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LIST OF NAMES.
Abbots’ Ripton Collision, The, 65, 69, 120, 13S, 140, 231


Being a Complete List of all the Patents applied for or granted during the six months ending Juney 1876.
Academy, The Royal Irish, 418


Abbott, S., Railway Couplings, 142
Accidents in Cleveland Mines, 116


Abel, C. D., Flanging, 142
Accidents on the German Railways, 246


Abel, C. I)., Flanging Boiler Heads, &c.,106
Admiralty Experiments on Welsh Coal, 155


Abel, C. D., Gas Engines, 439
Advice to Inventors, 146


Abel, C. D., Tempering Glass Bottles, &c., 439
Agamemnon, The New Ironclad, 103


Abraham, B.< Railway Signals, 217
Agricultural Shows, 103


Ackroyd, Ambler, and Banks, Combing,476
Air Compressors, 252, 279


Ackroyd, jun., G , Combing, 88
Aird, Mr., Audible Railway Signals, 69,117,140,159, 192, 234, 248


Adair, W., Pumps, 179
Ackerman, Mr. Richard, On the Relation between Tungsten and Iron, 206


Adams, J., Roller Skates, 346
Albert Bridge, Montreal, The Royal, 149, 168, 174


Adams and Livesay, Rolling Stock, 32
Albert Hall, Value of the, 102


Adams, W. F., Boat Lowering, 366
Alloy, A New, 122


Adorno, J. N , Watches and Clocks, 70
American Locomotive Performance, 52


Agar, H., Fire Escapes, 142
American Railroads in 1875, 79


Agate, J., Registering Tills, 217
American Steam Dredging Machine, 467


Ager, G., Heating, 383
Application of Water under Pressure to the Bearing of Vertical Shafts, 208


Ager. N., Locks 161
Arbitration, Ironworks, 436


Ahronsberg, J , Steering, 421
Armour, Inclined, 275


Ainslcy, D. Boring, 494
Armour Plate, A Heavy, 156


Aitken, T. Diiving Belts, 257
Arms Co., The National. 233


Aked & Barker, Spinning and Twisting,217
Armstrong and Co., Sir W., 160-Ton Hydraulic Crane, 168, 170


Albcrty, G. and O., Imitation Parquetry,475
Armstrong and Co., Sir W., 120-Ton Sheers, 186, 191


Alcock, S. H., Dry Closets, 52
Artillery Reform, 63


Aldersey, II., Ships, Ferry Boats, &c., 52
Asphalte versus Wood, 315


Alexander, E. P., Boat Detaching, 217
Association, British Iron Trade, 154


Alexander, E. P., Dredging, 161
Address of President, Mr. G. T. Clark, 134


Alexander, E. P., Gas Engines, 32
Board of Arbitration and Conciliation for the North of England Manufactured Iron Trade, Mr. Samuelson, M.P., 134


Alexander, E. P., Indicator for Mines, 439
Effect of Legislation of the past few years on Iron Manufacturing Interest, Mr. Smith, 154


Alexander, E. P., Pocket Alarums, 236
Separate Lincs of Railways for Mineral and Passenger Traffic, 172


Alexander, E. P., Safety Couplings, 180
Association of Engineering and Shipbuilding Draughtsmen, The Glasgow, 401


Alford, W. H., Jewellery. 383
Air and Circulating Pumps, Mr. Croom, 150


Allan, jun.. A., Gauges, 303
Beams and Strains on Simple Structures, Mr. P. F. Ruthven, 67


Allan and Brown, Telegraphy, 402
Computation of Stresses in Girders, Mr. James G. Fairweather, C.E., 103


Allen, C., Stoppers for Bottles with Aerated Water, 217
Association of Foremen Engineers and Draughtsmen, London, 13,131,171, 357


Allen and Pullman, Railway Wheels, 87
Improvements in Printing Machinery, Mr. A. Glegg, 95


Allen, T., Cisterns, 383
Association of Gas Managers, British—


Allen, T. P., Metal Tubes, 87
Address of the President, Mr. Robert Morton, C.E., 448


Allin, S 8., Roller Skates, 421
Piece-work or Day-work as Applied to the Reduction of the Labouring Force in Gasworks, Mr. J. Travers, 448


Allit, Bafrett, and Elers, Roller Skates, 421
Association, The Manchester Steam Users’, 213,216 Association of Municipal and Sanitary Engineers


Allman and Turton, Boilers, 421
Warwick Water Supply, Mr. E. Pritchard, 315


Allport, B., Gun Wads, 217
Australasian Colonics and Clyde Shipbuilding, 428 Axle Bearings, 4, 31, 44, 63


All wood,'A. R., Sewing Machine Needles, 14
Bagworth Colliery, Fire at, 479


Almgill, T.. Measuring Liquids, 421
Balance Weights, 44


Anderson, S., Sewing Machine Shuttles, 52
Batavia Harbour, 147


Anderson and Ash, Telegraphy, 87
Bath and West of England Society’s Show, 437


Anderson, J., Valves, 32
Beale’s Exhauster, Imperial Gasworks, Gwynne and Co., Messrs., 227, 234


Anderson, T., Brake Working, 494
Bede and Co., Messrs., Double Boring and Facing Machine, 5,13


Anderson, W., Bilge Pumps, 282
Belgian Street Tramways, 77


Andrew, W. H., Spades, Shovels, &c., 106
Belting or Gearing, 248


Andrew, W. H , Springs, 383
Bessemer, The, 186


Andrews, A. C., Waxed Thread Sewing Machines, 106
Bessemer Medal, The, 173


Andrews, A. 8., Reaping and Mowing, 346
Bessemer Steel, 23


Andrews, D. A., Nail Making, 402
Bessemer Works in Germany, 222


Andrews, G„ Tension Device for Roller Blind Cords, 476
Birmingham, Sanitation at, 436


Andrews, W , Cleaning, 494
Blackfriars Bridge, Past and Present, an Account of the Removal of the Old and Construction of the New Bridge, 1, 4, 8, 19, 23, 39, 43, 57, 61, 64, 77, 82, 100, 103, 111, 132, 139


Andus and Bates, Scouring and Polishing Grain, 494
Block System. 358


Anidjah/JL, Couches, 346
Board of Trade Marine Department, 489


Anyon, W^, Roller Skates, 327
Boiler Inspection, Want of, 253


Applegarth, F,, Weirs and Sluices, 346
Boiler, The Lancashire, 396


C°°Per’ an^ Wanklyn, Distilling,
Boiler Plates, Temperature of, 195


Archer, T., Crushing, 161
Boiler, Saltaire Mills, Messis. Galloway and Son’s Double Furnace, 274, 277


Armit, R. H., Indicator for Ships, 281
Boiler Shell Testing Machine, Messrs. Tangye Bros., 115


Armstrong, A.. Safety Cages, 32
Boilers, American, 159, 209, 248


Armstrong, Dean, and Holden, Bogie Engines, 33
Boilers and Boiler Coatings, 3, 31, 62, 63, 80, 98, 160, 193


Arnaud, A., Tell-tale and FireAlarm Apparatus, 476
Boilers, Mr. F. Chambers’ Circulating, 226


Aromon, J. N., Rink Chair, 402
Boilers, Clothing for, 175


Asbury, C., Boilers, 106
Boilers, Factory, 379


Asbury, C., Riuks. 161
Boilers, Howard, 3, 31


Ashcroft and Moseley, Billiard Markers, 476
Boilers, Marine, 414


Ashmo'ce, 0. I’., Baking Powders, 302’
Boilers, Steel, 193


Aspinall, A. J., Sliding Boxes, 475
Boilers, Water Tube, 93, 483


Astley and Davies, Knitting, 346
Boilers, Messrs. Wigzell and Ramsden’s Water Tube, 313, 316                                               


Aston, J., Breech-loading Fire-arms, 236
Boulogne Harbour, 122


Astrop, W., Folding Perambulators, 455
Brake Power, Insufficient, 80


Atherton, J., Glass, 217
Brakes, Continuous, 400


Atkinson and Temple, Communicating in Trains, 199
Bremerhaven Explosion, The, 439


Atterbury and Boyle, Furnaces, 32
Bridge over the Elbe near Tetschen, Austrian North-Western Railway, 104


Attwood and Potter, Glazing Buildings, 476
Bridge, The Severn, 84


Austin, W., Boxes, 439
British Association, 326


Avery, W. B., Weighing Machines, 383
Brownlee, Mr. James, Action of Water Flowing-through a Nozzle. 452


Babbe, F. H. B , Screw Propellers, 402
Bruce, M.I.C.E., Mr. G. R., Ore Shipping Pier at Huelva, 360, 363, 372, 374, 375         


Badcock, J.. Wearing Apparel—Dress Improvers, 32,123
Brussels Exhibition, The, 150


Baggeley, H., Crucibles, Retorts, &c., 14'2 Bagot, A. C , Clinometer- Instruments, 455 Bailey, J. H„ Railway Signalling, 421
^DrnF 209 Davidson, Messrs., Kainotoman Rock Buckton and Co., Messrs. J., Multiple Drilling Machine, Burrell and Co., Messrs., 6-H.P. Traction Engine, 79


Bailey and Smith, Combing, 70
Cable Telegraphing, 310


Baillie, R., Cranes, 14
Canal, Another Maritime, between the White Sea and Baltic, 77


Bainbridge, E„ Axle-bearings of Coal Tubs, 32
Canal du Midi, The, 435


Bairnsfather and Harper, Railway Signalling, 52
Canal between the Rhone and the Rhine, 22


Baker, G. W., Roller Skates, 439
Canterbury Cathedral, Protection from Fire of, 491


Baker, J. M., Horse Hoes, 302
Capital and Labour, 359, 483


Bakers, L., Roller Skates, 52
Carmarthen Sewage Works, 13


Bake well. A,. Armour-plating, 217
Carmichael, Statue to Mr. James, 475


Bamford and Taylor, Furnaces, 455
Cars, Steam Street, 448


Baldwin, T., Crushing and Pulverising, 217
Casson-Dormoy Puddling Furnace, Roundoak Ironworks, 340, 343


Banks. C., Taps, 257
Chambers, Mr. F., Circulating Boilers, 226


Banks, J., Ventilators, 476
Chameroy’s Weighing Machine, 401


Banks, J. R., Railway Wheels, 327
Channel Communication, 116


Banks, T., Crochet Hook, 421
Chelsea Glaciarium, Mr. Gamgee’s Refrigerating Apparatus at the, 378, 381


Bannehr and Varley, Treating Sewage, 383 Barbandy, G., Food for Cattle and Horses, 455
Chinese Money, 446


Barber, T. W., Pipe Organs, 52
City of London Directory, 105


Barbour, D., Fabrics, 88
Classification of Elements, Discovery of a New Metal, 49, 63


Barbour, J., Fluting Machines, 421
Clay Grinding Mill, Messrs. II. Hind and Son, 242, 247


Barbour, J., Hackling, 366
Cleveland Iron Mines, Output of, 401


Barbour, J , Lubricating Cups, 383
Climbing a Standpipe, 486


Barbour, J., Rope, &c,, 106
Climbing Tall Chimneys, 23, 98, 117


Barbour, S and J., Balling Machine, 421
Clyde Engineers and the Board of Trade, 155


Barclay, W., Tramways, 70
Coal and Iron Districts, Short Hours and Trade in, 176


Bardsley and Hargreaves, Taps, 402
Coal Mines, Ventilation of, 176


Barit and Bradshaw, Steam Traps, 402
Coke, Anthracite, 176


Barff, F. S., Preserving Substances, 180
Collieries, Mechanical Ventilation of, 48


Barit, F. S., Protecting Iron Surfaces, 257
Collieries, Ventilation of, 454


Barker, B., Tramways, 282
Colliery Explosion, Another, 490


Barker, F., Magnetic Compasses, 476
Colliery Ventilation, Mr. Alderman Taylor on, 58


Barker, G., Fireplaces, Stoves, and Bars, 494
Collisions and Continuous Brakes, 358


Barlow, C., Concrete, Artificial Fuel, &c.,52
Comber, Mr. W. A., Rotary Engine, 42, 63


Barlow, C., Paving Blocks, 52
Compensation for Damage by Floods, 13


Barlow, C , Fire Extinguishing, 142
Competition, 472


Barlow, C., Railway Car Axles, 52
Confection Pan and Engine, Brown’s Exhaust Steam, Messrs. Robertson, Osburne, and Co., 226


Barlow and Davis, Registering Distance, 383
Contractors, Liability of, 138


Barlow, H. B., Filters, 33
Corrosion of Marine Boilers in the Navy, Commission on, 30


Barlow, P. N., and P, W., jun., Laying and Riveting Tubes, 217
Cowls, Wind, 80, 98


Barnard, B., Opening Sliding Windows, &c., 14
Crane, Sir W’. Armstrong and Co.’s, 160-ton Hydraulic, 168, 170


Barnes, F. W., Hydraulic Weighing, 179
Crinoline at Sea, 48


Barnes, Salmon, and Lawrey, Mangling, Wringing, and Drying, 421
Crohn, Mr. F. W., Unison Expansion Gear, 394


Barnet, J., Iron, 282
Crystal Palace Engineering School, 294


Barnet and Nelson, Roller Skates, 282
Crystal Palace Exhibition of Railway Appliances, 428


Barnett, J., Furnaces, 236
Cupola Management, 80, 117, 140, 193, 210, 279, 319,395


Barrett and Hargreaves, Meters, 142
Cyclads, Russian, 75, 93


Barrett, J., Carts, 52
Cylinder Condensation and the Economical Limit to


Barrie and Samson, Stoppers for Aerated Water Bottles, 142
Expansion in Steam, 414, 468, 483


Bartholomew, C., Diving Apparatus, 123
Darke, Mr., Detent for Indicators, 69


Barton, J., Copying Presses, 52
Davey, Paxman, and Co., Messrs., Double Cylinder Winding Engine, 140


Bate, C. M., Roller Skates, 124, 257
Deflection of Beams, Experimental Researches on the, 248


Bate and Moseley, Millstones, 70
Derbyshire Lead Mining, 380


Batley, W- S.. Bricks, Tiles, &c., 217
Detent for Indicators, Mr. Darke, 69


Batt, H., Scaffolding, 199
Devine, Mr. W., Spike Extractor, 42


Battinson, J. G., and Whitehead, Combing,
Dewrance and Company, Messrs. J., Stop'Cock, 226


Batty, M. and W., Automatic Signals, 383 Baur, J., Steel, 142, 179
Diamond Rock-Loring Company, The, 139


Baxendale and Heald, Draw Bars, ISO
Digging Machine, Mr. J. H. Knight’s Steam, 394


Baxter, E. H. Bells, 142
Diminution of Friction between Tires and Rails, Mr.


Baxter and Greaves, Solitaires, 281
D. McDowell, at the Institution of Civil Engineers in Ireland, 44


Bayly, M., Roller Skates, 87
Dock Extension at Hull, 327


Beall, T., Bolt Fastenings, 383
Dock Gates, 433


Beanes, E., Sulphurous Acid Gas, 402
Dock, The Nicolaieff Floating and Depositing, Messrs. Clark and Standfield, 294


Beare, H., Haymaking. 475
Domestic Inventions, 50


Beattie, J., Bridges and Viaducts, 476
Doubling Boring and Facing Machine, Messrs. Bede and Co., 5, 13


Beaumont, F. E. B., Engines, 52
Draining the Zuyder Zee, 2


Beaumont, F. E. B., Percussive Rock Drills, 346
Drawing Office, Good News for the, 455


Beaumont, F. E. B., Steam Steering, 455
Dredging Machine, An American Steam, 467


Beaumont, F. E. B., Tunnelling, 32
Drilling Machine, Messrs. J. Buckton and Co.’s Multiple, 116


Beaumont and Pilkington, Roller Skates,
Drilling and Slotting Machine, Messrs. Lowry and Co., 122


32, 236
Drops on Liquids, Action of, 98


Beckett, G., Wheels, 281
Dudgeon, Mr. John, 20


Bedford, J., Cleaning, Bolting, and Separating, 70
Dudio The, 359


Bedwell. F. Le B., Connecting Telegraphy with Ships. 142
Duke’s Palace Works, Norwich, Destructive Fire at, 95


Beedell, E. C., Calendars for Merchants, &c., 217
Dynamite, Manufacture of, 171


Beeley and Muir, Metal Plates, 179
Economy, Ironworks, 196


Beldam, A., Packing, 476
Embankments, Reservoir, 251


Belicard, J., Cutting Pile Fabrics, 402
Employers, A Hint to, 436


Bellctti and De Choch, Mending Shafts,
Employers, Liability of, 400


Axles, &c„ 402
Engine, Messrs. Burrell and Co.’s 6-horse power


Bennett, F. G., Roller Skates, 282
Traction, 79


Bennett, G. T., Governors, 32
Engine, Mr. W. A. Comber’s Rotary, 42, 63


Bennet, J. F., Telegraphy, 455
Engine, Compound Pumping, at Crown Point, Risdon


Benson, M., Telegraphy, 70
Ironworks Company, 187, 194, 210


Benson, M., Valves, 180
Engine Economy, Steam, 80, 117


Benson, M., Spinnin ' and Doubling, 421
Engine, Sir. A. Higginson’s Semi-rotary, 115


Benstead, T., Reaping, 87
Engine, Midland Railway, Mr. S. Johnson’s Express


Bentham, H. W., Clipping and Shearing, 346
Passenger, 230, 234, 250, 254


Beresford and Mullin, Spinning, 303
Engine, Royal Hungarian State Railways, Mr. J.


Bernard, J., Carts and Wagons, 383
Haswell’s Express Passenger, 337, 338,356, 363, 398 401


Berry, Bradford, and Smith, Spinning, 179
Enginemen, Certificated, 66, 98, 101, 117, 342


Berry, T., Warping, 217
Engineer, Education of a Civil, 358


Berryman, R., Heating. 421
Engineering Troubles Abroad, 120


Bertram, L. B., Roller Skates, 281
Engines, Compound, 117


Bessemer, H., Reflectors, Lenses, <fcc., 70
Engines, Handy, 252


Best, S. C., Switches and Points, 383
Engines, Rotary, 140


Betzold, G., Colouring Matters, 217
Engines of H.M.S. Rover, 324


Bevington, T., Gloves, 383
Engines, Steam Fire, 319


Bevis, W., Roller Skates, 142
English Colonies and the Bosphorus, 150


Bew, W., Piled Fabrics, 180
Erith Strike, The, 27, 65, 98, 101


Bezer, H., Registering the Passage of Vehicles, 476
Espinasse Puddling Furnace, The, 112


Bezer, H., Roller Skates, 303
Evaporative Economical Efficiency of a Root Boiler, 351


Bezer, H., Turnstiles, 123
Expanding Steam-No Gain, but a Loss, 62. 468


Bickerton and Wormaid, Dissolving Snow, 70
Expansion Gear, Mr. F. Crohn’s Unison, 394


Biddell, G. A., Corkscrews, 494
Expenditure, Locomotive, 248


Biddell, G. A., Engines, 217
Experiment, a Curious, 490


Billet, A., Printing Telegraphs, 303
Experiments, Mr. Froude’s, 319


Bingham, T. R. D., Paddle-wheels, 142
Explosion on the Steam Tug Prince of Wales 277


■ Binks, H. B., Bottles, 366
Explosions, Boiler, 193, 248, 318


Bintley, J. T., Watch and Clock Cases, 303
Explosions, Colliery, 80, 98


Bischof, G., Purifying Sewage, 455
Failure of the Regulation Works Vienna, and


Bishop, W., Cleaning and Dyeing, 257
Inundation of the City, 150


Bisset, T. S., Digging Potatoes, 383
Fall of the Railway Bridge over the Elbe at Riesa. 152


Black, T., Boilers, 383
Faraday, The Telegraph Cable Ship, Messrs. Mitchell


Black, T., Engines, 383
and Co., 295


Black, T., Ships’ Cabins, 282
Fayol Respirator, The, 85


Blackburn, T., Driving Bands, 199
Fire-boxes, Locomotive, 48


Blackie and Robertson, Cisterns and
Fires in Coal Mines and their Extinction, Mr. J.


Valves, 383
Thompson, F.G.S., at the Manchester Geological


Blair, J. and A., Clipping Cappets, 70


Blake, A., Brewing, 383
Society, 469


Blackey, J., Boot Trees, 179
Fire Damp, 193, 248


Blakey, J., Boots and Shoes, 383
Fire Pumps, Steam, 411                  .


Blewitt, R. J., Carburetted Hydrogen and
Fire in the Salt Mine at Brochnia, in Galicia, 20


Olefiant Gases, 32
Floods and Rivers, 341, 359


Blewitt, R. J., Coating Metals, 32
Fog Signals, 37, 46, 98, 235


Blewitt, R. J„ Gas, 257
Fog Signals, Maritime, 62


Blinkhorn and Browning, Slide Valves, 421
Forming Channels in River Bars, 193


Bliss, W. H., Roller Skates, 402
“ Fumes,” Mr. Bramwell and, 176


Blundell, G. T. and J. W., Lavatories, 199
Furnace Yields, Blast, 48


Blunn, H. A., Furnaces for Glass, 402
Gallatin Experiments, The, 130, 333


Bohne, C., Mathematical Instruments, 179
Galloway and Son’s, Messrs., Double Furnace Boiler, Saltaire Mills, 274, 277


Boissoau, P. F., Cleaning Ships’Bottoms,
Galvanised Iron, 272


Piers, &c., 199
Gas for Barbadoes, 150


Bolt, J., Stoppers for Bottles, 88
Gas Burners, 248


Bolt and Weeder, Stoppers for Bottles, 236
Gas Companies and Fogs, 120.


Bolton, F„ Weighing and Measuring
Gas Lighting in New York City, 235


Liquids. 32
Gasworks, Leeds, 436


Bond, F. T„ Filtering, 142
German Labour in the Building Trade, 365


Bondi, C., Signalling and Telegraphing, 346
German Lifeboat Society, 105


Bone, G., Boilers, 236
Germany, Trade in. 159


Bonneville, H.A.., Cleaning Ships’ Bottoms, 421
Germany Underselling Belgium, 418


Bonneville. H. A., Electro-Dynamic Apparatus, 327
Gilding on External Railings, 147


Bonneville, H. A., Engines, 33
Glasgow Inventors and the Patents Bill, 186


Bonneville, H. A,, Flooring, 142
Gold and Silver, 382


Bonneville, H. A., Heating — Footwarmers, 302
Goliath, The, 13


Bonneville, H. A., Heating Railway Carriages, 32, 70
Goods Station, Farringdon-road, Great Northern Railway, 114. 116


Bonneville, H. A., Rolling and Cutting
Government and Steam Boilers, 150


Endless Paper, 383
Great Northern Railway Company’s Goods Station, Farringdon-road, Mr. R. Johnson, C.E., 95, 96, 97, 114, 116


Bonneville, H. A. Zinc. 142
Grinders, Universal, Messrs. Thompson and Sterne, 187


Booth, G. J., Driving Bands, 32
Gun, The 81-Ton, 28, 168, 342


Booth and Holcroft. Furnaces, 281
Gun, The 100-Ton, 472


Bordone, J. P. T., Boilers, 33
Gun at Shoeburyness, The 38-Ton, 493


Borzecki, C., Perpetual Motion, 87
Gun, Trial of the 38-Ton, 464


Bus worth, J. A., Bricks, 282
Gun, The Whitworth, 400


Boulcott, J. R , Diving, 33
Gunboat, The New, 87


Boulton, A., Tacks and Nails, 282
Guns, Heavy, 379


Boulton, M. P. W., Heat, 302
Guns, The Horse-power of Heavy, 471


Boulton, M. P. W., Motive Power, 476
Gwynne and Co., Messrs. Beale’s Exhauster, Imperial Gasworks, 227, 234


Boulton, W., Grinding Materials for Pottery, 32
Haswell Bogie, 13—(See also Working Drawing, No. 92)


Boursot, A., Roller Skates, 161
Haswell, Mr. J., Express Passenger Engine, Royal Hungarian State Railways, 337, 338, 356,363, 398, 401


Bousfield, G. T., Pianoforte Hand Rests, 302
Hathorn, Davis, and Co., Messrs., Pumping and Winding Engines, New Hartley Pit, 298, 300


Bousfiold, G. T., Pistons, 32
Hayward Tyler and Co., Messrs., Direct-acting Steam Pump for Collieries, 152, 154


Bousfield, G. T., Preserving Wood Posts, 142
Heat, Physical Process by which it is Developed and Absorbed in the Expansion and Contraction of Matter, 4


Bousfield, G. T., Sawing, 402
Higginson, Mr. A., Semi-rotary Engine, 115


Bousfield, G. T., Telegraphy, 383
Hind and Son, Messrs. IL, Clay Grinding Mill, 242, 247


Bovenschen, C., Stopping Bottles, 421
Hind and Son, Messrs. H., Pipe Boring and Turning Lathe, 60


Bowden, E, T., Tea and Coffee Pots, 494
Hirondelle, Compound Paddle-wheel Engines of SS., M. J. A. Normand, 317, 320


Bowman and Macadam, Sash-bars for
Historical Notes on Roller Skates, 85, 102, 121, 129, 159, 167, 185, 205, 223, 241, 263, 281


Greenhouses, &c., 383
Hobson’s Hot Blast Pyrometer, South Kensington Loan Collection, 484


Bowron, J., Wheels, 161
Hull Waterworks, 95


Box, W., Traction Engines, 455
Hydra, Explosion on Board H.M.S., 436


Boyce, C. Anchors, 402
India, Iron Making in, 276


Boyle, R., Boiler Furnaces for Ships, 52
India, Public Works in, 68,86; Transport of Materials 78


Bradbury, W., Looms, 476
Indicators, Speed, 3


Braddock, sen. and jun., Governors, 494
Inflexible, H.M.S., 277, 318, 321


Bradley, E. and H., and Sunderland, Fuel Economising and Smoke Consuming, 316
Inside and Outside Frames, 358


Bradshaw, C. W , Rinks, 217
Inspecting a Railway, Pennsylvania, 40


Braunfield, R., Metal Boxes, 475
Institute. The Iron and Steel


Bray, G., Gas Burners, 281
Carbon and other Deposits from the Gases of Blast


Bray, G., Turning and Shaping Wood, 281
Furnaces in Cleveland, Mr. J. Pattinson, 256, 279


Bray and Groom, Gas, 199
Casson-Dormoy Puddling Furnace, Mr. E. Fisher Smith, 280


Breffit, E., Stoppers for Bottles, 217
Ferroux Rock Drill and Air Compressor, Mr. H. W.


Breffit and Neville, Stoppers for Bottles, 199
Pendred, C.E., 256


Bresson, A., Benzine, Light, Oil, and Anthracene, 32
Fire-clay and other Refractory Materials, Mr. Snelus, 228, 235


Bresson, A., Railway River Bridge, 421
Note on the Manufacture of Anthracite Coke in South Wales, Mr. W. Hackney, A.I.C.E., 45


Brewer, E. G., Bricks and Tiles, 70
Overcoming Steep Gradients on Railways, Mr.


Brewer, E. G., Cases for Toilet Articles, 346
Henry Handyside, 280


Brewer, E. G., Closing Casks. 402
Siemens-Martin Process, Mr. Michael Scott, 281


Brewer, E. G., Cutting Materials, 421
Strength of Rail Joints, Mr. C. P. Sandberg, 228


Brewer, E. G., Depositing and Picking up Mail Bags, 180
Uses of Ferro-manganese, M. F. Gautier, 255, 279 Institution of Civil Engineers, 22, 49, 84, 120, 277,


Brewer, E. G., Glove for Horticultural Purposes, 440
310, 363, 452, 493


I Brewer, E, G., Looms, 421
Address of Mr. George Robert Stephenson, President, 24


Brewer, E. G., Permanent Way, 439
Annual Dinner, 224


Brewer, E. G., Preserving Food, 302
Boring Machine of Schemnitz, Herr L. Markus, 198


Brewer, E. G., Pumps, 217
Carlingford Lough and Greenore, Mr. James Barton, M.I.C.E., 116


Brewer, E. G., Reefing Sails, 70
Changes in the Tidal Portion of the Mersey and its Estuary, Mr. James N. Shoolbred, B.A., Assoc. Inst. C.E., 345


Brewer, E. G., Respiratory Apparatus, 257
Conversazione, 401, 436


Brewer, E. G , Roller Skates, 327
Dhu Heartache Lighthouse, Mr. David Alan Stevenson, B.S.C., 315


Brewer, E. G., Safe Time Locks, 199
Estimating the Illuminating Power of Coal Gas, Mr. W. Sugg, Assoc. Inst., C.E.


Brewer, E. G., Sewing Hosiery, 161
Evaporation and Percolation, Mr. Charles Greaves, M.I.C.E., 186


Brewer, E. G., Ships and Propellers, 87
Fascine Work at the Outfalls of the Fen Rivers and Reclamation of the Foreshore, Air. W. II. Wheeler, M. Inst. C.E , 365


Brewer, E. G., Umbrellas and Parasols, 383
Floods in England and Wales during 1875, and on Water Economy, Mr. George James Symons, 168


Briere, J., Feeding Bottles, 199
Holyhead New Harbour, Air Herrison Hayter, 105 Hydraulic Canal Lift at Anderton, Air. Sidengham


Brierley, J„ F. W., and W. W., Railway Signals, 236
Duer, 215


Brierley, J., F. W., and W. W., Switches and Points, 32
Permanent Way of Railways, Air. R. Price Williams, 437


Brierley and McCraith, Bottles and Stoppers, 302
Probable Errors of Levelling, with Rules for the Treatment of Accumulated Errors, Air. Wilfrid Airy, B.A., 155


Bright, W., Roller Skates, 402
Railway Wagons, with Special Reference to Economy in Dead Weight, Air. W. R. Browne, Assoc. Inst. C.E., 372


Brinjes, J. F.. Pumping, 123
Sewage Interception Systems or Dry Sewage Processes, Air. Gilbert R. Redgrave, Assoc. Inst.C.E., 254


Britten, B., Glass, 439
Treatment of Sewage by Precipitation, Air. W. Shelford, Al. Inst. C.E., 254


Britten, J., Tell Tales, 87
Ventilation and Working of Railway Tunnels, Air.


Broad and Claxton, Envelopes and Wrappers. 439
Gabriel James Alorrison, Al. Inst. C.E , 40


Broadbent and Brown, Treating Hops. 106
Institution of Engineers, The Cleveland


Broadbent, R. and H., Breaking and Crushing, 303
Application of Alechanical Principles to the Phenomena of Sound, Air. T. Wrightson, 300


Broadhead, J., Jacquarding, 180]
Economic Construction of Dwelling-houses for the Working Classes, Mr. VV. Henman, 63


Brodie, D., Mashing Grain, &c., ISO
Head’s Patent Prime Al over, Air. Jeremiah Head, M.I.C.E., 210, 212, 300


Bromilow, J., Steel, 32
Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders in


Brook and Wilson, Gas, 421
Scotland


Brookes, W., Fog and Audible Signals, 439
Action of Water Flowing through a Nozzle, Air.


Brookes, W., Printing in Colours. 476
James Brownlee, 432


Brookes, W., Sewing Machines, 217
Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 338, 376


Brotherhood, P., Engines, 70
Lancashire Boiler : Its Construction, Equipment, and Setting. Air. Lavington E. Fletcher, 352


Brotherhood, P , Steering, 52
Ogi Paper Mill, Japan, Air. W. Anderson, 353


Brown, A. B , Stone Getting, 161
Yield of Wells Sunk in the Chalk in the Cential


Brown, B., Roller Skates, 199
Portion of the London Basin, Air. Easton, 354


Brown and Barnes, Photography, 476
Institution of Naval Architects, 173, 333, 358


Brown and Beard, Wheels, 52
Address of President, Lord Hampton, 242


Brown, Dean, and Orrah, Cutting Fabrics, 302
Austrian Ironclads, Air. E. J. Reed, C.B., ALP., 243


Brown, E. and F., Harness, 421
Boats’ Davits, Air. R. A. Allardyce, 325


Brown, F., Stone Dressing, 475
Cellular System of Building for Ships of War. Air.


