The Engineer 1875 Jan-Jun: Index: Miscellaneous

The Engineer 1875 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.

The Engineer 1875 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.

The Engineer 1875 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.

The Engineer 1875 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.

The Engineer 1875 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.

The Engineer 1875 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.

The Engineer 1875 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.

The Engineer 1875 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.

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Address to Lady Fairbairn, 31

Air Compressing Machinery, Messrs. Roy and Go., 126, 128

Alderney Breakwater, 200

Alexander and Son’s, Messrs., Twin Boilers, Avon

Manure Works, Bristol, 161

Alexandra, Launch of H.M.S., 219

Alexandra Palace, The, 305

Allan’s Machine for Drilling Boiler Plates, 346, 350

Alley's Duplex Railway Spring, North British Railway, 78

America, Engineering in South, 146

American Car Wheels, 44

American Iron Trade, 294

American Opinion of the Patent Bill, 298

American Ordnance, 40

Anchor-making in Staffordshire, 377

Anderson and Burkinshaw, Messrs , New Lifeboat, 282

Anglo-Maltese Hydraulic Dock Company, 334

Anthracite Blast Furnaces, 102

Anti-Primer, Mr. J. Stockley, 129

Arctic Expeditions, 34, 369

Assessment of Blast Furnaces, 97

Association of Engineering and Shipbuilding Draughtsmen, 367

Association of Foremen Engineers and Draughtsmen,

The London, 111, 158, 242, 307, 398

Annual Dinner, 192

Annual Meeting, 34

Patent Bill, Mr. W. Smith, C.E., 184

Association of Gas Managers, The British, 372

Association, The Manchester Steam Users’, Report of Mr. L. E. Fletcher, 292

Association of Municipal and Sanitary Engineers and Surveyors, 292

Northampton and its Sewage, Mr. Pidcock, 294

Atlas of the Tiber, 278

Atmospheric Post between Paris and Versailles, M. Crespin, 437

Automaton, A Wonderful, 65

Baggage Smasher, Patent, 177

Bagnall and Sons, Messrs., 371

Bailey and Co., Messrs., Turret Clock, 435, 436

Balanced Valves in Locomotives, 109

Ball Practice Instructor, Mr. Morton, 293

Barrow-in-Furness. 431

Bath and West of England Society’s Show at Croydon, 139, 380

Beam Engine, Messrs. J. Rowan and Sons, 435, 440

Belgian Iron Trade, 115, 139, 147, 158, 184, 194, 224, 276, 299. 344, 398, 424

Belgium, Public Works in, 273

Belgium and South America, 388

Bessemer, The, 442

Bessemer Emery "Wheels, 303

Bessemer, The, Trial Trip, 184, 324

Bessemer, The, Hydraulic Capstan, 325

Bessemer, The, Reversing and Steering Gear, 329

Black’s Equilibrium Cabins, 53

Blakeborough and Beck, Messrs., Hydrant, 328

Blake’s Steam Pump, 437

Bleeding Iron at the Puddling Furnace, 244, 367

Boiler at Sea, The Root, 438

Boiler, Mr. A. Dunlop, 242

Boiler Explosion, North Shields, 60, 65

Boiler Flues and Bad Feed-water, Collapsed, 367

Boiler Legislation, Foreign, France, 425

Boiler, Mr. Perkin’s, 403

Boiler Plates, Allan’s Machine for Drilling, 346, 350

Boiler, Mr. Pope’s Sectional High Pressure, 62, 68

Boilers, Circulation in, 310

Boilers, Externally Fired, 231, 258

Boilers, Feed-water for Cornish, 291/348, 349

Boilers, High Pressure Marine, 367

Boilers, Household, 26

Boilers, Marine, 259, 274

Boilers, Patched, 49, 64

Boilers, Preservation of, 244

Boilers, Twin, Messrs. Alexander and Sons, Avon

Manure Works, Bristol, 161

Boilers, Water for, 310

Boston Gas Works, Mr. R. P. Spice, C.E., 207

Boulton, Mr. I. W., 28-Horse power Semi-portable

Engine and Locomotive Boiler, 261, 266

Brake, Barker’s Continuous Hydraulic Railway, 438

Brake, Messrs. Steel and M‘Innes Pneumatic Reaction, 427

Brake Trials, 371, 387, 397, 415, 433

Brake, The Westinghouse Vacuum, London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway, 164, 169, 418, 419

Brakes, Continuous, 101, 381

Bridge at Lyons, 216

Bridge, The Margarethen, Buda Pesth, M. Gouin, 41

Bridge over the Chenab, India, 328

Bridges, American versus English, 275, 298

Brighton Railway, The, 85

Brindley Memorial, The, 43, 402

Brocklebank’s Patent Coupling, 78, 96

Bronze, Sparks from, 27

Bronze, Steel, 248

Brosowsky, Herr W. A., Hand Peat-digging Machine,

Brunton’s Grindstone Dresser, 383

Buffers, Mr. G. Turton’s Wrought Iron, 293

Buildings, Fireproof, 402

Cabins, Black’s Equilibrium, 53

Calais Harbour, 435

Caledonian, Trial Trip of the Dredger, 40

Car, Radial, London and Greenwich Tramway, 5

Carriage Head, Messrs. Harrison and Son’s Self-acting, 346

Carriage for the Kahlenberg Mountain Railway, 79

Carnage-washing Apparatus, Great Northern Railway, 293

Carriages, Iron Railway, 114

Channel Tunnel Scheme, The, 67, 102- 266

Channel Tunnel, Ventilation of the, 183, 198, 247

Clock-making in the Black Forest, 170

Clyde Foundry Company, Compound Engines of the bb. Julo Denez and Almeida Garrett, 264, 266, 276, 280

Clyde Purification Commission, 344,. 372

Coal and Coke Trades in 1874, 40

Coal-cutting, Progress in Machinery for, 276

Coal-fields of Central India, 251 1

Coal in India, 96

Coal in Italy, 121

Coal Mines in China, 398

Coal Prices, 442

Coal in South Staffordshire, 39

Co+tlsnoii ?avaJ Purposes, Methode of Ascertaining the Relative Value of, 443

Collieries and Iron Works in China, 211

Colliers’ House or “Allowance” Coal, 337

Combustion, Mr. Carter on, Edinburgh and Leith Engineers’ Society, 14

Comparative Cost of Labour in the United States, 2

Compound- Engines in Cotton Mills, 25

Concrete Foundations in Glasgow Harbour, Mr. Deas, Engineer, 191, 197, 210, 218

Constantinople Underground Raliway, 292

Continuous Brakes, 101

Copper Ores, Treatment of, 241

Cost of Railway Accidents, 242

Cotton Mills, Compound Enginssdn* 25>

Coupling Railway, Mr. Brockelbank’s, 78

Coventry Sewage Works, 352 neHils of

Crane at Woolwich, the 80-ton, 141, 30j-Detaus oi

Cre^n’s. MoAtmospheric Post between Paris and

CrTchtonandCo.. Messrs., Ice-boat and Fire-engine for Cronstadt Harbour, 132, 135 Firc-

Crichton and Co., Messrs., Twin Screw Floating hire engine for Nicolaieff Harbour, 147,148

Crookes, Mr. W., New Discoveries relating to Sigur, 343

Crown and Patentees, The, 83 . . n ow

Crystal Palace School of Practical Engineering, 2,-/8

Danks Furnace in America, 371

Dnviq Mr D.. Sneed Indicator. 346

Death and Ellwood, Messrs., Winding Engines, Elles-town Colliery, 4, 8

Decline of City Trades’Unions, 7. .

