Engineering 1890 Jul-Dec: Index: Illustrations

Engineering 1890 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1890 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1890 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1890 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1890 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1890 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1890 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1890 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1890 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1890 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1890 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

Engineering 1890 Jul-Dec: Illustration Index.

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Illustrations

• Aberdeen Harbour Works, 618, 773
• Absorption Dynamometer, An Automatic, 62
• “ Achdron,” The French Armoured Cruiser, 094, 696
• Alignment of Dunmail Raise Tunnel, 80
• Alloys of Nickel and Iron, Magnetic Properties of, 293, 24
• Alternate Current Condensers, 771
• Alternating Current Induction, Phenomena of, 144, 145, 202, 203
• Alternating Dynamo, Mather and Platt’s, 181
• Alternator, The Mordey, 181
• Altmann-KUppermann Petroleum Motor, The, 454
• Aluminium in the Drawing Press, 261
• Amalgamating Tubs at Obrajes, 33
• Amalgamation Plant, Jordan’s Gold, 218, 219
• “Amiral Baudin,” The French Barbette Ironclad, 25
• “ Amiral Duperrd,” The French Turret Ship, 398
• Ammunition for 15-Centimetre Mortars and Howitzers, 93
• Amsler’s Recording Dynamometer, 497
• Angle Bars, Shearing, 243
• Armour-Clad “ Fusde,” The French Coast Defence, 185,187
• Armour on the Ironclad “Colbert,” Diagram Showing Distribution of, 454
• Armour-Plate Trials in America, 492
• Armoured Cruiser “ Achdron ” (French), 694, 696
• Armoured Cruiser “Chicago” (United States), 214
• Armoured French Ships : “ Amiral Baudin,” 25, “Formidable,” 125, “ Fusde,” 185, 187, “Amiral Duperrd,” 398, “Colbert,” 458, “Devastation,” 576,585, “Courbet,” 585.
• Armoured Fort for two 15-Centimetre Guns, Canet System, 595
• Armoured Fort, The Schumann-Gruson, 594
• Armstrong Siege Gun on Disappearing Carriage, 37
• Artillery, Modern French :
• Ammunition for 15-Centimetre Mortars and Howitzers, 93
• Armoured Fort, Canet System, for two 15- 1 Centimetre Guns, 595
• Armoured Fort, The Schumann-Gruson, 591
• Barbette-Mounting, Canet System, for a 32-Centimetre 66-Ton Gun, 537, 548
• Brake Cylinders, Vavasseur-Canet and Canet Hydraulic, 386
• Breechloading Guns, General View of Different Types, 743
• Breechloading Mechanism for Canet Mortars and Howitzers, 94
• Breechloxding Mechanism for Naval Guns, Canet, 654, 658
• Breech Mechanism of Canet Quick-Firing Gun, 154, 155
• Breech Mechanism of Canet 65-Millimetre Quick-Firing Gun, 297
• Carriage and Brake for 40-Pounder Breechloading Siege Gun, 37
• Carriage for 31-Centimetre Guns; French Ironclad “Marceau,” 357
• Carriage and Hydraulic Loading Gear for 34-Centimetre Breechloading Gun on the Cruiser “Courbet,” 717
• Carriages, Coast Defence, Canet System, 561, 565, 568
• Cartridges and Projectiles for Canet Quick-Firing, 155
• Cast-Iron Guns (Canet System) for Coast Defence, 630
• Clip and Bracket, 356
• Coast Defence and Garrison Gun with Disap-pearing Cariiage, 15-Centimetre, 8
• Compressor Brake, 356
• Deck Guns and Carriages on the Training Ship “ St. Louis,” 717
• Diagrams taken from Brake Cylinders ; Canet’s Central Counter-Rod System, 386
• Disappearing Carriage for Coast Defence and Garrison Guns, 745
• Electric Motor and Elevating Gear, 271
• Electrical Training Gear, 15-Centimetre Canet Quick-Firing Gun with, 270, 271, 271
• Garrison Gun and Barbette Carriage ; Firing Position, 5
• Garrison Gun and Barbette Carriage ; Loading Position, 4
• Gun Carriages, 356, 357
• Gun Mounting and Training Machinery : 1* rench Turret Ship “ Achdron,” 508, 509
• Gun and Turret Mounting, 27-Centimetre;
• , Ganet System, 476, 477
• Gun Mountings in the French Navy, 717
• Gun Mountings on the Spanish Cruiser “Pelayo,” 713, 716
• Gun and Naval Cimage, 32-Centimetre 66-Ton Canet, 745
• Guns and Naval Carriages, Canet 15-Centimetre, 416, 417
• Hontoria Gun on Canet Forward Pivotting Traversing Carriage, 16-Centimetre, 716
• Hontoria Gun Mounted in Canet Central Loading Turret, 32-Centimetre, 713
• Hontoria Gun Mounted in Canet Turret, 28-Centimetre, 713, 713
• Howitzer and Central Pivotted Carriage, 27-Centimetre Canet, 136
• Howitzers, British Service, 139
• Loading a Canet Quick-Firing Gun, 151
• Manceron’s Apparatus for Examining the Bores of Guns, 684
• Mortar on Circular Carriage, 22-Centimetrc Canet, 137
• Mortar and Siege Carriage, Canct 7.47-In., 95
• Mortar and Wheeled Carriage, Canet, 7.47-In., 93
• Mortars and Howitzers, Canet System, 64, 65
• Mounting for 15-Centimetre Canet Gun, Central Pivotted, 415, 416
• Mounting for 15-Centimetre Canet Gun, For-x ward Pivotted, 416, 417
• Mounting for a 3.94-In. Howitzer, 95
• Naval Gun and Carriage, 14-Centimetre ;
• Canet System, 655
• Non-Return Valve, 356
• Projectiles, 746, 749
• Quick-Firing Gun, 15-Centimetre Canet, 154, 155
• Quick-Firing Gun and Carriage with Annular Hydraulic Brake ; Canet System, 240
• Quick-Firing Gun on Naval Carriage, Canet 10-Centimetre, 154
• Quick-Firing Gun and Oscillating Hydraulic Brake ; Canet System, 240