Brown, H. H., Cleaning and Polishing Boots, &c., 421
Boold, 242, 246


Brown, J. W., Ranges, 161
Circular Ironclads, Lieut. Goulaeff, F.R.S.N. A., 242, 244


Brown, O , Communicating in Trains, 302
Comparative Resistances of Long Ships of Several Types, Mr. W. Froude, FR.S., 291


Brown, 8. O , Roller Skates, 106,180
Compound Surface-condensing Engines of the Paddle Steamer Hirondelle, Alons. G. A.Normand, 325


Brown, T., Picks, Axes, <fcc., 455
Double and Triple Cylindrical Vessels, Air. 11. A.


Brown and Vaughan, Tubes. 217
Egerton, 264


Browne, A., Electro-Magnetic Enginesand
Longitudinal Girder or Bulkhead System of Iron Ship Construction, Edwin W. de Rusett, 311


Galvanic Battery, 14
Nicolaieff Floating and Depositing Dock, Air. Latimer Clark, C. E., 293


Browne, A., Steel, 366
Present System of Sea Cocks and their Connections in Steamers, Air. H. G. Spence, 266


Browne, A., Stone Breaking, 475
Propulsion of Bodies Through the Water, Air. Robert Griffiths, 344


Browne, A., Valves, 217
Pumping and Ventilating Arrangements, Air. Thomas Morley, 265


Browne, A., Ventilating, 455
Ratio of Indicated to Effective Horse-power as Elucidated by Air. R. Denny’s AI.M. Trials at Varied Speeds, Air. W. Froude, F.R.S., 288


Browne, A., Water-proofing and Preserving Materials, 70
Recovering Sunken and Stranded Vessels, Air. Henry F. Knapp, C E., 290


Brownhill, R. W. and W., Tubes, 52
Screw Propeller and Certain Proposed Schemes for Increasing its Efficiency, Air. Hamilton W. Pen-dred, C.E., 335


Browning, J., Harmoniums, 142
Ships of War, Air. Barnaby, V.P., 242, 243


Browning, G., Sewing Machines, 14
Small Compound Steam Engine, Air. Thomas Aloy, 334


Bruce, G. B., Viaducts, 180
Some Trials of Simple and Compound Engines, All. Richard Sennett, F.R.S.N.A., and ALE., 334


Brunton, J. D. and G., Tunnelling, 346
Steel for Shipbuilding as Supplied to the Royal Navy, J. Riley, Esq., 269, 300


Buchanan, J., Motive Power, 236
Steering Gear, Air. G. L. Watson, 344


Buckingham, J., Ploughs, 383
Telegraph Cable Ships Faraday, C. W. Alcrrificld.


Buck, T., Bricks and Tiles, 179
F.R S., 292


Budenberg, A., Emery Wheel, 161
Tested Iron and Ships, Air. J. E. Scott, 264


Budenberg, A., Extinguishing Sparks, 32
Three-throw Crank Engines of the Compound System, Constructed by Ravenhill. Eastons, and Co., London, H.A1.S. Rover, Mr. John R. Ravenhill, 324


Budenberg, A., Gauges, 217
Unarmoured Vessels, Air. Brassey, 242, 256


Bull, W.j Envelopes. 455
Unequal Onward Alotion in the Upper and Lower Currents in a Ship’s Wake, and Effects on the Action of a Screw Propeller, Professor Osborne Reynolds, 268


Bull, W., Filling Bottles, 402
Water Tube Boilers, Air. J. F. Flannery, 312


Bull, W., Heating and Evaporating, 32
Yacht Aleasurement, Air. E. C. Sterling, 343


Bullivant, W. M., Towing, 383
Institution, The Royal, 294


| Bullough, J., Looms, 199
Ireland, Coal in the South of, 361


1 Bullough, W. H., Taps and Valves, 303
Ireland, Alineral Resources of, 3


Bullows, A., Buckles, Rings, <tc., 366
Ironclads of European Powers, 409


BUnger, A., Street Locomotives, 52
Ironclads, Our, 193


Burdekin, G., Furnaces, 180
Iron, Coal, and General Trades of Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and other Districts, 17, 34, 54, 72, 90, 108, 126, 144, 164, 182, 202, 220, 238, 260, 2S4, 306, 330, 348, 368, 386, 406, 424, 442, 458, 478, 496


Burdett, A. and J , Compressing Air, 142
Iron, Gas Alade, 276


Burford, J., Hot-water Dishes, 383
Iron, Making Direct, 276


Burford, J., Portmanteau, 366
Ironmaking Experiments in Central India, 84


Burgess, H. A., Roller Skates, 199
Ironmaking, Alachinery in, 490


Burgh, N. P., Engines and Expansion Valves, 383
Iron and Steel, Belgian and German, 381


Burke, Burke, and Browne, Switches and Points, 236
Iron and Steel in the United States in 1875, 486


Burke, M., Roller Skates, 302, 475
Iron Trade, The American, 472


Burnier, A., Artificial Flowers, 70
Iron Trade of Germany, 31


Burrows and Colton, Desks for Photo graphy, 276
Iron Trade Prospects, 417


Burstow, E . Roller Skates, 383
Ironworks, Sale at West Hartlepool, 187


Burt, J. G. K., Heating, 14, 494
Italian Tramways, 262


Burbles, R., Treating Glass, 421
Italian Treaty, The, 426


Barton, E. G., Telegraphy, 257
“ I Waited for the Train at Coventry,” 49


Burton and Greig, Cultivating, 33
Johnson, C.E., Air. R., Great Northern Railway Company’s Goods Station, Farringdon-road, 95, 96, 97


Bury, J., Cowls, 303
Johnson, Mr. 8., Express Passenger Engine, Alidland Railway, 230, 234, 250, 254


Bussey, G. G., Pneumatic Fire-arm , 142
Keyway Drilling Machine, Messrs. Sharp, Stewart, and Co’s, Portable, 187


Bussey, G. G., Roller rikates, 217,1
Kiel Harbour, The New, 116


Butler, G., Furnaces, 455
Knight, Mr. J. H., Steam Power Digging Machine, 394


Butler, G., Valves, 475
Koch, Mr. R., and Mr. H. Muller, Universal Lathe, 19, 26


Butler, J. J., Indicating Speed, 236
La Bastie Process, The, 363


Butterworth, Dickinson, and Catlow, Dooms, 476
Lacing Heavy Belts. 428


Button, D., Bricks and Tiles, 236
Lamps for Colliery Working, 418


By for, A. T., Copying, 281
Landore Siemens Steel Works, 461, 466, 484, 492


Byron, R. G. de L., Motive Power, 257
Landore Steel, 300


By water and 'Whitaker, Loom, 32
Lathe, Universal, Mr. R. Koch and Mr. H. Muller, 19, 26


Caines and Mitchell, Suspenders for Wearing Apparel, 88
Launches, The Abuse of Steam, 418


Calvert, G. A., Slide Valves, 475
Lawrence and Porter, Messrs., Combined Centrifugal Pump and Engine, 208


Caldwell, A., Meters, 217
Leading Articles: —


Cambridge, E., Roller Skates, 217
A bbots’ Ripton Collision, The, 65, 120, 138, 231


Cameron, M. M. C.. Flower Basket, 180
Abuse of Steam Launches, 418


Cammack and Walker, Heating, Evaporating, and Concentrating, 366
Air Compressors, 252


Cammack and Walker, Sulphates of Soda and Potash, 217
Amalgamated Society of Engineers, 453


Campbell, D. M., Ships, 14
American Iron Trade, 472


Canard, F.. Treating Furs, 475
Annual Article, 9


Capon and Boughtwood, Securing Wine Cases, 70
Anthracite Coke, 175


Capper, J., Ventilating, 32
Aston’s Paddle Wheels, 299, 321


Caries, J., Railway Signalling, 142
Automatic Signals, 300


Cai mont, AV. H., iron Bars, 383
Battle of the Stoves, 120


Carpenter, J., Skates, 366
Belgian and German Iron and Steel, 381


Carpenter and Martin, Clocks, 439
Blast Furnace Yields, 48


Carpenter, W. T., Gas, 303
Blasting Powder in Mines, 214


Carr and Urwin, Bricks, 303
Boilers of the Propontis, 66


Carter, J., Easels and Tables for Reading, 455
Bramwell and “ Fumes,” Mr. 176


Carter and Tomkins, Roller Skates, 282
Cables and Anchors for the Navj, 138


Carter, W. IL, Preserving Substances, 303
Canal du Midi, The, 435


Carter, W. O., Quarrying, 281
Centennial Exhibition, The, 399


Casper, E , binding Documents, 494
Certificated Enginemen, 66, 101, 342


Casson, R. S., Furnaces, 106
Channel Tunnel, The, 28


Castilberg, J. A. B. von, Imitation Marble and Wood, 180
Clothing for Boilers, 175


Canty, H. E., Poultices, 281
Coal Explorations in Lincolnshire, 400


Canty, H. E., Preventing Draughts, 87
Coal in the South of Ireland, 361


Chadburn, W., Skates, 179
Colliery Explosion, Another, 490


Chadderton, Allmark, and Haigh, Valves, 88
Competition, 472


Chadwick and Giggle, Lubricating, 421
Continuous Brakes, 400


Chadwick, J., Covering, Drawing Rollers, 70
Conversazione of the Institution of Civil Engineers, 401, 437


Chadwick, J., Dyeing and Printing, 180
Crinoline at Sea, 48


Chadwick and Sugden, Sewing Machines, 217
Curious Experiment, A, 490


Chaloner, W. G. and T., Valves, 236
Disclaimers to Patent Specifications, 453


Chamberlain, F., Bricks and Tiles, 217
Double-ended Ships of War, 435


Chambers. J. E., Cleaning Knives, 281
Drainage of Staffordshire Mines, 362


Chandler, S. jun., and J., Permanent Way, 366
Efficiency of Screw Propellers, 119


Chapman, G., Roller Skates, 257
Eighty-one Ton Gun, The, 28, 342


Chapman, J. G , Sugar Cane Mills, 14
Energetic Workmen, 84, 120


Chapman and de Russett, Ships, 161
Engineering Trouble Abroad, 120


Charageat, E„ Umbrellas and Parasols, 217
English and Belgian Workmen, 13


Cherry, W. P., and C. E., Railway Signals, 199
Erith Strike, The, 27, 65, 101


Cherry, W. P., and C. E., Steel, 494
Exhibition of Scientific Apparatus, South Kensington, 341


Cherry, W. P., and C. E., Stoppers for Bottles, 70
Explosion on Board H.M.S. Hydra, 436


Cheshire, J., Roller Skates, 106, 494
Factory Boilers, 379


Chesterman, W., Band Chains, 180
Failure of a Tank at St. George’s Hospital, 436


Childs, A. B., Bolting and Purifying, 421
Floods and Rivers. 341


Childs, A. B., Cleaning Grain, 33
Free Trade in the United States, 490


Chisholm and Clegg, Spinning and Doubling, 421
Gas Companies and Fogs, 120


Choules, T., Cleaning and Polishing, 87
Gas-made Iron, 276


Christy,.!., Roller Skates, 161
Germany Underselling Belgium, 418


Chubb, G. H., Safes, 180
Goliath, The, 13


Churchill, C., Washer for Bolts and Nuts, 1 161
Gun, The Whitworth, 400


Clabrough, J. P., Gun Barrels, 282 diamond, C., Rinks, 217
Handy Engines, 252


Clamond, C., Waterproofing, 70
Heavy Armour Plate, A, 196


Clare and Campbell, Game, 257
Heavy Guns, 379


Clark, A, M., Air and Waterproof Fabrics, 302
Hints to Employers, 436


Clark, A. M , Automatic Signal Buoy, 366
Horse Power of Heavy Guns, 471


Clark, A. M., Axles, 383
Hundred Ton Gun, The, 472


Clark, A. M , Buttons, 440
Inclined Armour, 275


Clark, A. M., Cakes, 303
Independent or Dependent Water Supply, 342


Clark, A. M., Carding, 302
Inflexible, The, 321


Clark, A. M., Casting Lead on Shipboard, 217
Ironmaking Experiments in Central India, 84, 276


Clark, A. M., Castors for Furniture and
Iron Trade Prospects, 417


Skates, 455
Ironworks Arbitration, 436


Clark, A. M., Chains, 70
Ironworks Economy, 196


Clark, A. M., Chairs, 303
“ I Waited for the Train at Coventry,” 49


Clark, A. M., Charging Gas Retorts, 402
Lamps for Colliery Working, 418


Clark, A. M , Chronometers, 236
Lead Mining in Derbyshire, 380


Clark, A. M., Clipping Boiler Plates, 123
Leeds Gasworks, 436


Clark, A. M., Colouring Matters, 32
Liability of Contractors, 138


Clark, A. M., Compressing Air, 179
Liability of Employers. 400


Clark, A. M., Copying Telegraphs, 52
Locomotive Drivers, 380


Clark, A, M., Crushing, 180
Locomotive Fire Boxes, 48


Clark, A. M., Cylinder Printing, 180
London Bridge and City Traffic, 66


Clark, A. M., Dentistry, 282
Loss of the Vanguard, 158


Clark, A. M., Driving Bands, Cables, &c., 303
Machinery and Foreign Competition, 400


Clark, A. M., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 179
Machinery in Ironmaking, 490


Clark, A. M., Expanding Hoop, 282
Making of Iron Direct, 276


Clark, A. M., Fastenings for Gloves, 88
Manchester Steam Users’ Association, 213


Clark, A. M., Feeding Bottles, 282
Marine Department of the Board of Trade, 489


Clark, A. M., Food for Cattle, 33
Marine Propulsion, 83


Clark, A. M., Forging, 366
Martini-Henry Rifle, 38


Clark, A. M., Fountain Pens, 142
Mechanical Action of Light, 275


Clark, A. M., Friction Clutches, 52
Mechanical Ventilation of Collieries, 48


Clark, A. M., Furnaces, 346
National Arms Company. 233


Clark, A. M., Gates for Railway Crossings, 123
New Patent Bill, The, 138


Clark, A. M., Grinding Grain, 179
Oberon Experiments at Portsmouth, 455


Clark, A. M., Hardening Wood, 142
Oblique Fire, 137


Clark, A. M„ Harvesting, 455
Official Patentees, 380


Clark, A. M., Heating Feed-waters, 346
Our Navy, 157, 195


Clark, A. M., Heat and Light, 142
Patentees and the Crown, 158


Clark, A. M., Heat Radiators, 257
Patent Office, The, 253, 322, 401, 418


Clark, A. M., Hydraulic Elevating, 217
Patents for Inventions Bill, 1876, 175


Clark, A. M., Knife for Hay, Peat, and Ditching, 302
Piecework, 47, 251


Clark, A. M., Lighting Cigars, 455
Plimpton versus Malcolmson, 83


Clark, A. M., Military Trimmings, 257
Point of Patent Law, A, 490


Clark, A. M., Motive Power, 180,199
Prizes for Reports on Machinery at the Philadelphia Exhibition, 436


Clark, A. M., Navigating Instruments, 402
Prompt and Determined Action, 49


Clark, A. M., Photography, 282
Proposed Paris Exhibition, 342


Clark, A. M., Pig Iron, 217
Proposed Tariff Changes in the United States, 138


Clark, A. M., Pins, 383
Protection in Russia, 454


Clark, A. M., Parquetry, 494
Pumps and Injectors, 417


Clark, A. M , Rafts, 199
Railway Rolling Stock, 232


Clark, A. M., Railway Wheels, 346
Railway Traffic in Bad Weather, 300


Clark, A. M., Recoil Check for Fire-arms, 14
Registration of Trade Marks, 342


Clark, A. M., Rendering Wood Water and Fireproof, 142
Regulations as to Water Fittings, 322


Clark, A. M., Retorts, 383
Reservoir Embankments, 251


Clark, A. M., Rifling Fire-arms and Ordnance, 476
Royal Irish Academy, The, 418


Clark, A. M., Rowlocks, 142
Russian Steel Rails, 419


Clark, A, M., Safety Cages, 33
Sanitation of Birmingham, 436


Clark, A. M., Screw Propellers, 70
Science and Thieves, 158


Clark, A. M., Screw Wrenches, 236
Screws in Casings, 84


Clark, A. M., Sounding Apparatus, 383
Severn Bridge, The, 84


Clark, A. M., Spinning, 257
Sewage of the West Riding Towns, 362


Clark, A. M., Steel, 281
Shannon Target, The, 119


Clark, A. M., Stoppers for Bottles, 14
Shipowners and Merchant Shipping Legislation, 137


Clark, A. M., Submarine Telegraphs, 282
Skate Trade, The, 176


Clark, A. M., Switches and Points, 52
Snares of Telegraphers, 196


Clark, A. M., Table Fountains, 33
Spanish Ore Trade, 233


Clark, A. M„ Taps for Beer, 476
Steam Road-rollers and Local Authority, 84


Clark, A. M., Traps and Gratings, 70
Steam Tram Cars, 232, 399


Clark, A, M., Treating Hides, 87
Strength of Forged Steel, 471


Clark, A. M., Tube Stopper for Boilers, 52
Strikes, 472


Clark, A. M., Veneers, 308
Students of the Institution of Civil Engineers, 84


Clark, C. FL, Protecting the Wrist and A rms, 217
Suggestion, 362


Clark, E., Abdominal Belts, 402
Surveying of Passenger Steamships, 300


Clark, G., Roller Skates, 217, 302, 439
Suspended Telegraph Wires, 214


Clark, G., Skates, 32
Swaithe Main Colliery Explosion, 214


Clark, G., Skating Rinks, 88
Temeraire, The, 361


Clark, G. W., Water Wheels, 439
Temperature of Boiler Plates, 195


Clark, P., Spark Arresters, 366
Temple Bar, 342


Clark and Purslow, Lids and Covers, 439
Thames Steam Ferry, 158


Clark, W., Boiler Feed Water Apparatus, 421
Torpedo Accidents, 472


Clark, W., Coffee Pots, 455
Trademarks and the Registration of Firms, 138


Clark, W., Compasses, 402
Trademarks Registry Office, The, 28, 102


Clark, W., Electro-Magnetic Engines, 402
Traders Beware I 196


Clark, W., Indicators. 161
Trades Union Amenities, 49


Clark, W., Camp Kettles, 455
Tram Car Accidents, 400


Clark, W., Playing Cards. 421
Troubles of a Miners’ Association, 66


Clark, W., Sharpening, 421
Value of the Albert Hall, 102


Clark, W., Sowing and Harrowing; 421
Ventilation of Coal Mines, 176


Clark, W., Steam Hammers, 421
Ventilation of Collieries, 454


Clark, W., Steering, 421
Vienna Waterworks, 489


Clark, W., Switch and Signal Apparatus, 421
Want of Boiler Inspection, 253


Water in the South Yorkshire Coalfield, 472


Clark, W., Tea and Coffee-making, 421
Water Supply, 213


Clark, W., Treating Sewage Water, 421
Leading Articles :


Clark, W. and C., Drilling, 142
Water Supply of Leeds, 252


Clark, W. J., Boilers, 70
Water Supply of New York, 299


Clark, W. and J., Pistons, 494
Water Supply of Sheffield, 276


Claike, F., Vehicles, Wagonettes, 282
Water Supply of Small Towns, 158


Clarke, T., Permanent Way, 303
Water Supply in South Yorkshire, 102


Claude, P. A., Harmoniums, 32
Wat er witch, The, 300


Clavier, A., Tanning, 161
Woodcroft, Mr. Bennet, 176


Claxton, C. andC., Stoppers for Bottles, 217
Workmen and Machinery, 120


Clayton, J., Bricks and Tiles, 142
Lead Pipes, Strength of, 396


Clayton and Richmond, Looms. 70
Leeds Water Supply, 252


Cleaver, F. J., Soap, Pomade, &c., 52
Legal Intelligence :—


Cliff, W. D., Transporting Retorts, &c., 32
Plimpton versus Malcolmson, 83


Cliff, W. D., and W., Ornamental Bricks, 179
Sugg versus Silber, 382


Clough, J., Combing, 346
Letters to the Editor


Clough, J. W., Combing, 346
Action of Drops on Liquids, T. E., 98


Clubb, J., Examining Casks, &c., 346
Air Compressors, Arthur J. Stevens, 279


Coats, J., Doubling and Twisting Thread, 217
Aird s Fog Signals, A Young Workman, 117, 159


Cobley and Dixon, Smelting, 282
American Boilers, A. Marshall and Co., 248


Cochrane, W., Surveying Instruments, 475
American Boilers, W. G., 159, 209


Cocker, J., Washing, 475
Artillery Reform, J. L. Haddan, M.I.C.E., 63


Cocker, jun , S., Permanent Way, 383
Aston’s Paddle-wheels, J. Aston, 373


Cocking, T. S., Pills, 217
Aston’s Paddle-wheels, Ross Forward, 433


Cockshott, J., Dispensing, 199
Astronomical Time, 31


Codd, H., Bottles for Aerated Liquids, 494
Audible Signals, David A. Aird, 140, 192


Codd. H.. Opening Bottles, 88
Audible Signals, Crichton and Craig, 192


Coe, W. J., Spring Safety Valves, 14
Audible Signals, F. N., 192


Coggins, Baxter, and Greaves, Crochet Hooks, 302
Audible Signals, Footplate, 159


Colborne and St. George, Motive Power, 236
Audible Signals, A Pointsman. 192, 248


Cole and Cashin, Motive Power, 455
Audible Signals, Philip E. Statham, 159


Cole, H. J., Syphon Taps, 303
Audible Signals, W. J. B , 192


Cole, J. and J., Engines, 70
Axle Bearings, The White Brass Company, 4, 44


Cole, J. and J., Rinks, 199
Axle Boxes, John Davis, 31, 63


Cole, J. and J., Roller Skates, 199
Balance Weights, J. Watt, 44


Cole, J. and J., jun., Roller Skates, 421
Belting or Gearing, Subscriber, 248


Colechin, W. G., Railway Signals, 217
Block System, A. Pointsman, 358


Collet and Denans, Meters, 383
Boiler Explosions, Boiler, 193, 248


Collette. G. E., Castors, 32
Boiler Explosions, Robert Wilson, 318


Colley, E. E., Treating Paper for Printing,
Boilers and Boiler Coating, Boiler Coverer, 62, 193


383
Boilers and Boiler Coating, Constant Reader, 31


Collier, G., Painting Laths, 199
Boilers and Boiler Coating, F. Y., 62


Collingridge, A., Rollei Skates, 303
Boilers and Boiler Coating, Le Lubez, 63


Collins, J., Malleable Iron and Steel, 106
Boilers and Boiler Coating, W. H. Villiers Sankey, 3, 62, 78, 160


Collot, H., Solitaires, 302
Centennial Exhibition, The, Thos. Egleston, 98


Colls, F. W„ Gas, 32
Centrifugal Pumps, O. F. S., 2.0


Collyer, F., Hair Brushing Apparatus, 281
Certificates for Enginemen, Archibald D. Downay, Assoc. C.E., 117


Conder, F. R., Pumps, 303
Certificates for Enginemen, Michael Reynolds, 98


Condy, H. B., Disinfecting, 217
Classification of Elements, John A. R. Newlands, F.C.S., 63


Conisbec, W.. Printing, 327
Climbing Tall Chimneys, R. E. D., 117


Conlong, J., Valves, 302
Climbing Tall Chimneys, F. Yates, 98


Conquest, W>, Folding Paper, 142
Coast Fog Signals, Alex. Beazeley, M I.C.E., 235


Conquest, W., Printing, 142
Colliery Explosions, Coal Field, 80


Conway, G., Roller Skates, 302
Colliery Explosions, F. II. Shepherd, 98


Cook and King, Reaping and Binding, 302
Collisions and Continuous Brakes, A Solicitor, 358


Cook, T., Compressing Chlorides of Soda and Potassa, 302
Commission on the Corrosion of Steam Boilers in the Navy, W. C., 30


Compound Engines, G. Scott, 117


Cooke and Mylchreest, Boilers, 33 Cookson, N. C., White Lead, 180, 217 Cooper, A., Counter Irritants, 303 Cooper, S. A., Fixing Glass, 346 Cooper, W., Boilers, 383 Copeland, C. J., Casting, 32 Copeland, C, J., Rock Drilling, 455 Coppin, W., Diving Dresses, 303 Corain, E., Adjusting the Height of Seats, 217
Condensation ?nd the Economical Limit to Expansion in Steam Cylinders, W. W. Beaumont, 414, 483


Corain, E., Boot-blacking Stool, 302
Condensation and the Economical Limit to Expansion in Steam Cylinders, Michael Longridge, 468


Corbett, C. and E., Permanent Way, 302
Corrosion of Boilers, Walter Gee, 235


Corbett, 8., Crushing and Grinding, 52
Crown Point Pumping Engine, Henry Davey, 210


Cornell, A., Roller Skates, 366
Cupola Management, Cupola, 279


Cornforth, J., Furnaces, 494
Cupola Management, Another Ironfounder, 117, 193


Corns, E. W.. Fastenings for Searves, 106
Cupola Management, Ironfounder, 80, 140, 211, 319, 395


Cory, E,, Roller Skates, 282
Cupola Management, Inquirer, 319


Cotton, Sir A., Rotary Engines. 366
Dock Gates, Dicky Sam, 433


Courtaud, C., Lift Mounting, 281
Double-action Pumps, Charles L. Hett, 248


Cousins and Brown, Points and Switches, 282
Education of a Civil Engineer, C. A. S., 358


Engine Economy, W. Boby, 80


Coulthard, J. W., Heating, 383
Engine Economy, Engine Driver, 117


Cowan, J., Heating Boilers, 217
Engines of the Rover, Fiat Experimentum, 358


Cowell, F. A., Bricks, 14
Enth Strike, J. Doimand, 98


Cowell, F. A., Kilns. 33
Expanding Steam—No Gain but a Loss, B. B., 62, 468


Cowles, E., Mixing and Stirring, 87
Experimental Researches upon the Deflection of Beams, A. C. Ponton, 248


Cowley, W., Carbonic Acid, 179
Failure of a Tank at St. George’s Hospital, J. R. M , 455


Cowper, E. A., Skating Rinks, 106
Fog Signals, Oliver Cultis, 98, 234


Cox, S. F., Finishing Leather, 475
Fog Signals, J. C. D., 117, 159


Coxeter, J. and S, J., Batteries for Surgical Purposes, 421
Froude’s Experiments, C., 319


Cozzo and Coseri, Hydraulic Brake Regulators, 475
Gas Burners, Gas Engineer, 248


Crabtree, S. T. and J., Furnaces, 180
Good News for the Drawing Office, H. Walker, 455 Grantham’s Steam Tram Car, Edward Woods, 396 Great Seal, The, D. D., 296


Craig, A., Engines, 475
Head’s Prime Mover, C. G., 296


Craig, J., Joints and Sockets, 346
Head’s Prime Mover, Jeremiah Head, 319, 358


Craig and Millar, Tenon Joint Fastening, 33
History of the Steam Engine, R. S., 455


Cramer, P., Excavators, 217
Horizontal Propeller, R. Whitehead, 359


Crane, P. M., Lubricating Oils, 455
Howard Boiler, J. Aldis, 3


Cranston, W. M., Reaping and Mowing, 180
Howard Boilers, John II. Hack worth, 31


Craven, T. E., Mortising, 123
Hydraulic Rams, Aries Minor, 193


Crespin, A., Ventilators, 180
Hydraulic Rams, A Dorsetshire Member of the Ama1 eur M echanical Society,


Crohm, F. W., Engines, 32
Hydraulic Rams, W. W. Fyfe, 62, \59


Cronbach, S., Register for Vehicles, 327
Hydraulic Rams, G. H. M., 80


Crookes, T., Pocket Knives, 180
Hydraulic Rams, Charles L. Hett, 3, 30, 80, 160, 193, 211


Crosse, R., Roller Skates, 383
Hydraulic Rams, B. Massey, 117


Crossley and Bridgett, Direct - acting Pumps, 236
Hydraulic Rams, P. R. P., 98


Crossley, F, W., Gas Engines, 88
Hydraulic Rams, Ram, 141


Cruickshanks, A B,, Boat Lowering, 476
Hydraulic Rams, R. C. D., 3


Culross and Edwardson, Printing, 402
Hydraulic Rams, Wm. F. Roe, 80


Cunningham, W., Condensing Steam, 33
Hydraulic Rams, T. F., 3


Curren, J., Electric Indicators, 161
Increasing Improvidence of our Workmen, One who Pays on Wednesdays, 44


Curtis, C., Guards for Carriage Doors, 32
Inflexible Ironclad, The, Michael Scott, 318


Curtis and Wellington, Pulverising, 346
Inside and Outside Frames, Michael Reynolds, 358


Curzon, Page, and Powis, Roofs, 179
Institution of Naval Architects, Associate, 358 Insufficient Brake Power, Henry Handyside, 80 Iron and Tested Ships, John MacWilliam, 296 Lancashire Boilers/ The, Lavington E. Fletcher, 396


Cutlan, F., Roller Skates, 494
Locomotive Expenditure, Loco, 248


Cuttier, J. F., Castors for Furniture, 440
Marine Boilers, Mylor Bridge, 414


Dailloux, C. E,, Boot and Shoe Heels, 257 Dale, W. J., Convertible Desks, Tables, &c., 302
Maritime Fog Signals, H. Temple Humphreys, 62


Dales and Wynn, Fastenings for Sashes, 421
Mechanical Power of Light, Alfred Cliff, 373


Bailee, L., Sewing Gloves, &c., 494
Mechanical Power of Light, X., 373


Dann, W. J., Hosiery, 70
Mild Steel, James Macintires, 296


Dansey, H., Marine Boilers, 70
Mineral Resources of Ireland, Alpha, 3


Darkin, F., Electric Battery, 257
Our Ironclads, H. Walker, 193


Dato, G., Representing Velocity and Stoppage of Engines, 257
Passenger Locomotives, Science and Safety, 319


Davenport, W. W., Edging Lawns, 455
Patent Bill, W. Tighe Hamilton, 234


Davy, H., Pumping, 475
Patent Bill, The New, J. B., 209, 248


Davidson, G. G. Dentistry, 52
Patent Bill, The, M. Prior, 210


Davie, J., Engines and Surface Condensers, 70
Patent Bill, The, A Scotch Manufacturer, 192


Davies and Chambers, Roller Skates, 180
Patent Law, W. P. Thompson, 234


Davies, J., Steering, 257
Patent-office Publications, C. O. Paget, 433


Davies, P. J., Liquid Meters, 440
Patent Specification Drawings, A Writer to the Signet, 359


Davies, P. J., Valves, 282
Pay Day, An Employer of Men for Forty Years, 62


Davies, T. Sewing Machines, 455
Pernot System, The, T. C. J., 30


Davies, W., Motive Powers, 421
Petroleum Oil and Natural Gas, An Old Oil Operator, 30


Davis and Fieldhouse, Sinking Pits, 180
Philadelphia Exhibition, W. G., 319


Davis and Thomas, Lamps, 402
Physical Process by which Heat is Developed and Absorbed in the Expansion and Contraction of Matter, S. Yolver Preston, 4


Davis and Tydeman, Roller Skates, 180
Poggendorf’s Method of Comparing Electromotive Forces and Mance’s Method of Measuring the Internal Resistance of Batteries, E. G. Allardyce, 141


