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The Engineer 1864 Jul-Dec: Miscellaneous Index.
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  • Aberdare, 50
  • Abordaro Vnlley, 300
  • Academy of sciences. French Locomotive for Gradients. by M Combes, 52
  • Permeability of Iron, by M. Cailletut, 168
  • Accident, tbo Blackheath Railway, 387
  • Accident iu Cauada, 60
  • Accidents, 263
  • Accidouts, Hailway, 52, 126
  • Achilles. The, 372
  • Acid, Distilling Sulphuric, 324
  • Adams’ Locomotive, 115
  • Adams' Wheels, Ac., 35
  • Adamson’s Iron and Steel, 147
  • Admiralty at Cork, the Lords of tho, K6
  • Agricultural Show, 55
  • Air Engine, Richard’s, 37
  • Air, Supplying. 308
  • Air Vessels, Sphorical, 299
  • Alabama and Keaisaige, 27
  • Alabama, The New, 116
  • Alarm Indicator, 295
  • Allen and Johnson's Grinding Cards, 164
  • Almaden Quicksilver Mines, New, 219
  • Amazon, Exploration of the, 327
  • Amazon, Navigation ou the, 368
  • America, River Navigation of North, 132, 213
  • American Manufactures, 54
  • Amcricau Steamships, 47
  • Anchors and Cables iu tho Navy, 298
  • Anthracite for Locomotives, 236
  • Antiquities, Sham. 278
  • Apennines. Tunnel under the, 814
  • Architecture, Progress of Naval, 214
  • Ardrey, Beckett, and Smith's Lathes, 130
  • Armour Plates, 60, 282
  • Armour Plates and Ordnance, 203
  • Armour Plating, 271, 295
  • Armstrong Gun, the Future of the, 115
  • Armstrong Gun and Sturbridge Fort, 70
  • Armstrong 600-poundcr, 67
  • Armstrong and Whitworth, 4, 35
  • Artillery, French, 334
  • Aspiuali's Hand Stamp, 68
  • Association, Ironmasters', 279
  • Astbury’s Forge Hammers, 101)
  • Astronomical Phenomena, 188
  • Atmospheric Hammer, 250
  • Auger- aud Drills, 811
  • Australian Ironworks, 320, 843
  • Australian Railway Progress, 257
  • Austria, 6
  • Axle-boxes, Neilson, 20
  • Axles, Diverging, 149. 161
  • Axles, Parallel and Diverging, 121
  • Barclay and Mortons' Injector, 20
  • Bars, Turning Taper. 815
  • Bayley’s Colton Gins, 147
  • Bearings, Aluminium Bronze, 368
  • Belgian Enterprise, 203
  • Belgian Iron Trade, 43
  • Bolgiuu Rails, 300
  • Belgium, 52
  • Bolleropbon, The, 106, 321
  • Bessemer Process, 388, 405
  • Bessemer Iron und Steel, 17
  • Bessemer's Projectiles, 238
  • Bill, Chain Cable and Anchors. 217
  • Bill, Chain C hie aud Anchor Testiug, 225
  • Bill Procedure, Private, 86, 73
  • Bills Private, 59
  • Birmingham Railway and Canal Company, 62
  • Bismuth from O d Type, 146
  • Black Iriiirs Railway Bridge, 232
  • Blackheath Railway Accident, The, 387
  • Blackness, Proposed Bridge at, 285
  • Blackpool Water works, 83
  • Blakely’s Projectiles, 72
  • Bist ting, 169,107
  • Blowing Down a Cliff.,55
  • Blowing OB, 135
  • Board of Woiks, 10
  • Board of Works, Tho Metropolitan, 34
  • Boiler Assurance.341
  • Boiler Explosions, 7
  • Boiler, The Harrison, 27
  • Boiler Inspection Companies, 330
  • Boiler, Multitubular. 284
  • Boiler Regulations, French and Prussian, 330
  • Boilers. Air in Steam, 815
  • Boilers, Cast-iron, 7
  • Boilers, Corrosion of, 57
  • Boilers, Feeding, 382
  • Boilers, Field’s, 211
  • Boilers, Hydraulic Test for, 57
  • Boilers, Incrustation of Marino, 314
  • Boilers, Marine, 351
  • Boilers, Spherical, 26
  • Boilers, On Steam, 189
  • Boilers, Vertical, 295
  • Boiling by Hut Air, 225, 255
  • Boiling by Jot of Hot Air, 269
  • Bolts and Rivets, 101
  • Bombay Telegraph, 297
  • Bonneville’s Sewing Machines, 161
  • Booth’s Cranes, 53
  • Bottles, Stopping, 206
  • Brakes, Continuous Railway, 193
  • Brakos, Railway, 299
  • Brakes, Wheel and Sledge, 182
  • Brazilian Railway Intelligence, 159
  • Breech-Loader, An Ancient, 278
  • Brick Machinery, Clayton’s, 134
  • Bridge, The Albert Edward, 327
  • Bridge, Failure of a Railway, 238
  • Bridge at Launceston, Tasmania. 51
  • Bridge, Proposed, at Blackuess, 285
  • Bridge, Proposed Iron Girder, 360
  • Bridges, Railway and Othor, 165
  • Bristles, Dragging, 353
  • Bristol and Exeter Railway, 129
  • British Association, 65
  • British Association:—
  • Chemical Action of Light, by Prof. Roscoe, 19S
  • Extracting Gold, by C. Craco Calvort, F.R.S.,
  • Geology of South-West of England, by C. Moore, 197
  • Gun Cotton, by Mr. Scott Russell, 197
  • Improvements in Screw Propellers, by G. Bell Gal¬loway, 237
  • Inaugural Address, 173
  • Lifeboats for Ships, by G. Boll Galloway, 227
  • Magnetic Induction aud Electricity, by J. B. Thompson, 214
  • Measurement of Gas. by M. Glover, 257
  • Production of Cold by Expausiun of Air, by A. C. Kirk, 222
  • Progress of Naval Architecture, by Capt. Hender¬son, 214
  • Properties of Certain Steam Lines, by W. J. Mac¬quorn Ibuikiuo, 257
  • Benort °f PatOut LaW Committee, by T. Webster,
  • Shot-i roof Targets, by F. Syir.es Prideanx. 197
  • Some of the S rains ef Ships, by W. J. Macquorn Rnnkiue, C.E . .. 189
  • 8topp ng Trains, bv I'. W. Barlow, 197
  • Structure of War Ships, by Admiral Belcher, 236
  • Submarine 1 elegraph Cable . by Capt. Selwvn, 197
  • Testing Gir mrs, by J. L. St > t. 197
  • Units of Measures, by W. J. Macquorn Rankino, C.E., Ac., 193
  • Utilisation of Sewage, by Dr. Bird, 204
  • Bronze Bearings, Aluuuuiuin, 368
  • Bronze Dip, 276
  • Brougham on tho Co-operation System, LorJ, 295
  • Brown and Co., Messrs. J., 209
