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The Engineer 1858 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.
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The Engineer 1858 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.
The Engineer 1858 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.
The Engineer 1858 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.
The Engineer 1858 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.
The Engineer 1858 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.
The Engineer 1858 Jan-Jun: Illustration Index.

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  • Abbot, Thomas, and Young's Machinery for Blooming Iron, 21
  • Abraham's Wire Gauge, 20
  • Adshead and Platt's Mode of Carding Cotton, 333
  • Aitchison's Brake, 159
  • Akerman's Organs, 428
  • Alarm Water Gauge, Frost and Noake's. 220
  • Alexandre's Improvements in Organs. ($7
  • Alger's Furnace for Smelting Iron, 404
  • Albumen Taps and Valves. 868
  • American Eagle Mowing Machine. the. 474
  • Amos' Machinery for Driving Rotary Pumps, 444
  • Arrangements for Testing Engines, 408
  • Arsenic in Paperhanging, 223
  • Aroux's Seed Drills. 221
  • Ashcroft's Railway Alarm Signals, 278
  • Atha, Pearson. It IA Co.'s Railway Signals, 814
  • Atlantic Cable, Machinery for Laying the, 478
  • Badge's Railway Chair. 127
  • Barsanti and Mattetteci's Gas Engines, 74
  • Bartholomew and Heptinstall's Tyres and Hoops, 4
  • Baylis's Chain Cable. 351
  • Beale's Rotary Engine. 205
  • Beaters for Threshing Machines, Brinsmead's, 279
  • Bee-hive. Tegottneier's, 270
  • Beinhauer's Machinery for Drawing Water from Mines, Am, 440
  • Bell's Permanent Way, 474
  • Bertram and Jullion's Improvements in Paper, 239
  • Bessemer's Mode of Making Cast Steel, 350
  • Malleable Iron, 444
  • Bethel's Machinery for Cultivating Land, 458
  • Bothell's Improvements in Ships, 100
  • B:ackot's Lock. 408
  • Blooming Iron, Abbot, Thomas, and Co.'s Improvements, 21
  • Blowing Engine, Slate's. 190
  • Bodmer's Locomotive Engines. 21
  • Boiler Gauge Cocks, dcc., Mann's, 163
  • Boilers, &c., Rowan's, 152
  • Boilers, C. W. Williams', 474
  • Boiling Bags, Robertson's Machinery for. 46
  • Bolton's Mode of Weighting tho Yill'.1 Beam of Looms, 166
  • Bonnie's Steam Train for Shallow Rivers, 110
  • Brake, ‘itch.so.i's. 459
  • Bray's Traction Engine, 282
  • Brick Machinery, Wagner's, 478
  • Brinsmead's Beaters for Threshing Machines, 279
  • Machinery for Dressing Corn, 92
  • Brook's Onn Barrels. 46
  • Burgess' Reaping and Mowing Machine, 152
  • Burrow's Steam Engines, 183
  • Butler's Coffee Pulping Machine, 459
  • Cambridge's Clod Crusher, 232
  • Carding Cotton, Adshead and Platt's Machinery for, 333
  • Carding Engines, Milne's. 423
  • Cartridge, Captain Norton's Gossamer, 458
  • Gist Steel. Bessemer's Improvements in. 350
  • Chain Cable. Baylis's Improvements in, 351
  • Champion's Spindles and Fliers, 92
  • Chandeliers, Middleton and Chillingworth's Improvements in the Sliding Parts of, 850
  • Christen's Fluid Engine. 289
  • Clarke's Railway Brakes, 422
  • Clarke's Safety Valve, 92
  • Clay's Saddles, 130
  • Clod Crusher, Cambridge's, 282
  • Cocker's Wire Gauge. 93
  • Cocks and Valves, Warner's, 170
  • Coffee Pulping Machine, Butler's, 459
  • Collecting the Oases of Blast Furnaces, Darby's Mode of, 4
  • Compensating for the Expansion of Steam Pipes, Pratehitt and ilorrocks' Improvements in, 440
  • Compressing Peat, Hammes Maehino for, 112