Davison, R., Treating Cotton Seed, 346
Power of a Storm of Wind, J. R. Mann, 318


Davison, W. R., Fire Bars, 199
Railway Accidents and Signals, H. H. Murdoch, 140


Dawes, W., Engines, 439
Railway Capital Expenditure. Hyde Clarke, 358


Dawes, W., Stamping or Endorsing, 402
Reading and Discussion of Papers before Technical Societies, A Reader of Papers, 279


Deacon, H., Chlorine, 439
Reading and Discussion of Papers before Technical Societies, N. A., 296


Deacon, H. Furnaces, 88
Rivers and Floods, Shannonside, 359


Deacon, H., Sulphuric Acid, 32
Roller Skates, R., 159


Dean, C. S., Boiler Flues and Tubes, 282
Rotary Engines, W. A. Comber, 140


Dean, J., Carding, 476
Rotary Engines, A Greenock Engineer, 63


Dee, L., Cigar and Fusee Cases, 494
Safety Valves, Robt. Mellor, 358


Deeley, E., Metal Tubes, 475
Safety Valves, John Swift, 358


D’Esplaviz, H. F. 8., Artificial Manures, 491
Schwimmthor in the Danube, J. L., 235


Defries, H.,Railway Carriage Lamp Glasses, 476
Schwimmthor in the Danube, Wm. E. T., 296


Degener, F. L., Mixing, 70
Letters to the Editor:


D’Hum y P. R. de, Glass, Clay, &c., Articles, 161
Siemens v Bessemer Steel, Thos. Hampton, 296


Delatre, F. M., Boats, 402
Smelting Magnetic Ore, F. Y., 44


Dellagana, J., Electrotyping Shells of Engravings. &c., 383
Speed Indicators, A. B K., 3


Dembion, F. J., Steering, 179
Steam Fire Engines, Merry weather and Sons, 319


Dence, J., Safety Apparatus for Lifts, 180
steam Pumps, Hayward Tyler and Co., 235


Denne, W. C., Sewing Machines, 106
Steam Pumps, AV. AV. Tonkin, 193


Dennis, W„ Pumps, 476
Steam Tram Cars, Merryweather and Sons, 373


Dennison, J. W., Earthenware Pipes, 199
Steam Tram Cars, AV. K., 141


Dennison, J. W., Paving, 282
Ste^ni Tramways, J. Henry Johnson, 296


Denton, J. B., Filtering, 402
Steel Boilers, E. A. Bourry, C.E., 193


Dernoncourt, D. L„ Furnaces, 476
Stone’s Boiler Coating, James Stone, 80


Deschamps, D. L., Cutting Threads of
Strength of Lead Pipes, Chire, 396


Lace, &c., Machine, 142
Strength of Materials, Transverse Strains, A. C. P., 141


Dick, J. M., Drying, 383
Surface Plates, E. F. G-., 468


Dickinson, II., Ornamenting Wood Surfaces, 302
Survey of Vessels, P. L. I., 319


Dimelow, J., Cut-nail Machines, 282
Trade in Germany, R., 159


Dimelow, J., Cut-nails and Tacks, 494
Trade Maiks Registration, E. Morton Daniel, 396


Dingley and Ackers, Coal Getting, 32
Trade Mark. Registration, Pyne Yeatman, 373


Distin, H. J., Substitute for Castanets, 217
Tram Cars, G. P. Harding, 159


Ditchfield, J„ Doubling and Measuring, 302
Tram Cars, AV. D. Scott Moncrieff, 30


Dobbie, A., Indexing, 494
Tweddell’s Hydraulic Shears, Ralph H. Tweddell, 248


Dobbie, J., American Stoves, 494
Ventilation, Basil, 395


Dobson and Cook, Springs for Railway Carriages, 19 !
Ventilation, James Vogan, 483


Dobson, Cages and Hoists, 302
AVater Tube Boilers, H. R., 483


Dodson, W., Pianofortes. 123
AVind Cowls, George Bohn, 98


Doisy and Sarrazin, Boot jacks, 217
AVind Cowls, Charles Fairbairn, 80


Dolby, T. G. F,, Screw-caps, 88            i
Lifeboat, Mr. Stockwell’s Tubular, 395


Domereq, E., Iron Bedsteads, 180
Lifeboats for Troop Ships, 13


Domereq, E., Pills, 217
Light, Mechanical Action of, 275, 373


Donisthorpe and Clarke, Crimped Hair, 32 ’
Lightning Conductors, 188


Donnaven, J. N., Roller Skates, 383
Lightning Conductors in Paris, Inspection of, 472


Dooley, J. E., Taps, 199
Lincolnshire Coal Explorations, 400


Douglas, W. R., Boat Lowering, 346
Literature :—


Dowding, J., Paving, 346
Catechism of the Locomotive, M. N. Forney, 139


Dowie, A. L., Smelting, 402
Climate and Time in their Geological Relations : a Theory of the Secular Changes of the Earth’s Climate, James Croll, 38


Downing, G., Fibres, 494
Coming War, The ; England AVithout a Navy, Longmans, Green and Co., 427


Downing, J., Paving, 421
Electricity : Its Theory, Sources, and Applications, John T. Sprague, M.S.I.E., 57


Draffin, J., Railway Signalling, 402
Encyclopaedia of Architecture, Historical, Theoretical, and Practical, Joseph Gwilt, F.S.A., F.R.A S., Revised by Wyatt Papworth, 445


Dresser, F., Cements, -<2
Handy Book on the Law of the Registration of Trade Marks, John Pym Yeatman, 310


Dubois, J. L., Taps, 142
Hydraulic Manual, Lowis D’A. Jackson, 57


Duche, C. A. S., Roller Skates, 455
Law of Trade Marks, Including the Merchandise Marks Act, 1862, and the Trades Marks Registration Act. 1875, J. Bigland Wood, LL.B., 310


Duckham, F. E., Discharging Mud, &c., 33
Midland Railway : Its Rise and Progress, F. S. AVilliams, 461


Ducomet, J., Sugar Expressing, 199
Physical Geography; or the Terraqueous Globe and its Phenomena, William Desborough Cooley, 288


Ducournau, J., Cements and Limes, 70
Practical Treatise on Roads, Streets, and Pavements, Q. A. Gilmore, A.M., 419


Duddell, G., Roller Skates, 87
Storms: Their Nature, Classification, and Laws, with the Means of Predicting them by their Embooiments the Clouds, AVilliam Blasius, 491


Dufrene, H. A., Sewing Machines, 402
Theory and Practice in the Design and Construction of Dockyards, J. Romilly Allen, Assoc. Inst. C.E., 401


Dummer, VV., Waterproofing, 282
Timber and Timber Trees, Native and Foreign, Thomas Laslitt, 278


Dunbar, J., Bush Keys. 217
Fires in Theatres, Eyre M. Shaw, 111


Dunbar, J., Excavating. 70
Trade Marks Registration Act, 1875, and the Rules thereunder, Edward Morton Daniel, 310


Duncan, G., Finishing Printed Paper, 161
Training Schools and Training Ships, Edmond Edwaid Antrobus, 176


Duncan, J., Friction Couplings, 476
Treatise on the Origin, Progress, Prevention, and Cure of Dry Rot in Timber, Thos. A. Britton, 1 Loan Collection of Scientific Instruments, History of the Steam Engine, 371, 376, 389, 445, 455, 481


Duncan, J. W., Fire-arms, 70
Locomotive Drivers, 380


Duncan and Newlands, Sugar Products, 32
Locomotives, Passenger, 319


Duncan, T., Driving Belts, 161
Locomotives of Russia, 20


Dunn, W., Drilling, Perforating, &c., 476
London Bridge and City Traffic, 66


Durham and Howse, Governors, 475
Lowry and Co., Messrs., Drilling and Slotting Machine, 122


Duthie, R., Drawing out Ships’ Lines, 494
Lord Chancellor’s Patent Bill, The, 234


Dyer, H., Paper, 199
Machinery and Foreign Competition, 4C0 lilacintire’s Mechanical Puddling, 271, 272


Dyson, E., Paving Blocks, 70
Markets, Metal, Oil, Timber, &c.—(See last page of each number)


Dyson, J., Squares for Cutting Out, 494
Mekarski's, M., Tram-car, 149,153


Eagles, W., Fire Extinguishing, 402
Merchant shipping Legislation and Ship Owners, 137


Edel, E., Trusses, 439
Metal in Structural Decoration, 58


Edersheim, J., Skates, 383
Metaline, 373


Edgcombe, T. L. B., Cleaning Bottles, 236
Meteoric Stone, Fall near AVolverhampton, 315


Edgcombe, T. L. B., Cleansing and Drying
Meter, Mr. AV. Richards’ AVater, 50


Bottles, 180
Miners’ Association, Troubles of, 66


Edge, J. 8., Breech-loading Small-arms, 475
Mines, Blasting Powder in, 214


Edmondson, J. 8., Sliding Appliances, 421
Miscellanea, 7, 21, 41, 59, 81, 99, 113, 135, 151, 169, 189, 207, 225, 249, 273, 297, 323, 339, 355, 377, 397, 415, 429, 449, 465, 437


Edwards, A., Cleaning and Polishing
Mitchell and Co., Messrs., The Telegraph Cable Ship


Boots, &c., 402
Faraday, 295


Edwards, E., Engines, 455
Molesworth’s Pocket Book, 224


Edwards, E., Roller Skates, 257
Moonlight, 322


Edwards, Hammond, and Edwards, Roller-
Muntz and Tannin, Testing Apparatus, 171


Skates, 421
National Federation of Employers, 131


Edwards, J., Railway Signals, 281
National Federation of Enginemen, 331


Ehrhardt, H. A. T., Joints, 32
Navy, Cables and Anchors for the. 138


Elce, J., Preparing Fibres, 88
Navy, Our, 157, 195


Eldridge, G., Roller Skates, 281
Needles, 469


Ellerbeck and Tyers, Motive Power, 32
New Market for England in Siberia, 20


Ellington, E. P., Capstans, 476
New York Water Supply, 299


Ellington, E. B., Raising and Lowering, 14
Mcolaieff Floating aim Depositing Dock, Messrs.


Elliott and Burnett, Valves, 199, 383
Clark and Standfield, 244, 475


Elliott, W., Cleaning Knives, 14
Normand, M. J . A., Compound Paddle-wheel Engines of SS. Hirondelle, 3i7, 320


Ellis, G. H., Portable Skating Rinks, 106
Normansell Family Fund, The, 49


Elrick, C. G., Hair Pins, 402
North-Eastern Railway and Second-class Traffic, 148 North of England, 18, 35, 55, 73, 91, 109, 127, 145, 164, 183, 203, 2zl, 239, 261, 285, 307, 331, 349, 369, 387, 407 425, 443, 459, 479, 497


Elsey, T., Knobs and Spindles, 455
Notes from Lancashire, 17, 36, 55, 73, 90, 108, 126, 144,


Emsley and Smith, Doubling and Twisting, 236
164, Ib2, 202, 220, 239, 260, 285, 3v6, 330, 348, 368, 38 , 406, 424, 442, 458, 478, 496


Emsley and Smith, Winding Yarns, 88
Notes snd Memoranda, 7, 21, 41, 59, 81, 99, 113, 135, 151, 169, 189, 207, 225, 249, 273,297,323, 339, 355, 377, 397, 415, 429, 449, 465, 487


Ermatinger, J. H., Preserving Eggs, 161
Notes from Scotland, 18, 36, 56, 73, 91, 109, 127, 145,


Erskine, F., Smoke-Consuming Furnaces, 402
165, 183, 203, 221, 239, 261, 285, 307, 331, 349,369, 387, 407, 425, 443, 459, 479, 497


Evans and Deayman, Washing Fabrics, 476
Notices to Correspondents, 9, 27, 47, 65, 83, 101, 119, 137, 157, 175, 195, 213, 23 <, 251,275, 299,321, 341, 361, 379, 399, 417, 435, 453, 471, 489


Eyre, G., Opening, tee., Windows and Ventilators, 32
Noxious Fumes from Manufactories, 155


Eyre, H. 8., Screw Propellers, 217, 236
Oberon Experiments at Portsmouth, 454


Eyland, 8., Roller Skates, 180
Obituary ;—


Eyles, W. H. and G., Railway Brakes, 180
Beyer, Mr. Charles Frederick, 439


Fahie, J. A. Telegraphy, 142
Bouch, Mr. AV., 63


Farini, G. A., Theatrical and Gymnastic, 70
Chesney, R.A., Lieutenant-Colonel, 206


Fathers, B., Lawn Tennis, 475
Davenport, Mr. S. T., 25


Faulkner, J., Lighting Gas by Electricity, 439
Marsden, Mr. Aiderman, 49


Fawerkamp, B., Desk Benches, 302
Martin, Mr., 216


Fenby and Greenwood, Cut Nail Machinery, 217
Mitchell, Mr. Joseph, 49


Fenby, J. B., Engraving and Carving, 421
Napier, Mr. Robert, 491


Fereday, W. W., Treating Sewage, b7
Ruasell, Mr. Edward, 13


Fenton, W., Treating Fibres, 383
btimers, Mr., 467


Fidler, T. C., Boilers, 52
Stirling. Mr. James, 42


Fielding, J., Portable Punching Machines, 303
Oblique Fire, 137


Findlay, R., Safety Valves, 383
Oldham Borough Survey, 472


Finlay, W., Kilns and Furnaces, 32
Ore, Smelting Magnetic, 44


Firth, B., Washing, 366
Ore Trade, Tire Spanish, 232


Firth, J., Dyeing, 217
Output of Lead Mines, 327


Fisken, W., Cultivating, 52
Paddle-wheels, Aston’s, 299, 321, 373, 433


Fison, F. W., Exhausting Gas Retorts, 494
Painting Machinery, 226


Fisslthaler, J., Calendars, 257
Papers before Technical Societies, Reading and Discussing, 279, 296


Fitzgerald, J. J., Writing Case and Desk, 455
Paris Exhibition, The Proposed, 842


Fitzpatrick, B., Corkscrew, 383
Paris Steamboats, 277


Fissen, B., India-rubber, 383
Paris Tramways, 446


Fleming, J., Vulcanised India-rubber Types or Stamps, 383
Patent Law, A Point of, 490


Fleming and Standeven, Bottles and Stoppers, 3u2
Patents for Inventions Bill, 1876, 138, 173, 175,178, 192, 209, 234, 248, 396


Fletcher, J., Nuts, Bolts, Rivets, &c., 282
Patent Office, The, 253, 322, 401 418


Fletcher and Thom, Roller 8kat.es, 366
Patent Office Publications, 433


Fleury, F. G., Ships'Logs, 180
Patent Office Rules, New, 411


Flower, Hon. R., Saw Frames, 475
Patent Specifications, 345, 359, 453


Fogo, J., Topping Turnips, 70
Patentees and the Crown, 158


Foot, J., Combined Spoon and Fork, 476
Patentees, Official, 380


Foot, R. G., Endorsing Stamps, 455
Pcrnot’s Puddling Furnace, 20, 30


Ford, A., Rinks, 282
Petroleum, Oil and Natural Gas, 30


Ford, A., Treating Wool, 32
Phenomena of Induction, Professor Ed win J. Houston. 188


Ford, C,, Treating Clay, 346
Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition, 48, 319, 357 3(53, 399, 446, 462, 482


Ford, H., Cupola Furnaces, 421
Allison, Messrs. W. C., Tube Coupling, 411


Ford, W. C., Feeding Furnaces, 257
Beach’s Scroll Saw, 428


Foss, J. F., Carding, 236
Bentel, Margedant, and Co., Messrs., Band Saw, 409


Foster, Smith, and Harrison, Utilising
Bentel, Margedant, and Co., Messrs , Edge Moulding Machine, 412


Waste Steel, 421
Bentel, Margedant, and Co., Messrs., Universal Boring Machine. 412


Foster, W., Registering and Checking Payments, 302                      “ J
Bentcl, Margedant, and Co., Messrs., Universal Wood Worker, 409


Fox, C., Fastenings for Sashes, 402
Brayton Hydrocarbon Engine, 485


lox, H. B., Aerated Beverages, 475
Cask-making Machinery, 427, 431


£ox> S’ ? > Stopping Bottles, 383
Corliss and Co., Messrs. George H., 1400-H.P. Beam


l^ox, W. H., Heaping, 494
Engine, 413


Francis, J „ Annealing Pots, 383
Daughaday, Mr., Model Press, 412


1'ranklin, A. C., Refrigerating, 87
Ferns and Miles, Messrs., Steam Hammer, 485


Franklin, A. C. F., Roller Skates, 180, 383
Gimson and Coltman, Messrs., Cardigan Jacket Weaving Machine, 391


Irankhn, A. C. F., Wheels, 88
Hoskin, Mr., Sheet Metal Gauge, 411


Franklin, A. W., Dress Suspenders, 282
Map of the Building site and Grounds, 392


1,r?5&Zln1’ M' Batteries> Projectiles, &c.,
Merriman’s Power Punching. 485


Fraser, J., Sewing Machines, 52
Pennsylvania Diamond Drill Co.’s Boring Machine, 447


Free, R., Kilns, 14,2
Plan of Machinery Hall, 410; Section of Hall, 412


Frew, J., Supplying Water to the Fires of
Prizes for Reports on Machinery, 436


1< urnaces, 366
Sanson, Mr., Cloth Cutting Machine, 393


Friedeberg, M., Lace, 327
Sawing Machinery. 447


Friedmann, A., Girders, Pillars, &c., 281
Sutcliffe, Messrs., Middlings Purifier, 391


I'nend, G., Roller Skates, 217
Thorne, De Haven, and Co., Messrs., Portable Drilling Machines, 485


iggd’ G ’ Tacksfor Securing Papers, Ac.,
Wood Working Machinery, 427, 428, 430, 450, 463


Frith, S , Knitting, 257
Phosphor Bronze Company, The, 139


Fritzner, N., Stoppers for Bottles, 383
Phosphoric Acid, 22


1‘rost, W., Washers, 402
Photographing Old Buildings and Streets, 362


Frost and Walmsley, Fabrics, 455
Piece-work, 47; 251, Is it Desirable under any Conditions, 87


rrudd and Harrison, Hoes, 421
Pier at Huelva, Spain, Ore Shipping, Mr. G. R. Bruce, M.I.C.E., 360, 363, 372, 374. 375


Fryer, A., Treating Sewage, 199
Pipe Boring and Turning Lathe, Messrs. Hind and Son, 60


Fryer and Alliot, Vacuum Pans, 14
Pit Guides of Bar Iron, 208


Fryer and Morris, Spinning and Doubling,
Plimpton versus Malcoimson, 83


^J^er, and ®-< Galvanic Elements, <52
Pneumatic Steering Apparatus, Mr. Baird, 13


Furey, J., Fire-Arms, 142
Poggendorf’s Method of Comparing Electro-motive Forces, 141


Fulton, J. N., Irons, 106
Powder for very Heavy Guns, 185


Fulton, W., Washing Bottles, 421
Precautions to be taken against Fire on Board Ships,


Fyfe, W., Washing, 494
Prime Mover, Mr. Head’s, 296, 319, 858


Galloway and Beckwith, Valve Gear, 494
Private Bills in Parliament, 49, 67, 85, 103, 138, 158, 177, 196, 214, 233, 253, 276. 322, 342, 362, 381


Galloway, C. J., Boilers, 199
Prompt and Determined Action, 49


Galsworthy, W., Harvesting, 475
Propeller, The Patent Horizontal, 359


Gamble, K., Portable Tents, 281
Propellers, Efficiency of Screw, 119


Gamboni, P., Motive Power 32
Propontis, Boilers of the, 66, 77, 149


Gamgee, J., Ice, 52
Propulsion, Marine, 88


Gamgee, J., Rinks, 161
Prussian Mines, 382


Gamgee, JSkating Rinks, 33
Pubiic Works in India, 68, 86 ; Transport of Materials,


Gardiner, D., Tubes, 383
Puddler’s Wages in the States, 186


Gardiner, W„ Roller Skates, 282
Puddling Furnace, Roundoak Ironworks, Casson-


Gardner, IL, Fire-armsand Projectiles, 476
Dormoy, 340, 343


Gardner, R., Crushing and Breaking, 402
Puddling, Macintire’s Mechanical, 271, 272


Garland, H. P., Sacks, 179
Puffing Billy, The, 451, 454


Garner, W., Brush Handles, Ac., 142
Pulverised Coal in Cupolas, 198


Garnett, W. T.. Permanent Way, 142
Pump for Collieries, Messrs. Hayward Tyler and


Garrard, W„ Coffin Furniture, 142
Co. s, Direct-Acting Steam, 152,154


Garrett, J. D., Axles, 476
Pump and Engine, Combined Centrifugal, Messrs.


Garrett, J. D , Elevators, 476
Lawrence and Porter, 208


Garrett, J. D., Thrashing Drums, 476
Pump, Messrs. Tangye Bros., “Special” Steam, 467


Garrett and Pope, Communicating in
Pumping Engine for the Hull Waterworks, Messrs.


Trains, 161
Smith, Pender, and Co., 131, 133, 136, 156


Garton, W., Brewing, 282
Pumping Engine at the Lehigh Zinc Works, U.S.A., Mr. John West, Messrs. Meyrick, Engineers, 446, 470, 472, 488, 491 (See Supplement of June 16, 1876)


Gaskill, P., Washing Bottles, 70
Pumping and Winding Engines, Messrs. Hathorn, Davies, and Co., 298, 300


Gavin, A., Railway Brakes, 421
Pumps, Centrifugal, 210


Geary, F., Rinks, 217
Pumps, Double-action, 248


Geary, H., Furnaces for Boilers 217
Pumps and Injectors, 417


Gedge, W E., Alarum Apparatus, 32
Pumps, Steam, 193, 235


Cedffi’ w‘ p” breech-loading Cannon, 161
Pyrometer, Hobson’s Hot Blast, South Kensington Loan Collection, 484


Gtage, W. E.t Envelopes, 383
Radiometric Experiments in Germany, Some Recent, 454


Gedge, W. E., Fireplaces for Boilers, 303
Radiometer, Theories of the, 104


Gedge, W. E., Locks, 217
Railway Capital Expenditure during the Year Ending Dec. 1875, 315, 358


Gedge, W. E., Railway Signalling, 87
Railway Matters, 7, 21, 41,59, 81, 99, 113, 135, 151, 169, 189, 207, 225, 249, 273, 297, 323, 338, 355, 377, 397. 415, 429, 449, 465, 487


G 179e’ W‘ E’’ Sewing aud Embroidering,
Railway Traffic in Bad Weather, 300


Gedge, W. E., Spiral Pump, 494
Rails, Russian Steel, 419


Gedge, W. E , Writing Machine, 383
Rams, Hydraulic, 3, 30, 62, 80, 98, 117, 141, 159, 160, 193, 210 '


Geoghegan, W. J., Rollerskates, 217
Rankin, Mr. R., Tobacco Pipe-making Machines, Messrs. Steven and Struthers, Manufacturers, 438


Gervais, E F J. A Stopping Bottles, 421
Reaping and Binding Machine, Mr. Wood, 22


Gibbons. R. A., Casks, 282
Refrigerating Apparatus at the Chelsea Glaciarium,


Gibbs, W. A., Drying, 346
Mr. Gamgee’s, 378, 381


®j!ardi- £•> Heating and Lighting, 180
Richards, Mr. W., Water Meter, 50


Gilbert, W. H., Distilling, 421
Rifle, The Martini-Henry, 138


Gill, C. H., Beer, 199
Risdon Ironworks, Compound Pumping Engine,


Gillett, J., Pumps, 180
Crown Point, Nevada, 187, 194, 210


Gillies, J. Bottling Aerated Liquors, 87
Riveting the Hulls of Iron Ships by Machinery, 472


Gillings, J., Permanent Way, 494
Road Rollers and Local Authorities, Steam, 84


Gillman and Spencer, Bottling, 282
Robertson, Osburne, and Co., Messrs., Brown’s


Gillott and Arnold, Engines, 455
Exhaust Confection Pan and Engine, 226


Gilmour, J., Endless Bands, 366
Rock Drill, The Kainotoman, Messrs. Brydon and Davidson, 209


Girdlestone, J. W., Dry Closets, &c., 421
Rolling Stock, Railway, 232


Gisborne, J. 8., Signals, 282
Root Boiler, Evaporative Economical Efficiency of a, 351


Gisborne, T. M., Boat Lowering, 327
Roumanian Railway System, 187


Gladwyn, W., Ironing, 421
Rover, Engines of H.M S., 324, 358


Glover, F., Fulling Fabrics, 383
Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 492


Goddard, E., Wheels, 257
Russia, Protection in, 454


Godefroy, L., Printing Fabrics, 282
Russian Cyclads, 75, 93


Godfrey and Howson, Gas Furnaces, 33
Russian Railways, 116


Goldschmidt, Horkheimer, and Farran
St. George’s Hospital, Failure of a Tank at, 436, 455 Saw Making in the States, 13                ’


Cutting Piled Fabrics, 33
Saxby and Farmer, Messrs., Signal Locking Apparatus at Waterloo, 87


Goodair and Whiteside, Looms, 217
Schwimmthor on the Donau Canal, Vienna, 187, 190, 235, 296


Goodchild and Hay, Cutting, Paring
Scientific Apparatus Exhibition, 486


Slicing, 439
Scientific Apparatus at South Kensington, 341, 352 371, 376, 389, 425, 481, 481


Goodrick, J., Web Halter Heads, 402
Screws in Casings, 84


Goodwin, G. J., Wearing Apparel—Neck-ties, 281
Seal, The Great, 296


Goodyear, IT. B., Boots and Shoes, 199
Secretary of State for War’s Trial of the 38-Ton Gun,


Goodyear, H. B., Sewing Machines for
Secretary Taft, 322


Boots, 383
Sharp, Stewart, and Co., Messrs., Portable Key way Drilling Machine, 187


Gossell, O., Furnaces, 281
Shears for Toulon Dockyard, Mr. R. H. Tweddellte Hydraulic, 208, 248


Gowans, J., Numbering, Stamping, and
Shears, 120-Ton. Sir W. Armstrong and Co., 186, 193 Sheffield District, 17, 35, 55, 73, 99, 108, 126, 144, 165, 183, 202, 221, 238, 260,285, 306,330, 348, 369,386. 406 425, 442, 459 478, 496                                  ’


Embossing, 236
Sheffield WaterSupply, 276


Grand, A. B., Turnstiles, 475
Ships, Iron and Tested, 296


Grant, W., Stone Dressing, 455
Ships of War, Double-Ended, 435


Grauel, H., Stoppers for Bottles, 32
Signal Locking Apparatus at Waterloo Terminw.% Messrs. Saxby and Farmer, 87


Gray, J. H., Looms, 33
Signals, Mr. Aird’s Audible Railway, 69, 117, 140 159 192, 234, 248                                    *    ’


Gray, J. W., Skates, 180
Signals, Automatic, 300


Grayson and Hardisty, Bearings 179
Signals, Fog, 37, 46, 98, 235


Greathead, J. H., Nuts aud Bolts, 180
Silicate Cotton as a Clothing for Boilers, 52


Greath can, J. H., Roller Skates, 52
Skate Trade, The, 176


Greaves, T. W,, Ornamenting with Glass,
Skates, Historical Notes on Roller, 85, 102, 121, 129, 159, 167, 185, 205, 223, 241, 263, 287


Green, C. E. and R., Breech-loading Firearms, 421
Slate Trade of North Wales, 116


Green, C. H., Bricks, 199
Smith, Pender, and Co., Messrs., Pumping Engines for the Hull Waterworks, 131, 133, 136, 156


Green, C IL, Paving with Wood, 476
Society of Arts, 262, 354


Green and Sykes, Roller Skates, 303, 402
Society, The Chemical


Green, T, G., Bats for Potters, 179
Action of Chlorine on Acetamide, Dr. E. W. Prevost, .493


Green, T. G., Straining and Sifting, 281
Action of the Copper Zinc Couple on Potassium Chlorate and Perchlorate, Mr. H. Eccles, 302


Gregg, W. L., Bricks, 421
Action of Malt Extract on Starch, Mr. C. O’Sullivan, 419


Greig and Eyth, Ploughs, 281
Action of Sulphuric Acid on Naphthaline, Dr. Sten-house and Mr. C. E. Groves, 302 .


Griffin, D. G., Shovels, 303
Action of Water and of Various Saline Solutions on Copper, Mr. T. Carnellay, 394


Griffin, E. H., Riddling Potatoes, 87
Alkaloid obtained from Jaborandi, its Platinic Compound and their Formula), Mr. C. T. Kingzett. 493


Griffin, T., Hermetically Sealing Tin Cases, 88
Aluminium Nitride and the Action of Aluminium on Sodium Carbonate at a High Temperature, Prof. J. W. Mallet, 464


Griffin, T., Printing, 439
Benzene in Rosin Light Oils, Mr. Watson Smith, 394


Griffin, W., Collecting and Registering, 281
Bismuth Compounds, Part II., Mr. M. M. P. Muir, 393


Griffiths, L., Annealing Pots, 180
Chemical Studies, Prof. Dewar, 493


Griffiths, L., Cleaning Metal Plates, 199
Chromic and Perchromic Acids, Mr. T. Fairley, 464', Compounds of Antimony Pentachloride with Alcohols and with Ether, Mr. W. Carleton Williams, 493


Griffiths, R. and W. J., Ships, 455
Crystallising Glycerine, Dr. P. F. von Hamel Roos, 301


Grimes and Padmore, Needles, 439
Determining Mineral Strength of Soils by Means of Water Culture, Mr. G. A. Hight. 394


Groom, IL, Tins, Cases, &c., 70
Estimation of Hydrogen Occluded by Copper with Special reference to Organic Analysis, Dr. J. L. Thudicum and Dr. H. W. Hake, 419


Grimston, T. A., Engines, 475
Estimation of Mercury, Prof. Tuson and Mr. E. Neison, 464


Gros, G., Steel for Striking Fire, 14
Estimation of Nitrogen, Mr. Fairley, 464


Groves, J., Sawing, 142
Formation of Anthrapurpurin, Mr. W. H. Perkin, F.R.S., 123


Grubb, C. R. E., Cigar Lights, 52
Gases Enclosed in Cannel Coals and in Jet, Mr. J. W. Thomas, 419


Grubinski, F. Von, Reaping and Mowing,
Glycoro-phosphoric Acid and its Salts as obtained from the Phosphorine Constituents of the Brain, Dr. J. L. W. Thudicum and Mr. C.. T. Kingzett, 393


Grunbaum, IL, Wiring Hat and Bonnet
Hemine, Hematine, and a Phosphorised Substance contained in Blood Corpuscles, Dr. J. L. W. Thudicum and Mr. C. T. Kingzett, 464


Shapes, 14
High Melting Points, Mr. C. Carnelley. 123


Gubbins, R. R., Blowers, 70
Isometric Relations of Thallium, Prof. Thorpe, 302


Gubbins, R. R., Rotary Eans, 366
Metachromisro, Mr. W. Ackroyd, 123


Guggenbhuller, G. F. C. de, Brakes and
Metaxenol, Dr. II. E. Armstrong and Mr. Gaskell, 419


Horse Detaching, 217
Method for Estimating Bismuth Volumetrically, Mr. M. M. P. Muir, 67


Guggenbhuller, G. F. C. de, Railway
Narco tine, Cotarnine and Hydrocotarnine, Part IV. On Oxy narcotine, a new Opium Educt, and its Relationship to Narcotine and Narceine, Dr. Wright and Mr. G. H. Beckett, 67


Brakes, 180                          J
Natural Carbon Dioxide from various sources, Prof.