  • Bude, Itailwiy to, 52
  • Buliough's Looms, 117
  • Cable and Anchor Testing, 357
  • Cuble, The Atlantic, 398
  • Cable, Atlantic Telegraph, 314
  • Cable, Indo-European, 363
  • Cable, Properties of Atlantic Telegraph, 239
  • Cables, Telegraph, 197
  • Calculating Machiue, 69
  • Calculation, Curious, 220
  • Callipers, Improved, 271
  • Camden Coal Yard, 277
  • Canal. Italian Maritime, 56
  • Canal Scheme, Tho Nantes, 402
  • Cannon, Burr’s Improvements iD, 209
  • Cannon-street StatioD, 19
  • Cape, Communication with the, 241
  • Capital. Growth of Railway, 10
  • Carding Engines, 386
  • Carding Engine, Dobson and Co.’s, 113
  • Cards, Grinding, 164
  • Carpet Trade, Dispute in the, 236
  • Carriage, New Railway, 268
  • Carriages, Checking Recoil of Gun, 398
  • Carriages. Railway, 338
  • Cast Steel, Who Invented, 409
  • Catastrophe, Siugular, 338
  • Cattle Show, The, 309, 350, 373
  • CeDls Tunnel. Mont, 264
  • Centrifugal Machine, 355
  • Chain ami Anchor Testing, 230, 278
  • Chain Cable Testing, 385. 404
  • Chariug Cross Railway, Description of, 233
  • Chemistry Applied to tho Arts, 42. 60, 127, 144
  • Chepstow Bridge, A Trip Through, 359
  • China, Railways in, 283
  • Circle, The Inner, 51
  • Cities, Power io, 132
  • City Railways, 52
  • Civil Engineers, India, 97
  • Clare v. tbo Queen, 86
  • Clark and Batho's Rolling Roads, 120
  • Clayton's.Brick Machinery, 134
  • Cleveland, 253
  • Clifton Bridge, 28, 84. 192, 391
  • Clifton Bridge, Opouing of tho, 368
  • Clio, The, 84
  • Cold. Production of, 222
  • Colo's Casting, Ac., Steam Cylinders, 104
  • Combustion of Matters, Clark's, 279
  • Companies, Limited Liability, 11
  • Compauies, More, 80
  • Companlos, New, 81
  • Companies, New Joint Stock, 89
  • Companies, Yet More, 48, 54
  • Company, The Londou Engineering, Ac., 305
  • Company, National Steamship, 228
  • Company, Rolling Stock. 88
  • Compensation Claims at Sheffield, 306
  • Competition, 256
  • Continental Items, 176
  • Cooking, Stevens’, 97
  • Cooking Without Fire, 248
  • Co-operation System, Lord Brougham on the, 205
  • Copper, Phenomenon in, 299
  • Cop Tubes, Turning Wood for, 399
  • Coal in China, 110
  • Coal. Economic Mixing of, 256
  • Coal Exports, 380
  • Coalfield, Purchase of a, 888
  • Coal, Formation of, 252
  • Coal-getting Machiue, 327
  • Coal-getting Machinery, 268
  • Coal, Harrison’s, Cutting, 68
  • Coal in India, 300
  • Coal and Iron iu France, 19
  • Coal in Nevada, 4
  • Coal-yard at Camden, 277
  • Cork, Industrial Progress in, 129
  • Corporation of Loudon, 68
  • Cotton, Gun, 197, 220, 235, 256
  • Cottou, Opening, 84
  • Cotton Press. Bi-unton’s, 325
  • Cottou Press Company, 05
  • Conlong's Opening Cotton, 81
  • Cranes, Booth’s, 53
  • Cranes aud Windlasses. Shaw’s, 254
  • Cronin's Applying Power, 180
  • Cunard Liue, 342
  • Cutting Millboard, 191
  • Cylinders, Cole’s Casting, Ac., 104
  • Dartmouth Harbour Improvomonts, 113
  • Darwen and Haddon’s Bolts. 101
  • Decimal Measures, Use of, 225
  • Die Sinking, Ac., 103
  • Discovery, Wonderful. 299
  • Diving Apparatus, Death in a. 125
  • Dobson, Barlow, aud Knowles' Cotton Qins, 49
  • Dobson, Hodgkinson, and Co.’s Carding Eugiue, 113
  • Docks, Eldor’s Flonting, 40
  • Docks at Grimsby, 366 Dockyard Report, 56
  • Dockyards, 114 Dodge's Rolling Machinery, 5
  • Dragging Bristles, 853
  • Draining Main, 214
  • Drainage Works, Main, 70
  • Drawings aud Specifications, 7
  • Drilled v. Punched Plates, 89
  • Driver, Heroism of an Engine, 125
  • Drogheda and Mr. Whitworth, 220
  • Drowned, Restoring tho Apparently, 1
  • Dwellings, Fire-proof, 241
  • Earthenware Trade, The, 327
  • Easton aud Amos' Paper Machinery, 282
  • Ebbw Vale Company, 32
  • Education, Engineering, 371
  • Eghara Railway Accident, 3
  • Egypt, 19
  • Elder’s Floating Docks, 40
  • Electric Light, 7
  • Electric Tell-Tales, 24
  • Electricity, Applications of, 253
  • Electricity and Magnetic Induction, 214
  • Rmbaukment, Tho Thames, 340
  • Embankments, 291
  • Emery’s Cotton Gin, 23
  • Eugiuo Building in Frauce, 164
  • Eugino, The Gas. 11, 39, 58, 90,106, 119, 125
  • Engine, Lenoir's Gas, 27, 225
  • Engine liable to Toll, Is a Portable, 289
  • Engino Making, Progress of, 374
  • Engine, Microscopic Steam, 284
  • Engine, New Gas, 223
  • Engine, New Motive Powor, 317
  • Engino. Subterranean Steam, 301
  • Engine Trades. 161
  • Engine Trials Steam Fire. 74, 179
  • Eugiuocr? What is au. 166
  • Engineering aud Iron Ship Buildiug Company, 05
  • Engineoring, Mariue, 281
  • Engineering Monstrosi ics 410
  • Engineers. Association of Foremen, 228
  • Engineers, Certificated, 241
  • Engineers at Glasgow Mechanical, 105
  • Euginee’S in India. 204, 316
  • Engineers Institution of Mechanical, 301
  • Engineers, Naval, 285
  • Engineers, Prospect of Naval, 373
  • Engineers. Royal Naval 179
  • Engineers Society of—
  • Charing Cross Railway, by M. Parkas, 233
  • Engines, Huggett’s Steam, 264
  • Engines, Martin and Hodgsnn’s. 290
  • Engines, Agricultural, 370. 399, 400
  • Engines, Air. Richard’s, 37
  • Engines and Boilers. Howden’s, 150
  • Engines, Caiding, 386
  • Engines, Expansive, 401
  • Engines, Marine Expansive, 369
  • Engines, Friction of, 229
  • Engines, Largo, 25
  • Engines, Machinery, Steam, 279
  • Engines. Marine 296, 326, 340, 351, 369
