The Engineer 1894 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1894 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

The Engineer 1894 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

The Engineer 1894 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

The Engineer 1894 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

The Engineer 1894 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

The Engineer 1894 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

The Engineer 1894 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

The Engineer 1894 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

The Engineer 1894 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

The Engineer 1894 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

The Engineer 1894 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

The Engineer 1894 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

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List of Names

• ADAMS, Mr. W., Four-coupled. Bogie Tank Engines, London and South-Western Railway (Supplements, June 15th and 29th, 1894), 572
• Adams’ Automatic Sewage Lift, 486
• Adamson, Mr. Daniel, 451
• Agnew, Sam. H., Piles and Pile Driving, 500
• Alsing, Mr. G. V., Glasgow Sewage Disposal Works, 372, 380
• Am Ende, Mr. Max, Railway Bridge over the Lan Ho, 365, 366, 367, 368
• American Oil Tank Car, Steel, 336
• Antwerp Exhibition, 403
• Antwerp Exhibition, General Plan of Grounds and Buildings, 325, 326
• Antwerp Hydro-Electric Central Supply Station, The (Supplement, March 9th, 1894), 200, 205
• Argentine Republic, San Roque Dam, 350, 351
• Armstrong, Mitchell, and Co., Humphrys, Tennant and Co., Japanese Cruiser “Yoshino” (Supplement, February 16th, 1894)
• Artesian Well at Bourn, 23, 24
• Ashton Pop Safety Valve, 548
• Aveling and Porter, Messrs., Spring Mounted Engine, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 549

• BAGNALL, Messrs. W. G., Narrow-gauge Tank Locomotive, 77
• Bailey, Sir Wm. H , 438
• Baillet and Audemar, Continuous Current Pump, 76
• Baker Car Warmer, The, 34
• Baker, Sir Benjamin, Railway Bridge over the Lan-Ho, 365, 366, 367, 368
• Barnes, Mr. David L., Differences between American and Foreign Locomotives (Fig. 1), 57
• Barnes Co.. The W. F. and John, 16in. Friction Driven Engine Lathe, Chicago Exhibition, 56
• Bartlett’s India-rubber Tire, 518
• Baterden, Mr. J. R., Piles and Pile Driving, 487
• Belleroche’s System, Heating Railway Carriages (Figs. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9), 34, 35
• Berryman Feed-water Heater, Brown’s, 394
• Bessemer Mixer Plant, 561
• Birmingham Ship Canal, Proposed, 471
• Birmingham to the Channel, Map of the Course of the Navigation from, 471
• Bourn, Lincolnshire, Overflowing Well at, 23
• Boyer - Corliss Engine, Tne Patin Fly - wheel Dynamo and, 88, 94
• Boys, Prof. C. V., “Newtonian Constant of Gravitation” Torsion Balance, 551
• Bradford, Prof. Goodman on the Explosion of Gas Cylinders at, 24
• Bramwell and Harris, Messrs., Combined Exciter and Engine, Derby Corporation Electric Light Works, 417
• Brandenburg, The German Belted Cruiser, 158
• Bricogne’s Railway Carriage Mat and Carpet Beater 485
• Bristol Electric Light Works, 432, 433, 434, 435
• Bristol Electrical Time Check, The, 184
• Brown’s Berryman Feed-water Heater, 394
• Brownley Injector, The, 549
• Brussels Electric Light Supply Works, 116, 121, 154, 155
• Burton-on-Trent Electric Light Works, Interior of, 506

• CALIFORNIA Section of La Grange Masonry Dam, 470
• Campbell Vertical Gas Engine, The, 53, 54
• Canet’s Central Pivot Qnick-firing Gun Carriage, 281
• Canet Electric Turret Gun Mountings, 112
• Cannock and Rugeley Coal Machine, The, 26
• Carels Bros., Messrs., Brussels Electric Supply Works, 116, 121
• Carnot and Modern Heat, Dr. O. Lodge, 21, 41, 63, 85, 86, 108, 237, 279
• Carrington, Mr. W. T. H., Wire Ropeway at Pinerolo, 68, 69
• Castle Eden Colliery, Coupled Horizontal Tandem Pumping Engines, 194, 195
• Central Engine Works, Triple Expansion Engines s.s. Maori, 113
• Centurion, H. M. Second-class Battleship, 224
• Chaplin and Co., Messrs., Twenty-ton Locomotive Steel Crane, 337
• China, Railway Bridge over the Lan-Ho, 365, 366, 367, 368
• Chubb Key Presented to King Leopold, 411
• Clark and Co., Messrs. Edwin, Compound Surface Condensing Launch Engines, 329
• Clayton, Howlett, and Co., Messrs., The Woodfield Gas Engine, 358
• Collier, Messrs. S. and E., The “Cummer” Automatic Drier for Wet Materials, 316
• Collins, Mr. A. E., Removing the Front Wall of a Warehouse, 558
• Conradi, Mr. J. F., Indicator Card of the Oil Engine (Diagrams), 529, 530
• Cooper’s Steam Digger, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 564
• Cordoba Irrigation Works, 350, 351, 354
• “Cornwall” Lock-nut, The, 336
• Cotterill, Messrs. F. W., Fetch’s Wheel Cap Wrench, 475
• Cowper-Coles’ Cold Galvanising Process, 151
• Crawford, Mr. W., Automatic Barrel Filling Crane, 520
• Croom and Arthur, Messrs., System of Longitudinal Shipbuilding, 347
• Crosland, Mr. J. F. L., Trial of McPhail and Simpson’s Superheater, 121, 140
• Crossley Gas Engine (Speed Diagram), 508
• Crossley and Co., Messrs., Portable Oil Engine, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 540
• Crown Diamond Rock-boring and Percussionboring Machinery, Messrs. Isler and Co., 23
• “Cummer” Automatic Drier for Wet Materials, 316

