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* Air Spacing; British Naval Gunnery, 135 | |||
* Alarm, Fire, Bright’s Electrical, 149, 150 | |||
* Alarm, Napoli’s Electric, 74 | |||
* Albini Gun Mounting, The, 71 | |||
* Alhambra Theatre, The ; Girder over Stage, 540 | |||
* Alignment, Horizontal, 319 | |||
* Amalgamating Silver Ore, 518 | |||
* American and English Fishing Vessels, 31 | |||
* Ammeter, Ayrton and Perry’s, 544 | |||
* Amsler’s Planimeter with Halpin’s Locking Gear, 141 | |||
* Anthracite Coal Breaker, Details of, 309 | |||
* Arc Lamp, Clark and Bowman’s Electric, 77 | |||
* Argentine Government, Torpedo Boat for the, 163 | |||
* Armament of Torpedo Boats, The, 94, 95 | |||
* Armour, Cast-Iron, Experiments on, 289 | |||
* Armour for Ships, 224 | |||
* Asquith’s Horizontal Boring, Drilling, and Surfacing Machine, 7 | |||
* Automatic Brake Details, Westinghouse, 140 | |||
* [[Aveling and Porter]]’s Six-Horse Road Locomotive with Spring Wheels, 181 | |||
* Ayrton and Perry’s Ammeter, 544 | |||
* Bagnall’s Locomotive and Car for Portable Railway, 330 | |||
* Balance, Hughes’s Magnetic, 131 | |||
* Balakhani, near Baku, Nobel’s Pumping Well at, 296 | |||
* Ball Turning Machine, Wilkinson and Lister’s, 392 | |||
* Band Saw for Cutting Iron, Massey’s, 239 | |||
* Band Saw Sharpening Machine, Rasmussen and Sons’, 466 | |||
* Bar, The River Mersey, Proposed Dredging, 433 Battery, Daniell, on the KohlfUrst System, 51 Beam, Concentrated and Distributed Loads | |||
* Fixed on a, 513 | |||
* Bell and Co.’s Rope Pulley Friction Brake, 501 | |||
* Bell, Redon’s Electric, 14 | |||
* Belt Fastener, Moxon’s, 408 | |||
* Belt Gear for Travelling Crane, Fielding and Platt’s, 523 | |||
* Bending and Forging Press for Angle Irons, Berry’s, 427 | |||
* Bismarck Bridge over the Missouri River ; Northern Pacific Railroad, 34, 39, 88, 89, 122, 123 | |||
* Blast Furnace Economy, 111 | |||
* Block System, Rodary’s, 73 | |||
* Blow-Pipe Burners, Fletcher’s, 466 | |||
* Boase and Miller’s Water Cooling Apparatus, 393 | |||
* Boat, Derrick, for the Bismarck Bridge, 123 | |||
* Boat Gun, The Hotchkiss 37-millimetre, 94, 95 Boat, Railway Ferry, Edwards and Symes’s, 430 , Boat, Torpedo, for the Argentine Government, 163 | |||
* Boat, Torpedo, for the Russian Government, 162 Boats, Torpedo, The Armament of, 94, 95 | |||
* Boats, Torpedo, Yarrow and Company’s, 49, 50, 80, 85, 118, 119, 143, 162,163, 214 | |||
* Boiler, Burrell’s Launch, 312 | |||
* Boiler Explosions in 1883 ; E. B. Marten’s Annual Report, 272, 273 | |||
* Boiler, Steam, Hardingham’s Sectional, 30 | |||
* Boiler and Triple Expansion Engines of the s.s. “Isle of Dursey,” 184, 188 | |||
* Boilers and Compound Engines of the s.s. “ Hunstanton,” “ Godiva,” “Stokesley,” &c., Westgarth, English, and Company’s, 380, 381, 405, 450, 451, 473, 477 | |||
* Boilers and Engines of the s.s. “Churchill,” 2, 3 | |||
* Boilers and Engines of the s.s. “Normandie,” 65, 103 f | |||
* Boilers, Forced Draught for, 313 | |||
* Boring, Drilling, and Surfacing Machine, Asquith’s Horizontal, 7 | |||
* Boring Machine, Kendall and Gent’s, 115 | |||
* Bornhardt’s Mine Exploder, 14 | |||
* Boston, U.S.A., Electric Lighting Station, 564,565 | |||
* Brake, Bell and Co.’s Rope Pulley Friction, 501 | |||
* Brake Details, Westinghouse Automatic, 140 | |||
* Brake, The Prony, 373 | |||
* Breaker, Anthracite Coal, Details of, 309 | |||
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Accumulators, Electric, G. Philippart, 398 | Accumulators, Electric, G. Philippart, 398 | ||
* Air Motors, Heated, L. P. Martin and F. W. | |||
Air Motors, Heated, L. P. Martin and F. W. | * Gilles, 157 | ||
* Armatures for Electric Current Generating-Machines, C. F. Brush, 445 | |||
Gilles, 157 | * Batteries for Electric Lighting, J. Noad and R. | ||
* Matthews, 580 | |||
Armatures for Electric Current Generating-Machines, C. F. Brush, 445 | * Batteries, Galvanic, G. C. V. Holmes and S. H. | ||
* Emmens, 327 | |||
Batteries for Electric Lighting, J. Noad and R. | * Batteries, Galvanic, G. C. V. Holmes, S. H. | ||
* Emmens, and F. E. Burke, 494 | |||
Matthews, 580 | * Batteries, Galvanic, O. C. D. Ross, 306 | ||
* Batteries, Galvanic, G. G. L. Velloni, 91 | |||
Batteries, Galvanic, G. C. V. Holmes and S. H. | * Batteries, Plates for Secondary, W. Hochhausen, 22 | ||
* Batteries, Preparing Plates for Secondary, C. F. | |||
Emmens, 327 | * Brush, 493 | ||
* Batteries, Secondary, J. S. Sellon, 537 | |||
Batteries, Galvanic, G. C. V. Holmes, S. H. | * Batteries, Voltaic, N. Bassett, 469 | ||
* Batteries, Voltaic, J. M. Stebbins, 220 | |||
Emmens, and F. E. Burke, 494 | * Belt Fasteners, H. Greene, 244 | ||
* Bending Angle Iron, D. G. Reid, and D. Thompson, 557 | |||
Batteries, Galvanic, O. C. D. Ross, 306 | * Bessemer Converters, W. M. Murdock, 580 | ||
* Blast to Blast Furnaces, Distributing, Don P. P. de la Sala, 244 | |||
Batteries, Galvanic, G. G. L. Velloni, 91 | * Boats’ Detaching Gear, R. Hudson, 304 | ||
* Boilers, Steam, P. A. Bayle, 350 | |||
Batteries, Plates for Secondary, W. Hochhausen, 22 | * Boilers, Steam, G. C. and J. H. Fraser, 158 | ||
* Boilers, Steam, J. Tordoff, 446 | |||
Batteries, Preparing Plates for Secondary, C. F. | * Boilers, Steam, Manufacture of, S. Fox, 328 | ||
* Brake, Vacuum, A. S. Hamand, 134 | |||
Brush, 493 | * Buffers, Spring, E. Jackson, 372 | ||
* Cables for Electric Currents, F. C. Guilleaume, 446 | |||
Batteries, Secondary, J. S. Sellon, 537 | * Carbons for Incandescent Electric Lamps, J. | ||
* Wavish, J. Warner, and M. Bailey, 558 | |||
Batteries, Voltaic, N. Bassett, 469 | * Carriages for Heavy Ordnance, W. Anderson, 138 | ||
* Cartridges, T. Nordenfelt, 114 | |||
Batteries, Voltaic, J. M. Stebbins, 220 | * Casks, Making, S. Wright, 244 | ||
* Centrifugal Machines, L. B. Fiechter, 556 | |||
Belt Fasteners, H. Greene, 244 | * Chairs and Keys, Railway, J. K. Thompson and | ||
* G. R. Race, 243 | |||
Bending Angle Iron, D. G. Reid, and D. Thompson, 557 | * Chairs, Railway, S. Leadbeater, 265 | ||
* Coke, Manufacture of, H. Hutchinson, 114 | |||
Bessemer Converters, W. M. Murdock, 580 | * Conductor, Electrical, T. II. Dunham, 178 | ||
* Conductors for Electric Railways, Sir W. Siemens, (Partly E. W. Siemens), 515 | |||
Blast to Blast Furnaces, Distributing, Don P. P. de la Sala, 244 | * Contact Boxes on Electric Railways, W. E. | ||
* Ayrton and J. Perry, 68 | |||
Boats’ Detaching Gear, R. Hudson, 304 | * Coupling and Buffer, Combined, W. Vaux, 48 | ||
* Coupling Railway Carriages, J. Darling, 218 | |||
Boilers, Steam, P. A. Bayle, 350 | * Couplings for Railway Carriages, L. Anderson, 158 | ||
* Couplings for Rolling Stock, J. T. Roe, 196 | |||
Boilers, Steam, G. C. and J. H. Fraser, 158 | * Crankshafts for Steamships, J. Russell, 285 | ||
* Current, Transmitting Electric to Lamps on Vessels, A. L. Fyfe and L. Goldburgh, 285 | |||
Boilers, Steam, J. Tordoff, 446 | * Currents and Circuits, Electrical, H. H. Cunyng-hame, 0. E. Woodhouse, and F. L. Rawson, 113 | ||
* Currents, Generating Electric, R. E. Ball, 92 | |||
Boilers, Steam, Manufacture of, S. Fox, 328 | * Currents, Generating Electric, Sir W. Thomson, 21, 469 | ||
* Currents, Obtaining Electric, E. Jones, 243 | |||
Brake, Vacuum, A. S. Hamand, 134 | * Davits, R. Hudson, J. Grantham, and J. A. Broker, 445 | ||
* Davits, Gear for Ships’, H. McCollin, 48 | |||
Buffers, Spring, E. Jackson, 372 | * Disintegrating Machinery, T. G. Bowick, 286 | ||
* Dynamo-Electric Machines, C. H. Benton, 470 | |||
Cables for Electric Currents, F. C. Guilleaume, 446 | * Dynamo-Electric Machines, M. Deprez, 157 | ||
* Dynamo-Electric Machines, R. E. Dunston, A. | |||
Carbons for Incandescent Electric Lamps, J. | * Pfannkuche, and J. Fairlie, 537 | ||
* Dynamo-Electric Machines, S. Z. de Ferranti, 538 | |||
Wavish, J. Warner, and M. Bailey, 558 | * Dynamo-Electric Machines, G. Forbes, 158 | ||
* Dynamo-Electric Machines, L. F. Lamkin, 177 | |||
Carriages for Heavy Ordnance, W. Anderson, 138 | * Dynamo-Electric Machines, W. H. Mordey, 397 | ||
* Dynamo-Electric Machines, C. H. Palmer and A. | |||
Cartridges, T. Nordenfelt, 114 | * M. Loryea, 22 | ||
* Dynamo-Electric Machines, R. J. Sheehy, 305, 422 | |||
Casks, Making, S. Wright, 244 | * Dynamo-Electric Machines, F. H. Varley, J. S. Shearer, and W. Beale, 579 | ||
* Electric Energy, Generating, A. and T. Gray, 156 | |||
Centrifugal Machines, L. B. Fiechter, 556 | * Electric Energy, Storing,.C. T. Tomkins, 156 | ||
* Electric and Magnetic Forces, J. S. Fairfax, 558 | |||
Chairs and Keys, Railway, J. K. Thompson and | * Electrical Energy, Measuring, Sir W. Siemens (Partly E. W. Siemens), 515 | ||
* Electrical Energy, Transmitting, H. M. Smith, 516 | |||
G. R. Race, 243 | * Electrical Heating, J.S. Sellon, 516 | ||
* Electrical Igniting for Gas Engines, N. de Kabath, 516 | |||
Chairs, Railway, S. Leadbeater, 265 | * Electrical Impulses, Transmitting to a Distance, La Socidtd Universelle d’Electricit^ Tommasi, 494 | ||
* Electricity for Curative Purposes, J. N. Aronson, 198 | |||
Coke, Manufacture of, H. Hutchinson, 114 | * Electricity, Generation of, T. A. Edison, 182 | ||
* Electricity, Magneto-Generators of, J. P. Stabler, 493 | |||
Conductor, Electrical, T. II. Dunham, 178 | * Electricity, Measuring, J. D. K Andrews, 68 | ||
* Electricity, Producing, for Lighting, E. L. Voice, 47 | |||
Conductors for Electric Railways, Sir W. Siemens, (Partly E. W. Siemens), 515 | * Electricity, Recording a Supply of, J. Hopkinson, 218 | ||
* Electro-Magnets, E. F. Recordon, 470 | |||
Contact Boxes on Electric Railways, W. E. | * Electro-Motors, S. J. Coxeter and H. Nehmer, 446 | ||
* Electro-Motors, 0. Marsh and F. Cheeswright, 445 | |||
Ayrton and J. Perry, 68 | * Electro-Motors, A Reckenzaun, 579 | ||
* Electro-Motors, Contact Making, Sir D. Salomons, 196 | |||
Coupling and Buffer, Combined, W. Vaux, 48 | * Engine Direction Indicators, C. Stout, 422 | ||
* Engine, Electromotive, A. Browne, 68 | |||
Coupling Railway Carriages, J. Darling, 218 | * Engines, Barring, W. Hargreaves and W. Inglis, 285 | ||
* Engines, Caloric, C. Ingrey, 113 | |||
Couplings for Railway Carriages, L. Anderson, 158 | * Engines, Fluid Pressure, H. Coppinger, 538 | ||
* Engines, Gas, C. H. Andrews, 157, 350 | |||
Couplings for Rolling Stock, J. T. Roe, 196 | * Engines, Gas, H. C. Bull, 556 | ||
* Engines, Gas, C. A. Bullock, 538 | |||
Crankshafts for Steamships, J. Russell, 285 | * Engines, Gas, F. W. Crossley, 157 | ||
* Engines, Gas, J. Dougill, 397 | |||
Current, Transmitting Electric to Lamps on Vessels, A. L. Fyfe and L. Goldburgh, 285 | * Engines, Gas, Economic Motor Company, 349 | ||
* Engines, Gas, J. Fielding, 177 | |||
Currents and Circuits, Electrical, H. H. Cunyng-hame, 0. E. Woodhouse, and F. L. Rawson, 113 | * Engines, Gas, W. Foulis, 197 | ||
* Engines, Gas, C. F. Leonce Gardie, 197 | |||
Currents, Generating Electric, R. E. Ball, 92 | * Engines, Gas, S. Griffin, 306 | ||
* Engines, Gas, W. B. Haigh and J. Nuttall, 69 | |||
Currents, Generating Electric, Sir W. Thomson, 21, 469 | * Engines, Gas, W. E. Hale, 558 | ||
* Engines, Gas, G. J. Kirchenpauer and L. H. | |||
Currents, Obtaining Electric, E. Jones, 243 | * Philippi, 178 | ||
* Engines, Gas, F. H. W. Livesey, 133 | |||
Davits, R. Hudson, J. Grantham, and J. A. Broker, 445 | * Engines, Gas, S. Marcus, 70 | ||
* Engines, Gas, L. H. Nash, 244, 826 | |||
Davits, Gear for Ships’, H. McCollin, 48 | * Engines, Gas, P. Niel, 158 | ||
* Engines, Gas, J. Pickering, 244 | |||
Disintegrating Machinery, T. G. Bowick, 286 | * Engines, Gas, G. G. Pickering and W. Hopkins, 48, 580 | ||
* Engines, Gas, J. A. Serrell, 328 | |||
Dynamo-Electric Machines, C. H. Benton, 470 | * Engines, Gas, C. T. Wordsworth and H. Lindley, 220 | ||
* Engines, Gas, Caloric, E. and E. Crowe and H. | |||
Dynamo-Electric Machines, M. Deprez, 157 | * Crowe, 91 | ||
* Engines, Gas and Petroleum, M. V. Schiltz, 421 | |||
Dynamo-Electric Machines, R. E. Dunston, A. | * Engines, Hot-Air, E. Field and H. Ay don, 220 | ||
* Engines, Pumping, II, Davey, 349 | |||
Pfannkuche, and J. Fairlie, 537 | * Engines, Rotary, T. Nordenfelt and G. W. Garrett, 132 | ||
* Engines, Steam, W. F. Goodwin, 70 | |||
Dynamo-Electric Machines, S. Z. de Ferranti, 538 | * Engines, Steam, A. Hoyois, 70 | ||
* Engines, Steam, W. Watson, 92 | |||
Dynamo-Electric Machines, G. Forbes, 158 | * Engines, Steam, with Oscillating Cylinders, C. | ||
* Jacobsen, 470 | |||
Dynamo-Electric Machines, L. F. Lamkin, 177 | * Engines, Tramway, R. Peacock and H. L, Lange, 421 | ||
* Excavating Machines, D. Macdonald, 397 | |||
Dynamo-Electric Machines, W. H. Mordey, 397 | * Excavators, W. F. Batho, 349 | ||
* Friction Gearing, W. E. Ayrton and J. Perry 158 | |||
Dynamo-Electric Machines, C. H. Palmer and A. | * Fuel, Utilising Liquid, T. Urquhart, 89 | ||
* Furnace Bars, Rocking, J. Hampton, 219 | |||
M. Loryea, 22 | * Furnaces, G. Stumpf, 114 | ||
* Furnaces, Blast, A. Stewart, 47 | |||
Dynamo-Electric Machines, R. J. Sheehy, 305, 422 | * Furnaces, Boiler, J. Elliot and T. A. Cunningham, 90 | ||
* Furnaces, Converting, P. Manh6s, 446 | |||
Dynamo-Electric Machines, F. H. Varley, J. S. Shearer, and W. Beale, 579 | * Furnaces, Gas Generating, L. Mond, 266 | ||
* Furnaces for Liquid Fuel, J. H. Selwyn, 468 | |||
Electric Energy, Generating, A. and T. Gray, 156 | * Furnaces, Melting, D. Rylands, 538 | ||