Dempsey, C.E., Mr. W.» Hamloy Bridge, South Aus tralia. 308, 336

Deutschland, The, 442

Diamond Rock Boring, 158.

Dick and Stevenson, Messrs., Blowing Engines,

Govan Ironworks, 94

Dover Harbour, 406„

Draft of a Patent Law for the German Empire, l/o Dredging for Amber, 170

. Drill, The Warsop Rock, 33.

Drilling Machine, Mr. D. Lavater s Horizontal, 406

Drilling, Portable, Mr. J. Nelson, 382

Drills, Rock, 349, 402

Dunlop, Mr. A., Boiler, 242

Eclipse of the Sun, Total, 43

Education, Trade, 99

Egypt, Public Works in, 405

Electric Light, Professor Osbornes New, 43

Emery, 142

Encke’s Comet. 176 , a ,

Engine, Albert Mills, Messrs. Wentworth and Sons , 60-Horse Power, Compound Beam, 178

Engine for Blowing Organs, Hydraulic, 257, 260

' Engine Foundations, 29

Engine and Locomotive Boiler, Mr. Isaac w.

Boulton’s 28-Horse Power Semi-portable, 261, 266

Engine, Messrs. Brown and Sons’ 3-Cylind©r, Northern

Spinning Mills, Belfast, 113, 116, 168

Engine Tests, Rotary, 438

Engine, Messrs. E. R. and F. Turner’s 8-Horse Power Portable, 364, 368, 371 „

Engine with Variable Expansion, Messrs, de Negn and Co.’s Horizontal, 48, 50

Engineering, Crystal Palace School of Practical, 278

Engineering Work in Portugal, 163

Engineer Officers, 233

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Engineer Students, 382

Engineers for Asia, 133

Engineers, Indian Civil, 131,16S, 180, 198, 326

Engineers, New Field for Working, 96

Engineers in the United States Navy, 54

Engines of the American Lake Propeller V.

Ketcham, Mr. S. F. Hodge, 24, 28

Engines, Blowing, Messrs. Dick and Stevenson, Govan Ironworks, 94

Engines, Compound, 42, 200, 229

Engines of the S8. Julo Denez and Almeida Garrett, Clyde Foundry Company’s Compound, 264, 266, 276, 280

Engines, Lynn Pumping, 97

Engines, Marine. 114, 199, 232, 244, 367

Engines, Organ Blowing, 402

Engines, Rolling Mill Pan teg Steel Works, Mr. J. Scott Rawlings and Mr. W. H. Osborne Taylor, 191, 196, 276, 284

Engines, Rotary, 115, 275

Engines, Messrs. Rowan’s, 168

Engines, Single Cylinder Marine, 384

Engines, Tug Boat, 438

Engines for Tug Boats, Messrs. A. Wilson and Co.’s Screw, 422, 425

English Coal in Belgium. 398

Excavating Machines, 142

Exhibition of Appliances for the Economy of Labour at Manchester, 310, 324, 348, 390, 408, 417, 434

Exhibition, The Philadelphia, 281, 304, 384

Explosion of Gun Cotton at the Royal Arsenal, 371, 423

Explosions, Boiler, 80, 114, 244

Express Engines for the North-Western Railway of Austria, 328, 332, 346, 347

H.