• DALHAM Works, The Row Heating Tube, 281
• Danube, Regulation of the Cataracts of the Map of River, Cataracts and Trongate Rocks, 473, 474
• Danube, Regulation of the Iron Gate and other Cataracts on the, 333
• Danube, Views of the Works for the Regulation of the, 473, 474, 502
• Davies’ Plural Drilling Machine for Locomotive Boilers, 480
• Davis and Son, Messrs. John, Electric Coal Drill, 26
• Davis and Son, Messrs. John, The Jeffery Coal Mining Machine, 26
• Davis and Son, Messrs. John, Ogle’s Protractor, 77
• Dewar, Prof., Gaseous and Liquid Air (Fig. 1), 24
• Dewar, Prof., “Some Scientific Uses of Liquid Air” (Diagrams), 78
• Dewrance and Co., Messrs., Walls’ Patent Glass Protector for Water Gauges, 64
• Donkin, Mr. Bryan, Six German Steam Boiler Experiments with the same Coal (Ruhr), 508, 509, 528
• Doulton and Co., Messrs., Metallo-Keramic Joint, 316
• Doxford and Co., Messrs., Boilers of the s.s. “ Turret-Age,” 389
• Doxford and Sons, Messrs., Cargo s.s. “Turret- Age,” 220, 221
• Doxford and Son, Messrs., Triple - expansion Engines of the Turret Age (Supplement, May 4th, 1894)
• Derby Corporation Electric Light Works—Arc Light Machine and Engine, 395
• Derby Corporation Electric Light Works—Central Station, Messrs. Bramwell and Harris, 266
• Derby Corporation Electric Light Works—Combined Exciter and Engine, 417
• Drysdale and Co., Messrs., Centrifugal Pumping Engine, 372

• EARL’S Court, The Gigantic Wheel at, 324
• Eastern Bengal State Railways, Narrow-gauge Tank Engine, 544, 550
• Egerton of Tatton, Lord, 443
• Elliott Bros., Willis’s and Robinson’s Engine-room Telegraph Dial, 270
• Elwell, Fils, MM., High-pressure Air Compressor, 228 229
• Etchell’s Shaft Bearing, 499
• “Expert” Chain Mortising Machine, Messrs. John Marchant and Co., National Building Exhibition, 263

• FAIJA, Mr. Henry, Action of Pulleys, 265
• Fielding and Platt, Messrs., Coupled Horizontal Tandem Pumping Engines, Castle Eden Colliery, 194, 195
• Fielding and Platt Gas Engine, The, 197
• Fielding and Platt, Messrs., Stationary and Portable Oil Engines, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 567
• Fleming and Ferguson, Messrs., Water-tube Land Boiler, 136
• Fleming and Ferguson, Messrs., Water-tube Marine Boilers, 132, 133
• Forrest’s Silver Bronze Rod Packing, 205
• Forward Gas Engine, Messrs. T. B. Barker and Co., 292, 293
• Fowler and Co., Messrs. John, Burton-on-Trent Electric Light Works, 506
• Fowler and Co., Messrs. John, Eight-furrow Turnover Steam Plough, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 563
• Fraser and Co., Messrs. W. J., Lyons’ Apparatus for Purifying Feed-water, 184
• Future Bolt Company, The Lightning Bolt, 164

• GALICIA, Largo Masonry Arch Railroad Bridge over the Pruth, 28
• Galloway, Mr. John, 129
• German Belted Cruiser “Brandenburg,” The, 158
• German Steam Boiler Experiments with the same Coal (Ruhr), 508, 509, 528
• Gigantic Wheel and Recreation Towers Company Limited, GiganticWheel at Earl’s Court, 324
• Glasgow Corporation Tramways, New Two-horse Forty - seat Tramcars, Midland Railway Carriage and Wagon Co., 239, 242, 243
• Glasgow Sewage Disposal Works, 43, 372, 380
• Globe Engineering Co., Steam and Water Separators, 548
• Goodman, Professor, On the Bursting of Gas Cylinders, 24
• Gouber, Mr. Sebastian, Iron and Concrete Construction, 184
• Gulpen Lensing and Gimborn, Messrs., Conical Hole Boring Machine for Cranks, 98
• Grafton, Mr. A. T., Improvement in Messrs. Gresham and Craven’s Self-adjusting Sandpipe Nozzle for Locomotives, 378
• Great Northern Extension Lines in Yorkshire, Mr. W. Beswick Myers, 328
• Great Western Railway, Rodger Ballasting Train, 539, 548
• Green and Boulding, Messrs., Forrest’s Silver Bronze Rod Packing, 205
• Gresham and Craven, Messrs., Self-adjusting Sand-pipe Nozzle for Locomotives, 378
• Groombridge’s Slow - speed Direct-acting Fan, 373
• Gwyer, Mr., The “Optimus” Safety Saturator, 359
• Gwynne, Messrs. John and Henry, Hammersmith Ironworks, 283, 284, 285

• HALIFAX, Utilisation of Town Refuse at, 141
• Hammersmith Ironworks, Messrs. John and Henry Gwynne, 283, 284, 285
• Handyside and Co., Messrs. Andrew, Railway Bridge over the Lan-Ho, 365, 366, 367, 368
• Handyside and Co., Messrs. Andrew, Bridge over the Trent, 27, 28, 30
• Harland and Wolff, Messrs., The Twin-screw s.s. “Torr Head,” 305
• Harland and Wolff, Messrs., Twin-screw s.s. “Prussia,” 496
• Harland and Wolff, Messrs., The White Star s.s. “Gothic,” 5
• Harvey Steel Car Co., The, Steel American Oil Tank Car, 336
• Hawthorn, Leslie and Co., Messrs., Twin-screw steamer “St. Petersburg,” 507
• Heater Condenser Co., The, Feed-water Softening and Heating Apparatus, 53
• Heilmann Electric Locomotive, The, 109, 110, 111
• Hendey Machine Co., The, Lathe with Variable Feed without Change Wheels, Chicago Exhibition, 56
• H.M. Second-class Battleship “Centurion,” 224
• H.M.S. “Speedy,” The Launch of, 162
• Hermit Electrolysing Apparatus, The, 316
• Hertfordshire, Water Contour Map, 244
• Hett’s Pelton Wheel, 358
• Hick, Mr. John, 120
• Hill and Brett, Messrs., Apparatus for Burning Hydrocarbons, 412
• Hornsby and Sons, Messrs., Stationary and Portable Oil Engines, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 566
• Horsley, Dr. Victor, on Some Destructive Effects of Projectiles, 329
• Howatson Low-pressure Filter, Messrs. Thwaites Brothers, 4
• Hudswell, Clark, and Co., Etchell’s Shaft Bearing, 499
• Hulse and Co., Messrs., Davies’ Drilling Machine for Locomotive Boilers, 480
• Humphrys, Tennant, and Co., Messrs., Tripleexpansion Engines of the Russian Battleships (Supplement, January 19th, 1894), 49
• Hunt and Mitton, Messrs., Centrifugal Automatic Crank Pin Oiler, 520