• Quick-Firing Guns, The Canet System of, 154 Rigid Platform for 4.72-In. Mortar, 93 Rotating Valve, 356
• Siege and Garrison Guns, English, 36, 37
• Siege Gun on Disappearing Carriage, Armstrong, 37
• Sights, Details of, 685
• Training Gear, 356
• Training Machinery for Heavy Guns, 512
• Vavasseur Mounting for 6-In. Breechloading Gun, 356
• Asbestos-Packed Stop Valve, A New, 467
• Asquith’s Planing Machine, 541
• Automatic Steam Stop Valve, Jeffrey’s, 86
• Automatic Switch, Newton and Hawkins’, 377
• Auxiliary Engines and Pumps of the s.s. “ Nor-mannia,” 312, 364
• Babcock and Wilcox Boiler, Trial of a, 54, 55, 739 Band Saw for Heavy Logs, Ransome’s, 211 Banks of the River Weaver Navigation, 166
• Barbette Carriage and Garrison Gun ; Firing Position, 5
• Barbette Carriage and Garrison Gun : Loading Position, 4
• Barbette Ironclad “ Amiral Baudin,” The French, 25
• Barbette Mounting for a 32-Centimetre Gun, Canet System, 537, 548
• “Barham” and “Bellona,” H M.S., Triple-Expansion Twin-Screw Engines and Boilers of (Messrs. Hawthorn, Leslie, and Co.), 628, 629, 705
• Barrow’s Screwing and Turning Machines, 301
• Baxter’s Triple-Screw Engines (Messrs. Cox and Co., Falmouth), 485
• Beam Bending, 623
• Bearing for Shafts, Lister’s Roller, 377
• Bearings. Wood’s Journal, 261
• Belaja, River, Bridge over the; Samara-Ufa Railway, Russia, 40, 41, 90, 91, 98
• Belgian Trials of the Westinghouse Quick-Acting Brakes, 461
• Bennie’s Punching and Shearing Machine, 688
• Bessemer, Alabama, The City of, 213
• Bethlehem Iron and Steel Company’s Works, Bethlehem, Pa., U.S.A., Plan of the, 241
• Blast Furnaces at Sheffield, Alabama, U.S.A,, 486
• Blast Nozzle, Macallan and Adams’ Variable, 215
• Blockyard at Hermitage Breakwater, 615
• Boat Davits and Chocks, Rees’, 361
• Boat Lifting Apparatus, Duinker’s, 111
• Boiler Experiments, Steam, 60, 121, 122, 591
• Boiler Explosion on the Norwegian State Railways, Locomotive, 332, 333
• Boiler Explosions in 1889; Report of Mr. E. B. Marten, 84, 85
• Boiler Furnaces, Phillips and Archer’s Movable Bridge for, 201
• Boiler, Knap’s Water Tube ; Root’s System, 484
• Boiler Shop at the Fairfield Works, Govan New, 390, 391
• Boiler, Trial of a Babcpck and Wilcox, 54, 55, 739
• Boilers, Defective Staying of, 375
• Boilers and Engines of H.M.S. “ Barham” and “Bellona” (Messrs. Hawthorn, Leslie, and Co.), 628, 705
• Boilers, Engines, &c., of the s.s. “ Kaiser Wilhelm II.” (Vulcan Works, Stettin), 129, 188, 189, 190, 192
• Boilers, Lentz’s Stayless Locomotive, 724, 725
• Boilers of the Russian Ironclad “ Sinope ” (Messrs. R. Napier and Sons, Glasgow), 81
• Boilers, Yarrow’s Tubular Stay for, 544
• Bolivia, The Mineral Besources of, 32, 33
• Booth’s Plate Flanging Machine for Marine Boiler Work, 753
• Bores of Guns, Manceron’s Apparatus for Examining the, 684
• Boring and Milling Machine, 107
• Bracket and Clip for Gun Carriage, 356
• Brake and Carriage for 40-Pounder Breechloading Siege Gun, 37
• Brake, Compressor, for Gun Carriage, 356
• Brake Cylinders, Vavas^eur, Vavasseur-Canet, and Canet Hydraulic, 386
• Breech Mechanism of Oanet Quick-Firing Gun, 154, 155
• Breech Mechanism of Canet 65-Millimetre Quick-Firing Gun, 297
• Breechloading Guns, General View of Different Types, 743
• Breechloading Mechanism for Canet Mortars and Howitzers, 94
• Breechloading Mechanism for Naval Guns, Canet, 654, 658
• Bridge for Boiler Furnaces, Phillips and Archer’s Movable, 201
• Bridge, The Great Western Road, Glasgow, 231
• Bridge across the Ohio River, The Chesapeake and Ohio, 659
• Bridge over the River Belaja ; Samara-Ufa Railway, Russia, 40, 41, 90, 91, 98
• Bridge over the River Mendoza; Transandine Railway, 328
• Bridge of 246-Ft. Span, Site of; Transandine
• Railway, 329
• Bridges, Masonry Skew, 238
• Bridges over the Ohio at Cincinnati, 150
• Briquette Press Stevens, 291
• British Railway Statistics, Diagram, 371.
• British Service Howitzers, 139
• Building Quay Wall at St. Helier’s Harbour, Jersey, 517
• Burrell’s Single Crank Compound Traction Engine, 675
• Bush, Thomas’s Concentric Wedge, 377
• Calavera Tunnel, Exit from, and Entrance to Spiral Tunnel ; Transandine Railway, 332
• Calorimeter, A Universal Steam, 89
• Canal Congress, The International, 166, 209
• Canal, The Manchester Ship, 265, 666
• Canal, The Nicaragua, 209,752
• Canals, The Development of Steam Propulsion on, 183
• Canet (See Artillery, Modern French)
• Cardew’s Earthing Device, 544
• Carriage and Brake for 40-Pounder Breechloading Siege Gun, 37
• Carriage for 34-Centimetre Guns; French Ironclad “Marceau,” 357
• Carriage, Disappearing, for Coast Defence and Garrison Guns, 745
• Carriage and Hydraulic Loading Gear for 34-Centimetre Breechloading Gun on the Cruiser “Courbet,” 717
• Carriages, Canet System Coast Defence, 564, 565, 568
• Carriages, Gun, 356, 357
• Carriages, Railway, Double-Bogie; State Railways of France, 13, 16
• Cartridge Cases, Taylor and Challen’s Machinery for Making, 424, 425, 428
• Cartridges and Projectiles for Canet Quick-Firing Guns, 155
• Cast-Iron Guns (Canet System) for Coast Defence, 630
• Cast Iron, Testing, 19
• Central Battery and Barbette Ironclad “ Devastation.” The, 576, 585
• Central Pivotted Mounting for 15-Centimetre Canet Guns, 415, 416
• Centrifugal Pump, The Inventor of the, 671
• Centrifugal Pumping Engines for the s.s.