  • Condensers, Surface and Jot, J. Sutcliffe's Letter, 851
  • Connecting Cables, Do Blaquiro's Mode of, 98
  • Cooper's Safety Lamp, 115
  • Craig's Railway Wheels. 404
  • Creeke's Earthenware Pit-os, 888
  • Crompton's Machine for Stretching Fabrics, 39
  • Crystal Palace Pumping Engines, 228, 264
  • Cultivating Law+, Bethell's Machinery for, 458
  • Cultivating Land, Lacy and Homersham's Machinery for. 186
  • Cultivating Land. Rickett's Improvements in, 190
  • Cummin's Thermometric Apparatus, 290
  • Darby's Mode of Collecting the Gases of Blast Furnaces, 4
  • Davis's Oven and Smoke Consumer. 333
  • Davison and Leo's Mode of Improving the Selvage of Fabrics. 204
  • De Biaquire's Mode of Connecting Cables, 93
  • De Schuttenbach's Improvements in Preparing Fatty Matters, 42
  • Discharging Air, &c.. Thompson's Apparatus for, 270
  • Dissell's Trucks for Locomotive Engine4, 8
  • Distilling Apparatus on Board Sailing Vessels, 221
  • Double Acting Compound Disc Rotary Engine, a, (Letters) 475
  • Doulton's Earthenware Pines, 103
  • Drainage, Metropolitan, .1*i2
  • Drawing off Water, Lambert and Wakefloli's Apparatus for. 21
  • Drawing Water from Minos. Beinhauor's Improvements, 440
  • Dredging Machine. Taylor's, 475
  • Dressing Corn. Brinsmead's Apparatus for. 92
  • Driving Rotary Pumps. Amos' Machinery for, 444
  • Dumery's Smoke Preventing Apparatus, 311
  • Dumoulin's Heating Apparatus, 332
  • Eastwood's Mode of Working the Valve of Steam Hammers. 401
  • Eastwood and Lloyd's Shearing Machinery, 318
  • Eke and Leech's Temples for Looms, 204
  • Elis's Valves for Steam Engines, 23
  • Elliott's Governor, 130
  • Engine. Jackson's Compound Cylinder, 242
  • Evans's Locomotive Furnaces. 113
  • Exhausting Air, Imhof’s Machinery for, 332
  • Exley and Ogden's Furnaces, 113
  • Expansive Engine, Fuller's, 127
  • Samuel's. 127
  • Smith's, 60
  • Extracting Gold, fie., Gibb's Mode of, 149
  • Extraction of Gold, Goulding's Apparatus for, 74
  • Fairclough and Cowan's Mode of Suspending Window Hangings. 441
  • Feeding Furnaces, Wright's Apparattq for, 93
  • Feeding screws to Lathes, Lowu's Method of, 141
  • Fenton, Thompson, and Snowdon's Permanent Way, 815
  • Filtering Water, Malard's Mode of, 134
  • Fire-arms, Gonhart's, 112
  • Fire-boxes, Jenkins', 811
  • Fire-engine, Silsby, Mynderse, and Co.'s, 440
  • Floating Docks. Mackelcan's, 297
  • Flues, Jennings' Mode of Forming, &c., 369
  • Fluid Engine, Christen's, 239
  • Forsyth's Metallic Pistons, 890
  • Forsyth's Slide Valves, 205
  • Fraser's Mode of Lubricating. 836
  • Frost and Noake's Alarm Water Gauge, 220
  • Froude's Proportional Compass, 149
  • Fuller's Expansive Engine, 127
  • Furnace, the Syphon. 500
  • Evans' Locomotive. 118
  • Exley and Ogden's, 118
  • Prestage's. 800
  • Tucker and Blaxland's, 275
  • Furnaces and Boilers, Molinos' and Pronnioro's, 170
  • Gal04y-Cazalat's Improvements in Sulphuret of Carbon, 2
  • Gardner's Stoves. 109
  • Garrett's Horse Hoe, 06
  • Gas Engines, Barsanti and Matteucci's, 74
  • Meters, Lemoine's, 00
  • Meters, Stevens' Water, 60
  • Gauntlett's Thermometric Apparatus, 183
  • Gentian's Fire-arms, 112
  • Gibbs' Mode of Extracting Gold, &c., 149
  • Gilbert's Threshing Machine. 300
  • Gisborne and Forde's Apparatus for Paying out Telegraph Cables, 278
  • Goulding's Apparatus for the Extraction of Gold, 74
  • Governor, Elliott's, 180
  • Governor, Silver's, 25
  • Greaves' Permanent Way, 333
  • Groundwater and Prince's Pumps, 257
  • Gun Barrels. Brook's, 46
  • Gunboats for India, Rennie's, 354
