The Engineer 1914 Jul-Dec: Index: Miscellaneous

The Engineer 1914 Jul-Dec: Miscellaneous Index.

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ACCIDENTS:

Accidents to Railway Servants. 36. 104, 129. 350
Carlisle Railway Accident, Report,
Electrical Accidents, Report by G. Scott Ram, 416
Empress of Ireland. Loss of. 72
Explosives and Accidents, 631. 530
Greenwich Power-house. Accident. MO»
Highland Railway and Cannon-street Accidents. 166
Loss of H.M.S. Bulwark. 613

ACETYLENE Generator, British Low Accessories Company, Limited. 409
Acfield, W. C., on Audible Signalling on Railway Trains in Motion. 603, 608
Admiralty and the War. 174

AERONAUTICS

Aeroplanes and Zeppelins. 214
Design of Floats for Hydroplanes, G. H Millar. 36
Dual-engined Aeroplanes, 100
Engine— see also Engines and Motors Friedrichshafen Air Raid, 612
Hydro-aeroplane Float Design, Sopwith, British Curtiss, Grahame White, and others. 405
Rodman Wanamaker Transatlantic Flying Boat America. 96 *
Salmson Dual Aeronautical Motor, 132

AGRICULTURAL Engines—at« Engines Agricultural Implements at Shrewsbury, 10. 37 /6 » »
Agricultural Machinery at Smithfield, J. Fowler and Co.; Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies ; J and F. Howard; Martin’s Cultivator Company, 551
Ahrons, E. L. on German Locomotive Trade,
Ahrons, E. L., on Thirty Years of Locomotive
Ahrons, E. L., Progress in Egypt, 499
Air Compressors— see Compressors
Air Pumps—see Pumps
Alcohol as Fuel in Motor Cars. 122
Alien Enemy, What is an ? 249, 260
All-metal Diving Dress. C. E. Macduffee. 554, 658
American Coal—see Coal Anticipations. 466
Antwerp Waterworks—see Water Supply
Armour Plate .Machinerj’—see Machine fools
Armstrong, Sir W. G.. Whitworth and n arshi ""
Arnold, J. G., on Hcudening of Steel, 677
As Others See Us, 393

ASSOCIATIONS. INSTITUTIONS SOCIETIES:

Association. The British;
Annual Meeting, in Australia, 169. 177, 216
Gaseous Explosions. Committee’s Report, 216
Stress Distribution in Materials. Presidential Address by Professor E. G. Coker, 177
Association of Engineers, Manchester;
Heat Treatment of Structural Steels in Mechanical Engineering, Harry Brearley,
Internal Combustion Engines from a Commercial Standpoint. J. G. Walthew, 639
Jigs and Jig Making, M. H. Lawrence, 688
Meeting at Manchester, 374 ,
Visit to British Westinghouse Company’s Works, Trafford Park, 374 1
Institute, American, of Electrical Engineers:
Sixty-oycle Rotary Converters, L. P. Crece- lius, 636

Institute, iron and Steel:
Parts Meeting, 132
Canoelinent of Meeting and List of Papers. 266

Institute of Marine Engineers : i
Gyroscopic Compasses, K. Kilbum Scott, 396 |

Institution of Automobile Engrlneers; '
Automobile Manufacturing and the War L. H. Pomeroy, 686
Retail Transport’ L. Clayden and H. Burchall. 524
Steel Makers and the Automobile Industry L. H. Pomeroy, 414
SCOTTISH CENTRE ;
Firnl General Meeting, 524

Institution of Civil Engineers:
Conversazione ; Exhibition of Engineering Models and Devices, 44 “ I
Pass List—October Examinations. 1914 524
Presidential Address, B. Hall Blyth. 438, 458, j 514 ’
Training of Engineers, Report of Committee 406, 417 *

Institution of Electrical Engrlneers :
Coat of Electricity. Presidential Address, Sir
John Snell. 433 Notionnl Service, 169
Power Plant Testing. W. M. Selvey, 555
Institution ot Engineers and Shipbuilders In Scotland:
Charging of Two-cycle Internal Combustion
Engines, Profeswr B. Hopkinton, t>7. 133
Design of Floats for Hydroplanes, G. H. Millar. 36 ,
FuUagar Engin»‘ - also Engines and Motors
Geantd Turbines for Ship Propulsion. W . D.
McLaren and G. M. Welsh, 445
How the Efficiency of the Scotch Boiler can be Improved, John Tait. 445
Influences of Varj'ing Temperature* on the Strength and other Properties of Admiralty Gun-metal. Professor* A. Campion and J. G. Longlxittom, 94
Joint Summer Meeting in Newcastle, 32, 65, 79. 94 ; Dinner, 96
Presidential Address, Dr. R. T. Moore, 445
Programme for Session. 445
Progress of Marin«» Engineering on the North- East Coast during the Past Fifteen A ears, Mr. Ross, 6<», 107
Protection of Battleships against Submarine
Attack, Professor Sir .1. H. Biles. 33
Recent Development* of the Hydraulic Transformer. Dr. H. Fdttiiiger, 35
Shipbuilding Practice of the Pre*eiit and Future, T. G. John. 35
Some Experiments on a Diesel Engine, u . S. Bums. 94
Strength of Welds by Oxy-acetylene Proees*.
Professor A. Campion and W. C. Gray, 94 Visits to Works, 36. 67
Walker Shipyard. 67
Warships Designed and Constructed by Sir W. G. Armstrong. Whitworth and Co., 60 ,

Institution of Mechanical Engineers: .
Audible and other Cab Signals on British Railways. 603, 608
Audible Signalling on Railway Trains in , Motion. W. C. Acfield, 603 E
Automatic Signalling on Railways, L. P. Lewis, 604
Balancing of Internal Combustion Engines, H. F. Fullagar, 63 {TwQ-paye Supplement, July \lth, 1914)
Combined Automatic Train Control and Audible Signalling System in Use on the Great Western Railway, W. A. Stanier, 609
Compound Articulated Locomotives, Anatole Mallet, 45
Development of Internal Combustion Engines for Marine Purposes, M. Drosne. 62 Electrical System of Cab Signalling on the | North-Eastern Railway, V’. I./. Raven, 609 Improvements in Motor Lorries; Self-loading, &c., Monsieur Brillid, 63
New Niclausse High Duty Marine Typo Boiler. Jules Niclausse. 61
Pumping Machinery. Thomas Hawksley Lecture. W. B. Bryan, 570
Recent Developments of Express Locomotives in Franco, Professeur Edouard Sauvage. 45, 53
Refrigeration Research Committee’s Report, 385. 390
Signalling on Railway 1 rains in Motion, Joint Paper by French Railway Engineers, 46
Signalling on Railway Trains in Motion. W. Willox, 609
Summer Meeting in Paris. 45, 61, 92 ; and Dinner, 63
The Effect of Vacuum in Steam Turbines, G. G. Stoney, 602, 521 I
Visits to Works, 47. 92 ’
Manchester Meeting, 386, 394 i
Manchester Meeting, 503

Institution of Naval Architects:
Armstrong, Sir W, G., Whitworths New Yard at Walker, 67
Charging of Two-cycle Internal Combustion Engines. Professor B. Hopkinson. 67. 133 Design of Floats for Hydroplanes, G. H. Millar, 36
Influences of Varying Temperatures on the | Strength. 3:c., of Admiralty Gun-rnetal, Profe><aors A. Campion and J. G. Long- bottom. 94
Internal Combustion Engine. New Type of. H. F. Fullngar, 67, 179 {Two-paye Supple- mentf July \lth, 1914)
Joint Summer Meeting in Newcastle. 32. 66. 79, 94 : and Dinner. 96
Progress of Marine Engineering on the North-East Coast during the Past Fifteen Years, Mr. Koos, 66. 107
Protection of Battleships Against Submarine Attack. Professor Sir J. H. Biles. 33
Recent Developments of the Hydraulic Transformer. Dr. H. Fottinger. 35
Shipbuilding Practice of the Present and Future. T. O. John, 35
Sir Charles Parsons. Pre.<entation of the | Freedom of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 95
Some E.xjjeriments on a Diesel Engine. W . S. Bums. 94
Strength of Wolds by the Oxy-acetylene Process, Professor Campion and . C. Gray, 94
Visits to Works, 36, 67 (
Warships Designed and Constructed by Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth and Co., 65

Institution. North-East Coast, of Engineers and Shipbuilders :
Armstrong. Sir W. G., Whitworth and Co.’s Xow Yard at Walker, 67
Charging of Two-cycle Internal Combustion
Engines, Professor B. Hopkinson. 67. 133
Design of Floats for Hydroplanes, G. H. Millar, 36
Institution, North-East Coast, of Engineers and Shipbuilders (cffntinwd} z Fullagar Engine — aho Engines and Motors
Influences of Varj'ing Temperatures on the Strength. Ac., of zVlniiralty Gun-metal, Professors A. Campion nnd J. G. Lxjng- bottom. 94
Joint Summer Meeting in Newcastle. .32, 155, 79. 94 ; Dinner, 90
Progress of Marine Engineering on the North-East Coast during the Past Fifteen Years, Mr. Ross, 0<». 107
Protection of Battleships against Submarine Attack, Professor Sir J. H. Hiles, 33
Recent Developments of the Hydraulic Transformer. Dr. H. Fottinger, 36
Shipbuilding Practice of the Present and Future, T. G. John, 35
Sir Charles Parsons, Presentation of Honorary Freedom of Newcastle-upon-Tjme. 95
Some Experiinents on a Diesel Engine, \V. S. Bums. 94
Strength of Welds by Oxy-acetylene Process, Professor A. Campion and W. C. Gray, 94 Visits to ^^’o^ks, 36. 67
Warships Designed and Coitstructed b\’ Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth and Co.. 65

Institution of Water Engineers :
Winter Meeting, 688
Society, The Faraday :
Amorphous Phase in the Hardening of Steels. Part Playe<l by the, J. C. W. Humfrey, 503
Hardening of Manganese Steel. Profesaor H. M. How© and A. G. I^evy, 603
Hardening of Metals, Series of Seven I’apers, Address. Sir K. Hadfield. 503
Summer Meetings, 72