* Furnaces, Metallurgical, J. T. King, 493 | |||
Electric Energy, Storing,.C. T. Tomkins, 156 | * Furnaces, Reverberatory Smelting, R. P. Wilson, 90 | ||
* Furnaces to Steam Generators, J. Ferrando, 305 | |||
Electric and Magnetic Forces, J. S. Fairfax, 558 | * Gas Lighting Apparatus, A. L. Bower and T. Thorp, 265 | ||
* Gas, Making Illuminating, M. Schwab and J. | |||
Electrical Energy, Measuring, Sir W. Siemens (Partly E. W. Siemens), 515 | * Overhoff, 421 | ||
* Gas, Manufacture of, M. Cross, 69 | |||
Electrical Energy, Transmitting, H. M. Smith, 516 | * Gas Motors, E. Korting and G. Lieckfeld, 91 | ||
* Gases, Heating, for Motors, G. E. Haight, W. H. | |||
Electrical Heating, J.S. Sellon, 516 | * Wood, and W. E. Winsor, 198 | ||
* Gearing, Differential, Applied to Electro-Motors/ | |||
Electrical Igniting for Gas Engines, N. de Kabath, 516 | * F. Wynne, 48 | ||
* Generating Steam, V. W. Blanchard, 286 | |||
Electrical Impulses, Transmitting to a Distance, La Socidtd Universelle d’Electricit^ Tommasi, 494 | * Generators, Electrical, T. A. Edison, 538 | ||
* Generators, Steam, J. E. Culver, 266 | |||
Electricity for Curative Purposes, J. N. Aronson, 198 | * Governing Steam Motors, P. W. Willans, 579 | ||
* Governor for Screw Propeller Engines, D. L. | |||
Electricity, Generation of, T. A. Edison, 182 | * Dunlop, 446 | ||
* Gunpowder, T. Nordenfelt, 494 | |||
Electricity, Magneto-Generators of, J. P. Stabler, 493 | * Holders for Incandescent Electric Lamps, A. Swan, 69 | ||
* Ignition by Electricity, 0. E. Woodhouse, F, L. Rawson, and A. R. Molison, 537 | |||
Electricity, Measuring, J. D. K Andrews, 68 | * India-Rubber Springs for Railway Engines, G. Spencer, 198, 219 | ||
* Indicators for Steam Engines, J. G. and J. T. S. Pembley, 133 | |||
Electricity, Producing, for Lighting, E. L. Voice, 47 | * Injectors, P. Zotoff and B. Afonasseff, 327 | ||
* Insulators, Telegraph, C. C. Hinsdale, 198 | |||
Electricity, Recording a Supply of, J. Hopkinson, 218 | * Iron, Casting, T. and J. Robinson, 134 | ||
* Iron and Steel, Manufacture of, T. Griffiths, 69 | |||
Electro-Magnets, E. F. Recordon, 470 | * Joints, Universal, R. Edmonds, 306 | ||
* Lamps, Arc Regulator, R. E. B. Crompton and T. Crabb,69 | |||
Electro-Motors, S. J. Coxeter and H. Nehmer, 446 | * Lamps, Electric, C. L. R. E. Menges, 113 | ||
* Lamps, Electric, A. Shedlock, 22 | |||
Electro-Motors, 0. Marsh and F. Cheeswright, 445 | * Lamps, Electric, J. R. P. Wallace and F. Cherry, 349 | ||
* Lamps, Electric Arc, W. Baxter, 92 | |||
Electro-Motors, A Reckenzaun, 579 | * Lamps, Electric Arc, P. Jolin and J. Parsons, 90 | ||
* Lamps, Electric Arc, F. M. Newton, 243 | |||
Electro-Motors, Contact Making, Sir D. Salomons, 196 | * Lamps, Electric Arc, C. Wuest, 178 | ||
* Lamps, Incandescence Electric, J. M. A. Gerard Lescuyer, 134 | |||
Engine Direction Indicators, C. Stout, 422 | * Lamps, Incandescent Electric, A. Bernstein, 266 | ||
* Lamps, Incandescent Electric, J. H. Guest, 68 | |||
Engine, Electromotive, A. Browne, 68 | * Lamps, Incandescent Electric, R. Harrison, 177 | ||
* Lamps, Incandescent Electric, A. Swan, 286, 557 | |||
Engines, Barring, W. Hargreaves and W. Inglis, 285 | * Lamps, Incandescent Electric, K. H. S. Thompson,^ | ||
* Lamps, Miners’ Safety, H. Friemann, 196 | |||
Engines, Caloric, C. Ingrey, 113 | * Lamps, Miners’ Safety, H. Pieper, 306 | ||
* Lamps, Portable Electric, R. Barlow, 445 | |||
Engines, Fluid Pressure, H. Coppinger, 538 | * Lamps for Railway Carriages, J. F. Shallis and T. C. J. Thomas, 327 | ||
* Lamps, Regulating the Carbons of Electric, La Socihtb Anonyme des Ateliers, 265 | |||
Engines, Gas, C. H. Andrews, 157, 350 | * Lamps, Regulating Electric Arc, F. L. Willard, 112 | ||
* Lifeboats, G. Skelton, 265 | |||
Engines, Gas, H. C. Bull, 556 | * Lighting, Electric, on Railway Trains, W. | ||
* Stroudley and E. J. Houghton, 90 | |||
Engines, Gas, C. A. Bullock, 538 | * Lubricating Apparatus for Steam Engines, T. Holland, 21 | ||
* Lubricating Cylinders, F. J. Weiss, 70 | |||
Engines, Gas, F. W. Crossley, 157 | * Metals, Cutting, W. W. Hulse, 265 | ||
* Meter, Electric, W. McWhirter, 219 | |||
Engines, Gas, J. Dougill, 397 | * Meters, Electric, J. E. H. Gordon, 133 | ||
* Meters, Electrical, T. A. Edison, 91 | |||
Engines, Gas, Economic Motor Company, 349 | * Meters, Gas, H, Green, 328 | ||
* Meters, Water, H. Frost, 112 | |||
Engines, Gas, J. Fielding, 177 | * Meters, Water, L. H. Nash, 244 | ||
* Mills, Grinding, E. Puckering, 244 | |||
Engines, Gas, W. Foulis, 197 | * Mills, Roller, A. Mechwart, 372 | ||
* Mills, Rolling, Wilmot, Hobbs, and Company, 219 | |||
Engines, Gas, C. F. Leonce Gardie, 197 | * Motors, Gas, D. Clerk, 305 | ||
* Motors for Steering, F. W. Scott, 305 | |||
Engines, Gas, S. Griffin, 306 | * Pavements, E. G. Banner, 285 | ||
* Pig Iron, Breaking, T. A. Blake, 422 | |||
Engines, Gas, W. B. Haigh and J. Nuttall, 69 | * Pipe Couplings for Railway Brakes, L. B. Legray, 328 | ||
* Pistons, Packing for, J. E. Bell, 470 | |||
Engines, Gas, W. E. Hale, 558 | * Propellers, B. W. Maughan and S. D. Waddy, 556 | ||
* Propellers, Construction of, J. Betteley, 114 | |||
Engines, Gas, G. J. Kirchenpauer and L. H. | * Pumps, Hydraulic, W. H. Watson, 350 | ||
* Pyrometers, A. and E. Boulier, 469 | |||
Philippi, 178 | * Quartz Crusher, H. Sutherland, 114 | ||
* Railways, J. Kenyon, 470 | |||
Engines, Gas, F. H. W. Livesey, 133 | * Railways, Electrical, W. A. Traill, 178 | ||
* Receiving Instrument of Speaking Telephone, J. H. Robertson, 557 | |||
Engines, Gas, S. Marcus, 70 | * Rock-Boring Machines, W. F. Heshuysen, 515 | ||
* Rock-Drill, C. W. Burton, 177 | |||
Engines, Gas, L. H. Nash, 244, 826 | * Rock-Drill, G. McC. Derby, 92 | ||
* Rock-Drill, T. R. Jordan, 178 | |||
Engines, Gas, P. Niel, 158 | * Rock-Drill, M. Macdermott and W. Glover, 197 | ||
* Rock-Drills, A. Shedlock, 265 | |||
Engines, Gas, J. Pickering, 244 | * Rock-Drills, T. W. Sterling, 47 | ||
* Screw Propellers, Counteracting the Thrust of, G. A. Teulon, 266 | |||
Engines, Gas, G. G. Pickering and W. Hopkins, 48, 580 | * Screwing and Turning Machines, J. Barrow, 557 | ||
* Shaft Couplings, T. L. Ellis and C. Leonard, 494 | |||
Engines, Gas, J. A. Serrell, 328 | * Shafting, Coupling, R. Whitehill, 114 | ||
* Shafts, Facilitating the Sinking of, F. H. Poetsch, 70 | |||
Engines, Gas, C. T. Wordsworth and H. Lindley, 220 | * Ships’ Courses, Ascertaining, G. C. Lilley, 445 | ||
* Ships, Propelling, A. Keating, 469 | |||
Engines, Gas, Caloric, E. and E. Crowe and H. | * Ships, Raising or Lowering, A. Grothe and C. J. | ||
* Appleby, 372 | |||
Crowe, 91 | * Ships of War, E. J. Reed, 47 | ||
* Signals, Operating Safety, T. A. B. Putman, 372 | |||
Engines, Gas and Petroleum, M. V. Schiltz, 421 | * Smoke, Consuming, C. Mace and J. Brewster, 133 | ||
* Speed Indicator, Electric, R. P. Sellon, 92 | |||
Engines, Hot-Air, E. Field and H. Ay don, 220 | * Speed Regulator for Engines, N. Macbeth, 198 | ||
* Steel Making by the Bessemer Process, A. Davy, 48 | |||
Engines, Pumping, II, Davey, 349 | * Steel, Manufacture of, W. Beardmore and J. MacC. Cherrie, 579 | ||
* Steering Apparatus, Steam, J. Downton and J. Wimshurt, 264 | |||
Engines, Rotary, T. Nordenfelt and G. W. Garrett, 132 | * Steering Gear, J. Hastie, 580 | ||
* Sub-Aqueous Structures, Constructing, W. J. | |||
Engines, Steam, W. F. Goodwin, 70 | * Bentley, 219 | ||
* Sugar, Drying and Cooling, G. M. Newell, 422 | |||
Engines, Steam, A. Hoyois, 70 | * Supports for Telegraph Wires, Insulated, S. Woolf, 305 | ||
* Switch, Electrical, J. Lea, 285 | |||
Engines, Steam, W. Watson, 92 | * Switches, Electrical, C. W. Holden, 349 | ||
* Telephone Transmitters, G. L. Anders, 557 | |||
Engines, Steam, with Oscillating Cylinders, C. | * Telephone Transmitters, D. Drawbaugh, 349 | ||
* Telephones, W. Gillett, 556 | |||
Jacobsen, 470 | * Telephones, A. W. Rose, 157 | ||
* Telephonic Apparatus, G. L. Anders, 470 | |||
Engines, Tramway, R. Peacock and H. L, Lange, 421 | * Telephonic Apparatus, E. George, F. A. Pocock, and J. S. Muirs, 114 | ||
* Telephonic Apparatus, G. E. Gouraud, 90 | |||
Excavating Machines, D. Macdonald, 397 | * Telephonic Apparatus, J. Graham, 91, 219 | ||
* Telephonic Apparatus, T. H. Meatchem, 397 | |||
Excavators, W. F. Batho, 349 | * Telephonic Apparatus, A. E. Slater and F. T. | ||
* Hollins, 286 | |||
Friction Gearing, W. E. Ayrton and J. Perry 158 | * Telephonic Apparatus, C. S. Steele, 196 | ||
* Thrust-Bearings for the Shafts of Screw Propellers, F. Jackson, 538 | |||
Fuel, Utilising Liquid, T. Urquhart, 89 | * Torpedoes, J. Mathieson, 494 | ||
* Torpedoes, T. Nordenfelt, 398, 470 | |||
Furnace Bars, Rocking, J. Hampton, 219 | * Tramways, R. L. Urquhart, 421 | ||
* Tramways, Electric, C. Basto, 22 | |||
Furnaces, G. Stumpf, 114 | * Tube Coils, Metallic, T. B. Sharp, 398 | ||
* Valve for Determining Intermittent Flow of Fluids, A. Kaiser, 422 | |||
Furnaces, Blast, A. Stewart, 47 | * Valve Gear, F. M. Stevens, 398 | ||
* Valve Gear for Steam Engines, A. Paul, 537 | |||
Furnaces, Boiler, J. Elliot and T. A. Cunningham, 90 | * Valve Gear for Steam Engines, W. E. Rich, 68 | ||
* Valves for Regulating the Flow of Liquids, W. H. | |||
Furnaces, Converting, P. Manh6s, 446 | * Bailey and W. Lawson, 445 | ||
* Valves, Safety, Lethuillier and Pinel, 285 | |||
Furnaces, Gas Generating, L. Mond, 266 | * Water-Wheels, F. Pallansch, 219 | ||
* Ways or Conductors, Electric, E. M. Bentley and | |||
Furnaces for Liquid Fuel, J. H. Selwyn, 468 | * W. H. Knight, 47 | ||
* Wheels, Railway, A. Krupp, 133 | |||
Furnaces, Melting, D. Rylands, 538 | * Wheels for Railways, R. C. Mansell, 48 | ||
* Wire, Annealing, S. Fox, 557 | |||
Furnaces, Metallurgical, J. T. King, 493 | * Wire Protectors, Electrical, J. 0. Cottrell, 92 | ||
* Wires, Electrical, C. C. Gilman, 266 | |||
Furnaces, Reverberatory Smelting, R. P. Wilson, 90 | * Wires, Preparing Insulated, A. A. Cowles, 24ft | ||
* NAMES OE PATENTEES. | |||
Furnaces to Steam Generators, J. Ferrando, 305 | |||
Gas Lighting Apparatus, A. L. Bower and T. Thorp, 265 | |||
Gas, Making Illuminating, M. Schwab and J. | |||
Overhoff, 421 | |||
Gas, Manufacture of, M. Cross, 69 | |||
Gas Motors, E. Korting and G. Lieckfeld, 91 | |||
Gases, Heating, for Motors, G. E. Haight, W. H. | |||
Wood, and W. E. Winsor, 198 | |||
Gearing, Differential, Applied to Electro-Motors/ | |||
F. Wynne, 48 | |||
Generating Steam, V. W. Blanchard, 286 | |||
Generators, Electrical, T. A. Edison, 538 | |||
Generators, Steam, J. E. Culver, 266 | |||
Governing Steam Motors, P. W. Willans, 579 | |||
Governor for Screw Propeller Engines, D. L. | |||
Dunlop, 446 | |||
Gunpowder, T. Nordenfelt, 494 | |||
Holders for Incandescent Electric Lamps, A. Swan, 69 | |||
Ignition by Electricity, 0. E. Woodhouse, F, L. Rawson, and A. R. Molison, 537 | |||
India-Rubber Springs for Railway Engines, G. Spencer, 198, 219 | |||
Indicators for Steam Engines, J. G. and J. T. S. Pembley, 133 | |||
Injectors, P. Zotoff and B. Afonasseff, 327 | |||
Insulators, Telegraph, C. C. Hinsdale, 198 | |||
Iron, Casting, T. and J. Robinson, 134 | |||
Iron and Steel, Manufacture of, T. Griffiths, 69 | |||
Joints, Universal, R. Edmonds, 306 | |||
Lamps, Arc Regulator, R. E. B. Crompton and T. Crabb,69 | |||
Lamps, Electric, C. L. R. E. Menges, 113 | |||
Lamps, Electric, A. Shedlock, 22 | |||
Lamps, Electric, J. R. P. Wallace and F. Cherry, 349 | |||
Lamps, Electric Arc, W. Baxter, 92 | |||
Lamps, Electric Arc, P. Jolin and J. Parsons, 90 | |||
Lamps, Electric Arc, F. M. Newton, 243 | |||
Lamps, Electric Arc, C. Wuest, 178 | |||
Lamps, Incandescence Electric, J. M. A. Gerard Lescuyer, 134 | |||
Lamps, Incandescent Electric, A. Bernstein, 266 | |||
Lamps, Incandescent Electric, J. H. Guest, 68 | |||
Lamps, Incandescent Electric, R. Harrison, 177 | |||
Lamps, Incandescent Electric, A. Swan, 286, 557 | |||
Lamps, Incandescent Electric, K. H. S. Thompson,^ | |||
Lamps, Miners’ Safety, H. Friemann, 196 | |||
Lamps, Miners’ Safety, H. Pieper, 306 | |||
Lamps, Portable Electric, R. Barlow, 445 | |||
Lamps for Railway Carriages, J. F. Shallis and T. C. J. Thomas, 327 | |||
Lamps, Regulating the Carbons of Electric, La Socihtb Anonyme des Ateliers, 265 | |||
Lamps, Regulating Electric Arc, F. L. Willard, 112 | |||
Lifeboats, G. Skelton, 265 | |||
Lighting, Electric, on Railway Trains, W. | |||
Stroudley and E. J. Houghton, 90 | |||
Lubricating Apparatus for Steam Engines, T. Holland, 21 | |||
Lubricating Cylinders, F. J. Weiss, 70 | |||
Metals, Cutting, W. W. Hulse, 265 | |||
Meter, Electric, W. McWhirter, 219 | |||
Meters, Electric, J. E. H. Gordon, 133 | |||
Meters, Electrical, T. A. Edison, 91 | |||
Meters, Gas, H, Green, 328 | |||
Meters, Water, H. Frost, 112 | |||
Meters, Water, L. H. Nash, 244 | |||
Mills, Grinding, E. Puckering, 244 | |||
Mills, Roller, A. Mechwart, 372 | |||
Mills, Rolling, Wilmot, Hobbs, and Company, 219 | |||
Motors, Gas, D. Clerk, 305 | |||
Motors for Steering, F. W. Scott, 305 | |||
Pavements, E. G. Banner, 285 | |||
Pig Iron, Breaking, T. A. Blake, 422 | |||
Pipe Couplings for Railway Brakes, L. B. Legray, 328 | |||
Pistons, Packing for, J. E. Bell, 470 | |||
Propellers, B. W. Maughan and S. D. Waddy, 556 | |||
Propellers, Construction of, J. Betteley, 114 | |||