  • Engines, Motire Power, 352
  • Engines in the Navy, Screw, 829
  • Engines, 8team, Guyet’a, 180
  • Engines, Steam Fire. 73
  • Eogmea, Steam Road, 158
  • Engines, Water Pressure. 338
  • Engines for the West Indies, Steam Fire, 131
  • England’s Lubricating, 65
  • Enlarging Holes in Metals, 254
  • Erith Explosion, The, 310
  • Europe, Railways of, 203
  • Examination a Novelty in Engineering, 305
  • Excavating Machine, 269
  • Exhibition, Canada, 390
  • Exhibition, Coachmakers’ Industrial, 237
  • Exhibition, The Dublin, 60, 194, 371, 394
  • Exhibition, New Zealand, 267
  • Exhibition, The Paris, 301
  • Exhibition, Workiug Classes, 197
  • Exmouth and Budleigh Saltorton Waterworks, 268
  • Expenses, Railway Working, 134
  • Experiments, American Heat, 190
  • Experiments, American Steam, 69,100,115, 163
  • Experiments, Artillery, 167
  • Experiments, Ordnance, 235
  • Explosion of a Locomotive, 120
  • Explosion, Boiler, 177
  • Explosions, Boiler, 7, 181. 281
  • Explosions, Mathematical Description of Boiler, 60
  • Explosive Material, Storing, 301
  • Export, a Novel, 217
  • Exports for May, 7
  • Extension, Narrow Gauge, 118
  • Fagot, Improved, 264
  • Failure, a, 338
  • Falmouth Docks, 161
  • Fans, Hughes', 52
  • Fares, Railway, 149
  • Feed Water, 382
  • Fernio aud Taylor’s Trimming Plates, 69
  • Fire-arms, 6
  • Fire Engines iu Ships, 160
  • Fire Engines, Trial of Steam, 54
  • Fire-places, Wilson's, 178
  • Fleet, The Channel, 228
  • Fleet, Our Iron-clad, 155
  • Fleet, Submarine, 82
  • Fleets, the Strength of Hostile, 26
  • Hues, internal Boiler, 373
  • Fly-whoels, Effect of Earth 's Rotation on, 238
  • Fog Trumpet, Daboll’s, 170
  • Forces, Our Home, 11
  • Forcing and Exhausting Air, 372
  • Foreign and Colouial Jottings, 19, 71, 104, 120, 133, 150, 170, 177, 262, 281, 328, 368, 398
  • Forgo Hammers. 343
  • Forge Scoria. Utilisation of, 249, 280
  • Forging Machines, 299
  • Formulae in Locomotive Engineering, 41
  • Fortifications, Iron, 284
  • Forts, the Spithead, 163
  • Foundations, Hoathom's Submarine, 29S
  • France, Coal aud Iron in, 19
  • France, Population of, 348
  • France, Railway Exlcnsion in, 328
  • France, Railways iu, 318
  • Frauklin’s Labours, 44
  • French Matters, 189
  • French Railway Progress, 402
  • French Railways. 253
  • Frost on Railways, 255
  • Fuel, Steam, 67
  • Fund, Civil Engineers’, 373,375
  • Furnace, Reverberatory, 205
  • Furnacei, Blast, 402
  • Furnaces, Improved, 164
  • Furnaces, Siemens’, 57
  • Galway Line, The, 4
  • Galway Liue, 64
  • Gas, 23
  • Gas Engine, 11, 39, 58, 90. 106, 119, 133
  • Gas Holdreges. 85
  • Gas, Measurement of, 257
  • Gas Meter Company, 270
  • Gas in Paris, 390
  • Gas Products, 32
  • Gas Purifiers, Valves for, 191
  • Gauchet's Cutting Sugar, 221|
  • Gauges, Hydraulic, 9
  • Gauges, Pressure and Vacuum, 210
  • Gauges, Steam, Ac., 3
  • Geology of South West of England, 197
  • German Railways, 276
  • Gin, Emery's Cotton, 23
  • Gins, Bayley’s Cotton, 147
  • Gius, Dobson, Barlow, and Knowles’ Cotton, 49
  • Girders, Effect of Time on, 344
  • Girders, Testing, 197
  • Girders, Use ol Steol in, 249
  • Glacial Phenomena, 162
  • Glass, Grinding and Polishing, 402
  • Glass, Polishing, 339
  • Goldin Australia, 327
  • Gold, Extracting, 254
  • Gorman and Paton's Heat, 87
  • Gradients, Railway, 373
  • Great Eastern, The, 44, 158
  • Great Eastern Railway, 88
  • Great Eastern and Mr. Towle, 364
  • Great Western Dock Company. 160
  • Greenbacks, Manufacture of, 148
  • Grimsby Docks, 366
  • Grinding and Polishing Glass, 402
  • Grissell, Messrs., 44
  • Gun, The American 1,000-poundcr. 315
  • Gun, Another, 248
  • Gun Carriage Recoil Checking, 398
  • Gunboats, Now, 31
  • Guns, Tho 13&in., 187
  • Guns, Manufacture of Hoavy, 356
  • Guns, Mounting, 72
  • Guns, Rifled, 32
  • Guns, Smooth-bore, 106
  • Gunpowder, Explosive Forco of, 237
  • Gunpowder, Safe Keeping of, 239
  • Gunpowder Transport, 327
  • Hammer, Grimshaw’s Atmospheric, 250
  • Hammers, Astbury's Forgo, 100
  • Hammers, Forge, 313
  • Harborno, A New, 341
  • Harrison's Cuttiug Coal, 68
  • Harrison’s Puddling Machinery, 84
  • Hawkins' Hydraulic Pumps, 69
  • Heat, Obtaining, Ac., 87
  • Heating, Ac., 160
  • Hobson'- Bay Dock Accommodation, 393
  • Holdrego’s Gas, 85
  • Uolmau’s Pumps, 7
  • Horses, Speed of Race, 34
  • Housos, Evils of New, 214
  • Howden’s Engines and Boilers, 150
  • Howe's Sewing Machinery, 19
  • Hughes’ Fans, 52
  • Humber Ironworks, 250
  • Hydraulic Testing, 90. 93, 269, 283, 299
  • Hydrocarbon, A Now, 294
  • Hydraulic Welding, 190
  • Icebergs at Sea, 65
  • Impact v. Weight, 269, 283, 315, 329,343, 3S5
  • Improvement, Railway,60
  • Iuveutors’ Institute. 324
  • Incrustation, Preventing, 251
  • India, Engineers in, 204
  • India, Railway Plant for, 120
  • I ud a. Railway Progress iu, 297
  • Iudiau Branch Railway, 7
  • Indian Railways, 6, 49, 84
  • Induction, Electricity, and Magnetic, 214
  • luglefield’s Mouuting Guus, 72
  • Injector, Barclay, uud Marten’s, 20
  • Institution of Civil Enoineers
  • Decay ot Materials, by W. J. W. Heath, C.E., 350
  • Decay of Materials, by G. O. Mann, 325
  • Great Grimsby Docks, by E. H. Clark, 366 Premiums, 38
  • Institution of Enoiniers in Scotland :—
  • On the Effects of Superheated Steam. Ac., by J. R.