• IMPERIAL Chinese Railways, Bridge over the Lan-Ho, 365, 366, 367, 368
• India-rubber, Gutta-percha, and Telegraph Works Company and MM. Carels Frbres, 116, 121, 154, 155
• “Indiana” Armour-plate, The, 501
• Inglis, Mr. John, The Apprentice Question (Diagrams), 314
• Institution of Naval Architects, Herr Schlick on the Vibrations of Steamers, Experimental Apparatus, 259
• Institution of Naval Architects, Mr. W. H. White on the Qualities and Performances of Certain First-class Battleships, 214, 215
• International Navigation Company’s Steamship “Southwark,” 90, 91
• Iron Gate and other Cataracts on the Danube, Regulation of the, 333
• Iron Gate Works, Portrait of the Engineer and Author of, 472
• Irwin, H., Water-tube Boilers, 179
• Isler and Co., Messrs., Boring and Percussion Machinery, 23
• Isler and Co., Messrs., Overflowing Well at Bourn, Lincolnshire, 23, 24

• JAPANESE Protected Cruiser “Yoshino” (Supplement, February 16th, 1894)
• Jeffrey Coal-mining Machine, The, 26
• Johnson and Clayton, Messrs., System for Heating Railway Carriages (Figs. 1, 2), 34
• Johnson, Mr. W., Brick-making and Surface sanding Machine, 413
• Joy’s Fluid-pressure Valve Gear, 348
• Joy’s-Liquid Valve Gear, 280

• “KATAHDIN,” United States Coast Defence, 288
• Keat’s Marine Governor, 222
• Kinder, Mr. C. W., Railway Bridge over the Lan- Ho, 365, 366, 367, 368
• King, Mendham and Co., Messrs., Mr. Miles’ Electrical Time Check, 184

• LAIRD Crosshead, Decline of the, 471
• Lan-Ho, China, Railway Bridge over the, 365, 366, 367, 368
• Lewis and Allen’s Flooring Cramps, 475
• Liverpool-street Station, Great Eastern Railway, Enlargement of, 494, 515, 516, 524, 559, 560
• Lodge, Dr. O., on Carnot and Modern Heat, 21, 41, 63, 85, 86, 108, 237, 279
• London and South-Western Railway Four-coupled Bogie Tank Engine (Supplement, June 29th, 1894), Mr. W. Adams, 29, 572
• London and South-Western Railway Four-coupled Bogie Tank Engine (Supplement, June 15th, 1894), Mr. W. Adams,
• Lyons’ Apparatus for Purifying Feed-water, 184

• MANCHESTER Gas Works, Air Compressor, 424, 425
• Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway Express Passenger Locomotive, Mr. T. Parker (Supplements April 6th and 19th, 1894), 304
• Manchester Ship Canal, Illustrations, 441, 442, 443, 444, 445, 446, 447, 449, 450, 451, 452, 453, 454, 455, 456, 457, 458, 459, 460, 463
• McDonald, Mr. J. A., Bridge over the Trent, 27, 28, 30
• McDonald, Jas., Elliptical Conic Sections, 47, 99
• McKay Electric Drill, The, 69
• McKenzie, C. H., Elliptical Conic Sections, 99
• Mackintosh and Co., Rubber Tires or Rims, 518
• Manchester Corporation, Compound Electric Light Engines, Messrs. Galloways, Limited, 391, 398
• McPhail and Simpson’s Dry Steam Generators, 140
• McPhail and Simpson’s rSuperheater,'Trial of, 121, 140
• Maginnis, Mr. J., Simple Pencil Beam Compass, 208
• “Maori,” s.s., Triple Expansion Engines, 113
• Marchant and Co., Messrs. John, “Expert” Chain Mortising Machine, National Building Exhibition, 263
• Marsden’s Stone-breaker, Elevator, and Screen, 197
• Marshall, Sir Anth'ony, 455
• Mathewson’s Sand Blast Apparatus, 281
• Maudslay, Sons, and Field, Messrs., Engines of the First-class Protected Cruisers “Theseus” and “Royal Arthur,” 246
• Maxim’s Cuirass Competition, 521
• Maxim Cuirass Competitions, The (Figs. 1, 2), 542
• Melhuish, Sons, and Co., Messrs., Wood Mitrecutting and Paring Machine, 76
• Middleton, Mr. Robert, Coal Briquette Making Machinery, 262, 263
• Midland Railway, Bridge over the Trent, 27, 28, 30
• Midland Railway Carriage and Wagon Company, Two-horse Forty-seat Tramcars, Glasgow Corporation Tramways, 239, 242, 243
• Midland Railway Company, System for Heating Railway Carriages (Figs. 1, 2), 34
• Miles, Mr., Bristol Electrical Time Check, 184
• Miller’s Alternate Revolution Excentric, 358
• Miller’s Gas Engine, 358
• Milton, Mr. J. T., Water-tube Marine Boilers, 250
• Mitton’s Centrifugal Automatic Crank Pin Oiler, 520
• Morison’s Evaporator, 176
• Mortier’s Exhaust Fan for Mines, 485
• Morton, Mr. Alexander, Rotary and Reaction Steam Engines, 272
• Morton, Mr. R. G., Single Cylinder Semi-portable Engine, 499
• Muirhead’s Duplex Cable System, Model of, 381
• Myers, Mr. W. Beswick, Great Northern Extension Lines in Yorkshire, 328

• NILE, Utilisation of the, 172, 173, 174
• Nile, Utilisation of the, Kalabsha Gate and Proposed Dam, 196
• Niles Tool Works Company, 6ft. Boring and Turning Machine, Chicago Exhibition, 150
• Niles Tool Works Company, 12ft. Planing Machine, Chicago Exhibition, 148, 149
• North British Rubber Company, Tires or Rims, 518
• Norton’s Compound Lifting Jack, 413

• OGLE, Mr. P. J., Easily Opened Postage Wrapper, 148
• Ogle’s Protractor, Messrs. John Davis and Son, 77
• “Optimus ” Safety Saturator, 359
• Osgood Dredge Company, The, Steam Excavator, 180

