Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Index: Patent Record
Note: This is a sub-section of Engineering 1885 Jul-Dec: Index
SUBJECT MATTER. {Where the Name is in Italics the Abridgment is Illustrated.}
Air Compressing Engines : 316
Blowing Engines, W. Kent, 316; Controlling Apparatus for the Valves of, J. C., J- >4., ana E. jR. Walker, 316
Batteries, Electric : 93, 267, 268, 462
G. G. Andre. 267 ; W. Hellesen, 267 ; E. van Rysselberghe, 462 ; P. G. Skrivanow, 93 ; Application of Carbon or Carbonaceous Electrodes, H. F. B. Schafer, 462 ; Carbon Fabrics, J. S. Williams, 267 ; Cells for Primary and Secondary, C. Moseley, 462; Compound Galvanic Batteries, S. H. Emmens and United Patents Corporation, 267 ; Conducting Materials, C. S. Bradley, 268; Electrodes for Secondary,
R. Tamine, 267 ; Elements for Primary Electric, C. P. Elieson, 462 ; Galvanic Batteries, Dr. F. Hornung, 462; P. R. de F. D’Humy, 267 ; T. J. Jones, 267; Galvanic Cells, S. Raudnitz, 93 ; Galvano-Electric, P. Jablochkoff, 268 ; Primary, R. A. Lee, 268 ; T. Rowan, 267 ; A. R-Upward and C. W. Pridham, 93 ; Rotary Electric, E. Bazin, 462 ; Secondary, C. S. Bradley, 267 ; E. Commelin, G. Bailhache, A. L. de Vir-loy, and L. de Bousignac, 462 ; E. G. Dorn-busch, 93 ; D. G. Fitzgerald, 267 ; Voltaic, D. Fitzgerald and T. J. Jones, 93
Bearings : 390, 507
J. E. Marchant, 507; for Block and Pulley Sheaves, G. Hughes, 390 ; Repairing Metallic, W. Struthers, 390
Belts, Ropes, Chains, &c. : 390, 507, 508
H. Chcesman, 508; Gautier Bros., 507; J. McDougall, 390; G. S. Sapsworth, 390 ; B. L. Stowe, 390; Checking Shocks in, J. G. Lockwood, 507 ; Fasteners for, E. C. Smith, 390 ; G. Smith, 507; Link Driving, J. K. Tullis, 507 ; Screw Couplings for, J. H. Carruthers, 508; Washers and Nuts for, W. Gadd, 390
Boiler Fittings, Steam : 194
Asbesto-Metallic Cloth, S. Turner and J. Bell, 194 ; Packing for Joints, B. Rhodes, 194; S. Turner and J. Bell, 194; Steam Traps, J. French, J. Hayes, and T. H. Hodge, 194 ; Tube Scraper, W. H. Gales, 194
Boilers, Feeding Steam : 194, 530
W. R. Alexander and W. H. Tooth, 194 ; W. H. Rushforth, 194 ; T. H. White, 530 ; Heater for, J. Womersley, 530; Heating and Purifying Water for, T. Lishman, 530 ; Heating Water for, J. Tweedy, 530; Injectors, S. Borland, 530 ; F. Brunbazter, 530 ; J, Gresham, 194 ; IK. Hartcliffe, W. H. Malkin and T. H. White, 529 ; S. R. Hawke, 530; Purifiers, California Feed Water Purifying Company, 194
Boilers, Steam : 192,193, 529 {See also Furnaces) E. S. T. Kennedy, 193; G. H. Lloyd, 192; J. McG. McCullock, 193 ; W. Malam', 529; O. Meredith, 193; F. D. Rose, 193 ; G. Stevenson, 529 ; H. Turner, 529; Compound, E. Kemp, 193; Covering to Prevent Radiation of Heat, C. J. Dunn, 529 ; Covering Steam Boilers and Pipes,
S. Dohlmann and Co., 529; Firebars and Smoke Prevention, D. Riley and W. Lee, 529; Fireboxes of, R. A. Hardcastle, 529; Flexible Stays,
| W. Leach, 193; Flues and Furnaces, S. Webster, 193; Furnaces for, C. Honychurch and A. H. W. Brown, 529; J. Shaw, 529 ; J. M. and T. B. Stanley, 529 ; Gas Producer Furnaces for, J. W. MacFarline and J. J. Coleman, 193 ; Generators,
J. Blake, 529 ; C. Klotz, C. Gtinther, and Wilh Kops, 193; S. Leutner, 193; W. R. McKaig and J. C. Stitt, 193 ; W. Schmidt, 192 ; Joints for Water Tube, C. C. S. Knap, 529 ; Mechanical Stokers, J. Hodgkinson, 529; J. Proctor, 529; Multitubular, F. S. Morris, 529; Non-Conductor of Heat, E. C. C. Stamford, 529; Preventing Priming, J. A. Orme, 529 ; Rocking-Bars of Furnaces, W. Ball, 529; Rivetted Joints ; J. A. Rowe, 193 ; Stopping Leakage in, W. Potter, 529; Tubular, A. Normand and Co., 529; Vertical, R. Coles, 193; T. Rounthwaite, 193; Vertical Steam Generators, W. Gardner, 193
Bridges : 70, 218
W. H. Lindsay, 70; J. A. Westerman, 218 Centrifugal Machines : 340, 390
J. Laidlaw, 69; W. H. Tolhurst, 390; Continuous Discharge, J. Laidlaw, 340
Chimneys, Raising and Lowering : 48
T. W. Airey, 48 ; W. Hornby and R. Edwards, 48
Condensers : 438
J. B. Edmiston, 438 ; Condensing Steam from Impure Water, O. M. Row, 438; Surface, T. Gannon and G. A. Daudt, 438
Cultivating Implements : 292
Anchors for Steam Cultivation, J. Edmonds and IK. H. Jefferis, 292 ; Attachments for
Ploughs, V. Wood, 292 ; Forks, C. Barker, 292; Harrow Teeth, T. Girfitt, 292 ; Harrows,
E. K. Stanford and E. Button, 292 ; J. Wilder-spin, 292 ; Hoes, A. Dyball and A. Payne, 292 ;
S. Mason and A. Hill, 292 ; Plough Breasts, J. Woods, 292 ; Plough Heads, J. Searby and T. Howe, 292 ; Ploughing, Harrowing, and Scarifying, J. and J. Broad, 292 ; Ploughs, J. Coulson and W. A. Todd, 292 ; J. Howard and H. W. Gibbs, 292 ; A. S. Massey, 292 ; W. C. Morton, 292 ; R. Sack, 292 ; Trenching, A. A churchy 292
Distilling, &c., Apparatus : 364
Ammonia, A. Feldmann, 364 ; Coal, Tar, &c., H. W. Fenner, 364 ; Heatingof Stills for, H. W. Fenner, 364 ; Heating Substances for Distillation, B. P. Walker, 364 ; Retorts for, P. Dow, 364 ; for Substances containing Nitrogen, C. Brison, 364
Distributing Electricity : 268
T. B. E. Turretini, 268 ; Transforming Electric Currents, M. Deprez, 268
Dredging, Excavating, &c., Machines : 166, 340 A. B. Bowers, 166 ; E. Chaquette, 340 ; J, Parker, 166 ; Buckets for, G. Hind, 166 ; Self-Acting, J. li. Bell, 340; Steam, Louis Gabriel, 340 ; Suction, A. Casse, 340
Dynamo-Electric Machines : 93, 266, 461
Aktien Gessellschaft Helios, 266 ; G. F. Chutter, 266 ; G. Forbes, 266 ; J. H. Green-hill, 461 ; L. J. Groves, 266 ; H. Jones, 461 ; C. de Nottbeck, 461 ; C. A. Parsons, 461 ; G. Scarlett, 266 ; A. Shippey and J. E. Wyder, 93 ; E, B. Whitney, 461 ; S. Williams, 93;
F1 ‘Wvnn!8 'rf’/ P~ and J- S- Sell0n< 93 ’ Hfvuil-ne r<nd P‘ R- Sellon, 461 ; Contact and ConZt 9^en'for> ?• J- Houghton and T. M. FlrcJ-Ho w ’ Conversion of Manual Force into
J- S- Williams, 461 ; Electro-7 « etic Engine, S. W. Maquay, 461 ; Motors, Elko™ ^ter’ 266 ’ C‘ A- J^kson, 266 electric Conductors : 94, 268
for t £?hnson> 268 ’ R- Tamine, 268 ; Alloys F TTr,haW’ 91: Covering G. C. Taylor and Ft ™™rnman’ 268 ! J- D- Thomas, 268 electric Current Meters : 93, 94, 268, 462
XXiA?1'1!02. i62’ L- B- Miller, 462; La 26R^F w®T £r^uet> 93 ; Sir W. Thomson, 268 , I. Walker, 93
Electric Current Regulators : 93, 462
/? pVe<? n"’ 93 ’ Automatic Safety Devices, Jenkin,S462°n’ 93 ’ Governors for> Fleeming
El5CTaic Railways : 48, 266, 267
Dkft 4s®eMle^ and VV’ H- Knight, 267 i L-Fnrkrh? ’orv and M. Leblanc, 267; J.
