown Food, &c., S. Z. de Ferranti, 546
Coal Elevator, Power-driven, South-Eastern Railway, 125, 126
Coadng Arrangements at Carville Generating Station, 364
Design of Screening Plants for Old and Modern Collieries, J. S. Barnes, 675, 686 (Tvo-page Supplement^ December 23: rf, 1910)
Disputes and Strikes—see Labour Explosibility of Coal Dust, 615, 639, 663
Increasing Accidents in Coal Mines, 225 Locomotive Coal Expenditure, 334 Price Value of Coal, 16
Welsh Coal Trade, 145, 306

COE, H. I., on Manganese in Cast Iron, &c, 379 Coke, Tarless, 230
Compressor, Air, at Panama, 160
Compressor, Air, Two-cylinder Single-acting, Bronm and Wade, 496
Compressor, Small Air, Reavell, 22
Compressor, Two-stage Air, Tilghman, 463 Compressors, Air, The Governing of. 435 Compressors, Air, at Manchester Exhibition, 464 Concrete Mixer, Smith Company, 560
Concrete, Reinforced, 278 ; (Letter), 566 Condenser, Motor-driven Rotary, Rees-Roturbo
Company, 595 .
Condensers, J^t v. Surface, R. M. Neilson, 661 j Condensers, Surface, Velocity of Circulating i Water in, R. M. Neilson, 269 I
Condenser Tubes, Length of, R. M. Neilson, 495 Condenser, Tubular Spray Surface, 142 , I
Condensing Plant and Air Pump, Worthington,
297 I
Condensing Plant, Small Marine, E. Hayes, 178 Condensing Plant, Surface, Isaac Storey, 206 !

Contracts:

22, 52, 61, 74, 100,128, 156, 210,236, 262. 288, 317, 344, 370, 422, 452, 478, 502, 554, 584, 610, 636, 658, 704

COOPER. Gordon, on The Reliability of Weather Reports, 524
Corrosion, C. E. Stromeyer, 550
Corrosion of Iron, 626
Corrosion, Propeller, 252 ; (Letters), 340 Corrosion, Unusual Case of, 361
Cotton Waste Cleaning Mae i e 420
Coupling Joint. Inokuty’s Universal, 254
Crane for Lilting Curtains. 188
Crane Loe motive—see Railway Locomotives Cranes for Brazil Floating Dock. Appleby, 119 Cranes at Krupp’s Yard, Kiel, 292
Cranes, Wret kir»g, at Panama, 243
Cribbing for Small Spans from the Top of Piers, A. Van der Meersch, 435
Curve Tracer, Brearley, 666

DALBY, Professor W. E., on British Railways, | Some Facts and a Few Problems, 259, 281,285, 494 . . .
Dam, Great Barren Jack, in Australia. Progress
of, 319 ' I
Dam, St. Andrew’s Rapids, H. P. Borden, 139, ' 166, 170, 188, 310
Dams, Valley, of the Ruhr District, Mdlmetal Dam, 43
De Mural t System of Foreshore Protection, 71 Derwent Valley—see Water Supply
Design of Riveted Brackets, W. T. S. Butlin, 29 Development of Road Locomotion in Recent Years, L. A. Legros, 560, 580
Development of the Self-propelled Vehicle, F. W, Lanchester, 449

Docks

Clyde Graving Dock, 384
Dock and Harbour Improvements at the Hartle- pools, 628
Floating Dock—see Floating
Liverpool, New Dock for, 74, 694 Methil New Dock 445
Tyne, New Dry Dock at North Shields. 418

Dockyard Notes:

Active, H.M. Cruiser, 519
American Fleet, Boat Stowage and Masts, 519 Argentine Destmyers’ Names, 358
Argentine Torpedo Boat Espora, 165
Armoured C'Uiser, Large, Ordered, 570 Austrian Battleships Tegetthoff and Kaiser
Franz Joseph, Conflicting Rumours, 17, 519
Austrian Dreadnoughts, 570, 677
Austrian Scout, Admiral Spann, 217
Bedford, H. M. Cruiser, Disaster, 217 Bethlehem Steel Works and German Guns, 538 Blanche, H M.S., 50
Blonde, H. M.S., Armament, 123
Board of Admiralty : Visit to Devonport, 97 Boats, Armoured Shelter for, 519
Brazilian Battleship Sao Paulo, Speed Trials, 50
Brazilian and Chilian Battleship Oro er Rumours, 165
Brazilian Destroyers Leave Yarrows, 499
Bristol, H. M. Cruiser, Trials, 646
British Ships, Uncertainty as to New, 419
Canada, Esquimalt Naval Yard Transferred to, 570
Charybdis, H. M. Cruiser, Ordered to the East, 97
Coastguard Stations Repaired and Renewed, 538
Comet, H. M. Turbine Destroyer, Acceptance Trials, 677
Contract Work, Supervision Question, 469 Cruisers for the Colonies, 469
Cruisers, Protected, In Progress and Projected, 309
Cruisers of the Yarmouth Type, Admiralty Orders, 443
DI, H.M. Submarine, Satisfactory Performance, 217
Destroyers, British, Changes of Position, 217 Destroyers, The Twenty New, Orders given, 309
Devonport Dockyard Communication with South-Western Railway, 309
Docks Dimensions at Portsmouth, 538 Dockyard Men’s Increased Pay, 419 Dockyards and Delayed Shipbuilding, 309 Dockyards, Working Hours, 469 Dreadnought’s Firing Average, 165 Dredging at Portsmouth, 469, 495, 519 Duke of Edinburgh, Eiient of Damage, 258 Dutch Submarine, Competition between Boatbuilders, 517
Eden, H.M. Turbine Destroyer, Recommissioned, 97
Edinburgh, H.M.S., to be Broken up, 538 Espiegel, H.M.S., New Commission, 205
Dockyard Notes (continued)i
Experimental Tanks in Private Yards. 165 Ferret, H.M. Destroyer, Broken up, 123 French Battleship Jean Birt, 17
Battleship Voltaire, Trials, 17, 539 Destroyers’ Trials, 538
Lady s Prize for Life-saving from
Wrecked Subin<rines, 677
Naval Aeroplane, 443
Naval Estimates, 165
Naval Officers and Aviation, 165 Submarine Archimede, Long Voyage,
Submarine Pluviose, 17, 165, 443, 677 Submersible S.C.L, Trials, 443
Funnels of German Dreadnoughts, 396
Funnel Lengthening to Avoid Smoke, 217
German Battieship Deutschland as Target for Trials, 396
Battleships Ersatz Heimdall and Ersatz Hildebrand, 17
Cruiser Hansa, 50
Cruiser Von der Tann, 50. 165. 469 Cruisers Coin and Augsburg, 165 Dreadnoughts’ Figureheads. 217 Dreadnoughts Posen, Nassau, West
falen, and Rheinland, 396 Naval Gunnery’s Exce lence, 443 Naval Manoeuvres, 165 Naval Officers, Status of Non-combatants, 50
Naval Programme, 443, 495 Navy, Increase of Personnel^ 396 Big Guns, 646
Good Hope, Refit, 205, 309
Guns of the Cruiser Edgar Quinet, 469
Guns, New British, Comparison with Germany and Austria, 539
Heligoland’s Sea Wall, 123
Hope, H.M. Destroyer, Launched, 309 Indefatigable, H.M.S., Progress, 396 : Trials, 646
Intrepid, H.M. Cruiser, as Mine Layer, 396 Iialian Battleship, Dante Alighieri, 50, 258, 358, 646
Italian Battleships, Old, Rumoured Purchase by Greece, 358
Italian Training Ship Etna to Visit Plymouth, 123
Italian Triple-turret Ships, 205
Japanese Battleship-cruiser, Rumours, 396
Japanese Cruiser Matsushima, Salvage Abandoned, 419
Japanese Destroyer Ikadzuchi, Wreck Recovered and Rebuilt, 419
Japanese Naval Programme, 419, 469, 539 Lengths of Steamboats for Larger Naval Ships,
Lighter to Lift Submarines, 258
Lion, H.M. Cruiser-battleship, Launch, 97, 396
Liverpool, H.M. Cruiser, Trials, 50: Completion, 309 ’ > ;
Machinery Accidents and Admiralty Precautions, 217
Magnificent, H.M.S., as Tender to H.M.S. Vivid, 258
Majestic, H.M. Battleship, Scrapped, 205 Manoeuvres, Reserve Men’s Discharge, 123 Manoeuvre, Speed Trials Satisfactory, 217
Marine Engines Survive their Hulls, 165
Moorings at Harwich, Re-arrangement, 538
Naval Situation, Lord Charles Beresford on, 538 ’
Naval Guns in the United States, Life of, 97 Neptune, H.M. Battleship, 258, 358, 519, 538
Newcastle, H.M. Cruiser, Trials, 123
Niobe and Rainbow for Canadian Government Volunteer Crews, and Admiral Kingsmill’s Visit, 97, 258
Orion, H.M S., 165, 358
Painting of Destroyers; Black Too Conspicuous, 396
Parramatta and Yarrow, Australian Warships, 97
Pembroke, Old Three-decker, to be Broken Up, 538
Propeller Accidents to Destroyers, 217
Racoon, H.M. Destroyer, Trials, 165
Rail Travel of Chief Petty Officers, Question of Class, 97
Rainbow, H.M. Cruiser, 205
Refit Work at Portsmoutn and Devonport 309
Ranger, H.M. Destroyer, Disabled, 538
Rosyth Naval Base, Acceleration of Work, 217 Royal George IL, 469
Ruby, H. M. Destroyer, 539
RubS an Battiesnips Andrei Pervozvannyi and Imperator Pavel I., 539
Russian Battleships, Sebastopol Class, 165
Russian Battleships’ Slow Progress, 50
Scrapping of Warships at Devonport, 396
Spithead Anchorage Berths, 205
Steam Turbine in German Shipbuilding, 495 Stokers, New Regulations, 205
Submarines, German Naval Officer’s Opinion on, 443
Submarines to be Sent to Hong Kong, 570
Submarines and Wireless Telegraphy, Exneri- ments, 309 s r .y, pen
Swordfish, H.M. Destroyer, Scrapped, 97
Talbot, H.M.S., and other Ships, 646
Tenedos II., Wooden Battleship, Sold by
Auction, 123, 258
Torpedo-b at Destroyers, Construction, Speed Trials, 50, 217
Turbine Machinery, Admiralty Orders Placed 443 ’
Turkey Buys Old Ships from Germany, 165, 217, 495
Turkish Naval Constructors and Officers to be
Trained in England, 570
United States Battleships Arkansas and Wyoming, 50
Batt leshi ps, Connecticut Class, 50
700-Ton Destroyers, 396
Naval Estimates, 677 Ships, Idaho and Mississippi, 519
Submarines, Salmon and Viper, 165
__ Torpedo Boat Paulding, 358
Uruguay Cruiser Uruguay, 17
Viking, H.M. Destroyer, 205
Waiship Construction of the World, Cost, 469
Watson, Captain Hugh, R N., Naval Attach^, 123
Wireless Stations of the World Number 416, 97
Sess T®eF^?hP^ Station at Scarborough, 396 ^BattfeshTps^^46°^ Experiments on French