• PANAMA Canal as it is, 309
• Panama Canal, Excavating Dredger, 308
• Parker, Mr. Thomas, 313
• Parker, Mr. T., Express Passenger Locomotive, Manchester, Sheffield, and Lmcolnshire Railway (Supplements, April 6th and 13th, 1894), 304
• Parkinson’s Middlings Purifier, 206
• Patent Rivet Company, The “Cornwall” Lock-nut, 336
• Paterson and Cooper, Messrs., The Hermite Electrolysing Apparatus, 316
• Patin Fly-wheel Alternator and Boyer-Corliss Engine, 88, 94
• Pelton Wheel, Hett’s, 358
• Perken, Son and Rayment, Messrs., The “Optimus” Safety Saturator, Mr. Gwyer, 359
• Petch’s Wheel Cap Wrench, 475
• Phoenixville Ironworks, Hydraulic Testing Machine, 98
• Pinerolo, Wire Ropeway at, Mr. W. T. H. Carrington, 68, 69
• Platts-Turton Patent Socket Plunger Buffer, 56
• “Poltava” and “Tri Sviatitelia,” Engines for the (Supplement, January 19th, 1894), 49
• Preece and Kapp, Messrs., Bristol Electric Light Works, 432, 433, 434, 435
• “Prussia,” Twin-screw s.s., 496
• Pruth Bridge, Galicia, 28

• RAVASSE, M. E., Bricogne’s Railway Carriage Mat and Carpet Beater, 485
• Reading, Removing the Front Wall of a Warehouse at, 558
• Red hill Tunnel, The, 27
• Reid and Co., Messrs. W., Spring Coil Tube Brush, 305
• Rhode Island Locomotive Works, Heavy Compound Passenger Locomotives, Chicago Exhibition (Supplement, January 5th, 1894), 6, 7, 8
• Richardson and Sons, Messrs. T., Morison’s Evaporator, 176
• Richmond and Chandler’s Sifter, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 564
• Richmond Lock and Footbridge, 439
• Robey and Co., Messrs., Compound Underground Hauling Engines, 177
• Robinson and Son, Messrs. Thomas, Sun Flour Mills, Bromley, 476, 477, 478
• Rodger Ballasting System, The, 539, 548
• Rollason’s Wind Motor, 337
• Row Heating Tube, 281
• Royal Agricultural Society’s Show Yard, Cambridge, 517
• Royal Institution, Professor Dewar on “Some Scientific Uses of Liquid Air,” 78
• Royal Institution, Dr. Victor Horsley on “Some Destructive Effects of Projectiles,” 329
• “Royal Sovereign” Class, The Rolling of Battleships of the, 85
• Rushworth and Co., Messrs., Boiler Drilling, Turning, and Boring Machine, 48
• Russian Battleships “Poltava” and “Tri- Sviatitelia, Triple-expansion Engines of the (Supplement, January 19th, 1894), 49
• Rysselberghe, Professor Francois van, Antwerp Hydro-Electric Central Supply Station (Supplement, March 9th, 1894), 200, 205

• “ST. PETERSBURG,” Twin-screw Steamer, 507
• San Roque Dam, Cordoba Irrigation Works, 350, 351
• Schlick, Herr Otto, The Vibrations of Steamers, Experimental Apparatus, 259
• Siemens Bros, and Co., Test of an Electrical Plant Diagram, 71
• South-Eastern Railway, Passenger Tank Locomotive, Mr. Jas. Stirling (Supplement, January 19th, 1894), 65, 66, 72
• “Southwark,” The Twin - screw Passenger Steamer, 90, 91
• Spalding, Overflowing Artesian Well for, 23, 24
• “Speedy,” The Launch of H.M.S , 162
• Spencer’s Welded Iron and Steel Flanges and Spigot and Socket Pipes, 336
• Stanger and Blount, Messrs., Instrument for Testing Hydraulic Cements, 397
• S.S. “Maori,” Triple-expansion Engines, 113
• S.S. “Prussia,” Twin-screw, 496
• Stevens, Mr. Marshall, 446
• Stirling, Mr. Jas., Passenger Tank Locomotive (Supplement, January 19th, 1894), 65, 66, 72
• Straker’s Lubricators, 394
• Sun Flour Mills, Bromley, Grain Elevating and Distributiug Plant, 476, 477, 478
• Syer and Co., Messrs.T. J., Improved Carpenter’s Gauge, 347

• TANGYE, Sir Richard, 484
• Taylor’s Gas Furnace for Steam Generators, 498
• Texel, Steel Armour Plates at, 44, 45
• Thackeray’s Audible Direction Indicator, 164
• Thames, Engineering Works on the, 283, 284, 285, 535, 536, 537, 538, 539
• “Theseus” and “Royal Arthur,” Engines of the First-class Protected Cruisers, 246
• Thomson, Prof. J. J., Electric Discharge through Gases, 359
• Thornycroft and Co., Messrs., Beginning of a Shipyard, 162
• Thornycroft Water-tube Boiler, On Circulation in the, 238
• Thornycroft’s Works, Chiswick, Ground Plan of, 163
• Tilghman’s Patent Sand Blast Co., Mathewson's Sand Blast Apparatus, 281
• Tittley Screw Press, Royal Agricultural Society's Show, 565
• Tomlinson, Mr. Joseph, 402
• “Torr Head,” The Twin-screw Steamship, 305
• Trent, on the Midland Railway, Bridge over the, 27, 28, 30
• Trent, New and Old Midland Railway Bridges over the, 99
• Turnbull’s Steam Traps, 521
• “Turret-Age,” Boilers of the s.s., Messrs. Doxford and Co., 389
• “Turret-age,” The Cargo s.s., 220, 221
• “Turret-age,” Triple-Expansion Engines of the s.s. (Supplement, May 4th, 1894)
• Tyler, Hayward, and Co., Geared High-lift Pumps, 205

• UNITED States Coast Defence Ram “Katahdin,” 288

• VAN Depoele’s Description of an Electric Brake, 539
• Vazarhelyi, Paul, Engineer and Author of the Iron Gate Works, 472