967 ^r^’zT267 ’ Contact Makers for, M. H. Smith, Ft w7r,,„;'1iderfi'round Haulage, F. Jenkin, 266 electric Switch : 94
ft ™^utator> ?■ p- Solt and A. K Jones, 94 Electrometer, A. Wright, 94
f>,™A1LWAY> A- and c- Milinaire, 602 .tp P rlK«« : 116, 218, 316 ^ee a'so Engines, O uvcul 11)
dSr^M “d W?teJ ?““W for Con-ConX ’ M’ ?°?ye11 and K- M- Wheeler, 316; H Wo t6rS’ J'1L’ Alberger and T. Sault, 116 ; cAn?on?lng’ 11TC’t C- C- Worthington, 116; P°“d£ ? s and Heaters, J. Kirkaldy, 116;
r A^ CS1 A J°y< 116 >' Cranks, J. F. Hall Vw‘ity’ 316; Crankshafts, J. P. Hall, W H X‘'“."Jr 681J Crankshafts and Bear’ fins •’ rm S ’ 316 i GauSe> Pressure, J. Murrie, £?8 > Goyern°ra, A. A. Common, 116 ; W. H Hoithcott, 116 ; J. Scott, 316 ; Lining for Cy-X boX?- ? Ar‘f^y’ 316 ! ^king fSr Stuff-608 T £ectlam> 316; H. H. Cobbett, 08 fJ- A‘ Flsker> 316 ; Pipe Couplings, G. 0.
Buckets TwT?1' 21?; Pisto,,s> Pl,mP cators Eocikv-'oocl, 116 ; Speed Indi-
cators, H. and A. Davis, 218
engines : 47, 438, 582 (See also Engines, Steam) Compound Steam, T. JF. Worsdell, 47 • Fluid 1 ressure, J, Elliott, 582; Liquid Pressure An phcable as a Liquid Meter, IK. A G Schcen heyder 582 ; Portable and Pump, W. Brown inoHve T cJ-p n) 582 • Tram and Loco’ Wafer’andTca’rey,;43Tter H' C‘
316> 438’
..IJ?’ Andrews, 316; J. Atkinson, 582 ; J. Brine 315 , T. Browett, 438 ; E. Butterworth 116 - K Capitaineand 0. Brunler, 316; F. IK. Crosslev GHffin^^F C16 h Dou8'Ias> H6! S.’
h n’ 7; ,G* Gnrflths, 116: W. J. Hill m f*' H-olt, 582 ; & Lawson 438 * J* 116°4T 5“^’115 : °- T‘ Newton; ixt>, 438,0.1. Newton, 316 : T Parker aqq .
J. J. Purnell, 116; E. J. C Welsh nd P Rapier, 116; Automatic, T. BackeHaw^IB • Compound, H. P. Holl and F ’ V6’ 582 ; _Gas or Oil Motor-“ C- Datalen T-Igniting Gas Engine Charges at Starting’ E R ’ Prentice, 438; Lubricating, S. Griffin’ irn'■ Production of a Compressed Gaseous Com’ pound for, E Capitaine and 0. Brafer 316 ? toi Tramcars, B. Barnes and J. Danks 58-2 16 ’ Engines, Hot-Air : 582 ’ 582
t-, N- P- Holt, 582; Society Rnab et Cle Engines, Hydraulic, D. Joh^on.m ’ 82 Engines, Locomotive : 47, 239
980^ A*eI’47 ’ G' M' Gai-rardand S. B. Gerrard 239 , Air Tramway Engines, R. Wilson oia' Coaling, and Removing Ashes from T Midpl’ ton and T. S. Huntlev 239 • nnn/l " Tramway Engines, C? W. Wafdled^"s^dV posmg of Exhaust Steam, S. Feather and R Shackleton, 239; Drawbars for T C n. K-47 ; Gas Tramway Engines °X wLn ^ Raising Steam in, J. Bradley, 239 uson’ 239 >
Engini°)TAR¥: 1151 3151 628 Rotary
M. H. Cary, 628 ; A. J. D. Dumoulin qis - t Fielding, 115; W. Macilwraith,
Porteous, 315 ; and Pumps, W. B. Savers 11^’ Engines, Steam : 114, 115, §15, 437, 438^581 582
. Bionuley, 315; T. M. Favell, 115* 7 w-HaclcwoTth, 581; H, Harrison 438* p Tin5 1
Acting Fluid Pressure Engines D S HinpJXr’
A. Perry, and C. C. Worthington' 31? ! ’ ' Gas, S. Robinson, 437 ; Air or^GasComo?'1'-Or Engines, E. Holt 437- a *PPrassmg
Valves, j. H. Man, 437 ; Balmiced SI de W. Rowntree andG. Temple 315 Va ves>
R. Cox 438; W. RobS ’^dGC7P?,Und’ tom, 315; Compound Expansive Slidl‘^Od‘ W. Freakley 581; Compound Porfell w’ Hornsby and R. Edwards 581 • ’ W>
Steam and Compressed Air’J t ’■r)Gof11Pounii Controlling the Speed of, RH n v2'/3’ 437 ’ Crankshafts, T. Wilson, 581 ? h’> ’
Valves, J. Beveridge 437 • .^^ting’ Heslop, 115; W. H.°Tozer ;’115 • Fluid^P sure Engmes, W Ross, 581; Governing t p' H. Fisher and C. A. Duvall 437* c™,’ .•R” Marine, E F. Piers, 437 ; Governor’s Th kelsen and J. Brunn, 582; R. Wrialit^iw' High Speed, A. B. Brown 315- T-r • 438 ’ W. Robertson and G. A. Goodw’in^Sls^H.1’ drauhe Governor and Expansion Gear oiT 1 arkes, 581; Link Motions for Slide v-u’ P’ A D. Bryce-Douglas, 315; Lhik Moti Valves, A. D. Bryce-Douglas, 315 • Low p f°r nUreL H’ ?avey> 114; Metallic Piston^11'6’?' Qualter and E Hall, 437; Packing for J „ Chapman, J. A. Fisher, and A H Che,,™ ’ d' D- B. Morison, 581; Wirth and Co 4P37J tons J. Smalley, 437; Pistons and'cvlin’de W M. Musgrave and J. Prestwich, 437 • pdor'sl Valve, T. M. Fell, 438; Single-Actin?
