The Engineer 1898 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1898 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1898 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

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A

• “ALBION,” H.M. First-class Battleship (Supple- mint, June 17 th, 1898)
• “Albion,” H.M.S , Engines of (Supplement, June 21th, 1898), 602
• “ Albion,” Launch of, 605
• “ Amazonas,” The Armoured Cruiser, 286
• American Locomotives with Double Smoke-stacks, 194
• American Steam Engine, An, 191, 192
• American Traction Engines, 548, 554
• Andrew, Barclay, Sons, and Co., Limited, Messrs., Pamping Engines, Glasgow Docks, 578
• Antwerp, Maritime Trade of, Proposed River Works, 224, 225
• Antwerp, Port of, Mr. Bites’ Plan, 319
• Antwerp, Port o', M. Pierrot’s Scheme, 894
• “Argonaut,” H.M S., 108
• Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., Messrs. Sir W., Armoured Cruiser, 286
• Armstrong, Whitworth, end Co., Messrs. Sir W., B'g Gun Lithe Shop, Elswick Ordnance Works, 424
• Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., Mossrs. Sir W., Chilian Cruiser “ O'Higgins,” 480
• Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., Messrs. Sir W., Gun Boring and Turning Shops, 157
• Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., Messrs. Sir W., Japanese Armoured Cruiser “Asama,” 310
• Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., Messrs. Sir W., Japanese Cruiser “ Takasago,” 530, 535
• Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., Messrs. Sir W., Norwegian Battleship, 156, 160
• Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., Messrs. Sir W., Torpedo-discharge Tube, 496, 497
• Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., Messrs. Sir W., Wire-winding Machine, 436
• Aspheron Peninsula, The Oil Industry in the, 323, 330

B

• BALL and Wood, Messrs., American Steam Engine, 191, 192
• Barassie Railway Accident,The, 190
• Basset, Mr. Walter B., The Great Wheel at the Paris Exhibition of 1900, 326
• Bedford Engineering Company, Locomotive Steam Shunting Crane, 266
• Belfast, Shipbuilding in, One Year's Output, 9
• Berchem, Mr. A. H. E., Automatic Cylinder Drain Valve, 36
• Bessemer, Sir Henry, Portrait, 283
• Blake and Knowles, Messrs., Duplex Independent Air Pump of s.s. “ Chebucto,” 472
• Blohme and Vos?, Messrs., Ship-yard Crane, 437
• Boby’s Seed-sorting Machine, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 598
• Bombay, Prong’s Lighthouse, 520, 521, 522, 523
• Bomford and Evershed’s Excavator, 130
• Bouhey and Cie.’s Electric Victoria, 573
• “Brennus,” French Cruiser, Engines, 296, 297, 373
• British Admiralty, Forced-draught Steam Fan for the, 571
• British Firms, Locomotives Supplied by, to American Railways, 51, 77, 78, 226,249, 250, 277
• Bromell and Co., Messrs., Simplex Tube Cleaner, 169
• Brooks’ Locomotive Works, Mastodon Locomotive 104, 105, 106
• Brown-Borryman Feed-water Heaters, Messrs. Joseph Wright and Co., 375
• “Bruce,” S.8., Triple-expansion Engines, Messrs. A. and I. Inglis, 229, 258
• Bundy Time Recorder, The, 239
• Burstall, Prof. F. W., Gas Engines, First Report to the Gas Engine Research Committee, 284, 336

C

• CALEDONIAN Railway, Express Locomotive, 175
• Campbell Gas Engine Company, Limited, Com¬bined Oil Engine and Pump, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 601
• “Canopus,” Armour Plating of the, 273
• "Chebucto," Propelling Engines, Cross Sections, and Duplex Independent Air Pump of the S.S., 470, 471, 472, 484
• Chicago, A Large Signal Plant at, 274
• Cailian Cruiser “ O’Higgins," Messrs. Sir William Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., 480
• China, First Locomotive Built in, 474
• China, 1876, Starting of the First Railway Train in, &1 3
• China, Modern, from an Engineer's Point of View, The Kiangnan Arsenal, 473, 474
• China, Modern, Green Island Cement Company’s Works, Macao, 352, 353
• China, Modern, Hongkong Docks, 408
• China, Railways in (with Map), 469
• Chinese Railways and Foreign Projects, Sketch Map of, 252
• Chinese Waters, Squadrons now iD, 98
• Clayton and Shuttleworth’s Oil Engine, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, £99
• Cole, Marchent, and Morley, Messrs., 1600 Indicated Horse-power Triple expansion Mill Engine (Supplement, Januari) 14fA, 1898), 35, £6 J
• Conveyor Company’s Works, The New, Machine for Coiling Spiral Conveyors. 167, 168, 169
• Coolgardie Water Supply, 57, 76
• Cottonwood Reservoir and Power-house, Utah, 34, 35
• Craven Bros., Messrs., Circular Saw, 153
• Craven Bros., Messrs , Eight-inch Boring Machine, 154
• Craven Bros., Messrs., Ingot Ripping Machine, 49
• Crocker's Nut-locking Device, 573
• Croom and Arthur’s Steering Gear, 409
• Crossley Bros., Messrs , Oil Engine for Electric Lighting, 499
• “ Cymric," Oceanic Steam Navigation Company’s , Ship, 214