• WALL’S Patent Glass Protector for Water Gauges, 64
• Walton and Sons, Messrs. J., Link Belting, 76
• Warren, Mr. W., Pump Locomotives, 264
• Watson, Laidlaw, and Co., Messrs., The Cowper-Coles' Cold Galvanising Process, 151
• Waygood’s Water Saving Lift, 416, 420
• Wembley Tower, Electric Crane and Method of Erecting the, 392
• West’s Gas Improvement Co. Air Compressor, Manchester Gas Works, 424, 425
• Weyman and Hitchcock, Messrs., Portable Oil Engine, Royal Agricultural Society's Show, 541
• White, Mr. W. H., On the Making of a Modern Fleet, 223, 224
• White, Mr. W. H., On the Qualities and Performances of Certain First-class Battleships, 214, 215
• White Star s.s. “Gothic,” 5
• Whitworth, Mr. A. H., 451
• Williams, Mr. E. Leader, 446
• Williams’ Wedge Steam Joint Steel Tubes, 177
• Willis’s and Robinson’s Electric Telegraph for Ships, 270, 271
• Wilson and Co., Messrs. J. H., Locomotive Crane, Manchester Canal, 463
• Wimshurst, Hollick, and Co., Messrs., Electric Travelling and Jib Cranes, 377
• Winter, Mr. John Bradbury, A Miniature Gravity Railway, 185
• Wolff and Son, Messrs. E , Mr. J. Maginnis’ Pencil Beam Compass, 208
• Woodfield Gas Engine, 358
• Worthing, The Hermite Electric Treatment of Sewage at, 316

• YARROWS, Messrs., Water-tube Boilers, 538, 539
• Yarrow and Co., Messrs., Works of, 535, 536, 537, 538, 539
• Yorkshire College Gas Cylinder, 23, 24
• “Yoshino,” Japanese Protected Cruiser (Supplement, February 16th, 1894)

• ZUYDER Zee, Reclamation of the, Map, 470

Subject Matter

• AIR Compressor, High - pressure, MM. Elwell Fils, 228, 229
• Air Compressor, Manchester Gas Works, West’s Gas Improvement Company, 424, 425
• Apprentice Question, Mr. John Inglis on the (Diagrams), 314
• Armour Plate, The Indiana, 501
• Audible Direction Indicator, Thackeray’s, 164
• Automatic Barrel-filling Crane, Crawford’s, 520
• Automatic Drier for Wet Materials, The “Cummer,” 316
• Automatic Sewage Lift, Adams’, 486
• BALLASTING System, The Rodger, 539, 548
• Battleship “ Centurion,” H.M. Second-class, 224
• Battleships, On the Qualities and Performances of Certain First-class, Mr. W. H. White, 214 215
• Battleships, Triple-expansion Engines for’ the Russian, Messrs. Humphrys, Tennant, and Co (Supplement, January 19th, 1894), 49
• Belting, Link, Messrs. J. Walton and Sons 76
• Boilers, Davies’ Plural Drilling Machine for Locomotive, 480
• Boiler Drilling, Turning, and Boring Machine, Messrs. Rushworth and Co., 48
• Boiler Experiments with the same Coal. Six German, 508, 528
• Boilers of the s.s. “Turret Age,” Messrs. Dox- ford and Co., 389
• Boiler, Thornycroft Water-tube, 238
• Boilers, Water-tube, 22, 41, 63, 64, 87 107 128 132, 133, 136, 179, 238, 250, 538, 539
• Boilers, Water-tube, H. Irwin, 179
• Boiler, Water-tube Land, Messrs. Fleming and Ferguson, 136
• Boilers, Water-tube Marine, Messrs. Fleming and Ferguson, 132, 133
• Boilers Water-tube Marine, Mr. J. T. Milton, Boiler, Water-tube, Messrs. Yarrow, 538 539
• Boring and Percussion Machinery, Messrs. Isler ana Co., 23
• Brick Making and Surface Sanding Machine, Mr. W. Johnson, 413
• Bridge, Concrete, Antwerp Exhibition, 520
• Bridges at Dudley Hill Station, 328
• Bridge over the Prutb, in Galicia,.Railway, 28
• Bridge, Railway, over the Lan-Ho, China, 36a, 366, 367, 368
• Bridge over the Trent on the Midland Railway, 27 28 30
• Bridges’over the Trent, New and Old, Midland Railway, 99
• Brush, The Spring Coil Tube, Messrs. W. Reid and Co., 305
• Buffer, The Platts-Turton Socket Plunger, 56
• Buildings, Transporting, 77
• Burst Carbonic Acid Cylinders, 24

• CABLE System, Muirhead’s Duplex, 381
• Canal, Manchester Ship, 443, 444, 445, 446, 447, 449, 450, 451, 452, 453, 454, 455, 456, 45/, 458, 459, 460, 463
• Canal, Panama, Excavating Dredger, 308
• Car, The Steel American Oil Tank, 336
• Carbonic Acid Cylinders, Burst, 24
• Cargo s.s. “Turret Age,” 220, 221
• Carpet-beating Machinery, Bricogne’s, 485
• Cataracts on the Danube, Regulation of, 333
• Chain Mortising Machine, “Expert,” Messrs. John Marchant, 263
• Coal Briquette Making Machinery, 262, 263
• Coal Drill, Electric, Messrs. John Davis and Son, 26
• Coal (Ruhr), German Boiler Experiments with the same, 508, 528
• Coal-mining Machine, The “Jeffrey,” Messrs. John Davis and Son, 26
• Compass, Simple Pencil Beam, Mr. J. Maginnis, 206
• Compound Underground Hauling Engines, Messrs. Robey and Co., 177
• Conical Hole Boring Machine for Cranks, Messrs. Gulpen, Lensing, and Gimborn, 98
• Concrete Bridge at the Antwerp Exhibition, 520
• Construction of the Modern Locomotive, On the, Section V., The Machine Shop, 257, 301, 302, 345, 346
• Construction of the Modern Locomotive, Section VI., Erecting, 345, 346
• Continuous Current Pump, Baillet and Audemar’s, 76
• Corrosion of Cast Iron Water Pipe, 496
• Cramps, Flooring, Messrs. Lewis and Allen, 475
• Crane, Automatic Barrel Filling, Mr. W. Crawford, 520
• Crane, Electric, Wembley Tower, 392
• Cranes, Electric Travelling and Jib, Messrs. Wimshurst, Hollick, and Co., 377
• Crane, Locomotive, Manchester Canal, 463
• Crane, 20-Ton Locomotive Steel, Messrs. Chaplin and Co., 337
• Crank Pin Oiler, Mitton’s Centrifugal Automatic, 520
• Crossley Gas Engine, 508, 528
• Cruiser “Brandenburg,” The German Belted, 158
• Cruiser “Yoshino,” Japanese Protected (Supplement, February 16th, 1894)
• Cuirass Competitions, Maxim, 521, 542
• Curves of Stability for Battleships, 214, 215
• Cement, Instrument for Testing Hydraulic, 391
• Centrifugal Pumping Engine, Messrs. Drysdale and Co., 372