  • Napier, 247
  • Institution of Mechanical Engineers:—
  • Blake's Stone Breaker, by J. Lancaster, 313
  • Instow, Docks at, 52
  • Inundation, the Sheffield, 309
  • Irish Railways, 4
  • Iron-clad, Novel, 54
  • Iron-clad, Turkish, 308
  • Iron-clads, Federal, 97
  • Iron-clads, New, 134
  • Iron-clads, Our, 272, 387
  • Iron-clads, Southern, 163
  • Iron, Coal, and General Trades of Birmingham. Wolverhampton, and Other Districts, The, 15, 31,47, 63. 79, 95, 111, 125, 141, 155, 171, 187, 207,218, 231, 245. 261, 275, 289, 306, 320, 333, 347, 363, 379, 394, 410
  • Irou from Corrosion, Preserving, 329
  • Iron. Internal Change in, 211
  • Iron, Minimum .of, 309
  • Irou for Naval Purposes, 337, 353
  • Iron, Permeability of, 158
  • Irou, Prices of, 289
  • Irou and Steel, Adamson’s, 147
  • Iron, Strengthening Cast, 307
  • Irou iu Sweden, 43
  • Iron Trade, Belgian, 43
  • Iron Trade, The French, 16, 394
  • Iron Trade and Strikes, 237
  • Iron v. Steel, 106
  • Ironmasters' Association , 208, 279
  • Islo of Man, 95
  • Italian Maritimo Caual, 56
  • Italy, Irrigation in, 238
  • Italy, Railways in, 34
  • Jacks, Child’s, 264
  • Java, 218
  • Johnson's Raising Sunken Vessols, 131
  • Joints Rivetted 315
  • Joints, Welded, 315
  • Kearsarge and Alabama, 27
  • Keyham Dockyard, 118
  • Kingston Sower, 112
  • Lamps, Burts, 221
  • Lamps, Holmes’, 339
  • Lathes, Ardrey and Co.’s, 130
  • Lauuceston and Bodmin Railway, 95
  • Launceston aud South Devon Railway, 262, 279
  • Launch at Deadmau’s Bay, 82
  • Launch, Ship, 142 Leading Articles:—
  • Blackheath Railway Accident, 3S7
  • Boiler Explosions, 181
  • Boiler Inspection Companies, 330
  • Chain Cable and Anchor Testing Bill, 225
  • Chain Cable Testing Machiues, 404
  • Civil Engineers’ Benevolent Fund, 373
  • Corrosion of Boilers, 57
  • Drilled v. Puuched Plates, 89
  • Driving Wheels of Road Locomotives, 821
  • Economic Value of Mining Coal, 256
  • Effects of Time on Wrought Iron Girders, 344
  • Embankments, '291
  • Engineers in India, 316
  • Forge Hammers, 343
  • Forging Machines, 2 9
  • Formulas iu Locomotive Engineering, 41
  • Freuch and Prussian Regulations for Boilers, 330
  • Frost on the Railways, 255
  • Glasgow Meeting of Mechanical Engineers, 105
  • Hollow Spheres, 255
  • Hydraulic Testiug Machines, 269
  • Incrustation of Marino Boilers, 344
  • Injury to Plates through Punching, 240
  • Internal Boiler Flues, 371
  • Internal Changes iu Wrought Iron wheu Cold, 211
  • Iron Fortifications, 283
  • Iron and Steol Wire Rope, 136
  • Large Engines, 25
  • Legislation for the Protection of Life, 195
  • Link Motion, 9
  • Locomotive Adhesion. 300
  • Loss of Life in British Mines, 152
  • Measuring the Increase in Volume Produced by
  • Testing Boilers, 122
  • Mechanical Properties of Atluutio Cables, 230
  • Motion of Locomotives, 57
  • Multitubular Boiler, 283
  • Naval Ordnance, X65
  • Naval Warfare. 25
  • New Joint-Stock Companies, 89
  • New Publio Chain Cable aud Anchor Tosting Mcliiuee, 357
  • Ordnauce, 9
  • Our Ironclads, 387 Parallel and Diverging Axles, 111
  • Permanent Way, 135
  • Privato Bill Procedure, 73
  • Production of Steam-tight Valvos, 365
  • Progress ill 1864 , 403
  • Progress of Eugiuo Makiug and the Trade in Ma¬chinery, 374
  • Rail and Wheel, 269
  • Railway aud other Bridges, 165
  • Railway Train Signals, 41
  • Railway Wheels and Axles, 151
  • Railways in China, 284
  • Resistance of Rivets to Shearing 279
  • Road Locomotives, 195
  • Royal Commission on Mines, 277
  • S ife Keeping of Gunpowder, 239
  • Scrow Engines iu tho Navy, 829
  • Suwago Question, 212, 226
  • Sir W. Pago Wood and Patouts, 358
  • Steam Fire Engines, 73
  • Steel versus IroD, 196
  • Structural Valuo, 1S1
  • Suez Canal, 315
  • The 6111-poiiuder at Shoeburyncss, 121
  • Use of Decimal Measures, 225
  • What is au Engineer ? 166
  • Wheel and Sledge Brakos, 182
  • Law Intklliqekce —
  • Aberystwith and Wolsh Coast Railway Company Piercy, 18
  • Ackroyd v. Baniingliam, 301
  • Allen v. Steam Boiler Assuruuco Company, 70
  • Betts v. De Vitro, 309. 341
  • Bovill v. Marshall, 102
  • Rouard v. Levonsteiu, 390
  • Simpson v. Holliday, 18, 59,327
  • Legislation, 11
  • Letter, Another Irou, 390
  • Letters to the Editor
  • Agricultural Engines, E. E. Allen, 400
  • Agricultural Engines, Z. Colburn, 370, 400
  • Air in Steam Boilers. W. S. Tomkins, 315
  • Armour Plating, *• Ipso Facto," 271
  • Armour Plating, J. Macpherson, 295
  • Australian Iron Works, A. Z..329
  • Australian Iron Works. A Subscriber," 343
  • Boiler Explosions, J. Gill, 7
  • Boilers, Cast Iron, S., 7
  • Boiling by Hot Air, C. M. K. Dick, 269
  • Boiling by Hot Air, J. Lyall, juu., 255
  • Boiling by Means of Hot Air, C. M. K. Dick, 225
  • Bounevillo’s Sewiug Machiue, Lindley, Taylor, aud Co., 181
  • Brakes, Continuous Railway, J. Clark, 193
  • Brakes, Railway, Thos. Taylor, 299
  • Callipers, Improved A. Simon, 271
  • Chain Cables Testiug Machiuery v. T. Dunu, T. Dunn, 385
  • Chain Cable Testing Machiaery v. T. Dunn, G. W. Lennox, 385
  • Chilled Shot, W. Palliser, 58
  • Coal Gas Motive Power, J. Robson, 74
  • Cold-drawn Seamless Tubes, C. E., 283
  • Diverging Axles, “ Un Roy-prm Adamite,” 149, 161
  • Double Water Screw, H., 165
  • Draining Mines by the iDjector, J. Gresham, 357
  • Drawings aud Specifications, W. Spence, 7