D

• DAIMLER Motor Company’s Van, 571
• Danubius, Schoenicher, and Hartmann Ship and Machine Construction Company, Paddle Engines of the “ Ferencz Josef ’’ (Supplement, February i 4M, 1898)
• Davies and Co.’s Paragon Oil Engine, Royal Agricultural Society's Show, 599
• Devonport Dockyard, Boiler Explosion, 263
• “Diadem," H.M S., Boilers of, 331
• Dickinson and Co., Messrs. Alfred, Electric Tramcars, 594
• Dobson, Sir Benjamin Alfred, 238
• Dublin and Kingstown Railway, Passenger Loco¬motive, 1840, 609, 610
• Duckham’s Pneumatic Grain-discharging Ma¬chinery, Millwall Docks, 339
• Dnnlop, Mr. Jas., Pneumatic Chipping and Caulking Hammers, 585
• Durand, Prof. W. F., Influence of Surface on the, Performance of Screw Propellers, 67, 91
• Dyer, Colonel Henry Clement Swinerton, 279

E

• EASTON, Anderson, and GooldeD, Messrs., Wire- winding Machines, 348
• Elswick Ordnance Works—Big Gun Lathe Shop, 424
• Elswick Ordnance Works, Great Hydraulic Crane at, 347
• Elswick Ordnance Works, Wire-winding Machine, 436
• English Torpedo Boats, 312
• “ Europa," H.M.S., 558

F

• FAIRFIELD Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, H.M.S. “Argonaut,” 108
• Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, J H.M.S. “Hermes, ”361
• Fielding and Platt, Limited, Messrs., 600-ton Hydraulic Forging Press and Engines for same, 100, 101
• Fielding and Platt, Limited, Messrs., Travelling Gantry for Shipbuilding, 87, 88
• “Formidable,” The French Battleship, 327
• Formosa, Projected Railway in, 73
• Foster and Rastrick’s Locomotive Supplied to America, 51
• Foxbury Pumping Station, The, 524
• Freakley Steam Carriage, The, 383, 384
• French Cruiser "Brennus," Engines of the, 296. 297, 373

G

• GERMAN Hot air Motor, 65
• " Germania,” The, 396
• Glasgow Docks, Pumping Engines, 578
• Glasgow, New Graving Dock, 475, 476, 477
• Glasgow, Prince's Dock, 25-ton Steam Travelling Crane, 356
• Glasgow and South-Western Railway, Four- cylinder Express Locomotive, Mr. J. Manson, B
• Gadavery Valley Railway, Running-shed Roof (Contracts Open), 8
• “Goliath,” H.M.S.. 302, 303
• “Great Eastern,” Tho, 395
• Great Northern Railway, Express Locomotive, Mr. H. A. Ivatt, 511
• Great Northern Railway, Mastodon Locomotive, 104, 105, 106
• Griffin Engineering Co., Vertical Duplex Gas Engine, 485

H

• HALIFAX Corporation Gasworks. 551, 552
• “Harbinger," “ Bosphorus,” A%, Engines of, 349
• Harland and Wo’.ff, Messrs., White Star Liner “Cymric,” 214
• Haskin Wood Vulcanising Works, Millwall, 79, 81, 82, 83
• Havana, Defences of, 422
• Haythorn Water-tube Boilers, s.s. “ Meg Merri- lees, ”546
• Heddon-street, The Fire in, 608
• Heisler Bevel Gear Locomotive, 64, 65
• Hele-Shaw, Prof. H. S., Nature of Surface Resistance of Water and of Stream-line Motion, 432, 433, 458, 459, 462
• Helicoid Lock-nut Works, The, 112, 113 “Hermes,” H.M.S., 361
• Hille8 and Jones, Messrs., Copying Machine, 227
• “Himalaya ” as She is, The, 350
• Hitchborn, Mr. Philip, 386
• Hongkong Docks, 408
• H jperaft's Pneumatic Railway, 328
• Howard’s Horti-cultivator, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 597
• Howard’s Hydraulic Baling Press, Royal Agri¬cultural Society's Show, 597
• Humpage, Jacques, and Pedersen, Messrs , Sensi¬tive Drill, 547
• Hungarian Steamer Ferencz Josef,” Paddle Engines of the (Supplement, February ith, 1898