Parker, 437; Slide Valves, M. c Baker0’n/’ J. C. Chapman, 437; G.’ SchifeX^’ 4^!
Slide Valves and Valve Chest, E. F. Piers 437 • Stopping J. Tate, 581; Transmitting Motive Power, J E. Holloway, 437; Valve Gears // Borgsmueller, 581; G. Cawlev 581- T P Frikart, 115; A. Zalm, 437; Valve Gear of Duplex Direct-Acting, P. Dunlop, 581- Valve Motions of, W. N. Dack, 581; R Wvllie 437 Valve for Three-Cylinder, D. Joy, 437 • Valves for Cylinders of Air-Compressing or Blowing Engines, E. H. Birley, 437; Valves and Valve Gea*' fo**’ J Vertical, W. .Robertson and G
A. Goodwin, 315; Vibrating, W. E Crist 114* Working, Steering, &c., J. Weir 315 ’ ’
Engines, Traction : 48, 239, 582
For Agricultural Purposes, T. R. Harding 582 • Gearing of A. Greig,*48; Locking and DriX’ Geai , A. Greig, R. H. Shaw, and J. Whit- 1
627'
J* F' 24 ’ Wirth and Co., 628 • Auto-PnnkC CA a,T? G' T' Peters> 628 ; Boring ' Rock, A. E. Stayner, 628; Boring Wells W Buckwell, 628; Taking up Slack' Chains in Working a Grab-Bucket, Skip, &c. J w Styles, 628; Transporting Earth, &c’ A Musker and C. W. Vaughan, 484 ’’ A’ I
Farmyard Implements : 292
Corn Crusher and Chaff Cutter, J Rutherford and W Lambert, 292 ; Hay an’d Stow Ekva T?r‘\?V Hornsby and R. Edwards, 292 ; E. and H. Roberts, 292; Preserving Green Crons D B Chatterton, 292 ; Silos, E. Cory, 2921- tPp Wagons, J. Woosey, 292 3 ’ 1 p I
Fire Extinguishers : 390, 508
W. B. Dick, 508; J. A. Lindgren 3Q0 • Hand Grenades, A. F. Spawn, 390 ° ’ Hand
Friction Clutches : 628
W. Van Vleck, 628 ; Gravity Friction Ratchets,
A. D. Simpson, 628; for Hauling Machinery J. Davison, 628
Furnaces, Steam Boiler : 193 194
J. W. Brightman, 194; R. H. Hepburn 193 • Consuming Smoke in, W. Noble, 194 • sJi’ddIv mg Air, N. Evans, 194 ’ ’ Pply
r““£“s-£;>;>142' 3M-“» C Dietzsch, 363; / W. Gordon, 142; M 14^1’ M3 ;w’ Hassa11- 553 ; W. R. Jones'
■ t ’ w^w1^143 ’ Panaderoy Pablos, Pp^wi Wnb-b’> 36i ’ Air- Introducing into, I g. Pope, 863; Bricks for, C. Thompson 143 •
pelting Metals, &c’., i.’ P Ostb^’l^- r Paustman, and
p. Ustoeig, 143 , Combustion of Liquid Fuel weftm^ nM<Z- C' Rossetti> 363 ; J. D. Bod-rane 363 ’• Resi.ccat’ng Air Supply to, C. Coch-363®’ e®lcoatJnS Coal> IL G. Fairburn, 363 Distribution of Gas in, J. P. Jtoe, 363 -Extracting Tar and Ammonia from Gases’ J. Dempster, 143, 363; Fire Lighters C Navarre, 390; Firebars, C. A. Glasbrook’and T. Lockerbie, 553; Gas, P. Iladcliffe 143 • Heating- Ingots and Blooms, P. Kirk’ 553 ’
I factu^e o%t%BTla^ 143 ’ for
I 3fiV M.it- St RlleV and w- Crossley, E3F^fnnff Meta’s> for- C. G. Wittenstrbm lure-tol 9t’ na”d P\ OstberS> 363 ; Metal-luigioal, S. P. Owens, 363 ; Obtaining Sulphur rom Gases, E. Hanish and M. Schroedei" 143 • Begulatmg Combustion, C. p. Kinnell and G. Rothnie, 142; Roofs of, J. E Bot 5“ Suppiying- Coals to, P. J. P. Cheesbrough and j’Moofe^”’ it?i;- VtiIisation of Waste Heat, CombustionUtilising Gaseous Products of
w • w Bwderm<”™ and E. W. Ear-Marchant J53 aS aS Auxilial’y Fuel- K- M.
IF H 1^0? 553 ; Llds for Gas Detorts,
m Wetwood and E, T. Wriaht 553 • Dili
BenTa36S3Obpitedfrom:Blast Furnaces, C. E J3eu, 363, Retorts, D. Jarves, 553 • H T fromFm-n63’ S.ePara£on of Carbonic Oxide r<^loni/ uinaces, A. K. Huntington 553
23, 165,
wlbtr Roth ’ p^Pso^ f
vyepei-Rothmund, 23: A. Zinser 23- Warn 340teiBaj’ ROrMU Fa°Ulds ailc)P 8.’Tomlinson, Griffin S Reducing Ores, J. K.
Andrews^nd’ASeivRnffU atlng' Feeds for> W-^^miens and A. W. Beaven, 165 ; J. E. Walsh,
Harvesting Machines : 290, 291, 292
Hornsbv a^^’r 290 ’ *{' IIarrison^ 290 ; J. 291 • lXn d J' Innocent, 291; W. Wilkinson, Osborne an(l D- 31 ■
Havmaket! -/ay Collectors, H. Lander, 292 ; Rakes T H c- Blackstone, 292; Horse Bamford ’ 9m Ra?lsd.en> 292; Mowing, S. B.
m 291: ^h^n,
Sheaf-BindimraTd5indinF’ M’ Jen^son, 291; 291• Howard and E. T. Bousfield,
and Kh®af^nd>ngand Trussing, J. Howard K Bou^id, 292; Tying! IV. A. Wood Hauling^HoisiPING A PP I
T 218, 340,°390,N4G84& 508A627RATUS = 24’ 166’
ring°a8bF cn oEkfKe,iz®r- 24 >' H- R- Leichsen-and Co -Uo ■ » AarnS’ -4’ 627 ; Otis Brothers and P A340 ’ c- Aapwr, 24 ; H. C. Walker and R Carey, 340 ; T. H. Ward, 627 ; F West 2“ Bearing^11, /nite’ 166 ’ W- Wilkinson Capstans h / n P"lleFs- M- Thomar, 218; Hall iRfi?’n-ffC’ Keynaer, 24 ; Chains, C. E. Aft Christie and p-Apparatus m ’ ?/ W^rd- 166 ’ Electric Safety CoP®^or f P’ C°W,?rd’ 340 >’ Friction Dunton 4q<’ J4TFarrar, E. H. Birley, and T.