  • Early Steam Navigation, J. C. Dyer, 58
  • Effects of Earth’s Rotation on Fly Wheels, J. J. 8 , 239
  • Engineers, Prospects of Royal Naval, “ Another of the Number,” 873
  • Expausive Eugines. F. H. Wenham, 401
  • Expansive Marine Eugiues, M. Murray Jacksou, 369
  • Explosive Force of Gunpowder, Lynall Thomas, 237
  • Field’s Boilers, E. Field, 211
  • Friction of Engines, A.B., 299
  • Gas as a Motive Power, F. H. Wenham 58
  • Gauchet’a Sugar Machinery, J. Whittaker, 269
  • Gauges, Hydraulic, C. E., 9
  • Glaze on Tracing Cloth, E. W. B., 239
  • Harrison Boiler. T. L. L., 26
  • Hydraulic Test for Boilers, J. Dixon, 57
  • Hydraulic Testiug, A. Simon, 283
  • Hydraulic Testiug, “ Delta,” 73
  • Hydraulic Testing Machiuery, F. A. Paget, 299
  • Impact v. Weight, Robert Argile, 313
  • Impact v. Weight, “ Enquirer,’ 329
  • Impact v. Weight, •• Impact,” 269, 315
  • Impact v. Weight, J. MacCollum, 385
  • Impact v. Weight, “Theta,” 343
  • Impact v. Weight, “Old Subscriber,” 343
  • Impact v. Weight, J. G. Wintou, 283, 329
  • Irou Trades aud Strikes. Shaw aud Thomson, 237
  • Irrigation iu Italy, A. K. C., 239
  • Lenoir’s Gas Engine, J. G. Birckol, 26, 38, 100,135
  • Leuoir’s Gas Eugiue, Thos. Lnugau, 225
  • Lenoir’s Gas Eugine, P. H , 96
  • Leuoir’s Gas Eugine, J. Pinchbeck, 39, 90, 119
  • Lenoir's Gas Eugine, “ Progress,” 39
  • Lenoir's Gas Eugiue, Wailos and Robiuson, 135
  • Locomotive Power, A. Alexander, 317
  • I Locomotive Power, J. Dixon, 266
  • Locomotivo Power, “ Au Eugino Driver,” 315
  • Locomotivo, Rood, W. O. Carrett, 326
  • Locomotive, Road, W. Crawford, 326
  • Locomotives, Road, Thos. Rickett, 326
  • Mariue Boilers, Thos. Adams, 351
  • Marino Boilors, “ Ipso Facto, ’ 351
  • Marino Engineering, “ Ipso Facto,” 281
  • Marine Engiues. E. Li. E., 341,369
  • Mariue Eugines. “Ipso Facto,” 299, 326, 351, 369
  • Match-cutting Machinery, “ Alpha.” 283
  • Moulding Machines, “ Old Subscriber,” 357
  • New Patent Office, R. M. Latham, 39
  • Norway Railway, 8. H., 299
  • On Mol ocular Structure, by J. F. M., 179
  • Origin, &c., of the Bessomer Process, V. S. P., 403
  • Patent Law Reform, F. W. Campin, 193
  • Patent Laws, F. W. Campiu, 281, 369
  • Patent Laws, R. T. Davies, 165
  • Putout Laws, R. A. Mactie, 239
  • Patent Laws, W. Spence, 385
  • Patent Law. “ A Working Engineer,” 401
  • Patent Moulding Apparatus, Robert Jobson,
  • Patent Office, F. W. Campin, 58
  • Peat Pressing Machinery, J. E. Norris, 236
  • Phenomenon in Copper, W. A. B., 299
  • Physical Aspect of the Moon's Surface, 105
  • Ploughing Eugines at the Show, U. aud Co., 384
  • Poutifex's Sluice Cocks, R. T. Davies, 165
  • Pontifex's Valves, C. Jones, 121
  • Pontifex's Valves. H. Wils m, 125
  • Preserving Wrought Iron, “ Investigator,” 329
  • Projectile, G. Ramshottom, 295
  • Prospects of the Royal Naval Engineers, “ Ouo of the Number, 179
  • Pulverising Machinos, B. Harris, 387
  • Puuched and Drilled Plates, 11. N. Maynard, 253, 295
  • Radial Locomotives, W. Bridges Adams, 26 J,
  • Railway Gradients, G. B., 373
  • Raising Sunken Vessels, J. W. Woodford, 329
  • Relief Valvos, N. P. Burgh, 599
  • Rivettod Joints, “ Investigator," 815
  • Rood Locomotiou, C. T. Huyball, 340
  • Road Locomotives, C. T. Huyball, 317
  • Road Locomotives, F. I lodges, 370
  • Road Locomotivos, J. P.'B., 2116
  • R.jioh, Wlros, J. Edge, 269
  • Haluty Hydraulic Press Pumps, E. T. Dollhouse and Co., 8»
  • Safety nydrlul 110
  • Pro"" pumps, Qwynno slid Co.,
  • Bolf-ncting Alarm Indicators, W. Bland, 205
  • Sewage Question B. Latham, 225
  • Bhoarmg of Rivets W. J. Macquorn Ranklno. 283
  • Shearing Stress of Wrought Iron, W J. Macquorn Rankino, 340
  • Slomuns' Furnaco, J. W. Richardson, 67
  • Sioiueiis' Furnaces, C. W. Siemens, 67
  • Slide Valves, Alox. Cutholl, 339
  • Hm tlifieldClub Show, E. E. Allon, 373
  • Smithfield Club Show, It. Hornsby aud Son, 373
  • Buiooth Bore Quiis, R. E., 106
  • Soda, Clyst<il of, It., 209
  • Sphorh if Air Vessols, “ Caution,” 209
  • Stoutly for Taper Turning, T. O., 869
  • Stonnihont, Tlio First, G. Bertrand, 6
  • Steam Boilor Explosions, W. II., 231
  • Steam ou Common Roads, W. C. Haro, 816
  • Steam Firo ICugluo Trials in Holland, Morrywontlior nnd Bons, 179
  • Steam Flio Engino Trials, Morrywaathor and Sous, 71
  • Steam Fire Engino Trials. Shnnd nud Mason, 74
  • Stuniu Navigation, G. Bertram, 71
  • Steam Ploughing ut Nowcustlo-oii-Tyno, II. Garrett and Sou, 237
  • Suez Canal, E. Flaohat, 316
  • Surfaco, Blowing off, O., 136
  • 'r°"'i'üd Uydr“u’10 testing Machinory, F. A. Pagot,
  • Thames Embankment, 8. C. Ridley, 840
  • Tho 7'imesand Patents, W. Carnpln, 119
  • Tho Times and Patents, W. Siionuc, 119, 137 149 222
  • Throttlo Valves, G. G., 181
  • Tbrottlo Valvos. M. Murray Jackson, 101
  • Turning Tapor Bars, T W. A„ 815
  • Unit of Measure, W. J. Mnequorn Rankino, 239
  • Utilisation of 8 wogo, B. Lal ham, 289
  • Vandeuvlnnos'Excavating Machino,R. Vosoy Stonoy,
  • Wuier Tanks, G. B., 73
  • Woldcd Joints, P., 315
  • IFesIminsf/r Jltvirw nnd Patents. W. Sponco, 263
  • Whoel» for Road Locomotives, W. I). Adams, 839
  • Wonderful Discovery, F. Campin, 299
  • Wrought Iron Wheels, T. Locker, 317
  • Levels, Pastorollis, 4
  • Lifeboat Services, 402
  • Lifeboats for Ships, 227
  • Life, Legislation for Protection or, 195
  • Light, Chemical Action of, 198