Pumps, Hydraulic, W. H. Watson, 350 | |||
Pyrometers, A. and E. Boulier, 469 | |||
Quartz Crusher, H. Sutherland, 114 | |||
Railways, J. Kenyon, 470 | |||
Railways, Electrical, W. A. Traill, 178 | |||
Receiving Instrument of Speaking Telephone, J. H. Robertson, 557 | |||
Rock-Boring Machines, W. F. Heshuysen, 515 | |||
Rock-Drill, C. W. Burton, 177 | |||
Rock-Drill, G. McC. Derby, 92 | |||
Rock-Drill, T. R. Jordan, 178 | |||
Rock-Drill, M. Macdermott and W. Glover, 197 | |||
Rock-Drills, A. Shedlock, 265 | |||
Rock-Drills, T. W. Sterling, 47 | |||
Screw Propellers, Counteracting the Thrust of, G. A. Teulon, 266 | |||
Screwing and Turning Machines, J. Barrow, 557 | |||
Shaft Couplings, T. L. Ellis and C. Leonard, 494 | |||
Shafting, Coupling, R. Whitehill, 114 | |||
Shafts, Facilitating the Sinking of, F. H. Poetsch, 70 | |||
Ships’ Courses, Ascertaining, G. C. Lilley, 445 | |||
Ships, Propelling, A. Keating, 469 | |||
Ships, Raising or Lowering, A. Grothe and C. J. | |||
Appleby, 372 | |||
Ships of War, E. J. Reed, 47 | |||
Signals, Operating Safety, T. A. B. Putman, 372 | |||
Smoke, Consuming, C. Mace and J. Brewster, 133 | |||
Speed Indicator, Electric, R. P. Sellon, 92 | |||
Speed Regulator for Engines, N. Macbeth, 198 | |||
Steel Making by the Bessemer Process, A. Davy, 48 | |||
Steel, Manufacture of, W. Beardmore and J. MacC. Cherrie, 579 | |||
Steering Apparatus, Steam, J. Downton and J. Wimshurt, 264 | |||
Steering Gear, J. Hastie, 580 | |||
Sub-Aqueous Structures, Constructing, W. J. | |||
Bentley, 219 | |||
Sugar, Drying and Cooling, G. M. Newell, 422 | |||
Supports for Telegraph Wires, Insulated, S. Woolf, 305 | |||
Switch, Electrical, J. Lea, 285 | |||
Switches, Electrical, C. W. Holden, 349 | |||
Telephone Transmitters, G. L. Anders, 557 | |||
Telephone Transmitters, D. Drawbaugh, 349 | |||
Telephones, W. Gillett, 556 | |||
Telephones, A. W. Rose, 157 | |||
Telephonic Apparatus, G. L. Anders, 470 | |||
Telephonic Apparatus, E. George, F. A. Pocock, and J. S. Muirs, 114 | |||
Telephonic Apparatus, G. E. Gouraud, 90 | |||
Telephonic Apparatus, J. Graham, 91, 219 | |||
Telephonic Apparatus, T. H. Meatchem, 397 | |||
Telephonic Apparatus, A. E. Slater and F. T. | |||
Hollins, 286 | |||
Telephonic Apparatus, C. S. Steele, 196 | |||
Thrust-Bearings for the Shafts of Screw Propellers, F. Jackson, 538 | |||
Torpedoes, J. Mathieson, 494 | |||
Torpedoes, T. Nordenfelt, 398, 470 | |||
Tramways, R. L. Urquhart, 421 | |||
Tramways, Electric, C. Basto, 22 | |||
Tube Coils, Metallic, T. B. Sharp, 398 | |||
Valve for Determining Intermittent Flow of Fluids, A. Kaiser, 422 | |||
Valve Gear, F. M. Stevens, 398 | |||
Valve Gear for Steam Engines, A. Paul, 537 | |||
Valve Gear for Steam Engines, W. E. Rich, 68 | |||
Valves for Regulating the Flow of Liquids, W. H. | |||
Bailey and W. Lawson, 445 | |||
Valves, Safety, Lethuillier and Pinel, 285 | |||
Water-Wheels, F. Pallansch, 219 | |||
Ways or Conductors, Electric, E. M. Bentley and | |||
W. H. Knight, 47 | |||
Wheels, Railway, A. Krupp, 133 | |||
Wheels for Railways, R. C. Mansell, 48 | |||
Wire, Annealing, S. Fox, 557 | |||
Wire Protectors, Electrical, J. 0. Cottrell, 92 | |||
Wires, Electrical, C. C. Gilman, 266 | |||
Wires, Preparing Insulated, A. A. Cowles, 24ft | |||
NAMES OE PATENTEES. | |||
Anders, G. L., Telephone Transmitters, 557 | Anders, G. L., Telephone Transmitters, 557 | ||
* Anders, G. L., Telephonic Apparatus, 470 | |||
* Anderson, W., Carriages for Heavy Ordnance, 133 | |||
* Anderson, L., Couplings for Railway Carriages, 158 | |||
* Andrew, C. H., Gas Engines, 157, 350 | |||
* Andrews, J. D. F., Measuring Electricity, 68 | |||
* Aronson, J. N., Electricity for Curative Purposes, 198 | |||
* Ayrton, W. E., and J. Perry, Contact Boxes on Electric Railways, 68 | |||
* Ayrton, W. E., and J. Perry, Friction Gearing, 158 | |||
* Bailey, W. H., and W. Lawson, Valves for Regulating the Flow of Liquids, 445 | |||
* Ball, R. E., Generating Electric Currents, 92 | |||
* Banner, E. G., Pavements, 285 | |||
* Barlow, R., Portable Electric Lamps, 445 | |||
* Barrow, J., Screwing and Turning Machines, 557 | |||
* Basset, N., Voltaic Batteries, 469 | |||
* Basto, C., Electric Tramways, 22 | |||
* Batho, W. F., Excavators, 349 | |||
* Baxter, W., Electric Arc Lamps, 92 | |||
* Bayle, P. A., Steam Boilers, 350 | |||
* Beardmore, W„ and J. MacC. Cherrie, Manufacture of Steel, 579 | |||
* Bell, J. E., Packing for Pistons, 470 | |||
* Bentley, W. J., Constructing Sub-Aqueous Structures, 219 | |||
* Bentley, E. M., and W. H. Knight, Electric Ways or Conductors, 47 | |||
* Benton, C. H., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 470 | |||
* Bernstein, A., Incandescent Electric Lamps, 266 | |||
* Betteley, J., Construction of Propellers, 114 | |||
* Blake, T. A., Breaking Pig Iron, 422 | |||
* Blanchard, V. W., Generating Steam, 286 | |||
* Boulier, A and E., Pyrometers, 469 | |||
* Bower, A. S., and T. Thorp, Gaslighting Apparatus, 265 | |||
* Bowick, T. G. Disintegrating Machinery, 286 | |||
* Browne, A., Electromotive Engine, 68 | |||
* Brush, C. F., Armatures for Electric Current | |||
* Generating Machines, 445 | |||
* Brush, C. F., Preparing Plates for Secondary Batteries, 493 | |||
* Bull, H. C., Gas Engines, 556 | |||
* Bullock, C. A., Gas Engines, 538 | |||
* Burke, F. E., G. C. V. Holmes, and S. H. Em-mens, Galvanic Batteries, 494 | |||
* Burton, C. W., Rock Drill, 177 | |||
* Clerk, D., Gas Motors, 305 | |||
* Coppinger, H., Fluid Pressure Engines, 538 | |||
* Cottrell, J. O., Electrical Wire Protectors, 92 | |||
* Cowles, A. A., Preparing Insulated Wires, 243 | |||
* Coxeter, S. J., and H. Nehmer, Electro-Motors, 446 | |||
* Crompton, R. E. B., and T. Crabb, Arc Regulator Lamps, 69 | |||
* Cross, M., Manufacture of Gas, 69 | |||
* Crossley, F. W., Gas Engines, 157 | |||
* Crowe, E. and E., and H., Gas Caloric Engines, 91 | |||
* Culver, J. E., Steam Generators, 266 | |||
* Cunynghame, H. H., O. E. Woodhouse, and F. | |||
* L. Rawson, Electrical Currents and Circuits, 113 | |||
* Darling, J., Coupling Railway Carriages, 218 | |||
* Davey, H., Pumping Engines, 349 | |||
* Davey, A., Steel Making by the Bessemer Process, 48 | |||
* Deprez, M., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 157 | |||
* Derby, G. McC., Rock Drilling, 92 | |||
* Dougill, J., Gas Engines, 397 | |||
* Downton, J., and J. Wimshurt, Steam Steering Apparatus, 264 | |||
* Drawbaugh, D., Telephone Transmitters, 349 | |||
* Duckering, C., Grinding Mills, 244 | |||
* Dunham, T. H., Electrical Conductor, 178 | |||
* Dunlop, D. L., Governor for Screw Propeller Engines, 446 | |||
* Dunston, R. E., A. Pfannkuche, and J. Fairlie, Dynamo-Electric Machines, 537 | |||
* Economic Motor Company, Gas Engines, 349 | |||
* Edison, T. A., Electrical Generators, 538 | |||
* Edison, T. A., Electrical Meters, 91 | |||
* Edison, T. A., Generation of Electricity, 132 | |||
* Edmonds, R., Universal Joints, 306 | |||
* Elliot, J., and T. A. Cunningham, Steam Boilers, 90 | |||
* Ellis, T. L., and C. Leonard, Shaft Couplings, 494 | |||
* Fairfax, J. S., Electric and Magnetic Forces, 558 | |||
* Ferrando, J., Furnaces to Steam Generators, 305 | |||
* Ferranti, S. Z. de, Dynamo-Electric Machines, 538 | |||
* Fiechter, L. B., Centrifugal Machines, 556 | |||
* Field, E., andH. Aydon, Hot-Air Engines, 220 | |||
* Fielding, J., Gas Engines, 177 | |||
* Forbes, G., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 158 | |||
* Foulis, W., Gas Engines, 197 | |||
* Fox, S., Annealing Wire, 557 | |||
* Fox, S., Manufacture of Steam Boilers, 328 | |||
* Fraser, G. C. and J. H., Steam Boilers, 158 | |||
* Friemann, H., Miners’ Safety Lamps, 196 | |||
* Frost, H., Water Meters, 112 | |||
* Fyfe, A. L., and L. Goldberg, Transmitting Electric Current to Lamps on Vessels, 285 | |||
* Gardie, C. F. Leonce, Gas Engines, 197 | |||
* Garrett, G. W., and T. Nordenfelt, Rotary Engines, 132 | |||
* George, E., F. A. Pocock, and J. S. Muir, Telephonic Apparatus, 114 | |||
* G^rard-Lescuyer, J. M. A., Electric Incandescence Lamps, 134 | |||
* Gillett, W., Telephones, 556 | |||
* Gilman, C. E., Electric Wires, 266 | |||
* Goodwin, W. F., Steam Engines, 70 | |||
* Gordon, J. E. H., Electric Meters, 133 | |||
* Gouraud, G. E., Telephonic Apparatus, 90 | |||
* Graham, J., Telephonic Apparatus, 91, 219 | |||
* Gray, A. and T., Generating Electric Energy, 156 | |||
* Green, H., Belt Fasteners, 244 | |||
* Greene, H., Gas Meters, 328 | |||
* Griffin, S.« Gas Engines, 306 | |||
* Griffiths, T., Manufacture of Iron and Steel, 69 | |||
* Grothe, A., and C, J. Appleby, Raising or Lowering Ships, 372 | |||
* Guest, J. H., Incandescent Electrical Lamps, 68 | |||
* Guilleaume, F. C., Cables for Electric Currents, 446 | |||
* Haig, W. B., and J. Nuttall, Gas Engines, 69 | |||
* Haight, G. E., W. H. Wood, and W. E. Winsor, Heating Gases for Motors, 198 | |||
* Hale, W. E., Gas Engines, 558 | |||
* Hamand, A. S., Vacuum Brake, 134 | |||
* Hampton, J., Rocking Furnace Bars, 219 | |||
* Hargreaves, W., and W. Inglis, Barring Engines, 285 | |||
* Harrison, R., Incandescent Electric Lamps, 177 | |||
* Hastie, J., Steering Gear, 580 | |||
* Heshuysen, W. F., Rock-Boring Machines, 515 | |||
* Hinsdale, C. C., Telegraph Insulators, 198 | |||
* Hochhausen, W., Plates for Secondary Batteries, 22 | |||
* Holden, C. W., Electrical Switches, 349 | |||
* Holland, T., Lubricating Apparatus for Steam Engines, 21 | |||
* Holmes, G. C. V., and S. E. Emmens, Galvanic Batteries, 327 | |||
* Hopkinson, J., Recording a Supply of Electricity, 218 | |||
* Hoyois, A., Steam Engines, 70 | |||
* Hudson, R., Detaching Gear for Boats, 304 | |||
* Hudson, R., J. Grantham, and J. H. Broker, Davits, 445 | |||
* Hulse, W. W., Cutting Metals, 265 | |||
* Hutchinson, H., Manufacture of Coke, 114 | |||
* Ingrey, C., Caloric Engines, 113 | |||
* Jackson, E., Spring Buffers, 372 | |||
* Jackson, F., Thrust Bearings for the Shafts of Screw Propellers, 538 | |||
* Jacobsen, C., Steam Engines with Oscillating Cylinders, 470 | |||
* Jolin, P., and J. Parsons, Electric Arc Lamps, 90 | |||
* Jones, E., Obtaining Electric Currents, 243 | |||
* Jordan, T. R., Rock Drills, 178 | |||
* Kabath, N. de, Electrical Igniting for Gas Engines, 516 | |||
* Kaiser, A., Valve for Determining Intermittent Flow of Fluids, 422 | |||
* Keating, A., Propelling Ships, 469 | |||
* Kenyon, J., Railways, 470 | |||
* King, J. T., Metallurgical Furnaces, 493 | |||
* Kirchenpauer, G. J., and L. H. Philippi, Gas Engines, 178 | |||
* Korting, E., and G. Lieckfeld, Gas Motors, 91 | |||
* Krupp, A., Railway Wheels, 133 | |||
* Lamkin, L. F., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 177 | |||
* La Socffitfc Anonyme des Ateliers, Regulating the Carbons of Electric Lamps, 265 | |||
* La Socidt6 Universelle d’Electricitd Tommasi, Transmitting Electrical Impulses to a Distance, 494 | |||
* Lea, J., Electrical Switch, 285 | |||
* Leadbeater, S., Railway Chairs, 265 | |||
* Legray, L. B., Pipe Couplings for Railway Brakes, 328 | |||
* Lethuillier and Pinel, Safety Valves, 285 | |||
* Lilley, G. C., Ascertaining Ships’ Courses,445 | |||
* Livesey, F. H. W., Gas Engines, 133 | |||
* Macbeth, N., Speed Regulator for Engines, 198 | |||
* McCollin, H., Gear for Ships’ Davits, 48 | |||
* Macdermott, M. and W. Glover, Rock-Drill, 197 | |||
* Macdonald, D., Excavating Machines, 397 | |||
* Mace, C., and J. Brewster, Consuming Smoke, 133 | |||
* McWhirter, W., Electric Meter, 219 | |||
* Manh^s, P., Converting Furnaces, 446 | |||
* Mansell, R. C., Wheels for Railways, 48 | |||
* March, 0., and F. Cheeswright, Electro-Motors, 445 | |||
* Marcus, S., Gas Engines, 70 | |||
* Martin, L. P., and F. W. Gilles, Heated Air | |||
* Motors, 157 | |||
* Matthieson, J., Torpedoes, 494 | |||
* Maughan, B. W., and S. D. Waddy, Propellers, 556 | |||
* Meatchem, T. H., Telephonic Apparatus, 397 | |||
* Meeh wart, A., Roller Mills, 372 | |||
* Menges, C. L. R. E., Electric Lamps, 113 | |||
* Mond, Ii., Gas Generating Furnaces, 266 | |||
* Mordey, W. H., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 397 | |||
* Murdock, W. M., Bessemer Converters, 580 | |||
* Nash, L. H., Gas Engines, 244, 306 | |||
* Nash, L. H., Water Meters, 244 | |||
* Newall, G. M., Drying and Cooling Sugar, 422 | |||
* Newton, F. M., Electric Arc Lamps, 243 | |||
* Niel, P., Gas Engines, 158 | |||
* Noad, J., andR. Matthews, Batteries for Electric | |||
* Lighting, 580 | |||
* Nordenfelt, T., Cartridges, 114 | |||
* Nordenfelt, T., Gunpowder, 494 | |||
* Nordenfelt, T., Rotary Engines, 132 | |||
* Nordenfelt, T., Torpedoes, 398, 470 | |||
* Overhoff, J., and M. Schwab, Making Gas, 421 | |||
* Pallansch, F., Water Wheels, 219 | |||
* Palmer, C. H., and A. M. Loryea, Dynamo-Electric Machines, 22 | |||
* Paul, A., Valve Gear for Steam Engines, 537 | |||
* Peacock, R., and H. L. Lange, Tramway Engines, | |||
* Pembley, J. G. and J. T. S., Indicators for Stean | |||
* Engines, 133 | |||
* Philippart, G., Electric Accumulators, 398 | |||
* Pickering, J., Gas Engines, 244 | |||
* Pickering, G. G., and W. Hopkins, Gas Engines, | |||
* 48, 580 | |||
* Pieper, H., Miners’ Safety Lamps, 306 | |||
* Poetsch, F. H,, Sinking Shafts, 70 | |||
* Putnam, T. A. B., Operating Safety Signals, 372 | |||
* Reckenzaun, A., Electro-Motors, 579 | |||
* Recordon, E. F., Electro-Magnets, 470 | |||