> 484 , Hydraulic, E. Heurtebise, 166 ;
E. S. and S.
A. Biddell and
Crane^340 ; Prevention of Accidents in Hoiste, F^n’^;AUByPeStD^;S’P^; Wrought-Iron,’ R.‘ R- Gubbins, ^.^Regu-® Apparatus for, ‘ JI..’Martin 24 ; Safety Brakes for, Dominique Crespm de la Jean-nidre, 340 ; Raising and Tilting Coal, G. Taylor, 94 • Valves, Otis Brothers and Co., 340 nvnwANTS. Fire Extingisiiers, &c. : 508
T C Merryweather and C. J. W. Jakeman, 508 ;* M. Vinning, 508 ; Hose Couplings, E. Nunan, 508
Indicators, &c. : 507
Ascertaining the Weight of Vapours,
507 * Speed, K. W. Hedges, 389 , W. H. Schlot-feldt, 507 e
Induction, Suppressing .46-
K. Dembinski, 462; M. Deprez and Dr. C.
Herz, 462
Iron and Steel, Manufacturing and Treating, 144, 364, 390, 484, 554
The Compressed Steel Company, 364 ; C. J. Eames, 144 ; T. Froggatt, 144; T. Hampton, 364 * J. Riley and W. Crossley, 390 ; A. Rollet, 144 ; J. L. Y. Sarda, 144 ; C. Scheibler, 144 ;
L. E. Thomas, 364 ; J. E. Verdid, 144 ; Anneal-ing Iron, C. B. Holland, 554 ; E. S. and S. Thompson, 554 ; Casting Steel Ingots, J. Mell-in% 364 ; Coating Metals, W. A. Biddell and Mrs. Smith, 554 ; Forging and Tempering, IP. Hainsworth, 144; Gear for Cogging Mills, </. Riley, 144 ; Hardening, J. Thornton and H. Ellison, 364 ; Hydraulic Press for Forging,
R. H. Ticeddell, J. Platt, and J. Fielding, 144 ; Polishing and Annealing Iron, J. Sheldon, 554; Production of Wire, Plates, Rods, &c., Dr. F. C. G. MUller, 484 ; Purification of, W. H. Purdy, 364 ; Self-Hardening Steel, R. Hadfield, 554 ; Soaking Pits, J. Riley, 144 ; Sulphate of Iron, S. Callard, 554 ; by the Thomas-Gilchrist Process, B. Osann, 554 ; Welding, Purifying, &c., W. W. Ker, 364
Lamps : 70, 217, 218, 390, 507
F. R. Baker, 507 ; A. Martin, 507 ; T. Pickett, 507; Burners, S. Loewy, 507 ; Burning Hydro-Carbon Oils, J. Sankey, 507; Gas, F. Siemens, 70 ; T. C. J. Thomas, 217 ; T. C. J. Thomas, 218; Gas Lighting for Lighthouses, J. R. Wigham, 507; Magnesium, O. Ney, 507 ; Miners’ Safety, IP. Clifford, 217 ; E. Cuvelier, 390; L. Jenkins, 217 ; W. S. Laycock, 390 ; IF. Morgan, 217; C. Wolf and II. Friermann, 70 ; Oil Lamps for Lighthouses, J. R. Wigham, 601; Reflectors, A. R. Burman and A. S. Caine, 507 ; Safety, H. Armstrong, 70
Lamps, Electric : 94, 267, 461
C. A. Allison, 461; Arc, A. Pfannkuche, 267 ; H. Piper, 267; A. W. Richardson, 267 ; Carbonising Filaments for, F. Schaefer, 267 ; Carbons for Incandescent, M. Evansand F. Wynne, 461; Fittings, T. T. Smith, 94 ; Holders for, C H. Gimingham, and J. F. Albright, 267; Holders for Incandescent, A. Khotewsky, 94 ;
R. P. Sellon and G. C. Sillar, 94 ; Incandescent, W. Holzer, 94; E. Weston, 461; J. S. Williams, 267 ; F. Wynne, 461; for Railway Trains, R. II. Woodley, 461; Safety Apparatus for High Tension System, A. Wright, 461; Signal, J. E. II. Gordon, 94
Lock Nuts : 69, 217, 390
Abras Fibres, 69; S. Arnold, 69; J. P. Ball, N.
and E. Bates, 390; W. J. Clapp, bJ; VV. J. Clapp and B. J. B. Mills, 217 ; J. narrower, 217; J. C. McAfee, 69; J. Quarmby’2J7 ’ Ratchet, S.T. Croasdell, 390 Low-Water Alarms : 530
For Steam Boilers, T. Barber, 530 ; W. S.
Gardner and A. H. Sheppard, 530
Lubricators, &c. : 69, 217, 389, 390, 438
Thomson, 217 ; J. Hopkin-tnr’r?'1 ’ J* D* Noble, 69; The Peerless OU Ejec-
M- Schneider, 69; J. Ten-’ F‘ W-Thornton, 217; for Condensing Ste™ Engines, W. Richards, 438; Sight Feed, 69 1 J' T‘ Hailwood, 389 ; Steam rJ!;Carridre» 389 ’ IL OraW> 390 Casting : 143, 144, 363, 364, 484
i W^itley» 363 ; S. Rideal, 143 ; wn^ ’,33’ J‘ Riley. 144 ; J. and J. R.
- pC' i Witte»str3m, 364; C. G.
143- c‘c xv^- and P. Ontbern,
Osthp™- iaawdtenstrom, E. Faustman, and P. Drv Sana Bars for» Chambers, 143 ; tinn S Cores’ J. H. Blessing, 143 ; Fabrica-Mowing MPa0n?ding.of Meta>s-w- Rose-364; Rice W •AArC^i!}es’x3' McFerran, 484 ; A.
kBfS "• aft Plates,^Nurae 363and’ 364 ’ Terne alld Tin
554
363 • Coatino- o 364 ; E. Moorewood,
McDouS.1 kSPIv Vessels with Lead, I. S. J. GanfwaySd'j W W with C’
Ma^tT4°4n- 144 ; E.
Whitehead ul. a Shedlock, 554 ; II. M. Silver, GW mL A"lalSaination of Gold and and other Fnrn?’ 3(? ; Combination of Blast Smelting Ox!"« fr’ J’ Bar,lald- 364 < Cowles,*^ Electricity, i. //,
’ ^e?.arating : 553
553 tr° ytlcal SePwation of Jletals, B. Moebius, ^Boriri^PPARATU,S * 23
T. HeppM< 23 .
H. Scoville 23- pZ i Koneman and H. J- Davison, 23; Miscellaneous • ro ’ Bal1’ 23
. 438, 462, 484 50R 218- 340> 3W> 390>
Accidents to 554’ 628
RRchin, JV Pearson ery’> Srevention of- R-
of I nf™ ;i^kallSu Ph08Phates, Manufacture p’ .L11!an Eliza Thomas, 554 ; Aluminium Producing, from Chloride of Aluminium I?