• DESTRUCTIVE Effects of Projectiles, Dr. Victor Horsley on Some, 329
• Differences between American and Foreign Locomotives, 57
• Digger, Steam, Mr. Cooper, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 564
• Direction Indicator, Thackeray’s Audible, 164
• Dredger, The Panama Canal Excavating, 308
• Drier for Wet Materials, The “Cummer” Automatic, 316
• Drill, The McKay Electric, 69
• Drilling Machine (Plural) for Locomotive Boilers, Davies’, 480
• Drilling a Square Hole, Messrs. Thornycroft’s Works, 163
• Duplex Cable System, Muirhead’s, 381
• Dynamo, The Patin Fly-wheel, 88

• ELECTRIC Brake described by Van Dapoele, 539
• Electric Coal Drill, Messrs. John Davis and Son, 26
• Electric Crane, and Method of Erecting the Wembley Tower, 392
• Electric Discharge through Gases, Professor J. J. Thomson, 359
• Electric Drill, The McKay, 69
• Electric Light Engines, Compound, Messrs. Galloways Limited, Manchester Corporation, 391, 398
• Electric Light Works, Bristol, 432, 433, 434, 435
• Electric Light Works, Burton-on-Trent, 506
• Electric Light Works, Station, Derby, 266
• Electric Light Works, Derby, Arc Light Machine and Engine, 395
• Electric Light Works, Derby, Combined Exciter and Engine, 417
• Electric Locomotive, The Heilmann, 109, 110, 111
• Electrical Plant, Test of an, Siemens Brothers and Co., 71
• Electric Supply Works, Brussels, 116, 121, 154, 155
• Electric Telegraph for Ships, Willis and Robinson’s, 270, 271
• Electrical Time Cheek, The Bristol, 184
• Electric Travelling and Jib Cranes, Messrs. Wimshurst, Hollick, and Co., 377
• Electric Turret Gun Mounting, The Canet, 112
• Electrolysing Apparatus, The Hermite, 316
• Elevators and Machinery, Sun Flour Mills Bromley, 476, 477, 478
• Elliptical Conic Sections, Jas. MacDonald, 47
• Elliptical Conic Sections, Letters—Illustrated, 99
• Engineering Works on the Thames, Messrs. J. I. Thornycroft and Co., 162, 163, 164
• Engineering Works on the Thames, Messrs. John and Henry Gwynne, 283, 284, 285
• Engineering Works on the Thames, Messrs. Yarrow’s Yard, 535, 536, 537, 538, 539
• Engine, The Campbell Vertical Gas, 53, 54
• Engine, Centrifugal Pumping, Messrs. Drysdale and Co., 372
• Engines, Compound Electric Light, Manchester Corporation, Messrs. Galloways Limited, 391
• Engines, Compound Surface Condensing Launch, Messrs. Edwin Clark and Co., 329
• Engines, Compound Underground Hauling, Messrs. Robey and Co., 177
• Engines, Coupled Horizontal Tandem Pumping Messrs. Fielding and Platt, 194, 195
• Engine, Crossley Gas, 508
• Engine, Narrow Gauge Tank, East Bengal State Railways, 544, 550
• Engines of the First-class Protected Cruisers “Theseus” and “Royal Arthur,” Messrs. Maudslay, Sons, and Field, 246
• Engine, The Forward Gas, Messrs. T. B. Barker and Co., 292, 293
• Engine, Four - coupled Bogie Tank, Mr. W. Adams, London and South-Western Railway (Supplement, June 15th and Supplement, June 29th), 572
• Engine, Portable Oil, Messrs. Crossley and Co., Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 540
• Engine, Portable Oil, Messrs. Weyman and Hitchcock, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 541
• Engine-room Telegraph Dial, Willis and Robinson’s, 270, 271
• Engines, Rotary and Reaction Steam, Mr. Alex ander Morton, 272
• Engine, Single-cylinder Semi-portable, Mr. R. G. Morton, 499
• Engine, Spring Mounted, Messrs. Aveling and Porter, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 549
• Engines, Stationary and Portable Oil, Messrs. Fielding and Platt, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 567
• Engines, Stationary and Portable Oil, Messrs. Hornsby and Sons, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 567
• Engines of the s.s. “Maori,” 113
• Engines, Triple-expansion, for the “Poltava” and “Tri Sviatitelia” (Supplement, January 19th, 1894), 49
• Engines of the “Turret Age,” Triple-expansion, Messrs. Doxford and Co. (Supplement, May 4th, 1894)
• Evaporator, Morison’s, 176
• Excavating Dredger, ’The Panama Canal, 308
• Excavator, Steam, 180
• Exciter and Engine, Combined, Electric Light Works, Derby, 417
• Exhaust Fan for Mines, Mortier’s, 485
• Exhibition, Antwerp, 403
• Exhibition, Antwerp, General Plan of Grounds and Buildings, 325, 326

• FAN, Groombridge’s Slow-speed Direct-acting, 373
• Feed-water Heater, Brown’s Berryman, 394
• Feed-water, Purifying, Lyon’s Apparatus for, 184
• Feed-water Softening and Heating Apparatus, The Heater Condenser Company, 53
• Filter, The Howatson Low-pressure, Messrs. Thwaites Brothers, 4
• Flanges, Spencer’s Welded Iron and Steel, 336
• Flooring Cramps, Lewis and Allen’s, 475
• Fluid Pressure Valve Gear, David Joy, 348
• Fly-wheel Dynamo, The Patin, 88

• GALVANISING Process, The Cowper ? Coles’ Cold, 151
• Gas Cylinders, Burst, 24
• Gas Engine, The Campbell Vertical, 53, 54
• Gas Engine, Crossley, 508, 528
• Gas Engine, The Fielding and Platt, 197
• Gas Engine, The Forward, Messrs. T. B. Barker and Co., 292, 293
• Gas Engine, The Woodfield, Miller’s Patent, 358
• Gas Furnace for Steam Generators, Taylor’s, 498
• Gaseous and Liquid Air, Professor Dewar on (Fig. 1), 24
• Gauge, Improved Carpenter’s, Messrs. T. J. Sver and Co., 347
• Geared High Lift Pumps, Messrs. Hayward Tyler and Co., 205
• Generators, Dry Steam, McPhail and Simpson’s, 140
• German Boiler Experiments with same Coal. 508 528
• Glass Protector for Water Gauges, Messrs. Dewrance and Co., 64
• Governor, Marine, Mr. R. F. C. Keats, 222
• Grain Elevating and Distributing Plant, Sun Flour Mills, Bromley, 476, 477, 478
• Gravity Railway, A Miniature, Mr. John Bradbury Winter, 185
• Ground Plan of Messrs. Thornycroft’s Works 163
• Gun Mounting, The Canet Electric, 112