* Reed, E, J., Ships of War, 47 | |||
* Reid, D. G., and D. Thomson, Bending Angle | |||
* Iron, 557 | |||
* Rich, W. E., Valve Gear for Steam Engines, 68 | |||
* Robertson, J. H., Receiving Instrument of Speaking Telephones, 557 | |||
* Robinson, T. and J., Casting Iron, 134 | |||
* Roe, J. T., Couplings for Rolling Stock, 196 | |||
* Rose, A. W., Telephones, 157 | |||
* Ross, O. C. D., Galvanic Batteries, 306 | |||
* Russell, J., Crankshafts for Steamships, 285 | |||
* Rylands, D., Melting Furnaces, 538 | |||
* Sala, Don P. P. de la, Distributing Blast to Blast Furnaces, 244 | |||
* Salomons, Sir D., Contact-Making Electro | |||
* Motors, 196 | |||
* Schiltz, M. V., Gas and Petroleum Engines, 421 | |||
* Schwab, M., Gas Making, 421 | |||
* Scott, F. W., Motors for Steering, 305 | |||
* Sellon, R. P., Electric Speed Indicator, 92 | |||
* Sellon, J. S., Electrical Heating, 516 | |||
* Sellon, J. S., Secondary Batteries, 537 | |||
* Selwyn, J. H„ Furnaces for Liquid Fuel, 468 | |||
* Serrel, J. A., Gas Engines, 328 | |||
* Shallis, F., and T. C. J. Thomas, Lamps for Railway Carriages, 327 | |||
* Sharp, T. B., Metallic Tube Coils, 398 | |||
* Shedlock, A., Drilling Rocks, 265 | |||
* Shedlock, A., Electric Lamps, 22 | |||
* Sheehy, R. J., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 305, | |||
* Siemens, Sir W. (Partly E. W. Siemens), Conductors for Electrical Railways, 515 | |||
* Siemens, Sir W. (Partly E. W. Siemens), Measuring Electrical Energy, 515 | |||
* Skelton, G., Lifeboats, 265 | |||
* Slater, A. E., and F, T. Hollins, Telephonic Apparatus, 286 | |||
* S“ifch» M- Transmitting Electrical Energy, | |||
* Spencer, G., India-Rubber Springs for Railway | |||
* Engines, 198, 219 | |||
* St^er» J’ P’’ Magneto Generators of Electricity, | |||
* Stebbins, J. M., Voltaic Batteries, 220 | |||
* Steele, C. S., Telephonic Apparatus, 196 | |||
* Sterling, T. W., Rock Drills, 47 | |||
* Stevens, F. M., Valve Gear, 398 | |||
* Stewart, A., Blast Furnaces, 47 | |||
* Stout, C., Engine Direction Indicators, 422 | |||
* Stroudley, W., and E. J. Houghton, Electric | |||
* Lighting on Railway Trains, 90 | |||
* Stumpf, G., Furnaces, 114 | |||
* Sutherland, H., Quartz Crusher, 114 | |||
* LampA’69HOlderS f°r Incandesce»t Electric | |||
* Swan, A., Incandescent Electric Lamps, 286, 557 | |||
* TepJopener^2^0UnteraCtinS theThrust of Screw | |||
* Sir W’’ Generating Electric Currents | |||
* Thompson, R. H. S., Electric. Incandescent Lamps, 134 | |||
* Thompson, J. K., and G. R. Race, Railway | |||
* Chairs and Keys, 243 | |||
* Tomkins, C. T., Storing Electric Energy, 156 | |||
* Tordoff, J., Steam Boilers, 446 | |||
* Traill, W. A., Electrical Railways, 178 | |||
* Urquhart, R. L., Tramways, 421 | |||
* Urquhart, T., Utilising Liquid Fuel, 89 | |||
* Varley, F. H., J. S. Shearer, and W. Beale, Dynamo-Electric Machines, 579 | |||
* Vaux, W., Combined Coupling and Buffer, 48 | |||
* Velloni, G. G. L., Galvanic Batteries, 91 | |||
* Voice, E. L., Producing Electricity for Lighting, 47 | |||
* Wallace, J. R. P., and F. Cherry, Electric Lamps, 349 | |||
* Watson, W. H., Hydraulic Pumps, 350 | |||
* Watson, W., Steam Engines, 92 | |||
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* Weiss, F. J., Lubricating Cylinders, 70 | |||
* Whitehill, R., Coupling Shafting, 114 | |||
* Willans, P. W., Governing Steam Motors, 579 | |||
* Willard, F. L., Regulating Electric Arc Lamps, 112 | |||
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Illustrations
- Air Spacing; British Naval Gunnery, 135
- Alarm, Fire, Bright’s Electrical, 149, 150
- Alarm, Napoli’s Electric, 74
- Albini Gun Mounting, The, 71
- Alhambra Theatre, The ; Girder over Stage, 540
- Alignment, Horizontal, 319
- Amalgamating Silver Ore, 518
- American and English Fishing Vessels, 31
- Ammeter, Ayrton and Perry’s, 544
- Amsler’s Planimeter with Halpin’s Locking Gear, 141
- Anthracite Coal Breaker, Details of, 309
- Arc Lamp, Clark and Bowman’s Electric, 77
- Argentine Government, Torpedo Boat for the, 163
- Armament of Torpedo Boats, The, 94, 95
- Armour, Cast-Iron, Experiments on, 289
- Armour for Ships, 224
- Asquith’s Horizontal Boring, Drilling, and Surfacing Machine, 7
- Automatic Brake Details, Westinghouse, 140
- Aveling and Porter’s Six-Horse Road Locomotive with Spring Wheels, 181
- Ayrton and Perry’s Ammeter, 544
- Bagnall’s Locomotive and Car for Portable Railway, 330
- Balance, Hughes’s Magnetic, 131
- Balakhani, near Baku, Nobel’s Pumping Well at, 296
- Ball Turning Machine, Wilkinson and Lister’s, 392
- Band Saw for Cutting Iron, Massey’s, 239
- Band Saw Sharpening Machine, Rasmussen and Sons’, 466
- Bar, The River Mersey, Proposed Dredging, 433 Battery, Daniell, on the KohlfUrst System, 51 Beam, Concentrated and Distributed Loads
- Fixed on a, 513
- Bell and Co.’s Rope Pulley Friction Brake, 501
- Bell, Redon’s Electric, 14
- Belt Fastener, Moxon’s, 408
- Belt Gear for Travelling Crane, Fielding and Platt’s, 523
- Bending and Forging Press for Angle Irons, Berry’s, 427
- Bismarck Bridge over the Missouri River ; Northern Pacific Railroad, 34, 39, 88, 89, 122, 123
- Blast Furnace Economy, 111
- Block System, Rodary’s, 73
- Blow-Pipe Burners, Fletcher’s, 466
- Boase and Miller’s Water Cooling Apparatus, 393
- Boat, Derrick, for the Bismarck Bridge, 123
- Boat Gun, The Hotchkiss 37-millimetre, 94, 95 Boat, Railway Ferry, Edwards and Symes’s, 430 , Boat, Torpedo, for the Argentine Government, 163
- Boat, Torpedo, for the Russian Government, 162 Boats, Torpedo, The Armament of, 94, 95
- Boats, Torpedo, Yarrow and Company’s, 49, 50, 80, 85, 118, 119, 143, 162,163, 214
- Boiler, Burrell’s Launch, 312
- Boiler Explosions in 1883 ; E. B. Marten’s Annual Report, 272, 273
- Boiler, Steam, Hardingham’s Sectional, 30
- Boiler and Triple Expansion Engines of the s.s. “Isle of Dursey,” 184, 188
- Boilers and Compound Engines of the s.s. “ Hunstanton,” “ Godiva,” “Stokesley,” &c., Westgarth, English, and Company’s, 380, 381, 405, 450, 451, 473, 477
- Boilers and Engines of the s.s. “Churchill,” 2, 3
- Boilers and Engines of the s.s. “Normandie,” 65, 103 f
- Boilers, Forced Draught for, 313
- Boring, Drilling, and Surfacing Machine, Asquith’s Horizontal, 7
- Boring Machine, Kendall and Gent’s, 115
- Bornhardt’s Mine Exploder, 14
- Boston, U.S.A., Electric Lighting Station, 564,565
- Brake, Bell and Co.’s Rope Pulley Friction, 501
- Brake Details, Westinghouse Automatic, 140
- Brake, The Prony, 373
- Breaker, Anthracite Coal, Details of, 309
- Breech Piece, The; British Naval Gunnery, 4
- Breechloading Gun, Phillips’s, 175
- Breechloading Guns, British Naval, 28
- Brickmaking and Pressing Machines, Johnson’s, 548
- Bridge, The Bismarck, over the Missouri River;
- Northern Pacific Railroad,’34,39,88,89,122,123
- Bridge, The Cobden Free, Southampton, 6,10
- Bridge, The Monongahela, 395
- Bright’s Electrical Fire Alarm, 149,150
- British .Naval Gunnery ;
- A Tube, 4
- Air Spacing, 135
- British Naval Gunnery—continued
- Albini Gun Mounting, The, 71
- Alignment, Horizontal, 319
- Armour for Ships 224
- B Coil or Belt, 4
- B Tube, 4
- Breech Piece, The, 4
- Building up the Gun, 4
- Bursting Shells, Means of; Fuzes, 180
- Case Shot, 136
- Construction of Guns, 4
- Dangerous Space, 552
- Effect of Fire, 552
- Elswick Compressor, The, 72
- Fastenings for Wrought-Iron Plates, 224
- Fuzes, Percussion, 180
- Gun Mountings, 71
- Hydraulic Recoil Press, The, 73
- Loading, Method of, 320
- Longitudinal Splitting Force, 1, 2
- Mounting Guns, 71, 269, 270
- Palliser Shell, The, 136
- Powders used in the Service, 135
- Projectile, Motion of a, 182
- Projectiles, 136
- Rotating Shells, Means of, 180
- Service Buffer, The, 72
- Shrapnel Shell, 136
- Sights, 26, 320
- System of Breechloading Guns used in the Service, 28
- Training Arrangements, 7?
- Trunnion Ring, 4
- Venting, 26
- Britton’s Steam Steering Gear, 141
- Brown Brothers and Co.’s Hydraulic Machinery on Shipboard, 335, 338, 356, 357, 360
- Buffer, The Service, 72
- Burners, Fletcher’s Blow-Pipe, 466
- Burrell and Sons’ Compound Semi-Portable Engine, 127
- Burrell’s Launch Boiler, 312
- Bursting Shells, Means of, 180
- Canadian Pacific Railroad, Plan of the, 288
- Canal, Manchester Ship, 61* 93, 199, 364, 433
- Canet’s Apparatus for Launching Torpedoes, 230 Capstan, Hydraulic, Brown Brothers and Company’s Direct-Acting, 357
- Car and Locomotive for Portable Railway, Bagnall’s, 330
- Carbon Filter, Improved, 144
- Careme and Houzeau’s Automatic Interrupter, 281
- Carson’s Excavating Plant, 246, 247
- Case Shot, 136
- Caspian ; Map of Petroleum Region, 171
- Cast-Iron Armour, Experiments on, 289
- Centrifugal Pump, Simpson’s; West Surrey Water Works, 137
- “ Churchill,” s.s., Hall, Russell, and Co.’s, 2, 3 Clark and Bowman’s Electric Arc Lamp, 77 Cleaning Hot Blast Stoves, Gun for, 369 Clocks, Electric, 52
- Coal Breaker, Anthracite, Details of, 309
- Cobden Free Bridge, Woodall’s, 6,10
- Coke Oven, The Jameson, 43
- Compound Engines and Boilers of the s.s. “ Hunstanton,” “ Godiva,” “ Stokesley,” &c., Westgarth, English, and Company’s, 380, 381, 435, 450, 451, 473, 477
- Compound Engines of H.M.S. “ Handy,” Ross and Duncan’s, 526
- Compound Engines of thes.s. “Normandie,” 65, 103
- Compound Engines of the Steam Yacht “ Lady Torfrida,” Elder and Company’s, 496
- Compound Engines, Vertical, for Driving Dynamo Machines, 102
- Compound Engines, The Willans, 76, 77
- Compound Locomotives ; Section of the London and North-Western Railway between Euston and Carlisle, 107
- Compound Semi-Portable Engine, Burrell and Sons, 127
- Compressor, The Elswick, 72
- Concentrated and Distributed Loads Fixed on a Beam, 513
- Condenser, Lagarde’s, 281
- Condenser for Tramway Engines, Honigman’s, 53 Construction of Guns ; British Naval Gunnery, 4 Continuous Current Dynamo, Gramme Multipolar, 276
- Controlling the Speed of Steam Engines, 431,432
- Cooling Apparatus, Water, Boaseand Miller’s, 393 Corliss Apparatus, The Proell, 250
- Corrugated Disc Pulleys, Hall’s, 392
- Counter for Gas Meters, Harding’s, 284
- Counter, Kempe and Ferguson’s Revolution, 426
- Crane, Overhead Travelling, Fielding and Platt’s, 522, 523
- Crane, Sixty-Ton, at Rotterdam, 308, 309, 316
- Cranes for Steel Works, Hydraulic, 166
- Cropping and Shearing Machine, Rushworth and Company’s, 404
- Crosby Indicator, The, 185
- Cross Curves of Stability, 334
- Cupola and Receiver, Stewart’s, 56
- Current Meters, Testing, 467
- Current and Potential Indicators, Kapp and
- Crompton’s, 193
- Curves of Stability, Cross, 334
- Cut-off Gear, Proell’s, 250
- Cutting Iron, Massey’s Band Saw for, 239
- Cutting-off Machine, Richards and Co.’s, 447
- Dangerous Space ; British Naval Gunnery, 552
- Daniell Battery on the Kohlfurst System, 51 Delivery Tap, An Intermittent, 392 Demagnetising Watches, Maxim’s Apparatus
- for, 368
- Dennis Lock Furniture, The, 481
- DepOt for Petroleum at Tsaritsin, South Russia, Nobel Brothers’, 259
- Deprez’s Electric Pressure Indicator, 109
- Derrick Boat for the Bismarck Bridge, 123
- Detachable Tool Points, 423
- Details of Anthracite Coal Breaker, 309
- Details of the Gaskill Pumping Engine, 206,207,210
- Details of Locomotive for the Great Eastern Railway, 292, 293
- Details of Sixty-Ton Swing Crane at Rotterdam, 308, 309, 316
- Diaphragm and Wedge Photometer A, 43
- Disc Pulleys, Hall’s Corrugated, 392
- Distilling Apparatus, Provand’s, 476, 477
- Double-Barrelled Guns and Rifles, 393
- Double Expansion Pistons, Maclaine’s, 43
- Draught for Boilers, Forced, 313
- Drawing Office, Electric Light in the, 456
- Dredging the Bar of the River Mersey, 433
- Digester, Knowles’s, 203
- Drilling, Boring, and Surfacing Machine, Asquith’s Horizontal, 7
- Drop Lubricator, Schbnheyder’s Visible, 324
- Dworak’s Sound Radiometer, 436
- Dynamo, Ganz’s, 428
- Dynamo, Gramme Multipolar Continuous, 276
- Dynamo, Matthews’s, 167
- Dynamo, Testing, 373, 384, 426, 427
- Dynamo, Vertical Compound Engine for Driving, 102
- Dynamometer, The Morin, 373
- Dynamometer, Rieter’s, 500
- Dynamometer, Tatham’s, 560
- Dynamometric Wagon, 109
- Eccentric, Tripier’s Spherical, 481
- Economy, Blast Furnace, 111
- Edwards and Symes’s Railway Ferry Boat, 430
- Effect of Fire ; British Naval Gunnery, 552
- Elder and Company’s Compound Engines of the
- Steam Yacht “ Lady Torfrida,” 496
- Electric Alarm, Napoli’s, 74
- Electric Apparatus for Working Railways, 74
- Electric Arc Lamp, Clark and Bowman’s, 77
- Electric Bell, Redon’s, 14
- Electric Clocks, 52
- Electric Governor, The Westinghouse, 535
- Electric Governor, Willans’s, 153
- Electric Governors for Steam Engines, 182
- Electric Gun, Pieper’s, 14
- Electric Illumination, Hochhausen Systems of,
- 26,27, 28, 126, 222
- Electric Light in the Drawing Office, 456
- Electric Light on Shipboard, Siemens Brothers’ Fittings for, 342
- Electric Light, The Swan and Edison, at the Health Exhibition, 572, 573
- Electric Lighting :
- Dynamo, Ganz’s, 428
- Dynamo, Gramme Multipolar Continuous Current, 276
- Dynamo, Matthews’s, 167
- Dynamo with Parsons’s High-Speed Engine, 226, 227
- Dynamos, Testing, 373, 384, 426, 427
- Dynamos, Vertical Compound Engine for Driving, 102
- Electric Arc Lamp, Clark and Bowman’s, 77
- Electric Illumination, Hochhausen’s Systems of, 26, 27, 28, 126,222
- Electric Light in the Drawing Office, 456
- Electric Lighting—continued.