• “ Columbia” (Messrs. Tangyes), 44
• Centrifugal Pumping Engines ; Wallasey Dock, Birkenhead (Messrs. Gwynne’s), 760
• Chains, Crane, Some Experiences with, 21
• Chapin Mine, The, 552
• Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Bridge over the Ohio, 150, 659
• Chicago Exhibition of 1893, The Plans of Sites, 732, 733
• Chicago Tire and Spring Company’s Works, Munton’s Tyre Mill at the, 455
• “ Chicago,” The United States Armoured Cruiser, 214
• “ Chiyoda,” The Japanese Cruiser (Messrs. J. and
• G. Thomson, Limited), 420
• Chocks and Davits, Rees’ Boat, 361
• Cincinnati, Electric Railways at, 151
• Cincinnati Southern Railway Bridge over the Ohio, 150
• Circular Carriage, 22-Centimetre Canet Mortar on, 137
• City of Bessemer, Alabama, The, 213
• “ City of Paris,” The, 49
• “City of Richmond,” Indicator Diagrams from the Engines of the, 21
• City and South London Railway, The ; Electric Locomotive and Power Station, 545, 756. 757
• City and South London Railway, Hydraulic Hoists on the, 766, 757
• Clip and Bracket for Gun Carriage, 356
• Clyde Elevating Deck Ferry Steamer “Finnies-ton,’< 27 S
• “Clyde,” The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company’s s.s. (Messrs. R. Napier and Sons), 368
• Coast Defence Armour-Clad “Fusde,”The French, 185,187
• Coast Defence Carriages, Canet System, 564, 565, 568
• Coast Defence and Garrison Gun with Disappearing Carriage, 15-Centimetre, 8
• Coast Defence and Garrison Guns, Disappearing Carriage for, 745
• Cockburn Dredging Crane and Grab, The, 387
• “ Colbert,” The Central Battery Ironclad, 454, 458
• Cold Air Refrigerating Plant for the s.s. “ Maori King,” 540
• Cold Steel Sawing Machine, Hill’s, 624
• “Columbia,” s.s., Tangyes’ Centrifugal Pumping Engines for the, 44
• Compound Direct-Acting Pumping Engine, Tyler’s, 520, 528
• Compound Locomotive ; London and North-Western Railway, 98, 99
• Compound Ophthalmic Refractometer, Fournet’s, 61
• Compound Traction Engine, Burrell’s SingleCrank, 675
• Compound Vertical Engine, 69
• Compressed Air Flying Machine, Hargrave’s, 769
• Compressor Brake for Gun Carriage, 356
• Condensers, Alternate Current, 771
• Constructing Quay Wall at Quebec, 505, 513, 516
• Copper Mining District of Lake Superior, The, 553
• Corrosion of Water Pipes, The, 229, 230
• Counter, Snelgrove’s, 602
• Crane Chains, Some Experiences with, 21
• Crane, Davis and Primrose’s 40 - Ton Wharf, 279, 282
• Crane and Grab, The Cockburn Dredging, 387
• Crane Jibs, 243
• Crane, Smith’s Locomotive Steam, 569
• Crane, 100-Ton Travelling; Fairfield Boiler Works, 488
• Cribwork Blocks (1650 Tons Concrete) for Founding North Wall of South Tidal Harbour Quebec, 5C5
• Crossley’s Thirty Horse-Power Gas Engine, 603
• Cruiser “ Acheron,” The French Armoured, 694, 696
• Cupola, Stewart's Bapid, 662, 663
• Current Detector, Excess, 28
• Cutters, Milling, 677, 678
• Cutting for the Eastham Locks; Manchester Ship Canal Works, 748
• Davis and Primrose’s 40-Ton Wharf Crane, 279, 282)
• Davits and Chocks, Rees’Boat, 361
• Deck Guns and Carriages on the Training Ship “ St. Louis,” 717
• Defective Staying of Boilers, 375
• Detector, Excess Current, 28
• u Devastation,” The Central Battery and Barbette Ironclad, 576, 585
• Development of Steam Propulsion on Canals, The, 183
• Diagram of the Railways in India, 342
• Diagram Showing Distribution of Armour on the
• Ironclad “ Colbert,” 454
• Diagram of Steam Boiler Experiments, 60,122
• Diagram from Tangyes’ Horizontal Triple-Expansion Engine, 644
• Diagrams of Belgian Trials of the Westinghouse Quick-Acting Brake, 461
• Diagrams taken from Brake Cylinders; Canet Central Counter-Rod System, 386
• Diagrams of British Railway Statistics, 371
• Diagrams of the Economy of Small Engines, 578
• Diagrams from the Engines of the s.s. “ Kaiser
• Wilhelm IL,” 190
• Diagrams of Fluctuations in Prices of Metals, 556, 672
• Diagrams, Indicator, from the Engines of the “ City of Richmond,” 21
• Diagrams of the Magnetic Properties of Alloys of Nickel and Iron, 293, 294
• Diagrams of Steam Engine Performances, 669
• Diagrams of a Trial of a Babcock and Wilcox
• Boiler, 54, 55
• Digger, Proctor’s Steam, 360, 367
• Disappearing Carriage, Armstrong Siege Gun on, 37
• Disappearing Carriage, 15-Centimetre Coast Defence and Garrison Gun with, 8
• Disappearing Carriage for Coast Defence and Garrison Guns, 745
• Discharge from a Wimshurst Influence Machine, 141
• Dividing Appliance for Milling Machines, 111
• Dock, The Simpson Dry, Brooklyn Navy Yard, 222
• Dock at Southampton, New Tidal, 308, 309
• Donkey Pumps, Weir’s, s.s. “ Normannia,” 364
• Double-Bogie Carriages for the State Railways of
• France, 13,16
• Double-Bogie Express Tank Locomotive, 375
• Double-Ended Punching Machine, Smith’s, 124
• Dover Harbour Works, 616
• D’Oyly Carte’s New Theatre, Electric Light Installation at, 128
• Drake and Gorham’s Safety Fuzes, 645
• Drawing Press, Aluminium in the, 264
• Drawing Press, Taylor and Challen’s Vertical, 424
• Dredging Crane and Grab, The Cockburn, 387
• Drill, Rock, M‘Culloch’s “ Rio Tinto,” 321
• Drilling Machine, Lister’s, 585
• Drilling Machine, Radial, 84
• Drilling and Tapping Machine for Boiler Stayholes at the Fairfield Works, 481
• Dry Dock, The Simpson, Brooklyn Navy Yard, 222
• Duinker’s Boat-Lifting Apparatus, 111
• Dunmail Raise Tunnel, Alignment of, 80
• Duplex Wheel Lathe, Earnshaw’s, 599
• Dynamo, Mather and Platt’s Alternating, 181
• Dynamometer, Amsler’s Recording, 497
• Dynamometer, An Automatic Absorption, 62
• Earnshaw’s Duplex Wheel Lathe, 599
• Earthing Device, Cardew’s, 544
• East London Water Works, Triple-Expansion Pumping Engines for the (Messrs. T. Richardson and Sons, Hartlepool), 162
• Eastham Locks, The Construction of the ; Manchester Ship Canal Works, 748, 749
• Economy of Small Engines, The ; Diagrams, 578
• Efficiency of Steam Jackets, The, 69
• Electric Exhibition, The Frankfort International, 68.