Fairbairn, Address to Lady, 34

Feeding Marine Boilers, 352

Feed-water, Grease in, 384, 402

Ferroux Rock Drill, St. Gothard Tunnel, 290, 296

Ferrule, Mr. Morris’s Stop Valve Screw, 44

Fire-engine for Nicolaieff Harbour, Messrs. Crighton’s

Twin Screw Floating, 147,148

Fire-places, Domestic, 26

Fire-places, Open, 43

Fire Proofing, Messrs. Taylor and Murray, 344

Fish Joints, 81, 115, 168

Flour Mills, Albert Embankment, Messrs. Whitmore and Binyon, 91, 98

Fog Signal Guns, 2, 22

Foreign Boiler Legislation, Austrian Law, 224, 240

Foreigh Boiler Legislation. France, 425

Foreign Boiler Legislation, Prussia and Germany, 283, 289

Fortifications, Foreign, 382

Foot-pounds and Inch-pounds, 3S4, 403

Fothergill Fund, The, 147

Fracture of Railway Tires, 20, 65, 80

France and the Centennial Exhibition, 420

France, Railway System of, 423

French Coal Trade, 431

French Iron Trade, 262, 372, 382

French Military Rifle, The New, 13

Friction Clutch Steam Hoist, Risdon Ironworks Co., 347, 401

Furnace, Buchscheiden Ironworks, Styria, Siemens’ Peat Gas, 260

Furnace, The Pemot Puddling, 41, 82, 84, 115

Gap Lathe, Messrs. H. Hind’s, 7in., 145, 147

Gages, Mechanical Properties of, 289, 323, 416

Gases, Noxious, 83

Gauge, Prussian Government Standard Pressure, 277

German Trade Marks, 348

Glass Cutters, Hard Steel, 198

Glass for Engine Room Skylights, 96

Glass, Strengthened, 266

Glue, 53

Governor, Mr. W. Hayhurst’s Marine, 382

Governor, Mr. J. McGeorge’s Marine Engine, 413

Great Northern Railway, Carriage Washing Apparatus, 293

Grinding Machine, Messis. C. Van Haagen and Co.’s

Twist Drill, 144

Grindstone Dresser, Mr. Brunton, 383

Guaranteed Indian Railways, 52

Gun Cotton, 1, 19, 135

Gun, The Gunwale Gatling, 53

Gun, The Macomber, 179

Gunthorpe Bridge, 443

Gunwale Gatling Gun, The, 53

Guns, Breech-loadmg, 313

Guns, Erosion of Rifled, 149

Guns, Fog Signal, 2, 22

Guns, Pneumatic Apparatus for Loading, 1

Guns and Ships, 265

Haagen and C«., Messrs. 0. van. Twist Drill Grinding Machine, 144

Haden, Mr. Seymour, and the Dead, 424

Hamley Bridge, South Australia, Mr. W. Dempsey, C.E., 308, 336

Harrison and Son, Messrs . Self-acting Carriage Head, 346

Hayhurst, Mr. W., Marine Governor, 382

Henderson’s Mechanical Stoker, 144

High Pressure at Sea, 326

Hind and Co., Messrs. H., Finishing the Caps of Road Wheels, 383

Hind and Co., Messrs. H., 7in. Gap Lathe, 145. 147

Hint to Young Engineers, Mr. J. W. Wilson. 64

Hodge, Mr. S. F., Engines of the American Lake Propeller, V. H. Ketcham, 24, 28

Hoist, Friction Clutch Steam, Risdon Ironworks

Company, 347, 401

Hughes, Mr., Differential Screw Gearing, 242

Hutchinson, Mr. E. Reversing Rolling Mill, 63

Hydrant, Messrs. Blakeborough and Beck, 328

Iceboat and Fire Engine for Cronstadt Harbour, Messrs. Crichton and Co., 132,135

Implement Show in Rome, 97

Incrustation in Locomotives. 335

ludependenzia. The, 266

India-rubber Side-walks, 390

Indigo Experiment, Mr. Olphert’s, 33

Industrial Interests versus River Purification, 443

Injectors, 6

Injectors, Giffard’a, 326

Institute, The Inventors’, 275, 291, 310,*349, 367

Institute, The Iron and Steel, 294

Address of President, Mr. W. Menelaus, 306

Annual Report, 305

Bessemer Steel in Belgium, Mr. Julien Deby, C.E., 354

Estimation of Small Quantities of Phosphorus in Iron and Steel by Spectrum Analysis, Sir J. G. N. Alleyne. 330

Howard Boiler, as made by the Barrow Iron Shipbuilding Company, Mr. D. Joy, 355

Notes of a Visit to Coal and Iron Minesand Ironworks in the United States, Mr. J. Lowthian Bell, 331, 335, 353

Ores of Iron considered in their Geological Relations, Prof. W. Warrington Smyth, F.R.S.,330

Power Couplings for Rolling Mills, &c., Mr. F. H. Varley and Mr. Edw. Furness, 86

Sum of Heat Utilised in Smelting Cleveland Ironstone. Mr. J. Lowthian Bell, 354

Underground Fire in the Wynnstay Colliery, Ruabon, Mr. Geo. Thomson, 354

Institute of Mining Engineers, South Staffordshire and East Worcestershire, 79

Colliers’ House or Allowance Coal, Mr. Alex. Smith, 337

Institution of Civil Engineers, 73, 97, 307

Albert Dock, Kingston-on-Hull, Mr. J. Clarke Hawkshaw, M.A., M.I.C.E., 241

Anniversary Banquet, 208

Annual Meeting, 7

Chesil Beach, Prof. J. Prestwieh, M.A., F.R.S., V.P.G.S.. A.I.C.E., 110

Conversazione, 362

Erosion of Bore in Heavy Guns, Mr. O.W. Lancaster, A.I.C.E., 142

Gasworks, Mr. Harry E. Jones, A.I.C.E., 47

Hull Docks, Sir William Wright, A.I.C.E., 241

Manufacture of Steel, Mr. William Hackney, B.Sc., A.I.C.E., 262

Railway Statistics, 1873-4, Mr. John Thernhill Harrison, M.I.C.E , 163

Sorting Railway Trains by Gravitation, Mr. 'William Cud worth, M.I.C.E., 163

Systems of Constant and Intermittent Water Supply, <fcc., Mr. G. F. Deacon, M.I.C.E.. 299

Working of Railways, Mr. George Findlay, A.I.C.E., 163

Institution of Engineers—The Cleveland, 262

Foundries, Mr. J. M. Oubridge, 61

Galton Grat, The, Mr. E. B. Martin, C.E., 194

Practical Objections to Reversing Rolling Mills for Plates, and a Proposed Substitute, Mr. E. Hutchinson, 63

Institution of Naval Architects, SI

Addressof President Lord Hampton, G.C.B., D.C.L., 194

Bessemer Steamship, The, Mr. E. J. Reed, C.B., M.P., 250

Centre Board Yacht, On a New, Mr. Charles Hemje, 233

Hydraulic Gear for Watertight Doors, Mr. F. C. Coxhead, 213

Iron and Steel for Shipbuilding, Mr. N. Barnaby, 209

Naval Guns, Gunners, and Gunnery, Mr. J. Scott Russell, 391

Spar Torpedo Warfare, Mr. A. Sedgwick Woollev, 316

Strains and Strength of Ships, Mr. John Wigham Richardson, 212

Institution, The Royal—

Sound, Professor Tyndall, 94

The Grander Phenomena of Physical Geography, Professor P. M. Duncan, F.R S., 94

Voltaic Battery, Dr. J. H. Gladstone, 94

Institution of Surveyors, 388

Inter-Colonial Railway, 226

Iron, American Pig, 442

Iron, Coal, and General Trades of Birmingham, Wolverhampton, &c., 17, 37, 57, 73, 89, 107, 123, 139, 155, 173, 189, 205, 221, 237, 255, 271, 287, 303, 321, 341, 359, 377, 395, 413,431, 447

Iron-foil, American, 424

Iron and Steel Testing, 299

Iron and Steel Trade in Germany, Report of, 442

Iron Trade, The, 130, 38S

Iron Trade and the Factory Act Commissioners, 431

Iron Trade in the United States, 57, 215

Italian Railways, 226

Italian Telegraphs in 1873, 349

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Jacksonian Professorship at Cambridge, 299

Jamaica, Public Works in, 303

Japan Trays for Japan, Birmingham, 442

Jewish Working Men’s Club and Institute, Mr. Isidore Spielman, on Steam and the Steam Engine, 131