AUCHTERDERRAN—Sewage Disposal
Automatic Devices, Inspection by, E. O. Catford. 612
Automatic Telephones—set Telephones

BALTIC Exhibition—Exhibitions
Barrowclough, J. C., on Scraping a 15in. Water Main at Batley, 588
Bath. Sewage Disposal Works at, 168. 172 Battle of the Dusts, 432
Battles. Naval—Naval Matter^ Battleships—set Ships
Bending Machines—see Machine Tools
Bennitt. W. B., on Rheostatio Braking. 420 Berg, S., on Railway Construction in Switzerland. 113. 141. 163. 185. 204, 227, 276, 319 {Two-page Supplemttd, AnguM ’13th, 1914) Betulander—see Telephones
Biles, Professor Sir J. H.. on Protection of Battleships Against Submarine .Attack, 33, 71
Binders, Agricultural, f Howard, J. ond F., 10
Blast Furnace Flue 1 Eugene B. Clark. 190
Blyth, Coal Shipping Facilitio at. 64

BOILERS:

Combined Oil Furnace. Boiler, and Drop Hammer Plant. Brett’s Patent Lifter Company, Limited. 412. 413
Niclausse, The New. High Duty Marine Tyjx* Boiler. Jules Niclausse. 61
Year's Boiler Explosions, 37.3

BORING Machines—sre Machine 'foots
Bournemouth, Undercliff Drive Extension at. 124, 128
Braking. Electrical—we Electrical Matters Brass. Corrosion of, ,371
Brearley. H., on Heat 'freatineiit of Structural Steels in Mechanical Engineering, 4 12

BRIDGES:

East Indian Railway Bridge over the Jumna, at Allahabad. 616
Highland Railway, Baddeiigorni Bridge, 582 Lotschljerg-Simplon Railway, Steel Arch Bridge over the Bietsch Valley. 649
Masonry Bridge over the River 'fhur. 186, 204. 227, 276 (Twti-jMtje Supplement,
Auguet 23th, 1914)
Quebec Bridge. Design nf the Main Shoes of. 627
Quebec Bridge. The New. Erection Equipment of, 293 {Two-jHtge Supplement. Seit- tember 2bth. 1914)
Quebec Bridge, The New. Superstructure of, 89, 119 (/our-fxifzr Supplement, Julu 3Ur. 1914)
Sum Bridge over the IX>W<T Ganges, 316, 326 Scherzer Bridge over the Pamban Cliannel.
U3, 150 {TwG-jtwje Supplement, Aununf 7th, 1914)
South Manchurian Railway Brulges, 45.3

BRILLIE, Monsieur, on Improvements in .Motor lorries : S<*lf-loading. ie.. »».3
Brilish Engineers’ .Association .Meeting at .Manchester. 578. 585; {I,s?tters). 612'
British and German Textile .Machinerj’, 4iU) British versus German Trade in Latin-.Ainernui 228. 251, 269. 294. 328 ; (Letter). 332
British Steel—see Iron and Steel
British Trade in the Far East, 152
British Trade with South /knioaca, 193 British Trade and the War, 53o
Bryan. W. B.. on Pumping Machinery, 570 Bucket, N.P. Pump Bucket (-ompany, 606 Bums. W. S.. Some Experiments on a Diesel Engine, 94
CALORIMETRY. Method of Delcnnming
Fatigue by. C. E. Stromeyor. 281
Campion, Professor A., and W. C. Gray on the I Strength of Welds by the Oxy acetylene ' Process, 94 ; (Note), 122
Campion, Professors A., and J. G. Longbottom on Influences of Varjdng Temperatures on ' the Strength, &c., of Admiralty Gun-inetal, 94
Carey Oil Transmission System. Variable Pumps and Motors, Limited. 170
Catalogues. 26, 56, 83, 108, 161, 430, 497, 521, 545. 594. 613
Catford, E. O., on Inspection by Automatic Devices, 612
' Cement Making Machinery, E. Newell and Co. Limited, 477
Cement Making Machinery' and the War, 259 ;
(Letter), 346 C’ement—see also Portland Cement
I Chemical Trade, Our, and German Competition, 207
Chemical Treatment and Filtration of Moorland Woter. 183. 192
Chile—see Hydro-electric Plant
Chinese Concrete, Report on. 456
Christmas Fund, H.R.H. The Princess .Mary’s Sailors* and Soldiers’, 462
Clark, Eugene B., on Treatment of Blast Furnace Flue Dust, 190
Clutches. Friction, of the Split Ring Type, Design of. Win. J. Wolker, 610
Clyde Shipbuilding—see Ships
Clydebank, Filtering Plant at, 49

COAL, COKE and COLLIERIES

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DARLING, C. R.. oil Measurement of the Temperature of Molten Metals, Oil
Deeley. R. M., on The Theory of the Radiator, 7
Dehey. M. L., on Compound and Triple-Expansion Comprea«ied Air Locomotives, 420
Design of Clutches— see Clutches
Development and Theory of the Pitot Tube, Professor A. H. Gibson. 29, 59
Diesel Engines -«ce Engines
Diving Drt‘ss. AH-metal, C. E. Macduflee. 664. 668
Dock Dovolopinenl at Newport, G5
Duck. Gladstone, Liverpool, Diesel Pumping Plant for, 612 ; (Correction), 540
Docks. Alexandra, Newport, Pumping and Electrical Machinery for. 339. 348 (7*wo- pa</€ Supplemrtit, October 9/5. 1914)
Docks, Royal Albert—ace Pumps

DOCKYARD NOTES

Argentine Battleship Rivudavia. Approaching Completion, 52
Argentine Battleship Rivadavia. Fresh Accident and Delay in Building. 132
Armstrong. Sir W. G.. Whitworth and Co.’s Record Warship Building. 62
Austro-Hungarian Battleship Prinz Eugen and Cruiser Saida. 21
Austro-Hungarian Government’s Orders for Aeroplanes, 21
Austro-Hungarian New Battle-ships. Armament, Boilers and Turbines, 68
Austro-Hungarian Oil Motor Torpedo Boats,
Battleships Trials. H.M., 52
Bellcrophon and Collingwood. H.M. Dreadnoughts. 132
Bulkheads, Exijeriment at Lorient, 132
Centurion, H.M.S., Unfounded Humour, 144 Dreadnought Topmtists and Wireless Transmission. 132
French Battleships of the “ Bretatme ” Class, 21 *
French Submarine Calypso Lost, 68
Funnels on Warships, Changes of Design, 52 Gorman Cruiser Bluccher, Refit, 21
Greek Government’s Now Floating Dock, 62 Greek Purchase of /Vinorican Warships Idaho and Mississippi. 68
Invincible, H.M.S., Big Gun Mountings Altered from Electrical to Hydraulic Power ; also Position of Guns. 132
Japanese Battleship Yayeyama. 68
Mobilisation of British Navy, 144
Roumanian Programme, 68
Safeguard. H.M. Cruiser, 21
Submarines, H.M,, E 3 and E 9. 132
Turkish Battleships Heshadieh and Sultan Osman. Approaching Trials, 52, 68
Turkish and Cliilian Battleships and Destroyers Building at Armstrongs taken over by Admiralty and Renamed, 144
Turkish Order for Submarines, 68
United States Battleship North Carolina, 68 \\ arship Orders by Minor European States, 62 DREDGERS, 573, 584 (Two-page Supplement, December 18/5, 1914)—eee alec Ship.s Drilling Machines—see Machine Tools Drop Hammer Plant. Combinod Oil Furnace, Boiler and, Brett’s Patent Lifter Company, 412,413
Drosne, Monsieur, on The Development of Internal Combustion Engines for Marino Purposes, 62

ECONOMICS of Shipbuilding— see Shipbuilding Practice
Economy in Locomotive Haulage— see Railway Locomotives
Education of Engineer?*, Principal Garnett, 484 Education or Training. 441
Educational Inudligehce, 144. 292. 297, 337 346. 445, 459. 608
Egypt Locomotive Progress— see Railway Locomotives

ELECTRICAL MATTERS:

Acccssories for Electric Vehicles, Edison Accumulator Company, 1G6
Accident at th© Greenwich Power-house, 687 Alexandra Docks, Newport, Pumping and Electrical Machinery for, 339, 348 (Tu/o- paye Supplement, October 9zA, 1914)
Arc Lamp Carbons, 303
Artificial Reactance, 174
Baker Electric Vehicles, Wolseley Motors, Limited, 455. 457 ; (Correction). 497
Batteries for Electric Vehicles, 194—see also Traction Batteries
Battery Omnibus, Edison Accumulators, Limited. 455
British Thomson-Houston Magneto. 284
Central Stations and Isolated Power Users 305
Commercial Vehicle Chassis, Edison Accumulator Company, 252
Converters, 60-Cyolo Rotary, L. P. Crecelius. 638
Cost of Electricity, Sir John Snell, 433, 442 Dynamo Electric Lighting for Motor Cars. A. E. Waller, 174
Edison Battery Truck, India-rubber, Gutta Perclia and Telegraph Works Company, 88 (Twe^page Supplement, July 24th, 1914)
Effects of Bonds on Electrical Conduotors, P. Jackson, 666
Electrical Accidents, Report by G. Scott Ham, 418
Electrical Industry and Foreign Trade, 611 Electric Lighting Powers, 118
Electric Mains Explosions, 44
Electrical Testing Institution, 100; (Letter), 106
Electric Valve, Crompton and Co., 208
Electric Vehicle Committee, Standard Charging Plug and Receptacle for Electric Vehicles, 296
Electric Vehicles, 60, 86. 166, 194, 196, 208, 262, 322. 303, 370, 384, 392, 410, 436, 454, 457 ; (Correction), 497
Electricity in Warfare, 238
Fire Engines and Turntable Ladder Wagons, Cedes Electric Traction Company, 262
Fram Vehicles, Vans, Refuse Carts and Wagons, 384. 392
Garage for Electric Vehicles, Hertford - street Motor CJomnany, Limited, 363, 370
Germany’s Electrical Export Trade, 215
Hart Batteries for Electric Vehicles, 363, 370 Heavily Loaded Electric Motor, General Electric Company, Limited, 616
Hydro-electric Developments in the United States. 278
Hydro-electric Power Plant in Chile, R. E. Graham Clark, 697, 606
Johnson-Lundell Serios Motor, 209
Load Batteries for Traction, 208
Lloyd Vehicle Motor and Connections, 197 London Electricity Supply, 126, 130, 442 465, 468 ; (Letter), 497
Mercury Vapour Hectifiors, 410
Minors' Electric Safety Lamps, 648 Motor for Three-Wheeler Torpedo Vehicle, 209
Noden Valve, 411 Oarani Lamp—eee Works Overload Detector, Electric Power Storage
Company, 208
Polarity Tester, British Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, 650
Power Plant Testing, W. M. Selvey, 555, 500 Pumping Equipment for Electric Wagons, 430
Rectifiers, Electrolytic and Mercury Vapour, 410
Rheostatic Braking, W. B. Bennitt, 420 South Shields Battery Omnibus, 455 Traction Batteries : Edison, 60, 80 ; Phoenix Accumulator Company, 190; Worsnop and Co.. 197 : Tudor, 00, 190; Exide, Ironclad Exido, 87 ; Philadelphia Thin Plate, 105; Electrical Power Storage Company, 190; Naylor Battery, 190 (Tu/o-pa^e Supplement, duly 2^th, 1914)
Trucks, Coni and Crane, Vans and Wagons, General V'ehiclo Company, 430
Trucks and Tractors for Baggage and Goods, Elwell Parker Electric Company, 322 ; (Note), 358
Turbo-generator, 3000 K.W., for Marylebone Electricity Works, Oerlikon Company, 284
Uses of Electricity Ono Hundred Years Hence. W. E. .Milns, 10
Vans, Electrical. Cedes Electric Traction Company, 252 ; W. A. Stevens, Limited, 262