Gunzburger-Lbvy, L., Engines, 123
W. N. Hartley, 464


Guthrie, A., Engines, 217
New and Convenient form of Ureometer, Dr. J. G. Blackley, 493


Guthrie, C. T., Cleaning Knives, 199
Nomenclature of the Carbon Compounds, Dr. H.E.


Guthrie, H., Pressing and Moulding, 87
Armstrong, 302


Gwynne and Collinson, Retort Lids, &c., 282
Note on the Perbromates, Mr. M. M. P. Muir, 493


Gwynne, J. Centrifugal Pumps, 180
Note on Sebate of Cobalt, Mr. E. Nelson, 67


Haddan, H. J., Binding Grain, 303
Note on some Trials of Frankland and Armstrong’s Combustion Process in Vacuo, Dr. Thudicum anc Mr. Kingzett, 464


Haddan, H. J., Boilers, 475
On some Points in the Analysis of Potable Waters Prof. Frankland, 148, 301


Haddan, H. J., Capstans, 421
Peroxides, Mr. T. Fairley, 464


Haddan, H. J., Castors for Furniture, 455
Phenomen aaecompanying the Electrolysis of Watei with Oxidisable Electrodes, Dr. J. H. Gladstone and Mr. A. Tribe, 419


Haddan, H. J., Cooking Vessels, 439
Physico-Chemical Research, Prof. Andrews, F.R.S.. 382


Haddan, H. J., Dressing Tampico and Bristles, 346
Preparation of the Hydro-Carbons, Diphenyl and Isodinaphthyl, and on the Action at a High Temperature of Metallic Chlorides on certain Hydro-Carbons, Mr. Watson Smith. 393


Haddan, H. J., Fastenings for Gloves, &c., 421
Reactions of Biliverdin, Dr. Thudicum, 393


Haddan, H. J., Hand Printing Stamps, 475
Relation between Chemical Constitution and Colouring Power in Aromatic Substances, Dr. 0. Witt, 393


Haddan, H. J., Gas Fastenings for Ships, 439
Researches on the Reduction of Nitric Acid and on the Oxides of Nitrogen, Part I. On the Gas Evolved by the Action of Metals on Nitric Acid, Dr. Armstrong and Mr. Allworth, 493


Haddan, H. J., Horseshoe Nails, 303
Simultaneous Action of Iodine and Aluminium on Ether and Compound Ether, Prof. Gladstone and Mr. Tribe, 493


Haddan, H. J., Lace Fasteners, 14
Stibine, Mr. F. Jones, 302


Haddan, H. J., Lighting Conveyances, 421
Sulphuric Anhydride, Dr. R. Messel and Dr. W.


Haddan, H. J., Lubricating Oil Cups, 70
Squire, 327


Haddan, H. J., Mining, 383
Thallium Chlorate, Mr. J. Muir, 302


Haddan, H. J., Paper Boxes, 199
Use of Platinum in the ultimate Analysis of Carbon Compounds, Mr. Thopfee, 302


Haddan, H. T "
Visit to the Royal Arsenal, 186


Haddan, H.
Volatility of Barium, Strontium, and Calcium, Prof. J. W. Mallet, 493


Haddan, H.
Society of Civil and Mechanical Engineers, 467 Permanent Way, Mr. W. C. Street, Assoc. Inst C.E., 120


Haddan, H.


Haddan, H.
Society of Engineers, 98, 376. 448, 453, 472


Haddan, H.
Air Compression, Mr. James Steel, C. E., 473 Channel Tunnel, The, Mr. P. F. Nursey, 172,197 Flues and Ventilation, Mr. A. II. C. Trewman, 364 Ventilation of Buildings, Mr. J. W. Pearse, 364 Visit to the Chelsea Glaciarium, 401


Haddan, H. ■>., wasning,281
Visits to the London Small Arms Company, and the Wick-lane Paper Staining Works, Bow, 483


Haddan, H. J., Wringing, 217
Society, King’s College Engineering:—


Beam Engine, Mr. Hawkins, 186


~ ■>        jju.ito, x»y
Blowing Engines, Mr. L. Glasson, 439


J., Rudders, 257 J., Safes for Kitchens, 421 J., Skate Attachments, 236 J., Solar Chronometers, 142 J., Tents and Berths, 475 J., Type Composing, 142 J., Washing, 281
Description of Apparatus used in Raising Water, Mr. Anderson, 224


Hadfield, R., Automatic Lubricators, 281 Hadfield, R., Safes, 281
Heating and Ventilating, Mr. Guinness, 150


Haggett, W., Artificial Fuel, 217 Hagues, Wright, and Wray, Building, 455 Hall, C. E, Crushing, Breaking, &c.,366 Hall, J., Draught and Dust Excluder,346 Hall, J., Fire Extinguishers, 70 Hall, J., Fire Extinguishing, 494 Hall, J. S., Sewing Machines, 402 Hall, J. and W., Roller Skates, 303 Hall, R., Agricultural Implement, 303 Hall, W. Twisting and Doubling, 180 Halladay, H., Brace Fittings, 32
Heavy Ordnance, Mr. Disney, 103


Hallas and Stevens, Rolling Machinery, 32 Hallsworth, S. and R., Purifying Gas, 109 Hambling and Bowles, Roller Skates, 257 Hamel, F. J., Artificial Fuel, 87, 421 Hamer, Metcalfe, and Davis, Feeding
Speed Indicators, Mr. Kirkman, 172


Boilers, 236
Steam and Continuous Brakes, Mr. Fleming, 224 'ociety, The Meteorological, 206, 331, 401


Hamilton, A. J., Bath, Towel, and Dressing Gown Combined, 161
Aneroid Barometers, Hon. R. Abercromby, F.M.S., 139


Hamilton and Frasi, Stone Working, 476 Hamilton, J. B., Harmoniums, &c., 455 Hammond, H. W„ Roller Skates, 161 Hampden, J., Ships, Barges, &c., 475 Hancox, J., Elevators, 476
Climate of Scarborough, F. Shaw, F.M.S., 486


Handley and Draper, Fastenings, 199 Hanna, D., Sewing Machines, 366 Hanna, H. B., Ships of War, 302 Hannan, J., Bottles, 366
Meteorology in India in Relation to Cholera, Col.


Hansell, R. B., Buffing and Coupling Apparatus, 179
J. Puckles, 139


Hansmann, J., Artificial School Slates, 346 Hanson, J., Treating Sewage, 123 Harbeck, C. F., Sewing Machines, 491 Harding, H., Concrete, 217
Notice of Upward Currents during the Formation and Passage of Cumulus and Cumulo-Stratus Clouds, Rev. J. Crompton, M. A., F. M.S., 486


Harding and Milbournc, Rolling Leather, 217
Sixteen Months’ Rain at Bristol, Mr. W. F. Denning, F.M.S., 139


Harding, T. R., and T. W., Pins, Combs, &c., 70
Suggestions on certain Variations, Annual and Diurnal, in Relation to the Barometric Gradient to the Force of the Wind, Rev. W. Clement Ley, M.A., F.M.S., 486


Hardinge, H. A., Skates, 302-
Society, Newcastle-on-Tyne, The Chemical :


Hargreaves and Blakey, Washing and Wringing, 87
Gas Burners, Mr. J. Pattinson, 216, 326


Hargreaves, J., Sulphates, 439 Harling, W., Railway Signalling, 88 Harlow, B., Pipes, Elbows, &c., 33 Harper, R. R., Roller Skates, 217 Harrington, J., Bottle Stands, 281 Hanington, J., Leather, 179 Harrington, J., Roller Skates, 180, 402 Harrington, J., Spring Hinges, 3S3 Harris, C., Fur Trimmings, 455 Harris, J. B., India-rubber Tires, 282 Harris, J. B., Wringing, 439 Harris, J., Transport, 383
Notes on a Visit to Chemical Works in Prance in 1875, Mr. R. C. Clapham, 112


Harris, P., Boots and Shoes, 70
Society for the Promotion of Scientific Industry : —


Harris, P., Protecting Neck and Chest from Cold, 33
Colliery Ventilation, Mr. Aiderman Taylor, 58 Society, The Royal, 248


Harris and Redford, Artificial Fuel, 70 Harrison, C., Skates, 70
| Society, The Royal Cornwall Polytechnic, 469


Harrison, C. W., Magnetism, 217
i Solar Heat Applied as Motive Power, 103


Harrison, H., Dry Stench Traps, 494 Harriss-Gasstrell, J. P., Roller Skates, 346 Harrow, H , Flower, &c., Bags, 383 Hart, J. L., Gas Meters, 383 Hart, T., Roller Skates, 421
I South Kensington Museum, 45, 67, 86, 103, 120, 146, 151, 184, 222, 240, 286, 319, 338, 352, 388, 407, 428, 459, 493


Hartclifie, W„ Lubricating Spindles. 421 Hartley and Sugden, Lawn Mowers, 88 Hartnell, W., Governors, 421
' South Yorkshire Coalfield, Water in the, 472


Harvey and Roe, Permanent Way, 476 Harwood, J., Sewing Machine Shuttles, 402 Haslam and Marshall, Looms, 402 Hattersley and Pickles, Looms, 70 Hatton, J. G., Packing, 179
Spike Extractor, Mr, W. Devine. 42


Hautermann, H. G., Cylinders and Slide Valve Chests, 257
Staffordshire Mines, Drainage of, 362


Haward, F., Boilers, 476
Stand-Pipe for Bloomington, Ill., H. M. P. Birkinbine, 51


Hawks worth and Colford, Spark Arresters.
Steam Sapper in France, The, 67


236
Steamships, Surveying of Passenger. 300


Hawkins, H., Gas, 161
Steam in the United States Navy, 25


Haycraft, G., Ammunition of Ordnance 199
Steel, Mild, 296


Hayes, R. IL, Lawn Tennis Balls, 476 Hayne, H. J., Tubes and Flues, 236 Hazlehurst, G. S., Pumping, 88 Head, J. 8., Engines, 217
Steel in Russia, 25


Healey, B., Evaporating, 402
Steel, Siemens versus Bessemer, 296


Heath, D., Washing, 421
Steel, The Strength of Forged, 471


Heaton, E., Punching and Perforating Metal Plates, 402
Stepney Railway Bridge, Removal by Messrs. Handyside, 390


Hebblethwaite, G. H., Fabric, 142 Hedderwick, P. D., Roller Skates, 14 Helwig and Cox, Opening Tins, &c., 33 Hemsley, W., Roller Skates, 303 Henderson, A. L., Ceramic Photographs,
Stockwell, Mr., Tubular Life Boat, 395


Henderson, D., Measuring Corn, Seeds, &c., 476
Stop-cock, Messrs. J. Dewrance and Co , 226


Henderson, R., Mathematical Instruments, 70
Stoppage of the Devonport Dockyard Ropery, 13


Henley, W. T., Insulating Telegraph Conductors, 421
Stone’s Boiler Coating, 80


Henman, W., Sashes, 180
Stoves, The Battle of the, 120


Hennah, T. H., Roller Skates, 52
Strength of Materials, Transverse Strains, 141


Hensman, W. and J., Agricultural Drills, 476
Strikes, 472


Hepburn, R. H., Buffers, 179 Heppel, R. T., Envelopes, 383 Hepper, jun., R., Agricultural, 303 Herbert, C., Organs, 455
Sulphate of Alumina for Precipitation of Sewage, 469


Herbert, H. J., Advertising, 161
Surface Plates, 468


Heron and Kenyon, Blast Furnaces, 439 Herzen, A., Treating Hides, 217 Hesscl, C., Rinks, 302
Swaithe Main Colliery Explosion, 214


Hetherington and Baker, Spinning and Doubling, 421
Swing Bridge at Newcastle-on-Tyne, 469


Hetherington, J. M., Combing, 257 Heuer, F. W., Printing on Glass,, 439 Hewitt, T., Railway Couplings, 281 Hewitt and Toy, Punching and Pressing,
Swiss Factory Acts, 472


Hewitt, W., Screw Propellers, 32 Heywood, H. J., Horseshoes, 106 Hickman, T. H., Fettling Puddling Furnaces, 257
Tangye Bros., Messrs., Boiler Shell Testing Machine, 115


Hicks, J. J., Thermometers, 217 Higginbottom, J., Boilers, 402 Hill, A., Umbrellas and Parasols, 455 Hill, F. B., Pumps, 87
Tangye, Bros., Messrs , Special Steam Pump, 467


Hill, F. L., Tobacco Pipes, 199
Tannin Testing Apparatus, M. Muntz, 171


Hill and Nishigawa, Engines, 282
Tanning Plant, A New, 211


Hill, W. W., Bottles, Jars, &c., 179 Hille, F., Treating Sewage, 282 Hillman, W., Roller Skates, 302 Hinckley, C. M., Lasts, 303
Target, Tne Shannon, 119


Hinks, Jas. Jos., and Ford, Lamps for Volatile Oils, 366
Technical College for Glasgow, Proposed, 86


Hirch, H., Screw Propellers, 33 Hirch, H., Ships, 102
Telegraph Wires, Suspended, 214


Hirst, J., Washing, Wringing, <fcc., Machines, 421
Telegraphers, The Snares of, 195


Hjerleid, 8., Screw Coal Feeder, 327
Temcraire, The, 360


Hoch, J. G. H„ Clocks, 217
Temple Bar, 342


Hocking, J., jun.. Pumps, 303
Thames Floods Prevention Act, 42


Hodgetts, W. J., Ornamenting Glass, 421
Thames Steam Ferry Boat, 158, 326


Hodson, R., Rotary Engines. 70
Thieves and Science, 158


Hodson, V., Extinguishing Fires, 32
Thompson Infernal Machine, The, 23


Hoe, C. W., Road and Footways, Steps, <fcc., 199
Thompson and Sterne, Messrs., Universal Grinders, 187


Hoeftmann, O., Lighting Gas, 281
Time, Astronomical, 31


Holding, J., Looms, 32 346
Torpedo Accidents, 472


Holgate, J., Looms. 161
Torpedo Explosion at Portsmouth, 481


Hollingworth, J., Spinning, 327
Tourville, Launch of the, 248


Hollingwoith, J. and J.. Looms, 302
Trade Marks, Instructions to Persons applying for ' Registration, 5


Holloway, G., Paper, 179
Trade Marks, Registration of, 67, 102, 342, 373, 395


Holloway, J., Metals and Alloys, 346
Trade Marks Registry Office, 28, 138


Holmes and Hopkinson, Roller Skates, 366
Trade Marks Rules, The, 29, 31, 342


Holmes, J. W., Heating and Cooking by
Traders, Beware, 196


Gas, 34'i
Trades Union Amenities, 49


Holroyd, E. A., Fishing Rods, 421
Tram Car Accidents, 400


Holroyd, T., Looms, 476
Tram Car, Grantham’s Steam, 396


Holt, C H., Boilers, 281
Tram Car, M. Mekarski, 149, 153


Holt, H. P„ Compressed Air Engines, 32
Tram Car for Vienna, Steam, Mr. E. Wood s M.I.C E. 357


Holt, H. P., Engines, 257
Tram Cars, 30        '


Holt, H. P., Tramways, 363
Tram Cars, Steam, 141. 159, 232, 3i3, 399


Holt, H. T., Valves, 180
Tramways in Spain, 103


Holt, J., Raising Weights, 327
Tramways, Steam, 296


Holthausen, F , Lowering Apparatus, 52
Transport of Materials in India, 78


Hooker, J., Mixing Cocoa, &c., with Milk,
Trials with the Mekarski Automotor for Tramways, 20


383
Tungsten and Iron. Mr. R. Akerman, On the Relation between, 206


Hooker, J., Preserving Milk, 366
Tunnel, The Channel, 23. 472


Hooker, J , Type Distributing, 421
Tweddell, Mr. R. H., Hydraulic Shears for Toulon Dockyard, 20S, 248


Hooker and Wiight, Pole Chains, 366
Uchatius Projectiles, 117


Hookham, G., Metal Chains for Hanging
United States’ Corps of Engineers, 51


Pictures, 282
United States, Free Trade in the, 490


Hopff, A., Removing Burrs out of Wool, 455
United Stites Naval Engineer Corps, 272


Hopps, W., Oil Cake, 257
United States, The Proposed Tariff Changes in the, 133


Horne, J., Burners for Lamps, 32
Valves, Safety, 358


Horrocks, J., Boilers, 302
Vanguard. Loss of the, 158


Houdaille, G., Raising and Lowering
Vanguard, Raising the, 20, 272


Trucks in Shafts, 52
Ventilation, 395, 483


Houghton and Kabeiry, Spinning and Doubling, 476
Vessels, Survey of, 319


Howard and Bousfield, Agricultural Im
Vicars’ Self-stoking Furnace, 112


Wages and Railways, 215


plements. 303
Wages in the United States, 44


Howard and Bousfield, Harvesting, 383
Walesand Adjoining Counties, 18, 36, 56, 74, 91, 109, 127, 145, 165, 183, 203, 221. 239. 261, 285, 307, 331, 349, 369, 387, 407, 425, 413, 459, 479, 497


Howard, J., Taps, &c., 199
War Maps, 472


Howard, Lieut. A.. Boat Lowering, 476
Waterage Money, 45


Howard, W., Ink Erasers, 52
Water Fittings, Regulations as to, 322


Howarth, J., Calendering, Mangling, &c., 402
Water Flowing through a Nozzle, Mr. James Brownlee, On the Action of, 452


Howard, T., Taps, 106
Water Supply, 213


Howe, A., Looms, 439
Water Supply, Independent or Dependent, 342


Howell, R., Self-feeding Pen-holders, 302
Water Supply of Loudon, 309


Howie, T. 8., Sewing Machines, 32
Water Supply of Small Towns, 158


Howitt, W., Roller Skates, 106, 257
Waterloo Supply in South Yorkshire, 102


Huddard, J. D E , Motive Power, 217
Water from Surface Condensers, 25


Hudson, G., Tricycles, 282
Water Tube Boilers, 93


Hudson, J. C , Direct-acting Engines, 476
Waterwitch, The, 300


Hughes, E. T., Alloys, 33
Waterworks, The Vienna, 489


Hughes, E. T , Boilers, 366
Weights and Measures, 68


Hughes, E. T., Carving Forks, 106
West Riding Towns, Sewage of the, 362


Hughes, E. T., Curtain Fixtures, 476
What is a Sirike, 452


Hughes, E. T., Extinguishing Gaslights, 402
Wigzell and Ramsden, Messis., Water Tube Boilers, 313, 316


Hughes, E. T., Needle Machines, 366
Williams, The J. B.; Towing Boat, Mr. A. Hartupee, Engineer, 416, 419. 420, 434, 438


Hughes, E. T., Revolving Shutters, 476
Wind Power of a Storm, 318


Hughes, E. T., Spinning. 142
Winding Engine, Double Cylinder, Messrs. Davey


Hughes, E. W., Roller Skates, 217
Paxman, and Co., 140


Hughes, G. S., Raising and Lowering, 180
Woodcroft, -Mr. Bennet, 176


Hughes, H., Train Locomotives, 282
Wood, Mr., Reaping and Binding Machine, 22


Hughes, H , Treating Fabrics, 455
Woods, M.I.C.E., Mr. E , Steam Tram Car for Vienna, 357


Hughes, N. H., Roller Skates, 383
Workmen, Energetic, 84, 120


Humberstone, W., Printing, 281
Workmen, English and Belgian, 13


Humfrey, C., Treating Mineral Oils, 455
Workmen, Increasing Improvidence of our, 44, 62


Humm, E., Permanent Way, 475
Workmen and Machinery, 120


Hummerston, J., Printing on Paper, Floor
Workmens’ Dwellings Improvement Company, 103


Cloths, &c., 70
Yarrow and Co., Messrs., Steam Yachts, 382


Hunt, B., Cement, 257
Zuyder Zee, Draining the, 2
 
Hunt, B., Jacquarding, 217
 
Hunt, B., Tanning, 402
 
Hunt B., Type Distributing, 257
 
Hunt, B., Umbrellas and Parasols, 421
 
Hunt, B., Wringing and Mangling, 383
 
Hunt, W. L., Theatrical and Gymnastic, 33
 
Hunter, T., Topping and Tailing Roots, 32
 
Hunter, T. S., Battery, 199
 
Huntingdon and Cadman, Marbled Papers, 142
 
Hutcheson, J., Fire Extinguishing, 303
 
Hutchings, R. J., Cleaning Tin and Terne Plates, 494
 
Hutchings, R. J., Treating Metal Plates, 327
 
Hutchinson, H., Hydro-Metallurgy, 70
 
Hyatt and Crane, Hydrostatic Presses, 494
 
Hyatt, T., Building, 327
 
Imray J., Fire Extinguishing, 88
 
Imray, J., Preserving Meat, 52
 
Ingham and Hill, Retorts, 217
 
Ingham and H olt, Steaming Fabrics, 106
 
Inglefield and Lenox. Anchois, zl7
 
Inglis, W., Engines, 476
 
Ireland, W., Indicating Speed, 346
 
Isherwood, C. E. R, Seli-acting Dampers, 282
 
Jablochkoff, P., Electro-Magnet, 257
 
Jackson and Asquith, Fabrics, 88
 
Jackson, F., Metal Sash Bars, 106
 
Jackson, J., Bicyles, 87
 
Jackson, Kay, Dearnley, and Stafford,
 
Looms, 33
 
Jackson, R., Meny-go-Rounds, 142
 
Jackson, 8., Mirrors, 142
 
Jackson, W.. Furnace and Cooking, Heat
 
ing, &c.. 87
 
Jackson, W. Jewellery, 32
 
Jackson, W. L., Leather Rolling, 161
 
Jackson, W. L., Treating Leather, 383,k421
 
Janeway, J J., Printing Rollers, 494
 
Janse, L., Compass, 179
 
Japy, B., Cocks, 327
 
Jeanneiet. H., Iron, 476
 
Jefferey, E. A., Railway Wheels, 217
 
Jeffereys, J. C. W., Fastenings for Jewellery, 199
 
Jeffereys, J. C. W., Fastenings for Scarves, 366
 
Jeffries, G., Top Levers for Breech-loading Fire-arms, 14
 
Jeffries, G. L., Cartridge Cases, 476
 
Jenken, F. Meters, 257
 
Jenkins, F., Portmanteaus, &c., 217
 
Jennings and Pocock, Waste Water Preventers, 32
 
Jennison, J., Tilting Apparatus, 179
 
Jensen, P., Boilers, 282
 
Jensen, P., Fire Alarms, 421
 
Jensen, P., Fireplaces, 87
 
Jensen, P., Fluid Meters, 70
 
Jensen, P., Galvanic Batteries, 421
 
Jensen, P., Meters, 257
 
Jensen, P., Preserving Meat, 303
 
Jenson, P., Railway Wheels and Axles, 439
 
Jensen, P., Stoppers for Bottles, 179
 
Jensen, P„ Telegraphy, 199
 
Jensen, P., Tjpe Composing, 142
 
Jenner, J. W., Artificial Leather, 303
 
Jewitt, H., Desks, 33
 
Joannbs, P., Trellis Work, 180
 
Jobson, J., Stoves, Fireplaces, 199
 
Johns, T. H., Raising and Tapping Beer, &c., 70
 
Johnson, A., Roller Skates, 421
 
Johnson, E., Horse, &e., Shoes, 70
 
Johnson, E. G., Pencil Cases, &c., 303
 
Johnson, G. H. and Colliery Tubs, 281
 
Johnson, J. H., Air Brakes and Ejectors, 383
 
Johnson, J. H , Artificial Fuel, 199
 
Johnson, J. H., Artificial Stone. 455
 
Johnson, J. H., Bookbinding, 421
 
Johnson, J. H., Boring, 142
 
Johnson, J. H., Colouring Matters, 282
 
Johnson, J. H., Engine Indicators, 14
 
Johnson, J. H., Engines, 383
 
Johnson, J. II., Filtering, 106
 
Johnson, J. H., Fire-arms, 421
 
Johnson, J. H., Flour, 439
 
Johnson, J. II., Gas Meters, 476
 
Johnson, J. IL, Governors, 383
 
Johnson, J. H., Heating Railway Carriages.
 
52
 
Johnson, J. H., Indicator for Vehicles, 191
 
Johnson, J. H., Injectors, 303
 
Johnson, J. H., Joints for Pipes, 70
 
Johnson, J. H., Lubricating Packing, 142
 
Johnson, J. H., Motive Power, 199
 
Johnson, J. II., Musical Instruments, 303
 
Johnson, J. H., Permanent Way, 439
 
Johnson, J. H., Presses, 87
 
Johnson, J. H., Printing Metal, 180
 
Johnson, J. H, Railways and Rolling
 
Stock, 383
 
Johnson, J. H., Rotary Puddling, 14
 
Johnson, J. H , Sewing Machines, 88
 
Johnson, J. IL, Sizing and Dressing
 
Threads, 402
 
Johnson, J. II., Spinning 303
 
Johnson, J. II., Steel, 236
 
Johnson, J. II., Stereotype Plates, 88
 
Johnson, J. H., Treating Nickel Ores, 494
 
Johnson, J. S., Roller Skates, 383
 
Johnson and Phillips, Wheel Mounting, 171
 
Johnson, S., Washing and Disintegrating
 
Clay, 142
 
Johnson, 8. H.. Ferro cyanides, 161
 
Johnson and Wayne, Breech-loading Smal
 
Arms, 161
 
Johnson, D., Dry Closets, 32
 
Johnston, J. B., Cheques, Bank Notes, &c.
 
440
 
Johnston, D. McD., Sawing, 421
 
Johnston and Straiton, Cleaning Skins anc
 
Rugs, 103
 
Jones, F. W., Indicating Occupation o:
 
Closets, &c., 32
 
Jones, H. E., Meters, 257
 
Jones, J. G., Boring, Drilling, &c., 199
 
Jones, M. P., Roller Skates, 236
 
Jones, T. H., Slate Dressing, 303
 
Jones, W., Sewing Machines, 236
 
Jordan, L., Pumps and Beer Engines, 142
 
Jowett and Sergeant, Combinir, 475
 
Joyce, A. E., Roller Skates, 421
 
Just and Downton, Water-closets, 33
 
Justice, P. S., Cases, &c., for Sewing Ma chines, 257
 
Justice, P. S., Engines, 161
 
Kaufmann, A. F., Starting Cars, &c , 161
 
Kay, J. AV.. Threading Needles, 32
 
Kay, T., Tills, 303
 
Kaye, AV., Engines, 217
 
Keddy, T., Cutting Hay and Straw, 87
 
Keel, G., Locomotion on Foot, 87
 
Keel and Pringle, Roller Skates, 383
 
Keighley, E., Singeing, 346
 
Keith, J., Boiler and Furnace, 70
 
Keith, J., Sewing Machines, 33
 
Kell, G., Roller Skates, 257
 
Kelly, J., Switches and Points, 70
 
Kelway, C. E , Indicator for Ships, 303
 
Kemp, J., Screening and Sifting, 476
 
Kempe, M. and A., Raising Nap on Fabrics, 70
 
Kendal, G., Stoppers for Bottles, 281
 
Kendall, W., Screwing, 199
 
Kennedy and Eastwood, Drilling Rock, 455
 
Kennedy, T. S., Drilling, 142
 
Kent, G., Cutting and Slicing, 32
 
Kent, AV. IL, Cleaning Boots and Shoes, 33
 
Kenyon, H., Oxide and Chloride of Zinc, 302
 
Kenyon, J. H. and J., Fire Extinguishing, 303
 
Kenyon, AV., Railway Signalling, 179
 
Kerr, H., Envelopes, 257
 
Kerr, J. D., Hatchways, 383
 
Kershaw, J., Looms, 142, 455
 
Kershaw, P , Railway Brakes, 142
 
Kesterton, H., Roller Skates, 383
 
Key worth, G. A., Disinfecting, 303
 
Kidd, J., Gas, 180
 
Kidd, J., Gas Furnaces, 282
 
Kidd, J. H., Treating Sewave, 106
 
Kilber, AV., Breech-loading Fire-arms, 161
 
Kilner, AV. J., Electricity, 302
 
Kincaid, J., Permanent Way, 87
 
Kinder and La Tour, Treating Fibres, 161
 
King, E., Treating Seed Corn, &c , 180
 
King, G., Cut Nails and Tacks, 161
 
King, J. I'., Cutlery, 282
 
King, J. T., Lock Washers, 33
 
King, M. H. H., Boat Lowering; &c., 14
 
King, AV.. Tenoning, 366
 
Kingsford, C , Artificial Fuel Blocks, 161
 
Kingzett and Kingler, Antiseptics and Disinfectants, 346
 
Kinipple, AV. R., Dredgers, 217
 
Kirk, P., Rolling Machinery, 180
 
Kirkby, S. A., Fireplaces, 32
 
Kislingbury and Bigg, Roller Skates, 383
 
Kite, J. and J , Roller Skates, 142
 
Kitson, W. H., Railway Wheels, 142
 
Knell, W., Screwdrivers,' 70
 
Knight, E. M., Bottles, 303
 
Knight, E. M., Washing, 383
 
Knight, II., Pigments, 70
 
Knott, G. S , Carting Mud, 217
 
Knott, K., Preserving Meat, 383
 
Knott, K., Preserving Substance , 455
 
Knowles, jun., G., Spinning, 346
 
Knox, B. J., Roller Skates, 217
 
Korting, E., Pumps, 236
 
Kottgen, F. AV., Pumping, 236
 
Krocker, B., Equilibrium Valves, 302
 
Kruger, S. D., Exhibiting and Advertising, 475
 
Kunkier. E., Varnishes, 217
 
Kunstiidter, J. J. Roller Skates, 52, 475 ;hting Railway Carriages, R., Air Pistols and Guns, 475 R., Anvils for Paper Cartridges, R., Atomisers, 383 R., Binding Grain, &c., 366 R., Boiler Flue Cleaners. 421 R., Bomb Lances, 491
 
Lacey, IL. Ventilating, 282
 
La Fors, II., Wheels and Axles, 14
 
Laidlaw, D.,Ligl“ ~
 
180, 366
 
Lake, AV.
 
Lake, AV.
 
303
 
Lake, AV.
 
Lake, AV.
 
Lake, AV.
 
Lake, AV.
 
 
Lake^ AV. R., Boots and Shoes, 199, 217
 
Lake, W.
 
I '
 
Lake, AV.
 
Lake, , ________
 
Hygienic Purposes, 142 Lt ’
 
Luke, W. Lake, W. Lake, AV. Lake, AV. Lake, W. Lake, AV. Lake, AV. Lake, AV. Lake, AV. Lake, AV.
 
Lake, AV. _________^r<
 
for Marine Engines, 123
 
Lake, W. R., Embroidery, Knitting, 402
 
 
Lake, W. R., Bread, 179
 
Lake, AV. R., Bricks, 199
 
Lake, AV. R., Brushes, 346
 
Lake, AV. R., Candles and Lamps for Hygienic Purposes, 142
 
Lake, W. R., Cartridge Cases, 257
 
i nr B , Cheques, Bonds, &c., 366
 
R., Cigais, 52
 
R., Condensing Steam, 402
 
K., Copying Press, 70 R., Crushing, 281
 
R., Crushing and Grinding, 346 R., Cutting Pipes, 440
 
R., Cutting Precious Stones, 217 R., Distillery Mash, 123 R., Dredging, 421
 
R., Electro-Magnetic Regulators 1r.r>            --r ....
 