DOVER Admiralty Pier Station, 514
Draught of Boiler Furnaces-see Boilers
Dredger, Bucket and Suction, Ferguson Brothers
Dredger Elevator, Travelling, W. D. Hamilton, Dredgers at Panama, 279
Dredgers Two New, A F. Smulders, 690, 696 Machine Tools and Rook
(missing lines)

EASTLEIGH Works—see Works
Economiser Utility (2) M. R.
Edwards, Mr. C. A., Professor H. C. H. Carpenter
WUh^st'^’ ™ P‘’duction of Castings to Pressures, 663. 674. 701
^sS®’, 37^” Hardening Carbon
Eiffel Aero-Dynamometric Installation, 134

Electrical Matters:

Bankfoot Waste Heat Station. 384
Capstans—gee Capstan
Carville-on-Tyne Generating Station, 364 (r/ro- page. Supplant, September ZQlh, 1910) '
Circuit Breaker, Morris and Lister, 668
Converters, 405 ’
Electric Furnaces, Working of Various, 380
Electrometer, Cambridge Scientific Instruments
Furnaces—see also Furnace
Galvanometer, Ayrton-Mather, 667
Galvanometer, Vibration, Drysdale-Tinsley 668
General Post-office Power Scheme, 640,^544 568; (Correction), 649 ’ ’
Workt 618®‘ Felixstowe Electricity
German Electrical Manufacturing Trust 271
Hysteresis, 256; (Letter), 286 ’ '
Instruments and Apparatus at the Physical
Society’s Exhibition. 668 ny=>icai
Lighting, 67
Lighting Sets, Suction Gas Electric, 324 667
Locomotives—.sec Railway Locomotives 667
Los Angeles Aqueduct, Electric Power in the Construction of, 311 ®
Mercury Vapour Lamp. British Electrical Engineering Company, 407 ®
Mine Accidents, Electricity and, 442
Modern Lighiing Systems in America. 20 “E ^ine7 Bl»st Purnace Blowing
E gioes, Warren, Beattie and Co., 445 raralleling Alternators, 149,174 191 Plant at Seraing—gee Works ’
Current, Dr. Drys-
PowerEconomy in Electric Railway Operation.
ilailways—gee Railways
Rectifier, Electro-magnetic, Muirhead, 667
Scherbius and Kramer Systems of Motor Regu- lation, 380 ; (Letter), 551 ®
Synchronisers. Siemens. Thomson-Houston Ferrai4i, Everett-Edgcumbe, 174, 191 199 ’
Target, Rose’s Rtcordiog, 603
Tasmanian Water Power, 496
Testing Sets, India-^bber, Gutta-percha, and
Telegraph Works Company, 668 667
Thermo-electric, Cambridge Scientific Instrument Company, 667
Fewer in the Iron and
Steel Industry, &o J. J. E. Schuurman, 380 voltaite R-gulation 244 “Watkin” Switch,'Adams-Watkin Company,
® Shale Mine.
E. Scott and Mountain, 624, 630
Automatic, for Mechanical Stokers, ®'Tanwa?!^5U27'’^"’®"’ South-Eastern Elevator, Travelling Dredger, W. D. Hamilton,

Engines and Motors:

Agricultural, at Liverpool, 8
Blowing Engines—see Blowing
Chemical Fire, Large, Merryweather, 232
Electrical Motors—see Electrical Matters

Engines and Motors: Internal Combustion Engines :

Dan Marine 0 1 Engine, 535
Diesel Motors, Marine. Direktor Saiuberlich,
Diesel Oil Engine and Dynamo, 618
Fire Engines, Motor, for Glasgow 104
Forty-eight Hours’ Test of a Petrol Engine C Price and Son, 550 ®
Gas Engine. Davey, Paxman and Co., 620, 621
Gas Engine, Ruston, Proctor and Co., 621 652
Gas Engines and Producers at Nor hampton
Polyi echnie Insfituto, 438, 440
® HOD“348 “ Fxhibi-
Petrol Engines at Liverpool 8 4"Man“^Motors""*“®^ F-hing Boat.s
Marine Motors for Fishing Boats, 489 505 534 Motor Car, at Olympia, 484, 612, 616? 550 ’ Oil Engine, Bnt^nia Engineering Company,
Oil Engine, Cundall Gas and Oil Company, 9 for Marine Work, 493 E. R. and F. Turner, 620 and Pump, Gwynne, 323, 324 Horizontal, Two-cylinder, Fielding and Platt, 256
12-B.H.P., E. R. andF. Turner, 50 Paraffin Marine Motor Engines, Parsons Motor Company, 654
Portable Suction Gas Engine, 18-B,H.P., Capel, 73
Scientific Error and Gas Engine Design, 625 Suction Gas Electric Lighting Set, E. S. Hindley, 324
Suction Gas Electric Lighting Set, Kynoch, 324 Two-cycle Engine, 199

Engines and Motors: Steam Engines:

Compound 5-Ton Agricultural Engine, McLaren, 704
Compound Traction Engine, Ruston, Proctor and Company, 621
Converted Beam Engine at Bromford Ironworks, 404, 405
Dividing Engines for Surveying Instrument Work, 349, 350
Ploughing Engine, Aveling and Porter, 621 Ploughing Engine, Superheater, J, Fowler, 620, 621
Reciprocating Marine Engines, &c.. Economical Working of, D. B. Morison, 605, 606, 679
Stumpf Engine—see Uni-Flow, &c.
Superheated Steam Engine and Traction, R. Garrett and Sons’ Engine, 621
Tandem Corliss Winding Engines at Fryston Colliery, Bradley and Craven, 466, 474
Twin Tandem Winding Engines, Robey and Co,, 283 (Supplement, September ^th, 1910)
Uni-Flow Steam Engine, Further Development of the. Professor Stumpf, 575
Winding Engines at a Shale Mine, E. Scott and Mountain, 624, 630

ENGINEERING in South and Central America, Progress of, 31, 79, 132, 185, 457, 505, 531, 561, 613, 661 ; (Correction), 658
Engineers and Contracts with Local Authorities, 84
Erosion of Guns—see War Material
Eustice, J., on Flow of Water in Curved Pipes. 23
Everest Theodolite, 349, 350

Exhibitions and Shows:

A National Engineering, 574
Brussels, 106, 194, 198, 200, 226, 416, 614
Buenos Aires, 213, 241, 265, 291, 319, 348, 376, 674
Dresden International Hygiene, 1911, 19
Engineering, at Manchester, 462
Engineering, at Olympia, 245, 272, 297, 304 365 (Supplement, September 9z7i, 1910)
Japanese-British Exhibition, R. H. Smith, 103, 253 ; (Letter), 286
Motor Car, at Olympia, 484, 512, 516, 550 North Sea Fisheries and Fishing, 489, 505, 534 Physical Society’s Annual Exhibition, 666 Royal Agricultural Society, at Liverpool, 8, 50 Scottish National, in 1911, 139
Smithfield Club Show, 620
Turin, 644

EXPLOSIBILITY of Coal Dust, 615, 639, 663 Explosions, Boiler—see Boilers
Explosions, Gaseous, Committee’s Report, 333 ; (Letter), 367

FEED Control of Carburetters, 448
Feed-water Regulator, Crosby, 176
Felixstowe Electricity Works, 618
Fire-bar, Air-cooled, Crosthwaite, 297
Fire-bar, J. Downie, 330
Fire-box—see Locomotives
Fire Disaster at the Brussels Exhibition, 194, 198, 200
Fire Engines—see Engines
Fire - extinguishing Appliances at Liverpool, Merryweather, 9 '
Fisheries, North Sea—see Exhibitions
Fitzgerald, Professor M. F., on Influence of Form of Blades in Centrifugal Pumps, 685 '
Flight of Fancy, S. Z. de Ferranti, 546
Floating Dock for Bahia, 120, 168
Floating Dock for Brazil, Affonso Penna, 33, 59, 93, 119; (Correction), 155 (Foiir^page Supplement, July 8zA, 1910)
Flow of Water —see Water, Flow of
Foreshore Protection, De Muralt System, 71 Forging Machines—see Machine Tools
Forthcoming Meetings, 461, 486, 548
Foundry at the Sirocco Engineering Works, Davidson, 224, 228
Fry, Lawford H., on Train Resistance, 113 Furnace, Boiler—see Boilers
Furnace, Girod Electric, at Seraing, 670
Furnace, Salt Bath Hardening, S. N. Brayshaw, 421

GALWAY as a Transatlantic Port, 498 i
Gantry, Large Shipbuilding, at Harland and Wolff’s Works, 38 '
Gas Burner, Inverted, A. Mansfield, 632
Gas Engines and Producers at Northampton Polytechnic Institute, 438, 440
Gasworks Extensions, Paisley, 693
Gaseous Explosions Committee’s Report, 333: (Letter), 367
Gauges, Calliper, Wingley, 326
Gear-cutting—see Machine Tools
Gear Tooth Standards and Comparisons, 407 !
Gearing, Interchangeable Involute, W. Lewis, i 137,152
Gearing, Involute Cut, S. H. Rowley, 595
Gearing, Tooth, J, D. Steven, 137, 153
General Post-office Electrical Station, 540, 544, 568 ; (Correction), 649
General Post-office Signalling Batteries, &c,, J. G. Lucas on, 678
Geology Section at Diisseldorf Conference, 43 German Balloon Guns and Projectiles, 294 Competition—see Iron and Steel Electrical Manufacturing Trust, 271 Naval Architects—see Institutions Shipyards, 214,292(2’«-o page Supplement, August 1910)
Steel Trust—see Iron and Steel
Testing Laboratory, Royal, List of Printed Papers, 341
Germanischer Lloyd Rules, 1910, A, R. Liddell, 699
Gheury, M. E. J., on Formula for Temperature Scales Conversion, 32
Glasgow Telephone Exchange, 207
Governing of Air Compressors, 435
Grain Separator, Cylinder for, R. Boby, 8 Graphic Calculation of the Flow of Water in Pipes, T. G. Booking, 562
Graphical Determination of Moments of Inertia, Capt. C. E. P. Sankey, 57
Graphite Paint, Grease, &e.. Graphite Products, Limited, 325
Grinding Machines—see Machine Tools
Grinding Tube Mill, Large Dry, G. Oxley and Sons, 525
Guns and Gunnery—see ’'NQLT Material

HAGUE, A.; and Professor T. Turner, on the Influence of Silicon on Pure Cast Iron, 379
Hammers - see Machine Tools

Harbours and Waterways:

Clyde Harbour and Dock Extensions, 356
Dock and Harbour Improvements at the Hartlepools, 628
Hull, Riverside Quay, 6
London, Port of, 545

HARRISON, Haydn T., on Street Lighting, 605
Heat Transmission, Study in, 41; (Letter), 73
Heavy Oils, 575; (Letter), 667
Helicopter, Principle of the, H. Chatley, 5
Hitchcock, Cyril, on Standardisation of Locomotives in India, 456, 468, 475
Hobart, H. M., on Electrically-propelled Suburban Trains, 161
Holland, Coastal Lands in, A. E. Carey, 691
Honduras, Natural Resources of, 31
Hose Coupling, “Dayol,” Siebe, Gorman, 327
Hull —see Harbours
Hydraulic Compounds in Sea Water, Behaviour of, H. Burchartz, 401
Hysteresis, 255; (Letter), 286