EMPLOYERS’ Liability—«« Labour Employment and Short Time. 282

ENGINES AND MOTORS: Internal Combustion Engines:

Agricultural Motor with Four-cylinder Petrol Engine, Bumsted and Chandler, 11
Agrimotor with Four-cylinder Petrol Engine, R. Garrett and Sons, 12
Balancing of Internal Combustion Engines. H. F. Fullagar. 03 (Two-pa^e Supplement^ July 11th, 1914)
Blackstone Oil Engine at SmithHeld, 561 Combined Engine and Pump, Wortlungton Pump Company. 663
Crude Oil Engine, Marshall, Sons and (3o., 11 Crude Oil Engine with Mechanical Fuel Pulveriser, Governor, and Oil Pump, National Gas Engine Company, 37, 93
Crude Oil Engines at Shrewsbury : Marshall, Sons and &)., 11 : Campbell Gas Engine Company ; Fielding and Platt; Clayton and Shuttleworth, Limited ; Potters, Limited, 37—40
Developnwntof Internal Combustion Engines for Marine Purposes, M. Drosne, 02
Diesel Engine. H. Christoffersen, 270
Diesel Engine Pumping Station. Ipswich, 688 Diesel Pumping Plant—ace alao Pumps Four-cycle Hot Bulb Engine for Agricultural Work, H. Christoffersen. 270
Fullagar Gas Engine, 42. 60, 63, 6G, 67 ; (Note). 110 {Two-payc Supplement, July nth, 1914)
Gas Engine, Horizontal, for Suction Gas. Kynoch Limited, 37
German Trade in Internal Combustion Engines, 233
Hexa and Penta Marine Oil Engines, Fritz Egnell, 270
Horizontal Magneto Type Oil Engine. Petters and Co., Limited, 661
Hot Bulb Crude Oil Engine. Martin Cultivator Company, 40
Imperial Vertical Petrol Engines. Keighley Gas and Oil Company, 651
Internal Combustion Engines from a Commoroial Standpoint. J. G. Walthew. 639 Liquid Fuel Engines for Farm Work, Crossley Brothers. Limited, 11
Marino Diesel Engine, W. Doxford and Sons. Limited, 599 (TwO’jtaye Supplement, Deccmher 25th, 1914)
Modern Gas Engine Resouroh, 213
Motor Tractor, Saunderson and Mills, 11 Mumford ParalHn Motor. 116
New Typo of Internal Combustion Engine, H. F. Fullagar, 67, 79 {Two-paye Supple^ ment, July Xlth, 1914)
Oil Engine and Demonstration Sot. British Westinghouse Company, 11
Oil Engine. Portable vertical, Blucldtono and Co.. Limited. 40
Oil Tractor for Agricultural Work. Ransomes, Sims and Jefferies, Limited, 40 Parsons Marine Motor, 278
Portable Fire Engine, Gwynnos Limited. 49 Salmson Dual Aero-enginc, Dudbridgo Ironworks. 132
Schneider Diesel Engine, 62
Semi-Diesel Crude Oil Engines and Unitlow . Engine, Robey and Co., 12. 630 {Two^page | Coloured Supplement, December 4th, 1914) Stationary Diesel Engines. Cole, .Marchent and Morley, Limitou, 479, 481
Suction Gas Engine, National Gas Engine Company, 37
Suction Gas Engine, Ruston, Proctor and , Co., Limited, 39
Swedish and Danish Oil En^nes, 270 Two-cycle Hot Bulb Engines, Single and Twin-cylinder, Martin’s Cultivator Company, Limitea, 652

ENGINES AND MOTORS: Steam Engines:

San Jeronimo, Quadruple-expansion Engines, 229
Single-cylinder Traction Engine, Marshall, Sons and Co., 12
Steam Engine, Uniflow, Robey and Co., Limited, 39, 40
Steam Trawler Engines, C. D. Holmes and Co.. 369
Superheater Steam Compound Portable Engine, Davey, Paxman and Co., Limited, 40
Uniflow Undertype Engine, 12, 530 {Two-pagc Coloured Supplement, December 4th, 1914)

ENGINEER-SALESMEN, 659 : (Letter), Engineers and the Hartlepool Raid. 610 Engineers and the Sugar Supply, 349 Engineers, Training—ace Training Engineering Progress .Abroad, 121, 189, 491 Events of the W^ok, 259 Excavator, Locomotive Steam Crane, Queensland, 330

EXHIBITIONS:

Baltic Exhibition at Malmo, Royal Agricultural Show at 37. 76
Shipping, Engineering, and 195
Smithfield Club Show, 551

EXPERIMENTS on n Diesel Engine, W. S. Bums, 94
Explosions, Gaseous. Report to British Association, 216
Explosions in Mines Committeo, Final Report, 432
Explosives and Accidents. 531, 536 Extended Credit—A German Policy, 274

FALKLANDS’ Battle— see Naval Matters Fatigue. Method of Determining, by Calorimetry, 281
Feed Water Handling Plant, William Boby, 341 Ferries—»ce also Ships
Ferry, Petrol Train, on the Ohio. 324
Files—see Machine Tools
Filtering Plant at Clydebank. 49 ; (Letter), 106 Fire Engines— see Engines, also Electrical Matters
Fire Pumps— see Pumps
Fireless Locomotive, A. Barclay. Sons and Co., 156
Flour Milling Machinery, T. Robinson and Son, Limited, E. K. and F. Turner, and others, 12 Flue Dust, Blast Furnace, Treatment of, Eugene B. Clark, 190
Flue Gases, Sampling, 555
Flying Boats and Machines—sec Aeronautics Foreign Markets, 327
Forging Preas, Tire, 2000 Tons, Davy Brothers, Limited, 539
Forthcoming Engagements, 24, 54, 80, 134, 268. 291, 300, 338, 346, 376, 398, 423, 451, 462, 497, 508, 532, 569, 595, 616
Fottinger, Dr. H., on Recent Developments of the Hydraulic Transformer, 35
Fottinger Hydraulic Transformer on the s.s. Konigin Luise, 249 {Two-page Supplement, September lUA, 1914)
Friction Clutches of Uie Split King Type, Design of, Wra. J. Walker, 610
Friedriclishafen—ses Aeronautics Fullagar Gas Engine—see Engines
Fullagar, H. F., on the Balancing of Internal Combustion Engines, 63 (Tu/o-poffe Supplement, July 17tA, 1914)
Fullagar, H. F.. on a New Typo of Internal Combustion Engine, 67, 79 {Two-page Supplement, July Xlth, 1014)
Fullarton Vibrometer, Kelvin, Bottoinlov, and Baird, 50

GARAGES—see Motor Vehicles
Garnett. Principal, on Education of Engineers, 484
Gas-driven Pumping Plant—see Pumps
Gas Engines—see Engines
Gaseous Explosions. Report to British Association. 216
Gauges. Plate. 156
Gauges. Railway—see Railways
German Colliery in Yorkshire, 445
German Competition, Our Chemical Trade and. 207
German Gun—sec War Material
German Metal Prices, 537
German Press Campaign, 267
German Science, 373
German Trade—see also Trade
German Trade in Internal Combustion Engines. 233
German Trade, War on. 194, 213, 219 ; (Letters). 308. 332, 346
German Trench Mortar, 470
German View of Latin-American Trade, 411 Germany, Age of Industrial Workmen in, 105 Germany and Austria. Competition with. 210, 261, 274. 300, 321, 362, 424 ; (Letters), 308, 332, 346
Germany. Competition with, in the Iron and Steel Trade. 238, 260. 272, 295 ; (Letters). 308. 332, 346
Gibson. Professor A. H., on the Development and Theory of the Pitot Tube, 29, 59
Glass, Triplex Safety, 49
God Defend the Right, 151
Grab, “ Underwood Digger,” A. L. Underwood, 603
Graham Clark. R. E., on Hydro-electric Power Plant in Chilo, 597, 606
Grande. Julian, on the Hauonstoin Base Tunnel, Switzerland, 08, 102
Gun-metal, Admiralty—see War Material Guns—see War Material
Gyroscopic Compasses, E. Kilburn Scott. 396