Lake, W. R., Enamelling- Iron, 494
 
Lake, W. R., Eye Cups, 87
 
Lake, W. R., Fastenings for Braces, SIS
 
Lake, W. R., Fastenings for Gloves, 180
 
Lake, W. R., Fastenings for Wearing Apparel, 302
 
Lake, W. R., Fixed Nozzle Injectors, 106
 
Lake, W. R,, Galvanic Batteries, 199
 
Lake, W. R., Gas, 161, 302
 
Lake, W. R., Gasaliers, 199
 
Lake, W. R., Gases, 303
 
Lake, W R., Gear Wheels, 494
 
Lake, W. R , Governors for Marine Engines, 494
 
Lake, W. R., Harvesting, 421
 
Lake, W. R., Horseshoes, 142, 180
 
Lake, W. R , Iron and Steel, 366
 
Lake, W. R., Journal Box Bearings, 70
 
Lake, W. R., Kilns, 217
 
Lake, W. R., Knitting, 236
 
Lake, W. R., Lamps, 142
 
Lake, W. R., Leather, 217
 
Lake, W. R., Lighting, 180
 
Lake, W. R., Lubricating, 87, 199
 
Lake, W. R., Machine Guns, 38f, 402
 
Lake, W. R., Magneto-Electro Machines, 366
 
Lake, W. R., Miners’ Picks, 217
 
Lake, W. R., Mariners’ Compasses, 161
 
Lake, W. R., Mirrors, 302
 
Lake, W. R., Nickel and its Alloys, 302
 
Lake, W. R., Observatories, 282
 
Lake, W. R., Ordnance, 199
 
Lake, W. R., Packing for Piston Rods, 402
 
Lake, W. R., Pantograph Engraving, 33
 
Lake, W. R., Paper Cutting, 455
 
Lake, W. R., Paper Cutting and Folding, 383
 
Lake, W. R,, Parchment, 70
 
Lake, W. R., Portable Electrical Apparatus for Fire and Light, 52
 
Lake, W. R., Preserving Materials, 383
 
Lake, W. R., Projectiles, 402
 
Lake, W. R., Puddling Furnaces, 302
 
Lake, W. R., Pyrotechnic Signals, 3u3
 
Lake, W. R., Railway Brakes, 421
 
Lake, W. R., Railway Couplings, 366
 
Lake, W. R., Refrigerating, 70, 303
 
Lake, W. R., Registering Fares, 455
 
Lake, W. K., Register for Vehicles, 199
 
Lake, W. it., Revolving Cyliuaur Fire-
 
Arms, 142
 
Lake, W. R., Rotary Engines, 142
 
Lake, W. R., Screw Nuts, 180
 
Lake, W, R,, Screw Threads, 421
 
Lake, W. R., Screwing Machinery, 70
 
JLake, W. R., Screws and Screw Drivers, 106, 383
 
Lake, W. R., Sewing Machines, 70, 236
 
Lake, W. R., Sewing Machines tor Straw Braid-work, 302
 
Lake, W. R., Signals and Alarms, 257
 
Lake, W. R., Smelting, 217
 
Lake, W. R., Spikes, 52
 
Lake, W. R., Spittoons, 402
 
Lake, W. R., Stamps and Labels, 383
 
Lake, W. R., Steel, 180
 
Lake, W. R., Straightening and Bending
 
Tubes, Rads, &c., 366
 
Lake, W. R., switches and Points, 281
 
Lake, W, R., Tools tor Boiler Tubes, 327
 
Lake, W. R., Transport, 366
 
Lake, W. R., Treating Grain, 217
 
Lake, W. R., Treating Pasteboard, 199
 
Lake, W. R., Veneers, 281
 
Lake, W, R., Ventilating, 142, 282
 
Lake, W. R., Wearing Apparel—Neckties, 199
 
Lake, W. R., Wood Screws, 383, 455
 
Lamb, E. B., Roller Skates, 14
 
Lamb, J. M., Skates, 257
 
Landau, M. J., Heating, Ventilating, Cooking, 87
 
Lane, T., Fireplaces, 4-1
 
Lane, T., Fuel, 303
 
Lange, L'., Fastenings for Bags, &c., 281
 
Langley and Cocker, Permanent Way of Tramways, 217
 
Langley, T., Permanent Way of Tramways,
 
Langlois, E. F. Cutting, 476
 
Langston-Jones, H., Disinfectants, 383
 
Lansley, J., Horseshoes, »8
 
Lanyon, J., Water-closets, 179
 
Law, H., Valves, <fcc., 88
 
Lawden and Thomas, Breech-loading Small
 
Arms, 455                    °
 
Laws and McLennan, Fire Extinguishing,
 
Larard, F., Hinges, 366
 
Laroque, E. de, Artificial Marble, Stone, &c., 281
 
Lascelles, T. E., Gas Engines, 421
 
Lascelles, W. H., Permanent Way, 455 Lawrence, E., Brakes, 33
 
Lawrence, E., Cutting, Engraving, Carving, &c., 32
 
Lawrence, E., Permanent Way, 87
 
Lawrence, H., Rollers, Drums, and Sheaves, 199
 
Lawrence, P., Stoves, 303
 
Lawrie, T., Pavements, 87
 
Lawther, A. B., Cutting Linseed Cake, 123
 
Lawther, A. B., Oil, 123
 
Laycock, J. and F., Fulling and Milling, 180
 
Leach, C. T., Roller Skates, 402
 
Leaker, A. A., Billiard Tables, 402
 
Leber, J., Binding Hat and Bonnet Shapes, 33
 
Leber, J., Cutting and Stamping Blocks, 440
 
Le Breton, E. M. J., Hydraulic Motive Power, 87
 
Ledger, J., Separating Stamps, 33
 
Lee and Crabtree, Looms, 14
 
Lee, E., Boots and Shoes, 217
 
Lee, W., Tell-tales for Vehicles, ISO
 
Leeming and White, Looms, 70
 
Lees, T., Hats, 455
 
Lefebvre, B., Traction Engines, 123
 
Legge, J., Furnaces, 421
 
Leigh, R., Ceilings, 383
 
Lemonnier and Malhbre. Lace, 281
 
Lemouche, F. J., Valve Gear, 494
 
Lempriere, G. P., Fastenings for Gloves, &c„ 32
 
Lesware, J. J., Roller Skates, 161
 
Levinstein, I., Colouring Matters, 161
 
Levy, J., Umbrellas and Parasols, 257
 
Lewis, G. and E. 8., Wearing Apparel-Corsets, 421
 
Lewis, J., Stopping Bottles, 142
 
Lewis and Jones, Roller Skates, 281
 
Lewis, 8. S., Soap, 257
 
Ley, F., Permanent Way, 302
 
Liddicot, P., Plate Warmer and Refrigerator, 161
 
Lightfoot, T. B., Stirring Vats, &c., 383
 
Lilley, Adams, Browne, and Boby, Hydraulic Lifts, 281
 
Lili and Innes, Castors, 383
 
Limousin, S., Medicinal Capsules, 199
 
Linde, C., Refrigerating, 346
 
Lindemann, G., Tramways, 199
 
Lipscombe, F._ Furnaces, 33
 
Lister, G., Water-wheels, 455
 
Lister, S. C., Combing, 402
 
Liston, J., Pipes, 257
 
Little, ’ ^18’tnfCu^nS Fluid for Sheep,
 
Lloyd, A„ Fastenings for Windows, 303
 
Lloyd, A., Food and Drink, 455
 
 
Lloyd, Faulkner and Lloyd, Tubes, 202 Lloyd, II., Fences, 232                  q
 
Lloyd. H. J.. Packing Tobacco for Sale, 199 Lloyd, 8., Iron and Steel, 455 Lobb, N. W., Food, 257
 
Lobnitz, II. C., Marine Apparatus for
 
Attack and Defence, 475
 
Lock, J. II., Rinks, 236        .
 
Lock wood, W., Buffers and Bearing Springs, 282
 
Lodge, J., Fabrics, 179
 
Loeb, L. N., Wearing Apparel-Scarves, 494                          . „
 
Looser, I., Destroying Vermin, 70
 
Lofts, E., Tell-tales, 383
 
Longridge, M., Ordnance, 32
 
Lord, A., Looms, 383
 
Lotz., W. F., Lamps, 52
 
Lotz, W. F., Lanterns. 199
 
Louis, A. H., Pens, 88
 
Louttet, K. Me. L. P., Gas. 366
 
Love, W. and G., Bricks, 180
 
Lovell, T., Purifying Sewage, 476
 
Lovelock, J. F., Mincing, 180
 
Low, IL, Rinks, 199
 
Low, H., Roller Skates, 199
 
Lowber, D. C., Disinfecting and Packing
 
Manures, 383
 
Lowe, E., Locks and Catches, 421
 
Lowe and Lamb, Knitting, 32
 
Lowe, W. C., Roller Skates, 421
 
Lowndes and Wilkinson, Driving Belts,
 
281
 
Lowne and Hicks, Counting Coins, 217
 
Lowne, R. M., Anemometers, 302
 
Lowry, G., Radial Arm and Slot Drilling, 180
 
Lowry, G., Roller Skates. 142, 199, 2S2
 
Lubez, A. V. Le, Grinding Pepper Box, 199 Ludeke, J. H. F., Clocks and Watches, 439 Luke and Southgate, screw Propellers, 421 Lulham, E. W., Combined Roller Skate and Boot, 142
 
Lu mb and Htigh, Lubricating, 303
 
Lundy, J. J., Tins for Preserving Food, 281
 
Lutwyche, 8. G., Saddles, 33
 
Lynarn, J., Holders for Tools, 88
 
Lynch, J. B., Swivels, 106
 
Lyon-Field, J., Drilling or Rotary Cutting, 475
 
Lyon-Field, J., Seals, &c., 439
 
Lyon-Field, J., Telescopes, 475
 
Mabson, J., Rotary Motion, 421
 
McArthur, W., Steam Cranes, 123
 
Macaulay, H., Koller Skates, 142
 
McCormick, W., Tables for Ships, 199 McCulloch and Bui nett, Engines, 476 Maedermott and Elliot, Wedging, 282 Macdonald, A., Spinning, 230 Macdonald, J., Rockets, a83
 
Me Donell, E., Desk ana Cabinet, 180
 
McDougall, T. S., Furnaces, 281
 
Mace, C., Condensers, 179
 
McEvoy, B., Pulleys, 142
 
McEvoy, C. A., Lighting Gas, 199
 
McFarlane and McPherson, Leno Curtains, 346
 
McGee, W., Winding Thread, 179
 
McGill, D., Railway Couplings, 199
 
Mclnues. J., Continuous Brakes, 282
 
Macintosh and Boggett, Air-Proofing, 302 Mackintosh, J., Raising Sunken Vessels, 282
 
McJannet, J., Ball Cocks, 302
 
Mackay, F. N., Ice, 282
 
Mackay, F. N., Rinks, lc0
 
McKean and McGrath, Combing, 411
 
McKechnie, D., Treating CuHipounds of Iron, 476
 
Mackenzie, F. W., Drying Tea, 180
 
Mackie, J., Thinning Plants, 18u
 
Mackie, R., Scotch Bonnets, 281
 
Mackneill, Sir J., Meters, 421
 
McLaren, A., Stable Fittings, 476
 
McLaren. A.. Valves, 236
 
Maclean, C. M., Roller Skates, 281
 
McLean, W., Reaping and Mowing Machine Knife Grinders, 421
 
MacLellan, G., Packing, 4 1
 
McLintoch and Brown, Roller Skates, 161 McManus, H., Loom Pickers, 161 McNaughton, G., Engines, 421
 
Macquay, P., Skates, 439
 
McRae, 1)., Sewing Machines, 303
 
Mactear, J., Furnaces, 439, 475
 
Madeu, E., Air-compressing, 346 Magaud-Unarfe, J., Corks, 313 Magnus, G., Billiard Balls, 161 Major, W., Preventing Priming in Boilers 70
 
Makin and Marcroft, Sample Bags, 199 Malcolm, R. A., Tubes, 217
 
Malcolmson, H , Roller Skates, 383 Malfroy, A., Meters, Liquid, 257 Malmgs, J., Cricket Balls, 366
 
Mauley, W. G. N., Ambulance Wheel Litter,
 
Maplesen, J. IL, Ttnts, 421
 
Mappin, W. 8., Roller Skates, 52 March, G., Spinning, 179
 
March, T. C., Fabrics, 281
 
Marchant, G. M., Taps or Stop-cocks 70 Marchant, IL M , Pumps ana Condensers 455
 
Mardon, IL, Printing, 282
 
Margotti, J., Stoppers for Bottles 491
 
Markland, W., Looms, 383
 
Marriott, W., Purifying Coal Gas, 70 Maisden, J., Billiard Tables, 494
 
Marsden, 8., Crushing, Pulverising &c 476                                          *’
 
Marsh, J* Fell, Lubricating Spin-
 
Marsh, W. R., Cylinders of Rice-cleaning Machines, 106
 
Marshall, G. IL, Punkahs, 303
 
Marshall, J., Thrashing, 302
 
Marshall. N., Roller Skates, 303
 
Martin, A., Clipping and Shearing, 32 Martin, jun., Dawson, and Orchar, Sewing
 
Machines, 402                        ®
 
Martin, J., Flower Pots, Fern Shades, &c. 33
 
Martin, J., Umbrellas and Parasols 217 Martin, J. C., White Lead, li 6
 
Martin, J. K., Bobbinsand Reels 957 Martin, 8., Urinals, 402
 
Martin, W., Motive Power, 476
 
Martineau, G., Cutting Sugar, 439 Martins, C. Le Neve, Vehicles, 475 Marx, W., Locking Desks or Easels, 402 Marzetti, C. T., Bottling, 455
 
Mason, C., Valves for Steam Pumps 142 Mason and Parkes, Treating Orcs and
 
Alloys of Nickel, 455
 
Mason, R. F., Refrigerating, 302
 
Massey and Knott, Taps, 475
 
Massieks and Crooke, Slide Valves 199 Mather, W„ Steaming and Ageing’Fabrics,
 
Mather, W., Steaming Fabrics, 161 Mathers, J. Pneumatic Transport, 282 Matthews, J., Road Locomotives 17m Matthews J. M_, Locks and Fastenings 87 Maw and Hartley, Screw Presses, 303° ’ Mawby, T., Looped Fabrics, 4o2 Mawson J., Drilling and Boring, 455 Maxwell-Lyte, F., lorpedoes, 383 May, C. N., Boilers, 302 May, T. P., Earth-closets, 236
 
Mayer, E., Repairing Shafts, Poles, &c., 303
 
Mayer, E. L., Cobalt and Nickel, --S1
 
Mays, J. A., RollerSkates, 936, 421
 
Mavs, J. A., Skates, 303, 345,
 
Mavs J A., Wheels, 199
 
Meadowcroft and Graves Safety Apparatus for Building and Cleaning, 383
 
Meadows, W., Coupling Hoop, <0
 
Meakin, J. F., Sash Pulleys, 82
 
Melhuish, R. M., Button-holing, 1J
 
Mel'anby. W., Lighthouses, 282
 
Moiling, T., Meters, 439
 
Mellor, II. M., Circular Knitting, -3-
 
Mesnard, Key, and M ilson, Boiler ckatcs
 
Messenger and Churchward, Engines, 105
 
Metcalf, J.. Boilers. 421
 
Mewburn, J. C., Billiard Cues, u-
 
Mewburn, J. C., Miners Safety Lamps, 1,9
 
Mewburn, J. C., Spinning ani Twisting, 142
 
Meyer, C. H.. Lamps for Ship Lights, 231
 
Meyer and Wernigh, Towing, 217
 
Meynell, G. C., Cart and Trolly. 217
 
Michaelson, M., Artificial Grinding Stone,
 
Michell, F. B., Stopping and Filling Bot les, 217
 
Middlechurch, J., Pipes for Smok.ng, 2S2 Midgley, D., B filers, 161
 
Milburn and Jackson, Treating Sewage, &C., 32
 
Milburn and Jackson, Treating Sewage, 366
 
Millar, R., Tramway Cars, 32
 
Miller, A., Pumping, 2 <6
 
Miller, J., Designing on Pottery, 123
 
Miller, R. J.. Spring Rollers, 402
 
Miller and Robb. Bolts. 199
 
Mills, B. J. B., Boots and Shoes, 366
 
Mills, B. J. B., Casting, 217
 
Mills, B. J. B., Cigars, 123
 
Mills, B. J. B., Engines, 217
 
Mills, B. J. B.. Pipes for Smoking, 38 J
 
Mills, B. J. B., Rods, Bars, Girders, &c., 179
 
Mills, B. J. B., Sewing Machines, 87. 123
 
Mills, B. J. B., Sugar, &c., Extracting, 421 Mills, D., Boots and Shoes, 302
 
Mills, R., Hydraulic Cranes, 303
 
Mills, T., Fire Extinguishing, 327
 
Mirfield and Scott, Combing, 142
 
Mirfin, W. IL. B filers. 421
 
Mitchell, C. P. Treating Fibres, 30)
 
Mitchell, N. W., Hat and Bonnet Shapes, 383
 
Mitchell, T., Steam Pipe and Coupling, 327 31 itch ell, T. and M , Safety Valves, 421 Moffatt, A. C. B., Feed-water Heater, 32 Mohr, F. W. B., Colouring Matters, 439 Molcsworth, J. E., Disinfecting by Electricity, 257
 
Moleux, A., Illuminating Projectiles or Rockets. 199
 
Monck, F. W.» Copying, 282
 
Mon jot, J , Looms, 34o
 
Moore, De La M., Boilers, 302
 
Moore, IL, Anti-triction Rollers, Cylinders, &C., 199
 
Moore, J., Heating, 87
 
Moore, J., Retorts 161
 
Mor, R., Furnaces. 32
 
Moore wood, E., Coating Metals, 383
 
Morfit, C., Food, 199
 
Morgan-B own, W., Breech-loading Firearms, 383
 
Morgan-Brown, W., Cop Tubes, 123 Morgan-Brown, W., Engines, 366 Morgan-Brown, W., butering. i4 Morgan-Brown, W., Filtering Reservoirs, 455
 
Moigan-Brown, W., Indexing, 383
 
Morgan Brown, W., Limp Burners, 199 Morgan-Brown, W., Looms, 440 Morgan-Brown, W , Metallic Cartridges, 476
 
Morgan-Brown, W., Metallurgical Furnaces, 106
 
Morgan-B.own, W., Ornamental Fabrics. 383
 
Morgan-Brown, W., Paper Folding and Delivering, 494
 
Morgan-Brown, W., Playing Cards, 366
 
Morgan-Brown, W., Parity ing Spirits of Turpentine, 421
 
Morgan-Brown, W., Raising and Lowering,
 
Morgan-B rown, W., 32
 
 
Repeating Fire-arms,
 
 
Morgan-Brown, W., Seams and Gorings of Elastic, 282
 
Morgan-Brown, W., Self closing Valves, 455 Morgan-Brown, W , Sewing Knitted Goods, 217
 
Morgan-Brown, W., Sewing Machines, 257 Morgan-Brown, W., Treating Wood, 302 Morgan-Brown, W., Wearing Apparel-
 
Braces, 366
 
Morgan, Macaulay, and Waidc, Fireplaces and Stoves, 88
 
Morgan, T., Safety Apparatus for Brilurs, 33
 
Moigan, W., B iots and Shoes, 303
 
Morgan, W., Tools, 142
 
Al orison, A. .L, Evaporating 439
 
Morison, J. A. R., Roller Skates, 38<
 
Mor. son, J. A. R , Skating Rinks, 123
 
Morley, S , Gauges for Boilers, 476
 
Morrell, W. N., Axles, 383
 
Morris, E. E , Screw Base, 179
 
Morris, E. L., Targets, 327
 
Morris. J., Tiles, 217
 
Moms, Morgan, and Richards, Annealin’-and lempering Iron Plates, 70
 
Morris, W., Pipes and Joints, 366
 
Morris and Westley, Injectors .»27
 
Morrison, A. F., Pipes and Gutters, 52 nT/J' a,,dJ- B ’ IUullll= d. 1 L t S j I 0
 
Morriston, T. B., Sulphuric Acid 383
 
Mort, W. Refrigerating and Punfymu, 302 Moi ton, j. W., Washing, 161
 
Mojton, R., Whipping and Churning, 282
 
Moseley, C., Inflammable Oils, 383
 
Mose ey, C Waterproof Packing, 366
 
Moseley, W., Signalling, 236
 
Mottle, L., Trotting Tobacco. 123 iloiiutam, and J. B , Cut Nails,Sprigs, &c,, ‘lUZ                                                        ’
 
Muirhcad, J , Lighting and Extinguishing
 
Muller, A Muller, F, Muller, J.
 
Husks,
 
 
J. M. de, Tempering Glass, 491 , Keyless Watches, 11
 
Gas and Fuel from Rice
 
Muller, M L., Typo Composing, 383 Mulhner, F., Tires, 179
 
,?,atininS j>aper, &c., 70 Mullord, A., Treating Paper, 142
 
&Uc?’88 ’ Uuttin°’ ^Ping. Pushing, ssstats*'*-* “2
 
II: II:'
 
70
 
 
Mure, A IL, Vent Pegs, 455 s^atroydjun- Bothwell, Battinson, and ouiclilTcJ Looms, 402
 
- usgrave and Chell, Engines, 439 Musgrave and Smith, Engines, 421
 
Neale, J., Sulphuric Acid, 236
 
Needham, J., Portable Fountains, 476
 
Negretti and Zarnbra, Hydrometers, 421
 
Neupert, E., Buttons, 179
 
Neville, S., Cruet, &c., Frames, 88
 
Neville, W. IL, Treating Cinders, 302
 
New, Matthews, and Berry, Tool Holders, &c, 32
 
Newsome, W., Bailway Signalling, 236
 
Newton, A. V., Assorting Coin, 282
 
Newton, A. V., Boilers, 123
 
Newton, A. V., Bricks. 217
 
Newton, A. V., Centrifugal Pumps, 199
 
Newton, A. V., ('"op Tubes, 106
 
Newton, A. V., Feeding Printing Presses, 52
 
Newton, A. V., Hackling, 476
 
Newton, A. V., Liquid Meters, 161
 
Newton, A. V., Needles, 179
 
Newton, A. V., Type Writers, 402
 
Newton, A. V , Valves, 383
 
Newton, E., Frame Saws, 439
 
Newton, G., Lubricant, 257
 
Newton, H. E., Boilers, 161
 
Newton, H. E., Cleaning Fabrics, 455
 
Newton, IL E., Colouring Matters, 282
 
Newton, H. E., Cutlery, 439
 
Newton, H E., Furnaces, 14
 
Newton, H. E,, Infusions, 302
 
Newton, H. E., Ironing, 494
 
Newton, II. E., Looms, 88
 
Newton, H. E., Printers’ Galleys, 402
 
Newton, H. E., Projectiles, 180
 
Newton, H. E., Pulverising and Amalgamating. 327
 
Newton, H. E., Ships, 281
 
Newton, H. E., Starching, 421
 
Newton, H. E., Threads, 383
 
Newton, II. E., Toy Figures, 494
 
Newton, H. E., Treating Animal Charcoal, 366
 
Newton, H. E., Treating Fibres, 217
 
Newton. H. E., Wearing Apparel—Trousers, 494
 
Newton, W. E., Breech-loading Fire-arms,
 
32
 
Newton, W. E., Printing, 32
 
Newton, W. E., Treating Fibres, 476
 
Newton, W. E., Treating Sludge Oil. 421
 
Newton. W. E., Treating Sludge Oil Refuse, 476
 
Nicoll, D., Gelatine Capsules, 257
 
Nicholls, R., Measuring the Human Foot, 802
 
Nickoil, J. J., Hooks, 366
 
Niebuhr, J. F. W., Gas, 199
 
Nishigwa, T. M., Ice, 217
 
Nixon, T., Penta graph Engraving, 179
 
Noad, J., Wood Fibre and Pulp, 383
 
Nobbs, J. H., Velocipedes, 421
 
Noble, L. P., Roller Skates, 476
 
Nolet, P., Telegraphy, 302
 
Norcombe. E. S., Needles for Sewing Machines, 281
 
Norcombe, E. S., Sewing Machine Needles,
 
161
 
Nordenfclt, T., Gun Carriages, 257
 
Nordenfclt, T., Sewing Machine Shuttles,
 
217
 
Norrie, J. S., Floor Cloth, 4’6
 
North, J., Steam Pumps, 476
 
Northcote, G. B., Cartridges. 257
 
Northcote, G. B., Wafers, 421
 
Northcroft, G.. Floors and Roofs, 383
 
Nunn, J., Skates 52
 
Nurse, G., Tin and Terne Plates, 421
 
Nussey and Beaumont, Looms, 383
 
Nussey and Leachman, Pressing Fabrics,
 
161
 
Nuttall, F. D., Tank Furnaces, 346
 
Oats. R. C., Reaping and Mowing, 421
 
O’Callaghan, E.. Building, 236
 
Oldham and Sharpies. Looms, 421
 
Offord, J., Carriage Heads. 281
 
Ogden, R. and P., Roller Skates, 402
 
O’Lawlor and Calvo, Telegraphy, 282
 
Oliver, E., Disinfectants. 402
 
Oliver and Butterworth, Bobbins, 32
 
Oliver and Owen, Engines, 88
 
Onderdonk, J. P., Umbrellas and Parasols,
 
236
 
O’Neill, S., Looms. 383
 
Oppenheimer, D., Pipes for Smckirg, 142
 
Ortmans, V. C. J., Rotary Pump, 475
 
Osmond, J., Vehicles—Dog Carts, 217
 
Owen, J. H., Roller Skates, 346
 
Owens, H. T., Miners’ Safety Lamps, 70
 
Oxley, J., Permanent Way, 2S2
 
Padbury, H., Sewing Machines, 475
 
Paget, A.. Tipping Basins, 303
 
Paget, H. S., Cleaning, Sweeping, and
 
Painting, 87
 
Palmcrantz. H., Reaping and Mowing, 476
 
Palmer, H. T., Spinning and Doubling, 303
 
Palmer, J., Fastenings for Windows, 199
 
Palmer, J., Tanning, 303
 
Palmer, J. D., Burners. 106
 
Palmer, J. H., Roller Skates, 142
 
Palmer, R., White Lead, 70
 
Palmer, T. N., Kilns, 161
 
Parker, R., Manure Distributing. ISO
 
Parker, R., Ventilating, &c., Sewers, 32
 
Parker and Walker, Looms, 88
 
Parkes, A., Treating Nickel, 199
 
Parkes, J., Candlesticks, 33
 
Parkinson, J., Ores, 33
 
Parlour, J. T., Safety Apparatus for Skating, 455
 
Parmiter, J., Steam Ploughing, 439
 
Parnell, E. A., Arsenious Acid, 402
 
Parsons, P. M., Metallic Alloys, 199
 
Pass, E. de, Boilers, 383
 
Pass, E. de, Breech-loading Fire-arms, 70
 
Pass, E. de, Combing. 476
 
Pass, E. de, Drilling Rock, &e., 179
 
Pass, E. de, Electro Engraving, 303
 
Pass, E. de, Governors 257
 
Pastorelli, F. J., Indicating Speed, 383
 
Patterson, J., Stamping, 161
 
Payne, A., Building, 327
 
Payne, E. and F. C., Cartridge for Charging
 
Tobacco Pipes, 32
 
Pay ton and Holmes, Engines, 70
 
Peacock. J. C., Ovens. 142
 
Pearn, F. and S., Fire Extinguishing, 421
 
Pearn, F. and S., Steam Pumps, 383
 
Pearse and Lever, Indicating Names of
 
Streets, &c.. 494
 
Pearson, M. H., Sewing Machines, 161
 
Pearson, T. T. andD. T., Quilts and Padded
 
Articles, 87
 
Pedder, J. N., Heating Irons, &c., 33
 
Pellatt, W. C., Covering Tablets with
 
M etal, Paper, &c., 366
 
Pemberton and Gibson, Tobacco, 366
 
Pendleton, H. G., Solitaires, Studs, &c., 494
 
Pengelly, A., Bearings, 87
 
Penn, J., Engines, 123
 
Penny, T., Ticketing and Exhibiting, 236
 
Penrice, JI. N., Tunnelling, Rock Boring,
 
Penrose, F. C , Mathematical Instruments, 327
 
Peri am, E. T.. Screw Bolts, 346
 
Perkes, T., Bieech-loading Small Firearms, 88
 
Perkins, W , Railway Carriage Lamps, 383
 
Perrier, J. W. C., Kelp, 70
 
Person, L., Locks for Bags, 302
 
Petingale, J. L, Mixtures for Digestive Purposes, 87
 
Philips, J. F, Reaping* and Mowing, 217
 
Philips, T., Fixing Telegraph Posts, 439
 
Phillips, J., Mortising, 142
 
Phillips, J., Stopping and Starting Tramway Cars, 123
 
Pichler and Gardner, Raising and Lowering, 70
 
Pichler, S P., Automatons, 87
 
Pickering, J., Lubricators, 402
 
Picking, Hopkins, Haden, and Beyfus, Raising Sunken Vessels, 142
 
Pickles, W. H. and J., Spinning, 402
 
Piedbceuf, G.. Boilers, 421
 
Piel, A. A., Squeezing Lemons, &c., 32
 
Pielsticker, C M., Refining Ozokerit, 199
 
Pieper, C., Carding. 421
 
Pieper, C., Expansion Gear, 217
 
Pieper, C., Indirect Acting Governors, 366
 
Pieper, C., Printing, 383
 
Pieper, C., Thrashing, 383
 
Pieper, C., Trusses, 383
 
Pierce, W. A., Fastenings for Straps, 455
 
Piers, E F., Railway Signalling, 142
 
Pigott, G , Lace, 180
 
Pike, J., Register for Vehicles, 236
 
Pilkington, W.. Flexible Rods, 217
 
Pimbrow, J., Roller Skates, 161
 
Pinder, W. H , Roller Skates, 383
 
Piper, C., Copy and Multiplying, 402
 
Piper, J. E., Treating Milk, 421
 
Platt, T , Lubricating Spindles, 217
 
Plessner, J. M., Meters, 494
 
Plush, R. II., Pumps, 217
 
Pocock, A. W., Mortises, 455
 
Pollard and Bramwell, Doubling, 421
 
Pollock, T., Leno and Muslin Curtains, 282
 
Puole, W., Milk Cans, 346
 
Pooley and Wood, Weighing, 87
 
Pope, A., Engines, 302
 
Pope, A. A., Fire-arms—Air Pistols, 282
 
Pope, A. W., Artificial Leather, 32
 
Pope, A. W., Cigarettes, 32
 
Pope, W. A., Railway Signals, 257
 
Porter, jun., G., Glass Shades and Reflectors, 327
 
Porter, J. H., Filtering, 383
 
Porter, H. A., Boilers, 439
 
Pottier, C., Hot Air Apparatus, 383
 
Potts. B. L. F., Gloves, 179
 
Pound and Stevens, Roller Skates, 421
 
Powell, W., Breech-loading Small Arms, 142
 
Powley, E., Heating and Ventilating, 494
 
Pratt, G., Buckles, 421
 
Piatt, J. E.j Glass for Silvering, 282
 
Pratt, J. E , Silvering Mirrors, Plate, &c , 303
 
Preece, T. G. and II., Agricultural Drills, 455 t
 
Prentice, M., Concentrating Sulphuric Acid Solutions, 14
 
Prentice, M., Platinum Vessels, 32
 
Preston, E., Roller Skates, 281
 
Price, A. P., Roller Skates, 346
 
Price, C. T., Candlesticks, 421
 
Price, IL, Spring Mattresses, 217
 
Price and Harris, Breech-loading Fire Arms, 282
 
Priestland, T , Hinges, 383
 
Priestley, J. W. , Heating and Cooking, 217
 
Prieswerk. L., Propelling, 32
 
Pritt, R., Cleaning Grain, 33
 
Procope, N. Harmoniums, Organs, &c.,161
 
Protheroe, P., Raising Sunken Vessels, 236
 
Protheroe, P. Signallingby Divers, 494 Prust and Brown, Boots and Shoes, 494 Pullar, Goslin, and Wilks, Diving iVppara-tus, 142
 