I

• INDIAN Stato Railways Contract Open, Details of Galvanised Iron Roof, Bolts, &c., 127
• Indian State Railways Contract Open, Oil Tank Wagons, 128
• Indian State Railways, Pillar Water Cranes, 510
• Messrs. A. and j., Passenger s s. “ Bruce,”
• Inglis, Messrs. A. and J., Passenger s.s. “Bruce,” Triple-expansion Engines. 229, 258
• Institution of Mechanical Engineers, New Home of the, 280
• Ivatt, Mr. H. A., Express Locomotive, Great Northern Railway, 511

J

• JAPAN, Modern, Earthquake Proof Chimney, 200ft. high, 178
• Japan, Modern, Head Offices, Mitsui Company Tokyo, 223
• Japan, Modern, Projected Railway in Formosa, 73
• Japan, Railways in, 201, 202
• Japan, Railways of, Map showing (Supplement, March ith, 1898) -o v rr
• Japanese Cruisers, 207, 210, 310, 530, 535
• Japanese-made Machinery, Coke-pushing Machine, Ishikawajima Shipbuilding and Engineering Works, 179
• Japanese-made Machinery, Horizontal Engine and Independent Condenser, 179
• Johnson and Phillips, Messrs., Machinery for Hydraulic Jointing, 163, 164, 165, 166
• Johnson, Mr. Samuel Waite, his Presidential ^ggdr5e“ on Railway Progress, with Diagrams,

K

• KABUL, Toe Ameer's Workshops at, 428
• “ Kaiser, Friedrich,” North German Lloyd Express Liner s s., 447
• Kidderminster and Stourport Electric Tramway 594, 595, 596
• Kodolitsh, Herr F. von, Riveting by Electricity,
• Kowloon Docks, 408
• Krupp’s Works, Essen, Long Shaft Boring and Turning Lathe, 155

L

• LAGOS District, Map of the, 180
• Lagos Riilway, 181, 182, 183, 186
• Laird, Mr. John, Portrait, 138
• L90, Howl, and Co., Messrs., Compound Steam Pump, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 598
• Leyton Sewage and Destructor Works, and Plan and Section of Destructor, 115, 116
• Liverpool Motor Car Trials, 502, 503, 501, 634
• London and North - Western Railway, Four Cylinder Compound Passenger Engine (Supple¬ment, May 6tK, 1898), 420, 421
• London Water Supply—Map, 419
• Lynton and Barnstaple Railway, Tank Locomo¬tive, 547

M

• MACAO, Cement Company’s Works, Green Island, 352,353
• Macfarlane and Bryant’s Stop Valve, 375
• M’Intosh, Mr. J. F., Express Locomotive Cale¬donian Railway, 176
• McKie and Baxter, Messrs., s.s. “Chebucto,” Propelling Engines, and Cross Sections of, 470, 471, 484
• “ Maine,” The U.S. Battleship, 255
• Mann and Charleswortb, Messrs., Steam Wagon 278
• Manning, Wardle, and Co., Messrs., Tank Loco¬motive, 547
• Manson, Mr. J., Four - cylinder Engine, Glasgow and South-Western Railway, 8
• Marion's Actinograpb, 328
• Mark VIII. Wire Gun, 99
• Mastodon Locomotive, Great Northern Railway 104, 105
• Mather and Platt, Messrs., Electrically-driven Calico Printing Machines, 506 Maudslay, Sons, and Field, Messrs., Engines
• , Jjgted 40 CaP® and Australian Mail Steamers,
• Maudslay, Sons, and Field, Messrs., Engines of H.M.S. “Albion” {Supplement, June 24th, 1898), 602 '
• “Meg Merrilees,” s.s., Haythorn Water-tube Boilers, 546
• Merryweather's Pumping Engine, 448
• Midland Passenger Vehicles and Goods Wagons 1839-1897,659
• Midland Railway Permanent Way, 1832—97, 560
• Milward and Sons, Messrs. H., Washford Mills, 299
• Montgomery-Moore System of Controlling Water¬tight Doors, The, 461
• Morrison, Mr. Gabriel James, Portrait, 251
• Murray, Mr. J. R., Theory and Practice of
• Mechanical Refrigeration, 170, 194, 195, 240, 241

N

• NEWFOUNDLAND and Nova Scotia Passenger s.s. “ Bruce,” 56
• Niles Tool Works Company, Horizontal Duplex _ Milling Machine, 378
• North German Lloyd Steamers, Croom and Arthur’s Steering Gear, 409
• North Shields, Cold Storage Works, 139, 140
• Norwegian State Railways, Contracts Open, 80
• Norwegian Warship, A New, 156, 160

O

• OLIVER, Mr. C. N. J., Portrait, 42
• Orlando Bros., Portuguese Cruiser “ Adamastor” {Supplement January 7th, 1898), 3