  • Gyroscope, the, 163
  • Hackworth's Machinery for Working Blast Furnaces, 28
  • Hamon's Machinery for Compressing Peat, 112
  • Hart's Lamp Glasses, Heating Apparatus, Dumoulin's, 332
  • Heavy Goods Engine for the Pasha of Egypt, 336
  • Hill's Method of Manufacturing Sulphuric Acid, 152
  • Hooks and Eyes, Parnell's, 314
  • Hopkinson's Steam Engines, 257
  • Hornsby's Improvements in Hummelling Grain, 14S
  • Horse Gear. Mann's, 4
  • Horse Hoe, Garrett's. 96
  • Hot-blast Stove, Levick and James', 89
  • Hot Water Apparatus, Weeks', 182
  • Hummelling Grain, Hornsby's Improvements in, 14S
  • Imhof's Machinery for Exhausting Air, 332
  • Iron. Jones' Improvements in, 201
  • Iron and Steel, Bessemer's Malleable, 444
  • Jackson's Compound Cylinder Engine, 242
  • Jackson's Tyres for Wheels, 851
  • Jenkins' Firs Boxes, 811
  • Jennings' Mode of Forming Flues, 369
  • Jobson's Oil Cans, 07
  • Joining Rails, Joyce's Mode of, 220
  • Jones' Improvements in Iron, 201
  • Joplin's Water Meter, 24
  • Joyce's Mode of Joining Rails, 220
  • Jucke's Washing Machine, 112
  • Kirby's Improvements in Rakes, 163
  • Knife Cleaning Machine, Scott's, 297
  • Lacy and Homersham's Machinery for Cultivating Land, 186
  • Lambert and Wakefield's Apparatus for Drawing off Water, 21
  • Lamp Glasses, Hart's, 39
  • Lathe, Pirotte's, 246
  • Seller's Boring and Turning, 296
  • Leigh's Improvements in Spinning Cotton, 386
  • Lemoine's Gas Meters, 66
  • Lenox's Apparatus for Sounding Alai ums at Soa, 275
  • Level, Pastorelli's. 242
  • Levick and James' Hot-blast Stow). $9
  • Light b% Electricity, Protestor Way's Improvements in obtaining, 459
  • Lighting Railway Carriages with Gas, Thompson's Methol of, 246
  • Limbert's Marino Steam Engine, 208
  • Lloyd's Method of Utilising Suwago Matters, &c., 167
  • Lock, Binekers, 408
  • Locomotive, Bodmer's, 21
  • Lombard's Steam Engines, 886
  • Long's Registering Apparatus, 422
  • Looms, Thom and M'IsTaught's, 428
  • Love's Method of Feeding Screws to Taming Lathes, 441
  • Lubricating, Fraser's Mode of, 386
  • M’Naught's Steam Engines. 401
  • Machinery for Layint( the, Atlantic Cablo, 478
  • Mackelcan's Floating Docks. 297
  • Ma'• ab s Improvements in Screw Ve4%els, 4)8
  • Malard's %I de 14 Filtering Water. 134
  • Mallet's 36 midi Mortars d 1
  • Mann’s Boiler and Gauge Cocks, 166
  • Mann’s Horse Gear. 4
  • Mario° steam Engine. Limbert's, 208
  • Marmet’s Road-cleaning Machine. 387
  • Massey's Apparatus for Recording the Speed of Ships, 390
  • Massey and SIWRIZO°8Floundina Machine. 401
  • Massey and Smith's Nfachinery for Ploligning Land, 20
  • Metal Tubes, Ritsmult's Improvements in, 145
  • Metallic Pktons. Forsyth's, 890
  • Metropolitan Drainage, 462
  • Middleton and Chillingworth's Sliding Parts of Chandeliers. 850
  • Miller's, W., Apparatus for Making Sugar, 42
  • Miller's Siirlaeo Condensers, 818
  • Miller's Water Meters. 20
  • Milne's Carding Engines. 423
  • Molineaux and Nichols' Pistons, 390
  • Molina* rind Bromiloro's Furnaces and Boilers, 170
  • Mortars, &c.. Mallet's. 1
  • Mowing Machine. Tho American Eagle, 474
  • Needham's Fountain Pen, 186
  • Neil's stirs ups. 387
  • Newall's Railway Brakes, &c., 422
  • Newton's Improvements in Puddling Iron, &c., 60
  • Nino Elms Goods Station, Steam Crane at the, 863
  • Norton's, Captain, Gossamer Cartridges, 458
  • Norton's, Captain, Railway Signal. 808
  • Oetamann and Plumb's Upright Pianoforte Actions, 183
  • Oil Cans. Jobson's. 67
  • Ordisn's Rigid Suspension Bridge, 318
  • Organs. Alexandre's. 67