HADFIELD Research Prize. 445
Hadfield, Sir R.. Address on Seven Papers on Hardening of Metals, 503, 511 ; (Letters), 532, 612
Hadfield. Sir R., on Manganese Steel Rails, 564 Harbour Improvements. Hartlepool, 101 Hardening of Manganese Steel, Professor H. M. Howe and A. G. Ix5vy, 603
Hardening of Metals —see Metals, also Iron and Steel
Harponden, Sewage Works at, 3, 14 (Two-page Coloured Supplement, July Zrd, 1914)
Hartlepool Harbour Improvements, 101 Hartlepool Raid, Engineers and the. 610 Hauenstein Tunnel—see Railways, Foreign Heat Treatment of Steel—see Iron and Steel Heliodorus, Pillar of, Besnagar, India, 504 Helm Orders, 608
Hoe. Ivel-Bauche Motor, Ivel Agricultural Motors. Limited, 40
Hopkinson, Professor B., on Charging of Two- cycle Internal Combustion Engines, 67, 133
Houston, Dr. A. C., on Purification of Water Supplies. 395
Howe, Professor H. M., and A. G. Levy, on Hardening of Manganese Steel, 503
Howitzers—see War .Material
Humfrey, J. C. W . on th© Amorphous Phase in the Hardening of Steels, 503 : (Letters) 632. 612 '
Hydraulic Trarwfornier. Recent Developments, Dr. H. Fot linger. 35
Hydro-electric Development's in the United States, 278
Hydro-electric Power Plant in Chile, R. E. Graham Clark, 597, 606
Hydroplanes—see .Aeronautics

INDIA and Ceylon, Communication, 143. 150 {Two-page Supplement, August Uh. 1914)
Inpection by Automatic Devices, E. O. Catford. 612
Institutes and Institutions — see .Associations &.C.
Internal Combustion Engines—Engines

IRON AND STEEL:

Ainorphoua Phase in the Hardening of Steels. J. C. W. Humfrey. 503
Britain's Share of the World’s Steel Trade, 122 ; (Letter), 157
British Steel and American Competition, 602 Canadian Steel Trade, 31
Coal Smoke Abatement in Ironworks. 15(i Coke, Condenser Tubes and Corrosion, Arnold Philip, 375
Competition with Germany in the Iron and Steel Trade, 238, 260. 272, 295 ; (Letter). 308
End of International Steel Syndicates, 487 Hadfield Research Prize, 445
Hardening of Steel. J. G. Arnold, 577 Heal Treatment of Structural Steels in Mechanical Engineering, Harry Brearley, 412
Manganese Steel Kails. Sir R. Hadfield, 564 Steel Makers and the Automobile Industry,
Steel Over 2000 Years' Old from Pillar of Heliodorus. India, 504
Work of the German Steel Syndicate, 607

IRRIGATION in Sind, Dr. T. Summers, 132
Irrigation Work in Egypt and the Soudan. 144

JACKSOX, P., on Effects of Bends on Electrical Conductors. 556
Jigs and Jig Making, M. H. Lawrence, 588
John. T. G., on Shipbuilding Practice of the Present and Future, 35, 99

KERSHAW, J. B. C., on the Sources of the
World’s Copper Supplies in 1913, 364 Knock-off Pressures for Hydraulic Baling Press
Pumps, P. H. Parr, 155 Krupp Guns—see War Material

LABOUR NEWS, STRIKES, AND WAGES QUESTIONS:

Age of Industrial Workmen in Germany, 105 Coal Trade Troubles, 44
Employers’ Liability for Accident Compensation, 607
Labour and Labour Laws, 125 Labour Troubles in 1913, 478 Unemployment in September, 349 ; (Letter) 368
Wages in 1913, 406

LAMPS, Minors' Electric Safety, 548 Lathes—see Machine Tools
Launches and Trial Trips, 27, 64, 82, 160, 248 291. 337, 382, 404, 423, 462, 608, 563, 695, 616
Lawrence, M. H., on Jigs and Jig Making, 588 Lawson, A. J., on Working of Tramways in the United Kingdom, 677, 600

LEADERS:

Accident at the Greenwich Power-house, Accidents to Railway Servants Inquiry, Aeroplanes and Zeppelins, 214 Anticipations, 465 Aro Lamp Carbons, 303 Artificial Reactance, 174 As Others See Us, 393 Automobile Manufacturing and the War, Batteries for Electric Vehicles, 194 Battle of the Falklands, 686 Battleships and Submarine Attack, 71 British Trade in the Far East, 162 British Trade with South America, 193 British Trade and the War, 636 Cement-making Machinery and the War, 269 Coal for tlio Enemy, 612 Coal Trade Troubles, 44
Continental Markets for Gas and Oil Engines, 637 ’
Corrosion of Brass. 371 Decline of the Sailing Ship. 393 Distant Signal Problem, 660 Dual-engined Aeroplanes. 100 Economies of Shipbuilding, 99 Education or Training, 441 Electric Mains Explosion, 44 Electrical Accidents, 418 Electrical Testing Institution, 101 Electricity, The Uses of, One Hundred
Years Hence. 16 Electricity in Warfare, 237 Elements of Propulsive Efficiency, 418 Employers' Liability for Accident Compensation, 607
Employment and Short Time. 282
Engineer-Salesmen. 559 I
Engineers and the Sugar Supply, 349 Events of the Week. 269
Koreim Markets, 327
Fron<m Railways and the War, 537 Friedrichshafen Air Raid. 512
German Steel Syndicat-e, The Work of the, 007
Government and the Railways, 303 Hardening of Metals. 511 Helm Orders, (iOS
International Steel Syndicates, The End of, 487
Labour and Labour Laws, 125 Locomotive Cab Signals. G08 London County Council Trainways, 15 London Electricity, 120
London Electricity Supply. 442, 405 Manufacture and Use of Explosives, 636 ^lechanicul Appliances in Coal Mines, 304 Method of Determining Fatigue by Calorimetry, 281
Military Rood Transport, 281 Miners and Restriction of Output, 100 Modern Gas Engine Research, 213 Need for a Board of Industry, 585
Panama Problems and Possibilities, Some. 161
Patents and the War, 194. 213
Portland Cement, Cost of Manufacturing, 125 Power Plant Testing, 500
Power Supplies. 442 Prismatic Coetlicients, 43
Problem of Pitwood Supplies, 237 Promotion of United States Export Trade, 372
Provincial Meetings, 394 Railway Problems, Some, 569 St. Lawrence Tragedy, 72 Some Coal Trade Matters, 530
Submarines and Ramming Tactics, 512 Submarines in War, 487
Summer Meetings, 72 Technical Societies and the War, 282 Trade Position. 237
Trade with Russia, 327, 405
Training of Engineers, 417 Unemployment in September, 349 United States Railway P'inance, 193 War and the British Engineer, 173 War on German Trade, 194 Warfare and Engineers, 151 Water Supplies. The Treatment of, 10 What is an Alien Enemy T 200

LEEDS, Sewage Disposal Work.s at, 501
Legal Intelligence, 370

LETTERS FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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Cement-making Machinery and the Edgar Allen and Co., 340
Coal for the Enemy, Hugo Vallentin, K. F. Knudsen, 505 ; A. W., 682
Colouring Aluminium. A. L., 340
Curious Proixdler Acciclent, Portwee Back, 440
Electrical Apparatus for Killing Insects. A. P. Welch. 332
Electrical Proving-house, C. H. Wordinghara, 100
Engineer-Salesmen, W. H. Morris, 582 Engineers and China, A. J. M. Bennett, 013 Gas Turbine, Norman Davey, 34(J
German Debt to Britain, F. J. K. Carulla, 582
German Exports to England, J. A. Smeeton, 189
German Trade end German Vandalism, A. S. E. Ackermann, 308
Government and Building Contracts. T. Donald, 340
Great Britain and Foreign Trade. C. H. Luke, 340 ; A. Williams Price. 308
Hand or Machine Firing for Internally Fired Boilers, E. R. Pearce, 582
Hardening of Metals, R. A. Hadfield, 532, W. H. Hatfield. 632 ; J. C. W. Humfrey, 012
London Electricity Supply, R. B. P., 497
Machinery for Distilling Wood, W. B. Haigh, Gruban and Co., 219
Mechanical Filtering Plant, The Candy Filter Company. Limited, lOG
Metric System, H. Hodges, 21 ; G. E. M. .Johnson. 64, lOG ; Good Old Foot Rule, 78
Midland Canard Train to Liverpool, C. W. B. Rowell, 78
Ministry of Commerce. Manufacturer, G12 Pernicious Practice, J. T. Wainwright, 6G5 “ Planet ’* Tvx>e Locomotive, J. H. Wright, i 4G2
Railways in China, Tientsin-Pukow Railway, Northern Section, T. W. T. Tuckey, .3G8 ; Your Special Commissioner in the East. 3G8
Shop Forging Practices, H. W. May, 219 Some Forgotten Peculiarities of Superheated Steam, C. R. King, 682
Steam Hammers Worked by Air, Cox and Co,, 497
Stranding of the ss. California, Kelvin, Bottonley and Baird, Limited. 4G2
Surface Combustion, zUleyne Roj'nolds, 54 The War. Charles Bright, 508
“ Trade War,” English Finns Breaking New Ground, L. Farmer and Son.s, 219
Training of Engineers. Agnus Corriente.s, M.LM.E.. 508
Typists and the War, 291
War and the British Engineer, M.I.M.E., 308, 332 ; D. A. Sherct, 332
War and Trade, United Water Softeners, Limited, 167 ; British Electrical and Allied Manufacturers’ Association, 189
Wonderful Inventions, A. Oates, 21

LEWIS. L. P., on Automatic Signalling on Railways, 604. 608
Lighthouse at Cape Point, South Africa, H. C. Cooper. 144
Liquid Fuel Engines—see Engines Liquid-weighing Machine, Automatic, W. and T. Avery, Limited, 7G

LITERATURE: Reviews:

British Battle Fleet: Its Inception and Growth throughout the Centuries, F. T. Jane, 467, 628
Buildings, Some Famous, and their Story, A. N. Clapham and W. H. Godfrey, 127
Calcutta, Report on the Condition, Improvement and Town Planning of the City of, E. P. Richords, 466
Curves of Life. T. A. Cook, 394
Disturbed Dublin : Story of the Great Strike of 1913-1914, Arnold Wright, 488
Fighting Ships, 1914, Fred T. Jane, 195, 239 Gas Turbine, Norman Davey, 329 ; (Letter), 346
Heat Engines, Theory of, W. Inchley, 153 High-power Gas Engines, H. Dubbel and
F. Weinreb, 128, 261
Machine Shop Work, Methods of, F. Halsey, 195, 283
Metallurgy of the Non-ferrous Metals. Gowland, 153, 306
Naval Annual, 1914, Viscount Hythe .1. Leyland. 12B
Physical Metallurgy, Introduction to Study of, W. Rosenhain, 419
Physico-chemical Theory, Application to Technical Processes, &c.. Professor Dr. R. Kremann, 239
Rivers, Improvement of, B. F. Thomas and D. A. Watt. 48, 73
Roberts-Austen : A Record of His Work, Sydney W. Smith, 163, 195
Steel Rails: Their History, Properties, Strength and Manufacture, W. H. Sellew, 17
Thermodynamics, Principles of, G. A. Goodenough, 162
Short Notices:
All the World's Aircraft, 1914, F. T. Jane, 350, 467
Business Life : Hints on Olhce Management, W. J. Parkins, 467
Cost Iron and Stool Pipes, Some Considerations Regarding. John Sharp, 467, 629
Electric Circuit Theory and Calculations, Perren Maycock, 48
Electric Traction, Lionel Calisoh, 128, 283 Fergusson’.s Percentage Trigonometry, &c., J. C. Ferguason, 373, 467
Filters and Filter Presses, F. A. Biihler, 153, 196
Flight without Formuhe. Commandant Ducheno, 196
Flying Book, 687
Fuel Economy and CO, Recorders, A. R. Maujer and C. H. Bromley, 195
Fuel : Gaseous, Liquid and Solid, J. H. Coste and E. R, Andrews, 239
Gearing. A. E. Ingham. 195
General Foundry Practice, W. Roxburgh. 128 Handbook of Tables and Formulas for Engineers, C. A, Peirce and W. B. Carver, 4G7 History of the Landon and North-Western Railway. W. L. Steel, 195, 239
History and Romance of the Petroleum Industry. J. D. Henry, 195, 239
Making of High Roads, A. E. Carey, 195 Modern Factory, G. M. Price, 587
Modem Plumbing Practice, J. 128, 195
Modern Practice in Mining : Methods of Working Coal, R. mayne, 195 ; (Correction), 216
Modern Tunnelling, D. \V’. Brunton and J. A. Davis, 467, 687
Motion of Liquid. Lieut.-Col. R. de Villamil, 687
Oil Fuel, E. Butler. 153
Photo-electricity, H. S. Allen, 18
Pumping by (Compressed Air, E. M. Ivens, 467, 629
Purification of Gas by Heat, C. Carpenter, D.Sc., 467. 687
Railway Engineers* Field Book. Major C. R. Hearn and A. G. Watson. 687
Raw Materials for the Enamel Industry, Julius Grunwald, 467, 587
Ships and Shipping, 153
Spinning Tops and Gyroscopic Motion, Harold Crabtree, 195
Steam Turbines. J. A. Moyer. 48
Suspension Bridges, W. H. Burr, 153
Turbines Applied to Marine Propulsion, S. J. Heed. IS
War Traders, G. H. Perris, 195

ENGINES AND MOTORS: Books Received:

Agricultural Experiment Station of the Colorado College :
Action of Acid Mine Water on the Insulation of Electric Conductors, II. H. Clark and L. C. Ilsley, 629
Alfalfa Steel Production, Philo K. Blinn, 687
Nitrifying Etliciency of Certain Colorado Soils, W. G. Suc’xett, 687 _
Variation Studies Keyser, 629
Armstrong College, Calendar, 1914-15,
Beitrag zur Kritik bruckensysteme, R. Antze, 153
Board of Education—Rules 104, &c., 629
Boilers, Economisers, and Superheaters, R. H. Smith. 687
British Locomotive Design, The Development of, E. L.
British Rainfall, Mossman, and
Brown’s Marino Engineers, A. Larkinan, 373
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, «&c., 195
Chemical Analysis of Special Steels, Steel Making Alloys, and Graphite Rapid Methods for, C. M. Johnson, 153
Chemicoi Engineering, Notes on Grinding, Sifting, Separating, and Transporting Solids, J. W. Hinchley, 395
Chinese Self-taught, J. Darrock, 195 Coal Mining, T. C. Cantrill, 153
Cold Storage and Ice Association : Proceedings, 687
Concrete Institute : Transactions and Notos, 587
Deal, 488
Deportment of the Interior, Mines ;
Electric Switches for Use Mines, H. H. Clark and R. 529
Fuel Briquetting Investigations, C. L. Wright, 629
Hydraulic Mino Filling, &c., E. Enzian, 629 Inflammable Gas in Mino Air, G. A. Burrell and F. M. Seibert, 529
Metal Mine Accidents in the United States. A. H. Fay. 529
Mud-laden Fluid Applied to Well Drilling, J. A. Pollard and A. G. Heggorn, 529
Physical and Chemical Properties of the Petroleums of California, L. C. Allen and Three Others, 629
Quarry Accidents in the United States, A. H. Fay, 629
Sampling and Examination of Mine Gases and Natural Gas, G. A. Burrell and F. M. Seibert, 629
Third Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau of Alines to the Secretary of the Interior for Fiscal Year ended Juno 30th. 1913, 529

Effects of the War on Commercial Engagements, F. G. Browne, 587
Electric Bells, Alarms, and Signalling Systems, H. G. White, 687
Electrical Conductivity and Ionisation Constants of Organic Compounds. H. Scudder, 467
Electric Cooking. Heating, Cleaning, &c., Mrs. M. Lancaster, 467
Electric Light Fitting, S. C. Batstone, 395
Electric Mine Signalling Installations, G. W. L. Paterson. 687
Electron Theory of Matter, O. W. Richardson, 396
Engineering Problems, W. M. Wallace, 467 Examination and Thermal Value of Fuel, Gaseous, Liquid, and Solid, J. H. Coste and E. R. Andrews, 153
Falmouth, Cornwall, 513
Fixation of Nitrogen in Colorado Soils, W. P. Headdon, 687
Foundations, Malverd A. Howe, 467
Foundations of Bridges and Buildings, H. S. Jacoby and R. P. Davis, 163
Frictional Resistance in Artificial Waterways, V. M. Cone, R. E. Trimble, and P. S. Jones, 687
Fuel Economy and CO, Recorders, A. R. Maujer and C. H. Bromley, 195
Geological Investigations in the Area Embracing Burbanks and Londonderry iMining Centres, T. Blatchford, 467
Geological Survey, Bulletin, 48 Geological Survey. Bulletin, 61, 467
Geological Survey, Geology and Mineral Resources of the Yilgarn Goldfield, E. C. Saint Smith and R. A. Farquharson, 610
Geological Survey, Mining Geology of Ora and Sanda, Broad Arrow Goldfield, J. T. Jutson, 610
Geological Survey—Bulletin No, 52—Mineral Resources of the North-West Division, T. Blatchford. 467
Great Western Railway Mechanics’ Institution, Swindon Engineering Society, Transactions, &c., H. Holcroft, 195
High-speed Steam Engine, A Manual of the, H. K. Pratt. 587
Hydraulic Diagrams for Water Mains, Sewers, Open Channels, Rivers, and Weirs, C. W. L. Alexander, 153
Hydraulics and Earthwork, New Time Savers in. C. E. Housden. 587
Iron annd Steel Institute. Carnegie Scholarship Memoirs, 467
Law of Building. Engineering, and Shipbuilding Contracts, A. A. Hudson. 128
Machine Drawing and Design, An Introduction to, D. A. Low, 467
Magnet of Commerce, 587
Manchester Municipal School of 3'echnology, Calendar, 687
Mathematics for the Practical Engineer, C. H. Bromley and H. R. Cobleigh, 195
Mechanical Drawing, A Manual of, J. H. Dales. 195
in Brome Grass, A.
Newcastle - on - Tyne, 467
verschicdener Klapp-
Ahrons, 329
1913, &c., H. R. Mill, R. C.
C. Salter, 195 Electrician for Sea*going E. Larkinan and A. H. i
Bureau of
in Gaseous \V. Crocker,
Mechanical World Pocket-book and Diary for 1916, 407
Memorials of Henry Forbes Julian, Hester Julian. 128
Metallurgy of Copper, H. O. Hofman, 163
Mine Wagon and its Lubrication, Caleb Pamely, 407
Motor Manual, The, 153
Motorist’s Workshop, 195
Naval Recognition Book : How to Identify Ships at Sea, British Ships, F. T. Jane, 407
Northern Coal, Iron, and Steel Companies. 1914. 128
Oil Conquest of the World, F. A. Talbot, 587
Oil Fuel ; Its Supply, Composition, and Application, E. Butler, 196
Oil Fuel for Steam Boilers, Rufus T. Strohm, 153
Petroleum Year-book, 1914, Sydney H. North, 467
Plane Trigonometry, with Tables, C. Palmer and C. W. Ix)igh. 407
Pocket-book of Marine Engineering Rules and Tables, A. E. Seaton and H. M. Roundthwaite, 153
Polyphase Currents. Alfred Shill, 395 Powell Duffryn Steam Coal Company, 350 Practical Calculations for Engineers, C. E. Larard and H. A. Golding, 163
Primer on the Storage of Petroleum Spirit and Carbide of Calcium, Major A. Cooper- Key, 163
Private Companies, H. W. Jordan, 587
Proceedings of the Incorporated Municipal Electrical Association, 1914, 513
Proceedings of the South Wales Institute of Engineers, Cardiff. 513
Rapid Earthwork Calculation. C. E. Housden, 467
Refrigeration and Ice-making, Pocket-book of, A. J. Wallis-Tayler, 373
Scales for Ascertaining the Dimensions of Pipes, Drains, and Sewers, C. E. Housden, 153
Science of Works Management, John Batey, 467
Solid State. Theory of the. Professor W. Nernst, 153
Stability and Equilibrium of Floating Bodies, B. C. Laws, 687
Structural Engineers’ Handbook, M. Ketchum, 587
Surveying and Levelling Instruments, W. F. Stanley, 467
Tables of Complex Hyperbolic and Circular Functions, A. E. Kennelly, 195
Tin-plate Industry, J. N. Jones, 153 Torpedo Work, Notes on, by R. P., 329 University of Bristol Calendar, 1914-15, 467 University College, University of London, Calendar. 1914-15, 467
University College, University of London, Faculty of Engineering, 1914-16, 513
Water Supplies : Their Purification, Filtration and Sterilisation, S. and E. K. Rtdeal. 467
Wireless Telegraphy A. B. Rolfe-Martin, 395
Wireless Telegraphy, Text-book on, Rupert Stanley, 467
Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1906, A. Parsons, 687