• Electric Lighting Installation at Mr. D’Oyly Carte’s New Theatre, 128
• Electric Locomotive and Power Station ; City and South London Railway, 545
• Electric Motor and Elevating Gear ; Canet Quick-
• Firing Gun, 271
• Electric Railways at Cincinnati, 151
• Electrical Training Gear, Canet Quick-Firing Gun with, 270, 271, 274
• Electrical Undulations, The Experiments on, of Professor Hertz, 708
• Electromagnetic Radiation, The Measurement of, 28
• Elevating Deck Ferry Steamer “ Finnieston ” 275
• Engine, Compound Vertical, 69
• Engine, Farcot Triple-Expansion Vertical, 300
• Engine, Gas, Crossley’s Thirty Horse-Power, 603
• Engine Governors, 60
• Engine Performances, Steam, 669
• Engine, Pumping, Tyler’s Compound Direct-Acting, 520, 528
• Engine, Rolling Mill, at Krupp’s, of Essen, 277
• Engine, Tangyes’ Horizontal Triple-Expansion
• 636, 644 ’
• Engine, Traction, Burrell’s Single-Crank Compound, 675
• Engine, Triple-Expansion Pumping, for the East London Water Works (Messrs. T. Richardson and Sons, Hartlepool), 162
• Engine, Winding , Wingate Grange Colliery, 446
• 447 ’ *
• Engines, Baxter’s Triple-Screw, 485
• Engines, Boilers, &c., of the s.s. “Kaiser Wilhelm IL,” (Vulcan Works, Stettin), 129 188 189,190, 192 ’ ’
• Engines, Centrifugal Pumping, for the s s “ Columbia” (Messrs. Tangye), 44
• Engines, Centrifugal Pumping ; Wallasey Dock, Birkenhead (Messrs. Gwynne’s), 760
• Engines of the “City of Richmond,” Indicator Diagrams from the, 21
• Engines of H.M.SS. “ Barham” and “Bellona,” Triple-Expansion Twin Screw (Messrs. Hawthorn, Leslie, and Co.), 629, 705
• Engines and Pumps of the s.s. “ Normannia ” (Fairfield and Co.), 312, 364
• Engines, Small, The Economy of: Diagrams, 578
• Engines, Triple - Expansion, Japanese Cruiser “Cbiyoda” (Messrs. J. and G. Thomson, Limited), 423
• Engines, Four-Cylinder Triple-Expansion, of the Paddle Steamer “ Hygeia” (Messrs. Rankin and Blackmore, Greenock), 567
• Engines, Triple-Expansion, R.M.S. “Clyde” (Messrs. R. Napier and Sons), 366
• Engines, Triple-Expansion, Russian Ironclad “ Sinope” (Messrs. R. Napier and Sons), 81
• English Siege and Garrison Guns, 36, 37 Equatorial Photographic Telescope for the Melbourne Observatory, 720, 721, 728
• Evaporator and Feed Heater, Morison’s Combined, 12, 13
• Evaporator and Feed Heater in “ Normannia,” Weir’s, 364
• Examining the Bores of Guns, Manceron’s Apparatus for, 684
• Excess Current Detector, 28
• Exhibition of 1893, The Chicago, Plan of Sites. 732, 733
• Exhibition, The Frankfort International Electric. 68
• Expanding Sheet Metal, Golding’s Machine for 100, 102 ’
• Experiences with Crane Chains, Some, 21 Experiments on Electrical Undulations of Professor Hertz, The, 708
• Experiments, Professor Elihu Thomson’s, 197 Experiments, Steam Boiler, 60, 121, 122 Explosion, Locomotive Boiler, on the Norwegian
• State Railways, 332, 333
• Explosions, Boiler, in 1889; Report of Mr. E B Marten, 84, 85
• Express Tank Locomotive, Double Bogie. 375 Extending Machine, Taylor and Challen’s, 425
• Fairfield Works Extensions :
• 130-Ton Sheer Legs, 337
• New Boiler Shop, 390, 391
• Vertical Plate-Bending Rolls, 480
• Drilling and Tapping Machine for Boiler Stayholes, 481 * I
• 100-Ton Travelling Crane, 488 Plan of Works, 598 New Offices, 600
• Set of Five Plate Flattening Rolls, 606
• Plate Bending Rolls, 688
• Punching and Shearing Machine, 688 Hydraulic Keel Plate Bender, 689
• * a 1,8 iaJ?ara, The (See JWaqara), 8
• ^arcot s Triple-Expansion Vertical Engine, 300
• * ^ned^i^lS**^ Evaporator, Morison’s Com-Feed-Heating Appliances, Weir’s; sb. “Nor-
• mannia,” 365
• Finnieston,” Elevating Deck Ferry Steamer Z * I
• F1ang68, Parallel, Girders with, 280, 334, 426,518 ooZ ’ * I
• Boiler Work, noocn s, 753
• Fluctuations in Prices of Metals, Diagrams of Three Months’, 556, 672 B 8 or
• F naew^M Steam Boiler and other Fur’ Fluvial System, The Marie, 182
• ShipU125ble’” The French Arra’ured Barbette F^nffAMachinj’ Harsrave’s Compressed Air 769
• Fort, The Schumann-Gruson Armoured 594
• Ca^t Guns^^e, «?Unting '°r ^^'“^tre F<6] Suba(lueous- 437. 505, 513, 516, 517, F°pLd’d?yli1?.<ier Triple-Expansion Engines of
• a^^X^
• Fournet’s Compound Ophthalmic Refractometer, Frankfort International Electric Exhibition, The, taW®*' Furnaces at> ISO- 186
• Achlrln ”UThA”aThe Barbette Ironclad, 25 -AS^kp^l^^^C-iser694,696
• showing Arrangemen?ofM5851On'” Dla°ram Armour on the Ironclad “ ColheH- ” tv “Co?h ‘"^j^bution of, 454 ’ Dlagram
• Colbert, The Central Battery Ironclad, 454
• “ beTel^ Battery Bar-‘Formidable,” The Armoured Barbette Ship, Fg7s<Se> The Coast Defence Armour-Clad, 185, Ouragan, The Sea Going Torpedo Boat, E“®kMakinK Ga9> 234 r uel Press, Stevens’s, 291 ,ES£'“’-
• 180’186
• 185,187 C°aSt Defence Armour-Clad, Fuzes, Drake and Gorham’s Safety, 645 garboard Strake Machine, The, 117 Gas Fuliaia^81^ Th-ty Horse-Power, 603 GXSes%U8e3,4l“,Steam B°iler and o^er Fur-
• Geometrical Problem in Magnetism, Solution of
• German, Engines, Boilers, and Pipes, s.s. “ Kaiser Wilhelm IL,” 129, 188, 189, 190, 192
• Girders with Parallel Flanges, 280, 334, 426, 518, 582
• Glasgow, Great Western Road Bridge at, 231
• Gold Amalgamation Plant, Jordan’s, 218, 219
• Golding’s Machine for Expanding Sheet Metal, 100, 102
• Goods Locomotive for the Southern Railway of Italy, Eight-Coupled, 529
• Governors, Engine, 60
• Gowan Quay, 516 . _
• Grab and Crane, The Cockburn Dredging. 387
• Graving Dock, Simpson, at Brooklyn Naval Yard, 222
• Great Western Road Bridge, Glasgow, The, 231
• Greenock Princes Pier, 437, 616
• Greenock Quays, 516
• Grinder, Phillips’s Twist Drill, 674
• Guns (See Artillery)
• Gunboat “Acheron,” The Twin-Screw Armoured, 694, 696
• Gwinnett Swivel Union, The, 662
• Gwynne’s Centrifugal Pumping Engines; Wallasey Dock, Birkenhead, 769
• Hall’s Cold Air Refrigerating Plant for the s.s. “ Maori King,” 540
• Hamburg-American Twin-Screw Steamer “Nor-mannia” The (Fairfield Co.), 248, 249, 252, 312, 364, 365