Jute Trade, The, 222

Kahlenberg Railway, Locomotive, 66—Carriage, 79

Labour and Capital in Germany, 291

Lathe, Messrs. New’s Duplex Wheel, 310, 312

Launch of the Rio Grande, 123

Launches on the Clyde, 6

Lavater, M.D., Horizontal Drilling Machine, 401

Leading Articles—

American, Iron-foil, 424

American Pig Iron, 442

American English Bridges, 298

Annual Articles. 1875, 9

An Unfortunate Company, Messrs. Bagnall and Sons, 371 t

Arctic Expedition. 3(»9

Bessemer, The, 442

Birmingham Japan Trays for Japan,

Brake Competition, 87

Brake Trials, 371

Breech-loading Ordnance, 247, 313

Bridge Platforms, 351 „

Channel Tunnel Scheme, The, 6i, 24 <

Coal Prices, 442

Colonial Roads, 282

Constructive Material, 68

Crown and Patentees, The, 83

Danks Furnace in America, 371

Deutschland, The, 442

Domestic Motors, 333

Engine Foundations, 29

Engineers for Asia, 133

Erosion of Rifled Guns, 149

Externally Fired Boilers, 281

Gun-cotton Explosion in the Royal Arsenal, 371, 423

Guns and Ships, 265

Improvement of the Tiber, 282

Iron Trade, The, 388

Iron Trade of the United States, 215

Liernur System, 29

Lords on Patent Law, The, 165

Macfie on Patents, Mr., 117

Marine Engines, 199, 232

Maritime Attack by Torpedoes, 370

Merchant Shipping Amendment Bill, 441

Muzzle-loading and Breech-loading, 411

Noxious Gases, 83

Paris Sewage, 49, 297, 424

Patched Boilers, 49

Patent Law Amendment Bill, 133, 351

Permanent Way. 117

Philadelphia Exhibition, The, 281

Pollution of Rivers, 215, 405

Public Works in Egypt, 405

Railway Signals, 165

Railway System of France, 423

Report on the Iron and Steel Trade in Germany, 442

Reversing Rolling Mills. 67

Rivers and Manufactories, 387

Sanitary Situation, The, 166

Sewage, Seymour Haden, Mr., and the Dead, 424

Simultaneous Orthogonal Strains, 199

Smoke Prevention, 150

South Wales Strike, 99

Spanish Locks, 388

Spectium Analysis, 333

Steel Bronze, 248

Strengthened Glass, 266

Town Sewage in Staffordshire, 424

Traction Engine Wheels, 118

Trade Education, 99

United States Navy, 149

Utilisation of Waste Steam, 314

Ventilation of the Channel Tunnel, 183

Waste Water Prevention, 183

Wigan Accident, The, 442

Lead Poison in Aerated Waters, 97

Leeds Exhibition, 102, 139, 364

Legal Intelligence—

Crighton Patent. 135

Dixon, r. The Small-arms Co., 76

Engines on Railways, 111

Harrison and Sons versus Andcrst-on Foundry Company, 229

Mayo versus Gwynne and Another, 151

Printing and Numerical Registering Company, Limited, versus Sampson, 186

Lemberg Czernowitz Jassy Railway, The, 177

Letters to the Editor—

Amendment of the Patent Laws, C. Stewart Drewry, 6

American versus English Bridges, E. H. Hewins, 275

Attraction and Repulsion Caused by the Radiation of Heat, Osborne Reynolds, 366

Balanced Valves in Locomotives, W. S. Hall, 202

Barker’s Continuous Hydraulic Railway Brake 438

Bleeding Iron at the Puddling Furnace, Arthur Warner. 244, 367

Bilge Pumps, A Chief Engineer. 115

Boiler Explosions, Boiler, 80, 114

Boiler Explosions, Lavington E. Fletcher, 244 Boiler Explosions, T. M., 80

Brindley Memorial, The, Augustus A. Bagshawe, 43, 402

Broken Tires in Frosty Weather, W. Corbett, 147

Buckton’s Drilling Machines, Messrs. J. Buckton and Company, 420

Chemical Action of Salt Water on Metal, Alexander Walker. 80

Collapsed Boiler Flues and Bad Feed-water, Robt. Wilson, 3G7

Compound Engines, An Ex-Cunard Engineer, 201 Compound Engines, Mylor Bridge, R.N., 200 Compound Engines, W. G., 42, 229

Dead-weight Safety Valves for Kitchen Boilers, Isaac Story and Sons, 6

Domestic Fireplaces, A. W. Wallace, M.D., 26

Dram Pipes, Joseph Cliff and Sons, 6

Drain Pipes, W. D. Cliff, 81

Drain Pipes, John Phillips, 27.146

Drain Pipes, James Stiff and Sons, 64

Education of Workmen, 11., 146

Efficiency of Double Paddle Wheels, C., 291

Engineering in South America, Joakim Joazia Souza, 147

Engineers in India, One in Harness, 326

Externally Fired Boilers, Another Boiler Doctor, 259 Externally Fired Boilers,’Robert Wilson, 258 Fastening Tires. R. S. S., 291

Feed-water for Cornish Boilers, A Would-be Boiler Doctor, 291, 349

Fi402r°°f 8trucfcures' Me88rs- Taylor and Murray,

Fish Joints, A. B., 81

Fish Joints, Geo. G. Andre, 81

Fish Joints, H. B., 115

Fish Plates, J. II. I)., 168

Fish Plates and Tires, Joseph Bernays, 42

Foot Pounds and Inch Pounds, A Seeker after Truth, 384

Foot Pounds and Inch Pounds, W. W. Beaumont, A.I.C.E.,403

Fracture of Railway Tires, I. Campbell Evans, 80 bracture of Railway Tires, A. Normandv, 65 rriction Clutches, J. G. Berry, 401

Giffard’s Injector, Mylor Bridge, 326

Grammes Magneto-Electric Machine, 228 Grease in Feed-water, Amateur, 348, 384,402 Grease in Feed-water, A Boiler Minder, 384 Grease in Feed-water, W. Henderson, 402 Grease in Feed-water, Alfred Marshall, 384 Hard Steel, G. Beck, 114

Hard Steel, Chief Engineer, 97

Hard Steel Glass Cutters, W, Worby B», 198

High Pressure at Sea, Marine Engineer, 326

High Pressure Boilers at Sea, Conrad Knap, 367 Household Boilers, T. Hold, 26

How to Improve the Working Classes, LL.D., 42 Improvement of Steel by Age, Wm. D. Marvel. 291 ' Indian Civil Engineers, A Member of the P. AV. D., 180

Indian Civil Engineers, Cooper’s Hill Students, 131, 198

Indian Civil Engineers, E. K. B., 168

Indian Civil Engineers. S., 168

Injectors, Heron, Gresham, and Craven, 6 Inventor’s Institute, The, Civil Engineer, 349 Inventor’s Institute, The, S., 291

Inventor’s Institute, The, T. L. T., 275, 310

Inventor’s Patent Right Association, and the Inventor’s Institute, T. Morgan, 367

Iron Railway Carriages, Chas. R. Simey, 114

La Plata, The, T. ()., 96

Liernur System, Gust. Busch, 167

Liemur System, E, H. Fuller, 115

Liernur System, The, E. Kist, 198

Liernur System, Adam Scott, 64, 131

Liverpool Landing Stage, Canada Works, 438 Locomotive Slide Valves, Loco, 244

Lynn Pumping Engines. E. 1). Leavitt, jun.. 97 Marine Boilers, A Large Steam User, 274 Marine Boilers, John Watt, 259

Marine Engines, Briton, 244

Marine Engines, W. G., 115, 367

Means of Saving Life from Shipwreck, Chas. C.