LOCK Nut, Vislock, Limited, 107
Locomotive Steam Crane Excavator for
Queensland, 330 Locomotives, Compound and Triple-expansion
Compressed Air, M. L. Dohoy, 420 Locomotives—nee also Railway Locomotives London County Council Tramways, 16 London Electricity—see Electrical Matters London Water—see VV’ater Supply Lorries, Self-loading Motor. M. Brilli6, 63 Lorry, 4-Ton Petrol .Motor, Leyland iMotors, Limited, 507

MACHINE TOOLS:

Angle-bonding Machine, J. Rhodes and Sons 297, 302
Armour Plate Drilling Machine, Wm. Asquith, Limited, 158
Blank and Ring-cutting Machine. Screw Thread Rolling Machine, Hordern and Mason, 255
Boring and Turning Mill, Vertical. Goo. Richards and Co., Limited, 420
File, The Barker, 332
High-speed Slotting Machine, Loudon Bros, Limited, 397
Hydraulic Plate Bender, Rice and Co. Limited, 107
Lathe. Large Pit. J. Hetherington and Sons. 212. 21G
Presses, Double-feed Cutting ; Cutting and Drawing ; Embossing, Hordern and Mason, 254
Presses, Various, for Sheet Metal Working, J. Rhodes and Sons, Limited, 297, 302
Presses, Various, for Sheet .Metal, Taylor and Challen, Limited, 280, 284
Pressing, Drawing and Stamping Works -see Works
Projectile Screwing Machine, A. A. Jones and Shipman, Limited, 65G
Radial Drilling Machine, Improved 5ft Kendall and Gent, Limited, 538 ’
Shearing and Punching Machines for Sheet Metal, J. Rhodes and Sons, 297. 302
Sheet Metal Working Machinery. 254 ’’80 284, 297, 302 ’
Toggle Action Press, Hordern and Mason, 150, 264 ’
Two-spindle Drilling and Trepanning Machine. Cunhffe and Croom. 22 23 ®
Universal Horizontal Boring Machine. Hulse and Co., Limited, 240
Univereal Tool-room Lathe, Lodge and Shipley Machine Tool Company. 170
?Vertical Drilling Machine, A. A. Jones and Shipman, Limited, 280

MALLET, ANATOLE, on Compound Articulate Locomotives, 45
Manganese—see Iron and Steel
Manufacture of Explosives— see Explosives
Marine Engines -see Engines
Marine Engineering, Progress of, on the N.E. Coast during the Past Fifteen Years, Mr. Hoss. 6G. 107
Marine Propulsion—see Ships
Materials. Stress Distribution in. Professor E. G. Coker, 177
Measurement of the Temperature of Molten Metals, C. R. Darling, Gil
Metal Prices, German, 637
Metal Statistics. The World’s, 148
Metals, Hardening of, Series of Seven Papers, and Address by Sir R. Hadfield, 603, 611 ; (Letters). 632, G12
Metals, Molten. Measurement of the Temperature of, C. R. Darling. 611
Military Road Transport. 281
Millar. G. H., on Design of Floats for Hydroplanes, 30
Milns, W. E., on The Uses of Electricity One Hundred Years Hence, 16
Minos, Compressed Air Locomotives for, M. L. Dehey, 420
Misterton—see Works
Molesworth, Sir G. L., on The Battle of the Gauges in India, 22

MOTOR VEHICLES AND MOTOR MATTERS:

Alcohol as Fuel in Motor Cars. 122
Automobile Manufacturing and the War, 68G
British Thomson-Houston Magneto, 284
Commercial Motor Vehicle, 443
Dynamo-electric Lighting for Motor Cars, A. E. Waller. 174
Electric Vehicles—see Electrical Matters
Four-Ton Petrol Motor Lorry, Leyland Motors, Limited. 607
Humber Light Delivery Vans, 4G0, 401
Motor Cars for the War, 162
Retail Transport, L. Clayden and H. Burchall, 624
Steel Makers and the Automobile Industry, 414
Trucks and Tractors, Electric, Elwell Parker Electric Company, 322 ; (Note), 368
War-office Motor Lorry Trials, 8

NATIONAL Physical Laboratory. 352
Naval Matters—see Ships
Newport. Dock Development at, 06, 339, 348 (Two-page Supplement, October 9th, 1914)
Niclausse. Jules, on New Niclausse High-duty Marine Type Boiler. 61
Nut. Lock. Vislock, Limited, 107

OBITUARY;

Bayliss, Thomas Richard, 128
Bryan, William Booth (Portrait). 419
Dowson, Alfred. 207
Ellington. E. B., 467. (Portrait) 489
Hunter, Walter (Portrait), 273
Longridge, Robert Bewick, 144
Loudon. George Findlay, 346
Pearn, Frank, 490
Riley, Edward, 273
Watkin, Sir Alfred M., 629

OIL Depot at Salt End, Hull, 411
Oil Engines—see Engines Oil Furnace—see Combined, &c.
Oil Transmission System, The Carey. Variable Pumps and Motors. Limited, 170
Oldham. C. W. S., on The Whitton Pumping Station of Ipswich Corporation Water* works, 688
Omnibuses—see Electrical Matters Osram Lamp— see Works Oxy-acetylene Proceas, Strength of Wolds by.
Professor A. Campion and W. C, Gray, 94 ; Correction). 122

PAMBAN Channel—see Bridges
Panama Problems and Possibilities, Some, 161 Paraffin Engines— see Engines
Parr, P, H., on Knock-off Pressures for Hydraulic Baling Press Pumps. 166
Patents. Designs and Trade Marks. 2G7 Patents. Enemy-owned British. 490, 616, 539, 663, 679, 604

PATENT SPECIFICATIONS. BRITISH AND AMERICAN:

Aeronautics. 81. 138. 161. 202. 224, 247, 248, 292, 368. 498, 671
Agricultural Machinery, 112 Batteries. 27, 247, 268, 462, 671
Choking Coils, 476
Condensers and Feed-water Heaters, 357 (Converters, 623
Cranes and Conveyors, 67. 112
Dynamos and Motors, 27, 67. 137, 161. 182. 223. 475. 623. 645. 571
Electrical Apparatus, Tomunals for, 498
Electrical Condensers, 182
Electric Lifts. 696
Engines, Internal Combustion, 27. 28. 67, 38. 84. III. 112, 137. 161, 162, 181. 201, 223. 291, 313. 337. 357, 381, 429. 461, 475. 498. 623, 645. 646. 671. 572. 695, G18
Engines. Steam, 112, 161, 162, 201, 313, 337, 429. 497, 617, GI8
Gas Producers, 224. 248, 430
Heating—-cee Lighting Hydraulics. 47G
Lighting and Heating, 83, 138, IG2, 202, 2G8, 292. 314, 382, 462. 646. 672
Locomotives, 1G2, 247. 624. 572, 617
Machine Toots and Shop Appliances, 58, 84, 112, 138, 2G8, 314, 338. 404, 452, 476, ’ 672
Measuring and Testing Instruments, 27, 224. 403, 69G
Mines and Metals. 268, 292. 338
Miscellaneous, 28, 68. 84. 112, 138. 162, 248. 292. 314. 338, 382. 404, 430. 462, 524. 546, 672. 696. 618
Motor Cars and Road Traffic, 67, 68, 84, 162,
224. 314, 358, 3x2. 404. 624. 596, 617
Telegraph and Telephones. 57. 83. Ill, 268. 292, 358, 430. 452, 645. 617
Testing Instruments—see Measuring Tramways and Railways, 58, 112. 202 314. 357. 382. 696
Transformers, 337. 430. 452 Transmission of Power. 161, 247. 268 368, 404, 462. 408. 672, 696
Turbine Machinery. 137, 545, 571 Valves, 337

PATENTS and the War, 194, 213. 219
Perrett, J. R., on Warships Designed and Constructed by Sir W. G. Armstrong. Whit- W’orth and Co., 66
Personal and Business Announcements. 26 57 80. 110, 136. 160. 18J. 202. 223. 268, 313; 337, 368, 381, 429, 476, 407. 521, 546, 669, 696
Petrol Motor Lorry. 4-Ton, Leyland Motors. Limited, 507
Petrol Tractor for Farm Purposes, Daimler Company. 306
Petrol Train Ferry on the Ohio. 324
Philip, Arnold, on Coke, Condenser Tubes, and Corrosion. 376
Pitot Tube, Development and Theorv of. Professor A. H. Gibson. 29, 69
Plate Bender—sec Machine Tools
Plate Ganges, 156
Plough. Motor. Dorby-Maskell Motor Plough Syndicate, 40 ®
Plough, Motor. J. Fowler and Co., Limited. 562
Plough, Motor. Stock Motor Plough Company. 40 * *
Plough. O'ho Wyles Motor. 38. 39
Plougliing Engine, Sufjerheated Steam, Fowler and Co., 11
Polarity Tester—see Electrical Matters
Pomeroy, L. H.. on Automobile Manufacturing and the War, 586
PontjT)ridd Water—see Water Supply Port of Bumie, Tasmania, 96
Portable SUcking Conveyors. Browm Portable Elevator Company, 538
Portland Cement, Cost of Manufacturing, 126 Power Plant—eee Electrituil Matters
Press, Tire Forging, 2000 Tons, Davy Brothers. Limited, 639
Presses for Compressing Wood Fibre, Tea, Rubber, Ac., Taylor and Chailen. Limited.* 284
Presses—see aUo Machine Tools. 166 Pressing Works—see W’orks
Princess Mary’s Sailors’ and Soldiers’ Christmas Fund. 462
Prismatic Coefficient-s, 43
Problem of Pitwood Supplies, 237 Projectiles—tfce W^ar Material Promotion of Trade—aee Trade Propulsive Efficiency—see Ships Provincial Meetings. 394

PUMPS :