- Electric Lighting Station at Boston, U.S.A., 564, 565
- Electric Projectors on Board Yachts, 535
- Fittings for Electric Light on Shipboard, 342
- Indicator, Kapp and Crompton’s Current and Potential, 193
- Swan and Edison Electric Light at the Health Exhibition, 572, 573
- Switch Board ; Boston Electric Lighting Station, 565
- Vienna Electrical Exhibition {See Exhibition, The Vienna Electrical)
- Electric Pressure Indicator, Deprez’s, 109
- Electrical Exhibition, The Philadelphia, 888
- Electrical Fire Alarm, Bright’s, 149, 150
- Elswick Compressor, The, 72
- Engine, Burrell and Sons’ Compound SemiPortable, 127
- Engine Driving Dynamo, Parsons’s High-Speed, 226, 227
- Engine and Dynamo, Matthews’s Three-Cylinder, 167
- Engine, Gaskill Pumping, Details of the, 2C6, 207, 210
- Engine Governor, Ganz’s Steam, 57
- Engine Governor, Tangye’s, 541
- Engine, Heenan and Froude’s Tower Spherical, 201, 202, 251, 408
- Engine Lathes, Grant and Bogert’s 24-inch and 26-inch, 504
- Engine for the Metropolitan Fire Brigade, Merryweather’s, 231
- Engine, Tangye’s Wall, 519
- Engine, Vertical Compound, for Driving Dynamo Machines, 102
- Engine, The Willans Compound, 76, 77
- Engine Works, The Otto Gas, Manchester, 136
- Engines and Boilers of the s.s. “ Churchill,” 2, 3
- Engines and Boilers of the s.s. “ Normandie,” 65, 103
- Engines, Compound, and Boilers, of the s.s. “Hunstanton,” “Godiva,” “Stokesley,” &c.. Westgarth, English, and Company’s, 380, 381, 405, 450, 451, 473, 477
- Engines, Compound, of H.M.S. u Handy,” Ross and Duncan’s, 526
- Engines, Compound, of the s.s. “ Normandie,” 65, 103
- Engines, Compound, of the Steam Yacht “ Lady Torfrida,” Elder and Company’s, 496
- Engines, Indicator Gear for Oscillating, 18
- Engines, Oscillating, Piston Path of, 143
- Engines (Robertson’s System) of the Steam Yacht “ Rosalind,” 251, 254
- Engines, Steam, Controlling the Speed of, 431,432
- Engines, Triple Expansion, and Boilers of the s.s. “ Isle of Dursey,” 184, 188
- Engines, Triple Expansion ; Diagrams, 523 ‘
- Engines, Tramway, Honigman’s Condenser for, 53
- English and American Fishing Vessels, 31
- English’s Valve Gear, 284
- Excavating Plant, Carson’s, 246, 247
- Exhibition, International Health, Plan of, 409
- Exhibition, The Philadelphia Electrical, 388
- ^hibition, The Vienna Electrical :
- Bornhardt’s Mine Exploder, 14
- Military Telegraphs, 13
- Pieper’s Electric Gun, 14
- Posts and Telegraphs, the French Ministry of:
- Condenser, Lagarde’s, 281
- Indicator, The Grassi and Beau, 2§0
- Inking Morse Receivers, New Systems of, 221 Interrupter, Careme and Houzeau’s 281 Maps of the Pneumatic Systems of Paris, 159 Miscellaneous Apparatus, 281
- Morse Duplex Installation, M. Sieur’s, 221
- Radiophonic Apparatus, Mercadier’f, 281
- Relay, Marcillac’s, 280
- Submarine Lines, Relays for, 280
- Telephone, Testu’s, 281
- Testing Instruments, 281
- Translating Relay, Hequet’s, 280
- Voltascope and Voltameter, Marcillac’s, 281
- Railway Exhibits:
- Daniell Battery on the Kohlftirst System, 51 Dynamometric Wagon, 109
- Electric Apparatus for Working Railways, 74
- Electric Clocks, 52
- Electric Pressure Indicator, Deprez’s, 109
- Electric Railway Signals, 51
- Intercommunication in Trains, 52
- Leopolder Water Level Regulator, 51
- Lightning Discharger, KohlfUrst’s, 51
- Napoli’s Electric Alarm, 74
- Rodary’s Block System, 73
- Exhibition, The Vienna Electrical—wntinuecL Telephones:
- KJower-Bell, The, 14
- Redon’s Electric Bell, 14
- Wreden’s Microphonic Transmitters, 14
- Torpedo Service, 13
- Exhibition, The Wolverhampton, 532
- Expansion Engines, Triple ; Diagrams, 523
- Experiments on Cast-Iron Armour, 289
- Exploder, Bornhardt’s Mine, 14
- Explosions, Boiler, in 1883; E. B. Marten’s Annual Report, 272, 273
- Extension, Railway, The Metropolitan, 508, 509
- Fastener, Moxon’sBelt, 408
- Fastener, Railway Wagon Sheet, 153
- Fastenings for Wrought-Iron Plates, 224
- Ferguson’s Mechanical Paradox, 18
- Ferry Boat, Railway, Edwards and Symes’s, 430 Fielding and Platt’s Overhead Travelling Crane, 522,523
- Filter, Improved Carbon, 144
- Filters, Thames, at the Hydraulic Power Company’s Works, 331
- Fire Alarm, Bright’s Electric, 149, 150
- Fire Brigade, The Metropolitan, Merry weather’s Engine for, 231
- Fishing Vessels, English and American, 31
- Fittings for Electric Light on Shipboard, 342
- Fletcher’s Blow-Pipe Burners, 466
- Forced Draught for Boilers, 313
- Forging and Bending Press for Angle Irons, Berry’s, 427
- Free Bridge, The Cobden, Southampton, 6, 10
- Friction Brake, Rope Pulley, Bell and Company’s, 501
- Furnace Economy, Blast, 111
- Furnace, Summers’s Heating, 532
- Furniture, Lock, The Dennis, 481
- Fuzes, Percussion, 180
- Ganz’s Dynamo, 428
- Ganz’s Steam Engine Governor, 57
- Gardner Machine Guns, Single-Barrel, Two-Barrel, and Five-Barrel, 144, 145
- Gas Engine Works, The Otto, Manchester, 136
- Gas Meters, Harding’s Counter for, 284
- Gaskill Pumping Engine, Saratoga, N.Y., U.S.A., Details of the, 206, 207, 210
- Gatling Gun, The, 352, 353
- Gear, Belt, for Travelling Crane, Fielding and Platt’s, 523
- Gear, Britton’s Steam Gearing, 141
- Gear, English’s Valve, 284
- Gear, Indicator, Oscillating Engines for, 18
- Gear for Lathes, Reversing, 559
- Gear, Proell’s Cut-off, 250
- Gear, Steam Impulse, Yarrow and Company’s Torpedo Boat with, 214
- Gearing for Lathes, Overhead, 200, 201
- Geodesy, On the Mathematics of, 252
- Girder over the Stage of the Royal Alhambra Theatre, 540
- “Godiva,” “Hunstanton,” “Stokesley,” &c., s.s., Westgarth, English, and Company’s Compound Engines and Boilers of the, 380, 881, 405, 450, 451, 473, 477
- Goods Locomotive for the Great Eastern Railway, Worsdell’s, 292, 293
- Governor, Ganz’s Steam Engine, 57
- Governor, Knowles’s Supplementary, 432
- Governor, Tangye’s, 541
- Governor, The Westinghouse Electric, 535
- Governor, Willans’s Electric, 153
- Governors for Steam Engines, Electric, 182
- Gower-Bell Telephone, The, 14
- Gramme Multipolar Continuous Current Dynamo,
- Grant and Bogert’s 24-inch and 26-inch Engine Lathes, 504
- Grapnel, Jamieson’s, 174
- Gruson’s Cast-Iron Armour, Experiments on, 289
- Gun, Building up the ; British Naval Gunnery, 4 Gun for Cleaning Hot-Blast Stoves, 369
- Gun, The Gatling, 352, 353
- Gun, The Hotchkiss 37-millimetre, 94, 95
- Gun Mounting, The Albini, 71
- Gun Mountings, 71
- Gun, Phillips’s Breechloading, 175
- Gun, Pieper’s Electric, 14
- Gun Practice at Sea, 213
- Guns, Construction of; British Naval Gunnery, 4
- Guns, Gardner Machine, Single-Barrel, Two-Barrel, and Five-Barrel, 144, 145
- Guns, Mounting, 269, 270
- Guns and Rifles, Double-Barrelled, 393
- Guns used in the Service, Breechloading, System of ; British Naval Gunnery, 28
- Hall, Russell, and Company’s s.s. “Churchill,” 2, 3
- Hall’s Corrugated Disc Pulleys, 392
- Hall’s Refrigerating Machine at the Health Exhibition, 561
- Halpin’s Locking Gear for Amsler’s Planimeter, 141
- Hammer, Player’s Pneumatic Power, 544, 545
- “Handy,” H.M.S., Ross and Duncan’s Compound Engines of, 526
- Harbour, Proposed Napier, New Zealand, 322
- Harbours of Refuge, Tees Bay, 472
- Harding’s Counter for Gas Meters, 284
- Harding’s Speed Indicator, 426
- Hardingham’s Sectional Steam Boiler, 30
- Health Exhibition, International, Plan of the, 409
- Heenan and Froude’s Tower Spherical Engine, 201, 202, 251, 408
- Heinrichs’s Electrical Testing Works, 384
- Hequet’s Translating Relay, 280
- High-Speed Engine, Parsons’s, 226, 227
- Hochhausen Systems of Electric Illumination, 26, 27, 28, 126, 222
- Hoist, Stannah’s Safety, 324
- Holdfast Lock Furniture, The Dennis, 481
- Honigman’s Condenser for Tramway Engines,53
- Horizontal Boring, Drilling, and Surfacing Machine, Asquith’s, 7
- Horizontal Boring Machine, Kendall and Gent’s, 115
- Hot-Blast Stoves, Gun for Cleaning, 369
- Hotchkiss 37-mill. Torpedo Boat Gun, 94, 95
- “ Hunstanton,” “ Godiva,” “ Stokesley,” tec., s.s., Westgarth, English, and Company’s Compound Engines and Boilers of the, 380, 381, 405, 450, 451, 473, 477
- Hughes’s Magnetic Balance, 131
- Hydraulic Capstan, Brown Brothers and Company’s Direct-Acting, 357
- Hydraulic Cranes for Steel Works, 166
- Hydraulic Machinery on Shipboard, Brown
- Brothers and Company’s, 335, 338, 356, 357, 360
- Hydraulic Power Company’s Works, Thames Filters at the, 331
- Hydraulic Recoil Press, The, 73
- Illumination, Electric, Hochhausen Systems of,
- 26, 27, 28, 126, 222
- Indicator, The Crosby, 185
- Indicator, Deprez’s Electric Pressure, 109
- Indicator Gear for Oscillating Engines, 18
- Indicator, The Grassi and Beau, 280
- Indicator, Harding’s Speed, 416
- Indicator, Kapp and Crompton’s Current and Potential, 193
- Indicator, Young’s Speed, 427
- Inking for Morse Receivers, New Systems of, 221
- Intercommunication in Trains, 52
- Intermittent Delivery Tap, An, 392
- International Health Exhibition, Plan of the, 409
- Interrupter, Careme and Houzeau’s, 281
- Iron and Steel, On the Physical Condition of, 131 “ Isle of Dursey,” s.s., Triple Expansion Engines
- and Boiler of the, 184, 188
- Isler’s Improved Turnstile, 523
- Jameson Coke Oven, The, 43
- Jamieson’s Grapnel, 174
- Johnson’s Brickmaking and Pressing Machines, 548
- Jones and Bamber’s “ Sun” Knife Cleaner, 565
- Kapp and Crompton’s Current and Potential Indicators, 193
- Kempe and Ferguson’s Electrical Revolution Counter, 426
- Kendall and Gent’s Horizontal Boring Machine, 115
- Klose’s Speed Recorder for Locomotives, 98, 99
- Knife Cleaner, The “ Sun,” 565
- Knowles’s Digester, 203
- Knowles’s Supplementary Governor, 452
- “ Lady Torfrida,” Steam Yacht, Elder and Company’s Compound Engines of the, 496
- Lagarde’s Condenser, 281
- Lamp, Clark and Bowman’s Electric Arc, 77
- Lathe for Rifling Rolls for Mills, 268
- Lathes, Engine, 23, 24
- Lathes, Engine, Grant and Bogert’s 24-inch and 26-inch, 504
- Lathes, Overhead Gearing for, 200, 201
- Lathes, Reversing Gear for, 559
- Launch Boiler, Burrell’s, 312
- Launching Torpedoes, Canet’s Apparatus for, 230
- Leopolder Water Level Regulator, 51
- Lighting, Electric :
- Dynamo, Ganz’s, 428
- Dynamo, Gramme Multipolar Continuous Current, 276
- Dynamo, Matthews’s, 167
- Dynamo with Parsons’s High-Speed Engine, 226, 227
- Dynamos, Testing, 373, 384, 426, 427
- Dynamos, Vertical Compound Engine for Driving, 102
- Electric Arc Lamp, Clark and Bowman’s, 77
- Electric Illumination, Hochhausen’s Systems of, 26, 27, 28, 126,222
- Electric Light in the Drawing Office, 456
- Electric, Light, on Shipboard, Siemens Brothers’, Fittings for, 342
- Electric Lighting Station at Boston, U.S.A., 564, 565
- Electric Projectors on Board Yachts, 535
- Electrical Exhibition, The Philadelphia, 388
- Fittings for Electric Light on Shipboard, 342 Heinrichs’s Electrical Testing Works, 384 Swan and Edison Electric Light at the Health
- Exhibition, 572, 573
- Switch Board; Boston Electric Lighting Station, 565
- Vienna Electrical Exhibition (See Exhibition^ The Vienna Electrical)
- Lightning Discharger, KohlfUrst’s System, 51
- Loading Guns, Method of, 320
- Loads Fixed on a Beam, Concentrated and Distributed, 513
- Lock Furniture, The Dennis, 481
- Locking Gear, Halpin’s, Amsler’s Planimeter with, 141
- Locomotive and Car for Portable Railway, Bagnall’s, 330
- Locomotive for the Great Eastern Railway, Worsdell’s, 292, 293
- Locomotive with Spring Wheels, Aveling and Porter’s Six-Horse, 181
- Locomotive, Tramway, 454, 455, 458
- Locomotives, Klose’s Speed Recorder for, 98, 99
- Longitudinal Splitting Force ; British Naval Gunnery, 1, 2
- Lubricator, Schbnheyder’s Visible Drop, 324 Lucchesini’s Type-Printing Telegraph, 480
- Machine, Asquith’s Horizontal Boring, Drilling, and Surfacing, 7
- Machine, Ball Turning, Wilkinson and Lister’s, 392
- I Machine Guns, Gardner, Single-Barrel, Two-Barrel, and Five-Barrel, 144, 145