.GronsiI1>ers, 364 ; Asphalte Pavement V Wdkins 218; Brakes for Revolving Shaffe,]& posed to Axial Pressure, R. Ltiders 390 • Hnt b1 J- T- Welsh> 508> Canals, W n’ H“i!chl?S0P» /0 » Carburetters, E. F. Delamare* Deboutteville, and L. P. C. Malandin 554* Ga^°r Barrel, Manufacture of, A. Dunbar’ 70; Casks, &c„ Preparing, F. Myen m’. Cement, Testing the Strength of, H.^Faiia 70 • Cisterns, Waste Preventers for, F. Baxte 508! dutches, W. H. 0. Stanford, 218; Coal &c ’ Compressing, H. G. Fairburn, 554; Concrete and Mortar, Manufacture of, A. E. Carevand
E. Latham, 484; Cylinders for Hydraulic Fw*’ La Soc‘cte Anonyme des Anciens Etabhssements Cail, 340; Drive Chains Dp tachable, W Buxton, 364; Drying Machines’ mi”1 ‘"ncus. Acting Centrifugal, E. C. Roettaer 166 , Electric Clocks, Regulating, C. H Pond’ H. L. Bailey, J, Hamblet, A. S. Crane, and A L ’ Grnidh62: EIectric Energy, Transmission <rf ke^webe^ 46J? Fluid3> Controlling the i lessure and Flow of. W. T I <fvMn SmiilieFI4^8’ pHeatJ”?. and Cooling,Jt s! ?» r k 438 ; Founders’ Drying Chambers and*1}? hw h”’ 554 ’ Frcezin£ Machines, O. Koch and R. Habermann, 70; Gas Regulator R r Fountaim Ftoat®' ?08 Illum’mated ountams, Floating Apparatus for Producing
K J Bolton, Kt., 70; Induction Coils, J and Gadf^m“°M’4n2; Le1ad Pipes> Joining, W Farrt’and8f nMwhanual Movements, L. D. Bc>,m C- Humphreys, 390 ; Metal Sheets Pendjng the Edges, Van Schaick Sharp and W L?ol“mb. 484: Motive Power, Producing P1,’P}’eabie to Hot Air Engines, 31 p iy’ Boulton, o30 ; Operating on Large Foririno-/ Appliances for, G. SiddeTl, 627 ; Packim- News’ apers'M 218; Po’lishta "‘jleta ,?c p^h ??bes> E- Flint and F. Madelev 364 “ Portland Cement, Manufacture of H j’ WysP8e^;CoUlP2f«trap ing Machines, Eschew . c • Si0’’ 218 ’ Pyrometers, J R Cnr <0, Sawing Timber, E. W. Turner and fl?™’
c. vixw Glucose, &c., Manufacture of, The Davennort Glucose Manufacturing Company, 364 • Ther
5d8 = Jhcnn^stats,’ ILF Weston ^08^ TnnUaV^at‘On -Of Rivers> B- S-Aow ’ j V \oo1s> Sharpening, &c T J
the RehtiV^r’ J* ^Iac(lueen, 508; Varying H S S 70° 10w%°f £V° °r More dough 1 e*C™™> w. H. Barra-
ciou^n, 218, Water, Ejector Condensers for Raising and Forcing, T. II White nn* Water, Purification of, A. R Leeds 390 • ’wtfl’
Bickham, and W. Houldsworth, 508; Yielding e- B' G0°dfeU^
ORI>364 C389Fl508ARMS’ ExpL0SIVES» &c- : 68, 216,
21f-; Babbitt>68 J B- Broncs, 389, C. W Gurtis, 68; T. Ericksen, D. Shol-berg, and 0. T. Johnson, 216; A. Favier, 68 ' A. Joyeaux, 68; J. A. Longridge, 389 • J A Longriage, 389; H. S. Maxim, 216 ; J. Vavas-SirUr/T6ir’ A1ooAng\Guns b^T Artificial Light,
389; Armour Plates, T. E. Vickers ’ Beyno^ds, 216; Breech-Blocks, H W llolland, 68; Breechloading, T, Bailev 389 • Cartridge Cases for, W. Lorenz, 68 ; Cartridge Presses, A. Attwood, 216 ; Cartridges for, D F Downing, 389; A. S. Lyman, 389; A. S. Lyman’, 889; J. Needham and T. H. S. Hawker, 68 Chargmg Hollow Projectiles, W. F. Wolff and
M. de Foistei, 389; Firing, W. Lorenz 389* WirTclsr’ T- Gr^’ 68’ MocS
M. Ward, and J. Sample, 216, Launching Torpedoes, C. A. McEvoy, 216 ; Manufacture of Explosive Compounds, F. M. Lyte and C. L. J. A. Lewall 364 • Projectiles, T. W. Rammell, 389; Propelling Composition and Cartridges, G. Quick 389* 8-H^eraQndTN?ed-’ Ham, 68, C. F. Mannlicher, 216: H S Maxim
Arms Manufactoring i89 ’ B,lfle Action, H. Schlund, 389 ;
Shields J ^avasseur, 508; Submarine Mines C. 389 • • Gibbi'18’ 216 ’ Trai,lin=-
Ores, Treating : 554
T. Vosper, and J. Eastcott, 554 • Prenaratinn nf T ejonesS55f4 • ItaA F-Urnaces> E- Phillips and F n 4’ ^d"cinkr Ores of Aluminium, u p; H’ C°wles< 554 i lieduction of Ores H. M. Pierce, 554 ; G. M. Westman • Smelting, R. Stone, 554 Westman, 5a4, Ovens, Coke : 143, 363, 553
w?®??11’?53 : Z ^Culloch, Smp’lttoi-Trnn A 1A3’-R- de Soldenhoff, 363; Smelting lion, A. Greiner and S Ernf 363 Propellers : 46 (See also Ships) 1*’ 3®3
A. F. Barth, 46; W. H kJ Bradford 46- I naZto’cfc6inddy°r2he vlrustof shafte, K «’ fouS forf J.^nd^. /Thomson*^
Pumps : 23, 24, 164, 165, 339, 484 To8 627
F. Ball and IF. Horton, 24 J Dow 164 • R Mills, 484; J. Parker and A BMon 627- / fcs ™ m'p’ 627 : La Socifte Po’ron r Ores, Ills et Mortier, 165; H. Thierv 484* ? imusV^ ^rdenfelt,
Dnvlv ’ oC; .TFn -rges8k627 ; Double-Acting, H. Aikvpiipr44^"'pnes’ G’ Parfitt» 24 ; Force, G. Allweilei, 484 , Pneumatic, J. W. Gordon 508*
H°Thw<fC’ Hoppe, 23; H. Saiomo’ ters’ T H Stnrpv^on24 J Rotary and Exhaus-Bai- 165^S&al^;of%ZmFTw-» H^aiid^B 3W ;,Steam> G- Thornley, 339; //. ana a. l. Watson, 165- G Weir 23-Steam Pumping Engines, ’s. (?. 'Broiriw aiuiw:
Rolni 484; Valve for, C. Eichler, 24; A. Riedler, 24 ; Valve Mechanism for, J. R. Maxwell, 165
Purifying Water : 69 .