P

• PARIS Exhibition of 1900, The Great Wheel, 326
• Paris Mechanical Cabs, 550
• Patin Fly-wheel Dynamo, The, 263, 264
• Plymouth Harbour, Map of. 177
• Portland, U.S.A., Flexible Joint for Water Mains 365
• Portsmouth Dockyard, Coaling Arrangements. 114
• Portsmouth Waterworks, 524
• Portuguese Cruiser “Adamastor,” Messrs. Orlando Bros. {Supplement, January 7th, 1898), 3
• Pratt and Whitney Co., Standard Measuring Machine, 9
• Prince’s Dock, Glasgow, 25-ton Steam Travelling Crane, 356
• Proctor’s Coking Stoker, 511
• “Prodano” s.s., Micrographic Analyses of Steam Pipe of, 360, 363
• Prongs Lighthouse, The, 520, 521, 622, 523
• Pullman Palace Cara for the President of Mexico, ' 31
• Pulsometer Engineering Co.. Cold Storage Works, North Shields, 139, 140

R

• R ANSOMES, Sima, and Jefferies’ Potato Planter, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 697
• Restler, Mr. J. W., Streatham Station, Seuthwark and Vauxhall Waterworks (Supplement, June lOth'i, 379, 400, 401, 669, 582, 583, 584
• “ Restler ” High-speed Engine. The, Southwark and Vauxhall Waterworks, 582, 583. 581
• Rigg, Mr. Arthur, Hydraulic Eogine, 28, 29
• Robinson's Shaft Governor, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 598
• Rocket (Locomotive) Field, Columbian Museum, 377
• Royal Agricultural Society's Showyard, Birming¬ham, Plan of, 572
• Royal Yacht, Game played on the, 149, 150
• Russell and Co., Messrs. George, 25-ton Steam Travelling Crane, Prince’s Dock, Glasgow, 356
• Russian Oil Industry, 323, 330

S

• SAN FRANCISCO, Map showing the Defences of, 271
• Santiago de Cuba, Sketch of Town and Harbour, 525
• Schichau, Messrs., The s.s. "Kaiser Friedrich,’’ 447
• Schneider-Canet Double-fire Mounting, The, 205
• Schneider-Canet Quick-firing Ammunition, 156
• Schneider-Canet Quick-firing Breech Mechanism, 126, 127
• "Sea-gull,” H.M.S., 128
• Shanks and Co., Messrs. Thomas, 44in. Centre Lathe, 153
• Sheng Taotai, Portrait, 251
• Shibaura Company, Japrn, Earthquake-proof Chimney, 178
• Simon, Mr. Richard, Weighing Machine, 423
• Southgate Engineering Company, Limited, 3000-ton Hydraulic Forging Press Engines, 99
• South Hants Waterworks, 524
• Southwark and Vanxhall Waterworks (Supplement, June Wlh, 1898), 379, 400, 401, 569, 532, 583, 584
• Spanish Cruiser "Cristobal Colon,” 397
• Spanish Cruisers, “ The Infanta Maria Teresa ” and “ The Vizcaya,” 405
• Spanish and United States Squadrons, Analysis of, 359
• Spanish Warehips, 397, 405, 425
• Streatham Pumping Station. Southwark and Vanxhall Water Company, 379, 400, 401
• Stemtriff Steam Separator, The, 204
• Stephenson and Company's Locomotives Supplied to America, 51, 52, 77, 78

T

• " TAKASAGO," Japanese Protected Cruiser, 530, 535
• Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company, Electrical Drilling Machine, 386
• Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company. Limited, H.M. First-class Battleship " Albion," June 17th, 1898
• Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company, Spring Head for Crane Jibs, 90
• Thames Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering in the Victorian Era, 124, 125, 131, 204, 253, 275, 349, 395, 526, 574
• Thomas, Firth and Sons, Messrs., Wire-wound Ordnance, 49, 53, 60
• Thompson, Messrs. J. and G., H.M.S. “Europa,” 558
• Turner, Messrs. E. R. and F., Positive Corliss Gear Engine, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 600
• Turner, Messrs. E. R. and F., Wheat Washer, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 600
• Tyne Cycle Manufacturing Syndicate, Bicycle Frame, 489

U

• UNBREAKABLE Pulley and Mill-gearing Com¬pany, Limited, Friction Clutch, 363
• Union Ironworks of Sin Francisco, Japanese Cruiser, 207, 210
• U. S. Battleship " Maine,” The (Supplement, March 25th, 1898), 255
• U. S. Battleships, Wave Profiles, 43 U. S. Gunboat, 498
• U. S. Navy, Torpedo Boats (Supplement», April lit, January 28fA, 1898)
• U. S. Warehips. Types of (Supplement, April 22nd, 1898), 359
• Utah, Electric Transmission in, 34, 35, 230, 231