- Machine, Hall’s Refrigerating, at the Health Exhibition, 561
- Machine, Horizontal Boring, Kendall and Gent’s 115 ’
- Machine, Rasmussen and Sons’, Band Saw Sharpening, 466
- Machine, Richards and Co.’s Cutting-off, 447 Machine, Rushworth and Company’s Shearing and Cropping, 404 8
- Machine Tools (See Tools, Machine)
- MS?uvbe’s 434 Preparing Stereotype Plates, Machinery on Shipboard, Brown Brothers and
- Company s Hydraulic, 335, 338, 356, 357, 360 J^lneS| Johnson’s Brickmaking and Pressing,
- Maclaine’s Pistons, 43
- Magnetic Balance, Hughes’s, 131
- Manchester Ship Canal, The, 61, 93, 199,364,433 Map of Nobel s System of Petroleum Distribution, o/O ’
- w^o°LtLePDtr0leui?. Begion of the Caspian, 171 Maps of the Pneumatic System of Paris, 159 VIT1inAOa°9S8P0uble Current delays for Submarine
- uiues, ZoO
- darcillac’s Voltascope and Voltameter, 281 uargenson’s Tap, 501
- S4n"J£' Report on Boiler Explosions in -LOCO, Z/Z, Z/o
- lassey’s Band Saw for Cutting Iron, 239 mathematics of Geodesy, On the, 252 latthews’s Dynamo, 167
- APParatus f°r Demagnetising Watches,
- lechanical Paradox, Ferguson’s, 18 tercadier’s Radiophonic Apparatus, 281 [irrrSath„ePs Engine for the Metropolitan Fire ■DLl^cttlu, ZO_L
- [ersey River, Plan of, 199, 364, 433
- .eter Tests, Water, A Report on, 489 eters, Gas, Harding’s Counter for, 284 eters, Testing Current, 467
- Brigade’ Merryweather’s En-
- Liie, zoi
- ™op,°!!,ta,n Railway Extension, Plan of the ouo, ouy ’
- icrophonic Transmitters, Wreden’s 14 ihtary Telegraphs, 13
- ills, Lathe for Rifling Rolls for, 268
- Aixine Exploder, Bornhardt’s, 14
- Missouri River, The Bismarck Bridge over the • Northern Pacific Railroad, 34, 39, 88, 89, 122,’
- Monongahela Bridge, The, 395
- Morin Dynamometer, The, 373
- Morse Installation, Sieur’s Duplex 221
- Morse Receiver, New Systems of Diking for, 221 Moscrop Engine Recorder, 431 ’
- Motion of a Projectile, 182
- Mounting Guns, 269, 270
- Moxon’s Belt Fastener, 408
- Multipolar Continuous CurrentDynamo,Gramme
- Napier Harbour, New Zealand, Proposed 322 Napoli s Electric Alarm, 74 I , 22 Naval Gunnery (See British Naval Gunner,/) N377?4H8 0 6Um W°rkS’ 1711 258) 259’ 29«> 376, “ Normandie,” s.s„ Engines and Boilers of the,
- ' Oil Regions of South Russia, 171
- Ore, Silver, Amalgamating, 518
- Oscillating Engines, Indicator Gear for. 18 Oscillating Engines, Piston Path of, 143 Otto Gas Engine Works, Manchester, The 136 Oven, The Jameson Coke, 43
- Overhead Gearing for Lathes, 200, 201
- 522^523Tla,VellinSCra,ne’ 1?ieldin8'and Platt’s, i
- SeXrn:,d13C6anadian’ °f the’ 288
- Paradox, Ferguson’s Mechanical, 18
- Paris Metropolitan Railway Schemes •
- Plan 1. Ap^royed^Scheme of the Administra-
- ” o’ ^ministration Scheme, 568
- ” a le Masson’s Scheme, 568
- »> 5* ^etellier’s Scheme, 568
- »> 5. M. Mouton’s Scheme, 568
- » 6. M. Heuze’s Scheme, 568
- „ 7, M. Deleourt’s Scheme, 572
- D ’> r ttB Eeligny’s Scheme, 572
- Parsons s High-Speed Engine, 226, 227
- Percussion Fuzes, 180
- Pet role ^Industry, Russian : 171,258, 259,296, D States, £Petroleum Industries in the United Map of Nobel’s System of Distribution 376 x° e Bro?Jera’ Central Depot at Ore?’ 377 Nobel Brothers’ Depot at Tsaritzin 259 PRn°nf p-1 ° t Pegions of South Russia°171 Plan of Pipe Lines, 258 1
- Pumping Well at Balakhani, near Baku 296 Purifying Department; Nobel Brothers’’ pJL
- Works, Baku, 296 tr0’
- S"eJPhia Electrical Exhibition The 3SR Phi ips s Breechloading Gun, 175 ’ ’ 388
- Phillips s Double-Barrelled Guns and Rifles 393 Photometer, A Wedge and Diaphragm 43 ’ 93 Physical Condition of Iron and Steel 131 Pieper’s Electric Gun, 14 ’ 131
- Pinel’s Safety Valve, 417
- Sl&XK.T.T’11 113
- '“Kir** Sh*
- Plan of the Canadian Pacific Railroad, 288
- Plan of the International Health Exhibition, 409
- Plan of the Manchester Ship Canal, 61
- Plan of the Metropolitan Railway Extension, 508, 509
- Plan of the Missouri River; The Bismarck
- Bridge, 89
- Plan of Pipe Lines for Petroleum in South Russia, 258
- Plan of the River Mersey, 199, 364, 433
- Plan of the Suez Canal; Manchester Ship Canal, 93
- Planimeter, Amsler’s, with Halpin’s Locking
- Gear, 141
- Plans of Paris Metropolitan Railways, 568, 572
- Plant, Carson’s Excavating, 246, 247
- Plates, Stereotype, Sauv6e’s Machinery for Preparing, 434
- Plates, Wrought Iron, Fastenings for, 224
- Player’s Pneumatic Power Hammer, 544, 545
- Pneumatic System of Paris, Maps of the, 159
- Portable Railways, On, 443 .
- Potential and Current Indicators, Kapp and
- Crompton’s, 193
- Powders used in the Naval Service, 135
- Practice at Sea, Gun, 213
- Press for Forging and Bending Angle-Irons,
- Berry’s, 427
- Press, The Hydraulic Recoil, 73
- Press, Roofing Tile, Whitehead and Company’s, 497
- Pressing and Brickmaking Machines, Johnson’s, 548
- Proell’s Cut-off Gear, 250
- Projectile, Motion of a, 182
- Projectiles, 136
- Projectors, Electric, on Board Yachts, 535
- Prony Brake, The, 373
- Provand’s Distilling Apparatus, 476, 477
- Pulleys, Hall’s Corrugated Disc, 392
- Pump, Simpson’s Centrifugal; West Surrey
- Water Works, 137
- Pumping Engine, Saratoga, N.Y., U.S.A,,
- Details of the Gaskill, 206, 207, 210
- Pumping Well at Balakhani, near Baku ; Nobel
- Brothers’ Petroleum Works, Baku, 296
- Purifying Department at Nobel Brothers’ Petroleum Works, Baku, 296
- Radiometer, Dworak’s Sound, 436
- Radiophonic Apparatus, Mercadier’s, 281
- Railroad, The Canadian Pacific, Plan of, 288
- Railway Exhibits at the Vienna Exhibition, 51, 52, 73, 74,109
- Railway Extension, Metropolitan, Plan of the, 508, 509
- Railway Ferry Boat, Edwards and Symes’s, 430
- Railway, The Great Eastern, Worsdell’s Goods
- Locomotive for, 292, 293
- Railway, Portable, Bagnall’s Car and Locomotive for, 330
- Railway Schemes, Paris Metropolitan (See Paris
- Metropolitan Raihuay Schemes)
- Railway Wagon Sheet Fastener, 153
- Railways, Portable, On, 443
- Rasmussen and Sons’ Band Saw Sharpening
- Machine, 466
- Receiver and Cupola, Stewart’s, 56
- Recorder, Moscrop Engine, 431
- Recorder, Speed, for Locomotives, Klose’s, 98.
- 99
- Redon’s Electric Bell, 14
- Refrigerating Machine, Hall’s, at the Health Exhibition, 561
- Refuge, Harbours of, 472
- Relay, Marcillac’s, 280
- Report, Annual, of Mr. E. B. Marten, on Boiler
- Explosions in 1883, 272, 273
- Report on Water Meter Tests, A, 489
- Reversing Gear for Lathes, 559
- Revolution Counter, Kempe and Ferguson’s, 426
- Richards and Co.’s Cutting-off Machine, 447
- Rieter’s Dynamometer, 500
- Rifles and Guns, Double-Barrelled, 393
- Rifling Rolls for Mills, Lathe for, 268
- River Mersey, Plan of the, 199, 364, 433
- River Missouri, The Bismarck Bridge over the
- 34, 39, 88, 89, 122, 123
- Road Locomotive with Spring Wheels, Avelin" and Porter’s Six-Horse, 181
- Rodary’s Block System, 73
- Roofing Tile Press, Whitehead and Co.’s, 497
- Rope Pulley Friction Brake, Bell and Co.’s, 501
- “ Rosalind” Steam Yacht, The, 251, 254
- Ross and Duncan’s Compound Engines o
- H.M.S. “ Handy,” 526 °
- Rotating Shells, Means of, 180
- Royal Alhambra Theatre ; Girder over Stage, 540
- Royal Society, The Soiree of the, 436
- Rushworth’s Shearing and Cropping Machine 404
- Russian Petroleum Industry. The, 171. 258 259
- 296, 376,377, 441 ’ ’ ’
- Russian Torpedo Boat (“Batoum” Type) 162
- Rysselberghe’s Telemeteorograph, 400, 401
- Sabine’s Wedge and Diaphragm Photometer. 43
- Safety Hoist, Stannah’s, 324
- Safety Valve, Pinel’s, 417
- Sauvde’s Machinery for Preparing Stereotype Plates, 434
- Saw, Band, for Cutting Iron, Massey’s, 239
- Saw-Sharpening Machine, Band, Rasmussen and
- Sons’, 466
- Schon heyder’s Visible Drop Lubricator 3?4
- Sea, Gun Practice at, 213
- Sea-Water Condensing Apparatus, Provand’s, 476,
- Section of the London and North-Western Railway between Euston and Carlisle; (Compound Locomotives) 107 r
- Semi-Portable Engine, Burrell and Sons’ Compound, 127
- Shearing and Cropping Machine, Rush worth’s, 404
- Sheet Fastener, Railway Wagon, 153
- Shells, Means of Bursting, 180
- Shells, Means of Rotating, 180
- Shells, Palliser, 136
- Ship Canal, The Manchester, 61, 93, 199, 364, 433
- Shipboard, Brown Brothers’ Hydraulic Machinery on, 335, 338, 356, 357, 360
- Ships, The Stability of, 382
- Shot Case, 136
- Shrapnel Shell, 136
- Siemens Brothers’ Fittings for Electric Light on
- Shipboard, 342
- Sieur’s Duplex Morse Installation, 221
- Sights ; British Naval Gunnery, 26, 320
- Silver Ore, Amalgamating, 518
- Simpson’s Centrifugal Pump; West Surrey
- Water Works, 137
- Soiree of the Royal Society, The 436
- Sound Radiometer, Dworak’s, 436
- Speed Indicator, Harding’s, 426
- Speed Indicator, Young’s, 427
- Speed Recorder for Locomotives, Klose’s, 98, 99
- Speed of Steam Engines, Controlling the, 431, 432
- Spherical Eccentric, Tripier’s, 481
- Spherical Engine, Tower, Heenan and Froude’s, 201, 202, 251, 408
- Splitting Force, Longitudinal; British Naval Gunnery, 1, 2
- Spring Wheels, Aveling and Porter’s Six-Horse Road Locomotive with, 181
- Stability, Cross Curves of, 334
- Stability of Vessels, The, 326, 382
- Stannah’s Safety Hoist, 324
- Station, Electric Lighting, at Boston, U.S.A., 564, 565
- Steam Boiler, Hardingham’s Sectional, 30
- Steam Crane, Sixty-Ton Swing, at Rotterdam, 308, 309, 316
- Steam Engine Governor, Ganz’s, 57
- Steam Engines, Electric Governors for, 182
- Steam Yacht “ Lady Torfrida,” Elder and Company’s Compound Engines of the, 496
- Steam Yacht “Rosalind,” The, 251, 254
- Steamship “Churchill,” The, 2, 3
- Steamship “ Isle of Dursey,” Triple Expansion Engines and Boiler of the, 184,188
- Steamship “ Normandie,” Engines and Boilers of the, 65, 103
- Steamships “Hunstanton,” “Godiva,” “Stokesley,” &c., Westgarth, English, and Company’s Compound Enginesand Boilers of the, 380, 381, 405, 450, 451, 473, 477
- Steel and Iron, On the Physical Condition of, 131
- Steel Works, Hydraulic Cranes for, 166
- Steering Gear, Britton’s Steam, 141
- Stereotype Plates, Sauv^e’s Machinery for Preparing, 434
- Stewart’s Cupola and Receiver, 56
- Stoves, Hot-Blast, Gun for Cleaning, 369
- Submarine Lines, Relays for, 280
- Summer’s Heating Furnace, 532
- “ Sun” Knife Cleaner, The, 565
- Swan and Edison Electric Light at the Health Exhibition, The, 572, 573
- Swing Crane at Rotterdam, Sixty-Ton, 308, 809, 316
- Switch Board, Boston Electric Lighting Station, 565
- Tangye’s Governor, 541
- Tangye’s Wall Engine, 519
- Tap, An Intermittent Delivery, 392
- Tap, Margerison’s, 501
- Tatham’s Dynamometer, 560
- Tees Bay; Harbour of Refuge, 472
- Telegraph, Lucchesini’s Type Printing, 4S0
- Telegraphs, Military, 13
- Telemeteorograph, Rysselberghe’s, 400, 401
- Telephone, The Gower-Bell, 14
- Telephone, Testu’s, 281
- Testing Current Meters, 467
- Testing Dynamos, 373, 384, 426, 427
- Testing Instruments, 281
- Tests, Water Meter, A Report on, 489
- Thames Filters at the Hydraulic Power Company’s Works, 331
- Theatre, The Alhambra; Girder over Stage, 540
- Tile Press, Whitehead and Co.’s Roofing, 497
- Tools, Machine :
- Detachable Tool Points, 423
- Engine Lathes, 23, 24
- Overhead Gearing for Lathes, 200,201
- Reversing Gear for Lathes, 559
- Torpedo Boat for the Argentine Government, Yarrow and Company’s, 163
- Torpedo Boat Gun, The Hotchkiss 37-mill., 94,95
- Torpedo Boat for the Russian Government, Yarrow and Company’s, 162
- Torpedo Boat with Steam Impulse Gear, Yarrow and Company’s, 214
- Torpedo Boats, Yarrow’s, 49, 50, 80, 85, 118, 119
- Torpedoes, Canet’s Apparatus for Launching, 330
- Tower Spherical Engine, Heenan and Froude’s, 201, 202, 251, 408
- Training Arrangements, 72
- Tramway Engines, Honigman’s Condenser for, 53
- Tramway Locomotive, 454, 455, 458
- Translating Relay, Hequet’s, 280
- Travelling Crane, Fielding and Platt’s Overhead, 522, 523
- Tripier’s Spherical Eccentric, 481
- Triple Expansion Engines and Boiler of the s.s.