Richardson, 65

New Field for Working Engineers, N., 96

New Patent Law, AV. A. Gilbee, 244, 259

North Shields Boiler Explosions, G. H. W., 97 North Shields Boiler Explosion, Steam User, 65 Open Fireplaces, Thos. Lane, 43 Organ Blowers, David Joy, 310

Organ Blowing Engines, Edwin H. Inman, 420 Organ Blowing Engines, H. A. O. Mackenzie, 402 Outflow of Steam, Robt. D. Napier, 80, 97 Patched Boilers, Boiler, 64

Patent Bill, An Adullamite, 326

Patent Bill, A Patentee. 326

Patent Bill, AV. Lloyd Wise, 349

Patents for Inventions Bill, 1875, C. Graham Carttar, 384

Patent Law, E. Hamer Carbutt, 80

Patent Law, R. A. Macfie, 26, 168, 228

Patent Law, A Manufacturer, 180

Patent Law. Marine Engineer, 27

Patent Law, AV. Spence, Assoc. Inst. C.E., 27

Patent Law, T. M., 168

Patent Law Reform, M. P., 146,180

Patent Law Reform, H. Trueman Wood, 131

Patent Question, John Brown, 167

Permanent Way, B. and V., 201

Permanent Way, J. Darlington, 201

Permanent Way, Omega, 115, 146, 168

Pernot Puddling Furnace, Walter H. Maudslay, 115 Philadelphia Exhibition, J. Robertson, 384 Pollution of Rivers, IV. II. Villiers Sankey, 420 Preservation of Boilers, A. Cremers, 244 Priming, Marine Engineer, 81

Priming, M. P.. 97

Priming, N. J. Suckling, 6

Priming, AV. C. P., 6, 65

Priming, AV. P. A., 97

Priming, Y., 6, 43

Railway Signalling, John Rush, 43

Railway Tires, R. Holland, 168

Railway Tires, S. A., 131

Railway AVheels, W. T., 26

Reversing Rolling Mills, J. C. Hudson, 276

Rock Drills, M‘Kean and Co., 349

Rock Drills, B. Roy and Co., 402

Root Boiler at Sea, Brevity, 420

Root Boiler at Sea, A Large Steam User, 438 Rotary Engine Tests, John T. Hawkins, 275, 4S8 Rotary Engine Tests, Joshua Rose, 275 Rotary Engines, Joseph AV. Banks, 115, 275 Rowan’s Engines, Messrs. J. R. T. Mulholland, 168 Screw Propellers, C., 81, 198

Shipton Accident, The, E. H. Clark, C.E., 274 Shipton Accident, J. IL, 291

Single Cylinder Marine Engines, J. Buchanan Henry, 384

Steam Pumps, B. B., 438

Steel for Shipbuilding and Boiler Making, Robert AVilson, 214

Steering Long Ships, M. Tweedie, 402

Tapping Pipes, Practical, 96

Tapping AVater Mains, AVellonis, 114

Throttle Valves, C., 274, 348

Throttle Valves, John C. Fell, 291

Todmorden Boiler Explosion, The, An Engine Tenter, 131

Todmorden Boiler Explosion, Another Boiler Doctor, 198

Todmorden Boiler Explosion, B. B., 146, 229 Todmorden Boiler Explosion, Boiler. 198, 259 Todmorden Boiler Explosion, John AVaugh, 198 Transit Difficulties and Scientific Progress, C. B.

Allen, 42

Tug-boat Engines, F. T. Harker, 438

Ventilation of the Channel Tunnel, R. AV. B., 198 Ventilation of the Channel Tunnel, Andrew C.

AVhyte, 274

Ventilation of Mines, Geo. G. Andrd, 180

Ventilation of Mines, Engineer, 146

Vibration on Railways, A. B., 27

Waste AVater Prevention, George F Deacon, 201 AVater for Boilers, A Boiler Minder, 310

AVater for Boilers, An Ex-Marine Engineer, 310

AVater for Boilers, AV., 310

What is AVaste AVater, M.S. E.,326

Wheel Tires, AV. Stableford, 201

AVhich AVay Should an Engine Run ? A. B. C., 81 AVhich AVay Should an Engine Run? J. M. G., 96 AVhich Way Should an Engine Run? T. B., 115 AVire-drawn Steam, Throttle Valve, 348

Lewin, Mr. S., Narrow Gauge Mineral Locomotive, 5 Liemur System, The, 29, 64, 76, 115, 131, 167, 198 Lifts in Large Buildings, 194

Light for Lighthouses, 256

Light, New Discoveries by Mr. William Crookes, 343 Lime-street Station, Liverpool, Enlargement of, 262 Literature—

Ammunition, A Treatise on, Major Barlow, R.A., 91 Arctic Navy List, Clement R. Markham, C.B.,

F.R.S., 289

Course in Descriptive Geometry, for the Use of Colleges and Scientific Schools, Professor AVatson, 274

Du Regime des Travaux Publics en Angleterre, Chevalier de Franqueville, 424

Economic Geology, David Page, LL.D., F.G.S., &c., 343

Elements of Descriptive Geometry, in Three Parts, Part I., S. E. Warren, C.E., 274

Elements of Metallurgy, J. A. Phillips, 50

Elements of Physical Manipulation, Professor E.

Pickering, 157

Euclidian Geometry, Francis Cuthbertson, M.A., 343

First Lessons in Theoretical Mechanics, Rev. J. F. Twisdcn, M.A., 125

Home Spun Lilts, or Poems and Songs, chiefly Scottish, William Allan, 274

Hints to Young Engineers, Mr. J. W. Wilson, C.E., 64

Introduction to Experimental Physics, Adolf F. Weinhold, Translated by Benjamin Loewy, 157

Lives of the Engineers, Samuel Smiles, 274 Mechanics’ Geometry, Robert Riddell, 273 Minutes of Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers, James Forrest, A.I.C.E., 379, 406

Popular Treatise on the Patent Law, John Brown 289

Reports on the Vienna Universal Exhibition of 1873, 59, 75

Useful Tables, Capt. W. H. Noble, R.A., 79

Werkzeug-Maschinen zur Metall-und Holz-bearbci-tung, Ernest A. Von Hesse, 379

I Liverpool Landing Stage. 438

| Loan Collection of Scientific Apparatus, 131

I Locks, Spanish, 388

Locomotive, Kahlenberg Railway, 65, 66

Locomotive, Mr. S. Lewin’s Narrow Gauge Mineral, 5 Locomotives, Fireless, 307

Locomotives for Metropolitan Traffic, Light, 158

! London Fires, 273

I London Fires in 1874, 68

London and Greenwich Tramway Radial Car, 5

Lunel Station Roof, Herault, 228, 230

McGeorge, Mr. J. M., Marine Engine Governor, 4, 13

McGlasson’s Valve Gear, 437

Macintosh, 334

Macomber Gun, The, 179

Madrid, Markets, 435

Magneto-Electric Machine, Gramme’s, 228

Magneto-Electric Machine for Mechanical Production of Electric Light and Voltaic Electricity, 53

Manchester Exhibition, 123, 310, 324, 348, 390, 408, 417, 434

Manganese and Phosphorus in Steel, 30

Margarithen Bridge. Buda-Pesth, M. Gouin, 41

Markets, Metal, Oil, Timber, <fcc.—(See last page of each Number.)