Air Pump, High Vacuum Reciprocating, Contraflo Condenser and Kinetic Air Pump Co.. 66.3
Alexandra Docks, Newport, Pumping and Electrical Machinery for, 339, 348 (Two- page Supplement^ October ^th, 1914)
Electric Pumping Equipment Attached to Wagons. 436
Fire Pump, Motor-driven, for St. Paul’s Cathedral, Merryweather and Sons Limited. 421 ’
German Trade in Pumps and Pumping Machinery. 261 ®
Gladstone Duck, Liverpool, Diesel Pumping Plant fo**, 614 ; (Correction), 646
High Vacuum Reciprocating Air Pump, Contraflo Condenser and Kinetic Air Pump Company, 563 ’
Knock-off Pressures for Hydraulic Baling Press Pumps, P. H. Parr, 165
N.P. Pump Bucket, 606
Pearn Double-acting Ram Pump, 490
Pumping Machinery, W. B. Bryan, 670
Pumping Machinery for the Royal Albert Docks, W. H. Allen, Son and Co., Limited. 51
Suction Gas-driven Pumping Plant near Sevenoaks. Tangyes Limited. 258, 262
Whitton Pumping Station of Ipswich Corporation Waterworks, C. W. S. Oldham. 588

PUNCHING Machines—see Machine Tools
Purification of Water—see Water Supply

QUEBEC Bridge— see Bridges

RADIATOR. The Theory of the, R. M. Deeley,
Rails, Manganese Steel, Sir R. Hadfield, 664
Rails, Railway—see Railways

RAILWAYS and RAILWAY MATTERS: General:

Audible and other Cab Signals on British Railways. 603, 608
Audible Signalling on Railway Trains in Motion, W. C. Acfietd, 603. 608
Automatic Signalling on Railways, L. P. Lewis, 604. 608
Battle of the Gauges in Xnaia, S. G. L. Molesworth, 22
Breakage of Railway Rails. 40
Bridges—see Bridges
Combined Autoinutio Train Control and Audible Signalling System in Use on the Great Western Railway. W. A. Stanier. 000
Distant Signal Problem. 560
Effect of Automatic Signals, 228
Electrical System of Cab Signalling on the North-Eastern Railway, Vincent L. Raven, 600
Ferry, Petrol Train, on the Ohio, 324
Ice Breaking Steam Railway Train Ferry Leonard, Camraell, Laird and Co.. 135
Manganese Steel Rails. .Sir R. Hadfield. 564 Railway Key-locking Device, Joseph William- aon and Co.. 331
Railway Problems, Some, 559
Railway Servants. Accidents to, Inquiry, 36, 104, 129, 350
Signalling on Railway Trains in Motion, Joint Paper by French Railway Engineers, 46
Signalling on Railway Trains in Motion, W. Willox, 609
Sleeper Creosoting Machine, Saveoil Creosot- ing Company, 146 I

RAILWAYS and RAILWAY MATTERS: British, Colonial and Indian :

Barry Railway Mineral Traffic Engine. Haw- thorn, Leslie and Co., Limited. 531
Carlisle Railway Accident. Report. 240 Government and the Railways, 303
Great Western Railway, Combined Automatic Train Control and Audible Signalling. W. A. Stanier, 609
Great Western Railway, Distant Signal Problem, 560
Highland Railway, Baddengorm Bridge, 582
Highland Railway and Cannon-street Accidents, 166
Indian Railways Report. 387
Irish Railway Rates Case. 198
Metropolitan Railway Viaduct at Kilburn. 506
Now Zealand Railways. 563
North-Eastern Railway. Electrical System of Cab Signalling. V. L. Raven. 609
Railway Accidents during 1913. 296 Railways and Government Compensation. 287
Railways Return—Preliminary Statement, 188
Royal Commission on Railways. 19 Summer Train Services, 31 ; (Letter). 78

RAILWAYS and RAILWAY MATTERS: Foreign

China, Railways in. 6. 85, 154. 453
Ebnat—Nesslau Branch of the Bodensee- Toggenburg Railway, S. Berg, 113, 141. 163, 185, 204, 227. 276. 319 (Tuo./xiyc Supplement, Auguet mth, 1914)
French Railways ond the *Var, 537
Hauenstein Base Tunnel, Switzerland. Julian Grande, 98, 102
Mont d’Or Tunnel, 8
Moutior-Grenchon Railwav and Tunnel. 486. 491
Munster — Grenchenberg — aee Moutier — Grenchen
Peking-Kalgan Railway, 154 Peking-Mukden Railway. 85
Shantung Railway, 6
South Manchurian Railway, 453
Standardisation of Railway Equipment on the Continent, 580
Swiss Railways since the Outbreak of War, 467
Switzerland. Railway Construction in, Berg, 113, 141, 163, 18u, 204, 227. 276. 319 {Two^page Supplement, Auguat 'Zith, 1914)
United States Railway Finance. 193

RAILWAY LOCOMOTIVES: General:

Compound Articulated Locomotives. Anatole Mallet. 45
Economy in Locomotive Haulage on Steep Gradients. A. H. Shield, 383
Failures or Breakdowns of LocoinotiveH, R. Weatherbum. 547, 575
Fireless Locomotive for the Admiralty, A. Barclay, Sons and Co., 156
Resistance of Locomotives and Rolling Stock, T. Robson, 18

RAILWAY LOCOMOTIVES: British, Colonial and Indian :

Eight-coupled Passenger Engine. Queensland Government Railways, 216
Henschel 2-6-2 Tank Engine and Six-wheels Coupled Goods Engine, 499
London, Brighton and South Coast Railway Baltic Express Tank Locomotive, 17*5 {TwO’page Coloured Supplement, Auguat \4th, 1914)
North-Eastern Railway Passenger Tank Engine, 396 {TwO‘jKige Supplement, October 'Z2rd, 1914)
Queensland Government Railways, Locomotives of 1864 and 1914, 216
Raven Mechanical Fog Signalling ApT^aratu^. 396
South African Railways Eight-coupled Locomotive, R. Stephenson and Co.. Limited, 580, 581
South-Eastern and Chatham Express Passenger Engine, A. Borsig, 77
Thirty Years of Locomotive Progre-»s in Egypt, E. L. Ahrons, 499

RAILWAY LOCOMOTIVES: Foreign

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Ohio Railroad Ten-couple<l Baldwin Ix)comotive Coin-

RAVEN, VINCENT L., on Electrical System of Cab Signalling on (he North-Eastern Railway, (iu9
Reactance—tee Electrical Mattern
Reaper and Binder, Hornsby and Sons, 10
Refrigerating Machine, Audiffren Lingrun Refrigerating Machines, Limited, 12
Refrigeration Roaoarch Committee's Report, 385, 390
Rheostatic Braking—gee Electrical Matters
Road>making ^luterial Transport Machine, with Interchangeable Body, Mann’s Steam Cart and Wagon Company, 76
Road Rollers and Hauling Engines at Shrews* bury, 12, 76
Robson, T., on The Resistance of Locomotives and Rollingstock. 18
Ross, on the Progress of Marine Engineering on the N.E. Coast during the Past Fifteen Years, 66. 107
Rotary Converters—gee Electrical Matters Royal Agricultural Society—gee Exhibitions Royal Commission on Railways—gee Railways Russia Trade with, 327, 466

SAUVAGE, Professor Edouard, on Recent Developments of Express Locomotives in France, 45, 53
Saveoil Creosoting—gee Creosoting
Soott, E. Kilburn, on Gyroscopic Compasses, 396
Scraping a I5in. Trunk Main at Batley, J. C. Barrowclough. 588
Screwing Machinery—gee Machine Tools
Sea Fight. 239
Selvey. W. M.. on Power Plant Testing. 555. 560
Sewage Disposal Works at Auchterderran. 366 ; (Correction). 424
Sew'age DiHjx)»ul Works at Bath. 168, 172
Sewage Disposal Works at Leeds, 501
Sewage Works at Hur(>enden. 3, 14 {Tw^-page Coloured Supplemetd, July 1914)
Shearing Machines—gee Machine Tools
Sheet Metal Working Machinery, 254, 280, 284. 297. 302—eee algo Machine Tools
Shield. .A. H., on Economy in Locomotive Haulage on Steep Gradients, 383

SHIPS AND SHIPBUILDING: General:

Boilers—gee Boilers
Clyde Shipbuilding, Nine Months. 3(t8
Clyde Shipbuilding, Six Months, 24
Decline of the Sailing Ship, 393 Elements of Propulsive Etficioncy, 418 Engines—gee Engines and Motors Helm Orders, 608
Lloyd's Register of Shipping, 48u
Lloy’o’s Return of A essels Totally Lost, Condemned, <&c., 256
Lloyd's Returns, Merchant Vessels under Construction, 386
Motor Lifeboats for the North-East Coast, 395 Petrol Train Ferry on the Ohio, 324 Prismatic Coefticients, 43
Recent Developments in Murine Propulsion, Professor W. H. Watkinson. 167
Shipbuilding Practice of the Present and Future. I. G. John, 35, 99
Shipping Trude and the War, 318 Winch, for Steam Truwl-^r, C. D. Holmes and Co., 359

SHIPS AND SHIPBUILDING: British Navy:

Battle of the Falklands, 586
Loss of H.M.S. Bulwark. 513

SHIPS AND SHIPBUILDING: Naval Matters:

Guns and Gun-metal—eee War Material Krupp Guns for Submarines, 506. 510 Limitations of the Submarine. 120 Naval Actions. 307
Naval Notes. 459
Protection of Battleships Against Submarine Attack. Profesoor Sir J. H. Bile^. 33. 71 Sea F'ight, 239
Submarine.s and Ramming Tactics, 612 Submarines in War. 487
Warships Designed and Constructed by Sir W. G. Armstrong, W’hitworth and Co.. J. R. Perrett, 65

SHIPS AND SHIPBUILDING: Foreign Navies:

German Armed 7
America Company). Cap Trafalgar.'*307 German Armed Liner Ku'
Grosse, 232
German Cruisers Sunk. Scharnhorst. lx?ii>zig and Gneisenuu, 561. 586
German Cruisers, Three Lost. Emden. Konigs- berg and Yorck. 464. 468
German Destroyers Sunk, Four, 396
German Mine-layer Kdnigin Luise, 249 {Two> page Supplement, September IIM, 1914)
German Torpedo-boat Destroyer V' 187, 232
German W’arships. The Lost, 232, 236,* 4*64* 468
Greek Fast Petrol Motor Boars. J. I. ’Phornv- croft un<l Co., 77
Schichau Destroyer. 1905, 396
Turkish Battleship Sultan Osman at Armstrong’s New Yard. 67