- “ Isle of Dursey,” 184, 188
- Triple Expansion Engines ; Diagrams, 523
- Trunnion Ring; British Naval Gunnery, 4
- Tsaritzin, South Russia, Nobel Brothers’ Depdt for Petroleum at, 259
- Turning Machine, Ball, Wilkinson and Lister’s, 392
- Turnstile, Isler’s Improved, 523
- Type-Printing Telegraph, Lucchesini’s, 480
- Valve Gear, English’s, 284
- Valve, Margerison’s, 501
- Valve, Pinel’s Safety, 417
- Venting ; British Naval Gunnery, 26
- Vertical Compound Engine for Dynamos, 102
- Vessels, The Stability of, 326, 382
- Visible Drop Lubricator, Schonheyder’s, 324
- Voltascope and Voltameter, Marcfllac’s, 281
- Wagon, Dynamometric, 109
- Wagon Sheet Fastener, Railway, 153
- Wall Engine, Tangye’s, 519
- Watches, Maxim’s Apparatus for Demagnetising 368
- Water Cooling Apparatus, Boase and Miller’s 393
- Water Level Regulator, Leopolder, 51
- Water Meter Tests, A Report on, 489
- Water Works, West Surrey, Simpson’s Centrifugal Pump for, 137
- Wedge and Diaphragm Photometer, A, 43
- Well, Pumping, at Balakhani, near Baku ; Nobe Brothers’ Petroleum Works, Baku, 296
- Westgarth, English, and Company’s Compound Enginesand Boilers of the s.s. “Hunstanton,” “ Godiva,” “ Stokesley,” &c., 380, 381, 405,450, 451,473,477
- Westinghouse Automatic Brake Details, 140
- Westinghouse Electric Governor, The, 535
- Whitehead and Co.’s Roofing Tile Press, 497
- Wilkinson and Lister’s Ball Turning Machine, 392
- Willans Compound Engine, The, 76,77
- Willans’s Electric Governor, 153
- Wolverhampton Exhibition, The, 532
- Working Railways, Electric Apparatus for, 74
- Works, The Otto Gas Engine, Manchester, 136
- Worsdell’s Goods Locomotive for the Great
- Eastern Railway, 292,293
- Wreden’s Microphonic Transmitters, 14
- Yacht, Steam, The “Lady Torfrida,” Compound Engines of, 496
- Yacht, Steam, The “ Rosalind,” 251, 254
- Yachts, Electric Projectors on Board, 535
- Yarrow and Company’s Torpedo Boats, 49, 50, 80, 85, 118, 119, 143, 162,163, 214
- Young’s Speed Indicator, 427
- SUBJECT MATTER.
Accumulators, Electric, G. Philippart, 398
- Air Motors, Heated, L. P. Martin and F. W.
- Gilles, 157
- Armatures for Electric Current Generating-Machines, C. F. Brush, 445
- Batteries for Electric Lighting, J. Noad and R.
- Matthews, 580
- Batteries, Galvanic, G. C. V. Holmes and S. H.
- Emmens, 327
- Batteries, Galvanic, G. C. V. Holmes, S. H.
- Emmens, and F. E. Burke, 494
- Batteries, Galvanic, O. C. D. Ross, 306
- Batteries, Galvanic, G. G. L. Velloni, 91
- Batteries, Plates for Secondary, W. Hochhausen, 22
- Batteries, Preparing Plates for Secondary, C. F.
- Brush, 493
- Batteries, Secondary, J. S. Sellon, 537
- Batteries, Voltaic, N. Bassett, 469
- Batteries, Voltaic, J. M. Stebbins, 220
- Belt Fasteners, H. Greene, 244
- Bending Angle Iron, D. G. Reid, and D. Thompson, 557
- Bessemer Converters, W. M. Murdock, 580
- Blast to Blast Furnaces, Distributing, Don P. P. de la Sala, 244
- Boats’ Detaching Gear, R. Hudson, 304
- Boilers, Steam, P. A. Bayle, 350
- Boilers, Steam, G. C. and J. H. Fraser, 158
- Boilers, Steam, J. Tordoff, 446
- Boilers, Steam, Manufacture of, S. Fox, 328
- Brake, Vacuum, A. S. Hamand, 134
- Buffers, Spring, E. Jackson, 372
- Cables for Electric Currents, F. C. Guilleaume, 446
- Carbons for Incandescent Electric Lamps, J.
- Wavish, J. Warner, and M. Bailey, 558
- Carriages for Heavy Ordnance, W. Anderson, 138
- Cartridges, T. Nordenfelt, 114
- Casks, Making, S. Wright, 244
- Centrifugal Machines, L. B. Fiechter, 556
- Chairs and Keys, Railway, J. K. Thompson and
- G. R. Race, 243
- Chairs, Railway, S. Leadbeater, 265
- Coke, Manufacture of, H. Hutchinson, 114
- Conductor, Electrical, T. II. Dunham, 178
- Conductors for Electric Railways, Sir W. Siemens, (Partly E. W. Siemens), 515
- Contact Boxes on Electric Railways, W. E.
- Ayrton and J. Perry, 68
- Coupling and Buffer, Combined, W. Vaux, 48
- Coupling Railway Carriages, J. Darling, 218
- Couplings for Railway Carriages, L. Anderson, 158
- Couplings for Rolling Stock, J. T. Roe, 196
- Crankshafts for Steamships, J. Russell, 285
- Current, Transmitting Electric to Lamps on Vessels, A. L. Fyfe and L. Goldburgh, 285
- Currents and Circuits, Electrical, H. H. Cunyng-hame, 0. E. Woodhouse, and F. L. Rawson, 113
- Currents, Generating Electric, R. E. Ball, 92
- Currents, Generating Electric, Sir W. Thomson, 21, 469
- Currents, Obtaining Electric, E. Jones, 243
- Davits, R. Hudson, J. Grantham, and J. A. Broker, 445
- Davits, Gear for Ships’, H. McCollin, 48
- Disintegrating Machinery, T. G. Bowick, 286
- Dynamo-Electric Machines, C. H. Benton, 470
- Dynamo-Electric Machines, M. Deprez, 157
- Dynamo-Electric Machines, R. E. Dunston, A.
- Pfannkuche, and J. Fairlie, 537
- Dynamo-Electric Machines, S. Z. de Ferranti, 538
- Dynamo-Electric Machines, G. Forbes, 158
- Dynamo-Electric Machines, L. F. Lamkin, 177
- Dynamo-Electric Machines, W. H. Mordey, 397
- Dynamo-Electric Machines, C. H. Palmer and A.
- M. Loryea, 22
- Dynamo-Electric Machines, R. J. Sheehy, 305, 422
- Dynamo-Electric Machines, F. H. Varley, J. S. Shearer, and W. Beale, 579
- Electric Energy, Generating, A. and T. Gray, 156
- Electric Energy, Storing,.C. T. Tomkins, 156
- Electric and Magnetic Forces, J. S. Fairfax, 558
- Electrical Energy, Measuring, Sir W. Siemens (Partly E. W. Siemens), 515
- Electrical Energy, Transmitting, H. M. Smith, 516
- Electrical Heating, J.S. Sellon, 516
- Electrical Igniting for Gas Engines, N. de Kabath, 516
- Electrical Impulses, Transmitting to a Distance, La Socidtd Universelle d’Electricit^ Tommasi, 494
- Electricity for Curative Purposes, J. N. Aronson, 198
- Electricity, Generation of, T. A. Edison, 182
- Electricity, Magneto-Generators of, J. P. Stabler, 493
- Electricity, Measuring, J. D. K Andrews, 68
- Electricity, Producing, for Lighting, E. L. Voice, 47
- Electricity, Recording a Supply of, J. Hopkinson, 218
- Electro-Magnets, E. F. Recordon, 470
- Electro-Motors, S. J. Coxeter and H. Nehmer, 446
- Electro-Motors, 0. Marsh and F. Cheeswright, 445
- Electro-Motors, A Reckenzaun, 579
- Electro-Motors, Contact Making, Sir D. Salomons, 196
- Engine Direction Indicators, C. Stout, 422
- Engine, Electromotive, A. Browne, 68
- Engines, Barring, W. Hargreaves and W. Inglis, 285
- Engines, Caloric, C. Ingrey, 113
- Engines, Fluid Pressure, H. Coppinger, 538
- Engines, Gas, C. H. Andrews, 157, 350
- Engines, Gas, H. C. Bull, 556
- Engines, Gas, C. A. Bullock, 538
- Engines, Gas, F. W. Crossley, 157
- Engines, Gas, J. Dougill, 397
- Engines, Gas, Economic Motor Company, 349
- Engines, Gas, J. Fielding, 177
- Engines, Gas, W. Foulis, 197
- Engines, Gas, C. F. Leonce Gardie, 197
- Engines, Gas, S. Griffin, 306
- Engines, Gas, W. B. Haigh and J. Nuttall, 69
- Engines, Gas, W. E. Hale, 558
- Engines, Gas, G. J. Kirchenpauer and L. H.
- Philippi, 178
- Engines, Gas, F. H. W. Livesey, 133
- Engines, Gas, S. Marcus, 70
- Engines, Gas, L. H. Nash, 244, 826
- Engines, Gas, P. Niel, 158
- Engines, Gas, J. Pickering, 244
- Engines, Gas, G. G. Pickering and W. Hopkins, 48, 580
- Engines, Gas, J. A. Serrell, 328
- Engines, Gas, C. T. Wordsworth and H. Lindley, 220
- Engines, Gas, Caloric, E. and E. Crowe and H.
- Crowe, 91
- Engines, Gas and Petroleum, M. V. Schiltz, 421
- Engines, Hot-Air, E. Field and H. Ay don, 220
- Engines, Pumping, II, Davey, 349
- Engines, Rotary, T. Nordenfelt and G. W. Garrett, 132
- Engines, Steam, W. F. Goodwin, 70
- Engines, Steam, A. Hoyois, 70
- Engines, Steam, W. Watson, 92
- Engines, Steam, with Oscillating Cylinders, C.
- Jacobsen, 470
- Engines, Tramway, R. Peacock and H. L, Lange, 421
- Excavating Machines, D. Macdonald, 397
- Excavators, W. F. Batho, 349
- Friction Gearing, W. E. Ayrton and J. Perry 158
- Fuel, Utilising Liquid, T. Urquhart, 89
- Furnace Bars, Rocking, J. Hampton, 219
- Furnaces, G. Stumpf, 114
- Furnaces, Blast, A. Stewart, 47
- Furnaces, Boiler, J. Elliot and T. A. Cunningham, 90
- Furnaces, Converting, P. Manh6s, 446
- Furnaces, Gas Generating, L. Mond, 266
- Furnaces for Liquid Fuel, J. H. Selwyn, 468
- Furnaces, Melting, D. Rylands, 538
- Furnaces, Metallurgical, J. T. King, 493
- Furnaces, Reverberatory Smelting, R. P. Wilson, 90
- Furnaces to Steam Generators, J. Ferrando, 305
- Gas Lighting Apparatus, A. L. Bower and T. Thorp, 265
- Gas, Making Illuminating, M. Schwab and J.
- Overhoff, 421
- Gas, Manufacture of, M. Cross, 69
- Gas Motors, E. Korting and G. Lieckfeld, 91
- Gases, Heating, for Motors, G. E. Haight, W. H.
- Wood, and W. E. Winsor, 198
- Gearing, Differential, Applied to Electro-Motors/
- F. Wynne, 48
- Generating Steam, V. W. Blanchard, 286
- Generators, Electrical, T. A. Edison, 538
- Generators, Steam, J. E. Culver, 266
- Governing Steam Motors, P. W. Willans, 579
- Governor for Screw Propeller Engines, D. L.
- Dunlop, 446
- Gunpowder, T. Nordenfelt, 494
- Holders for Incandescent Electric Lamps, A. Swan, 69
- Ignition by Electricity, 0. E. Woodhouse, F, L. Rawson, and A. R. Molison, 537
- India-Rubber Springs for Railway Engines, G. Spencer, 198, 219
- Indicators for Steam Engines, J. G. and J. T. S. Pembley, 133
- Injectors, P. Zotoff and B. Afonasseff, 327
- Insulators, Telegraph, C. C. Hinsdale, 198
- Iron, Casting, T. and J. Robinson, 134
- Iron and Steel, Manufacture of, T. Griffiths, 69
- Joints, Universal, R. Edmonds, 306
- Lamps, Arc Regulator, R. E. B. Crompton and T. Crabb,69
- Lamps, Electric, C. L. R. E. Menges, 113
- Lamps, Electric, A. Shedlock, 22
- Lamps, Electric, J. R. P. Wallace and F. Cherry, 349
- Lamps, Electric Arc, W. Baxter, 92
- Lamps, Electric Arc, P. Jolin and J. Parsons, 90
- Lamps, Electric Arc, F. M. Newton, 243
- Lamps, Electric Arc, C. Wuest, 178
- Lamps, Incandescence Electric, J. M. A. Gerard Lescuyer, 134
- Lamps, Incandescent Electric, A. Bernstein, 266
- Lamps, Incandescent Electric, J. H. Guest, 68
- Lamps, Incandescent Electric, R. Harrison, 177
- Lamps, Incandescent Electric, A. Swan, 286, 557
- Lamps, Incandescent Electric, K. H. S. Thompson,^
- Lamps, Miners’ Safety, H. Friemann, 196
- Lamps, Miners’ Safety, H. Pieper, 306
- Lamps, Portable Electric, R. Barlow, 445
- Lamps for Railway Carriages, J. F. Shallis and T. C. J. Thomas, 327
- Lamps, Regulating the Carbons of Electric, La Socihtb Anonyme des Ateliers, 265
- Lamps, Regulating Electric Arc, F. L. Willard, 112
- Lifeboats, G. Skelton, 265
- Lighting, Electric, on Railway Trains, W.
- Stroudley and E. J. Houghton, 90
- Lubricating Apparatus for Steam Engines, T. Holland, 21
- Lubricating Cylinders, F. J. Weiss, 70
- Metals, Cutting, W. W. Hulse, 265
- Meter, Electric, W. McWhirter, 219
- Meters, Electric, J. E. H. Gordon, 133
- Meters, Electrical, T. A. Edison, 91
- Meters, Gas, H, Green, 328
- Meters, Water, H. Frost, 112
- Meters, Water, L. H. Nash, 244
- Mills, Grinding, E. Puckering, 244
- Mills, Roller, A. Mechwart, 372
- Mills, Rolling, Wilmot, Hobbs, and Company, 219
- Motors, Gas, D. Clerk, 305
- Motors for Steering, F. W. Scott, 305
- Pavements, E. G. Banner, 285
- Pig Iron, Breaking, T. A. Blake, 422
- Pipe Couplings for Railway Brakes, L. B. Legray, 328
- Pistons, Packing for, J. E. Bell, 470
- Propellers, B. W. Maughan and S. D. Waddy, 556
- Propellers, Construction of, J. Betteley, 114
- Pumps, Hydraulic, W. H. Watson, 350
- Pyrometers, A. and E. Boulier, 469
- Quartz Crusher, H. Sutherland, 114
- Railways, J. Kenyon, 470
- Railways, Electrical, W. A. Traill, 178
- Receiving Instrument of Speaking Telephone, J. H. Robertson, 557
- Rock-Boring Machines, W. F. Heshuysen, 515
- Rock-Drill, C. W. Burton, 177
- Rock-Drill, G. McC. Derby, 92
- Rock-Drill, T. R. Jordan, 178
- Rock-Drill, M. Macdermott and W. Glover, 197
- Rock-Drills, A. Shedlock, 265
- Rock-Drills, T. W. Sterling, 47
- Screw Propellers, Counteracting the Thrust of, G. A. Teulon, 266
- Screwing and Turning Machines, J. Barrow, 557
- Shaft Couplings, T. L. Ellis and C. Leonard, 494
- Shafting, Coupling, R. Whitehill, 114
- Shafts, Facilitating the Sinking of, F. H. Poetsch, 70
- Ships’ Courses, Ascertaining, G. C. Lilley, 445
- Ships, Propelling, A. Keating, 469
- Ships, Raising or Lowering, A. Grothe and C. J.
- Appleby, 372
- Ships of War, E. J. Reed, 47
- Signals, Operating Safety, T. A. B. Putman, 372
- Smoke, Consuming, C. Mace and J. Brewster, 133
- Speed Indicator, Electric, R. P. Sellon, 92
- Speed Regulator for Engines, N. Macbeth, 198
- Steel Making by the Bessemer Process, A. Davy, 48
- Steel, Manufacture of, W. Beardmore and J. MacC. Cherrie, 579
- Steering Apparatus, Steam, J. Downton and J. Wimshurt, 264
- Steering Gear, J. Hastie, 580
- Sub-Aqueous Structures, Constructing, W. J.
- Bentley, 219
- Sugar, Drying and Cooling, G. M. Newell, 422
- Supports for Telegraph Wires, Insulated, S. Woolf, 305
- Switch, Electrical, J. Lea, 285
- Switches, Electrical, C. W. Holden, 349
- Telephone Transmitters, G. L. Anders, 557
- Telephone Transmitters, D. Drawbaugh, 349
- Telephones, W. Gillett, 556
- Telephones, A. W. Rose, 157
- Telephonic Apparatus, G. L. Anders, 470
- Telephonic Apparatus, E. George, F. A. Pocock, and J. S. Muirs, 114
- Telephonic Apparatus, G. E. Gouraud, 90
- Telephonic Apparatus, J. Graham, 91, 219
- Telephonic Apparatus, T. H. Meatchem, 397
- Telephonic Apparatus, A. E. Slater and F. T.