V

• VAUXHALL Temporary Bridge, Thames Iron¬works and Shipbuilding Company, 450, 451, 454
• Vickers, Sons, and Maxim, Messrs., 6in. Quick- fire Gun, 206, 207
• Victor Circular Saw Shield, The, 217

W

• WALKER’S Compound Pump, 586
• "Warrior,” The, Iron Armonr-clad Frigate, 1861, 445, 446
• Washford Mills, Redditch, New and Old, 298, 2£9
• Webb, Mr. F. W., Four-cylinder Compound Pas¬senger Engine (Supplement, May 6th, 1898), 420, 421
• Wei-Hai-Wei Harbour, 148
• Weir, Mr. Jas., Combustion in Water-tube Boilers, 612
• West Africa, Denton Bridge. 181, 183
• White Star Liner " Cymric,” 214
• Winsford Sewage Filtration Tanks, Plans of, 567
• Woolwich Arsenal, Contraction Furnace at, 346
• Woolwich Arsenal, Hardening and Annealing Furnaces, 102
• Wright and Co., Messrs., Feed-water Heater, 262
• Wright and Co., Messrs. Joseph, Brown-Berry¬man Feed-water Heaters, 375

Y

• YARROW, Mr. A. F., Description of some Ex¬periments with a Water-tube Boiler, 309

Z

• ZURICH Electric Tramways, 5, 12

Subject Matter

A

• ACTINOORAPHY, Marion’s, 328
• Armour Plating of the “ Canopus,” 273
• Arsenal, Kiangnan, 473
• Automobiles in Paris, 550

B

• BALING Press, Hydraulio, Howard’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 597
• Ball Bearing, A Faulty, Cyclist, 158
• Battleships—ire Ships
• Bevel Gear Locomotive, The Heisler, 64, 65
• Bicycle Frame, Tyne Cycle Manufacturing Syndi¬cate, 489
• Boilers, Combustion in Water-tube, Mr. Jas. Weir on, 612
• Boiler Explosion, Davonport Dockyard, 263
• Boilers of H.M.S. "Diadem,” 334
• Boilers, Water-tube, s.s. “Meg Merrilees,” 546
• Boring Machine, E'ght-incb, Messrs. Craven Bros., 154
• Boring Tool, 155
• Boring and Turning Shops, Gun, Messrs. Sr Wm. Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., 167
• Breech Mechanism, Schneider-Canet Quick-firing, 127
• Bridge, Denton, West Africa, 181, 183
• Bulkhead Doors, Toe Montgomery-Moore System of Controlling, 461

C

• CALICO Printing Machines, Electrically-driven, Messrs. Mather and Platt, 506
• Capstan, Rigg’s Hydraulic, 29
• Cars, Pullman Palace, for the President of Mexico, 31
• Cement Company’s Works, Green Island, Macao, 352, 353
• Chimney, Earthquake-proof, Shibaura Company, Japan,178
• Clutch, A New Friolion, 363
• Ccaling Arrangements, Portsmouth Dockyard,
• Coke-pushing Machine, Ishikawajima Shipbuilding and Engineering Works, Japan, 179
• Coking Stoker, Proctor’s, 511
• Cold Storage Works, North Shields, The Pul¬someter Engineering Company, 139, 140
• Contract Open, Indian Stats Railways, Galvanised . Iron Roof, Bolt, &c., and Oil Tank Wagons, 128
• Contracts Open, Norwegian Slates Railway, 80
• Contraction Furnace at Woolwich Arsenal, 346
• Conveyors, Machine for Coiling Spiral, The Con¬veyor Company’s Works. 167, 168, 169
• Coping Machine, Messrs. Hilles and Jones, 227
• Copper Steam Pipe of s.s. “Prodano,” Micro¬graphic Analyses of the, 360, 363
• Crane, Great Hydraulic, at Elswick, 347
• Crane, Locomotive Steam Shunting, Bedford Engineering Company. 266
• Cranes, Pillar Water, Indian State Railways, 510
• Crane, Shipyard, Messrs. Blohme and Voss, 437
• Crane, 25-Ton Steam Travelling, Prince's Dock Glasgow, 356

D

• DESTRUCTOR, Plan and Section of, Leyton Sewage and Destructor Works, 115, 116
• Docks, Kowloon, 408
• Double-fire Schneider Canet Mounting, The, 205
• Drill, Sensitive, Messrs. Humpage, Jacques, and Pedersen, 547
• Drilling Machine, Electrical, Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Co., 386
• Dynamics, Problem in, 536
• Dynamo, The Patin Fly-wheel, 263, 264