SHIPS AND SHIPBUILDING: Mercantile and Miscellaneous Vessels:

Andre Reboneas. Non-propelling Dredger Lobnitz and Co.. 573. 575. .584
Corozal. Bucket Hopper Dredger for the Panama Canal, \v. Simons and Co.. Limited, 574, 681 (Two-paye Supplement, December 18/5, 1914)
Empress of Ireland. Loss of. 72
Turbine Atlantic Liner Transylvania. 433, 435
Ice-breaking Steam Rttilway Train Ferrv I^onard. Caininell, Laird and Co.. 135
Trailer Suction Dretlger, n. Simons and Co., Limite<i. 573. 576
Motor Boat for the Admiralty, with Mumford Motor, 118
Oil Tank Steamer San Jeronimo, W. Doxford and Sons, 229
Penelope, Bucket Dredger, Lobnitz and Co., 575, 584
St. Lawrence, Suction Cutter Dredger. W. Simons and Co., Limited, 573. 575
San Nazario, Oil Tank Steamer, W. Doxford and Sons, Limited, 411
Steam Trawlers, Cochrane and Sons, and C. D. Holmes and Co., 359
J'jqpiCzal Ships, 229, 359, 573. 584 Supplement December 1914)

SHOWS— see Exhibitions
Shrewsbury Show— see Exhibitions
Signals and Signalling—aee Railways
Signalling, Railway—aec Railways
Signed Tracings, 21
Sind. Irrigation in. Dr. T. Summers, 132
Slotting Machines—aee Machine 'I’ools
Snell. Sir John, on I'he Cost of Electricitv, 433, 442
Societies-—aec Associations, &c.
Sources of Copper—aec Cop(K*r
South America, British Trade with, 193
Stamping Machines—aec Machine Tools Stanier, W. A., on Combined Automatic Train
I Control and Audible Signalling on the Great Western Railway. 609
Steam Engines—aee Engines Steel—aee Iron and Steel
Sterilisers—aee Water Supply
Stone-breaking Plant at Shrewsbury Agricultural Show. Hadhelds, Limited ; H. R. Marsden, Limited. 37
Stoney, G. G.. oiv The Effect of Vacuum in Steam Turbines, 502, 521
Stress Distribution in Materials. Professor E. G. Coker. 177
Stromeyer, C. E., on Method of Determining Fatigue by Calorimetrj*. 281
Suction Gas Pumping Plant—aee Pumps
Sugar Supply, Engineers and the, 349 ; (Letter), 368
Summer Meetings. 72
Summers, Dr. T., on Irrigation in Sind, 132
Superheater Engines—aee Engines, also Railway Locomotives

TECHNICAL Societies ami the War, 282, 460. 461
Telegraph Poles, Preservation of, 9
Telephone, Betulander Automatic, 45, 240
Temperature of Molten Metals, Measurement of the, C. K. Darling, 611
Tester, Polarity—Electrical Matters
Textile Machinery, British and German. 460
Thur Bridge—aec Bridges
Tipping Trailer and Traction Engine, Ruston. Proctor and Co., I.irnited, 38, 39
Tire-forging Press, 2000-Ton, Davy Brothers, Limited, 539
Tobacco-growing Progress in England, 10
Town-planning Course at University College, London, 297
Tracings. Signed, 21
Tractor, Chain-driven Steam, W. Tasker and Sons, Limited. 39. 40
Tractor, “ Ideal,” and Plough, Bumsted and
Chandler, Limited, 70
Tractor, Oil, Ransomes, Sims and Jefferies, 651
Tractor, Petrol, for Farm Purposes, Daimler Company, 306
Tractors, Petrol Agricultural, Daimler Company, Limited. 76
Tractors and Traction Engines nt Shrewsbury, II. 37, 76
Tractors—also Trucks and Tractors Trade, British, in the Far East. 152 Trade, British versuj) German, America. 228. 251. 269, 294, (Letters). 308, 332. 34(i
Trade, British, with South Americ^i
Trade. British, and the W’ar, 535
Trade. Competition with (jJerman. Austrian and Hungarian, in Neutral .Markets, 210, 261, 274, '300. 321. 362. 424 ; (Letter^). 308. 332, 346
Trade. German Matters
Trade German -Engines. 233
Trade German Locomotive—ste Railway Locomotives
Trade. German, in Pumps—see Pumps
Trade, German, War on. 194, 213, 219 ; (Letters). 308, 332. 346
Trade? with Russia, 327. 466
Trade, Shipping, and the War, 318
Trade, Vniied States Export, The Promotion of. 372
Trade, The United States and South American. 275
Train Ferrj' Steamer. Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth and Co., Limited, 343
Trains—.vcc Railways Training of Engineers, Practical. 406, 417, 441 Tramways, Tz>ndon County Council, 15
Tramways in the United Kingdom, of. A, J. Lawson, 577, 600
Transformer, Hydraulic, Recent ments. Dr. H. Fdttinger, 35
Travelling Repair Worlcshop, Denni'* anti Drummond Brothers, 614
Trench Mortar, German, 470
Triplex Safety tihvss. 49
Trucks. Coal and Crane. Vans and
General Vehicle Company, 436
Trucks and Tractors for Baggage and Goods. Elwell Parker Electric Company, 322 ; (Note), 358
Tube, The Pitot. Development and Theory of. Professor A. II. Gibson, 29, 69
Tunnels, Railway—see Railways Turoine. Curtis, and Hydraulic Transformer on the German .Mine Layer Konigin Luise. 249 {Two-page Supptefnetd, Sepfetnber 1 IfZi, 1914)
Turbine at St. Pancnis, Ljungstrom Steam, 459
Turbines for the .Marylebone Electricity Works. 284
Turbines, Small Steam, The ** Iona,** R. S. Price, Limited, 79
Turbines, Steam, The Effect of V’acuum in, G. G. Stoney, 502, 621
Turning Machinery—see Machine Tools

ULTRA-VIOLET Ray Water Sterilisers, Westinghouse Cooper-Hewitt Company, 422
Undercliff Drive Extension at Bournemouth, 124, 128
Unemployment in September. 349 ; (Ix‘tter), 368
United States Export Trade, Promotion of. 372
United States and South American Trade, 276

VACUUM in Steam Turbines, The Effect of. G. G. Stoney. 502. 621
Vans—see Motor Vehicles, also Electrical Matters
Vehicles—»c€ Electrical Matters, also Motor Vehicles
Viaducts—Railways
Vibrometer, The Fullarton, Kelvin, Bottomley and Baird, 50

WAGES—see Labour
Wagon. 5-Ton Steam, Robey and Co., Limited. 551
Walker, Wm. J., on Design of Friction Clutches of the Split Ring Type, 610 i
Waller, A. E., on Dynamo Electric Lighting for Motor Cars, 17 4
Walthew, J. G.^ on xnternal Combustion Engines from a Commercial Standpoint, 539 War and the British Engineer. 173, 203, 226, 249, 304, 372. 512 ; (Ix*tters), 308. 332, 346, 564
War, British Trade and the. 535
War on German Trade. 194. 213. 219 ; (Letters), 308. 332. 346
War Items. 209. 234. 256, 277. 307. 323. 343. 376. 397. 422, 446. 462, 497, 508. 553. 679
Warfare. Electricity in. 238
Warfare and Engineers. 151

WAR MATERIAL AND WAR MATTERS:

French Howitzers, 120 mm., Schneider’s, 562
German 42 cm. Gun. 480
German Trench Mortar. 470
Gun-metal, Admiralty. Influences of Varying Temperatures on the Strength, &c.. Professors A. Campion and J. G. Longbottom, 94
Heavy Siege Guns, 388
Krupp Guns for Submarines, 60G, 510
Light and Heavy Field Howitzers, Austrian and German, 298
Projectile Screwing Machine, A. A. Jones and Shipman, Limited. 66G
Schneider 28 cm. Howitzers 388
Universal Shell, German, 298
War-office Motor Lorry* Trials, 8
Warships—sec Ships

WAR, Shipping Trade and the. 318
Water, Arrangement for Measuring, 556
Water Lifting by Endless Link Chain and Spiral Spring, W. H. Wilcox and Co. Limited. 7G

WATER SUPPLY:

Antwerp Waterworks Extension, 140
Chemical Treatment and Filtration of Moorland Water, 183, 192
Filtering Plant at Clydebank, 49 ; (Letter), lOG
London Water Supply for 1913-14, 330
Pontypridd and Rhondda Filtering Arrangements, 183. 192
Purification of Water Supplies, Dr. A. C. Houston. 396
Scraping of Water Mains. 688
Treatment of Water Supplies, IG
Ultra-Violet Ray Water Sterilisers, Westinghouse Cooper-Hewitt Company, 422
Water-sotteiiing Plant, 10,000-gallon. Royles, Limited, 444

WATKINSON, Professor W. H., Recent Developments in Marine Propulsion, 157
Weatherbum, R., on Foilures or Breakdowns of Locomotives, 547. 675
Weighing Machine. Automatic Liquid. W. and T. Avery, Limited, 7G
Welds by the Oxy-acetylene Process, The Strength of. Professor A. Campion and W. C. Gray, 94
Whitton Pumping Station of Ipswich Corporation Waterworks, C. W. S. Oldham, 688
Willox, ^V’., on Signalling on Railway Trains in Motion, G09
Winches—see Ships
Wireless Telegraphy in British Territorial Waters, 144

WORKS:

Armstrong, Sir W. G., Whitworth’s New Yard at Walker, G7
British Westinghouse Company’s Works at Trafford Park, 374
Engineering Works at Misterton, E. Newell and Co., Limited, 477
Osram Lamp Works, 331
Pressing, Drawing and Stamping Works, in Shropshire. J. Sankey and Sons. 344
Works in and near Paris Visited by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 47, 92

WORKING of Tramways—see Tramways
Workshop, Travelling Repair, Dennis Brothers and Drummond Brothers, 514
World’s Metal Statistics. 148

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