W. Anderson, 69 ; D. Nicoll, 69 ; Softening, p. R^lway^&c.1,' Brakes : 48, 240, 411, 412, 602
J Harding, 240 ; <7. <7ackson, 240 ; M. F. J. Mann, 240; D. P. McNiven, 240; D. P. McNiven, 48 ; M. Schleifer, 412 ; T Sloan anq
E. Hawks, 411; E. J-. C. Welch, 602 ; E. A. Wescott and E. R. Bristol, 412 ; Air Pressure Cylinders for, M. Schleifer, 412 ; Automatic Vacuum, J. Gresham, 48, 412 ; Electrical', G. Forbes and T. A. Timmis, 48 ; Flexible Pipes,
S. Alley, 240 ; Fluid Pressure, II. A. Hoy, 412 ; Gauging the Length of Air Pipe, A. P. Kaptei/n, 240; Rubber Tubing for, J. H. Cheever, 412; Stopping and Starting Vehicles, S. Sheppard, H. G. Barnes, and J. A. O’Connel, 412
Railways, Cable : 240, 412, 602
Conduits for, A. Bonzano, 602 ; Grippers for,
G. B. Bryant and E. D. Dougherty, 412 ; Tramways, 0. D. Orvis and iV. B. Adams, 602; Transporting Loads by, J. P. Roe and P. R. Bedlington 240
Railway Car Coupling : 48, 240
W. Heral, 240; T. E. Knightley, 48; J. K. Sax, 48; R. C. Sayer, 240; W. Walton and G. T. Irving, 240 ; S. L. Wiegand, 48; Buffers, J. S. Ay ton, 240
Railway Permanent Way : 47, 239, 240, 411, 602 E. Boyenval and Ponsard and Co., 411; J. B. Caramin and Co., 47 ; A. N. D. Delffs, 47 ; R. G. Pairlie, B. H. Hepburn, and F. A. Fairlie,; 239 ; W. R. Rowan, 240; Wade H. Smith, 411; Bogies for Trucks, &c., J. V. Meigs, 47; Bolts, J. Glover and C. Walton, 240 ; Bolts and Nuts, T. Richmond, 411; Chairs, J. S. B, Armytage, 239 ; F. Keeling and R. Rigley, 239 ; S Marsden and E, Mullin, 602; J. Poyser, 47 ; C. H. Rosher, 239; Combined Chairs and Sleepers, P. Kirk, 602; J. Quarmby, 411; J. Riley, 602 ; Fastenings for Chairs, &c., F. J. Talbot, 411 ; Fastenings for Rails, J. Kerr, 602 ; B. G. Martin, 411;
J. Poyser, 602; Frogsand Switches, C. B. Price, 411; Gates for Crossings, Copeland Manufacturing Company,47 ; Jacks, F. Westmeyer, 210: Joint Chair for, P. Richard, 411; Joints, T. A. Davies, 240; J. Kellow, 240; J. Kerr, 47 ; Locking Apparatus for Railway Points, G. Keeker, 602; Plates for Sleepers, A. Cooper, 411; Preventing the Accumulation of Snow, W. L. Howie, 602; Preventing Wood Key's from Working Out, T. Richmond, 411; Rails and Fastenings for, W. B. Quelch, 47 ; Railway and Tramway Construction, T. H. Gibbon," 411; Removing Snow, E. Leslie, 240; Securing Flanged Rails to Metallic Sleepers, W. Thompson, 602; Self-Clamping Chair, J. P. Jackson, and R. Symons, 411; Sleeper Rails, H. Hirch-weger, 411; Switches, E. Gordon, 411; Ties, E. D, Dougherty, 411; Washers, H. S. Stewart, 411
Railway Points and Signals : 48, 240, 602
B. Schneider, 48; 11. Williams, 240; Detonators for, G. Lirand and E. Gaupillat, 602 ; during Fogs, W. Edmonds, 602; Points, M, Phillips, 240 ; Signal Indicator, G. Jefferies, 48 ; Torpedo Signals, T. G. Palmer, 48
Railway Rolling Stock : 47, 48, 240, 390, 411, 602 J. Brown and T, Midelton, 240 ; E. G. She-ward, 47 ; Axles, J. Bourne, Jun., 411 ; Bearings, L. Leirer, 240 ; Buffers, C. G. Owen, 47 ; J. Trippett and T. and II. Searls, 47 ; Clearing away’ Snow and Warming Railway Carriages, J. Somerset, 602 ; Coupling, J. Darling, 602:
C. A. Dupuis and A. Jeanmaire, 411; W. S. Laycock, 411 ; C. Leidy’ and C. E. Green, 411; Drawbars, G. Wood, 47 ; Gauge, Altering, F. Mackinlay, 48 ; Gear, Springs, and Boxes, J. Tripett and T. and H. Searls, 240; Lighting Railway Carriages, A. M. Pym, 602 : Lubricating Axles, G. J. Churchward, 48; Safety Truck Appliances, J. Gerhardt, 411 ; Spiral Springs for Buffers, B. F. Cocker and J. Bishop, 390 ; Trucks, R, Caldwell, 48 ; F. W. Minck, 240 ; Wagons, J. Kerr, 47 ; J. Kitto, A. Paul, and R. K. Mancarrow, 602 ; Wheels, H. Ringwood, 240 ; J. P. Stevenson, 240 ; Wheels and Pulleys, R. Hadfield, 411
Rolling, Forging, &c., Machines, 23, 70, 165, 340, 484, 627
J. P. Binns, 165 ; H. Cheswright, 165 ; Air Cushioned Hammer, W. Husband, 165 ; R. and M. Mannesmann, 23 ; J. Oxley, E. Ward, and W. Oxley, 165 ; H. Sack, 23 ; Bearings for, W. S. Harris, 165 ; Bending Metals, Dosme et Cie., 165 ; Grooving, C. Philippot, F. Schneider, and C. Jaquet, 165 ; G. F. Thompson, 165 ; Hammers, G. Glossop and F. H. Stacey, 23 ; Hydraulic, C. Davy, 340 ; Hydraulic Presses,
D. C. Mayo, 165 ; Metallic Shell: 627 ; Nails, Russell and Erwin.
Rolling Mills, G. Burrough,
F. Mason and J. Conqueroi gular Forms of Metal, L. D' Farra, 627 ; Rolling Metals, C. R. Wedelin, 627 ; Rolls for Sleepers, A. Marklin, 23 ;
Knapp, 165 ; Turning Over and Transit......
Ingots and Blooms, E. W. Richards, 484
Rotary Engines, Turbines, &c. : 438 (See also Engines, Rotary)
W. E. Rich, 438 ; Rotary and Reciprocating, J. S. Fairfax, 438 ; Steam Wheels, J. T. Howson, 438 ; Wind Motors, A. Dumont, 438;
Sand Blast Apparatus, J. E. Matthewson, 24 Secondary Generators : 93
S. Roos, 93; Coils, Construction of, L. Goulard and J. D. Gibbs, 93 ; Intensifying Electrical Currents, F. P. E. de Lalande, 93 ; Transforming’Electric Currents, C. Zivemowski^ M• Deri, and O, T. Bldthey, 93
Shaft Bearings : 69, 434
G. Weston, 69 ; Adjusting Shaft Pedestals, A.
M- Butler, 69; Journal Bearings, J.