E

• ELECTRIC Cabs in Paris, 550
• Electric Drilling Machine, Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company, 386 Electric Riveting, Herr F. von Kodolitsch, 311
• Electric Tramways, Zurich, 5, 12
• Electric Transmission in Utah, 34, 35, 210, 231
• Electric Victoria, MM. Bouhey et Cie., 573
• Engines of the “ Albion ” (Supplement. June 2lth, 1898), 602
• Engines of the “Bruce," Messrs. A. and J. Inglis, 229, 258
• Engines of s.s. “ Chebucto,” Cross Sections, and Duplex Independent Air Pump, 470, 471, 472, 484
• Engines of the French Cruiser " Brennus,” 296, 297, 373
• Engines of “ Harbinger,” “ Bosphorus,” ate., also of “ Viper,” “ Wrangler,” itc , 349 Engines of ths Hungarian Steamer, Ferencz josef (Supplement, February 4th, 1898)
• Engines and Boilers of the Portuguese Cruiser Adamastor,” Messrs. Orlando Bros., 3
• Engine, American Steam, Messrs. Ball and Wood, 191, 192
• Engines, Gas, Prof. F. W. Burstall on, 286
• Engine, Horizontal, and Independent Condenser, Japanese-made Machinery, 179
• Engine, Hot-air, German Manufacture, 65
• Engine, Hydraulic, Mr. Arthur Rigg, 28, 29
• Engines, Hydraulic Forging Press, Southgate Engineering Co., 99
• Engine. Launch, Paragon, Messrs. G. Davies and Co., Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 599
• Engine, Mill, 1600 Indicated Horse power Triple-expansion, Messrs. Cole, Marchent, and Morley (Supplement. January 14th, 1898), 35, 36
• Engine, Oil, Messrs. Clayton and Shuttleworth, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 599
• Engine, Oil, for E'.ectrio Lighting, Mersts. Crossley Bros., 499
• Engine, Oil, Paragon, Messrp. G. Davies and Co., Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 599
• Engine, Positive Corliss Gear, Messrs. E. R. and F. Turner, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 600
• Engine and Pump, Oil, The Campbell Gas Engine Co., Limited, Royal Agricultural Society's Show, 601
• Engine, Pumping, Messrs. Merryweather and Sons, 448
• Engines, Pumping, Glasgow Docks, 578
• Engines, Pumping, Hampton Station, Southwark and Vauxhall Waterworks, 582, 583, 584
• Engines, Pumping, Streatham Station, 400, 401
• Engines, Traction, American, 548, 554
• Engine, Vertical Duplex Gas, Griffin Engineering Co., 485
• Engine-room of the ‘‘Warrior,” CrossSection, 445
• Excavator, Messrs. Bomford and Erershed’s, 130

F

• FANS, Forced-draught Steam, for the British Admiralty, 571
• Feed-Water Heaters, Brown-Berryman, 375
• Feed-Water Heater, Messrs. Wright and Co., 262
• Fires and Wires, Heddon-street, 608
• Flexible Joints for Water Mains, Portland, U.S. A., 365
• Fly-Wbeel, Dynamo, The Patin, 263, 264
• Forging Press, Hydraulic, and Engines for Sime, Messrs. Fielding and Platt, Limited, 100, 101
• Friction Clutch, A New, 363
• Furnace at Woolwich Arsenal, Contraction, 316

G

• GALVANISED Iron Roof, Bjlti, &c., Indian State Railways, Contract Oten, 127 Gantry for Shipbuilding, Travelling, Messrs. Fielding and Platt, Limited, 87, 88
• Gas Engines, Prof. F. W. Burstall on, 284, 336
• Gasworks, Halifax Corporation, 551, 552
• Girders, Proportions of, W. II. Bidder, 132
• Girders, Proportions of, Mr. W. R. Evans, 55
• Girders, Proportions of, M. F. Fitzgerald, 115
• Girders. Proportions of, F. W. Jennings, 158
• Guns, Kiangnan Arsenal, China, 473, 474
• Grain-discharging Machinery, Pneumatic, Millwall Docks, 339
• Gun Lathe Shop, Elswick Ordnance Works, 424
• Gun, 6in. Quick-fire, Messrs. Vickers, Sons, and Maxim, 206, 207
• Gun, Wire, 6in., Mark II., 293

H

• HAMMERS, Pneumati: Chipping and Caulking, Mr. James Dunlop, 585
• Harbour, Map of Plymouth, 177
• Harbour, Wei-Hai-Wei, 148
• Horti-cultivator, Howard’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 597
• Hydraulic Crane at E'swick, 347
• Hydraulic Engine, Mr. Arthur Rigg, 29
• Hydraulic Forging Press and Engines for Same, Messrs. Fielding and Platt, Limited, 100, 101
• Hydraulic Jointing, Machinery for, Messrs John¬son and Phillips, 163, 164, 165, 166

I

• INGOT Ripping Machine, Messrs. Craven Bros., 49
• Institution of Mechanical Eogineers, New Home of the, 280