• HAULING Engines, Compound Underground Messrs. Robey and Co., 177
• Heat, Carnot and Modern, 21, 41, 63, 64, 85, 86, 108, 237
• Heating Railway Carriages, Systems for, 34, 35
• Heating Tube, The Row, 281
• Hydraulic Cement, Instrument for Testing, 397
• Hydraulic Testing Machine, Phoenixville’ Ironworks, 98
• Hydro Electric Central Supply Station, Antwerp (Supplement, March 9th, 1894), 200, 205
• Hydrocarbons, Apparatus for Burning, 412

• INDICATOR Card of the Oil Engine Mr. J. F. Conradi, 529, 530
• Indicator, Thackeray’s Audible Direction, 164
• Ingot Tilting Gear, 561
• Injector, The Brownley, 549
• Iron and Concrete Construction, Mr. Sebastian Gouber, l84
• Iron and Steel Flanges, Spencer’s Welded, 336
• Ironworks Hammersmith, Messrs. John and Henry Gwynne, 283, 284, 285
• Irrigation Works, Cordoba, Argentine Republic, 350, 351, 354

• JACK, Norton’s Compound Lifting 413
• Joint, Doulton’s Metallo-Keramic, 316

• KEY, Chubb, Presented to King Leopold, 411

• LATHE, 16in. Friction Driven Engine, The, W. F. and John Barnes Company, Chicago Exhibition, 56
• Lathe with Variable Feed without Change Wheels, The Henley Machine Company, Chicago Exhibition, 56
• Launch of H.M.S. “Speedy,” 163
• Lift, Waygood’s Water-saving, 416, 420
• Link Belting, Messrs. J. Walton and Sons, 76
• Liquid Valve Gear, Joy’s, 280
• Lock and Footbridge, Richmond, 439
• Lock-nut, The “Cornwall,” 336
• Locomotives, American and Foreign, Mr. David L. Barnes on the Differences between, 57
• Locomotive, On the Construction of the Modern, 217, 218, 257, 301, 302, 345, 346
• Locomotive Crane, Messrs. J. H. Wilson, Manchester Canal, 463
• Locomotive, Electric, The Heilmann, 109, 110, 111
• Locomotive Engine, Four-coupled Bogie Tank, London and South-Western Railway (Supplement, June 15ih, 1894)
• Locomotive, Express Passenger, Mr. J. Parker, (Supplements, April 6th and 13th, 1894), Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway, 304
• Locomotive, Four-coupled Bogie Tank, Mr. W. Adams, London and South-Western Railway (Supplement, June 29th, 1894), 572
• Locomotives, Heavy Compound Passenger (Supplement, January 5th, 1894), the Rhode Island Locomotive Works, Chicago Exhibition, 6, 7, 8
• Locomotive, Narrow Gauge Tank, Messrs. W. G. Bagnall, 77
• Locomotive Passenger Tank, South-Eastern Railway, Mr. Jas. Stirling (Supplement, January 19th, 1894), 65, 66, 72
• Locomotives, Pump, Mr. W. Warren, 264
• Low-pressure Filter, The Howatson, 5
• Lubricators, Straker’s, 394

• MAP of the Course of the Navigation from Birmingham to the Channel, 471
• Map, Hertfordshire Water Contour, 244
• Map of the Manchester Canal, 444
• Map of Railway and Plan of Dudley Hill Station, Great Northern Extension Lines, 328
• Map of River, Cataracts, and Irongate Rocks, 473
• Map of Towns Round Manchester, 454
• Map of the Zuyder Zee, 470
• Marine Governor, Mr. R. F, C. Keats, 222
• Marshall, Sir Anthony, 455
• Metallo-Keramic Joint, Doulton’s, 316
• Mino Ventilating Fan, Mortier’s, 485
• Mitre-cutting and Paring Machine, Messrs. Melhuish, Sons and Co., 76
• Mixer Plant, Bessemer, 561
• Modern Heat, Carnot and, 21, 41, 63, 64, 85, 86, 108, 237, 279

• NARROW Gauge Tank Locomotive, Messrs. W. G. Bagnall, 77
• Nozzle for Locomotives, Self-adjusting Sand-pipe, Mr. A. T. Grafton, 378

• OIL Engines, Portable, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 540, 541
• Oil Engines, Stationary and Portable, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 566, 567
• Oil Tank Car, The Steel American, 336
• Oiler, Centrifugal Automatic Crank Pin, Messrs. Hunt and Mitton, 520

• PACKING, Silver Bronze Rod, Forrest’s, 205
• Passenger Tank Locomotive, South-Eastern Railway (Supplement, January 19th, 1894), 65, 66, 72
• Pencil Beam Compass, Mr. J. Maginnis, 206
• Piles and Pile Bearing, Sam. H. Agnew, 500
• Piles and Pile Driving, Mr. J. R. Baterden, 487
• Pipe Tongs, Substitute for, 395, 419
• Pipes, Spencer’s Spigot and Socket, 336
• Plan of Manchester Canal at Runcorn, 456
• Plough, Eight Furrow Turnover Steam, Messrs. Fowler and Co., Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 563
• Plural Drilling Machine for Locomotive Boilers, Davies’, 480
• Portrait of Sir Wm. H. Bailey, 438
• Portrait of Mr. Daniel Adamson, 451
• Portrait of Lord Egerton of Tatton, 443
• Portrait of Mr. Wm. E. Leader, 446
• Portrait of Mr. Marshall Stevens, 446
• Portrait of Sir Richard Tangye, 484
• Portrait of Mr. Joseph Tomlinson, 402
• Portrait of Mr. A. H. Whitworth, 451
• Projectiles, Dr. Victor Horsley on some Destructive Effect of Projectiles, 329
• Protractor, Ogle’s, 77
• Pulleys, Action of, Mr. Henry Faija, 265
• Pump, Continuous Current, Baillet and Aude- mar’s, 76
• Pump Locomotives, Mr. W. Warren, 264
• Pumping Engine, Centrifugal, Messrs. Drysdale and Co., 372
• Pumping Engines, Coupled Horizontal Tandem, Messrs. Fielding and Platt, 194, 195
• Pumps, Geared High-lift, Messrs. Hayward Tyler and Co., 205
• Purifier, Parkinson’s Middlings, 206
• Purifying Feed-water, Lyons’ Apparatus for, 184