  • Lighthouse, Wolf Rock, 124
  • Lighting, Now Gas, 225
  • Lllllpution Vessel, 6
  • Link Motion. 9
  • Litbratuke
  • i.llo of Hubert Ktophongon, 398, 349, 381, 396
  • Llvlugstonos Sarow Propeller, 190
  • Locomotion, Rond, 340
  • Locomotive, Adams', 116
  • Locomotive Adhesion, 309
  • Locomotive Cotton Pross Company, 05
  • Locomotive Explosion, 120
  • Locomotive, Falrllos', 341
  • Locomotive, Flotcbor's, 298
  • Locomotive Power, 290, 816, 317
  • Locomotives, 106
  • Locomotives, Coal Burning, 140
  • Locomotives, Driving Wheels lor Rond, 321
  • Locomotives, Franah, 62
  • Locomotives, Motion of 57
  • Locomotives, Rudlnl, 27
  • Locomotives, Road, 196, 817, 326, 370
  • Locomotives, Stool 191
  • London and North Western Railway, 1
  • Looms, Uulloughs'. 117
  • Looms, Starkey, Haworth, and Pbipplus, 224
  • Lubricating, 352
  • Lubricating Cylinders, 101
  • Lubricating, England's, 65
  • Lubricating Shafting, 190
  • Lymiugton Docks, 227
  • Mngassluos at Purfleet, 262
  • Main Drainage Works, 70
  • Manchester Association, Boiler, 10, 75, 147, 272, 402
  • Manchester and Oldham Railway, 190
  • Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway. 72
  • Markets, The Metal and Timber. 10, 32, 48, 0». 80. 96 112, 120, 142,160, 172, 202, 218, 232, 246, 282,270, 290. 300, 884, 348, 364, 380, 894. 410
  • Mash's Sufoty Vulvos, &o., 66
  • Match Machinory, 283
  • Materials, Decay of, 325, 350
  • Mnthomatlc.il Description of Boiler Explosions, 60
  • Measure, <>n Units of, 193 Measure, Units of, 288
  • Meehaulcal Engineers, 72
  • MorBoy, Railway under tho, 389
  • Motal, Tho Now, 166
  • Motor Company, Gas, 270
  • Metric Systom, 119
  • Motrioal Globe. 102
  • Metropolitan Hallways, Now, 169
  • Movagissey Pier, 263
  • Muvnglssoy Now l’lor, 294
  • Midhurst aud Potersflold Railway, 137
  • Mid-Wales Railway, 118
  • Millboard Cutting, 191
  • Millionaire. Death of a, 816
  • Mlllstouoa 311
  • Mineral Wealth of tho United Kingdom, 132
  • Mines, Draining, 357
  • Minos, I osh of Life lu, 162
  • Minos, Royal Commission on, 277
  • Molocular Structure, 179
  • Moon's Surfuco, 106 I
  • Moon's Surface. Appearance of, 83
  • Motlvo Powor, Coal Gas, 74
  • Motlio Powor Engines, 177, 862
  • Motive Power Engino, Now, 317
  • Motivo Power, Gas as a 58
  • Moulding Appurutus. 387
  • Moulding Machines, 367
  • Mountain In Britain, Highest, 112
  • Mouutalu,Now Irou, 342
  • Nnrrow Gauge Extension, 118
  • Natal, Railwuys lu, 267
  • Naval and Ordnanco, 242,260, 203, 297, 814,331,311, 399
  • Naval and Onluaneo Mutters, 150, 101, 178, 220
  • Naval Reserve, lloyal, 28
  • Navigation, Early Stoam, 68
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  • Navigation of North American lltvors, 213
  • Navigation, Steam, 74
  • Navy and Ordnnnco Matters, 19
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  • Nnvy, The Russlau, 28
  • Navy, Tho Spanish, 83, 309
  • Nollson’s Axlo Boxes, 20
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  • New Sou'll Walos, Progross in, 286
  • Now Zonland, 402
  • Now Zealand’s Commoraial Prospects, 326
  • Newsvondors' Institution, 241
  • Nitro Beds, 118
  • North Dovon nnd Somorsot Railway, 221
  • Norway Railway, 299
  • Notes from Now South Wales, 3,76, 148, 212
  • Notos from tho Northoru and Eastern Counties, 15,81,
  • 18, 03. 79, 06, 111, 126, 142, 160, 171,187. 202, 218, 232, 246, 201, 270, 290,300, 820,381, 848, 304, 380, 394, 410
  • Oil Wolls, 213
  • Oil Wells, Tbo American, 311
  • Opera House, Paris Now, 338
  • Ordnanco, 6, 9, 183
  • Ordnanco nud Armour Plates, 203
  • Ordnanoo Experiments, 235
  • Ordnanoo, Naval, 105
  • Ordnanco, Parson's, 33
  • Ordnnnco Stores, 47
  • Ottery St. Mary, 129
  • Ottery and Sidmouth Railway, 100
  • Packing, Piston Rod, 80
  • Packing Pumps, Ac., 119
  • l’nddlos, Mnnloy's Feathering, 279
  • Paints, Pul ford's, 240
  • Papor Machinery, Easton and Lolgh's, 282
  • Paper, Manufooturo of, 104
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  • Parson's Ordnnnco, 83
  • Pnasouger, Carrying Stock, 82
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  • Pntont'Lnw, 809, 401
  • Patent Law, Q on, 386
  • Patent LawPoinmittco Report, 229
  • Pateut Law Reform, 198
  • Patent I-aws, 113, 106, 219, 238, 281
  • Patent Musoum, Now, 223
  • Patent Office, New, 89
  • Patent Offloo, 58
  • Patent Suit, Heavy. 981
  • Patents nnd Sir W. Pago Wood, 358
  • Patents, The Timet and, 119. 136, 149, 222
  • Pntonts nnd tho “ Westminster Rovlow," 258
  • Patterson's, Grinding, Ac., Vegetables, 140
  • Peat Pressing, 238
  • Permanent Way, 23, 136
  • Permanent Way 1 What Is, 200
  • Potroloum, 188
  • Potroleum os Fuol. 48
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  • Plant for India Railway, 120
  • Plato, Monster Iron, 200
  • Plates, Drilled v. Punohod, 89
  • Plates, Puuehod and Drilled, 263
  • Plates, Trimming, 69
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  • Ploughing Engines. 384
  • Ploughing Matoh, 170
  • Ploughing, Steam, 237
  • Plumb Lino Dofloetion, 202
  • Plymouth Dofences, 297
  • Plymouth Water 8upply, 10
  • Plymouth Waterworks, 106
  • Pnoumatic Despatch, (18
  • Pnonmntlo Railways, 170,386
  • Polishing Glass, 339
  • Pontifex** Slulco Cocks, 81
  • Ports, Our Twolvo Chlof, 10
  • Portsmouth, 224
  • Portsmouth, Seaward Dofoneos of, 227
  • Portsmouth Waterworks, 177