ICE-MAKING Plant, Exhaust Steam, Ransomes and Rapier, 602
India, Diversity of Railway Gauge in, 225
India, Survey of; Mathematical Instrument Office, 348, 360, 377
Indicators, High-speed, Crosby Steam Gage Company, 297
Influence of Depth on Speed of French Destroyers, 427
Injector, Automatic Hot Water, Holden and Brooke, 74
Inspection Car, Railway, C. Price and Son, 578 Institutes and Institutions—see Associations, &c. Instruments and Apparatus at the Physical Society’s Exhibition, 666
Instruments at India Survey Office, 348, 360, 377 Inundation Works in Paris, 61
Involute Teeth, 252

Iron and Steel:

American Steel Trade, 410
Belgian Iron in England, 518
Constitution of Troostite and the Tempering of Steel, A. McCance, 663
Corrosion of Iron, 626 ; (Letter), 704
Electric Furnaces, Working of Various, 380
Electric Steel Refining, D. F. Campbell, 380, 395
German Competition in Iron and Steel, 535
German Steel Trust, Problem of, 91
Hanyang Iron and Steel Works, G. Chamier, 382
Hardening Carbon Steels, Theory of, C. A. Edwards, 379
Iron Ore Resources of the World, 217
Iron Trade Sub-contracts, 497
Locomotive and Rolling Stock Construction, Steel used in, 35
Manganese in Cast Iron, &c., H. J. Coe, 379
Overwhelming Iron Demand, 547
Production of Castings to Withstand High Pressures, H. C. H. Carpenter and C. A. Edwards, 663, 674, 701
Production of Iron and Steel, 387
Salt Bath Hardening Furnace, Improved, S. N. Brayshaw, 421
Silicon, Influence of, on Pure Cast Iron, A. Hague and Professor T. Turner, 379
Steel Production, The Profits on, 600
Steel, Test at the Sheffield-Simplex Motor Works, 43
Steel Trade, 173
Steel Trade Outlook, 673
Utilisation of Electric Power in the Iron and Steel Industry, &c., J. J. E. Schuurman, 380
Vanadium Steel for Bridge Members, 389

JAPANESE Industries at the Japanese-British Exhibition, R. H. Smith, 103, 253; (Letter), 286
Jet vs. Surface Condensers, R. M. Neilson, 661

KRAMER Regulation System, 380 ; (Letter), 551
Krupp’s Works—see German Shipyards

Labour News, Strikes, and Wages Questions:

Anarchy in Wales, 306
Board of Trade Statistics of Strikes and Trade Disputes, 311
Collective Agreements, 508
Insubordination, 387
Iron Trade Sub-contracts, 497
Negligence of a Fellow Servant, 518
New Spirit, 467
North-Eastern Railway Strike, 92
Rabble Unions, 277 ; (betters), 309, 340
Railway Arbitration, 388
Railway Strike in France, 415, 441
Shipbuilding Lock-out, 147, 277, 283, 308, 337, 358, 389, 419, 446, 469, 487, 511, 517, 542, ' 551, 570, 592, 631, 650, 654, 678; (Letters), 309, 340, 523
Shipbuilding Strike, 147—see Shipbuilding Lock-out
Spirit of Unrest, 172
Stiffnecked Generation, 517
Trade Unions and the Enforcement of Discipline, 305
York Agreement, Rejection of the, 443

LAMP, Mercury Vapour, Brush Electrical Engineering Company, 407
Lanchester, F. W., on the Development of the Self-propelled Vehicle, 449
Lathes—see Machine Tools

Launches and Trial Trips:

24, 54, 77, 164, 182, 210, 234, 260, 239, 372. 452, 554, 611, 701

Leaders:

Aeroplane Progress, 467
Anarchy in Wales, 306
Armament of Battleships, 15, 599
Atlantic Airship Voyage, 443
Automatic Signalling, 674
Aviation Meeting at Rheims, 42
Awards at the Buenos Aires Exhibition, 674
Belgian Iron in England, 518
Board of Trade Report on Boiler Explosions, 117
Boiler Furnaces, Management of, 574
Boiler, Nicolson, 278, 698
Boiler Engineering, Reformation of, 278, 698
British Association, 494
China, Opportunity of British Engineers in, 252
Cleanliness and Contractors’ Trials, 226
Coal Mines, Increasing Accidents in, 225
Coal, Price Value of, 16
Competition for Foreign Warship Contracts, 251
Corrosion of Iron, 626
Corrosion, An Unusual Case of, 361
Distington Boiler Explosion, 573
Dreadnoughts, Greater, 68
Electric Lighting, 67
Electricity and Mine Accidents, 442
Equalised Draught, 172
Fire at the Brussels Exhibition, 200
Flight of Fancy, 546
French Railway Strike, 441
French Submarines aud Submersibles, 147
Gaseous Explosions Committee, 333
German Steel Trust, Problem of, 91
Gooch’s Express Locomotives, 649
Guns, Erosion of, 68, 415
Heat Transmission, A Study in, 41
Heavy Naval Ordnance, 171
Heavy Oils, 575
Insubordination, 387
Internal Steam Jacketing, 118
Involute Teeth, 252
Irish Railway Accident, 93, 334
Irish Railway Commission, 118, 146, 468
Iron Demand, Overwhelming, 547
Iron and Steel, Production of, 387
Light Railways, 67
Locomotive Coal Expenditure, 334
Locomotive Power, 494
Locomotives of Maximum Economy, 306, 414
Locomotives, Standardised, 468
Luxury and Engineering, 362
Machinery Construction and Technical Education, 200
Manchester’s Atmosphere, 674
Maximum Locomotive Economy, 306, 414
Mechanicals and Metallurgy, 674
Metre Gauge Railways, 199
Midland Railway Disaster, 699
Mr. Longridge’s Report, 251
Multiple Boiler Explosions, 626
National Engineering Exhibition, 574
Nationalisation of Mines and Railways, 413
Naval Ordnance in England and Germany, The Output of, 697
Negligence of a Fellow-servant, 518
New Spirit, 467
North-Eastern Railway Strike, 92
Oil Engine in Marine Work, 493
Panama, A Square Deal at, 279
Patents, International Working of, 42
Persian Railway Scheme, 575
Port of London, 545
Propeller Corrosion, 252
Propulsive Horse-power of Great Ships, 650
Power in Rolling Mills, 413
Rabble Unions, 277
Railway Arbitration, 388
Railway Congress—and After, 117
Railway Gauge in India, Diversity of, 225
Railways and Manufacturers, 361
Reinforced Concrete, 278
Rejection of the York Agreement, 443
Rifle Shooting, 92
Scientific Error and Gas Engine Design, 625
Ships, Growth of, 600
Shipbuilding Strike, 147, 277, 443, 517, 650
Spirit of Unrest, 172
State-aided Industries, 16
Steamships, Increasing Size of, 146
Steel Production, Profits on, 600
Steel Trade, 173
Steel Trade Outlook, 673
Stiff-necked Generation, A, 517
Submarine Explosion, 173
Superheating in the Past, 546
Trades Unions and the Enforcement of
Discipline, 305
Turbine Trials, Comparative, 442
Two-cycle Engine, 199
Water Gauges at Sea, 517
Welsh Coal Trade, 145

Legal Intelligence:

Ilgner System of Electrically Driving Reversing Rolling Mills, 500
Marconi and Marconi’s Wireless Telegraph Company v. British Radio-Telegraph and Telephone Company, 656
J. Stone and Co., Limited, v. John Broadfoot and Sons, Limited, 74

LEGROS, L. A., on The Development of Road Locomotion in Recent Years, 560, 580
Lentz Locomotives, 576
Lentz Valve Motion in Marine Engines, 627

Letters from our own Correspondents :

America, 27, 63, 76, 101, 129, 157, 182, 210. 236, 262, 316, 344, 373, 398, 425, 453, 529, 557, 685, 610, 636, 658, 680, 706
Australia, 370, 529, 556, 584, 659
England, North of, 26, 51, 75, 99, 127,
181, 209, 235, 261, 287, 315, 343, 371, o»/, 423, 451, 477, 501, 627, 555, 583, 609, 635, 657, 681, 705
Germany, France, Belgium, &c., 27,53, 77, 101, 129, 157, 182, 211, 236, 262, 289, 317, 344, 373, 398, 425, 463, 478, 503, 528, 557, 585, 611, 636, 659, 683, 706
Iron, Coal, and General Trades of Birmingham, Wolverhampton and other Districts, 25, 61, 75. 99, 127, 155, 180. 209, 234, — 315, 342, 371, 396, 423, 461, 476, 555, 583, 609, 634, 657, 681, 705
Lancashire, 25, 61, 75, 99, 127, 155, 477, ' 60i; 527', 555; 705
Scotland, 26, 52, 76, 235, 261, 288, 316, 478, 502, 528, 556, 706
Sheffield, 25, 51, 75, 99, 236, 261, 287, 315, 343, 477, 501, 527, 555, 583, 705
Wales and Adjoining Counties, 26, 52, 76, 100, 128, 156, 181, 210, 236, 261, 288, 316, 344, 372, 397, 424, 452, 478, 502, 628, 656, 584, 610, 636, 658, 682, 706

Letters to the Editor :