Pulvermacher, 1. L., Electricity, 421
 
Pun chon, R. Nitro-Glycerine, 32
 
Purchase. J.,Fibres, 282
 
Putnam, H. W., Bale Ties, 281
 
Pye-Smith, White, and Elliot, Stable Fittings, 282
 
Quackenbush, H. M , Projectiles, 199
 
Quin, R., Opening and Closing, 14
 
Quin, R., Tumblers, 257
 
Quinsey, W.» Oven Doors and Dampers, 475
 
Ramsden, J. C., Cables or Moorings, 476
 
Ramsden, J. C., Metal Fabric, 476
 
Ramsden and Keighley, Fuel Combustion, 476
 
Rankine, R., Tube Stoppers 475
 
Ransome, A., Felling Trees, 179
 
Rastrick. J. L., Tube Scrapers, 475
 
Bavcnscroft, J., Securing Tiles, 282 Rawson, C., Treating Sewage, 106 Rawson and Slater. Treating Sewage. 4(2 Rayner, Harrison, and Glendenning, Washing, 88
 
Razkaz 'ff and Anderson, Ordnance, 179
 
Razkazoff. L., Ordnance, 476
 
Redfern, F , Folding Chairs, 421
 
Redfern, G. F., Screw Nuts, Washers, &c., 282
 
Redwood, C., Purifying Middlings. 217
 
Rees, D., Calves’ Feet Jelley Tablets, 455 Rees and Glcdhill, Boilers and Furnaces, 217
 
Reeves, A., Advertising Frames, 142
 
Reeves and Beattie, Excavating and Elevating, 383
 
Reid, J., Casks, Barrels, &c., 476
 
Reidy. J., Pickaxes, 302
 
Reid, R., Smoothing Irons, 366
 
Reimer, C., Aldehydes from Phenols, 303
 
Reisert, E., Weighing Cereals, 439
 
Rendle, R., Bottling. 70
 
Rennes, D. W. Van, Pump and Engine, 303
 
Renette, J. F. G., Breech-loading Eire Arms, 302
 
Renoult, E , Driving Bands, 402
 
Reynolds, T., Fire Extinguishing, 199
 
Rhodes and Stoney, Looms, 217
 
Richards, J , Casks. 282
 
Richards, J., Grooving Wood, 179
 
Richards, J., Sawing, 123
 
Richardson, J. T. II., Wine Glasses, 383
 
Richardson, T. E.. Roller Skates, 33
 
Richardson, W., Boilers, 32
 
Riche, E. Le, Roller Skates, 402
 
Rickett, T., Hydraulic Drawbenches, 302
 
Rickett, T., Solitaires, 217
 
Rickett. T.. Tube Drawing, 303
 
Riggs, II. M., Brakes, 281
 
Riley, J., Soda Ash, &c., 346
 
Riley, J., Travelling Combustion Furnaces, 70
 
Rimingtcn, J. McN., Sewing Machine Shuttles, 346
 
Ring, E. C., Roller Skates, 282
 
Ritchie, C., Lighting, Heating, and Ventilating, 421
 
Ritchie and Hawkins, Doors and Windows, 383
 
Roberton, C. G., Roller Skates, 87
 
Roberts, A., Indicator for Furnaces, 180
 
Roberts, M. J., Axles, 383
 
Roberts, M. J., Permanent Way, 303
 
Roberts, M. J., Safety Valves, 302
 
Roberts, R. A., Roller Skates, 383
 
Roberts, S., Cast Pipes, Columns, &c., 32 Roberts, T. W , Ventilating Mines, 303 Roberts, W. H., Mariners’ Compass, 282 Robins, W. B., Lamps. 33
 
Robinson, A. K., Ranges, 303
 
Robinson, A. II., Roller Skates, 476
 
Robinson, J., Communicating in Trains, 257
 
Robinson, J., Tube Stoppers, 421
 
Robinson* R., Knobs and Spindles, 217
 
Robinson, W. E., Treating Phosphatic Ores,
 
Robottom, R., Preserving Substances, 494
 
Robson, A., Scaffolding, 217
 
Robson, II. R., Boilers, 70
 
Roby, G., Storing Gunpowder, 70
 
Rodger, A W., Scotch Bonnets. 257
 
Rodger, W., Railway Couplings and
 
Brakes, 383
 
Rogers and Anderson, Cork Beds, 161
 
 
Rogers, B. W., Screw-worming Tools, 281
 
Rogers, C. E., Pianofortes, 199
 
Rogerson, R., Tombstones, 475
 
Rollins, J. G., Sharpening Saws, 366
 
Rooke, J., Roller Skates, 802
 
 
Roper, F., Thrashing Machines, 475
 
Rose, T., Rinks, 180
 
 
Ross, I)., Topping and Tailing Turnips, 33
 
Ross, J. A. G., Motive Power, 383
 
Ross, O. C. D., Refrigerating, 199
 
Roucou, L. J., Bronzing, 32
 
Rowbottom, A., Soap, 70
 
Rowe, J. N., Fuel, 366
 
Rowe, T., Hinges, 32
 
Rowley, J., Wood Cutting *257
 
 
and Splitting,
 
 
Rowley, R., Looped Fabrics, 123
 
Ruch, J. Smelting. 199
 
Rule, T., Bottles, 282
 
Runkel, M., Balloons, 476
 
Runkel, M., Indicator for Cab Fares, 421
 
Runnett and Finch, Tacks and Nails, 302
 
Russell, T., Boilers. 421
 
Rutherford, J. IL, Raising Sunken Vessels, 52
 
Ryder, T., Stop Motion Apparatus for Fibre
 
Machines, 88
 
Rydill, G., Fibres, 217
 
Rydill. G., Utilising Waste Heat, 281
 
Rye, W. M., Cylinders, 281
 
Ryland, J. L., Jars, Bottles, &c., 70
 
Ry ton, S. B., Fabrics, 494
 
Sa, P. de, Chimney-pots, 33
 
Sainty. J. and B., and Hiscox, Separating Machine. 257
 
Salamon, N.. Sewing Machines, 494
 
Samain, P., Rotary Engines, 366
 
Sample. Grantham, and Waddle, Permanent Way. 281
 
Sample, J., Screw Propellers, 87
 
Samuelson and Main waring, Harvesting, 217
 
Sanday, W., Planing and Filing, 476
 
Sanders. J. H. T., Furnaces, 421
 
Sanders, J. H. and S., Puddling Furnaces, 477
 
Sanderson. J. G. E., Motive Power, 52
 
Sandon, E. F., Chaff-cutting, 88
 
Sandys, G., Turning over Leaves, 475
 
Sanson, R. B., Roller Skates, 3S3
 
Sareny, O., Ornamenting Photographs, 421
 
Saul, W., Tap or Bottle Cap, 32
 
Saunders, C., Fountain Pens, 14
 
Saunders, J, W., Roller Skates, 455
 
Saunders, R., Anchoring, 302
 
Savili, G. E., Gas Scrubber, 282
 
Sawkins, J. N., Heating, 281
 
Sawkins. J. N., Pegs or Hooks, 281
 
Scharr, J., Spinning, 217
 
Scholes and Chaffer, Looms, 3831
 
Schooling, H., Safes, 402
 
Schram, J. R., Boring Rocks, 70
 
Schramm and Walker, Indicators, 421
 
Schumacher. G. W., Thermometers, 346
 
Schwartz.1 J., Sugar. 476
 
Scott, G. L , Roller Skates, 455
 
Scott, H. Y. D., Manures, 179
 
Scott, M. and M., Breech-loading Smallarms, 161
 
Scott and Ogilvie, Purifying Sugar, 282
 
Scott, W., Roller Skates, 303
 
Scrat ton, G., Pumping, 383
 
Sedley, J.. Twin Ships, 106
 
Seeland, F. F.. Motive Power, 303
 
Sellars, J. C., Walls and Buildings, 32
 
Sellers, J. Looms. 402
 
Sellers, J. C., Artificial Stone, 282
 
Sells, C., Compound Marine Engines, 70
 
Sergent and Valkenhuizen, Spheric Castor, 142
 
Shakespear, J. D., Miners’
 
383
 
 
Safety Lamps,
 
 
Shanks, J., Portable Steam Cranes, 180
 
Sharp, H., Pipes, Paving Blocks, &c., 346
 
Sharp, J., Fabrics, 14
 
Sharp and Smith, Saving Life at Sea, 199
 
Shaw, B., Tubs, 199
 
Shaw and Baxter, Packing, 383
 
Shaw and Hutchinson, Steel, 14
 
Shaw, J., Engines, 88, 281
 
Shaw, J., Velocipedes, 32
 
Sheath, G. F., Syringes, 217
 
Sheldon and Stiff. Roller Skates, 199
 
Shelmerdine, A., Bicycles, 455
 
Shepherd and Maxwell, Tell-tales, 161
 
Sheppard, C., Washing Coal, 302
 
Sherry. C. C., Revolving Shutters, 257
 
Shill, R. E., Boilers, 179
 
Shore and Chubb, Furnaces, 302
 
Shorrockand Lewis, Looms, 282
 
Shorrock, W., Looms, 87
 
Sidebottom, J., Walls, 476
 
Silver, J., Boots and Shoes, 383
 
Simons, W., Steam Ferries, 282
 
Simplon, Brooke, and Royle, Colouring
 
Matters, 402
 
Simpson and Cross, Fabrics, 281
 
Simpson, F. IL, Wearing Apparel—Shirts, 475
 
 
S mpson, IL, Fastenings. 257
 
Simpson, H , Travelling Bags, 88, 383
 
Simpson, J., Engines. 455
 
Sinnatt, W. H , and F. Lingard, Stoppers for Bottles, 803
 
Sival, D., Regulator, 180
 
Skillicorn, J. E., Raising and Lowering, 123
 
Slater, H. N., Flocking Cloth, 33
 
Sleep, W. H., Ploughs, 494
 
Smale, Crickmay, and Farthing, Building, 383
 
Small, J. H., Tramway Cars, 142
 
Smeeton and Law, Communicating in Trains. 33
 
Smellie, T. H., Steering by Steam, 217
 
Smethurst, Shaw and Shaw, Pressing
 
Fabrics, 257
 
Smiles, J. H., Tubular Boilers, 161
 
Smith, A. L. and H. A., Railway Wheels, 199
 
Smith, B., Signalling by Electricity, 281
 
Smith and Bailey, Combing, 302
 
Smith, 0., Filling Lamps, die., 142
 
Smith, C. S., Dry Closets, 217
 
Smith, E* T., Roller Skates, 476
 
Smith, F. H., Lamp Wicks, 199
 
Smith, F. and J., Writing Desks and
 
Tables, 455
 
Smith, G., Looms, 383
 
Smith, H., Harmoniums, 32
 
Smith, H., Millstone Casings, 302
 
Smith, J., Gauges and Cocks, 402
 
Smith, J., Plaiting and Kilting, 455
 
Smith, J., Railway Signals and Points, 282
 
Smith, J. N., Axle Boxes. 52
 
Smith, J. P., Buckled Plates, 402
 
Smith, J. Y., Ejectors, 366
 
Smith, M., Horseshoes, 199
 
Smith; M. H., Feeding Furnaces, 88
 
Smith, R., Keys, 346
 
Smith and Mash, Tin and Terne Plates,
 
Smith and Packer, Umbrellas an Para- '. sols, 32
 
Smith, R. C., Charging Ordnance, 257
 
Smith, S., Doubling, Twisting, &c., 439
 
Smith and Simpson, Writing Table and '
 
Secretaire, 402
 
Smith and Starley, Roller Skates, 142, 302 '
 
Smith, T., Water-closets, 106
 
Smith, T. E. and J., Combing 421
 
Smith, T. J., Mashing Ma’ze, &c.. 383
 
Smith, T. J., Regulating Calendar Watches, 1 180
 
Smith, T. J.. Telegraphy, 346
 
Smith, W., Dry Gas Meters, 281
 
Smith, W., Governors, 757
 
Smith, W., Telegraph Wires, 32
 
Smith, W. A, Sodium, Potassium, Zinc, 161
 
Smyth, R., Roller Skates, 257
 
Smythie, M.. Velocipedes, 475
 
Snow, J. J., Transport, 161
 
Solvay, E , Carbonate of Soda, 217, 421, 494
 
Somerville and Folds, Tramways, 402
 
Somerville. W. C., Driving Belts, 439
 
Sonnentbal, G., Safety Belt Shipper, 475
 
Soubeur, A., Lamps, 70
 
Souheur, A., Wheels, 33
 
Southby, A. G., Alkali, 161
 
Southgate and Woodward, Breech-loading
 
Fire Arms. 70, 199
 
Southwood, W., Cut Nails, 87
 
Souttar, R., Tramways, 366
 
Sowerbutts, A., Aerated Liquids, 281
 
Spackman, J. A., Lamps or Lanterns, 87
 
Spalding and Laughton, Treating Caustic
 
Lye Waste, 402
 
Speller, H., Billiard Cues, 302
 
Spence, P., Sulphate of Potash, 179
 
Spencer, W. W., Hats, 494
 
Spicer, G. II., Candles, 421
 
Spiers, L. C., Fastenings for Scarfs, <fcc., 179
 
Spong, J. O., Horseshoes, 142
 
Spour, W., Rachet Braces, 302
 
Spurr and Prang, Veneering, 123
 
Squire, W. 8., Sulphate of Soda, 421
 
Stanhope, Hon. W. E. C., Roller Skates, 199
 
Stanley, W. F., Clocks, 32
 
Stannah, J., Donkey Engines and Pumps, 383
 
Stanwix.R., Grinding and Polishing, 421
 
Starke, M. A , Expansion Gear, 217
 
Stavers, G., Steering, 383
 
Steel, J , Gas, 161
 
Steel, J., Retorts, 14
 
Steel and Mclnnes, Engines, 366
 
Steele, E.. Pitch Chain, 14
 
Stenner, J., Agricultural Drills, 303
 
Stevens, C. R., Roller Skates, 282
 
Stephenson, A .,Rinks, 282
 
Stephenson, J., Fire-bars, 303
 
Stephenson, J., Tires, 439
 
Stephenson. W„ Building Blocks, 366
 
Stern, H,, Hats. 476
 
Stevens, J. J F., Railway Signals, 199
 
Stephenson, G, Motive Power, Air Compressing, Rock Boring, 199
 
Stephenson, T., Pipes tor Drains. 346
 
Stewart, C., Communicating in Trains, 383
 
Stewart, D., Treating Horns and Hoofs, 366
 
Stewart, J., Securing Nuts, 52
 
Stewart, R., Boiler, &c., Coverings, 257
 
Stierlin, G., Hinges, 217
 
Stierlin, G., Springs for Doors, 281
 
Stirling, C. E., Roller Skates, 199
 
Stockwell, E. IL, Stoppers for Bottles. 217
 
Stockwell. N. P., Sewing Machines, 179
 
Stokes, G. E.. Rinks, 180
 
Stone T. C., Kilns, 33
 
Stoneham. J. T., Buttons, 70
 
Stonehewer, W , Utilising Old Iron, 180
 
Stothert and Curtain, Indicators for Boilers 199
 
Strick and Evans, Disintegrators, 217
 
Strike, J., Measuring Distances, 402
 
Strong, A., Slide Valves, 383
 
Strong, J. and A., Furnaces and Boilers, 282
 
Strong, M. II, Gas, 257
 
Stuart, C., Taps and Valves, 217
 
Sturgeon, J , Cylinders, 217
 
Stutter and Hicks, Rain Gauges, 302
 
Stutter, Stubbs, and Corrigan, Looms, 282
 
Sugg, W. T., Gas Burners and fittings, 1 81
 
Sugg, W. T., Public Light Gas Meters, 217
 
Sugg, W. T., Station Gas Meters, 33
 
Sumner, W., Spinning, Doubling, &c., 281
 
Sumner and Waldenstrom, Metal Tubes. 88
 
Sunderland, H., Crushing and Grinding, 383
 
Sutcliffe and Fewings, Bottling, 87
 
Sutcliffe and Fisher, Winding Thread, 383
 
Sutherland, K. T.. B ush Handles, 32
 
Sutherland, W., Staining and Ornamenting, 282
 
Sutton, Robt. Rich, Twines, 402
 
Swain and Platting, Shoes for Animals, 32
 
Sweet, Sheldon, and Squire, Air Pistols, 70
 
Sweet, Sheldon, and Squire, Lathes, 217
 
Swinburne, A., Anchors, 366
 
Swindells and Lancaster, Removing Incrustation in Boilers, 281
 
Swinney, J. T. and Jas., Bricks, 303
 
Switzer. T., Stirrups, 142
 
Symington, R. 8., Telegraphy, 421
 
Tarbutt, P. F., Roller Skates, 236
 
Tasker, 8. P. M , Treating Metal Plates, 346
 
Tatum, W., Emery Paper, 106            i
 
Taverdon, C. L., Winding and Pumping, 439
 
Tayler, C., Floor Cloth, 28?
 
Taylor, C. E.. Fire Lighters, 439
 
Taylor, E., Stoves, 32
 
Taylor, H. E, Washing, Separating, and
 
Sizing, 142
 
Taylor, R., Annealing Plates, 455
 
Taylor and Ramsden, Spinning and Doubling, 180, 303
 
Taylor, T., Lathes, 476
 
Teale, W. E., Brushes for Cleaning Wire Gauges, 494
 
Tee, H., Tell Tales, 402
 
Temple and Clarke, W. and J., Engines, 421
 
Temple, G., Buffers, 257
 
Temple, T., Railway Brakes, 179
 
Templeman, J.. Fire Lighters, 179
 
Templer, J. L. B., Loading, Stacking, &c., 281
 
Thacker, S., Gas Engines, 87
 
Thackeray and Glover, Doubling, 2.7
 
Thackray, E., Fluted Rollers, 52
 
Theiller, R. and M., Register for Vehicles, 217
 
Theiler, R. and M., Telegraphy, 199
 
Thom and Constable, Topping and Tailing Turnips, &c. 179
 
Thomas, H. M.. Roller Skates, 142
 
Thomas, J., Weighing Machinery for Collieries, 142
 
Thomas, P. A.. Roller Skates, 346
 
Thomas and Robson, Cleaning Chimneys and Flues, 303
 
Thomas, S. J.. Furnaces, 257
 
Thomas, W., Fabrics, 421
 
Thomas, W., Lubricating, 476
 
Thomas, W. H., Sewing Machines, 402
 
Thompson, A. C. G., Treating Fibres, 180
 
Thompson, J., Mashing Malt, &c., 32
 
Thompson, J. B., Smokeless Furnaces and Stoves, 476
 
Thompson. J. S. and. W.,. Posts and Standards, 302.
 
Thompson, N., Fastenings for Sashes, 455
 
Thompson, N., Fastenings for Windows, 303
 
Thompson, N., Stoppers for Bottles, 439
 
Thompson, W. I’., Cartouche Cases, 475
 
Thompson, W. P., Nuts, Bolts, Screws, 52
 
Thompson, W. P.. Skates, 303
 
'Thompson, W. P., Washing Wool, <fcc., 476
 
Thompson, W. R., Railway Signalling, 366
 
1 Thomson, A., Couplings for Shafting, 70
 
Thomson, D., Tipping Trucks, 70
 
Thomson, E. H., Locks and Bolts, 199
 
Thomson and Jenkin, Telegraphy, 236
 
Thomson, Sir W., Mariner’s Compass, 366
 
Thomson, W., Weighing, 217
 
Thomson, W. P., Indicator for Boilers, 180
 
Thomson, W. P., Preventing Incrustation in Boilers, 217
 
Thonger, C., Heating Air, 327
 
Thornton. J. J. and A., and Fenton, Spinning. 346 455
 
Thornton and Thallon, Carpets, &c., 383
 
Thorp, J. D., Screening and Separating, 383
 
Threlfall, L., Doors, 402
 
Thudichum, J. L. W.. Treating Wine, 32
 
Ticehurst, L. W., Packing Gunpowder, 303
 
Tidcombe and Heaton, Paper 180
 
Tiemann, Dr. F., Vaniline, 383
 
Timberlake, II. J., Velocipedes, 217
 
Timewell A. T., Skating Rink Floors., 123
 
Timmins. E.. Furnaces, 302
 
Tindell, W. F., Boxes. 346
 
Titley, T., Screw Jacks, 236
 
Todd, A., Roller Skates, 32
 
Tomlinson and Salkield, Kilns, 476
 
Tongue, J. G., Fibres, 70
 
Tongue, J. G., Fire Extinguishing, 303
 
Tongue, J. G., Fountain Lamps, 402
 
Tongue, J. G., Hydraulic Engine, 383
 
Tongue, J. G., Lamps, 142
 
Tongue, J. G., Portable Bath Tubs, 383
 
Tongue, J. G., Textile Leather, 346
 
Topham, G. O., Rinks, 199
 
Torrance, A. M., Marking Goods, 217
 
Tough, J., Wheels, 70
 
Toussaint, C., Bleaching Cotton, 180
 
Townsend, J., Chromates, 32
 
Townsend, J., Furnaces, 199
 
Townsend, S., Umbrellas and Parasols, 179, 217
 
Trafford, W., Spinning, Twisting, &c., 87
 
Tiamier, L. H., Tanning, 257
 
Trench, J. T., Heating Buildings, 70
 
Trentanove, M., Railway Brakes. 199
 
Ti ingnetta and Damala, Propelling. 180
 
Tuck, R., Photograph Mounting. 476
 
Tucker, R. W., Dredging Buckets, 70
 
Tucker, H. Locomotion on Foot, 475
 
Tucker. II. C , Sash Hanging and Supporting, 282
 
Tucker and Hodson, Kilns, 199
 
Tucker, W., Plaiting, 199
 
Turner, A. W., Hair Dressing, 161
 
Turner, E-, Lighting Gas, 303
 
Turner, F. T., Hoes. 32
 
Turner Skates, G. E., Roller Skates, 282
 
Turner, S., Bricks, 476
 
Turner, T., Firearms, Cartridges, &c., 281
 
Turner, W.., Engine and Steam Plough, 32
 
Turner, W., Registering Receipts, 476
 
Turton, G., Buffers and Couplings, 32
 
Turton and Latham, Portable Engines, 475
 
Tydeman, B., Roller Skates, 199
 
Tyer, E., Communicating in Trains, 161
 
Tyer, E., Pneumatic Brakes, 346
 
Tylor, A. and J. J., Submarine Operations, c02
 
Tythorleigh, W., Roller Skates, 161
 
Underhill, A., Roller Skates, 366
 
Underwood, G. H., Dyeing and Printing, 87
 
Unsworth, T., Spinning, Doubling, and
 
Twisting, 327
 
Urquhart and Andrews, Wet Gas Meters. 87
 
Urquhart and Lindsay, Dressing Stone, &c , 383
 
Usher W. H., Roller Skates, 281
 
Valentin. W. G., Dextrine-Maltose, 402
 
Van de Velde, E. J., Cigar Holder, 142
 
Vatcher, H., Porcelain, China, &<■., 421
 
Vaughan, E. R., Aerated Waters, 70
 
Vaughan, E. P. H., Boilers, 421
 
Vaughan, E. P. H.. Braces, 236
 
Vaughan E. P. II., Fire Alarm and Gas Interceptor, 106
 
Vaughan, E. P. IL, Reaping and Harvesting, 88
 
Vaughan, E. P. IT , Sugar Refining. 282
 
Vaughan, E. P. A., Safety Brakes, 161
 
Vauthier. E., Printing Simultaneously in several Colours, 439
 
Venables, W. J., Telegraphy, 217
 
Verdid, C., Iron and Steel, 142
 
Vickers, E. C., Boots, Shoos, and Leggings, 199
 
Vickers and Freestone. Boots and Shoes, 32
 
Vickers and Smith, Self-stoking Furnaces, 33
 
Vickers, T., Travelling Bags, 303
 
Villiers, R, E., Roller Skates, 180
 
Vince, J. H., Lubricating Wool, 161
 
Vogan, R., Sifting Grain, tec., 476
 
Waddington and Garside, Furnaces, 217
 
Wadman, C.. Chairs, 383
 
j Walder J., Roller Skates, 475
 
Walduck, H. J., Kilns, 257
 
Walker, A. B., Heating, Cooling, Distilling, &c, 494
 
Walker, C. C., Planing and Surfacing Metals, 476
 
Walker, E., Windlasses, 32
 
[ Walker, G. A., Trimming Hedges, 180
 
Walker, H., Breech-loading Fire-arr. s, 217
 
Walker. H., Fastenings for Links, Studs, &c., 303
 
Walker, H., Scissors, Shears, &c., 402
 
Walker and Hakes, Roller Skates, 217
 
3 Walker, J.. Locks and Latches, 180
 
Walker, J. A., Level Surfaces, 179
 
Walker, J. A., Ships, 383
 
Walker and Alorton, Fastenings for Braces, 161
 
Walker, S., Stoppers for Bottles, 402
 
Walker, T. and J , Cemented Leather, 303
 
Walker, W., Alarum Apparatus for Ships,
 
’    383
 
Walker, W., Roller Skates, 402
 
Walker, W. J., Roller Skates, 180
 
Walker, W. and J. C., Pins and Needles,
 
,    476
 
Walker, W. T., Gas Scrubbers, 33
 
Walkington, J. A., Roller Skates, 476
 
>■ Wallace, R. W., Fire-resisting Compound, 421
 
Wallace, R. W., Sulphuric Anhydride, 476
 
. Wallace and Tucker, Ear Trumpets, 383
 
Wallace, W., Chemical Vessels, 475
 
Wallington, A., Rinks, 303, 366
 
3 Wallis, C. E.. Roller Skates, 439
 
Wallis, J., Theodolites, 421
 
Walsh, J. H., Roller Skates, 302
 
Walsh, J. H., Velocipedes, 179
 
Walton, F., Floorcloth, 179
 
Walton, F., Re-distillation of Spirits, 402
 
Walton, J. T., Permanent Way, 199
 
V alworth, J., Middlings, 257
 
I Ward, H. J. and W., Brick-making, 70
 
Ward, J. C., Musical Instruments,.421
 
. Ward, J C., Pianoforte1', 421
 
Ward, J., Looms, 282.
 
Wardo, R. A., Handles for Doors, Windows, <fcc., 281
 
Warner, IL, Smelling Hotties, 494
 
Warner, W. J., Pipes and Pipe Joints, ISO
 
Warrington and Harwood, Valves. 33
 
Warsops, G., Roller Skates, 476
 
Warwick, T., Umbrellas and Parasols, 217
 
Wassail, C., Stamped Butt Hinges, 383
 
Waterhouse, W. I)., Heating, 161
 
Waters, T. J., Wood Screws, 257
 
Watkins, J., Roller Skates, 70, 102
 
Watkinsonand Stafford, Stopping Bottles, 402
 
Watson, J., Umbrellas, Parasols, <fce., 199
 
Watson, M., Lubricating. 199
 
Watteeuw, C. A., Rotary Engines, 282
 
Watts. J., Rinks, 303
 
Waye, T. T. C,, Reaping, 383
 
Weatherdon and Coles. Roller Skates, 281
 
Weatherdon and McNabb, Boats, 475
 
Weatherhogg, G. W., Engines, 87
 
Webb, C. B. 8., Taps and Valves, 179
 
Webb, C. J. and R. T., Towelling, 257
 
Webb, F. W., Signals and Points, 161
 
Webb, T. G., Feeding Furnaces, 161
 
Webb, T. W., Glass Vases, 494
 
Webb, W., Casting, 87
 
Webb, W., Separating Sewage, 475
 
Webster, G. E., Hosiery, 217
 
Webster, J., Clinical Thermometers, 70
 
Webster, W., Sewing Machines, 32
 
Weems, W., Heating and Ventilating, 257
 
Weir, J. G., Railway Signalling, 161
 
Weir, M. A., Motive Power, 383
 
Wekey, S., Roller Skates, 402
 
Wekey, S., Washing, 282
 
Welch, J., Doubling and Twisting, 476
 
Wells, A. C, Roller Skates, 366
 
Wells, N., Mariners’ Compasses, 257
 
Werdermann, R., Railway Brakes, 179
 
Werdermann, R., Smelting, 303
 
Werdermann, R., Wheels, 106
 
Wernekinck, E., Motive Power, 106
 
Westley, W. and T., Looms, 257
 
Westman, H., Wooden Structures, 257
 
Weston, B. 8., Roller Skates, 302, 439
 
Weyde, H. V., Photography, 383
 
Weyhe, W., Engines, 32
 
Weyhe, W., Pumping, 179
 
Wheatley, S. V., Roller Skates, 70
 
Wheeler, C., FlyPapers, 257
 
Wheeler and Pearson, Direct-acting
 
Pumps, 281
 
Whieldon, W., Bricks, 217
 
Whight, G., Steam Whistles, 161
 
White, J., Lamps, 87
 
White and Stevenson, Roller Skates, 217
 
White, T. J. and M, Winding, 302
 
White, W. Sulphides of Lead, Zinc, &c., 33
 
Whitehead and Best. Carding, 383
 
Whitehead, Bolt, and Wheeder, Spoons, 455-
 
Whitehead, H. W., Combing, <fcc., 142
 
Whitehead, W. E., Treating Fibres, 52
 
Whitehouse, E. O. W., Roller Skates, 180
 
Whitehouse and Thomson, Registering Passengers, 476                      b
 
Whitlow, J., Roller Skates, 421
 
Wfiittle and Newman, Coating Metals, 199 Whitwell, T., Bricks, 257
 
WhitweU, T., Heating Air and Gases, 455
 
Whyte, G., Railway Couplings, 88
 
Wigham, J. R., Audible Signals, 303
 
Wigham, J. R_, Signals, 383
 
Wigzell and Halsey, Engines, 88
 
u4maX 2?diP®kxe.r’ direct-acting Engine, 88
 
S’ J rinting Calico, &c., 70
 
]Vddy, W- L> Valves. 366
 
Wi kins, T., Looped Fabrics, 199
 
Wilkinson, H. M., Ink, 106
 
Williams, J., Bottles for Aerated Liquids,
 
™!!?aTns> J-> Stoppers for Bottles, 281
 
Williams and others, Utilising Waste Iron Annealing Pots. 302
 
WShips,S302 H’’ Preventin° Explosions in
 
William’s, T II Pulley Blocks, 402 wm-amS’ w ? \Ornamenting Wood, 106 urB'arn8’ W. J., Phosphates, 106
 
Williams and Wilson, Permanent Way, 421
 
Williamson, W. S.. Treating Slag, 421
 
Willis, J.. Umbrellas and Parasols, 33
 
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Wilson, R. P., Testing Petroleum, 70
 
Wilson, T. E., Heating and Drying, 199
 
}„?mPenny> Bellows, 366
 
Projectiles,^2 E’ereSfc’ °rdnanC0 and
 
Winton, P., Digging Potatoes, 421
 
Wirthr’wT'    P'’ “Si-n<'iHing, 123
 
Wirth, F , Fabrics, 180
 
E'> Gas Engines, 383
 
IIammern4O2!tingApparatUS and StamP
 
Wirth, F., Locomotives, 179
 
Wirth, F., Petroleum Cooking Apparatus,
 
Wirth, F., Pianos, 302
 
Wirth, F., Pumping, Propelling, Kneading, &c., 180
 
Wirth, F., Roller Skates, 475
 
Wirth, F., Spinning, 217
 
Wise, W. L., Bleached Ozokerit, 199
 
Wise, W. L., Engines, 402, 476
 
Wise, W. L., Horseshoes, 327
 
Wise, W. L., Hydro-gas Injectors, 402
 
Wise, W. L., Lifting Jacks, 301
 
Wise, W. L., Musical Instruments, 180
 
Wojewodsky, L. von, Vehicles, 33
 
Wolff and Betley, Aniline Dyes, 123
 
Wolff and Betley, Colouring Matters, 87
 
Wollenberg, O., Lamps, 476
 
Wood, C., Bricks, 236
 
Wood, C. F., Roller Skates, 217, 494
 
Wood and Cross, Roller Skates, 236
 
Wood, E., Engines, 180
 
Wood, J., Hats, 383
 
Wood, J., Railway Couplings, 282
 
Wood, J., Shaping and Moulding, 476
 
Wood arid Shakespear, Railway Signalling, »R3
 
Wood and Shakespear, Roller Skates, 366
 
Wood, T., Treating Fruit, 123
 
Woodall, S., Colliery Tubs. 302
 
Woodhead, J., Carriages, 179
 
Woodward, H-, Billiard Balls, 494
 
Woodward, T., Breech-loading Small Arms, 180
 
Woolfe, H., Washing. 302
 
Woollatt, D„ Hay, 883
 
Woolrich, A., Wearing Apparel—Trousers, 199
 
Worssam, S. W., Sawing, 282
 
Worthington, IV., Fog Signals, 180
 
Worthington, W., Working Fog Signals, 257
 
Wotherspoon, J., Asbestos Paper, 281
 
Wragg, W. H., Cutlery, 70, 383
 
Wray, C. and L., Electrical Apparatus, 281
 
Wright, C„ Smelting, 217
 
Wright, D. P., Portable Cooking and Heat
 
ing Apparatus, 179, 421
 
Wright, F. H., Combing, 87
 
Wright, J., Roller Skates, 1"9
 
Wright, jun., J. R., Hand Trucks, 421
 
Wright, L. T., Treating Foul Qas, Lime,
 
217
 
Wright, Smith, and Butler, Casting, 366
 
Wright, W., Boilers and Furnaces, 33
 
Wright, W., Joints for Pipes. 402
 
Wright, W., Roller Skates, 11
 
Wrigley, T., Spinning and Doubling, 32, 123
 
Wulferode, W.. Lamps, 180
 
Willfing, R., Buttons, 421
 
Wyatt and Purvis, Tube Cutter, 366
 
Wyatt, W. P., Locks, Latches, &c., 421
 
Yarndley, H., Fasteningsand Clasps, 455
 
Yates and Brierlev, Looms. 70
 
Yates, H. and T. E., and Bedford, Carding, 494
 
Yates, J.. Steel Castings, 281
 
Yeo. E., Treating Yarns, 402
 
Youard, II. G., Cutting and Pasting Paper, 32
 
Young, D.. Exhibiting and Copying Pictures, 217
 
Young, F., Roller Skates, 476
 
Young and Fletcher, Warping and Beaming, 402
 
Young, R. M., Sewing Machines, 282, 476
 
Zafflra, G.. Watches, Clocks, &c., 199
 
Zingler, M., Varnish, 106
 
Zucoato, E. de, Copying, 179, 236


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The Engineer 1876 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.