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  • Powor In Cities, 132
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  • Presses, Wilsou and.Imray’s, 65
  • Pressure and Vacuum Gauges, 210
  • Printing without Ink, 100
  • Progross In 1864, 403
  • Pro, settle, 296
  • Projootllos, Bossomer's, 238
  • Projectiles, Blakely's, 72
  • Projootllos, Chilled, 58
  • Propollar, Llvingstono's Screw, 100
  • Propollors, Improvements in Scrow, 217
  • Propulsion, Steamboat, 224
  • Protecting Iron Ships, 167
  • Proving Houso, Tho Birkenhead, 301
  • Prussia, 27
  • Puddliug Furnaces, 190
  • Puddling Machiuory, 84
  • Pulvorislng Machinery, 387
  • Pumps, Hawkins', 09
  • Pumps, Holmau's, 7
  • Pumps. Nowton's Steam, 278
  • Pumps, Safety, Hydraulic Press, 89
  • Punohod v. Drilled Plates, 295
  • Punching, Injury to Plates by, 24')
  • Purfloot Mnga/.lnos, 252
  • Purifiers, Vulvos lor Gas, 194
  • Purifying Water, 398
  • Queensland, Railways in, 133
  • Quicksilver Mines of Now Almndon, 219
  • Quicksilver lu New Zealand, 149
  • Race, Steamship, 190
  • Rail nud Whool.260
  • Railway, Bristol and Exeter, 129
  • Railway to Budo, 62
  • Railway, Grant Eastern, 28
  • Railway, Indian Branch, 7
  • Railway, The Launcostou nnd Bodmin, 95
  • Railway, Londou and North-Western. 118
  • Railway, Manchester nud Oldham, 199
  • Itullway, Mldhurst and Petorsflold, 137
  • Railway, Mid-Walos, 118
  • Rnilway, North Dovouund Somorrot. 221
  • Railway, Tho Northern of Spain. 4, 83, 137
  • Railway Progress lu the West, 305
  • Railway, South Devon, 137
  • Railway, South Somerset M Inoral, 232
  • Railway, Wost Cornwall, 160
  • Railway, Yorkshire Coast, 83
  • Railways in tlio City, 52
  • Railways of Europo, 203
  • Railways In Franco, 368
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  • Railways, Indian, 0 49,34
  • Railways In Italy, 84 g
  • Railways and London Coal Trndo, 87
  • llallways, Manohostor, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 72
  • Railways, Now Metropolitan, 169
  • Railways, Pneumatlo 386
  • Railways In Queensland, 133
  • Railways, Russian. 193
  • Railways In the West, 12, 116, 160
  • Railways, Working of Underground, 321, 335
  • Rams, Now Turret, 250
  • Ransomo, Doath of Mr. R.. 306
  • Recoil of Gun Carrlngoe, Chocking, 898
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  • Report of Patents Commissioners, 257
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  • Returns, Railway, 106
  • Richards’ Air Engiuos, 37
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  • Rlflos, Breooh-loadlng, 220, 305
  • Rivets to Shearing, Resistance of, 270
  • Rlvottlng Machinery, 170
  • Road Locomotivo, 206
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  • Roads, Steaui ou Common, 316
  • Roohastar, Operations nonr, 119
  • Roil Krako. Tlio. 00
  • Rolling Machinory, 827
  • Rolliug Maohlnory, Dodge's, 5
  • Rolling Roods, 120
  • Ropo-maklng Machinery, 210
  • Rope, Wlro, 130, 209
  • Royal Englneors, 63, 262
  • Royal Institution, The
  • On Rocout Chomical ltosoarchos, by E. Frankland, F.R.S., 22
  • On a Magnetic Experiment by J Tyndall, F.R.S., 22
  • Physical Aspects of the Moon’s Surfaco, by J. Nasmyth, 83
  • Royal Sovereign, The, 2, 78, 96, 101, 223
  • Rudders, Bow, 20
  • Russian Railways, 193
  • 8af«ty Valves, Ac., Mash’s, 05
  • St. Ivo's Breakwater, 180
  • St. Ivo's Pier, 110
  • Sanitary Precautions, 82
  • « 8an Paulo Railway, 87
  • Sawing Machines, Clark's, 207
  • Saxony, Machinory In. 293
  • School of Naval Architecture, 191, 176
  • Holenco and Art Department, 72
  • Scottish Matters. 43
  • Scrow, Auothor Twin, 115
  • Sorow, Double Water, 165
  • Heine, Bridgo over the, 311 .
  • Severn, Tho Bridge ovor tho, 327
  • Sowugo Question, 212, 226
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  • Sowago. Utlllsatlou of, 204, 224, 238
  • Sower at Kingston, 112
  • Sowers, Vontliatlng, 228
  • Sewing Maehluory, lloAo'e, 19
  • Sowing M aobinory, 264
  • Sawing Maohlues, 101,181 ,
  • Sowing Machines, Johnson’s, 200
  • Shearing Macbiuory, Tangyo's, 19
  • Shearing Rivote, 28
  • Shoariug Stress of Wrought Iron, 849
  • Shoopbridgo Ironworks, 119 ,
  • Ship, A Now, 205
  • Ship Launch, Iron, 219 ,
  • Shipbuilder In Franco, A Scotch, 125 ,
  • Shipbuilders in Belfast, 161 ,
  • Shipbuilding ou tho Clydo, Steam, 296
  • Shipbuilding in South Walos, 331
  • Shippiug, Steam, 311 ,
  • Ships* Bottoms, Cloaning, 203 ,
  • Ships, Protecting Iron, 167 ,
  • Ships, On Homo of tho Strains of, 189 ,
  • Ships of War, 101, 286
  • Shooburynoss Experiments, 50,102 ,
  • Shoohurynoss, The OOO-jiounder at, 121 ,
  • Shot, Chlllod, 48
  • Signalling Apparatus, Canon Il's, 206
  • Signalling, Ship, 103
  • Siguals, Afflrmatlvo, 236
  • Signals, Railway Train, 41
  • Slulco Cooks. 81. 106,121. 136'
  • Smithfield Club Show, 360, 373
  • Society of Arts, 372
  • Society of Abth :—
  • Chemistry Applied to tho Arte, by F. Craco Calvert,
  • 42, 60,90, 127, 141
  • Fire-proof Dwellings, by II. M. Eytou, 241
  • Iron for Naval Construotlou, by W. Fulrbalru, F. 11.S. 387, 358
  • Society of Civil Enoineers of France:— Engineering Education, by M. Bonoit-Duportail, 871
  • Rondoring Wood Nou-iutlammablo, by AI. Hands, 370
  • Suoz Caual, by M. Potlot, 201, 312
  • Tho Storhydruullc Pross, by M. Riehoux, 280
  • Utilisation of Forgo Scorliu.by M. Picard, 249, 280