Material, Constructive, 68

Merchant Shipping Amendment Bill, 441

Metal, Chemical Action of Salt Water on, 80

Metalliferous, Mines Act, 139

Metals, Testing, United States Board, 392, 408, 443

Methods of Ascertaining the relative Value of Coals for Naval Purposes, 443

Metropolitan Railways, 30, 239

Mill Fixtures, The Right to, 194

Mine Managers’ Examination, 123

Mines, Ventilation of, 146, 180

Miscellanea, 3, 23, 51, 69, 77, 93, 119,127, 143,159, 181, 195, 217, 225, 245,263, 279, 295, 311, 327, 345, 363,389, 399, 421, 439

Morris, Mr., Stop Valve Screw Ferule, 44

Morton’s Ball Practice Instructor, 293

Motor, Mr. Schmid’s Hydraulic, 242

Motors, Domestic, 333

Muzzle-loading and Breech-loading, 441

Narrow Gauge Railways of Europe, Mr. A. Stewart, 46, 85

Naval Education, 33

Navy, The United States, 149

Negri and Co., Messrs, de, Horizontal Engine with Variable Expansion, 48, 50

Nelson, Mr. J., Portable Drilling, 382

New, Messrs., Duplex Wheel Lathe, 310, 312

New Rule of the United States Patent-office, 251

North of England, 17, 38, 58, 73, 89, 107, 123, 139, 155, 173, 189, 206, 221, 238, 256, 272, 288,304, 321, 342, 360, 377, 396, 414, 432, 447

North Shields Boiler Explosion, 60, 65, 97

Norwich Accident, The, 255

Notes from France, 102, 121, 278

Notes from Lancashire, 17, 37, 57, 74, 89,107, 123, 155, 173, 189, 205, 221, 237, 255, 271, 287, 303, 321,341,359, 377, 395, 413, 431, 447

Notes and Memoranda, 3, 23, 51, 69, 77, 93, 119, 127, 143, 159, 181, 195, 217, 225, 245, 263, 279,295, 311, 327, 345, 363, 389, 399, 421, 439

Notes from Scotland, 18, 38, 57, 74, 90, 108. 124, 140, 155,174, 190, 206, 222, 238, 256, 271, 288, 304, 322, 342, 360, 378, 396, 414, 432, 448

Notices to Correspondents, 9,29, 49, 67, 83, 99,117, 133, 149, 165, 183,199, 215, 231, 247, 265, 281, 297, 313, 353, 351, 369, 387, 405, 423, 441

Oberon Submarine Mine Experiments, 361

Obituary

Church, Mr. Jabez, 372

Cunningham, J.P., Mr. H. D. P., 85

Dudgeon, Mr. William, 255

Gurney, Sir Goldsworthy, 184

Lyell, Sir Charles, 207

■Milward, C.B., Colonel, 27

Osborn, Admiral Sherrard, 342

Peck, Mr. Frederick, 226

Ransome, Mr. James Allan, 334

Seguin, M. Marc, 158

Simpkin, Mr. Robert, 86

Stephen, Mr. Alexander, 294

Webster, Q.C., Mr. Thomas, 407

Willis, F.R.S., Reverend Robert, 166

Openheim, Trial in Vienna, 125, 157

Olive Kernels, 283

Ordnance, American, 40

Ordnance, Breech-loading, 247

Organ Blowers, 310

Orthogonal Strains, Simultaneous, 199

Oxford Main Drainage, 299

Paddle Wheels, Double, Efficiency of, 291

Paget, C.E., Mr. Fred., A Report on the Utilisation of Peat and Peat Lands, 111, 161, 193, 226, 267, 315, 371

Panteg Steel Works, Rolling Mill Engines, Mr. J. Scott Rawlings, and Mr. W. H. Osborne Taylor, 191, 196, 276, 284

Paris Opera House, The, 40

Patent Bill, The, 249, 326, 349, 351

Patent Bill, American Opinion of the, 298

Patent Bill, Opposition to the, 177

Patent Law, 6, 26, 80. 131, 147, 180, 194, 214, 259’

Patent Law Amendment Bill, 133, 135, 161, 107, 168,

191, 237, 267, 305, 384, 385

Patent Law for the German Empire, Draft of a, 176

Patent Law, The Lords on, 165

Patent Law, Preliminary Examination in, 158

Patent Office, New Rule of the United States, 251

Patents, Mr. Macfie on, 117, 168, 228

Patents and Patent Laws, W. Bridges Adams, 355

Peat Digging Machine, Herr W. A* Brosowsky's Hand, 160

Peat and Peat Lands, Mr. Fred. A. Paget, C.E.’s, report on the Utilisation, 111, 161, 193, 226, 267, 315, 371

Pennsylvania Railway, Rails and Splices for the, 278

Perkins’ Boiler, 403

Permanent Way, 117, 146, 201

Pernot Puddling Furnace, The, 41, 82, 84, 115

Piers, Construction of, Mr. J. W. Wilson at the Society of Engineers, 182,185

Pig-iron in the United States, 61

Pig-iron Irade, Pitsburg. 81

Pipes, Drain. 6, 27, 64, 81,146

Pipes, Tapping, 96, 114

Platforms, Bridge, 351

Ploughing, Steam, 75

Pneumatic Apparatus for Loading Guns,

Poisonous Magenta Colours, 160

Pope, Mr., Sectional High Pressure Boiler, 62, 68

Preliminary Examination in, 158

Press for Forcing on Tires, Hydraulic, 62

Priming, 6, 43, 65, 81, 97

Private Bills in Committee, 151

Private Bills in Parliament, 73, 84, 100, 115, 134, 167,

192, 216, 248, 314, 334, 352, 371, 388, 406, 425, 442

Prizes for a New Method of Preserving Plaster Casts, 381

Propellers, Screw, 81, 198

Prussian Government Standard Pressure Gauge, 277

Public Works in Prussia, 85

Pump, Blake’s Steam, 437

Pump, Walker’s Direct-acting Steam, 382

Pumps, Bilge, 115

Pumps for Raising Sunken Ships, 232

Pumps, Steam, 438

Radiation of Heat, Attraction and Repulsion caused by the, 366

Railway Accidents in the United States, 111

Railway Capital Outlay, 260

Railway, Constantinople Underground, 292

Railway Matters, 3, 23, 51, 69, 77, 93, 119, 127, 143 159, 181, 195, 217, 225, 245, 263, 279, 295, 311, 327: 345, 363, 389, 399, 421,439

Railway Working Expenditure, 344

Railway Works in Hamilton, 244

Railway Works and Projects, The Great Northern, 258

Railways, Guaranteed Indian, 52

Railways, Metropolitan, 239

Railways and Rail Trade of the Future, 257

Railways, Vibration on, 27

Ramming, 349

Registration of Designs, 33

Relative Efficiency of Various Types of Screw Propeller, 175

Reynolds, Prof. 0., on the Effect of Stopping a Ship on her Power of Steering, 379