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Abbots’ Ripton Collision, The, 65, 69, 120, 13S, 140, 231

Academy, The Royal Irish, 418

Accidents in Cleveland Mines, 116

Accidents on the German Railways, 246

Admiralty Experiments on Welsh Coal, 155

Advice to Inventors, 146

Agamemnon, The New Ironclad, 103

Agricultural Shows, 103

Air Compressors, 252, 279

Aird, Mr., Audible Railway Signals, 69,117,140,159, 192, 234, 248

Ackerman, Mr. Richard, On the Relation between Tungsten and Iron, 206

Albert Bridge, Montreal, The Royal, 149, 168, 174

Albert Hall, Value of the, 102

Alloy, A New, 122

American Locomotive Performance, 52

American Railroads in 1875, 79

American Steam Dredging Machine, 467

Application of Water under Pressure to the Bearing of Vertical Shafts, 208

Arbitration, Ironworks, 436

Armour, Inclined, 275

Armour Plate, A Heavy, 156

Arms Co., The National. 233

Armstrong and Co., Sir W., 160-Ton Hydraulic Crane, 168, 170

Armstrong and Co., Sir W., 120-Ton Sheers, 186, 191

Artillery Reform, 63

Asphalte versus Wood, 315

Association, British Iron Trade, 154

Address of President, Mr. G. T. Clark, 134

Board of Arbitration and Conciliation for the North of England Manufactured Iron Trade, Mr. Samuelson, M.P., 134

Effect of Legislation of the past few years on Iron Manufacturing Interest, Mr. Smith, 154

Separate Lincs of Railways for Mineral and Passenger Traffic, 172

Association of Engineering and Shipbuilding Draughtsmen, The Glasgow, 401

Air and Circulating Pumps, Mr. Croom, 150

Beams and Strains on Simple Structures, Mr. P. F. Ruthven, 67

Computation of Stresses in Girders, Mr. James G. Fairweather, C.E., 103

Association of Foremen Engineers and Draughtsmen, London, 13,131,171, 357

Improvements in Printing Machinery, Mr. A. Glegg, 95

Association of Gas Managers, British—

Address of the President, Mr. Robert Morton, C.E., 448

Piece-work or Day-work as Applied to the Reduction of the Labouring Force in Gasworks, Mr. J. Travers, 448

Association, The Manchester Steam Users’, 213,216 Association of Municipal and Sanitary Engineers

Warwick Water Supply, Mr. E. Pritchard, 315

Australasian Colonics and Clyde Shipbuilding, 428 Axle Bearings, 4, 31, 44, 63

Bagworth Colliery, Fire at, 479

Balance Weights, 44

Batavia Harbour, 147

Bath and West of England Society’s Show, 437

Beale’s Exhauster, Imperial Gasworks, Gwynne and Co., Messrs., 227, 234

Bede and Co., Messrs., Double Boring and Facing Machine, 5,13

Belgian Street Tramways, 77

Belting or Gearing, 248

Bessemer, The, 186

Bessemer Medal, The, 173

Bessemer Steel, 23

Bessemer Works in Germany, 222

Birmingham, Sanitation at, 436

Blackfriars Bridge, Past and Present, an Account of the Removal of the Old and Construction of the New Bridge, 1, 4, 8, 19, 23, 39, 43, 57, 61, 64, 77, 82, 100, 103, 111, 132, 139

Block System. 358

Board of Trade Marine Department, 489

Boiler Inspection, Want of, 253

Boiler, The Lancashire, 396

Boiler Plates, Temperature of, 195

Boiler, Saltaire Mills, Messis. Galloway and Son’s Double Furnace, 274, 277

Boiler Shell Testing Machine, Messrs. Tangye Bros., 115

Boilers, American, 159, 209, 248

Boilers and Boiler Coatings, 3, 31, 62, 63, 80, 98, 160, 193

Boilers, Mr. F. Chambers’ Circulating, 226

Boilers, Clothing for, 175

Boilers, Factory, 379

Boilers, Howard, 3, 31

Boilers, Marine, 414

Boilers, Steel, 193

Boilers, Water Tube, 93, 483

Boilers, Messrs. Wigzell and Ramsden’s Water Tube, 313, 316

Boulogne Harbour, 122

Brake Power, Insufficient, 80

Brakes, Continuous, 400

Bremerhaven Explosion, The, 439

Bridge over the Elbe near Tetschen, Austrian North-Western Railway, 104

Bridge, The Severn, 84

British Association, 326

Brownlee, Mr. James, Action of Water Flowing-through a Nozzle. 452

Bruce, M.I.C.E., Mr. G. R., Ore Shipping Pier at Huelva, 360, 363, 372, 374, 375

Brussels Exhibition, The, 150

^DrnF 209 Davidson, Messrs., Kainotoman Rock Buckton and Co., Messrs. J., Multiple Drilling Machine, Burrell and Co., Messrs., 6-H.P. Traction Engine, 79

Cable Telegraphing, 310

Canal, Another Maritime, between the White Sea and Baltic, 77

Canal du Midi, The, 435

Canal between the Rhone and the Rhine, 22

Canterbury Cathedral, Protection from Fire of, 491

Capital and Labour, 359, 483

Carmarthen Sewage Works, 13

Carmichael, Statue to Mr. James, 475

Cars, Steam Street, 448

Casson-Dormoy Puddling Furnace, Roundoak Ironworks, 340, 343

Chambers, Mr. F., Circulating Boilers, 226

Chameroy’s Weighing Machine, 401

Channel Communication, 116

Chelsea Glaciarium, Mr. Gamgee’s Refrigerating Apparatus at the, 378, 381

Chinese Money, 446

City of London Directory, 105

Classification of Elements, Discovery of a New Metal, 49, 63

Clay Grinding Mill, Messrs. II. Hind and Son, 242, 247

Cleveland Iron Mines, Output of, 401

Climbing a Standpipe, 486

Climbing Tall Chimneys, 23, 98, 117

Clyde Engineers and the Board of Trade, 155

Coal and Iron Districts, Short Hours and Trade in, 176

Coal Mines, Ventilation of, 176

Coke, Anthracite, 176

Collieries, Mechanical Ventilation of, 48

Collieries, Ventilation of, 454

Colliery Explosion, Another, 490

Colliery Ventilation, Mr. Alderman Taylor on, 58

Collisions and Continuous Brakes, 358

Comber, Mr. W. A., Rotary Engine, 42, 63

Compensation for Damage by Floods, 13

Competition, 472

Confection Pan and Engine, Brown’s Exhaust Steam, Messrs. Robertson, Osburne, and Co., 226

Contractors, Liability of, 138

Corrosion of Marine Boilers in the Navy, Commission on, 30

Cowls, Wind, 80, 98

Crane, Sir W’. Armstrong and Co.’s, 160-ton Hydraulic, 168, 170

Crinoline at Sea, 48

Crohn, Mr. F. W., Unison Expansion Gear, 394

Crystal Palace Engineering School, 294

Crystal Palace Exhibition of Railway Appliances, 428

Cupola Management, 80, 117, 140, 193, 210, 279, 319,395

Cyclads, Russian, 75, 93

Cylinder Condensation and the Economical Limit to

Expansion in Steam, 414, 468, 483

Darke, Mr., Detent for Indicators, 69

Davey, Paxman, and Co., Messrs., Double Cylinder Winding Engine, 140

Deflection of Beams, Experimental Researches on the, 248

Derbyshire Lead Mining, 380

Detent for Indicators, Mr. Darke, 69

Devine, Mr. W., Spike Extractor, 42

Dewrance and Company, Messrs. J., Stop'Cock, 226

Diamond Rock-Loring Company, The, 139

Digging Machine, Mr. J. H. Knight’s Steam, 394

Diminution of Friction between Tires and Rails, Mr.

D. McDowell, at the Institution of Civil Engineers in Ireland, 44

Dock Extension at Hull, 327

Dock Gates, 433

Dock, The Nicolaieff Floating and Depositing, Messrs. Clark and Standfield, 294

Domestic Inventions, 50

Doubling Boring and Facing Machine, Messrs. Bede and Co., 5, 13

Draining the Zuyder Zee, 2

Drawing Office, Good News for the, 455

Dredging Machine, An American Steam, 467

Drilling Machine, Messrs. J. Buckton and Co.’s Multiple, 116

Drilling and Slotting Machine, Messrs. Lowry and Co., 122

Drops on Liquids, Action of, 98

Dudgeon, Mr. John, 20

Dudio The, 359

Duke’s Palace Works, Norwich, Destructive Fire at, 95

Dynamite, Manufacture of, 171

Economy, Ironworks, 196

Embankments, Reservoir, 251

Employers, A Hint to, 436

Employers, Liability of, 400

Engine, Messrs. Burrell and Co.’s 6-horse power

Traction, 79

Engine, Mr. W. A. Comber’s Rotary, 42, 63

Engine, Compound Pumping, at Crown Point, Risdon

Ironworks Company, 187, 194, 210

Engine Economy, Steam, 80, 117

Engine, Sir. A. Higginson’s Semi-rotary, 115

Engine, Midland Railway, Mr. S. Johnson’s Express

Passenger, 230, 234, 250, 254

Engine, Royal Hungarian State Railways, Mr. J.

Haswell’s Express Passenger, 337, 338,356, 363, 398 401

Enginemen, Certificated, 66, 98, 101, 117, 342

Engineer, Education of a Civil, 358

Engineering Troubles Abroad, 120

Engines, Compound, 117

Engines, Handy, 252

Engines, Rotary, 140

Engines of H.M.S. Rover, 324

Engines, Steam Fire, 319

English Colonies and the Bosphorus, 150

Erith Strike, The, 27, 65, 98, 101

Espinasse Puddling Furnace, The, 112

Evaporative Economical Efficiency of a Root Boiler, 351

Expanding Steam-No Gain, but a Loss, 62. 468

Expansion Gear, Mr. F. Crohn’s Unison, 394

Expenditure, Locomotive, 248

Experiment, a Curious, 490

Experiments, Mr. Froude’s, 319

Explosion on the Steam Tug Prince of Wales 277

Explosions, Boiler, 193, 248, 318

Explosions, Colliery, 80, 98

Failure of the Regulation Works Vienna, and

Inundation of the City, 150

Fall of the Railway Bridge over the Elbe at Riesa. 152

Faraday, The Telegraph Cable Ship, Messrs. Mitchell

and Co., 295

Fayol Respirator, The, 85

Fire-boxes, Locomotive, 48

Fires in Coal Mines and their Extinction, Mr. J.

Thompson, F.G.S., at the Manchester Geological


Society, 469

Fire Damp, 193, 248

Fire Pumps, Steam, 411 .

Fire in the Salt Mine at Brochnia, in Galicia, 20

Floods and Rivers, 341, 359

Fog Signals, 37, 46, 98, 235

Fog Signals, Maritime, 62

Forming Channels in River Bars, 193

“ Fumes,” Mr. Bramwell and, 176

Furnace Yields, Blast, 48

Gallatin Experiments, The, 130, 333

Galloway and Son’s, Messrs., Double Furnace Boiler, Saltaire Mills, 274, 277

Galvanised Iron, 272

Gas for Barbadoes, 150

Gas Burners, 248

Gas Companies and Fogs, 120.

Gas Lighting in New York City, 235

Gasworks, Leeds, 436

German Labour in the Building Trade, 365

German Lifeboat Society, 105

Germany, Trade in. 159

Germany Underselling Belgium, 418

Gilding on External Railings, 147

Glasgow Inventors and the Patents Bill, 186

Gold and Silver, 382

Goliath, The, 13

Goods Station, Farringdon-road, Great Northern Railway, 114. 116

Government and Steam Boilers, 150

Great Northern Railway Company’s Goods Station, Farringdon-road, Mr. R. Johnson, C.E., 95, 96, 97, 114, 116

Grinders, Universal, Messrs. Thompson and Sterne, 187

Gun, The 81-Ton, 28, 168, 342

Gun, The 100-Ton, 472

Gun at Shoeburyness, The 38-Ton, 493

Gun, Trial of the 38-Ton, 464

Gun, The Whitworth, 400

Gunboat, The New, 87

Guns, Heavy, 379

Guns, The Horse-power of Heavy, 471

Gwynne and Co., Messrs. Beale’s Exhauster, Imperial Gasworks, 227, 234

Haswell Bogie, 13—(See also Working Drawing, No. 92)

Haswell, Mr. J., Express Passenger Engine, Royal Hungarian State Railways, 337, 338, 356,363, 398, 401

Hathorn, Davis, and Co., Messrs., Pumping and Winding Engines, New Hartley Pit, 298, 300

Hayward Tyler and Co., Messrs., Direct-acting Steam Pump for Collieries, 152, 154

Heat, Physical Process by which it is Developed and Absorbed in the Expansion and Contraction of Matter, 4

Higginson, Mr. A., Semi-rotary Engine, 115

Hind and Son, Messrs. IL, Clay Grinding Mill, 242, 247

Hind and Son, Messrs. H., Pipe Boring and Turning Lathe, 60

Hirondelle, Compound Paddle-wheel Engines of SS., M. J. A. Normand, 317, 320

Historical Notes on Roller Skates, 85, 102, 121, 129, 159, 167, 185, 205, 223, 241, 263, 281

Hobson’s Hot Blast Pyrometer, South Kensington Loan Collection, 484

Hull Waterworks, 95

Hydra, Explosion on Board H.M.S., 436

India, Iron Making in, 276

India, Public Works in, 68,86; Transport of Materials 78

Indicators, Speed, 3

Inflexible, H.M.S., 277, 318, 321

Inside and Outside Frames, 358

Inspecting a Railway, Pennsylvania, 40

Institute. The Iron and Steel

Carbon and other Deposits from the Gases of Blast

Furnaces in Cleveland, Mr. J. Pattinson, 256, 279

Casson-Dormoy Puddling Furnace, Mr. E. Fisher Smith, 280

Ferroux Rock Drill and Air Compressor, Mr. H. W.

Pendred, C.E., 256

Fire-clay and other Refractory Materials, Mr. Snelus, 228, 235

Note on the Manufacture of Anthracite Coke in South Wales, Mr. W. Hackney, A.I.C.E., 45

Overcoming Steep Gradients on Railways, Mr.

Henry Handyside, 280

Siemens-Martin Process, Mr. Michael Scott, 281

Strength of Rail Joints, Mr. C. P. Sandberg, 228

Uses of Ferro-manganese, M. F. Gautier, 255, 279 Institution of Civil Engineers, 22, 49, 84, 120, 277,

310, 363, 452, 493

Address of Mr. George Robert Stephenson, President, 24

Annual Dinner, 224

Boring Machine of Schemnitz, Herr L. Markus, 198

Carlingford Lough and Greenore, Mr. James Barton, M.I.C.E., 116

Changes in the Tidal Portion of the Mersey and its Estuary, Mr. James N. Shoolbred, B.A., Assoc. Inst. C.E., 345

Conversazione, 401, 436

Dhu Heartache Lighthouse, Mr. David Alan Stevenson, B.S.C., 315

Estimating the Illuminating Power of Coal Gas, Mr. W. Sugg, Assoc. Inst., C.E.

Evaporation and Percolation, Mr. Charles Greaves, M.I.C.E., 186

Fascine Work at the Outfalls of the Fen Rivers and Reclamation of the Foreshore, Air. W. II. Wheeler, M. Inst. C.E , 365

Floods in England and Wales during 1875, and on Water Economy, Mr. George James Symons, 168

Holyhead New Harbour, Air Herrison Hayter, 105 Hydraulic Canal Lift at Anderton, Air. Sidengham

Duer, 215

Permanent Way of Railways, Air. R. Price Williams, 437

Probable Errors of Levelling, with Rules for the Treatment of Accumulated Errors, Air. Wilfrid Airy, B.A., 155

Railway Wagons, with Special Reference to Economy in Dead Weight, Air. W. R. Browne, Assoc. Inst. C.E., 372

Sewage Interception Systems or Dry Sewage Processes, Air. Gilbert R. Redgrave, Assoc. Inst.C.E., 254

Treatment of Sewage by Precipitation, Air. W. Shelford, Al. Inst. C.E., 254

Ventilation and Working of Railway Tunnels, Air.

Gabriel James Alorrison, Al. Inst. C.E , 40

Institution of Engineers, The Cleveland

Application of Alechanical Principles to the Phenomena of Sound, Air. T. Wrightson, 300

Economic Construction of Dwelling-houses for the Working Classes, Mr. VV. Henman, 63

Head’s Patent Prime Al over, Air. Jeremiah Head, M.I.C.E., 210, 212, 300

Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders in

Scotland

Action of Water Flowing through a Nozzle, Air.

James Brownlee, 432

Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 338, 376

Lancashire Boiler : Its Construction, Equipment, and Setting. Air. Lavington E. Fletcher, 352

Ogi Paper Mill, Japan, Air. W. Anderson, 353

Yield of Wells Sunk in the Chalk in the Cential

Portion of the London Basin, Air. Easton, 354

Institution of Naval Architects, 173, 333, 358

Address of President, Lord Hampton, 242

Austrian Ironclads, Air. E. J. Reed, C.B., ALP., 243

Boats’ Davits, Air. R. A. Allardyce, 325

Cellular System of Building for Ships of War. Air.

Boold, 242, 246

Circular Ironclads, Lieut. Goulaeff, F.R.S.N. A., 242, 244

Comparative Resistances of Long Ships of Several Types, Mr. W. Froude, FR.S., 291

Compound Surface-condensing Engines of the Paddle Steamer Hirondelle, Alons. G. A.Normand, 325

Double and Triple Cylindrical Vessels, Air. 11. A.

Egerton, 264

Longitudinal Girder or Bulkhead System of Iron Ship Construction, Edwin W. de Rusett, 311

Nicolaieff Floating and Depositing Dock, Air. Latimer Clark, C. E., 293

Present System of Sea Cocks and their Connections in Steamers, Air. H. G. Spence, 266

Propulsion of Bodies Through the Water, Air. Robert Griffiths, 344

Pumping and Ventilating Arrangements, Air. Thomas Morley, 265

Ratio of Indicated to Effective Horse-power as Elucidated by Air. R. Denny’s AI.M. Trials at Varied Speeds, Air. W. Froude, F.R.S., 288

Recovering Sunken and Stranded Vessels, Air. Henry F. Knapp, C E., 290

Screw Propeller and Certain Proposed Schemes for Increasing its Efficiency, Air. Hamilton W. Pen-dred, C.E., 335

Ships of War, Air. Barnaby, V.P., 242, 243

Small Compound Steam Engine, Air. Thomas Aloy, 334

Some Trials of Simple and Compound Engines, All. Richard Sennett, F.R.S.N.A., and ALE., 334

Steel for Shipbuilding as Supplied to the Royal Navy, J. Riley, Esq., 269, 300

Steering Gear, Air. G. L. Watson, 344

Telegraph Cable Ships Faraday, C. W. Alcrrificld.

F.R S., 292

Tested Iron and Ships, Air. J. E. Scott, 264

Three-throw Crank Engines of the Compound System, Constructed by Ravenhill. Eastons, and Co., London, H.A1.S. Rover, Mr. John R. Ravenhill, 324

Unarmoured Vessels, Air. Brassey, 242, 256

Unequal Onward Alotion in the Upper and Lower Currents in a Ship’s Wake, and Effects on the Action of a Screw Propeller, Professor Osborne Reynolds, 268

Water Tube Boilers, Air. J. F. Flannery, 312

Yacht Aleasurement, Air. E. C. Sterling, 343

Institution, The Royal, 294

Ireland, Coal in the South of, 361

Ireland, Alineral Resources of, 3

Ironclads of European Powers, 409

Ironclads, Our, 193

Iron, Coal, and General Trades of Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and other Districts, 17, 34, 54, 72, 90, 108, 126, 144, 164, 182, 202, 220, 238, 260, 2S4, 306, 330, 348, 368, 386, 406, 424, 442, 458, 478, 496

Iron, Gas Alade, 276

Iron, Making Direct, 276

Ironmaking Experiments in Central India, 84

Ironmaking, Alachinery in, 490

Iron and Steel, Belgian and German, 381

Iron and Steel in the United States in 1875, 486

Iron Trade, The American, 472

Iron Trade of Germany, 31

Iron Trade Prospects, 417

Ironworks, Sale at West Hartlepool, 187

Italian Tramways, 262

Italian Treaty, The, 426

“ I Waited for the Train at Coventry,” 49

Johnson, C.E., Air. R., Great Northern Railway Company’s Goods Station, Farringdon-road, 95, 96, 97

Johnson, Mr. 8., Express Passenger Engine, Alidland Railway, 230, 234, 250, 254

Keyway Drilling Machine, Messrs. Sharp, Stewart, and Co’s, Portable, 187

Kiel Harbour, The New, 116

Knight, Mr. J. H., Steam Power Digging Machine, 394

Koch, Mr. R., and Mr. H. Muller, Universal Lathe, 19, 26

La Bastie Process, The, 363

Lacing Heavy Belts. 428

Lamps for Colliery Working, 418

Landore Siemens Steel Works, 461, 466, 484, 492

Landore Steel, 300

Lathe, Universal, Mr. R. Koch and Mr. H. Muller, 19, 26

Launches, The Abuse of Steam, 418

Lawrence and Porter, Messrs., Combined Centrifugal Pump and Engine, 208

Leading Articles: —

A bbots’ Ripton Collision, The, 65, 120, 138, 231

Abuse of Steam Launches, 418

Air Compressors, 252

Amalgamated Society of Engineers, 453

American Iron Trade, 472

Annual Article, 9

Anthracite Coke, 175

Aston’s Paddle Wheels, 299, 321

Automatic Signals, 300

Battle of the Stoves, 120

Belgian and German Iron and Steel, 381

Blast Furnace Yields, 48

Blasting Powder in Mines, 214

Boilers of the Propontis, 66

Bramwell and “ Fumes,” Mr. 176

Cables and Anchors for the Navj, 138

Canal du Midi, The, 435

Centennial Exhibition, The, 399

Certificated Enginemen, 66, 101, 342

Channel Tunnel, The, 28

Clothing for Boilers, 175

Coal Explorations in Lincolnshire, 400

Coal in the South of Ireland, 361

Colliery Explosion, Another, 490

Competition, 472

Continuous Brakes, 400

Conversazione of the Institution of Civil Engineers, 401, 437

Crinoline at Sea, 48

Curious Experiment, A, 490

Disclaimers to Patent Specifications, 453

Double-ended Ships of War, 435

Drainage of Staffordshire Mines, 362

Efficiency of Screw Propellers, 119

Eighty-one Ton Gun, The, 28, 342

Energetic Workmen, 84, 120

Engineering Trouble Abroad, 120

English and Belgian Workmen, 13

Erith Strike, The, 27, 65, 101

Exhibition of Scientific Apparatus, South Kensington, 341

Explosion on Board H.M.S. Hydra, 436

Factory Boilers, 379

Failure of a Tank at St. George’s Hospital, 436

Floods and Rivers. 341

Free Trade in the United States, 490

Gas Companies and Fogs, 120

Gas-made Iron, 276

Germany Underselling Belgium, 418

Goliath, The, 13

Gun, The Whitworth, 400

Handy Engines, 252

Heavy Armour Plate, A, 196

Heavy Guns, 379

Hints to Employers, 436

Horse Power of Heavy Guns, 471

Hundred Ton Gun, The, 472

Inclined Armour, 275

Independent or Dependent Water Supply, 342

Inflexible, The, 321

Ironmaking Experiments in Central India, 84, 276

Iron Trade Prospects, 417

Ironworks Arbitration, 436

Ironworks Economy, 196

“ I Waited for the Train at Coventry,” 49

Lamps for Colliery Working, 418

Lead Mining in Derbyshire, 380

Leeds Gasworks, 436

Liability of Contractors, 138

Liability of Employers. 400

Locomotive Drivers, 380

Locomotive Fire Boxes, 48

London Bridge and City Traffic, 66

Loss of the Vanguard, 158

Machinery and Foreign Competition, 400

Machinery in Ironmaking, 490

Making of Iron Direct, 276

Manchester Steam Users’ Association, 213

Marine Department of the Board of Trade, 489

Marine Propulsion, 83

Martini-Henry Rifle, 38

Mechanical Action of Light, 275

Mechanical Ventilation of Collieries, 48

National Arms Company. 233

New Patent Bill, The, 138

Oberon Experiments at Portsmouth, 455

Oblique Fire, 137

Official Patentees, 380

Our Navy, 157, 195

Patentees and the Crown, 158

Patent Office, The, 253, 322, 401, 418

Patents for Inventions Bill, 1876, 175

Piecework, 47, 251

Plimpton versus Malcolmson, 83

Point of Patent Law, A, 490

Prizes for Reports on Machinery at the Philadelphia Exhibition, 436

Prompt and Determined Action, 49

Proposed Paris Exhibition, 342

Proposed Tariff Changes in the United States, 138

Protection in Russia, 454

Pumps and Injectors, 417

Railway Rolling Stock, 232

Railway Traffic in Bad Weather, 300

Registration of Trade Marks, 342

Regulations as to Water Fittings, 322

Reservoir Embankments, 251

Royal Irish Academy, The, 418

Russian Steel Rails, 419

Sanitation of Birmingham, 436

Science and Thieves, 158

Screws in Casings, 84

Severn Bridge, The, 84

Sewage of the West Riding Towns, 362

Shannon Target, The, 119

Shipowners and Merchant Shipping Legislation, 137

Skate Trade, The, 176

Snares of Telegraphers, 196

Spanish Ore Trade, 233

Steam Road-rollers and Local Authority, 84

Steam Tram Cars, 232, 399

Strength of Forged Steel, 471

Strikes, 472

Students of the Institution of Civil Engineers, 84

Suggestion, 362

Surveying of Passenger Steamships, 300

Suspended Telegraph Wires, 214

Swaithe Main Colliery Explosion, 214

Temeraire, The, 361

Temperature of Boiler Plates, 195

Temple Bar, 342

Thames Steam Ferry, 158

Torpedo Accidents, 472

Trademarks and the Registration of Firms, 138

Trademarks Registry Office, The, 28, 102

Traders Beware I 196

Trades Union Amenities, 49

Tram Car Accidents, 400

Troubles of a Miners’ Association, 66

Value of the Albert Hall, 102

Ventilation of Coal Mines, 176

Ventilation of Collieries, 454

Vienna Waterworks, 489

Want of Boiler Inspection, 253

Water in the South Yorkshire Coalfield, 472

Water Supply, 213

Leading Articles :

Water Supply of Leeds, 252

Water Supply of New York, 299

Water Supply of Sheffield, 276

Water Supply of Small Towns, 158

Water Supply in South Yorkshire, 102

Wat er witch, The, 300

Woodcroft, Mr. Bennet, 176

Workmen and Machinery, 120

Lead Pipes, Strength of, 396

Leeds Water Supply, 252

Legal Intelligence :—

Plimpton versus Malcolmson, 83

Sugg versus Silber, 382

Letters to the Editor

Action of Drops on Liquids, T. E., 98

Air Compressors, Arthur J. Stevens, 279

Aird s Fog Signals, A Young Workman, 117, 159

American Boilers, A. Marshall and Co., 248

American Boilers, W. G., 159, 209

Artillery Reform, J. L. Haddan, M.I.C.E., 63

Aston’s Paddle-wheels, J. Aston, 373

Aston’s Paddle-wheels, Ross Forward, 433

Astronomical Time, 31

Audible Signals, David A. Aird, 140, 192

Audible Signals, Crichton and Craig, 192

Audible Signals, F. N., 192

Audible Signals, Footplate, 159

Audible Signals, A Pointsman. 192, 248

Audible Signals, Philip E. Statham, 159

Audible Signals, W. J. B , 192

Axle Bearings, The White Brass Company, 4, 44

Axle Boxes, John Davis, 31, 63

Balance Weights, J. Watt, 44

Belting or Gearing, Subscriber, 248

Block System, A. Pointsman, 358

Boiler Explosions, Boiler, 193, 248

Boiler Explosions, Robert Wilson, 318

Boilers and Boiler Coating, Boiler Coverer, 62, 193

Boilers and Boiler Coating, Constant Reader, 31

Boilers and Boiler Coating, F. Y., 62

Boilers and Boiler Coating, Le Lubez, 63

Boilers and Boiler Coating, W. H. Villiers Sankey, 3, 62, 78, 160

Centennial Exhibition, The, Thos. Egleston, 98

Centrifugal Pumps, O. F. S., 2.0

Certificates for Enginemen, Archibald D. Downay, Assoc. C.E., 117

Certificates for Enginemen, Michael Reynolds, 98

Classification of Elements, John A. R. Newlands, F.C.S., 63

Climbing Tall Chimneys, R. E. D., 117

Climbing Tall Chimneys, F. Yates, 98

Coast Fog Signals, Alex. Beazeley, M I.C.E., 235

Colliery Explosions, Coal Field, 80

Colliery Explosions, F. II. Shepherd, 98

Collisions and Continuous Brakes, A Solicitor, 358

Commission on the Corrosion of Steam Boilers in the Navy, W. C., 30

Compound Engines, G. Scott, 117

Condensation ?nd the Economical Limit to Expansion in Steam Cylinders, W. W. Beaumont, 414, 483