J

• JOINTING Machinery, Hydraulic, Messrs. John¬son and Phillips, 163, 164, 165, 166
• Joints for Water Mains, Flexible, Portland, U.S A , 365

L

• LATHE, 54in. Centre, Messrs. Thos. Slanks and Co., 153
• Lathe, Long Shaft Boring and Turning, Krupp’s Works, Essen, 155
• Lighthouse, The Prongs, 520, 521, 522, 523
• Lock-nut Works, The Helicoid, 112, 113
• Locomotive Built in China, First, 474
• Locomotives with Double Smoke-stacks, American, 194
• Locomotive, Express, Caledonian Railway, Mr. J. F. M’lntosh, 175
• Locomotive, Express, Great Northern Railway, 511
• Locomotive, Four - cylinder, Mr. J. Manson, Glasgow and South-Western Railway, 8

Locomotive, Four-cylinder Compound, London and North-Western Railway, Mr. F. W. Webb (Supplement, May 6th, 1898), 420, 421

• Locomotive, Heisler Bevel Gear, 64, 65
• Locomotive, Mastodon, Great Northern Railway, Brooks' Locomotive Works, 104, 105
• Locomotive, Passenger. Dublin and Kingstown Railway, 1840, 609, 610
• Locomotive, The “ Rocket,” Field Columbian Museum, 377
• Locomotives Supplied by British Firms to American Railways, 51, 77, 78, 226, 249, 250, 277
• Locomotive, Tank, Lynton and Barnstaple Rail¬way, 547

M

• MAP of Chinese Railways and Foreign Projects, 252
• Map of the Lagos District, 180
• Map, London Water Supply, 419
• Map of Plymouth Harbour. 177
• Map Showing Defences of Havana, 422
• Map Showing the Defences of San Francisco, 271
• Map Showing Railways of Japan (Supplement, Marek 4th, 1898)
• Mechanical Refrigeration, Theory and Practice of, Mr. T. R. Murray, 240, 241
• Milling Machine, Horizontal Duplex, Niles Tool Works Company. 378
• Mills, Washford, 298, 299
• Motor Car Trials, Liverpool, 502, 503, 504, 534

N

• NAVAL Kriegspiel, 302
• Naval War Game, The, 215, 545
• Needles, Manufacture of, Messrs. H. Milward and Sons, Waabford Mills, 298, 299
• Nut-lccking Device, Crocker's, 573

O

• OIL Industry in the A’pheron Peninsula, The,
• Oil Tank Wagons, Indian State Railways, Contract Open, 128
• Ordnance, Wire-wound, 49, 53, 60, 99, 346, 317, 318
• Ordnance Works, Elswick, Big Gun Lathe Shop, 424

P

• PADDLE Engines of the Hungarian Steamer “ Ferencz Josef ” (Supplement, February 4th, 1898)
• Permanent Way, Midland Railway, 1832—97, 560
• Plan of the Port of Antwerp, 319
• Plan of Royal Agricultural Society’s Showyard, Birmingham, 572
• Pneumatic Grain Discharging Machinery, Millwall Dock, 339
• Pneumatic Railway, Hopcraft's, 328
• Port of Antwerp, Mr. Bates’ Plan, 319
• Port of Antwerp, M. Pierrot's Scheme, 394

Portraits:

• Bsssemer, Sir Hy., 283
• Dobson, Sir B. A., 238
• Dyer, Colonel Hy. Clement Swinerton, 279
• Hitchborn, Mr. Philip, 386
• James, Mr. Gabriel, 251
• Laird, Mr. John, 138
• Oliver, Mr. C. N. J., 42
• Sheng, Taotai, 251
• Potato Planter, Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, Royal Agricultural Society's Show, 597
• Propellers, Influence of Surface on the Per¬formance of Screw, 65, 91
• Pump, Compound, Walker’s, 586
• Pump, Compound Steam, Messrs. Lse, Howl, and Co., Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 598
• Pump, Duplex Independent Air, s.s. “Chebucto, Messrs. Blake and Knowles, 472
• Pumping Plant, Hampton Station, Southwaik and Vauxhall Waterworks, 582, 583, 584
• Pumping Station, Foxbury, 524
• Pumping Station, Streatbam, 379, 400, 401

Q

• QUICK-FIRING Ammunition, Schneider-Canet, 156
• Quick-firiog Breech M:chanism, Schneider-Canc.t, 126, 127