Accumulation of Shore Detritus, &c., A. H, Gibson, 47 ; J. S. Owens, 21
Association of Consulting Engineers, H. L.
Webb, 204
Aviation, Cost of, Would-be Aviator, 204 Balanced Draught, C. Erith, 204; Serge Heryngfet, 367
Boiler Settings, F. Ayton, 21
Builder’s Certificate, F. T. Harker, 286
Casting by the Spinning System, Foundryman, 73
Centrifugal Pumps—see. High Lift Pumps Compressed Air for Oil Fuel Burners, Petrolia, 204
Cones V. All-gear Drives, Utility, not Fashion,
Cooling Condensing Water, J. H. Harrison, 47
Corrosion of Iron, X, 704
Cost Accounts, Cost Accountant, 567, A. W. Price, 596
Durban Tramcars, H. N, Thomas, 393
Easterly Extension of Leeds and Nottingham
Coalfield, Rowland Gascoyne, 393
Economy of Superheat—see Superheating
Equalised Draught—see Balanced Draught
Erosion of Guns, Old Sportsman, 98
Floating Docks, Blohm and Voss, 155
Gaseous Explosions Committee, M. I, and S. Inst., 367
Great Western Railway Cranes, Ransomes and Rapier, Limited, 677
Heat Transmission, Study in, Holden and
Brooke, 73
Herbert Spencer and the Metrical System, Dr. S. T. Preston, 473
High-lift Centrifugal Pumps, F. H. S., 447, 622, 523, 631 ; M. F. Fitzgerald, 498 ; Holden and Brooke, 340, 393, 447, 498, 651, 696. 631, 655 ; Rees Roturbo Company, 367, 422, 473, 498, 523, 586, 631; Vortex, 447 ; Y., 447, 498; Mathematician, 522, 596, 655
Hysteresis, J. Lysaght, 286
Keying Wheels to Shafts, A. G., 309 Law of Libel, W. Judd, 123 Locomotives of Maximum Economy, F. W.
Brewer, 393 ; C. W. Dauncey, 447 ; L. A. F., 340, 393 ; E. C. Poultney, 473, 551 ; Superheater, 367, 422, 473, 551; X., 393, 446, 522 Locomotive Performance—see Locomotives of
Maximum Economy
Locomotives, Broad Gauge, of the Great Western Railway, E. L. Ahrons, 677 ; Syrinx, 704 Machine Tools, Machine Shop Foreman, 21 Manometer, A Sensitive Two-fluid, J. A. Smith, 155
Mining Cutter Guards, Alfred Herbert, 219 Missing Quantity, F. B. Aspinall, 123 ; L. H. G.
Dines, 73 ; G. Emerson, 77 ; Lubricator, 73 ; Q. ,21, 98
Naval Architects, Wake Up ! Sargon, 422
Nominal Horse-power of Marine Engines, F. Hovenden, 567
Paddle Wheels, A. R., 367, 422, 499, 567 ;
R. M. S., 310, 393, 473, 551, 567 ; Superintendent Engineer, 310, 393, 473, 511 ; W. J. T., 367
Patents, Compulsory Working of, Chartered Patent Agent, 73 ; Loser, 98
Petrol V, Steam Cartage, J. S. V. Bickford, 655 ; Viator, 631
Point of View, Trade Unionist, 523, 551
Profit-sharing with Workmen, Employer, 340 ;
Gilbert Little, 309
Progress in Flight, E. E. Wilson, 499
Pueeh Filters, W. Clemence, 447
Rabble Unions, A Trade Unionist,
S. E. P., 340 ; Trade Unionist, 523
Rails for Reinforced Concrete Wharfs, '
Powell, 473
Railway Carriages, J. C. H., 204
Refitting a Propeller without Docking, '
Bird, 655
Challoner, 667
Saving Life from Fire, J. T. Towlson, 177
Letters to the Editor :
Slotting Machines, An Improvement in, J. T. Towlson, 98
Speed Regulation of Three-phase Motors, J. J. Elink Schuurman, 549
Standardisation of Heavy Fuel Oils, &c., British Petroleum Company, 567
Standardisation of Locomotives in India, L. S., 511
Staying Boiler Ends, L. F. J. Crosland, 286
Steam Pressure Formula, R. H. Smith, 258
Superheated Steam, G. Emerson, 177
Superheating, A Case of Marine, Heat Engine, 631; Superheater, 598, 6/7 ; Vernon Smith, 655; X., 677
Thermal Storage, C. P. Taylor, 21
Tidal Power, A. Oates, 21
Trader-engineer, The, E. Kilburn Scott, 704
Train Resistance, F. J. Cole, 46; H, E. Wimperis, 204
Turbines, Reaction Type Steam, Blade Proportioning in, E, R. B , 422; T. B. Morley, 422
Willesden Junction Accident, L. A. Legros, 631
Willett Bruce Whistle Control System, W. J. Willett Bruce, 340
LEWIS, W., on Interchangeable Involute Gearing, 137, 152
Liddell, A. R., on Germanischer Lloyd Rules, 1910, 699
Liddell, A. R., on Rules for Shipbuilding, 429
Liddell, A. R., on Stability Models and Tables, 215
Light, Automatic Flashing, Trinity House, 676 Lighting and Heating Exhibits at Buenos Aires, 348
Lights, Flash, at Buenos Ayres, 377
Lime, Superphosphate of. Plant for Production, C. Von Grueber, 645

Literature: Reviews:

Dust Preventatives and Road Binders, Prevost Hubbard, 72, 222
Electric Trains, H. M. Hobart, 81
Fighting Ships, 1910, F. T. Jane, 201
Flottesde Combat en 1911, Les, Balincourt, 651
L’Annuaire du Bureau des Longitudes pour I’au, 1911, 651
Lord Kelvin, Life of, S. P. Thompson, 173
Metallurgy, Introduction to the Study of, Prof. Sir W. Roberts-Austen, 547, 650
Rolling Mills, Experimental Investigations on the Power Required to Drive, J. Puppe, 81, 363

Literature: Short Notices:

American Producer Gas Practice, &c., Nisbet Latta, 72
Aviation, The Art of, R. W. A. Brewer, 72
Bare Aluminium Cables, H. M. Hobart, 173, 201
Compressed Air, Elmo G. Harris, 567
Dam Design, High Masonry, C. E. Morrison and 0, L. Brodie, 35, 72
Deinhardt - Schlomann Series of Technical Dictionaries, Vol. X., Motor Vehicles, &c., 651
Drawing, Mechanical, Elementary Text-book on, J. E. Jagger, 72
Electric Lighting for Motor Cars, Marks and Clerk, 567
Encyclopedia of Municipal and Sanitary Engineering, W, H. Maxwell and J. T. Brown, 547
Factory Organisation and Administration, Hugo Diemer, 447, 651
Foundry Practice, General, W. Roxburgh, 363
High Speed Steel, 0, M. Becker, 547 ; (Note), 579
Internal Combustion Engines, Construction and Working, R. E. Mathot, 363
Land Drainage, Principles of, II. C. Brett, 547
Law and Practice of Rating and Assessment, C. A. Webb, 81
Marine Multi-tubular Boilers, Design of, J. D. McKnight and A. B. Brown, 567
Mechanics, Applied, John Graham, 547 Mines of Rhodesia, 1910, Owen Letcher, 651 Motor Cars, Practical Design of, James Gunn, 651
Sea Water Distillation, F. Normandy, 222
Steam Engine and other Heat Engines, J. A. Ewing, 81
Submarines of the World’s Navies, C. W. Dom- ville-Fife, 222
Walker’s Loose-leaf Pocket-book for Engineers, N. R. Cooke, 35

Literature: Books Received:

A. B. C. Five Figure Logarithms and Tables for Chemists, C. J. Woodward, 81
Aberdeen, City of. Industrial and other Aspects of, 201
Aerial Locomotion, F, H. Wenham, 222
Aerial Navigation, Sir George Cayley, 222
Aerial Navigation, F. Walker, 547
Aerial Ship, Francesco Lana, 547
Aeroplane Patents, R. M. Neilson, 651
Allen’s Commercial Organic Analysis, W. A. Davis and S. S. Sadtler, 363
American Machinist Gear Book, C. N. Logue, 447
Applied Mechanics and Mechanical Engineering, Text-book of, A. Jamieson, 363
Arithmetic, Board of Trade, for First and Second-class Engineers, P. Youngson, 81
Balloons and Flying Machines, Model, J. H. Alexander, 81
Book-keeping, Accounting, and Banking, Student’s Catechism on, F. Davey, 547
Brassworkers of Berlin and of Birmingham, Report by R. H. Best, W, J, Davies, and C. Perks, 81
Brazil: Its Natural Riches and Industries, 222
British Coal Dust Experiments, Record of the First Series of, 651
British Rainfall, 1909, H. R. Mill, 415
Bruckenbau, Dor, M. Strukel, 363
Building Construction, I., B. Pite and others, 651
Business Prospects Year-book, 1911, J. Davies and C, P. Plailey, 651
Cable-Fault Localisation Graphs in Practice, E. Raymond-Barker, 222
Calculus for Beginners, J. W. Mercer, 173 Canals and Traders, E. A. Pratt, 81
Ceylon Government Railway, W. H. Cave, 651 City Diary, 1911, 691
Coal Mining, IV., D. Burns and G. L. Kerr, 547
Coal Trade Pamphlets : Electricity in Mines, Professor W. M. Thornton, 567
Compressed Air : Theory and Computations, Elmo 6. Harris, 547
Concrete, Reinforced, Concise Treatise on, C. F. Marsh, 72
Continuous Current Machine Design, W. Cramp, 447
Contracts in Engineering, J. I. Tucker, 675 Corrosion and Preservation of Iron and Steel, A. S. Cushman and H. A. Gardner, 72
Crystallography, Elementary, W. S. Bayley, 675 Deinhardt-Schlomann Series of Technical Dictionaries, Vol. VII., Hoisting and Conveying Machinery, 72 .
Deinhardt-Schlomann oeries of Technical Dic- tionariesin Six Languages, Vol. IX., Machine Tools, 691
Design of Marine Multitubular Boilers, J, D. McKnight and A. W. Brown, 447
Dictionary, Nautical Technical, for the Navy, 547
Dock Engineering, Treatise on, B. Cunningham, 81
Domestic Sanitation and Plumbing, II., A. Herring-Shaw, 651
Doncaster Coalfield, The New, 651
Drying Machinery and Practice, T. G. Marlow, 547
Electric Circuit Problems in Mines and Factories, E. H. Crapper. 547
Electric Light, How to Use, F. H. Taylor, 567
Electrical Engineering, Exercises in, T. Mather and G. W. 0. Howe, 567
Electrical Engineering, Practical, W. S. Ibbetson, 72
Electrical Engineers, Standard Handbook for, 567
Electric Motors, F. B. Crocker and M. Arendt, 691
Electrical Theory and the Problem of the Universe, G. W. de Tunzelmann, 173
Electric Wave Telegraphy and Telephony, The Principles cf, J. A. Fleming, 651
Electrician, The Young, Hammond Hall, 567 Electricity and Magnetism, Elementary Experimental, W. T. Clough, 201
Electro-plating, Practical, G. Gentry, 201 Employers’ Liability Act, 1880, and the Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1906, 201
Encyclopedia of Municipal and Sanitary Engineering, W. H. Maxwell and J. T. Brown, 447
Engineering Constructions in Steel and Timber, W. H. Warren, 81
English Prices with Spanish Equivalents, S.' Lambert, 567
Englishwoman’s Year-book, 1911, 651 “Flight” Manual, Algernon E. Berriman, 81, 201
Flying,^ The Art of, T. Walker, 201
Geological Survey Bulletin, Western Australia, A. G. Maitland, 363
Geology of Building Stones, J. A. Howe, 651
Geometry, The Public School, F. J. W. Whipple, 81
Glasgow and West of Scotland Technical Col- lege Calendar, 1910-1911, 547
Graphical Charts, The Construction of, J. B. Peddle, 567
Hawke’s Systematic Telegraphic Code, W. H.
Hawke, 201
Heat Engines, J. R. Allen and J. A. Bursley, 675
Heating Engineers’ Quantities, W, L. White and G. M. White, 81
Hiitte Taschenbuch iiir Eisenhilttenleute, 72 Illumination and Photometry, W. E. Wickon- den, 81
Income Tax, Guide to the, F. B. Leeming, 591 Indian Railways, Practical Hints to Young Engineers on, A. W. C. Addis, 81
Injector, Practice and Theory of the, S. L. Kneass, 81
Institute of Metals, Journal of the, Vol. TIL, 547
Institution of Naval Architects, Transactions of the, Vol. LIL, R. W. Dana, 547
International Language and Science, Translated by F. G. Donnan, 81
Irish Railways and their Nationalisation, E, A. Pratt, 675
Irish Road Congress, First, Dublin, 447 Ironfounders, Handbo >k for, 567 Irrigation Works, Sir Hanbury Brown, 222 Korea, Recent Progress in, 447
Kurze Uebersicht ueber Samtliche Legierungen, Dr. Ernst Janecke, 313
L’Aviation, Paul Paulev6 and Emile Borel, 72
Law of Building, Engineering, and Shipbuilding Contracts, A. A. Hudson, 447
Leeds Chamber of Commerce Year-book, 1910, R. K, Calvert, 363
Lightning Conductors, Modern, Killingworth Hedges, 81
Logarithmic Land Measurement, J. Wallace. 201 ’
London Society, Green Book of, 1910, D. Sladen and W. Wigmore, 363
Management Book-keeping, T. J. Millar, 201
Mathematics and Geometry, Practical,^ E. S. Bates and F. Charlesworth, 547
Mechanical Engineers’ Pocket-book, W. Kent, 547
Mechanical Engineering Abstracts, 651
“Mechanical World ” Electrical Pocket-book for 1911, 651
“Mechanical World ” Pocket Diary, 1911, 591 Mechanics, Applied, Elementary Manual on, Professor A. Jamieson, 547
Mechanics, Applied, Notes on, R. H. Whapham and G. Preece, 547
Metallurgy, Principles of, C. Herman Fulton, 547
Milling Machines and Milling Practice, D. De Vries, 651
Mines and Estates of Mexico, The Official Directory, J. R. Southworth, 651
Mines of Rhodesia, Mining and Settlers’ Guide, Owen Letcher, 547
Minerals, Tables for the Determination of, P, Frazer and A. P. Brown, 363
Modern Framed Structures, Theory and Practice of, J. B. Johnson, &c., 81
Motor Boats Simply Explained, J. Douglas, 547
Motor Cars, Law Relating to, R. P. Mahafty and G. Dodson, 81
Motor Cars, The Practical Design of, J. Gunn, 547
Municipal Engineer, How to Become a, J. F. Stow. 201
Municipal Engineering, S. G. Turner, 547 Municipal Franchises, Delos F. Wilcox, 201 Naval Architects’ and Shipbuilders’ Pocketbook, C, Mackrow, 651
Naval Engineering, Questions and Answers in, 81
Navy League Annual, 1910, A. H. Burgoyne, 591
New South Wales, Official Year-book, 1908-1909, J. B. Trivett, 547
Nouvelle Tb6orie des Sciences Physiques, M. Lachaud, 363
Oil Engines, Design and Construction of, A. H. Goldingham, 222
Oilfields of the Empire, J. D. Henry, 81, 201 ,
Optical Instruments Simply Explained, H. T. Davidge, 72
Patent Laws, Foreign and Colonial, W. C. Fairweather, 72
Patents and Designs, Law and Practice Relating to, D. Fulton, 363 '
Pear’s Cycloptcdia, J. Burney, 651
Photography in Colours, G. L. Johnson, 651 Polytechnic Institute, The Borough, Edric Bayley, 363
Portland Cement, Modern l\Ianufacture of, P. C. H. West, 547
Potter’s Craft, C. F. Binns, 201 Power and its Transmission, T. A. Smith, 447 “Practical Engineer” Pocket-book for 1911, 691
Practical Measurements, A. W. Siddons, 415 Premier Congrhs Fran^ais du Froid, Lyons, 222 Railway Maximum Rates and Charges, M. B.
Cotsworth, 81
Railway Traders’ Guide, G. B. Sissenden, 651 Railways, Our Home, W. J. Gordon, 651 Road Engineering, Practical, for the New
Traffic Requirements, H. P. Boulnois, 651 Road-making, The Art of, Harwood Frost, 651 Rock Drills, E. M. Weston, 675 Scientific and Learned Societies of Great
Britain and Ireland, 1911, Year-book of, 651 Scientific Research, Scheme for the Promotion of, W. B. Priest, 81
Sell’s World’s Press, 1910, 81
Sewage Disposal, L. P. Kinnicutt, C. E. A. Winslow, and R. W. Pratt, 567
Sewage Disposal, Preliminary Processes of, A. J. Martin, 81
Sewage Disposal Works: Their Design and
Construction, W. C. Easdale, 547 Shaft Sinking, Practical, F. Donaldson, .675 Sling, The, W. Leighton Jordan, 363 Society of Engineers, Transactions for 1909, and
Index, 1857-1909, 547
Solenoids Electro-magnets and Eiectro-magnet Windings, C. R. Underhill, 447
South Africa, The Guide to, A. S. Brown and G. G. Brown, 661
South America, Great States of, &c., C. W.
Domville-Fife, 567
South Wales Coal Annual, 1911, J. Davies and C. P. Hailey, 691
South Wales Coal and Iron Companies, May, 1910, 363
Spon’s Workshop Receipts, 81
Standard Specifications, J. C. Ostrup, 691 Statik des Fluges, S. Buchalo, 173 Steam Engine Indicator, F. R. Low, 447 Steam Turbine, Theory of the, A. Jude, 81 Steam Turbines, their Design and Construction,
Rankin Kennedy, 651
Steamships, Story of their Development, R. A. Fletcher, 363
Steel, Composition and Heat Treatment of, E. F. Lake, 567
Submarines of the World’s Navies, C. W. Dom- ville-Fife, 201
Tables for Transition Curves, E. H. Rigby and W. M, Bergin, 363
Technical Press Index, January, 1908—July, 1909, 72
Technischer Fuhrer Durch Wien, Mg. Dr. Martin Paul, 81
Telegraphic Transmission of Photographs, T.
Thorne Baker, 81
Teoria e Pratica della Costrnzlone dei Ponti, &c., A. F. Jorini, 591
Testing of Materials of Construction, W. C. Unwin, 72
Transportation in Europe, L, G. McPherson, 651
University of Bristol, Calendar, 447 Valuation of Real Property, C. A. Webb, 547 Versuche mit Eisenbeton-Saulen, Rudeloff, 517
Water Supply, The Geology of, ward, 547
Waterways in Eastern Bengal C. H. White, 547
What Becomes of the Sunlight and Heat Absorbed by the Earth, J. D. Roots, 567
Who’s Who, 1911, 651
Windmills and Wind Motors, F, E. Powell, 415
Working Costs on the Rand, Reduction of, 173
Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1906, A. Parsons and R. Allen, 567
Writers’ and Artists’ Year-book, 1911, 651

LLOYD’S Register—sec Ships
Loch Arklet—see Glasgow
Lock-and-Block, 690, 694, 699
Lock Nut, Bevan, 297
Locomotives—see also Railway Locomotives
Locomotives, Road, at Liverpool, 8
Longridge’s Report, Mr. Michael, 251
Lubricator, Semi-automatic Drip-feed, Best and Lloyd,123
Luxometer, Everett, Edgeumbe and Co., 668
Luxury and Engineering, 362

Machine Tools:

Boring and Facing Machine at Eastleigh, Clifton and Waddell, 88
Cunliffe and Croom’s Miller and Planer, 274
Drilling Machines and Accessories, Jones, Pollard and Shipman, 326, 332
and Boring Machine, Universal, Buckton, 114, 116
Machine, High-speed Sensitive, for Instrument Work, 330
Machine, Jost et Cie., 330, 332
Machine, Portable, Alexander Engineering Company, 9
Machine, Sensitive, H. W. Ward, 299. 300
and Shaping Machines, J. H. Storey, 328, 329
and Tapping Machine, Loudon Brothers, 604
Drummond-Barreto Universal Machine Tool, 272, 273 {SupplemGKt^ Septeviber 9z/t, 1910)
Forging Machine, Horsfall, Greenwood and Batley, 258
Gear-cutting Machine, Large Double-headed, Kearns, 49
Gear Shaper, Sunderland, J. Parkinson and Son, 300, 301, 302, 304
Grinding Machine, Automatic Twist Drill, Barton Griffiths, 299
Hammer for Hollow Ware Stamping, Brett’s Patent Lifter Company, 552
Herbert, Alfred, Machine Tools at Olympia, 326
High-speed Tools and Machines to Fit Them, 11. I. Brackenbury, 136
Involute Tooth-shaping Machines—see Gear Shaper, Sunderland
Lathe, Double-bedded Turbine, G. and A. Harvey, 151
Drilling Attachment for, Lodge and Shipley Company, 580
Gridley Automatic, Craven Brothers, 500
High-speed Wheel, Loudon, 124
The “ Mascot,” Colchester Lathe Company, 329
Work, Automatic, P. V. Vernon, 553
Lathes, 4in. and 5Jin. Centres Wire Feed Capstan, H. W. Ward, 300
Large, for Locomotive Work at Eastleigh, G. and A. Harvey, 56
and Milling Machine at Eastleigh, Wm. Muir, 86
Planing Machine and Slotting Machine at Eastleigh, T. Shanks, 86
Treadle, Britannia Engineering Company, 9
Two Historical, R. Roberts, 430, 431 Two Large Double-bedded, Hulse and Co., 356, 357
Lumsden Machine Company’s Heavy Tool Grinder, 274 {Supplement, September 9ZA, 1910)
Machine Tools at Buenos Aires Exhibition, 265, 376
Machine Tools at Manchester Exhibition, 464
Machine Tools at Olympia Engineering Exhibition, 272, 297, 304, 325, 332 (Supplement, September 9^/i, 1910)
Machine Tools at Saraing—see Works
Milling Cutter, Anderson’s, S. Osborn, 330
Milling Machine, All-gear, H. W. Ward and Co., 299, 300
Milling Machine, Profile, J. Parkinson, 327
Milling and Slotting Machine, Smith Slotting Machine Company, 302
Motor Car Hub Stamping Press, Large, Taylor and Challen, 257
Motor-driven Machine Tools, Charles Fair, 208 Piat Hydro-Electric Riveter, J. Marse and Co., 272
Pipe-screwing Machine, Joshua Heap, 70
Planing Machine, Chain-driven Open-side, George Richards, 521
Plate-bending Rolls, Brightside Foundry and Engineering Company, 22
Reinecker Gear Planing and Milling Machines, PfeUand Co,, 272 (Supplement, September 9zZt,
Riveter, Pneumatic Compression, Hanna, 701
Saw, Motor-driven Hot, Davy Bros., 232
Sawing Machines, Single, Multiple, Girder, and Shaping, Burton, Griffiths, and Co., 298, 299
Screw-cutting Lathes, Britannia Engineering Company, 329
Shaping Machine, Portable, Alexander Engineering Company, 328
Shearing, Cropping, and Punching Machine, R. Becker, 329
Shearing and Punching Machines, Henry Pels, 325
Shears, Hydraulic Plate, Davy Brothers. 576, 577
Survey of India, Machine Tools and Instruments for, 348, 380
Tools at the Eastleigh Locomotive Works, 86
Turning and Milling Machine, 15ft., J. Hetherington and Sons, 628
Whitcomb-Blaidell Latheand Clutches, Burton Griffiths, 326, 328
Wolfensberger’s Universal Table for Drilling and Milling Machines, William Asquith, 325