N. Wilhams, 69 ; Mechanical Oilers and Jour-nal Boxes, H. P. Humphrey, 69; Self-Lubri-catmg, J. Greig, 69; Shaft Couplings, G. and J. Rushworth, 484
Ships, Boats, &c. : 47, 239, 601
S. Firth, 601; Armour ’ Belt with Torpedo | Guard for, E. Kent, 601; Combined Gunboat i
t — , AAjvlialUlb UCB3C5)
u. v. mayo, 165 ; Metallic Shells, J. Whitley, 627 ; Nails, Russell and Erwin, 165 ; Plate-Rolling Mills, G. Burrough, 484 ; Rolling Glass, F. Mason and J. Conqueror, 70 ; Rolling Irregular Forms of Metal, L. D. Faria. 627 ; Rollincr ,____ ___•
..., x.u ; Shearing, R- . T. ig Over and Transferring
and Dredger, W. Simons and A. Brown, 601; Governing the Speed of Compound Marine Engines, C. Burnett, 601; Lifeboats, D. P. Dobbins, 47 ; F. L. Norton, 239; Lowering and Disengaging Ships’ Boats, J. E. Liardet, 239 ; Paddle-Wheels, J. Bramall, 239; Paints for Submerged Structures, D. Melville and J. F. Witney, 601; Propellers, J. Howorth, 239; Propulsion of, C. G. Rivers, 601; S. and J. A. Secor, 601; Raising and Lowering, J. Donaldson, 601; Reducing Skin Friction of, G. F. Askew, 601; Regulating the Speed of Marine Engines, L. A. Groth, 601; Sails for, G. Bianchi, 601; Screw Propellers, G. F. Askew, 601; J. Belduke, 601 ; Side Lights for, C. A. Lidstone, 601; Stanchions for Spar Decks on, G. Hughes, 601; Steam Steering, W. P. Hollick and E. Wimshurst, 601; Steering, R. It. Symon, 601 J. I. Thorny-croft, 601; Taking and Registering Soundings.
J. Ackerley and B. Parr, 601; Taking the Thrust of Shafting in Motion, L. B. Wells, 239 ; Thrust Bearings for Propellers, R. Birkerdike, 239; Towing Cables, A. Todd, 601 ; Ventilating, G. S. Dodman, 601
Ships’ Fittings : 46, 47
Anchors, C. Boyce, 46 ; H. McM. Gibb, 46 ;
Steering Gear, C. H. Washburn, 47
Signals: 47, 390, 412, 508 (fee also Railway Points)
Actuating Wires, F. R. Clarke, 390; Audible, J. Stephen and T. Burt, 390 ; Automatic Fog, W. Fox and H. P. Fenby, 47; Electrical, J. Enright, 412; J. W. Fletcher, 412; Electrical Alarm, M. W. and M. F. Parrish, 412 ; J. Radcliffe, 412; Pneumatic, C. E. Zimdars, 508; Signalling and Recording Trains, C. Diener and C. A. Mayrhofer, 390
Speed Indicators : 69, 438, 582
F. F. Almquist, 438; H. Hall, 69; T. Thorp, 69; Controlling Gear and Speed Indicator,
B. C. Browne, 582 ; Transmitting Motion to, M. Napier, 69
Steam Traps : 508
R. Hargreaves, 508; Applicable as Boiler Feeders, J. B. Erwin, 508; Applicable as a Gas Pressure Regulator, R. Kullig, 508
Stone Working : 166, 628
J. R. Bock, 628; Breaking and Crushing Machines, W. H. Baxter, 628; Crushing Mills,
E. M. Villeroy, 628; Cutting Stone, Puissant Fr&res, 166; Dressing Stone, P. Corcoran, 628 Telegraphic Apparatus, 94, 268, 462
J. C. Ludwig, 94 ; Electric Cable Recorders, Jf. G. Farmer, 462 ; Fac-siniile or Autographic, P. B. Delany, 94; Printing, G. B. Scott, 268 ; Synchronous Multiplex Printing, P. B. Delany, 462
Telephonic Apparatus, 94, 268, 461, 462
C. E. Allen, 268 ; L. J. Crossley, W. Emmott, and J. F. Harrison, 268 ; K. S. Dembinski, 94, 462; C. Langdon, 94; J. G. Lorrain, 268; J. Lowth and J. D. Ewart, 461; D. Sinclair, 268 ;
J. Stephen, 461; S. P. Thompson, 268, Call Apparatus, J. Poole and K. Maclver, 268; Checking Machines, J. J. Mann, 268 ; Circuits,
S. P. Thompson and P. Jolin, 94 ; Switches and Circuits, Stockholms Bell Telefon, 94 ; Transmitters, J. E. Fuller, 94 ; W. E. Irish, 94 ; W. E. Irish, 94; Long Distance Telephone Company , 94
Thrashing Machines : 290
P. Gibbons and A. S. F. Robinson, 290 ; J. R. Jefferies, 290; G. W. Morris, 290; Trussing Straw, J. Marshall, 290
Tools, Hand : 23
Drilling, J. B. Adams, 23 ; Screw Stocks, C. C. Flam me, 23 ; Spanners, C. F. Roden, 23 ; Stocks and Dies, J. B. Adams, 23; Vices, G. B. Taylor, 23
Tools, Machine : 22, 164, 339, 483, 627
T. M. Beer and H. Ransom, 627; Bending and Setting Bars, J. W. Hartley, 483; Bolt and Nut Screwing Machines, J.' W. Adams, 339 ; Boring, Dressing, and Finishing Cylinders, W. J. Muncaster and M. McKaig, 627; Boring and Facing Wheels, R. Hadfield, 627 ; Chucks, J. Delger, 483 ; for Corrugated Boiler Furnace Shells, J. G. Lawrie, 483; Cutting Files, R. Denison, 627 ; Cutting and Shaping Metals, J. Saget, 339; Drilling, W. F. Gilmer, 22 ; Drilling, Boring, and Tapping Metal, L. R. Faught, 627; Drilling Holes in Sides and Flanges of Cylinders, C. J. Galloway and J. H. Beckwith, 483; Drilling and Milling Metals, W. W. Hulse, 483 ; Expanding Mandrels, H. B. and A. B. Barlow, 627; Feed Gear for Shaping, P. P. Hure, 22 ; Grinding, G. Richards, 339 ; Holder or Gripper, J. Harrower, 483; Lathe, A. Emanuel, 164; Lathe Cutters, W. F. Smith and A. Coventry, 627 ; Lathes for Making Screws for Drawing Packing out of Glands, &c., J. McDowall, 483; Making Boiler Tubes,
T. Beeley, 483 ; Metal Cylinders, W. H. Brown, 627 ; Making Helical Springs, L. Sterne, 627 ; Making Irregularly Shaped Metal Articles, G.