R

• RAILWAY Accident, The Barassie, 190
• Railways in China, with Map, 469
• Railway in Formosa, Proposed, 73
• Railway, Hopcraft’s Pneumatic, 328
• Railway, Light, in India, 232
• Railways in Japan, 201, 202
• Railway, Lagcs, 181. 182 183, 186
• Riilway Progress, Mr. Samuel Waite Johnson's
• Presidential Address on, 486, 512
• Railway Train in China, 1876, Starting of tie First, 251
• Refrigeration. Theory and Practice of Mechanical, Mr. T. R. Murray, 170, 194, 195
• Riveting by Electricity, Herr F. von Kodolitsch, 311
• Roads, Improvement of Transportation on Coun¬try, 537
• Rolling Stock, Midland Railway, 1839-97, 559
• Roof, Running Shed, Godavery Valley Railway, (Contracts Open), 8
• Royal Yacht, Game Played on the, 149, 150

S

• SAW, Circular, Messrs. Craven Bros., 153
• Saw Shield, The Victor Circular, 217
• Seed-sorting Machine, Boby’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 598
• Separator, The Stemtriff Steam, 204
• Sewage and Destructor Works, Leyton, 115, 116
• Sewage Filtration Tanks, Winsford, 567
• Shaft Governor, Robinson’s, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 598
• Shearing Machine, Double Angle-iron, 234
• Shears, 75-Ton, Kiangnan Arsenal, 474

Ships:

• Battleships, British : -
• “Albion” (Supplement, June 17th, 1898), 602, 605
• “ Europa,” 558
• “ Goliath," 302, 303
• “ Hermes,” 361 “ Sea Gull,” 128
• “ Warrior,” 445, 446
• Battleships French, 327
• Norwegian, 155, 160
• Spanish, 425 ,
• United States (Supplement), March '25th, ;
• April 22nd, 1898), 43, 255, 359

Cruisers, British:

• “ Amazonas,” 286
• “ Argcnaut,” 108

Cruisers:—

• Chilian, 480
• Japanese, 207, 210, 310, 530, 535
• Spanish, 397, 405
• Gunboats:—
• United States, 498, 5
• Torpedo Boats:—
• British, 312
• United States (Supplement», January 2Sth, April Id, 1898)
• Ships, Mercantile and Passenger:
• “Bruce,” Messrs. A. and J. Inglis, 56
• “ Cymric,” Oceanic Steam Navigation Company, 214
• “Germania,” 396
• “Great Eastern," 395
• “Kaiser Friedrich,” North German Lloyd Express Liner, 447
• Shipbuilding in Belfast, one Year’s Output, 9
• Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering in the Victorian Era, Thames, 124, 125, 131, 204, 253, 275, 349, 395 526, 574
• Shipyard Crane, Messrs. Blohme and Voss, 437
• Squadrons, Analysis of Spanish and United States, 359
• Squadrons now in Chinese Waters, 98
• Signal Plant at Chicago, A Large, 274
• Spring Head for Crane Jibs, Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Co., 90
• Steam Carriage, The Freakley, 383, 384
• Steam Pipe of the s s. “Prodano,” Micrographic Analyses of the, 360, 363
• Steering Gear, Croom and Arthur’s, 409
• Stop Valve, Macfarlane and Bryant’s, 375
• Surface Resistance of Watar and of Stream-line Motion, Nature of, Prof. H. S, Hele-Shaw, 432, 433, 458, 459, 462

T

• TAR Still, Contract Open, 214
• Timo Recorder, The Bundy, 239
• Tramcara, Kidderminster and Stourport Electric Tramway, 594
• Tramway, Zurich, Engine House, 5
• Torpedo Discharge Tubes, Messrs. Sir Wm. Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., 496, 497
• Tube Cleaner, Simplex, Messrs. Bromell and Co , 169
• Tubes in Shear, P. Warren, 184

V

• VALVE, Automatic Cylinder Drain, Mr. A. H. E. Berchem, 36
• Valve, Stop, Macfarlane and Bryant’s, 375
• Van, Daimler Motor Company’s, 571
• Vulcanising Works, The Haskin Wood, 79, 81, 82, 83

• W
• WAGON, Steam, Messrs. Mann and Charles- worth, 278
• Water Supply, Coolgardie, 57, 76
• Water Supply, London, 419
• Waterworks, Portsmouth, 524
• Waterworks, South Hants, 524
• Waterworks, Southwark and Vauxhall (Supple¬ment, June 10th, 1898), 379, 400, 401, 569, 582, 583, 584
• Weighing Machine, Mr. R. Simon, 423
• Wheat Washer, Messrs. E. R. and F. Turner, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 600
• Wheel, The Great, Paris Exhibition of 1900, 326
• Wire Gun, 6in., Mark II., 293
• Wire Gun, Mark VIII., 99
• Wire-winding Machines, Messrs. Easton, Ander¬son, and Gooiden, 348
• Wire-winding Machine, Elswick Ordnance Works, 436
• Wire-wound Ordnance, 49, 53, 60, 99, 163, 346, 347, 348
• Wood Vulcanising Works, Milwall, The Haskio, 79, 81, 82, 83
• Workshops at Kabul, The Ameer’s, 428

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