  • Akerman’s. 423
  • Oven and Smoke Consumer, Davis', 333
  • Paisley and Bertram's improvements in Paper, 369
  • Paper, Bertram and Jullion's Improvements in, 239
  • Paisley and Bertram's Improvements in, 309
  • Paper-hangings, Arsenic in. 223
  • Parnell's Hook., and Eyes, 311
  • Pasha of Egypt, Heavy Goods Engine for the, 336
  • Pastorelli's Level, 242
  • Paying-out Telegraph Cables, Gisborne and Forde's Apparatus for, 27S
  • Pens. Needham's, 186
  • Penn's Apparatus for Taking the Thrust of Screw Shafts, 260
  • Permanent Way. Bolls', 411
  • Fenton, Thompson, and Snowden's, 315
  • Greaves', 333
  • Ramies% 297
  • Webster's, 183
  • Pianoforte Aettons, CEtzmann and Plumb's, 1S3
  • Pianofortes, 11. and S. Thompson's, 474
  • Pianofortes, Tolkicn and Middleton's. 8
  • Pipes, Doulton's Improvements in, 163
  • Creeke's Earthenware, 368
  • Pirotto's Lathes, 346
  • Pistons, Molitkaux and Nichol's, 890
  • Robertson's, 39
  • Ploughing Land, Massey and Smith's Machinery for, 20
  • Pratchitt and Horrocks' Improvements in Compensating for the Expansion of Steam Pipes, 940
  • Preparing Fatty Matters, Do Schuttenbach's Improvements in, 42
  • Present Mode of Ventilating Sewers, 369
  • Prestage's Furnaces. 390
  • Proportional Compasses, Froude's, 148
  • Proposed Plan for Dealing with the Metropolitan Sewage, 372
  • Puddling Iron, &c., Newton's Improvements in, 66
  • Pulvermacher's Smoking Pipes, 145
  • Pumping Engines, The Crystal Palace, 228, 261
  • Pumps, Groundwater's, 257
  • Railway Bars, ke., Sanderson's, 113
  • Railway Brakes. fic , Newali's, 422
  • Clarke's, 422
  • Railway Chairs, Badge's, 127
  • Railway Signal, Captain Norton's. 368
  • Railway Switches, Thomson and Nicholson's, 351
  • Rakes, Kirby's Improvements in, 163
  • Ramie's Permanent. Way, 297
  • Reaping and Mowing Machine, Burgess', 152
  • Recording the Speed of Ships, Massey's Apparatus for, 890
  • Registering Apparatus. Long's, 422
  • Rennin's Gun-boats, 354
  • Modes' Tent, 404
  • Ricketts' Improvements in Cultivating Land, 190
  • Road-cleaning Machine, 31armet's, 3S7
  • Robertson's Machinery for Boiling Rags. &c., 46
  • Robertson's Improvements in Pistons, 39
  • Robson's Washing Machines, 354
  • Rotary Engines, I3cale's, 205
  • Rotary Engine, a Double Acting Compound Disc, (Letters) 4 75
  • Rowan's Boilers and Fu' Dace Flues. 1',2
  • Rowan's Improvements in Snitching Flax, 131
  • Rowland's steam Engines, 2'3::
  • Russell's Metal Tubes, 115
  • Saddles, Clay's. 130
  • safety Lamp, Cooper's, 145
  • Struve's. 113
  • Safety Valve. Clark's, 92
  • Sailing Vessels, Distilling Apparatus ou Board, 221
  • Salmon's Steam Engines, &c., 78
  • Samuel's Continuous Expansive Engine, 127
  • Sanderson's Railway liars, &c., 113
  • Scott's Knife-cleaning Machin% 297
  • Screw VEs4e1:, ‘1 :sena .'s 1 mproveine • ts,
  • Scutching Flax, Dowati's Improvemouts Iu, 134
  • Seed Drills. A11)110; flui,r..ved, 221
  • Suller's Boring 1,311111. 296
  • Selvag.) of Kelpies, D.tvlson and Loo's Molt, of Improving the. 201
  • • Mige, Proposed Plan for 1)oaling with the Dietropoluau. 372
  • Machinery, Eastwood awl Lloyd's, 818 81i il.R. 131.111.011's 11111010Vv111411tS ie1, 100
  • Signals. .1311c:oft's wav Alarm. '278
  • Ai 11is. l'earaot and Co.'s Rail%ny. PI4
  • Mynderse. and Co.'s Pore Engine, 410
  • Silver's (10.4.1111nr for Ste on Engines, 21
  • Slate's Blowing Engine, 100
  • Slide Valves, Fuuaytls's. 20'
  • Smelting Iron. Alger's Ir1tr11ttca for. 401
  • Smith's Agricultural Engines, 163