• Hammers, Steam, 683
• Harbour Foundations, 437, 505, 513, 516, 615, 773
• Harbour, Yokohama, 701
• Hargrave’s Compressed Air Flying Machine, 769
• Hartnell’s Switchboards for the Leeds Municipal Buildings, 645
• Heading Machine, Taylor and Challen’s, 428
• Heating Apparatus for Railway Carriages ; State
• Railways of France, 13
• Heating Furnaces, 119
• Hermitage Breakwater, Blockyard at, 615
• Hermitage Harbour Works, Jersey, 615, 616
• High Pressure, Mercury Column for, 62
• Hill’s Cold Steel Sawing Machine, 624
• Hoists on the City and South London Railway, Hydraulic, 756, 757
• Hontoria Gun on Canet Forward Pivotting Traversing Carriage, 16-Centimetre, 716
• Hontoria Gun Mounted in Canet Central Loading Turret, 32-Centimetre, 713
• Hontoria Gun Mounted in Canet Turret, 28-Centimetre, 716
• Horizontal Punching, 243, 247
• Horizontal Triple-Expansion Engine, Tangyes’, 636, 644
• Horsehair Cloth, Laycock’s Loom for Weaving, 132
• Howell Torpedo, The, 737, 741
• Howitzer and Central Pivotted Carriage, 27-Cen-timetre Canet, 136
• Howitzer, Mounting for a 3.94-In., 95
• Howitzers, British Service, 139
• Howitzers and Mortars, Canet, Breechloading Mechanism for, 94
• Howitzers and Mortars, Canet System, 64, 65
• Huntington Quartz Mill, The, 421
• Hydraulic Brake Cylinders, Vavasseur, Vavas* seur-Canet and Canet, 386
• Hydraulic Brakes, Quick-Firing Guns with; Canet System, 240
• Hydraulic Hoists on the City and South London Railway, 756, 757
• Hydraulic Loading Gear and Carriage for 34-Centimetre Breechloading Gun on the Cruiser “ Courbet,” 717
• Hydraulic Keel-Plate Bender at Fairfield, Smith’s, 689
• “ Hygeia,” The Paddle Steamer, 557
• India, The Railways in, Diagram, 342
• << from the Engines of the
• City of Richmond,” 21
• Induced Magnetism, Molecular Theory of, 419
• 1 w.Phen0I»ena of Alternating Current, 144, 145, 202, 203
• Influence Machine, Discharge from a Wimshurst,
• Installation .Electric Light, at Mr. D’Oyly Carte’s New Theatre, 128
• Tr^nt0I of Centrifugal Pump, The, 671 rLm ,Sfceel Company’s Works, The Bethlehem, Bethlehem, Pa., U.S.A., 241
• In8titute Visit to America, The, ^86, 552, 553, 554
• Iron, Testing Cast, 19
• Dnnpind9uFQ-ench (?ee Arm°urcd Ships)
• RussUn finope’ ’ Boilers Engines of the
• Ital}, Eight-Coupled Locomotives for, 529
• ’Japanese Cruiser " Chiyoda,” The, 420
• 8 Automatic Steam Stop Valve, 86
• J a?d Stannard’s Needles for Tunnel construction, 673
• Jersey Harbour Works, 615, 616
• Jeraoy Quayg, st Heller's, 517
• Jibs, Crane, 243
• JoutnalSR»^ Am?'Kaniation Plant, 218, 219
• ’ B^r.lnS. Wood’s, 261
• Jungfrau Railway, The Projected, 7, 8, 9
• Soifers Steamship, Engines,
• Keel the’ 129- 188> 1S9, 199. 192
• l?c,'6M Bcnder at Fairfleld. Smith's Hydrau-
• Kinm™, 'Vood«^® System of, 349, 495
• J^mg s Cross Tunnel, The New’ K73
• Kmzua Viaduct, The, 119 ’ 73
• Kann’s Ra1k Tu^Aoiler’ System, 484
• PP s Rolling Mill Engine at Essen, 277
• LaCjdSimTr?Ada;” The Steam Yacht, 158, 159
• Lathe °?pPer Mining District of, 553
• Lathe’ wl! ih^’ DupIex Wheel, 599
• Spencer’s 4-Ft., 207
• 132 8 k°om lor Weaving Horsehair Cloth,
• Laycock’s “Torpedo” Ventilator, 126
• Leeds Municipal Buildings, Hartnell’s Switch boards for the, 615
• Lentz’s Stayless Locomotive Boilers, 724 725
• Lighting Installation, Electric, at Mr.’ D’Ovlv
• Carte’s New Theatre, 128 J y
• Lister’s Drilling Machine, 585
• Lister’s Roller Bearing for Shafts, 377
• Loading Gear and Carriage, Hydraulic, for 34.
• Centimetre Breechloading Gun on the Cruiser Courbet,” 717
• Locks, The Eastham, The Construction of • Manchester Ship Canal Works, 748, 749 ’
• Locomotive Boiler Explosion on the Norwegian State Railways, 332, 333 8
• Locomotive Boilers, Lentz’s Stayless, 724, 725
• Locomotive, Compound; London and North.
• W estern Railway, 98, 99
• Locomotive, Double-Bogie Express Tank, 375
• Locomotive, Electric, and Power Station • City and South London Railway, 545’
• Locomotive for the Southern Railway of Italv
• Eight-Coupled Goods, 529‘ ’
• Locomotive Steam Crane, Smith’s, 569
• Locomotive, Tank ; North London Railway, 394 395*
• Loom for Weaving Horshair Cloth, Laycock’s, XOZ
• Loomis Process of Making Gas for Fuel, 234
• Macallan and Adams’ Variable Blast Nozzle, 215
• Machine, Asquith’s Planing, 541
• Machine, Boring and Milling, 107
• Machine, Discharge from a Wimshurst Influence,
• Machine for Drilling and Tapping Boiler Stayholes at the Fairfield Works, 481
• Machine for Expanding Sheet Metal, Golding’s
• 100,102 b ’
• Machine, The Garboard Strake, 117
• Machine, Lister’s Drilling, 585
• Machine, Planing, Smith’s Plate Edge and Butt, at Elswick, 625
• Machine, Punching and Shearing, Bennie’s, 688
• Machine, Punching, Smith’s Double-Ended, 124
• Machine, Rushworth’s Plate-Flattening and
• Straightening, 278
• Machine, Sawing, Hill’s Cold Steel, 624
• Machine, Testing, at Professor Kennedy’s Laboratory, 304, 305
• Machine Tools at the Fairfield Works (See FairftM)
• Machine Tools, Shipyard (See Shipyard Machine Tools)
• Machinery for Making Cartridge Cases, Taylor and Challen’e, 424, 425, 428
• Machinery for Training Heavy Guns, 512
• Machines, Barrow’s Screwing and Turning, 301
• Machines, Milling, Dividing Appliance for, 111
• Machines, Plate-Planing, 536
• Machines, Radial Drilling, 84
• Machine, Flanging, for Marine Boiler Work, Booth’s, 753
• Machine, Flying, Hargrave’s Compressed Air, 769
• Machines, Rail and Plate Shearing, Schultz and
• Goebel’s Heavy, 72
• Madras Harbour Works, 616
• Magnetic Properties of Alloys of Nickel and Iron, 293, 204
• Magnetism, Solution of a Geometrical Problem in, 707
• Manceron’s Apparatus for Examining the Bores of Guns, 684
• Manchester Ship Canal, The, 265, 666
• “Maori King,” s.s., Cold Air Refrigerating Plant for the, 540
• Map of American Tour, Iron and Steel Institute, 286
• Map of the City of Bessemer, Alabama, 213
• Map of the Copper Mining District of Lake