Rifle, The New French Military, 13

Rivers and Manufactories, 387

Rivers, Pollution of, 215, 405

Riveters, Mr. Twed dell’s Portable Hydraulic, 112,

Roads, Colonial, 282

Rock Drill, The Ferroux, St. Gothard Tunnel, 290, 296

Rolling Mill, Mr. E. Hutchinson’s Reversing, 63

Rolling Mills, Reversing, 67, 276

Rolling Stock, Price of, 226

Rome a Seaport, 139

Root Extractor, An American. 53

Rowan and Sons, Messrs. J., Beam Engine, 435, 440

Rowan and Sons, Messrs., 3-cylinder Engine, Northern

Spinning Mills, Belfast, 113, 116, 168

^126^1 ’’ J4essrs° ■A'ir Compressing Machinery,

Rural Sanitary Science, Prize Essay on, 13

Russian Import Duty on Steel Rails, 334

Saint Gothard Tunnel, 262, 278, 282

Sanitary Situation, The, 166

Schmid, Mr., Hydraulic Motor, 242

Science College for Birmingham, 142

Screw Gearing, Mr. Hughes’s Differential, 242

Screw Propeller, Relative Efficiency of Various Types of, 175

Sculcoates Bridge, Kingston-upon-Hull, 227

Self-trimming Steamer at Sunderland, A New, 73

Sentinel, Steam, Mr. J. Smith, 383

Sewage at Littlehampton, 282

Sewage, Paris, 49, 297, 424

Sewage at Slough, 278

Sewage Works, Coventry, 352

Shah, Trial Trip of the, 334

Sheffield Boiler Explosion, The, 50, 84

Sheffield District, 18, 38, 58, 74, 90, 108, 124, 140, 156, 174, 190, 205, 222, 238, 256, 272, 288, 304, 322, 341, 359, 378, 395, 413, 431, 448

Shipbuilding at Deptford, 64

Ship Canals, More, 147

Ships Built for England in France, 184

Shipments of Fire-arms to Europe, 53

Ships, Steering Long, 402

Shipton Railway Accident, The, 194, 239, 274, 291

Shipwreck, Means of Saving Life from, 65

Siege Train, Our, 59

Siemens’ Peat Gas Furnace, Buchscheiden Ironworks,

Styria, 260

Signalling, Railway, 43

Signals. Railway, 165

Smith, Mr. J., Steam Sentinel, 383

Smoke Prevention, 150

Booiety, The Chemical—

Action of Anhydrous Ether on Titanium Tetrachloride, P. Phillips Benson, 110

Andrewsite Chalkosiderite, Prof. N. Story Maske-lyne, 334

Action of Chlorine on Pyrogallol, Dr. J. Stenhouse and Mr. C. E. Groves, 398

Action of the Copper-zinc Couple ®n Organic Bodies—Part VIII., on Chloroform, Bromoform, and Idoform, Dr. J. II. Gladstone and Mr. A. Tribe, 251

Action of Dilute Mineral Acids on Bleaching Powder. Mr. F. Kopfer, 398

Action of Nitroxyl Chloride on Organic Bodies, Part II. on Turpentine Oil, Dr. W. A. Tilder, 251

Action of the Organic Acids and their Anhydrides on the Natural Alkaloids, Part III., G. H. Beckett and C. R. A. Wright, D.Sc., 64, 398

Agricultural Chemistry of the Tea Plantations of India, Dr. C. Brown, 348

Calcic Hypochlorite from Bleaching Powder, Mr.

C. T. Kingzett, 177

Chemical Constitution of the Brain, Dr. Thudicum, 177

Dibromacetic and Glyoxylic Acids, Mr. W. H. Perkin, F.R.S., 110

Dissociation of Nitric Acid, Messrs. Braham and Gatehouse, 177

Dynamical Evidence of the Molecular Constitution of Bodies, Prof. Clerk Maxwell, 147

Effects of Pressure and Cold on the Gaseous Products of the Distillation of Carbonaceous Shales, Mr. J. T. Coleman, 398

Examination of Methods for Effecting the Quantitative Separation of Iron Sesquioxide, Alumina, and Phosphoric Acid, Dr. W. Flight, 334

Examination of Waters by the Ammonia Method, Mr. W. H. Deering, 362

Gases in Coals from the South Wales Basin and Gases Evolved by Blowers and by Boring into the Coal Itself, J. W. Thomas, 279

lodophenols, Dr. II. E. Armstrong. 64

Isomeric Change in the Phenol Series, Dr. H. E. Armstrong, 278

Liebig’s Contributions to Experimental Chemistry, Dr. Hofmann, 233

Metallic Derivatives of Coumarin, Mr. R. Williamson, 398

Method of Supporting Crucibles in Gas Furnaces, Mr. C. Griffin, 334

Milligrade Thermometric Scale, The, Mr. John Williams, 334

Narcotine, Cotarmine and Hydrocolarmine, G. H. Beckett andC. R. A. Wright, 278

Nitroalizarin, Mr. W. H. Perkin, 398

Note on the Effect of Passing the Mixed Vapours of Carbon Bisulphide and Alcohol over Red Hot Copper, Mr. T. Carnelly, 64

Notes on Milk in Health and Disease, Mr. A. H. Smee. 362

Notes on the Sulphate of Narceine, Dr. Wright and Mr. G. H. Beckett, 398

Nova Scotian Triassic Trap Minerals, Professor H. Howe, 362

Pseudo-morphic Crystals having the Form of Orthoclase, Mr. J. A. Phillips, 398

Simple Method of Determining Iron, Mr. W. Noel Hartley, 177

Sodium Ethylthiosulphate, Mr. W. H. Ramsay, 334

Test for Carbolic Acid, Mr. G. W. Newell, 110

Society of Civil Engineers, The American—

Efficiency of Furnaces Burning Wet Fuel, as determined by Experiments on a Large Scale, Prof. R. H. Thurston, M.A.S.C.E., 31

Society, Civil and Mechanical Engineers— Chimneys, Mr. Bancroft, 221

Society, Edinburgh and Leith Engineers’—

Combustion, Mr. W. A. Carter, C.E , 14

Waterworks for the City of Albany, U.S.A., Mr.

George Romanes, C.E., 184

Society of Engineers—

Address of President, Mr. John Henry Adams, C.E., 92 109 129

Construction of Modern Piers, Mr. J. W. Wilson, jun., 185

Continuous Brakes, Mr. St. John V. Day, 403

Paint as an Engineering Material, Mr. Ernest Spon, 407

Practical Construction in the Colonies, Mr. W. G.

Ferrar, 317

Society of Glasgow, The Philosophical—

Testing the Lubricating Powers of Various Liquids, Mr. R. D. Napier, 151

Society of Great Britain, The Aeronautical, 425

Society, King’s College Engineering, 383, 414, 420

Hughes’Telegraph, 349

Water Supply from the Chalk, Mr. John Hunter, A.K.C., 307

Society, The Meteorological, 152

AIni?TSi °f Thirteen Years’ Observations at London. Richard Strahan. F.M.S., 221

Atmospheric Pressure and Rainfall, John C.