  • Smith's Expansivo Engines, 50
  • Smoke consuming Apparatus. Dumory's, 811
  • Wilson's, 170
  • Smoking Pipes, Pulvormachcr's, 145
  • Sound Boards, Stodhart'., 441
  • Sounding Alarms at Sea. Lenox's. 275
  • Souniting Machine, Massoy and Savage's, 401
  • spindles and Fliers, Champion's. 02
  • Spinning cotton. Leigh's lini rovomonts In, 386
  • Steam Crane at the Nine Kilns Goods Station, 368

Steam Engines, Burrow's, 183

  • Hopkinson's. 257
  • Lombard's, 380
  • W. and W. 141'llaught's, 401
  • Rowland's, 212
  • etc., Salmon's, 78
  • Smith's Agricultural. 163
  • Steam Train for Shallow Rivers, Bourne's, 116
  • Steam Trap. Travis awl Casartelli's, 130
  • Stevens' Water (ins Motors, 60
  • Stewart's Valve Gear for Locomotives, 148
  • Stirrups. Neil's, 387
  • Stodhart's Pianoforte Sound Boards, 441
  • Stoves, Gardner's. 109
  • Stretching Fabrics. Crompton's Machinery for, 89
  • Struve's Safely Lamps. 113
  • Sugar, Miller's Apparatus for Making. 42
  • Sulphuret of Carbon, Galy-Cazalat and Co.'s Improvements in, 208
  • Sulphuric Acid, Hill's Mode of Manufacturing, 152
  • Surface Condensers, Miller's, 818
  • Surface and Jet Condensers, J. Sutcliffe's Letter, 851
  • Suspending Window Hangings. Fairclough and Cowan's Mode of. 441
  • Suspension Bridge. Ordish's Rigid, 818
  • Syphon Furnace, the. 800
  • Taps and Valves, Allman's, 3G3
  • Taylor's Dredging Machine, 475
  • Tegetmeier's Bar and Slide Bee-hive, 270
  • Temples for Looms, Elco and Leech's, 204
  • Tent. Rhodes', 204
  • Testing Engines, Arrangement for, 905
  • Thermometric Apparatus, Cummin's, 206
  • Gauntlett's, 183
  • Thorn and M'Naught's Looms, 423
  • Thompson's Apparatus for Discharging Water, 279
  • Thompson's Mode of Lighting Carriages with Gus, 24
  • Thompson's, LI. and S., Pianofortes, 474
  • Thompson's Vortex Water Wheel. 426
  • Thompson and Nicholson's Railway Switches, 851
  • Threshing Machine, Gilbert's, 300
  • Thrust of Screw Shafts, Penn's Apparatus for Taking the. 260
  • Talkie') and Middleton's Pianofortes, 8
  • Traction Engine, Bray's, 2S2
  • Travis and ells:irk:11N Steam Trap. 130
  • Trucks for Locomotive Engines, Disseirs, S Tucker and Blaxland's Furnaces, 275
  • Tyres for Wheels, Jackson's, 351
  • Tyros and hoop:, Bartholomew and Heptinstall's, 4
  • Valve, Ellis's, 28
  • Wheatcroft and Smith's, 264
  • Valve, Willway's Gas, 3S7
  • Valve Gear, Stewart's. 118
  • Ventilating Sewers, Present Mode of. 369
  • Vortex Water Wheel, Thompson's, 426
  • Wagner's Brick Machinery, 475
  • Warner's Improvements in Cocks and Valves, 170
  • Water supply Apparatus, 109
  • Washing Machines, Jucke's, 112
  • Robson's, 354
  • Water Gauges, 34.plin's, 24
  • Water Meters, M Me, '8, 23
  • Water Supply Apparatus. Warner's, 101
  • Way’s Improvements, in Obla nine Light by Electricity, 4. 9
  • Weaving, Whitesmith's Improvements in, 90
  • Webster's Permanent Way, 183
  • Weeks' Hot Water Alp:mai:8. 182
  • Weighting the Yarn Beam of Looms, Bolton's Improvements. 166
  • Wheatcroft and Smith's Valves, 264
  • Wheels. Craig's Railway, 404
  • Woodman’s. 1.40
  • Whitesmiths Improvements in Weaving, 96
  • Williams’, C. Wye, Steam Boilers, 971
  • Willway's Gas Valve, 3•7
  • Wilson's Smoke Preventing Apparatus, 170
  • Wire Gauge, Abr. ham's, 2' 0
  • Corker's 93
  • Woodsman's Railway Wheel's, 130
  • Working Blast Furnaces, Hackworth’s Method of, 28
  • Working the Valves of Steam Hammers, Eastwood's Mole of, 401
  • Wright's Apparatus for Feeding Furnaces, 93

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