  • Society of Engineers, 33
  • Supply of Water to Towus, by B. Latham, 358, 369, 883, 397
  • Tho Erith Explosion, by L. Moore, 310
  • Society, Compulsory Bonuflt, 157
  • Soda, Crystals of, 269
  • Solway Juuotlon Railway, 31
  • Somerset Mineral Railway,South, 232
  • So Much por Aero," 106
  • South Dovou llallwuy, 137, 262,268
  • South Kousingtou Musuum, 81, 149, 167, 206, 242, 254,
  • 263, 289, 294, 810, 327, 346. 360, 880. 399
  • South Wales lustltutlou ol Engineers, 61, 266
  • Spain, Northeru Railway of, 4, 83, 187
  • Spain, Progross In, 241
  • Spulu, Railways in, 260
  • Spars, Iron aud Stool, 143
  • Spartel, Now Llghthouso at, 278
  • Sphere, Tho Hollow, 265
  • Spherical Boilers, 26
  • Spinning Machinery, 323, 336
  • Spitlioud Forts, 66, 103
  • Spontaneous Generation, 137
  • Bpriugs, 382
  • Stamp, Aspinall's Hand. 03 Station, Cannon-street, 10
  • Station, A Railway Goods, 221
  • Steamboat, Tbo First, 0
  • Stoamboat, Now Chaunel, 68
  • Htoam Fuel, 67
  • Stoam Linos, Properties of, 267
  • Steamer, Momoiitum of, 187
  • Steamer*. l oss of. 305
  • Steamship Building at Southampton, Irou, 106
  • Stonm-shlp Itaoo, 190
  • Steam-ship*. Amorlcnn, 47
  • Steady for Tnpor Turulog, 309
  • Steel vertiu Iron, 196
  • stool ? Who Inventod Cast, 409
  • Stephenson. Lifoof Robert,308, 849, 881, 396
  • Stovens' Cooking, 97
  • Stouobroakor, Blake's, 818
  • Stopping Trains, 107
  • Stroot, Suggestions for a Now, 246
  • Structural Value, 181
  • Sturbrldgo Fort and Armstrong Gun, 70
  • Hubmarluo Floot, 82
  • Submarine Foundations, 208
  • Suoz Canal, 316
  • Suez Canal Works, 201,812
  • Sugar Sawing and Cuttiug, 221
  • Sugar Snwing, Ao., 269
  • Sunkon Vessels, liaising, 181, 329
  • Sunshine, 331
  • Huporhonted Steam, 2-17
  • Swanson, 6
  • Swodon, Iron In, 43
  • Hwodon. Timber In, 84
  • Tnogyo’s Shearing Machinery, 19
  • Tanks, Water, 73
  • Targots, Shoo'prool, 107
  • Tavistock, l’rosporlty, 331
  • Taylor's, Lubricating. 101
  • Telegraph, Tlio Atlantlo, 116, 309
  • Talcgruph to Boinbny, 297
  • Telegraph noross British North Amorlca, 184
  • Tolugruph In ChiDa, 119
  • Tolograph Compauy, 8
  • Tolegraph, Porsiau Gulf, 64, 98
  • Tolcgraph In Russia, 300
  • Telegraphic Progross, 220, 263
  • Telegraphic Progress In South America, 324
  • Tologrnphiu Schomus, 10
  • Tolegrnphs, Electric, 388
  • Telegraphs, Ocean, 203
  • Tolegrnphy, Naval, 208
  • Telegraphy. Naval and Military, 131
  • Toll-talos, Electric, 24
  • Tomples, Railways and. Indiau, 241
  • Tosting Boilors, Mossurlug luoroaso In Volume pro-
  • ducod by, 122
  • Testing, Chain and Anchors. 367
  • Tosti ng Chain Cahlos, 385,404
  • Tosting, Hydraulic, 39. 269, 283, 299
  • Testiug Muohlnury, 43
  • Thnmos Embankmont, 48, 40, 84, 340
  • Thames Valloy Railway, 280
  • Threads, 8crow, Uniform Syalom of,87
  • Throo Dockers, The End of, 38
  • Throttlo Vulves. 161,181
  • Timber in Swodou, 84
  • Toll ? Is a Portnblo Engine liable to, 289
  • Torbanobill, Mlnoral, 309
  • Torpedo Boats, 11
  • Torpedo Boat Launch, 219
  • Torpedo Experiments, 140
  • Torpedo, New, 264
  • Torpodoos, 194
  • Torquay Harbour, 210, 222
  • Towle, Mr., aud the Groat Eastorn, 804
  • Tracing Cloth. Glazo ou, 288
  • Trndo, Tho Belgian Iron, 43
  • Trndo In the Confederate Stutes, Coni, 129
  • Trado, Earthonwaro, 327
  • Trade In France, 158
  • Trado, Tho Fronoh Iron, 10. 208, 304
  • Trado, Tho London Coal, 100
  • Trado Marks, 19
  • Trado, North Staffordshire Iron, 401
  • Trado In Paris, 317
  • TrafHo, Frouoh Railway. 07
  • Traffic Recolpts. 16, 28, 61. 88. 112, 125, 187
  • Trial of Stoam Firo Eugino, 64
  • Train Flroil at, 268
  • Train on Firo, Railway, 2
  • Trains, Railway, 118
  • Tubas. 8oamlo*s, 283
  • Tunnel, Mont Cenis, 261, 890
  • Turkoy, Progros* In. 223
  • Tunilug Wood for Cop Tubos, 399
  • Turnplka Raport, 45
  • Typo, Bismuth from Old, 146
  • Valliant, Tha Engiuos of the, 390
  • Valvos, Ruilof, 300
  • Valvos, Slide, 830
  • Vulvos, Stonm Tight, 895
  • Vaudorfooston's Heating, Ac., 100
  • Varna and Roustchouoh Railway, 193
  • Vegetables, Grinding nnd Hulling, 140
  • Vonotia. Trial Trip of the, 78
  • Ventilating, 210
  • Vitality. 280
  • Wagon Companies, Railway. 160
  • Wales, Progress In Now South. 285
  • Wales, Railways and Coal In South, 15
  • Warden, Tho Lord, 303
  • Warfare, Naval, 25
  • Warrior, The, 380
  • Water Purifying, 398
  • Water Supply, Plymouth, 16
  • Water to Towus, Supplying, 368, #59, 883, 897
  • Woatlior, Forecasts of, 200
  • Weighing nnd Weighbridges, 178
  • Welding by Hydraulic Pressure, 190
  • Welsh Coal and Iron Trades, 12, 26, 33, 49, 05, 82, 9'*,114, 214
  • Weights aud Mensuroe, 71
  • Wost Cornwall Railway, 160
  • Wheals, Ac., Adams's. 86
  • Wliools nnd Axlos, Rnilway, 151
  • Wheels for llond Locomotivos, 339
  • Wbools for Road Locomotivos, Driving, 821
  • Wliools, Wrought Iron, 817
  • Whitworth and Armstrong, 4, 36
  • Williams nnd Bodson’t Puddling Furnaces, 190
  • Williams, Tbo lato Philip, 261
  • Wilson nud Imrny'x Prossos, 66
  • Wilson’s Firo plneos 173
  • Wilson's Valve* for Gas Purlflore, 191
  • Wolf Rock Lighthouse, 124
  • Wood, Non-inflammable, Rondoring, 870
  • Wood. Sir W. Pago, aud Patents, 368
  • Wreck, Raising a, 1"»
  • Wrouchos, Bohwartz KopfTs, 49
  • Yorkshire Coast Railway, 83

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