- Hollins, 286
- Telephonic Apparatus, C. S. Steele, 196
- Thrust-Bearings for the Shafts of Screw Propellers, F. Jackson, 538
- Torpedoes, J. Mathieson, 494
- Torpedoes, T. Nordenfelt, 398, 470
- Tramways, R. L. Urquhart, 421
- Tramways, Electric, C. Basto, 22
- Tube Coils, Metallic, T. B. Sharp, 398
- Valve for Determining Intermittent Flow of Fluids, A. Kaiser, 422
- Valve Gear, F. M. Stevens, 398
- Valve Gear for Steam Engines, A. Paul, 537
- Valve Gear for Steam Engines, W. E. Rich, 68
- Valves for Regulating the Flow of Liquids, W. H.
- Bailey and W. Lawson, 445
- Valves, Safety, Lethuillier and Pinel, 285
- Water-Wheels, F. Pallansch, 219
- Ways or Conductors, Electric, E. M. Bentley and
- W. H. Knight, 47
- Wheels, Railway, A. Krupp, 133
- Wheels for Railways, R. C. Mansell, 48
- Wire, Annealing, S. Fox, 557
- Wire Protectors, Electrical, J. 0. Cottrell, 92
- Wires, Electrical, C. C. Gilman, 266
- Wires, Preparing Insulated, A. A. Cowles, 24ft
- NAMES OE PATENTEES.
Anders, G. L., Telephone Transmitters, 557
- Anders, G. L., Telephonic Apparatus, 470
- Anderson, W., Carriages for Heavy Ordnance, 133
- Anderson, L., Couplings for Railway Carriages, 158
- Andrew, C. H., Gas Engines, 157, 350
- Andrews, J. D. F., Measuring Electricity, 68
- Aronson, J. N., Electricity for Curative Purposes, 198
- Ayrton, W. E., and J. Perry, Contact Boxes on Electric Railways, 68
- Ayrton, W. E., and J. Perry, Friction Gearing, 158
- Bailey, W. H., and W. Lawson, Valves for Regulating the Flow of Liquids, 445
- Ball, R. E., Generating Electric Currents, 92
- Banner, E. G., Pavements, 285
- Barlow, R., Portable Electric Lamps, 445
- Barrow, J., Screwing and Turning Machines, 557
- Basset, N., Voltaic Batteries, 469
- Basto, C., Electric Tramways, 22
- Batho, W. F., Excavators, 349
- Baxter, W., Electric Arc Lamps, 92
- Bayle, P. A., Steam Boilers, 350
- Beardmore, W„ and J. MacC. Cherrie, Manufacture of Steel, 579
- Bell, J. E., Packing for Pistons, 470
- Bentley, W. J., Constructing Sub-Aqueous Structures, 219
- Bentley, E. M., and W. H. Knight, Electric Ways or Conductors, 47
- Benton, C. H., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 470
- Bernstein, A., Incandescent Electric Lamps, 266
- Betteley, J., Construction of Propellers, 114
- Blake, T. A., Breaking Pig Iron, 422
- Blanchard, V. W., Generating Steam, 286
- Boulier, A and E., Pyrometers, 469
- Bower, A. S., and T. Thorp, Gaslighting Apparatus, 265
- Bowick, T. G. Disintegrating Machinery, 286
- Browne, A., Electromotive Engine, 68
- Brush, C. F., Armatures for Electric Current
- Generating Machines, 445
- Brush, C. F., Preparing Plates for Secondary Batteries, 493
- Bull, H. C., Gas Engines, 556
- Bullock, C. A., Gas Engines, 538
- Burke, F. E., G. C. V. Holmes, and S. H. Em-mens, Galvanic Batteries, 494
- Burton, C. W., Rock Drill, 177
- Clerk, D., Gas Motors, 305
- Coppinger, H., Fluid Pressure Engines, 538
- Cottrell, J. O., Electrical Wire Protectors, 92
- Cowles, A. A., Preparing Insulated Wires, 243
- Coxeter, S. J., and H. Nehmer, Electro-Motors, 446
- Crompton, R. E. B., and T. Crabb, Arc Regulator Lamps, 69
- Cross, M., Manufacture of Gas, 69
- Crossley, F. W., Gas Engines, 157
- Crowe, E. and E., and H., Gas Caloric Engines, 91
- Culver, J. E., Steam Generators, 266
- Cunynghame, H. H., O. E. Woodhouse, and F.
- L. Rawson, Electrical Currents and Circuits, 113
- Darling, J., Coupling Railway Carriages, 218
- Davey, H., Pumping Engines, 349
- Davey, A., Steel Making by the Bessemer Process, 48
- Deprez, M., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 157
- Derby, G. McC., Rock Drilling, 92
- Dougill, J., Gas Engines, 397
- Downton, J., and J. Wimshurt, Steam Steering Apparatus, 264
- Drawbaugh, D., Telephone Transmitters, 349
- Duckering, C., Grinding Mills, 244
- Dunham, T. H., Electrical Conductor, 178
- Dunlop, D. L., Governor for Screw Propeller Engines, 446
- Dunston, R. E., A. Pfannkuche, and J. Fairlie, Dynamo-Electric Machines, 537
- Economic Motor Company, Gas Engines, 349
- Edison, T. A., Electrical Generators, 538
- Edison, T. A., Electrical Meters, 91
- Edison, T. A., Generation of Electricity, 132
- Edmonds, R., Universal Joints, 306
- Elliot, J., and T. A. Cunningham, Steam Boilers, 90
- Ellis, T. L., and C. Leonard, Shaft Couplings, 494
- Fairfax, J. S., Electric and Magnetic Forces, 558
- Ferrando, J., Furnaces to Steam Generators, 305
- Ferranti, S. Z. de, Dynamo-Electric Machines, 538
- Fiechter, L. B., Centrifugal Machines, 556
- Field, E., andH. Aydon, Hot-Air Engines, 220
- Fielding, J., Gas Engines, 177
- Forbes, G., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 158
- Foulis, W., Gas Engines, 197
- Fox, S., Annealing Wire, 557
- Fox, S., Manufacture of Steam Boilers, 328
- Fraser, G. C. and J. H., Steam Boilers, 158
- Friemann, H., Miners’ Safety Lamps, 196
- Frost, H., Water Meters, 112
- Fyfe, A. L., and L. Goldberg, Transmitting Electric Current to Lamps on Vessels, 285
- Gardie, C. F. Leonce, Gas Engines, 197
- Garrett, G. W., and T. Nordenfelt, Rotary Engines, 132
- George, E., F. A. Pocock, and J. S. Muir, Telephonic Apparatus, 114
- G^rard-Lescuyer, J. M. A., Electric Incandescence Lamps, 134
- Gillett, W., Telephones, 556
- Gilman, C. E., Electric Wires, 266
- Goodwin, W. F., Steam Engines, 70
- Gordon, J. E. H., Electric Meters, 133
- Gouraud, G. E., Telephonic Apparatus, 90
- Graham, J., Telephonic Apparatus, 91, 219
- Gray, A. and T., Generating Electric Energy, 156
- Green, H., Belt Fasteners, 244
- Greene, H., Gas Meters, 328
- Griffin, S.« Gas Engines, 306
- Griffiths, T., Manufacture of Iron and Steel, 69
- Grothe, A., and C, J. Appleby, Raising or Lowering Ships, 372
- Guest, J. H., Incandescent Electrical Lamps, 68
- Guilleaume, F. C., Cables for Electric Currents, 446
- Haig, W. B., and J. Nuttall, Gas Engines, 69
- Haight, G. E., W. H. Wood, and W. E. Winsor, Heating Gases for Motors, 198
- Hale, W. E., Gas Engines, 558
- Hamand, A. S., Vacuum Brake, 134
- Hampton, J., Rocking Furnace Bars, 219
- Hargreaves, W., and W. Inglis, Barring Engines, 285
- Harrison, R., Incandescent Electric Lamps, 177
- Hastie, J., Steering Gear, 580
- Heshuysen, W. F., Rock-Boring Machines, 515
- Hinsdale, C. C., Telegraph Insulators, 198
- Hochhausen, W., Plates for Secondary Batteries, 22
- Holden, C. W., Electrical Switches, 349
- Holland, T., Lubricating Apparatus for Steam Engines, 21
- Holmes, G. C. V., and S. E. Emmens, Galvanic Batteries, 327
- Hopkinson, J., Recording a Supply of Electricity, 218
- Hoyois, A., Steam Engines, 70
- Hudson, R., Detaching Gear for Boats, 304
- Hudson, R., J. Grantham, and J. H. Broker, Davits, 445
- Hulse, W. W., Cutting Metals, 265
- Hutchinson, H., Manufacture of Coke, 114
- Ingrey, C., Caloric Engines, 113
- Jackson, E., Spring Buffers, 372
- Jackson, F., Thrust Bearings for the Shafts of Screw Propellers, 538
- Jacobsen, C., Steam Engines with Oscillating Cylinders, 470
- Jolin, P., and J. Parsons, Electric Arc Lamps, 90
- Jones, E., Obtaining Electric Currents, 243
- Jordan, T. R., Rock Drills, 178
- Kabath, N. de, Electrical Igniting for Gas Engines, 516
- Kaiser, A., Valve for Determining Intermittent Flow of Fluids, 422
- Keating, A., Propelling Ships, 469
- Kenyon, J., Railways, 470
- King, J. T., Metallurgical Furnaces, 493
- Kirchenpauer, G. J., and L. H. Philippi, Gas Engines, 178
- Korting, E., and G. Lieckfeld, Gas Motors, 91
- Krupp, A., Railway Wheels, 133
- Lamkin, L. F., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 177
- La Socffitfc Anonyme des Ateliers, Regulating the Carbons of Electric Lamps, 265
- La Socidt6 Universelle d’Electricitd Tommasi, Transmitting Electrical Impulses to a Distance, 494
- Lea, J., Electrical Switch, 285
- Leadbeater, S., Railway Chairs, 265
- Legray, L. B., Pipe Couplings for Railway Brakes, 328
- Lethuillier and Pinel, Safety Valves, 285
- Lilley, G. C., Ascertaining Ships’ Courses,445
- Livesey, F. H. W., Gas Engines, 133
- Macbeth, N., Speed Regulator for Engines, 198
- McCollin, H., Gear for Ships’ Davits, 48
- Macdermott, M. and W. Glover, Rock-Drill, 197
- Macdonald, D., Excavating Machines, 397
- Mace, C., and J. Brewster, Consuming Smoke, 133
- McWhirter, W., Electric Meter, 219
- Manh^s, P., Converting Furnaces, 446
- Mansell, R. C., Wheels for Railways, 48
- March, 0., and F. Cheeswright, Electro-Motors, 445
- Marcus, S., Gas Engines, 70
- Martin, L. P., and F. W. Gilles, Heated Air
- Motors, 157
- Matthieson, J., Torpedoes, 494
- Maughan, B. W., and S. D. Waddy, Propellers, 556
- Meatchem, T. H., Telephonic Apparatus, 397
- Meeh wart, A., Roller Mills, 372
- Menges, C. L. R. E., Electric Lamps, 113
- Mond, Ii., Gas Generating Furnaces, 266
- Mordey, W. H., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 397
- Murdock, W. M., Bessemer Converters, 580
- Nash, L. H., Gas Engines, 244, 306
- Nash, L. H., Water Meters, 244
- Newall, G. M., Drying and Cooling Sugar, 422
- Newton, F. M., Electric Arc Lamps, 243
- Niel, P., Gas Engines, 158
- Noad, J., andR. Matthews, Batteries for Electric
- Lighting, 580
- Nordenfelt, T., Cartridges, 114
- Nordenfelt, T., Gunpowder, 494
- Nordenfelt, T., Rotary Engines, 132
- Nordenfelt, T., Torpedoes, 398, 470
- Overhoff, J., and M. Schwab, Making Gas, 421
- Pallansch, F., Water Wheels, 219
- Palmer, C. H., and A. M. Loryea, Dynamo-Electric Machines, 22
- Paul, A., Valve Gear for Steam Engines, 537
- Peacock, R., and H. L. Lange, Tramway Engines,
- Pembley, J. G. and J. T. S., Indicators for Stean
- Engines, 133
- Philippart, G., Electric Accumulators, 398
- Pickering, J., Gas Engines, 244
- Pickering, G. G., and W. Hopkins, Gas Engines,
- 48, 580
- Pieper, H., Miners’ Safety Lamps, 306
- Poetsch, F. H,, Sinking Shafts, 70
- Putnam, T. A. B., Operating Safety Signals, 372
- Reckenzaun, A., Electro-Motors, 579
- Recordon, E. F., Electro-Magnets, 470
- Reed, E, J., Ships of War, 47
- Reid, D. G., and D. Thomson, Bending Angle
- Iron, 557
- Rich, W. E., Valve Gear for Steam Engines, 68
- Robertson, J. H., Receiving Instrument of Speaking Telephones, 557
- Robinson, T. and J., Casting Iron, 134
- Roe, J. T., Couplings for Rolling Stock, 196
- Rose, A. W., Telephones, 157
- Ross, O. C. D., Galvanic Batteries, 306
- Russell, J., Crankshafts for Steamships, 285
- Rylands, D., Melting Furnaces, 538
- Sala, Don P. P. de la, Distributing Blast to Blast Furnaces, 244
- Salomons, Sir D., Contact-Making Electro
- Motors, 196
- Schiltz, M. V., Gas and Petroleum Engines, 421
- Schwab, M., Gas Making, 421
- Scott, F. W., Motors for Steering, 305
- Sellon, R. P., Electric Speed Indicator, 92
- Sellon, J. S., Electrical Heating, 516
- Sellon, J. S., Secondary Batteries, 537
- Selwyn, J. H„ Furnaces for Liquid Fuel, 468
- Serrel, J. A., Gas Engines, 328
- Shallis, F., and T. C. J. Thomas, Lamps for Railway Carriages, 327
- Sharp, T. B., Metallic Tube Coils, 398
- Shedlock, A., Drilling Rocks, 265
- Shedlock, A., Electric Lamps, 22
- Sheehy, R. J., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 305,
- Siemens, Sir W. (Partly E. W. Siemens), Conductors for Electrical Railways, 515
- Siemens, Sir W. (Partly E. W. Siemens), Measuring Electrical Energy, 515
- Skelton, G., Lifeboats, 265
- Slater, A. E., and F, T. Hollins, Telephonic Apparatus, 286
- S“ifch» M- Transmitting Electrical Energy,
- Spencer, G., India-Rubber Springs for Railway
- Engines, 198, 219
- St^er» J’ P’’ Magneto Generators of Electricity,
- Stebbins, J. M., Voltaic Batteries, 220
- Steele, C. S., Telephonic Apparatus, 196
- Sterling, T. W., Rock Drills, 47
- Stevens, F. M., Valve Gear, 398
- Stewart, A., Blast Furnaces, 47
- Stout, C., Engine Direction Indicators, 422
- Stroudley, W., and E. J. Houghton, Electric
- Lighting on Railway Trains, 90
- Stumpf, G., Furnaces, 114
- Sutherland, H., Quartz Crusher, 114
- LampA’69HOlderS f°r Incandesce»t Electric
- Swan, A., Incandescent Electric Lamps, 286, 557
- TepJopener^2^0UnteraCtinS theThrust of Screw
- Sir W’’ Generating Electric Currents
- Thompson, R. H. S., Electric. Incandescent Lamps, 134
- Thompson, J. K., and G. R. Race, Railway
- Chairs and Keys, 243
- Tomkins, C. T., Storing Electric Energy, 156
- Tordoff, J., Steam Boilers, 446
- Traill, W. A., Electrical Railways, 178
- Urquhart, R. L., Tramways, 421
- Urquhart, T., Utilising Liquid Fuel, 89
- Varley, F. H., J. S. Shearer, and W. Beale, Dynamo-Electric Machines, 579
- Vaux, W., Combined Coupling and Buffer, 48
- Velloni, G. G. L., Galvanic Batteries, 91
- Voice, E. L., Producing Electricity for Lighting, 47
- Wallace, J. R. P., and F. Cherry, Electric Lamps, 349
- Watson, W. H., Hydraulic Pumps, 350
- Watson, W., Steam Engines, 92
- Wavish, J., J. Warner, and M. Baily, Carbons for Incandescent Electric Lamps’, 558
- Weiss, F. J., Lubricating Cylinders, 70
- Whitehill, R., Coupling Shafting, 114
- Willans, P. W., Governing Steam Motors, 579
- Willard, F. L., Regulating Electric Arc Lamps, 112
- Wilmot, Hobbs, and Company, Rolling Mills, 219
- Wilson, R.P., Reverberating Smelting Furnaces, 90
- Woodhouse, O. E., F. L. Rawson, and A. R. Mobson, Ignition by Electricity, 537
- Woolf, S., Insulated Supports for Telegraph Wires, 305
- Wordsworth, C, T., and H. Lindley, Gas Engines, 220
- Wright, S., Making Casks, 244
- Wuest, C., Electric Arc Lamps, 178
- Wynne, F., Differential Gearing Applied to Electro-Motors, 48
- Zotoff, P., and B. Afonasseff, Injectors, 327
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