Condensation and the Economical Limit to Expansion in Steam Cylinders, Michael Longridge, 468

Corrosion of Boilers, Walter Gee, 235

Crown Point Pumping Engine, Henry Davey, 210

Cupola Management, Cupola, 279

Cupola Management, Another Ironfounder, 117, 193

Cupola Management, Ironfounder, 80, 140, 211, 319, 395

Cupola Management, Inquirer, 319

Dock Gates, Dicky Sam, 433

Double-action Pumps, Charles L. Hett, 248

Education of a Civil Engineer, C. A. S., 358

Engine Economy, W. Boby, 80

Engine Economy, Engine Driver, 117

Engines of the Rover, Fiat Experimentum, 358

Enth Strike, J. Doimand, 98

Expanding Steam—No Gain but a Loss, B. B., 62, 468

Experimental Researches upon the Deflection of Beams, A. C. Ponton, 248

Failure of a Tank at St. George’s Hospital, J. R. M , 455

Fog Signals, Oliver Cultis, 98, 234

Fog Signals, J. C. D., 117, 159

Froude’s Experiments, C., 319

Gas Burners, Gas Engineer, 248

Good News for the Drawing Office, H. Walker, 455 Grantham’s Steam Tram Car, Edward Woods, 396 Great Seal, The, D. D., 296

Head’s Prime Mover, C. G., 296

Head’s Prime Mover, Jeremiah Head, 319, 358

History of the Steam Engine, R. S., 455

Horizontal Propeller, R. Whitehead, 359

Howard Boiler, J. Aldis, 3

Howard Boilers, John II. Hack worth, 31

Hydraulic Rams, Aries Minor, 193

Hydraulic Rams, A Dorsetshire Member of the Ama1 eur M echanical Society,

Hydraulic Rams, W. W. Fyfe, 62, \59

Hydraulic Rams, G. H. M., 80

Hydraulic Rams, Charles L. Hett, 3, 30, 80, 160, 193, 211

Hydraulic Rams, B. Massey, 117

Hydraulic Rams, P. R. P., 98

Hydraulic Rams, Ram, 141

Hydraulic Rams, R. C. D., 3

Hydraulic Rams, Wm. F. Roe, 80

Hydraulic Rams, T. F., 3

Increasing Improvidence of our Workmen, One who Pays on Wednesdays, 44

Inflexible Ironclad, The, Michael Scott, 318

Inside and Outside Frames, Michael Reynolds, 358

Institution of Naval Architects, Associate, 358 Insufficient Brake Power, Henry Handyside, 80 Iron and Tested Ships, John MacWilliam, 296 Lancashire Boilers/ The, Lavington E. Fletcher, 396

Locomotive Expenditure, Loco, 248

Marine Boilers, Mylor Bridge, 414

Maritime Fog Signals, H. Temple Humphreys, 62

Mechanical Power of Light, Alfred Cliff, 373

Mechanical Power of Light, X., 373

Mild Steel, James Macintires, 296

Mineral Resources of Ireland, Alpha, 3

Our Ironclads, H. Walker, 193

Passenger Locomotives, Science and Safety, 319

Patent Bill, W. Tighe Hamilton, 234

Patent Bill, The New, J. B., 209, 248

Patent Bill, The, M. Prior, 210

Patent Bill, The, A Scotch Manufacturer, 192

Patent Law, W. P. Thompson, 234

Patent-office Publications, C. O. Paget, 433

Patent Specification Drawings, A Writer to the Signet, 359

Pay Day, An Employer of Men for Forty Years, 62

Pernot System, The, T. C. J., 30

Petroleum Oil and Natural Gas, An Old Oil Operator, 30

Philadelphia Exhibition, W. G., 319

Physical Process by which Heat is Developed and Absorbed in the Expansion and Contraction of Matter, S. Yolver Preston, 4

Poggendorf’s Method of Comparing Electromotive Forces and Mance’s Method of Measuring the Internal Resistance of Batteries, E. G. Allardyce, 141

Power of a Storm of Wind, J. R. Mann, 318

Railway Accidents and Signals, H. H. Murdoch, 140

Railway Capital Expenditure. Hyde Clarke, 358

Reading and Discussion of Papers before Technical Societies, A Reader of Papers, 279

Reading and Discussion of Papers before Technical Societies, N. A., 296

Rivers and Floods, Shannonside, 359

Roller Skates, R., 159

Rotary Engines, W. A. Comber, 140

Rotary Engines, A Greenock Engineer, 63

Safety Valves, Robt. Mellor, 358

Safety Valves, John Swift, 358

Schwimmthor in the Danube, J. L., 235

Schwimmthor in the Danube, Wm. E. T., 296

Letters to the Editor:

Siemens v Bessemer Steel, Thos. Hampton, 296

Smelting Magnetic Ore, F. Y., 44

Speed Indicators, A. B K., 3

Steam Fire Engines, Merry weather and Sons, 319

steam Pumps, Hayward Tyler and Co., 235

Steam Pumps, AV. AV. Tonkin, 193

Steam Tram Cars, Merryweather and Sons, 373

Steam Tram Cars, AV. K., 141

Ste^ni Tramways, J. Henry Johnson, 296

Steel Boilers, E. A. Bourry, C.E., 193

Stone’s Boiler Coating, James Stone, 80

Strength of Lead Pipes, Chire, 396

Strength of Materials, Transverse Strains, A. C. P., 141

Surface Plates, E. F. G-., 468

Survey of Vessels, P. L. I., 319

Trade in Germany, R., 159

Trade Maiks Registration, E. Morton Daniel, 396

Trade Mark. Registration, Pyne Yeatman, 373

Tram Cars, G. P. Harding, 159

Tram Cars, AV. D. Scott Moncrieff, 30

Tweddell’s Hydraulic Shears, Ralph H. Tweddell, 248

Ventilation, Basil, 395

Ventilation, James Vogan, 483

AVater Tube Boilers, H. R., 483

AVind Cowls, George Bohn, 98

AVind Cowls, Charles Fairbairn, 80

Lifeboat, Mr. Stockwell’s Tubular, 395

Lifeboats for Troop Ships, 13

Light, Mechanical Action of, 275, 373

Lightning Conductors, 188

Lightning Conductors in Paris, Inspection of, 472

Lincolnshire Coal Explorations, 400

Literature :—

Catechism of the Locomotive, M. N. Forney, 139

Climate and Time in their Geological Relations : a Theory of the Secular Changes of the Earth’s Climate, James Croll, 38

Coming War, The ; England AVithout a Navy, Longmans, Green and Co., 427

Electricity : Its Theory, Sources, and Applications, John T. Sprague, M.S.I.E., 57

Encyclopaedia of Architecture, Historical, Theoretical, and Practical, Joseph Gwilt, F.S.A., F.R.A S., Revised by Wyatt Papworth, 445

Handy Book on the Law of the Registration of Trade Marks, John Pym Yeatman, 310

Hydraulic Manual, Lowis D’A. Jackson, 57

Law of Trade Marks, Including the Merchandise Marks Act, 1862, and the Trades Marks Registration Act. 1875, J. Bigland Wood, LL.B., 310

Midland Railway : Its Rise and Progress, F. S. AVilliams, 461

Physical Geography; or the Terraqueous Globe and its Phenomena, William Desborough Cooley, 288

Practical Treatise on Roads, Streets, and Pavements, Q. A. Gilmore, A.M., 419

Storms: Their Nature, Classification, and Laws, with the Means of Predicting them by their Embooiments the Clouds, AVilliam Blasius, 491

Theory and Practice in the Design and Construction of Dockyards, J. Romilly Allen, Assoc. Inst. C.E., 401

Timber and Timber Trees, Native and Foreign, Thomas Laslitt, 278

Fires in Theatres, Eyre M. Shaw, 111

Trade Marks Registration Act, 1875, and the Rules thereunder, Edward Morton Daniel, 310

Training Schools and Training Ships, Edmond Edwaid Antrobus, 176

Treatise on the Origin, Progress, Prevention, and Cure of Dry Rot in Timber, Thos. A. Britton, 1 Loan Collection of Scientific Instruments, History of the Steam Engine, 371, 376, 389, 445, 455, 481

Locomotive Drivers, 380

Locomotives, Passenger, 319

Locomotives of Russia, 20

London Bridge and City Traffic, 66

Lowry and Co., Messrs., Drilling and Slotting Machine, 122

Lord Chancellor’s Patent Bill, The, 234

Machinery and Foreign Competition, 4C0 lilacintire’s Mechanical Puddling, 271, 272

Markets, Metal, Oil, Timber, &c.—(See last page of each number)

Mekarski's, M., Tram-car, 149,153

Merchant shipping Legislation and Ship Owners, 137

Metal in Structural Decoration, 58

Metaline, 373

Meteoric Stone, Fall near AVolverhampton, 315

Meter, Mr. AV. Richards’ AVater, 50

Miners’ Association, Troubles of, 66

Mines, Blasting Powder in, 214

Miscellanea, 7, 21, 41, 59, 81, 99, 113, 135, 151, 169, 189, 207, 225, 249, 273, 297, 323, 339, 355, 377, 397, 415, 429, 449, 465, 437

Mitchell and Co., Messrs., The Telegraph Cable Ship

Faraday, 295

Molesworth’s Pocket Book, 224

Moonlight, 322

Muntz and Tannin, Testing Apparatus, 171

National Federation of Employers, 131

National Federation of Enginemen, 331

Navy, Cables and Anchors for the. 138

Navy, Our, 157, 195

Needles, 469

New Market for England in Siberia, 20

New York Water Supply, 299

Mcolaieff Floating aim Depositing Dock, Messrs.

Clark and Standfield, 244, 475

Normand, M. J . A., Compound Paddle-wheel Engines of SS. Hirondelle, 3i7, 320

Normansell Family Fund, The, 49

North-Eastern Railway and Second-class Traffic, 148 North of England, 18, 35, 55, 73, 91, 109, 127, 145, 164, 183, 203, 2zl, 239, 261, 285, 307, 331, 349, 369, 387, 407 425, 443, 459, 479, 497

Notes from Lancashire, 17, 36, 55, 73, 90, 108, 126, 144,

164, Ib2, 202, 220, 239, 260, 285, 3v6, 330, 348, 368, 38 , 406, 424, 442, 458, 478, 496

Notes snd Memoranda, 7, 21, 41, 59, 81, 99, 113, 135, 151, 169, 189, 207, 225, 249, 273,297,323, 339, 355, 377, 397, 415, 429, 449, 465, 487

Notes from Scotland, 18, 36, 56, 73, 91, 109, 127, 145,

165, 183, 203, 221, 239, 261, 285, 307, 331, 349,369, 387, 407, 425, 443, 459, 479, 497

Notices to Correspondents, 9, 27, 47, 65, 83, 101, 119, 137, 157, 175, 195, 213, 23 <, 251,275, 299,321, 341, 361, 379, 399, 417, 435, 453, 471, 489

Noxious Fumes from Manufactories, 155

Oberon Experiments at Portsmouth, 454

Obituary ;—

Beyer, Mr. Charles Frederick, 439

Bouch, Mr. AV., 63

Chesney, R.A., Lieutenant-Colonel, 206

Davenport, Mr. S. T., 25

Marsden, Mr. Aiderman, 49

Martin, Mr., 216

Mitchell, Mr. Joseph, 49

Napier, Mr. Robert, 491

Ruasell, Mr. Edward, 13

btimers, Mr., 467

Stirling. Mr. James, 42

Oblique Fire, 137

Oldham Borough Survey, 472

Ore, Smelting Magnetic, 44

Ore Trade, Tire Spanish, 232

Output of Lead Mines, 327

Paddle-wheels, Aston’s, 299, 321, 373, 433

Painting Machinery, 226

Papers before Technical Societies, Reading and Discussing, 279, 296

Paris Exhibition, The Proposed, 842

Paris Steamboats, 277

Paris Tramways, 446

Patent Law, A Point of, 490

Patents for Inventions Bill, 1876, 138, 173, 175,178, 192, 209, 234, 248, 396

Patent Office, The, 253, 322, 401 418

Patent Office Publications, 433

Patent Office Rules, New, 411

Patent Specifications, 345, 359, 453

Patentees and the Crown, 158

Patentees, Official, 380

Pcrnot’s Puddling Furnace, 20, 30

Petroleum, Oil and Natural Gas, 30

Phenomena of Induction, Professor Ed win J. Houston. 188

Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition, 48, 319, 357 3(53, 399, 446, 462, 482

Allison, Messrs. W. C., Tube Coupling, 411

Beach’s Scroll Saw, 428

Bentel, Margedant, and Co., Messrs., Band Saw, 409

Bentel, Margedant, and Co., Messrs , Edge Moulding Machine, 412

Bentel, Margedant, and Co., Messrs., Universal Boring Machine. 412

Bentcl, Margedant, and Co., Messrs., Universal Wood Worker, 409

Brayton Hydrocarbon Engine, 485

Cask-making Machinery, 427, 431

Corliss and Co., Messrs. George H., 1400-H.P. Beam

Engine, 413

Daughaday, Mr., Model Press, 412

Ferns and Miles, Messrs., Steam Hammer, 485

Gimson and Coltman, Messrs., Cardigan Jacket Weaving Machine, 391

Hoskin, Mr., Sheet Metal Gauge, 411

Map of the Building site and Grounds, 392

Merriman’s Power Punching. 485

Pennsylvania Diamond Drill Co.’s Boring Machine, 447

Plan of Machinery Hall, 410; Section of Hall, 412

Prizes for Reports on Machinery, 436

Sanson, Mr., Cloth Cutting Machine, 393

Sawing Machinery. 447

Sutcliffe, Messrs., Middlings Purifier, 391

Thorne, De Haven, and Co., Messrs., Portable Drilling Machines, 485

Wood Working Machinery, 427, 428, 430, 450, 463

Phosphor Bronze Company, The, 139

Phosphoric Acid, 22

Photographing Old Buildings and Streets, 362

Piece-work, 47; 251, Is it Desirable under any Conditions, 87

Pier at Huelva, Spain, Ore Shipping, Mr. G. R. Bruce, M.I.C.E., 360, 363, 372, 374. 375

Pipe Boring and Turning Lathe, Messrs. Hind and Son, 60

Pit Guides of Bar Iron, 208

Plimpton versus Malcoimson, 83

Pneumatic Steering Apparatus, Mr. Baird, 13

Poggendorf’s Method of Comparing Electro-motive Forces, 141

Powder for very Heavy Guns, 185

Precautions to be taken against Fire on Board Ships,

Prime Mover, Mr. Head’s, 296, 319, 858

Private Bills in Parliament, 49, 67, 85, 103, 138, 158, 177, 196, 214, 233, 253, 276. 322, 342, 362, 381

Prompt and Determined Action, 49

Propeller, The Patent Horizontal, 359

Propellers, Efficiency of Screw, 119

Propontis, Boilers of the, 66, 77, 149

Propulsion, Marine, 88

Prussian Mines, 382

Pubiic Works in India, 68, 86 ; Transport of Materials,

Puddler’s Wages in the States, 186

Puddling Furnace, Roundoak Ironworks, Casson-

Dormoy, 340, 343

Puddling, Macintire’s Mechanical, 271, 272

Puffing Billy, The, 451, 454

Pulverised Coal in Cupolas, 198

Pump for Collieries, Messrs. Hayward Tyler and

Co. s, Direct-Acting Steam, 152,154

Pump and Engine, Combined Centrifugal, Messrs.

Lawrence and Porter, 208

Pump, Messrs. Tangye Bros., “Special” Steam, 467

Pumping Engine for the Hull Waterworks, Messrs.

Smith, Pender, and Co., 131, 133, 136, 156

Pumping Engine at the Lehigh Zinc Works, U.S.A., Mr. John West, Messrs. Meyrick, Engineers, 446, 470, 472, 488, 491 (See Supplement of June 16, 1876)

Pumping and Winding Engines, Messrs. Hathorn, Davies, and Co., 298, 300

Pumps, Centrifugal, 210

Pumps, Double-action, 248

Pumps and Injectors, 417

Pumps, Steam, 193, 235

Pyrometer, Hobson’s Hot Blast, South Kensington Loan Collection, 484

Radiometric Experiments in Germany, Some Recent, 454

Radiometer, Theories of the, 104

Railway Capital Expenditure during the Year Ending Dec. 1875, 315, 358

Railway Matters, 7, 21, 41,59, 81, 99, 113, 135, 151, 169, 189, 207, 225, 249, 273, 297, 323, 338, 355, 377, 397. 415, 429, 449, 465, 487

Railway Traffic in Bad Weather, 300

Rails, Russian Steel, 419

Rams, Hydraulic, 3, 30, 62, 80, 98, 117, 141, 159, 160, 193, 210 '

Rankin, Mr. R., Tobacco Pipe-making Machines, Messrs. Steven and Struthers, Manufacturers, 438

Reaping and Binding Machine, Mr. Wood, 22

Refrigerating Apparatus at the Chelsea Glaciarium,

Mr. Gamgee’s, 378, 381

Richards, Mr. W., Water Meter, 50

Rifle, The Martini-Henry, 138

Risdon Ironworks, Compound Pumping Engine,

Crown Point, Nevada, 187, 194, 210

Riveting the Hulls of Iron Ships by Machinery, 472

Road Rollers and Local Authorities, Steam, 84

Robertson, Osburne, and Co., Messrs., Brown’s

Exhaust Confection Pan and Engine, 226

Rock Drill, The Kainotoman, Messrs. Brydon and Davidson, 209

Rolling Stock, Railway, 232

Root Boiler, Evaporative Economical Efficiency of a, 351

Roumanian Railway System, 187

Rover, Engines of H.M S., 324, 358

Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 492

Russia, Protection in, 454

Russian Cyclads, 75, 93

Russian Railways, 116

St. George’s Hospital, Failure of a Tank at, 436, 455 Saw Making in the States, 13 ’

Saxby and Farmer, Messrs., Signal Locking Apparatus at Waterloo, 87

Schwimmthor on the Donau Canal, Vienna, 187, 190, 235, 296

Scientific Apparatus Exhibition, 486

Scientific Apparatus at South Kensington, 341, 352 371, 376, 389, 425, 481, 481

Screws in Casings, 84

Seal, The Great, 296

Secretary of State for War’s Trial of the 38-Ton Gun,

Secretary Taft, 322

Sharp, Stewart, and Co., Messrs., Portable Key way Drilling Machine, 187

Shears for Toulon Dockyard, Mr. R. H. Tweddellte Hydraulic, 208, 248

Shears, 120-Ton. Sir W. Armstrong and Co., 186, 193 Sheffield District, 17, 35, 55, 73, 99, 108, 126, 144, 165, 183, 202, 221, 238, 260,285, 306,330, 348, 369,386. 406 425, 442, 459 478, 496 ’

Sheffield WaterSupply, 276

Ships, Iron and Tested, 296

Ships of War, Double-Ended, 435

Signal Locking Apparatus at Waterloo Terminw.% Messrs. Saxby and Farmer, 87

Signals, Mr. Aird’s Audible Railway, 69, 117, 140 159 192, 234, 248 * ’

Signals, Automatic, 300

Signals, Fog, 37, 46, 98, 235

Silicate Cotton as a Clothing for Boilers, 52

Skate Trade, The, 176

Skates, Historical Notes on Roller, 85, 102, 121, 129, 159, 167, 185, 205, 223, 241, 263, 287

Slate Trade of North Wales, 116

Smith, Pender, and Co., Messrs., Pumping Engines for the Hull Waterworks, 131, 133, 136, 156

Society of Arts, 262, 354

Society, The Chemical

Action of Chlorine on Acetamide, Dr. E. W. Prevost, .493

Action of the Copper Zinc Couple on Potassium Chlorate and Perchlorate, Mr. H. Eccles, 302

Action of Malt Extract on Starch, Mr. C. O’Sullivan, 419

Action of Sulphuric Acid on Naphthaline, Dr. Sten-house and Mr. C. E. Groves, 302 .

Action of Water and of Various Saline Solutions on Copper, Mr. T. Carnellay, 394

Alkaloid obtained from Jaborandi, its Platinic Compound and their Formula), Mr. C. T. Kingzett. 493

Aluminium Nitride and the Action of Aluminium on Sodium Carbonate at a High Temperature, Prof. J. W. Mallet, 464

Benzene in Rosin Light Oils, Mr. Watson Smith, 394

Bismuth Compounds, Part II., Mr. M. M. P. Muir, 393

Chemical Studies, Prof. Dewar, 493

Chromic and Perchromic Acids, Mr. T. Fairley, 464', Compounds of Antimony Pentachloride with Alcohols and with Ether, Mr. W. Carleton Williams, 493

Crystallising Glycerine, Dr. P. F. von Hamel Roos, 301

Determining Mineral Strength of Soils by Means of Water Culture, Mr. G. A. Hight. 394

Estimation of Hydrogen Occluded by Copper with Special reference to Organic Analysis, Dr. J. L. Thudicum and Dr. H. W. Hake, 419

Estimation of Mercury, Prof. Tuson and Mr. E. Neison, 464

Estimation of Nitrogen, Mr. Fairley, 464

Formation of Anthrapurpurin, Mr. W. H. Perkin, F.R.S., 123

Gases Enclosed in Cannel Coals and in Jet, Mr. J. W. Thomas, 419

Glycoro-phosphoric Acid and its Salts as obtained from the Phosphorine Constituents of the Brain, Dr. J. L. W. Thudicum and Mr. C.. T. Kingzett, 393

Hemine, Hematine, and a Phosphorised Substance contained in Blood Corpuscles, Dr. J. L. W. Thudicum and Mr. C. T. Kingzett, 464

High Melting Points, Mr. C. Carnelley. 123

Isometric Relations of Thallium, Prof. Thorpe, 302

Metachromisro, Mr. W. Ackroyd, 123

Metaxenol, Dr. II. E. Armstrong and Mr. Gaskell, 419

Method for Estimating Bismuth Volumetrically, Mr. M. M. P. Muir, 67

Narco tine, Cotarnine and Hydrocotarnine, Part IV. On Oxy narcotine, a new Opium Educt, and its Relationship to Narcotine and Narceine, Dr. Wright and Mr. G. H. Beckett, 67

Natural Carbon Dioxide from various sources, Prof.

W. N. Hartley, 464

New and Convenient form of Ureometer, Dr. J. G. Blackley, 493

Nomenclature of the Carbon Compounds, Dr. H.E.

Armstrong, 302

Note on the Perbromates, Mr. M. M. P. Muir, 493

Note on Sebate of Cobalt, Mr. E. Nelson, 67

Note on some Trials of Frankland and Armstrong’s Combustion Process in Vacuo, Dr. Thudicum anc Mr. Kingzett, 464

On some Points in the Analysis of Potable Waters Prof. Frankland, 148, 301

Peroxides, Mr. T. Fairley, 464

Phenomen aaecompanying the Electrolysis of Watei with Oxidisable Electrodes, Dr. J. H. Gladstone and Mr. A. Tribe, 419

Physico-Chemical Research, Prof. Andrews, F.R.S.. 382

Preparation of the Hydro-Carbons, Diphenyl and Isodinaphthyl, and on the Action at a High Temperature of Metallic Chlorides on certain Hydro-Carbons, Mr. Watson Smith. 393

Reactions of Biliverdin, Dr. Thudicum, 393

Relation between Chemical Constitution and Colouring Power in Aromatic Substances, Dr. 0. Witt, 393

Researches on the Reduction of Nitric Acid and on the Oxides of Nitrogen, Part I. On the Gas Evolved by the Action of Metals on Nitric Acid, Dr. Armstrong and Mr. Allworth, 493

Simultaneous Action of Iodine and Aluminium on Ether and Compound Ether, Prof. Gladstone and Mr. Tribe, 493

Stibine, Mr. F. Jones, 302

Sulphuric Anhydride, Dr. R. Messel and Dr. W.

Squire, 327

Thallium Chlorate, Mr. J. Muir, 302

Use of Platinum in the ultimate Analysis of Carbon Compounds, Mr. Thopfee, 302

Visit to the Royal Arsenal, 186

Volatility of Barium, Strontium, and Calcium, Prof. J. W. Mallet, 493

Society of Civil and Mechanical Engineers, 467 Permanent Way, Mr. W. C. Street, Assoc. Inst C.E., 120


Society of Engineers, 98, 376. 448, 453, 472

Air Compression, Mr. James Steel, C. E., 473 Channel Tunnel, The, Mr. P. F. Nursey, 172,197 Flues and Ventilation, Mr. A. II. C. Trewman, 364 Ventilation of Buildings, Mr. J. W. Pearse, 364 Visit to the Chelsea Glaciarium, 401

Visits to the London Small Arms Company, and the Wick-lane Paper Staining Works, Bow, 483

Society, King’s College Engineering:—

Beam Engine, Mr. Hawkins, 186

Blowing Engines, Mr. L. Glasson, 439

Description of Apparatus used in Raising Water, Mr. Anderson, 224

Heating and Ventilating, Mr. Guinness, 150

Heavy Ordnance, Mr. Disney, 103

Speed Indicators, Mr. Kirkman, 172

Steam and Continuous Brakes, Mr. Fleming, 224 'ociety, The Meteorological, 206, 331, 401

Aneroid Barometers, Hon. R. Abercromby, F.M.S., 139

Climate of Scarborough, F. Shaw, F.M.S., 486

Meteorology in India in Relation to Cholera, Col.

J. Puckles, 139

Notice of Upward Currents during the Formation and Passage of Cumulus and Cumulo-Stratus Clouds, Rev. J. Crompton, M. A., F. M.S., 486

Sixteen Months’ Rain at Bristol, Mr. W. F. Denning, F.M.S., 139

Suggestions on certain Variations, Annual and Diurnal, in Relation to the Barometric Gradient to the Force of the Wind, Rev. W. Clement Ley, M.A., F.M.S., 486

Society, Newcastle-on-Tyne, The Chemical :

Gas Burners, Mr. J. Pattinson, 216, 326

Notes on a Visit to Chemical Works in Prance in 1875, Mr. R. C. Clapham, 112

Society for the Promotion of Scientific Industry : —

Colliery Ventilation, Mr. Aiderman Taylor, 58 Society, The Royal, 248

| Society, The Royal Cornwall Polytechnic, 469

i Solar Heat Applied as Motive Power, 103

I South Kensington Museum, 45, 67, 86, 103, 120, 146, 151, 184, 222, 240, 286, 319, 338, 352, 388, 407, 428, 459, 493

' South Yorkshire Coalfield, Water in the, 472

Spike Extractor, Mr, W. Devine. 42

Staffordshire Mines, Drainage of, 362

Stand-Pipe for Bloomington, Ill., H. M. P. Birkinbine, 51

Steam Sapper in France, The, 67

Steamships, Surveying of Passenger. 300

Steam in the United States Navy, 25

Steel, Mild, 296

Steel in Russia, 25

Steel, Siemens versus Bessemer, 296

Steel, The Strength of Forged, 471

Stepney Railway Bridge, Removal by Messrs. Handyside, 390

Stockwell, Mr., Tubular Life Boat, 395

Stop-cock, Messrs. J. Dewrance and Co , 226

Stoppage of the Devonport Dockyard Ropery, 13

Stone’s Boiler Coating, 80

Stoves, The Battle of the, 120

Strength of Materials, Transverse Strains, 141

Strikes, 472

Sulphate of Alumina for Precipitation of Sewage, 469

Surface Plates, 468

Swaithe Main Colliery Explosion, 214

Swing Bridge at Newcastle-on-Tyne, 469

Swiss Factory Acts, 472

Tangye Bros., Messrs., Boiler Shell Testing Machine, 115

Tangye, Bros., Messrs , Special Steam Pump, 467

Tannin Testing Apparatus, M. Muntz, 171

Tanning Plant, A New, 211

Target, Tne Shannon, 119

Technical College for Glasgow, Proposed, 86

Telegraph Wires, Suspended, 214

Telegraphers, The Snares of, 195

Temcraire, The, 360

Temple Bar, 342

Thames Floods Prevention Act, 42

Thames Steam Ferry Boat, 158, 326

Thieves and Science, 158

Thompson Infernal Machine, The, 23

Thompson and Sterne, Messrs., Universal Grinders, 187

Time, Astronomical, 31

Torpedo Accidents, 472

Torpedo Explosion at Portsmouth, 481

Tourville, Launch of the, 248

Trade Marks, Instructions to Persons applying for ' Registration, 5

Trade Marks, Registration of, 67, 102, 342, 373, 395

Trade Marks Registry Office, 28, 138

Trade Marks Rules, The, 29, 31, 342

Traders, Beware, 196

Trades Union Amenities, 49

Tram Car Accidents, 400

Tram Car, Grantham’s Steam, 396

Tram Car, M. Mekarski, 149, 153

Tram Car for Vienna, Steam, Mr. E. Wood s M.I.C E. 357

Tram Cars, 30 '

Tram Cars, Steam, 141. 159, 232, 3i3, 399

Tramways in Spain, 103

Tramways, Steam, 296

Transport of Materials in India, 78

Trials with the Mekarski Automotor for Tramways, 20

Tungsten and Iron. Mr. R. Akerman, On the Relation between, 206

Tunnel, The Channel, 23. 472

Tweddell, Mr. R. H., Hydraulic Shears for Toulon Dockyard, 20S, 248

Uchatius Projectiles, 117

United States’ Corps of Engineers, 51

United States, Free Trade in the, 490

United Stites Naval Engineer Corps, 272

United States, The Proposed Tariff Changes in the, 133

Valves, Safety, 358

Vanguard. Loss of the, 158

Vanguard, Raising the, 20, 272

Ventilation, 395, 483

Vessels, Survey of, 319

Vicars’ Self-stoking Furnace, 112

Wages and Railways, 215

Wages in the United States, 44

Walesand Adjoining Counties, 18, 36, 56, 74, 91, 109, 127, 145, 165, 183, 203, 221. 239. 261, 285, 307, 331, 349, 369, 387, 407, 425, 413, 459, 479, 497

War Maps, 472

Waterage Money, 45

Water Fittings, Regulations as to, 322

Water Flowing through a Nozzle, Mr. James Brownlee, On the Action of, 452

Water Supply, 213

Water Supply, Independent or Dependent, 342

Water Supply of Loudon, 309

Water Supply of Small Towns, 158

Waterloo Supply in South Yorkshire, 102

Water from Surface Condensers, 25

Water Tube Boilers, 93

Waterwitch, The, 300

Waterworks, The Vienna, 489

Weights and Measures, 68

West Riding Towns, Sewage of the, 362

What is a Sirike, 452

Wigzell and Ramsden, Messis., Water Tube Boilers, 313, 316

Williams, The J. B.; Towing Boat, Mr. A. Hartupee, Engineer, 416, 419. 420, 434, 438

Wind Power of a Storm, 318

Winding Engine, Double Cylinder, Messrs. Davey

Paxman, and Co., 140

Woodcroft, -Mr. Bennet, 176

Wood, Mr., Reaping and Binding Machine, 22

Woods, M.I.C.E., Mr. E , Steam Tram Car for Vienna, 357

Workmen, Energetic, 84, 120

Workmen, English and Belgian, 13

Workmen, Increasing Improvidence of our, 44, 62

Workmen and Machinery, 120

Workmens’ Dwellings Improvement Company, 103

Yarrow and Co., Messrs., Steam Yachts, 382

Zuyder Zee, Draining the, 2

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