MACHINERY Construction and Technical Education, 200
Machinery .and Equipment on the Panama Canal Works, 159, 220
Manchester’s Atmosphere, 674
Manganese—see Iron and Steel
Manufacturing Operations and Dust—sec Dust Mathematical Instrument Office of the Survey of India, 348, 360, 377
Maximum Economy, &c.—see Locomotives Mechanicals and Metallurgy, 674
Mechanics, Applied, at International Congress at Dusseldorf, 43
Metal-cuttiog by Oxy-Acetylene Blow-pipe, 326
Metals, Apparatus for Measuring Fatigue, Professor J. H, Smith, 381
Metals, Experiments on Fatigue of, Professor J. H. Smith, 381
Metal Statistics, The World’s, 7
Metallurgy Section of International Congress at Dusseldorf, 43
Meteorological Apparatus, Negretti and Zambra, 668
Meter, Steam, Schaffer and Budenberg, 420 Michel Thrust Bearing, Broom and Wade, 274 Micromanometer, Schultze, 134
Micrometer Callipers, Schaffer and Budenberg, 205 Military Matters—see War Matters
Mill, Grain Grinding, “Sirdar,” E. R. and F. Turner, 620
Milligan, J. L., on the Structural Engineering of
Motor Cars, 643
Milling Machines—see Machine Tools

Mines and Mining News:

Accidents, 2
Dusseldorf, International Congress of Mining and Metallurgy, 12, 43
Electricity and Mine Accidents, 442 Nicaragua, Mining Prospects in, 185

MINERAL Statistics, Our, 622
Mixing Plant, Chicago Cube, at Panama, 353
Moore, G. E., on Rolled “ H ” Beams, 355. 368
Morison, D. B., on Economical Working of Reciprocating Marine Engines, &c.,605, 606, 679

Motor Vehicles and all Matters, Relating* thereto:

Agricultural Motor Trials—.see Royal Agricultural Society
Argyll Engine and Chassis, 512, 516
Arrol-Johnston Four-cylinder Engine and Car, 514, 550
Boats—see Ships
Crossley Car, Carburetter, Brake, &c., at
Olympia, 485
Development of the Self-propelled Vehicle, F. W. Lanchester, 449
Humber Engine, 513
Ivel Agricultural Motor, 192
Knight Daimler Engine, 513
McLaren’s 6-Ton Compound Agricultural Steam Engine, 704
Motor Cars, Engines and Details, at Olympia, 484, 512, 516, 550
Motor Wagons and Engines at Liverpool, 8 New Engine Company’s Motor Car Spring
Arrangement with Safety Rods, 485
Royal Agricultural Society’s Trials of Agricultural Motors, 164, 192, 704
Saunders and Gifkins’ Universal Motor, 192,194 Segmer.t Detachi^^le Motor Car Rim, 472 Sheffield-Simplex Motor Car Engine and Details,
512
Structural Engineering of Motor Cars, J. L. Milligan, 648
Thornycrofc Chassis, 513
Wolseley Chassis and Engine, 513, 516

NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY
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Notbohm-Eigemann Safety Apparatus for Winding Engines, 474

Obituary:

Barr, James, 142
Brerecon, Cuthbert Arthur, 309
Byng, Gustav, 591
Cox, Harry W., 70
Deas, James, 418
Flett, George, 114, 142
Guttmann, Oscar, 142
Jordan, Robert, 643
McCrea h, James, 549
Martin, Edward Pritchard, 363
Masaru Enouye, Viscount, 165
Matthews, James, 336
Meik, Patrick Walter, 70
Meldrum, James, 691
Riley, James, 97
Robinson, Sir Clifton, 519
Rolls, Charles Stewart, 69
Scotter, Sir Charles (Portrait), 643
Sisling, W. B., 165
Tullis, James Thomson, 474
Whitwell, William, 336
Wolf, Herr Rudolf, 591

OILS, Heavy, 575 ; (Letter), 567
Oil-testing Machine, Thurston, 19
Ordnance—see War Material
Oxy-acetylene Cutting at Quebec Bridge, 532 (Correction), 646
Ozone Generators, Ozonair, Limited, 325

PAGET, C. W., on English Running-shed Practice, 125
Paint Films, Permeability of, H. A. Gardner, 579
Paisley Gasworks Extensions, 693
Panama—see Canal
Paris, Inundation Works in, 61
Paris Metropolitan Tunnels, 496
Patent Laws, To Investigate, 450 Patents, Compulsory Working of, 548
Patents, International Working of, 42 ; (Letter), 73, 98

Patent Specifications, British and American:

Aeronautics, 28,158, 263, 480, 684
Condensers and Feed-water Heaters, 529, 683 Cranes and Conveyors, 290, 374, 479, 612, 638 Dynamos and Motors, 53, 78, 101, 129, 157, 183, 212, 237, 263, 289, 317, 345. 399, 425, 453, 504, 557, 585, 611, 637, 659, 660, 683, 707
Engines, Internal Combustion, 63 78, 101, 102, 129, 157, 183, 184, 211, 238, 263, 317, 345, 373 .399, 425, 453, 454. 479, 504, 558. 585, 612, 637, 659, 660, 683, 707
Engines, Steam, 28. 53, 54. 77, 130, 157, 184, 211, 212, 237, 238, 263, 289, 317, 346, 374, 426, 529, 557, 685, 611, 707
Gas Producers, 129, 318, 503, 585, 611, 683 Hydraulics, 680
Lighting and Heating, 78, 158, 184, 318, 374, 479, 686 659, 708
Locomotives, 264. 400, 425, 638, 684
Machine Tools and Shop Appliances, 28, 54, 78, 102, 130, 158, 184, 237, 263, 318. 346, 374, 400, 426, 504, 530, 586, 612, 638, 660, 684, 708
Measuring and Testing Instruments, 27, 102, 374. 426, 530, 612, 638, 680, 707
Mines and Metals, 28, 78, 264, 317, 346, 454, 660
Miscellaneous, 28, 54, 78, 158, 212, 238, 264, 290, 318 346, 374, 400, 426, 480, 504, 530, 558, 586, 612, 638 684, 708
Motor Cars and Road Traffic, 27, 183, 263, 264, 290, 318, 345, 373, 504, 529, 586, 637
Ordnance and Armour, 28, 168, 212, 454 Pumping and Blowing Machinery, 54, 78, 212, 318, 345. 454, 503, 558. 586, 708
Ships and Boats, 130, 158, 212, 346, 373, 558. 638
Steam Generators, 28, 64, 77, 129, 157, 211, 318 345, 346, 373, 374, 3^9, 400, 480, 503. 586, 611, 637, 683. 707
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PHOTOMETER, Portable, Trotter, 668 707
Physical Apparatus, 666
Pipe-screwing Machine, Joshua Heap, 70 707
Planing Machines—see Machine Tools 707
Plate-bending—see Machine Tools 707
Ploughing Machinery at Liverpool, 8
Pomeroy, L. R., on Electrification of Trunk Lines, 161
Ports—see Harbours Post-office—see General
Potter, W. B., on Economies of Railway Electrification, 161
Progress of Warships—see Ships, Naval Matters Propellers—see Ships
Protection, Foreshore, 71 Public Slaughter-houses, 539

Pumps:

Boiler Feed, Isaac Storey, 206 707
Centrifugal Ejector Air Pump and Condenser, Rees Roturbo Company, 594
Centrifugal Pumps, Gas or Motor-driven, Hayward-Tyler, 96
Centrifugal Pumps, Influence of Form of Blades in, Professor M. F. Fitzgerald, 685
Davidson Independent Boiler Feed, W. H. Bailey, 72
Gas, for Chingford Reservoir, Humphrey, 514 707
Gwynne’s Pumps for Brazil Floating Dock, 93 707
High-lift Centrifugal Pump, Holden and Brooke, 312; (Letters), 340, 367, 393,422, 447, 473, 498, 522, 551, 566, 596, 631, 655
Pumps at Buenos Aires Exhibition, 265 707
Humphrey Pumps, 514, 549 707
Lamplough’s Rotary Pump, 298
Pumps at Oiympia Exhibition, Gwynne, 324 707
Pumps, Sewage, at Richmond, Crossley, Worthington, &c.. 36, 62, 66
Single-stage Centrifugal, Hathorn, Davey and Company, 208
Turbine-driven Boiler Feed Pump, Worthington, 297
PYROMETER, Robert W. Paul, 323

QUAYS—see Harbours 707
Quebec Bridge—see Bridges

RAILS—see Railways

Railways and Railway Matters, General:

Automatic Signalling, 674 707
Bridges, Strengthening of, 60—.see also 707
Bridges Channel Tunnel, 105
Concrete Sleepers, 60
Copper and Steel for Railway Supplies, Exhibits at Buenos Aires, 265
Couplers at Buenos Aires Exhibition, 291 Economies of Railway Electrification, W. B. Potter, 161
Electric Traversing Table for Terminus, S. H. Heywood, 152
Electrically-propelled Suburban Trains, Cost of, H. M. Hobart, 161
Electrification of Railways, G. Westinghouse, 161,179 ,
Electrification of Suburban Railways, F. W. Carter, 161
Electrification of Trunk Lines. L. R. Pomeroy, 161
Graphical Determination of Moments of Inertia, Captain C. E. P. Sankey, 57
Handling of Perishable Goods, J. M. Culp, 191
Inspection Car, Paraffin-engined, C. Price and Son 678
International Railway Congress, 34, 60, 80, 105, 117, 147, 189, 306
Junctions and Swing Bridges, 149
Light Railways, 67
Lighting Systems for Railways, Exhibits at Buenos A^res Exhibition, 348
Lock-and-Block, 690, 694 699
Metre Gauge Railways, 199
Motor Vehicles for Railways, 190
Power Economy in Electric Railway Operation, 367
Rail Joints, Becherer-Kulittel Lapped Joint, M»laun Joint, &c., 34
Railway Arbitration, 388
Railway Congress—and After, 117
Railway Half-year, 207
Railways and Manufacturers, 361
Railways and Waterways, 148
Railways of the World, 114
Safety Appliances, Railway Employment, 342
Signalling. Webb and Thompson Electric Block Interlocking System, at Buenos Aires Exhibition, 319
Statistics, 80
Strikes—see Labour
Switches and Signals, 105
Train Resistance, Lawford H. Fry, 113
Transhipment of Goods, C. de Burlet, 190 Tunnels, Long Railway, 105
Way and Works, 60
Working of Railways, 61
Works—see Works

Railways and Railway Matters, British, Colonial and Indian:

Accidents, British Railway, during 1909, 151 British Railways, Some Facts and a Few Problems, Professor W. E. Daiby, 259, 281, 285, 494
Canada, National Trans-continental Railway of, 484
Cardiff Railway—see Bridges
Collision at Willesden Junction, 619; (Letter), 631
Gai way as a Transatlantic Port, 498
Great Northern Railway, Diamond Jubilee, 168 Great Northern Railway, Reconstruction of Radcliffe Viaduct, 692
Great Western Railway and Birmingham, 49
Great Western Railway {Twenty-four-page Supplement. Two Eight-page Supplements, and Two-page Supplement, December IQlk, 1910)
India, Diversity of Railway Gauges in, 225 Irish Railway Accident, 93, 334. 338
Irish Railway Commission, 118, 141, 146, 160, 468
London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Accident at Victoria, 410
Machrianish Light Railway Accident, 410 Midland Railway Accident, 690, 694, 699 Midland Railway and Bradford, 498
New South Wales Raalways and Tramways, 432 Otira Tunnel, New Zealand, 395
Summer Train Service, 11, 35