• RAILROAD Bridge, Large Masonry Arch, over the Pruth in Galicia, 28
• Railway Bridge over the Lan-Ho, China, 365, 366, 367, 368
• Railway Bridge over the Trent, New, 27, 28, 30
• Railway Carriage Carpet Beater and Cushion Cleaner, Bricogne’s, 485
• Railway Carriages, Systems for Heating, 34, 35
• Railway Lines in Yorkshire, Great Northern Extension, 328
• Railway, A Miniature Gravity, Mr. John Bradbury Winter, 185
• Ram “Katahdin,” United States Coast Defence, 288
• Removing the Front Wall of a Warehouse at Reading, 561
• Rolling of Battleships of the Royal Sovereign Class, 85
• Rolling Mill Plant, Improvements in, 561
• Rolling Stock, Heating, 34, 35
• Ropeway, Wire, at Pinerolo, 68, 69

• SAND Blast Apparatus, Mathewson’s, 281
• Sand Pipe Nozzle for Locomotives, Self-adjusting, Mr. A. T. Grafton, 378
• Saturator for the Lantern, Ether, Mr. Gwyer, 359
• Screw Press, Tittley, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 565
• Separators, Steam and Water, Globe Engineering Company, 548
• Sewage Disposal Works, Glasgow, 43, 372, 380
• Sewage, Electric Treatment of, Worthing, 316
• Shaft Bearing, Etchell’s, 499
• Shipbuilding on the Longitudinal Flanged Girder System, Messrs. Croom and Arthur, 347
• Shipyard, The Beginning of a, Messrs. Thornycroft’s Works, 163
• Sifter, Richmond and Chandler’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 564
• Silver Bronze Rod Packing, Forrest’s, 205
• Socket Pipes, Spencer’s Spigot and, 336
• Softening and Heating Apparatus, Feed-water, The Heater Condenser Company, 53
• Spigot and Socket Pipes, Spencer’s, 336
• Spring Coil Tube Brush, The, Messrs. W. Reid and Co., 305
• Steam Excavator, The Osgood Dredge Company, 180
• Steam Generators, Taylor’s Self-contained Gas- fired, 498
• Steam Joint Steel Tubes, Williams’ Wedge, 177
• S.S. “Gothic,” The White Star, 5
• S.S. “St. Petersburg,” Twin-screw, 507
• S.S. “Prussia,” Twin-screw, 496
• S.S. “Torr Head,” The Twin-screw, 305
• S.S. “Turret Age,” The, 220, 221
• Steam Traps, Turnbull’s, 521
• Steel American Oil Tank Car, The Harvey Steel Car Company, 336
• Steel Armour-plates at Texel, 44, 45
• Steel Locomotive Crane, Twenty-ton, 337
• Stone Breaker, Elevator, and Screen, Marsden’s, 197
• Superheater, McPhail and Simpson’s, Trial of, 121, 140

• TANK Engine, Narrow-gauge, East Bengal State Railways, 544, 550
• Tank Locomotive, Narrow-gauge, Messrs. W. G. Bagnall, 77
• Tilting Gear, Ingot, 561
• Time Check, The Bristol Electrical, 184
• Tires or Rims, India-rubber, Bartlett’s, 518
• Tires or Rims, India-rubber, Mackintosh and Co., 518
• Tires or Rims, India-rubber, New British Rubber Company, 518
• Torsion Balance, Professor C. V. Boys on the “Newtonian Constant of Gravitation,” 551
• Tramcars, New Two-horse Forty-seat, Glasgow Corporation Tramways, Midland Railway Carriage and Wagon Company, 239, 242, 243
• Transporting Buildings, 77
• Traps, Turnbull’s Steam, 521
• Triple-expansion Engines for the Russian Battleships, Messrs. Humphrys, Tennant, and Co. (Supplement, January 19th, 1894), 49
• Triple-expansion Engines of the “Turret Age,” Messrs. Doxford and Co. (Supplement, May 4th, 1894)
• Tube-bending Machine, Messrs. Thornycroft’s Works, 163
• Tube Brush, The Spring Coil, Messrs. W. Reid and Co., 305
• Tube, The Row Heating, 281
• Tubes, Williams’ Wedge Steam Joint Steel, 177
• Tunnel, The Redhill, 27
• Twin-screw Steamer “St. Petersburg,” 507
• Twin-screw s.s. “Prussia,” 496
• Twin-screw Steamer “Southwark,” The, 90, 91
• Twin-screw s.s. “Torr Head,” The, 305

• UTILISATION of the Nile, 172, 173, 174
• Utilisation of the Nile, The Kalabsha Gate and Proposed Dam, 196
• Utilisation of Town Refuse at Halifax, 141

• VALVE, Ashton’s Pop Safety, 548
• Valve Gear of an Air Compressor, West’s Gas Improvement Company, 424, 425
• Valve Gear, Joy’s Fluid Pressure, 348
• Valve Gear, Joy’s Liquid, 280
• Vibrations of Steamers, Dr. Otto Schlick’s Experimental Apparatus, 259

• WARSHIPS, Rolling of, Tracings of the Midship Section of the “Campania,” 156
• Water Contour Map, Hertfordshire, 244
• Water Gauges, Hall’s Patent Glass Protector for, Messrs. Dewrance and Co., 64
• Water-tube Boilers, 22, 41, 63, 64, 87, 107, 128, 132, 133, 136, 179, 238, 250
• Water-tube Boiler, Circulation in the Thorny- croft, 238
• Water-tube (Land) Boiler, Messrs. Fleming and Ferguson, 136
• Water-tube (Marine) Boilers, Messrs. Fleming and Ferguson, 132, 133
• Water-tube Boilers, H. Irwin, 179
• Water-tube Marine Boilers, Mr. J. T. Milton, 250
• Wedge Steam Joint Steel Tubes, Williams’, 177
• Welded Iron and Steel Flanges, Spencer’s, 336
• Well at Bourn, Lincolnshire, Overflowing Artesian, 23,24
• Wheel Cap Wrench, Fetch’s, 475
• Wheel at Earl’s Court, The Gigantic, 324
• Wheel, Hett’s Pelton, 358
• Wind Motor, Rollason’s, 337
• Wire Ropeway at Pinerolo, 68, 69
• Wood Mitre-cutting and Paving Machine, Messrs. Melhuish, Sons, and Co., 76

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