Bloxam, F.M.S., 6

Climate of Patras, Rev. Herbert A. Boys, 221

E7qirS °f L°W RanS° Thermometers, Mr. Pastorelli,

Lightning Conductors, Dr. R. J. Mann, 372

?.bserva1t;011Ls at «fc- haul’s Island, South Indian Ocean, R. H. Scott, F.R.S. 6

Ozone, Francis E. Tevernlow, F.M.S. 221 *

Portable Magnetic Anemometer and Current Meter,

R. M. Lowne, 6 ’

Sn on the Coasts of the

( British Islands, Mr. Scott, 291

Self-registering Hydrometer, Messrs. Negretti a nd /jcLTlI v

Small Oscillations of the Barometer, Hon. Ralph Abercromby, 372

Weather over the British Isles and North-west w0f.FTra’,lC0^n ,October. 1874, R. H. Scott, F.RS , 6 West India Cyclones, H. F. Jahncke, 6

Society for the Promotion of SciENTivm tw dustry—

Tools, Dr. Anderson, C.E., F.R.S., 361 385 Society, The Royal—’

Production of the Prismatic Structure of Basalt

Mr. Robert Mallet, F.R.S., 428 Basalt,

S°S 5®nsin&ton Museum, 34, 47, 61, 84, 97, 120 174

M^66’ 272’ 2741 298’m’ 342'

Spanish Fleet, The, 7

Sparks from Bronze, 27

Spectrum Analyses, 333

Speed Indicator, Mr. D. Davis, 346

Spice, C.E., Mr. R. P., Boston Gasworks, 207, 211 914 wavgS78Alley 3 DuplCX RailwaY» North British Rail-vv y i o

Staffordshire, Town Sewage in 424

Station, Liverpool-street, Great Eastern Railway Company s New, Mr. E. Wilson, C.E., 400, 403 404

‘5tT?^rn°r Messrs. Yarrow and Hedley’s

Light Draught Paddle. 45, 50 J

Steam, Outflow of, 80, 97 Steam Ploughing, 75

Steam Ploughing and Smoke Preventers 7

Steamship Trade of 1874. 34

Steam, Utilisation of Waste, 314

Steam, Wire-drawn, 349

Steel by Age, Improvement of, 291

Steel, Hard, 97, 114

Steel-making in Westphalia, 84

Messrs., Pneumatic Re-action

Steel for Shipbuilding and Boiler Making, 244 bt46 85 ’ Mr’ A,> Narrew Gauge Railways of Europe, Stockley, Mr. J., Anti-Primer, 129

Stoker, Henderson’s Mechanical, 144

Stopping a Ship on her Power of Steering, Prof. Osborne Reynolds, 379

Straw as Fuel for Portable Engines, 348

Strike, The South Wales, 99, 139

Strikes and Economy, 382

Sub-Wealden Exploration, 147

Suez Canal, 344

Symington, Mr. R. 8., Electric Clocks, 377

Synoptical Table of Different Mechanical Systems of

Condensing Peat actually being Worked, 409

Tay Bridge, The, 221

Thimbles, How they are Made, 40

Thorneycroft, Messrs., Torpedo Steam Launch, 316

mu i • Vr’ owauu juauncn, sib

Machine, Messrs. Willsher and Co.’s 6-H.P., •>81, 386

Thwaites and Carbutt, Messrs., Ventilating Apparatus for the SS. Germania, 419

Tiber Scheme, The, 139, 282

'L’ides, The, 125

Tires, Fastening, 291

Tires and Fish Plates, 42, 168

Tires, Fracture of Railway, 20, 65. 80

Tires in' Frosty Weather, Broken, 146

Tires, Hydraulic Press for Forcing on, 62

Tires, Railway, 131, 168

Tires, Wheel, 201

T 94a’ oar Mr’ L,> Self'ProPelling Tramway Car, 240,

Todmorden Explosion, The, 96,131, 147, 198, 228, 259

lools, Dr. Anderson on, 361, 385

Torpedo Experiment at Toulon, 178

Torpedo Launch, High Speed, 100

Torpedo steam Launch, Messrs. Thomeycroft and Co., 316

Torpedo Vessel “ Alarm,” The American, 420

Torpedoes, Maritime Attack by, 370

Traction Engines on Roads, 407

Trades Unionism in the North, 152

Tramway Car, Mr. L. Todd’s Self-Propelling, 240, 243

246 ’

Transit Difficulties and Scientific Progress, 42

Transit of Venus, Expeditions and their Results, 223

Tube Wells, 403

Turner, Messrs. E. R. and F., 8-H.P. Portable Engine, 364, 368, 371

Turret Clock, Messrs. Bailey and Co., 435, 436

Turton. Mr. G., Wrought Iron Buffers, 293

Tweddell, Mr., Portable Hydraulic Riveters, 112, 391

Underground Railway at Constantinople, 170

Union Railway Carriage and Wagon Company, Limited, 64

Valve Gear, Mr. Robert McGlasson. 437

Valves for Kitchen Boilers, Dead Weight Safety, 6

Valves in Locomotives, Balanced, 109, 202, 244

Valves, Throttle, 274, 291, 348

Ventilating Apparatus for the SS. Germania, Messrs.

Thwaites and Carbutt, 419

Victory Printing and Folding Machine, 134, 200

Wales’and the adjoining Counties, 18, 38, 58, 74, 90

108, 124, 140, 156,174, 190, 206, 222, 238, 256, 272, 288’

304, 322. 342, 360, 378, 396, 414, 432, 448 ’

Walker’s Direct Acting Steam Pump, 382

Warsop Rock Drill, The, 33

Waste Water Prevention, 183, 201

Waste Water, What is, 326

Water Engineership of Bradford, 147

Wentworth and Son’s, Messrs.. 60-H.P. Compound

Beam Engine, Albert Mills, 178

Westinghouse Vacuum Brake, L. B. and S. C. Railway 164, 169, 418, 419 **

Westphalia, Steel Making in, 84

Wheels, American Car, 44

Wheels, Messrs. H. Hinds and Co.’s, Finishing the

Caps of Road, 383

Wheels, Railway, 26, 115

Wheels, Traction Engine, 118

Which Way should an Engine Run ? 81, 96, 115

«  and Binyon, Messrs., Royal Flour Mills,

Albert Embankment, 91, 98

Whitworth Scholarships, 78

Wigan Accident, The, 442

Willingsworth Furnaces, Reblowing in, 237

W1>o?heooand Co’’ Messrs., 6-H.P. Thrashing Machine,-381, 386

Wilson,, C.E., Mr. E., Great Eastern Railway Company s New Station, Liverpool-street, 400, 403, 404

^essrs’’ Screw Engines for Tug Boats,

Winding Engines, Messrs. Death and Ellwood, Elles-town Colliery, 4, 8

Woolwich Arsenal, The 80-ton Crane at, 141, 305

Woolwich, Details of Pier, 309, 397

Working Classes, How to Improve, 42

Workmen, Education of, 146

Yarrow and Hedley, Messrs., Light Draught 1’addle Steamer for the Brazils, 45, 50

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