Railways and Railway Matters, Foreign:

Accidents, American Railway, 341, 628 American Locomotive Terminals, W. Forsyth, 110
Benguella Railway, 678
Cauca Railway, 79
Detroit River Tunnel, 168
German Railways, Electrification of, 394 Honduras, Proposed Railway, 132 Nicaraguan Railway, 457
Paraguay Railway and Rolling Stock, 613 Paris Metropolitan Railway, 3 Paris Metropolitan Tunnels, 496 Pennsylvania New Terminal, New York, 284 Persian Railway Scheme, 575
Railway Progress of Buenos Aires, 241

Railway Locomotives: General:

Boiler Improvements, 80
Brussels Exhibition, Locomotives at, 226, 416, 614
Buenos Aires Exhibition, Locomotives at, 241, 348, 376
Crampton Locomotives, 10
Cylinder Problem in Locomotives, A New Solution, 566
Eight-Ton Crane Locomotive, Andrew Barclay, 203
Electric Locomotive at Carville Generating Station, 364
Engine-house Practice, F. H, Clark, 109
Euglish Running-shed Practice, C. W. Paget, 125
Fire-box, Jacobs-Shupert Stayless Locomotive, 520
Gooch’s Express Locomotives, 649
Handling Eogines, H. H. Vaughan, 110
Handling Locomotives at Terminals, F. M. Whyte. 109
Kitson Rack and Adhesion Locomotive at Buenos Aires Exhibition and on Transandine Railway, 348
Last 7ft. Gauge Engine, Prince Albert, R. B. Longrirtge, 642
Links in the History of the Locomotive, 564 Locomotive Coal Expenditure, 334 Locomotive Power, 494
Locomotives of Maximum Economy, 306, 414 ; (Letters), 340, 367, 393, 422, 446, 472, 522, 551
Locomotives and Rolling Stock at Buenos Aires Exhibition, 265
Locomotives and Rolling Stock for Narrow- gauge Railways, Moriz Jesser, 190. 306
Passenger Tank Engines, 186, 187, 336, 666 Reid-Ramsay Turbo-electric Locomotive, 44, 45 Standardisation of Locomotives in India, Cyril Hitchcock, 456, 468, 475 ; (Letter), 511
Steam Locomotives for High Speeds, W. Gar- stang, 189
Steam Sanding Apparatus for Locomotives, Gresham and Craven, 205
Steel in Locomotive and Rolling Stock Construction, 35
Superheater, Cascade, 416
Superheater, Montchouil’s, of 1847, 417 Testing a Stayless Locomotive Fire-box, Jacobs- Shupei’t, 520
Washing Out Locomotive Boilers, 125
Works—see Works

Railway Locomotives: British, Colonial and Indian:

Canadian Pacific Railway, Mallet Banking Engines, 254
George the Fifth, L. and N.W.R. Superheater Locomotive, 394
Great Eastern Railway Four-coupled lank Engine, 666
Great Western Railway Four-cylinder Six- coupled Passenger Engine {Tuo-page Supple- ment, December 1910)
Great Western Railway Locomotives Twenty- four-page Supplement, December lO^A,
Great Western Railway Passenger (Great Bear) and Goods Engine^ {Diglit-page Supph- ment, December 1910)
London and North-Western Superheater Locomotives, 394 ,
London and North-Western Railway lank Engines, 336
London and South-Western Railway Tank Engine, 186, 187 .
North British Locomotive Company s Engine at Buenos Aires, 376 .
North Staffordshire Railway Express Engines, 592, 593
South-Eastern Locomotive Rebuilt to Crampton’s Design, 10

Railway Locomotives: Foreign:

Bavarian State Railways, Compound Superheater Locomotive, 614 {Tv'o-page SupplemeiU, ' December 1910)
Belgian State Railways, Ten-coupled Goods Engine, 226
Chemin de Fer de l’Est Engine with Cascade Superheater, 416
Chemin de Fer du Midi “Pacific” Type Passenger Express Engine. 311 .
Chemin de Fer du Nerd Locomotive with Twincylinder Arrangement, 566
Chemin de Fer du Noid Locomotive with Water-tube Fire-box, 488
Lagos Railway Nor hern Extension, 202 Locomotives on Panama Canal Works, 242 Locomotives and Railway Rolling Stock at Buenos Aires Exhibition, 241
Locomotive Water-tube Fire-box, Chemin de Fer du Nord, 488 .
Natal Government Railways Tank Engine, 19U New York Tunnel Service Locomotive, 148 Shanghai-Nanking Locomotive and Tender,
Kerr, Stuart and Company, 121, 122 Soudan Government Railways Express E-’gine,
95 {Tu'O‘page Supplement, July ‘22nd, 1910)
South Manchuria Railway Eight-coupled Locomotive, Beyer, Peacock, 70
State Management of Railways in France, 19b

RECORDER, CO^, Cambridge Scientific Instrument Company, 667
Recorder, Integrating, Lea Recorder Company, 328
Refrigerating Machine, Ammonia Absorption, Ransomes and Rapier, 602
Reinforced Concrete, 278 ; (Letter), 566 Reservoir, Covered Service, at Ambergate, 641 Resuscitation of Secondary Armaments, 518 Richmond Sewers—see Sewers
Rifle Shooting, 92
Rivet Heads, Apparatus for Cutting off, Markham, 382
Riveting Machines—see Machine Tools
Road Board, 579
Road Improvement, 99
Rock Drill. Warsop Petrol, 365
Rolling Mills and Engines at Seraing, 670, 6/2
Rolling Mills, Power in, 413
Rolling Mill, Three-high, Brightside Foundry
and Engineering Company, 202
Rotterdam Armoured Concrete Viaduct, 257, 27o
Rowley, S. H., on Involute Cut Gearing, 595
Royal Agricultural Society—see Exhibitions and also Motor Vehicles

SAFETY Apparatus for Winding Engines—see Engines
Saint Andrew’s Rapids Dam, H. P, Borden, 13J, 166, 170, 188, 310
Saiuberlich, Dircktor, on Marine Diesel Motors, 590
Salt Bath Hardening Furnace, S. N. Brayshaw, 421
Sanding Apparatus, Steam, for Locomotives, Gresham and Craven, 205 .
Sankey, Captain C. E. P., on Graphical Determination of Moments of Inertia, 57
Saw, Wad kin’s Band, Surfacing Machine, and Vice, 273, 274
Saws—see also Machine Tools
Scherbius Motor Regulation System, 380 ; (Letter), 551
Schultze Micromanometer, 134
Schuurman, J. J- E., on Utdisation of Electric
Power in the Iron and Steel Industry, 380 Scientific Error and Gas Engine Des gn, 6z5 Scott, A. A. H., on British Aluminium Company’s Works at Kinlochieven, 98 Screening Plants—see Coal, &c. Screwing Machines—see Machine Tools Sewage Works, Glasgow, Travelling Dredger
Elevator, W. D. Hamilton, 84
Sewers and Sewage Pumps at Richmond, Sewage
Screen Clearing Mechanism, 36, 62, 66 Shaping Machines—see Machine Tools Shaw, J. C.. on the Impulse and Reaction Turbine for Marine Purposes, 243
Shearing Machines—see Machine Tools Sheep-shearing Apparatus, Wolseley Sheep
shearing Machine Company, 9, Sheep-shearing Machine, R. A. Lister, 9

Ships and Shipbuilding, General:

Helical Gears for Steering Apparatus of the New White Star Liners, Andr»“ Citroen and Company, 445
Increasing Size of Steamships, 146
Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, 438
Lock-out—see Labour
Motor Boat Propulsion, 455, 482
Paddle Steamer, Passing of the, 296; (Letters), 340, 367, 393. 422, 473, 499, 5il, 551. 567
Propeller Corrosion, 252; (Lecters), 340, 367, 393. 422 .
Propulsive Horse-power of Great Ships, 650 ,
Refitting a Propeller without Docking, 632 ; (Letter), G. F Bird, 655
Ships and Shipbuilding, General (continued):
Scottish Shipbuilding, Nino Months’, 392
Screw Propeller Dimensions, 107
Ships, Growth of, 600
Shipbuilding Orders, New, 448
Shipbuilding, Rules for, A. R. Liddell, 429
Ships’ Deck Machinery, Photographs and Models of, Clarke-Chapman, 301, 302
Stability Models and Tables, A. R. Liddell. 215 Steering Recorder, Russell-Rankin, 297, 324 Strikes—see Labour
Superheating on the s.s. Lugue. 538, 570
Tanks, Experimental—see Tanks

Ships and Shipbuilding, British Navy:

A1, H.M. Submarine, Explosion. 173
Blanche, H.M.S., Speed Trials, 310
British and German Armoured Cruisers, 483 (Tw0-pcige Supplement^ November ^tk. 1910)
Clyde-built Cruisers and Destroyers, 72 342
DI, H.M. Submarine, Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy, 342
Gloucester, H.M. Cruiser, Speed Trials, 176 Invincible, H.M. Armoured Cruiser, 483 {Tu-o- page Supplement, November 4th., 1910)
Lion, H.M. Cruiser, 168
Neptune and Orion, H.M. Battleships, 230
Rattlesnake, H. M. Destroyer, 85
Submarine Al, Explosion, 173
Submarine D1 Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy 342
Weymouth, H.M. Second-class Cruiser, Launch of, 578

Ships and Shipbuilding, Naval Matters:

Armament of Battleships, 15, 599, 633, 652 Building of the New Canadian Navy, 665 Destroyer Model with White-Forster Watertube Boilers. Babcock and Wilco r, 297
England and Germany, Capital Ships of, 691, 697
Greater Dreadnoughts, 68
Heavy Naval Ordnance, 171
Resuscitation of Secondary Armament, 518 Submarine Wireless Telegraphy, 342
Warship Building on the Clyde, 72, 342, 351 Warships and Machinery under Construction in England, Progress of, 17
Warship Models at Olympia, 297

Ships and Shipbuilding, Foreign Navies:

Brazilian Battleship Rio de Janeiro, 93
Brazilian Destroyer Sergipe, 70
Foreign Warship Contracts, Competition for, 251
French Destroyers, Influence of Depth on Speed of, 427
French Submarines and Submersibles, 147, 222 German Cruisers Blucher and Von der Tann, 483 {Two-page Supplement. November 4th, 1910)
German Cruisers, Large, 483 {Two-page Supplement, November 4th, 1910)
Naval Work for the Clyde, 678
Salving of the United States Battleship Maine, 497

Ships and Shipbuilding, Mercantile and Miscellaneous Vessels:

Bibby Liner Gloucestershire, Harland and Wolff, 461
Clyde and the Coming Cunarders, 632
Clyde Shipbuilding. 150, 257, 342
Cunard Steamship Franconia, Launch, 114,140, 144
Cunarder, The New, 642
Evaporator Explosion on s.s. Anglo-Saxon, 178
Fishing Beats, Marine Motors for, 489
French Atlantic Liner France, 417
George V. Single-screw Tug, Sir W. G. Armstrong. Whitworth and Co.. 652 653
Lien-Ching, Twin-screw Yacht, 383, 384
London and South-Western Railway Company’s Turbine Steamer Sarnia, 61
Motor Passenger Boat for Baghdad, J. I. Thornycroft, 548
Mountaineer, Paddle-wheel Steamer, Haystack Boiler for, A. and J. Inglis. 95
Paddle Steamer Doebess of Richmond, D. and W. Henderson, 284
Skimming Boats, Miranda IV. and Zigerella, J. I. Thornycroft and Co., 58
Snaefell Bi iler Explosion—see Boilers
Taiwan Steamship Propeller Refitted without Dockirg, 632
Turbine Cross-Channel Steamer Cmsarea, Cammell, Ldrd and Co., 358
Weeroona Paddle Steamer, A. and J. Inglis, 629
White Star Liners Olympic and Titanic, 38, 40, 196, 351, 433, 445 462 (Foxir-page Supplement, October 21st, 1910 ; Tivo-page Supplement, October 2^th, 1910)

SHIPYARDS—see Works
Shovels, Sceam, Bucyrus and Marion, at Panama, 159
Shows—see Exhibitions
Signalling—see Railways i
Silicon—.see Iron and Steel
Slaughter-houses, Public, 539
Smith, Professor J. H., on Experiments on : Fatigue of Metals ; Apparatus for Measuring Fatigue, 381 i
Smith, Professor R. H., on Japanese Industries at the Japanese-British Exhibition, 103, 253; (Letter), 286
Smith, Professor R, H., on Revision of the Steam Laws, 218; (Letter), 258
Societies—see Associations, &c.
South America—see Engineering
Stability Models and Tables, A. R. Liddell, 215
Stamping Presses—see Machine Tools
Stanchions Carrying Excentric Loads, E. G. Beck, 601
State-aided Industries, 16
Stations—see Railways
Statistics—see Railways
Steam Chest—see Boilers
Steam Jacketing, Internal, 118 j
Steam Laws, Revision of the, R. H. Smith, 218 ; I (Letter), 258 '
Steam Meter, Schaffer and Budenberg, 420 I
Steam Tractors—see Tractors '
Steam Traps and Valves at Manchester Exhibition, 464
Steel—6'cc Iron and Steel !
Steering Appa’-atus—see Ships ,
Sterilisation of Water, 542 |
Steven, J. D., on Tooth Gearing, 137, 153 j
Stone-breaking Machinery at Liverpool, 9
Street Lighting, Haydn T. Harrison, 605
Strikes—sec Labour
Stromeyer, C. E., on Management of Boiler Furnaces, 574
Stromeynr, C. E , on Corrosion, 550
Stumpf, Pr^-fessor, on the Further Development of the Uni-fl.jw Steam Engine, 575
Suction Gas Electric Lighting Sets, 324
“Sunrob” Portable Light, 377
Superheater for Traction and Ploughing Engines, John Fowler and Co,, 620
Superheaters at Liverpool, R. Garrett, 9
Superheaters, Locomotive—see Locomotives
Superheating, A Case of Marine, 538, 570; (Letters), 596 631, 655, 677
Superheating in the Past, 516, 608 ; (Letters), 596, 631, 655
Superphosphate of Lime, Plantfor Production of, C. von Grueber, 645
Survey of India—see India

T-SQUARE Lock, W. J. Brooks, 232
Tank, Experimental, at the National Physical Laboratory, 664, 565
Target, Rose’s Recording, 603
Tarless Coke. 230
Tasmanian Water-power, 496
Teeih. Involute, 262
Telephone Exchange at Glasgow, 207
Telephone Wires, Underground, 315
Telewriter, The, 48
Temr»erature Recorders and Regulators, Mellin, 323
Temperature Regulator, Cambridge Scientific Instrument Company. 330
Temperature Scales Conversion. Simplified Formula for, M. E. J. Ghfcury. 32
Tenoning Machine, Thomas Robinson, 273 (Sup- pUmetU, Septeniber 9^7t, 1910)
Test of a Petrol Engine—.see Engines
Testing Instruments—sec also Electrical Matters
Testing Machine for Yarns and Tnreads, J, R. G. Briercliffrt, 656
Testing and Recording Instruments for Indian
Survey, 348, 360. 377
Testing a Stayless Locomotive Fire-box, Jacobs- Shupert, 520
Theodolites at Indian Survey Office, 348, 360, 377
Theory and Practice, Arthur Bowes, 233
Thermometer Indicator, Plarris Resistance, 323
Thermostat—see Temperature Regulator Thrashing Machines, Extractor for, Clayton and Shuttleworth, 8
Tires for Carriages, Locomotives, ^c., at Buenos Aires, 376
Traction Engines, Tractors, and Wagons at Liverpool, 8
Tractor, J. and H. McLaren, 193
Tractor, The Mann, 193
Tractor, Steam, Clayton and Shuttleworth, 620
Tractor with Superheater, J. and H. McLaren, 621
Tractor, The Wallis, 193
Tractors, Oil and Steam, Marshall, 621
Tractors, Royal Agricultural Society’s Trials, 164, 192
Tractors and Traction Engines at Smithfield, 620
Trade Revival, 419
Trafalgar, Anniversary of the Battle of, 446
Tramcar Lay Out at Leeds, Edgar Allen, 497
Tramways, New South Wales Railways and, 432
Transporter, Temperley Patent Grab, 291
Transporter, Travelling and Slewing Tower, Appleby. 14, 19
Traversing Tables—see Railways
Trinity House Automatic Flashing Light. 676
Tube Mill, Dry Grinding, G. Oxley and Sons, 525
Tunnels—see Railways
Turbine Blowers, Motor-driven, Hodges, 20 ; (Erratum), 41
Turbine, Condenser and Pumps at Carville Generating Station, 365
Turbine Electric Locomotive—see Railway Locomotives
Turbine, Impulse and Reaction, for Marine Purposes, J. C Shaw, 243
Turbine, The Modern Parsons, 524
Turbine Trials, Comparative, 442
Turbine Troubles, 431
Turbines, Blade Proportioning, E. R. Briggs, 335, 347; (Letter), 422
Turbines, Steam, Franco Tosi, 82, 90
Turner, Professor T., and A. Hague on the Influence ot Silicon on Pure Cast Iron, 379
Turning Machines—see Machine Tools

UNDERGROUND Telephone Wires, 315

VALVE Control Gear, Westinghouse Electric
Pneumatic Sjstem, 94
Van der Meerseh, A., on Cribbing for Small Spans from the Top of Piera. 435
Velocity of the Circulating Water in Surface Condensers, R. M Neilson, 269
Venturi Meter Chamber for Portsmouth Waterworks, 392
Vernon, P. V., on Automatic Lathe Work, 553
Viaduct, Armoured Concrete, at Rotterdam, 267, 276
Viaducts, Old and New Radcliffe, Great Northern Railway, 692

WAGONS, All-steel Self-discharging, Leeds Forge Company, 255
Wagons, Steam and Petrol, at Liverpool, 8

War Matters and War Materials:

Automobile Gun for Balloon Destruction, 107
Brizauz Shrapnel, 296
Design and Construction of Artillery Wheels, 5
“ Energy Car,” 106
Eroi-ion of Guns, 68, 415, 421; (Letter), 98
Explosives, Cartridge Cases, &c., 107
Field Gun with Deport Compressed Air Buffer, 107
Field Searchlight, 106
Gears, Helical Cut, for Gun Mountings, &c., Ren< Ryziger, 108
German Ballo< n Guns and Projectiles, 294
Gun, Armour Plate, and Ammunition Factories at Seraing, 670
Heavy Naval Ordnance, 171
Machine Guns, 106
Military Exhibits at Brussels, 106
Military Wagons, 106
Naval Ordnance in England and Germany, 691, 697
Pendulum Testing Machine, Charpy System,
Rifle Shooting, 92
Ships—see Ships

WATER-CLOSET, Downton’s “Midget,” 298 Water, Flow of, in Curved Pipes, J. fiustice, 23
Water Gauges, R Klingfer, 297
Water Gauges at Sea, 517
Water-level Indicator, Chadburn, 94
Water-level Regulator for Boilers, Isaac Storey, 462
Water in Pipes, Graphic Calculation of the Flow of, T. G. Bockicg, 562
Water, Sterilisation of, 542

Water Supply:

Auckland, New Zealand, 687 Barrow-in-Furness, 113
Derwent Valley Water Scheme, 403. 641, 648 ; (Letter), 447 [Tivo-page Supplement^ Octol)er Uth, 1910)
Glasgow, Loch Arklet Extension, 536 (Tv'o-page. Supplementf November 18^A, 1910)
Kilmarnock, 123
Manchester Waterworks, 366
Metropolitan Water Board, 203, 514
Portsmouth Water Supply, Filtration Works and Reservoirs, 386, 390
Venturi Meter Chamber for Portsmouth Waterworks, 392

WEATHER Reports, Reliability of, Gordon Cooper, 524
Weighbridge at Eastleigh, Avery, 56
Westinghouse, G., on Electrification of Railways, 161, 179
Wheel Drop, Bolton, 110, 111
Wheel-testing Pit, 178
Wheels. Artillery—see War Material
Whistle Device, Crosby, 297, 298
Whistle Device, Willett-Bruce, 297, 298 ; (Letter), 340
White, Sir W. H., on Armaments of Battleships, 633, 652
Wimperis, H. E., on the Use of an Accelerometer in the Measurement of Road Resistance, &c,, 313, 321
Wind and Water Motors at Liverpool, 9
Winding and Haulage Gears, Electrical, at a
Shale Mine, E. Scott and Mountain. 624, 630
Wireless Telegraphy Fitted on H.M. Submarine DI, 342
Wood-splitting Machine, M. Glover, 341
Wood-working Machine, General Joiner, John Pickles and Son, 448
Wood-workirg Machine at Olympia, 272 {Supple- m,enti September 9iZt, 1910)
Wood-working Machine, Pattern and General, R. S. Allan, 330, 332

Works:

Aluminium Works at Kinlochleven, 98
British Bridge Works tor Canada, 257
Cockerill Works at Seraing, 670, 672
Eastleigh Locomotive Works of the London and South-Western Railway. 55, 86 (Two- page Sup^ylement, July l^th^ 1910)
German Shipyards, 214 293 {Two page Supplementy Augiist 1910)
Midland Railway Shops at Derby, 246, 250
Odams Company’s Chemical Manure Works, 559, 598
Portland Cement Works at Skanska, Sweden, 458
Sirocco Engineering Works, Belfast, Davidson, 224, 228
Stavcley Coal and Iron Company’s “Devonshire” Works, 382
Works Visited by American and British Mechanical Engineers:—Austin Motor Company, Franklev Filter Beds, Metropolitan Amalgamated Railway Carriage and Wagon Company, Pump and Power Company’s Testing Station, South Staffordshire Mond Gas Company, Worcester Royal Porcelain Works, 112
Works Visited by Iron and Steel Institute :— Crown Derby Porcelain Works, 355 ; London and North-Western Railway Company, 382; Markham and Co., 382; Midland Railway Company, 355 ; Staveley Coal and Iron Company, 382

YARNS and Threads, Testing Machine for, J. R. G. Briercliffe, 656

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