• Superior, 653
• Map of the Manchester Ship Canal, 265
• Map of Niagara Falls, 355, 473
• Map of the Nicaragua Cana], 209, 752
• Map of the Transandine Railway, 330
• Map of the United States of America, 286
• Map of the West Highland Railway, 407
• Marie Fluvial System, The, 182
• Marten, Report of Mr. E. B., on the Boiler Explosions in 1889, 84, 85
• Maskelyne Type-Writer, The, 693
• Masonry Skew Bridges, 238
• Mather and Platt’s Alternating Dynamo, 181
• M‘Culloch’8 “Rio Tinto” Rock Drill, 321
• Measurement of Electro-Magnetic Radiation, ' The, 28
• Measurement of Strains, The, 614
• Mechanical Action of Steam Digging, The, 360, 367
• Mendoza River, Bridge over the; Transandine
• Railway, 328
• Mercury Column for High Pressures, 62
• Metallurgical Furnaces at Freiburg, 180, 186
• Metals, Strains on 276
• Mill The Huntington Quartz, 421
• Mill (Rolling). Engine at Krupp’s, of Essen, 277
• Milling and Boring Machine, 107
• Milling Cutters, 677, 678
• Milling Machines, Dividing Appliance for, 111
• Mine, The Chapin, 552
• Mine, Tamarack, 554
• Mineral Resources of Bolivia, The, 32, 33
• Mines Atocha, Itos, and Santa Christo, View of, 32
• Mofecular Theory of Induced Magnetism, 419
• Monte-Jus, Self-Acting, 692
• Mordey Alternator, The, 181
• Morison’s Combined Evaporator and Feed Heater, 12 13
• Mortar on Circular Carriage, Canet 22-Centi-metre, 137
• Mortar and Siege Carriage, Canet 7.47-In., 95
• Mortar and Wheeled Carriage, Canet 7.47-In., 93
• Mortars and Howitzers, Canet, Breechloading
• Mechanism for, 94
• Mortars and Howitzers, Canet System, 61, 65
• Motor, The Altmann-KUppermann Petroleum, 454 . .
• Motor, The Sprague, Electric Railways at Cincinnati, 151
• Mounting for 6-In. Breechloading Gun, Vava$» seur, 356
• Mounting for 15-Centimetre Canet Guns, Central
• Pivotted, 115,116
• nting for a 3.94-In. Howitzer, 95
• Mounting and Training Machinery, Gun ; French
• turret SWP 11 Acheron,” 508, 509
• Mountings for 15-Centimetre Canet Guns, Forward Pivotted, 416, 417
• Mountings, Gun, in the French Navy, 717
• Mountings, Gun, on the Spanish Cruiser “ Pelayo,” 713, 716
• Movable Bridge for Boiler Furnaces, Phillips and Archer’s, 201
• Manton’s Tyre Mill at the Chicago Tire and
• Spring Company s Works, 455
• Naval Gun and Carriage (See Artillery, Modem
• Naval Works, The Southampton, 4G7
• Navy The French (See French Navy, The) Newton and Hawkins’ Automatic Switch, 377 Niagara Falls, Utilisation of :
• plan of Niagara, 355
• Falls in 1733, 450
• Falls in 1750, 450
• Strata Diagrams, 451
• Tunnel (Section) 451
• Map and Section of Lakes, 473
• Nicaragua Canal, The, 209
• Nickel and Iron, Magnetic Properties of Alloys of, 293, 294 .
• Non-Return Valve for Gun Carriage, 356 “Normannia,” The Hamburg-American Twin-
• Screw Steamer (Fairfield Co.), 248, 249, 252, 312, 364, 365
• Nozzle, Blast, Mao Ulan and Adams’ Variable, 215
• Obrajes, Amalgamating Tubs at, 33
• Ohio River, The Chesapeake and Ohio Bridge across the, 659
• Ophthalmic Refractometer, Fournet’s Compound, 61
• Oruro, General View of, 32
• “ Ouragan,” The Sea-Going Torpedo Boat, 185
• Paddle Steamer “ Hygeia,” The, 557
• Parallel Flanges, Girders with, 280, 334, 426, 518, 582
• “Pelayo,” Spanish Cruiser, Gun Mountings on the, 713, 716
• Pennsylvania Steel Company’s Works at Sparrow
• Point, 611
• Performances, Steam Engine, 669
• Petroleum Motor, The Altmann-KUppermann, 454
• Phenomena of Alternating Current Induction, 144, 145, 202, 203
• Phillips and Archer’s Movable Bridge for Boiler Furnaces, 201
• Phillips’s Twist Drill Grinder, 674
• Photographic Telescope, Equatorial, for the Melbourne Observatory, 720, 721,728
• Pipes, Water, The Corrosion of, 229, 230
• Pivotted Carriage, Central, and Canet 27-Centi-metre Howitzer, 136
• Planing Machine, Asquith’s, 541
• Planing Machine, Smith’s Plate Edge and Butt, 625
• Plate Bending Rolls, 327
• Plate-Bending Rolls at the Fairfield Works, Vertical, 480
• Plate-Bending Rolls, Smith’s, 688
• Plate-FlangingMachine for Marine Boiler Work, Booth’s, 753
• Plate-Flattening Rolls, Set of Five : Fairfield Shipbuilding Yard, 606
• Plate-Flattening and Straightening Machine,
• Rush worth’s, 278
• Plate-Planing Machines, 536
• Platform for 4.72-In. Mortar, Rigid, 93
• Port Said Harbour Works, 616
• Press, Aluminium in the Drawing, 264
• Prices of Metals, Diagrams of Three Months’ Fluctuations in, 556
• Proctor’s Steam Digger, 360, 367
• Projectiles, 746, 749
• Projectiles and Cartridges for Canet Quick-Firing Guns, 155
• Propulsion on Canals, The Development of Steam, 183
• Puente del Inca ; Transandine Railway, 340
• Pulley Block, Weston’s Triplex Spur Gear, 210
• Pump, the Centrifugal, The Inventor of, 671
• Pump, Swinburne’s Vacuum, 362
• Pumping Engine, Tyler’s Compound Direct-Acting, 520, 528
• Pumping Engines for the East London Water Works, Triple-Expansion (Messrs. T. Richard-son and Sons, Hartlepool), 162
• Pumping Engines for the s.s. “ Columbia,” Centrifugal (Messrs. Tangyes’), 44
• Pumping Engines, Centrifugal; Wallasey Dock, Birkenhead (Messrs. Gwynne’s), 760
• Pumps and Auxiliary Engines of the s.s. “ Nor-mannia” (Fairfield Co.), 312, 364
• Punching, 177, 178, 179, 494, 519
• Punching, Horizontal, 243, 247
• Punching Machine, Smith’s Double-Ended, 124
• Punching and Shearing Machine, Bennie’s, 688
• Quartz Mill, The Huntington, 421
• □ay Wall at Quebec, Constructing, 505, 513, 0x0
• Helier’s Harbour, Jersey, Building, 517
• ^un ^ee Artillery, Modern
• Radial Drilling Machines, 184
• Rail and Plate Shearing Machines, Schultz and
• Goebel s Heavy, 72
• Profiles, Schilling’s Apparatus for Tracing, 336
• Rails, Steel, Considered Mechanically, 171
• Railway Bridges over the Ohio at Cincinnati, 150
• Railway Carriages, Double-Bogie ; State Railways of France, 13, 16
• Railway, The City and South London ; Electric Locomotive and Power Station, 545
• Railway, The City and South London, Hydraulic
• Hoists on, 756, 757
• Railway, The Projected Jungfrau, 7, 8, 9
• Railway, Smith’s Ship, 619
• Railway Statistics, British, Diagram, 371
• Railway, The Transandine, 328, 329, 330, 332, 340 ’
• Railway Wagons, Tubular Framed, 648, 649
• Railway, The West Highland, Map, 407
• Railways, Electric, at Cincinnati, 151
• Railways in India, The, Diagram, 342
• Ransome’s Band Saw for Heavy Logs, 211
• “ Rapid” Cupola, Stewart’s, 662, 663
• Recording Dynamometer, Amsler’s, 497
• Reducer, Jordan’s, 218
• Rees’ Boat Davits and Chocks, 361
• Refrigerating Plant for the s.s. " Maori King,”
• Cold Air, 540
• Report of Mr. E. B. Marten on the Boiler Explosions in 1889, 84, 85
• Ribbed Tubes, 306
• Rigid Platform for 4.72-In. Mortar, 93
• “ Rio Tinto” Rock Drill, M‘Culloch’s, 321
• River Belaja, Bridge over the; Samara-Ufa Railway, Russia, 40, 41. 90, 91, 98
• River Mendoza, Bridge over the; Transandine Railway, 328
• River Ohio, The Chesapeake and Ohio Bridge across the, 659
• River Weaver Navigation, The, 166
• Robinson’s Abestos Packed Stop Valve, 467
• Rock Drill, M‘Culloch’8 “ Rio Tinto,” 321
• Roller Bearing for Shafts, Lister’s, 377
• Roller Gear, Top, 443
• Rolling Mill Engine at Krupp’s, of Essen, 277
• Rolls, Plate-Bending, 327
• Rolls, Set of Five Plate-Flattening; Fairfield Shipbuilding Yard, 606
• Rolls, Smith’s Plate-Bending, 688
• Rolls, Vertical Plate-Bending, at the Fairfield Works, 480
• Root’s System, Water Tube Boiler, 484
• Rotating Valve for Gun Carriage, 356
• Royal Mail Steam Packet Company’s s.s. “ Clyde,”
• The (Messrs. R. Napier and Sons), 368
• Rushworth’s Plate-Flattening and Straightening Machine, 278
• Russian Ironclad “ Sinope,” Engines and Boilers of (the (Messrs. R. Napier and Sons, Glasgow), 81
• Safety Fuzes, Drake and Gorham’s, 645
• St. Ciair Tunnel, The ; Shield, 572
• “ St. Louis,” Training Ship, Deck Guns and Carriages on the, 717
• Sanches, Water-Wheel at, 33
• Saw for Heavy Logs, Ransome’s Band, 211
• Sawing Machine, Hill’s Cold Steel, 624
• Schilling’s Apparatus for Tracing Rail Profiles,
• Schultz and Goebel’s Heavy Rail and Plate
• Shearing Machines, 72
• Schumann-Gruson Armoured Fort, The, &94
• Screwing and Turning Machines, Barrow’s, 301
• Seagoing Torpedo Boat “ Ouragan,” The, 185
• Self-Acting Monte-Jus, 692
• Serve Ribbed Tube, The, 306
• Shaft at Red Jacket, Lake Superior, 553
• Shearing Angle Bars, 243
• Shearing Machines, Rail and Plate, Schultz an<
• Goebel’s Heavy, 72 .
• Shearin" and Punching Machine, Bennie s, 688
• Sheer Legs at the Fairfield Shipbuilding Yard
• Govan, 130-Ton, 837
• Shield, St. Clair Tunnel, 572
• Shin Canal, The Manchester, 265, 666
• Ship “ Formidable,” The French Armoure Barbette, 125
• Ship Railway, Smith’s, 619
• Shipyard^Maciiine Tools :
• Beam Bending, 623
• Crane Jibs, 243
• Garboard Strake Machine, The, 117
• Plate-Bending Rolls, 327
• Plate-Planing Machines, 536
• Punching, 177, 178, 179, 494, 519
• Punching, Horizontal, 243, 427
• Shearing Angle Bars, 243
• Steam Hammers, 683
• Top Roller Gear, 443
• Siege Carriage and Canet 7.47-In. Mortar, 95
• Siege and Garrison Guns, English, 36, 37
• Sights, Details of, 685
• ^oS?On Dock, The Brooklyn Navy Yard, u ii a
• “ Sinope,” Engines and Boilers of the Russian ironclad (Messrs. R. Napier and Sons), 81
• Skew Bridges, Masonry, 238
• Smith’s Ship Railway, 619
• Snelgrove’s Counter, 602
• Soldier’s Leap, The; Transandine Railway, 340
• Southampton Naval Works, The, 467
• Southampton, New Tidal Dock at, 308, 309
• Spencer’s 4-Ft. Wheel Lathe, 207
• Spiral Tunnel, Entrance to, and Exit from
• Calavera Tunnel ; Transandine Railway, 332
• Sprague Motor, The; Electric Railways at Cincinnati, 151
• Spur-Gear Pulley Block, Weston’s Triplex (American), 210
• Statistics of British Railways, Diagram of, 371
• Stay for Boilers, Yarrow’s Tubular, 544
• Staying of Boilers, Defective, 375
• Stayless Locomotive Boilers, Lentz’s, 724, 725
• Steam Boiler Experiments, 60, 121, 122, 591
• Steam Borer and other Furnaces, Flue Gases from, 383, 413
• Steam Calorimeter, A Universal, 89
• Steam Crane, Smith’s Locomotive, 569
• Steam Digger, Proctor’s, 360, 367
• Steam Engine Performances, 669
• Steam Hammers, 683
• Steam Jackets, The Efficiency of, 69
• Steam Propulsion on Canals, The Development of, 183
• Steam Yacht “ Lady Torfrida,” The, 158, 159
• Steamer “ Finnieston,” Elevating Deck Ferry, 275
• Steamer “ Hygeia,” Paddle, 557
• Steamer “ Normannia,” The Hamburg-American Twin-Screw, 248, 249, 252, 312, 364, 365
• Steamship “ Clyde,” The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company’s, 368
• Steamship “Kaiser Wilhelm IL,” Engines, Boilers, &c., of the, 129, 188, 189, 190, 192
• Steel Rails Considered Mechanically, 171
• Steel Trellis, Golding’s Machine for Producing, 100, 102
• Stevens’s Fuel Press, 291
• Stewart’s “ Rapid” Cupola, 662, 663
• Stop-Valve, Jeffrey’s Automatic Steam, 86
• Stop-Valve, A New Asbestos Packed, 467
• Strains, The Measurement of, 614
• Strains on Metals, 276
• Subaqueous Foundations, 437, 505, 513, 516,517, 615,773
• Swinburne’s Vacuum Pump, 362
• Switch, Newton and Hawkins’ Automatic, 377
• Switchboards for the Leeds Municipal Buildings, Hartnell’s, 645
• Swivel Union, The Gwinnett, 662
• Tamarack Mine, 554
• Tangyes’ Centrifugal Pumping Engines for the s.s. “Columbia,” 44
• Tangyes’ Horizontal Triple-Expansion Engine, 636, 644
• Tank Locomotive, Double-Bogie Express, 375
• Tank Locomotive ; North London Railway, 394, 395
• Tapering Machine, Taylor and Challen’s, 428
• Taylor and Challen’s Machinery for Making Cartridge Cases, 424, 425, 428
• Telescope, Equatorial Photographic, for the Melbourne Observatory, 720, 721, 728
• Testing Cast Iron, 19
• Testing Machine at Professor Kennedy’s Laboratory, 304, 305
• “Teutonic,” White Star Liner, 722
• Thomas’s Concentric Wedge Bush, 377
• Thomson’s Experiments, Professor Elihu, 197
• Tidal Dock at Southampton, New, 308, 309
• Tools, Machine, at the Fairfield Works (See Fairfield} , .
• Tools, Shipyard Machine (See Shipyard Machine Tools}
• Top Roller Gear, 443
• Torpedo Boat “Ouragan,” The Seagoing, 185
• Torpedo Boat with Quadruple-Expansion En gines, Yarrow’s, 609
• Torpedo, The Howell, 737,741
• Torpedo, The Victoria, 237, 244, 245
• Torpedo, The Whitehead, 573,632, 633
• Tracing Rail Profiles, Schilling’s Apparatus for 336
• Traction Engine, Burrell’s Single-Crank Com pound, 675 . , .
• Training Gear, Electrical, Canet Quick-Firinj Gun with, 270, 271, 274
• Training Gear for Gun Carriage, 356
• Training Machinery and Gun Mounting; Frencl
• Turret Ship “ Achdron,” 508, 509
• Training Machinery for Heavy Guns, 512
• Transandine Railway, The, 328, 329, 330, 332 340
• Travelling Crane, 100-Ton ; Fairfield Boile
• Trial of a Babcock and Wilcox Boiler, 54, 55, 73(
• Trials, Armour-Plate, in America, 492
• Trials of the Westinghouse Quick-Acting Brake Belgian, 461
• Triple-Expansion Engine, Tangyes’ Horizontal, 636, 644
• Triple Expansion Marine Engines (See Engines) Triple-Expansion Pumping Engines for the East
• London Water Works (Messrs. T. Richardson and Sons), 162
• Triple-Expansion Vertical Engine, Farcot, 300
• Triple-Screw Engines, Baxter’s (Messrs. Cox and
• Co., Falmouth), 485
• Triplex Spur-Gear Pulley Block, Weston’s, 210
• Tubes, Ribbed, 306
• Tubs, Amalgamating, at Obrajes, 33
• Tubular Framed Railway Wagons, 648, 649
• Tubular Stay for Boilers, Yarrow’s, 544
• Tunnel Construction, New Method of Supporting Superincumbent Earth, 673
• Tunnel, Dunmail Raise, Alignment of, 80
• Tunnel, Exit from Calavera, and Entrance to
• Spiral Tunnel; Transandine Railway, 332
• Tunnel, The New King’s Cross, 673
• Tunnel, The St. Clair; Shield, 572
• Turning and Screwing Machines, Barrow’s, 301
• Turret Mounting and 27-Centimetre Gun ; Canet System, 476, 477
• Turret Ship “ Amiral Duperrd,” The, 398
• Twin-Screw Steamer “Normannia,” for Hamburg-American Company, 248, 249, 312, 364, 365
• Twist Drill Grinder, Phillips’s, 674
• Tyler’s Compound Direct-Acting Pumping gine, 520, 528
• Type-Writer, The Maskelyne, 693
• Tyre Mill at the Chicago Tire and Spring Company’s Works, Munton’s, 455
• Undulations, The Experiments on Electrical, of Professor Hertz, 708
• Union, The Gwinnett Swivel, 662
• United States of America, Map of the, 286
• United States Armoured Cruiser “Chicago,” The, 214
• Universal Steam Calorimeter, A, 89
• University College, London, Experiments on Boiler at, 591
• Utilisation of Niagara (See Niagara)
• the
• 252,
• En-
• Vacuum Pump, Swinburne’s, 362
• Valve, Non-Return, for Gun Carriage, 356
• Valve, Rotating, for Gun Carriage, 356
• Valve, Stop, A New Asbestos Packed, 467
• Valve, Stop, Jeffrey’s Automatic Steam, 86
• Variable Blast Nozzle, Macallan and Adams’, 215
• Vavasseur Mounting for 6-In. Breechloading Gun, 356
• Vavasseur, Vavasseur-Canet, and Canet Hydraulic Brake Cylinders, 386
• Ventilator, Torpedo (Railway Carriages), 126
• Vertical Compound Engine, 69
• Vertical Plate-Bending Rolls at the Fairfield
• Works, 480
• Viaduct, The Kinzua, 119
• Victoria Torpedo, The, 237, 244, 245
• View of Mines Atocha, Itos, and Santa Christo, 32
• View of Oruro, General, 32
• Visit of the Iron and Steel Institute to America,
• 286, 552, 553, 554
• Wagons, Railway, Tubular Framed, 618, 649
• Water Pipes, The Corrosion of, 229, 230
• Water Tube Boiler, Knap’s; Root’s System, 484
• Water-Wheel at Sanches, 33
• Weaver Navigation, The River, 166
• Weaving Horsehair Cloth, Laycock’s Loom for, 132
• Wedge Bush, Thomas’s Concentric, 377
• Weir’s Pumps and Feed-Heating Appliances; s.s. “Normannia,” 364, 365
• West Highland Railway Route, 407
• Westinghouse Quick-Acting Brake, Belgian Trials of the,461
• Weston’s Triplex Spur-Gear Pulley Block, 210
• Wharf Crane, Davis and Primrose’s 40-Ton, 279, 282
• Wheel Lathe, Earnshaw’s Duplex, 599
• Wheel Lathe, Spencer’s 4-Ft., 207
• Whitehead Torpedo, The, 573, 632, 633
• Wick Harbour Works, 616
• Wimshurst Influence Machine, Discharge from a, 141
• Winding Engine ; Wingate Grange Colliery, 446, 447
• Wood’s Journal Bearings, 261
• Woodruff System of Keying, The, 349, 495
• Works of the Bethlehem Iron and Steel Company, Bethlehem, Pa., U.S.A., 241
• Works, The Fairfield, Extension of (See Fair-field)
• Works, The Manchester Ship Canal, 666
• Works, Naval, The Southampton, 467
• Works of the Pennsylvania Steel Company at Sparrow Point, 611
• Yacht “ Lady Torfrida,” The Steam, 158, 159
• Yarrow’s Torpedo Boat with Quadruple-Expansion Engines, 609
• Yarrow’s Tubular Stay for Boilers, 544
• Yokohama Harbour, 701