F. Simonds, 339 ; Planing, &c., J. Barrow, 164; Planing and Shaping, W. Allday, Jun.,
483 ; Punching Machines, K. Hesteskofabrik, 483; Punching or Rivetting and Finishing Countersunk Rivetting, W. F. Gilmer, 483; Planing Machines, Reversing Gear for, G. W. Budd, 22; Rivetting, T. Morton, 483; F. Prasil, 627; Sawing, G. J. Hill, 627; Screw-Cutting Lathe, J. Shaw, T. Harrison, and W. Shaw, 627; Nathan Blum, 339 ; Shaping, F. L. Palmer, 164; Springs, G. W. Willforld, 22; Table for Forming Oval or Circular Figures, J. P. T. Slade, 483; Tool Holders for Screwing Machines, A. Mcllquham, 6’27 ; Valve Motion for Steam Hammers, A. Taylor, 483
Tools, Mining ; 165, 339, 340, 484
B. A. Legg, 165; Boring Wells, C. Chapman, 339 ; Cutting and Drilling Tubes, J. C. Merryweather and C. J. W. Jakeman, 340; Deep-Boring Apparatus, T. Parsons, 484; Rock Boring, F. B. Taylor and J. Hanning, 339; Rock Drills, B. A. Legg, 165 ; W. Teague, Jun.,
484 ; Screening Coal, J. Shaw, 340
Tools, Small: 22, 23, 164, 339, 483, 484, 627 Adjustable Boring Tool, W. Morling, 339 ; Adjustable Die for Wire-Drawing, F. M. Blake, 627; Bolts, Screws, &c., J. W, Phillips, 22;
Boring, H. Horner and W. Adcock, 23; Chucks,
D. Bauer, 22 ; S. N. Silver, 22 ; J. H. Storey n F1 PhilliP3.164 ; Drill and Lathe Chuck,
£ neyraham Manufacturing Company, 339 ;
Drilling Brace, R. S. Solomon, 483; Feed
on f°r Rochet Braces and Drills, J. F. Xtten,, 339 j Holder for Hand Tools, J. G. r«l n m’ 484 ’ Jaws and Jaw Plates for Vices,
B. Taylor, 483 ; Pipe Wrenches, G. Sonnen-thal and W. Keen, 627 ; Pliers, H. C. Gilchrist and C. Bellamy, 161; Ratchet Drills and Braces,
Stuart, 483; Skelp-Bending Tools for ■* ubes, E. R°ve> 339 ; Spanners, E. Barnes, 164 ; J. E. Gyde and G. H. Brydges, 164 ; Stocks, J. Bentley, 483 ; Stocks and Dies, J. E. Reinecker, 339 ; Tube Vices, W. Devoll and O. Howl, 484 ; Wrenches, F. and J. Brindle, 483
Torpedoes and Submarine Boats : 390, 601, 602
A. Campbell and J. Ash, 601; A. W. Slater, 390; W. Welch, 602 ; Ejecting Tubes for, W. Welch, 601; to Penetrate Nets, C. Wells, 390 ; Protecting Vessels against, A. C. Koerner, 390 Tramways : 47, 411, 602
G. F. Milnes, 411; Clip, J. W. Smallman, 47 ; Collecting Debris from Rails, E. A. Westhorp, 47; Compressed Air, G. Pardy, 411 ; Flanged Wheels for, J. Smith, 602 ; Locomotive for, <7.
C. Merryweather and C. J. W. Jakeman, 602 ; Loose Points for, P. A. Bourke, 602 ; Rails for, P. Kirk, 47; Rails and Chairs for, M. H. Smith, 411; Self-Ad justable Springs for, J. Bae, 411; Wheels for, C. A. Edge, 411; R. F.
H. Hovet, 411; F. G. Myers, 411; Wheels and Axles for, F. and E. C. S. Moore, 411
Transmission of Power : 69, 217, 340
J. A. Ewing and F. Jenkin, 217 ; J. B. Sharp, 217 ; J. T. Warman, 217; Belting, C. O. Gehrckens, 217 ; J. and J. Lee, 217 ; Coupling for, D. R. Cameron, 217 ; Hydraulic Apparatus for Transmitting Power and for Draining, G. Smail, 340 ; Slip Clutch for Transmitting High Speeds, S. Johnson, 69
Tubes, Manufacture of : 70, 390, 628
Fluted Metallic, J. Wilkes, 390; Hydraulic Machinery for Pressing Metal into Tubular Forms, IF. D. Allen, 628; Machine for Cutting and Screwing Tubes, W. Devoll, 628 ; Metal, A. Latch, 70 ; J. Robertson, 628; Producing Seamless India-Rubber, J. Iddon, 218; Wrought Iron and Steel, T. Jones and J. Smith, 628
Valves, Cocks, &c. : 69, 216, 217, 389, 507
J. S. Borlase, 69; J. Day, 216; T. Gameson, 507 ; C. F. Hargreaves, 217 ; J. McKellar, 216;
G. M, Marchant, 216; J. Sampson, 507 ; A. Thomson, 507; T. A. Wheatley, 507 ; Automatic, J. Harbottle and B. Edgar, 69; T. S. Truss, 69; Check, J. E. Bott and S. J. Hackney, 507 ; Double-Acting High-Pressure Sluice,
T. Blakeborough, 507 ; Hot and Cold Water, J. C. Threadgold, 507 ; Plug Taps, A. W. Death, 389; Stop-Cocks, J. A. Henckles, 389;
Swing Joint for Pipes Containing Fluid under Pressure, A. Feist, 507
Valves, Safety : 194, 530 (See also Engines, Steam)
M. Castlenau and C. Michelet, 194 ; IK. JV. Nicholson, and A. T. Allcock, 530; W. H. North-cott, 194 ; Water Gauges, H. Ochwadt, 530 Water Meters : 70,218, 507
W. Cotton, 70; T. Robinson, 218; J. Row-botham, 507 ; W. G. Stuart, 218; P. Tarda, 507; Applicable as Motors or Pumps, C. H. Hersey, 507
Wheels : W. Edwards, 48; J. and T. Trippett, and H. Searls, 48
Wood-Planing Machines : 166, 628
S. S. Hazeland, 628; Cutters of, and Grinding I the Same, J. Rawlings, 166
NAMES OF PATENTEES. Abras Freres, Nut Locks, 69
Achurch, A., Trenching, 292
Ackerley, J., and Parr, B., Taking and Register
ing Soundings, 601
Adams, J. B., Drilling, 23
Adams, J. B., Tools for Screw-Cutting, 23
Adams, J. W., Bolt and Nut Screwing Machines, 339
Airey, T. W., Raising Chimneys, 48
Aktien Gessellschaft Helios, Dynamo Machines,
266
Alberger, J. L., and Sault, T., Condensers, 116 I
Alexander, W. R., and Tooth, W. H., Feeding
Steam Boilers, 194
Allday, W., Jun., Apparatus for Plan mg and
Shaping Machines, 483
Allen, C. A’., Telephones, 268
Allen, J. F., Feed Motion for Ratchet Bracesand
Drills, 339
Allen, W. D., Hydraulic Machinery for Stamping Metal into Tubular Forms, 628
Alley, S., Flexible Pipes, 240
Allfrey, E. R., Lining for Cylinders, 316
Allison, C. A., Electric Lamps, 461
Allweiler, G., Force Pumps, 484
Almquist, F. F., Speed Indicator, 438
Anderson, W., Purifying Water, 69
Andrd, G. G., Electric Batteries, 267
Andrd, G. G. Explosive Compounds, 216
Andrew, C. H., Gas Engines, 316
Andrews, W., and Beaven, A. W., Automatic
Self-Regulating Feed for Mills, 165
Archer, Crushing Ores, 23
Armstrong, H„ Safety Lamp, 70
Armytage, J. S. B., Railway Chairs, 239
Arnold, S., Lock Nuts, 69
Ashton, T. J., and Holtzapffel, J. J., Sharpening Tools, 166
Askew, G. F., Reducing Skin Friction of Ships, 601
Askew, G. F., Screw Propellers, 601
Atkinson, B. F., Separating Gold, 144
Atkinson, J., Gas Engines, 582
Attwood, A., Cartridge Presses, 216
Atwater, J. B., Electric Motors, 266
Austrian Small Arms Manufacturing Company,
Repeating Rifles, 389
Ay ton, J. S., Coupling and Buffer, 240
Babbitt, B. T„ Ordnance, 68
Backeljaw, T., Automatic Gas Motors, 116
Bailey T., Breechloading Firearms. 389
Baines R< T., and Thomson, A., Lubricators, 217
Baker, F. R., Lamps, 507
Baker, M. C., Slide Valves, 115
Ball, F., and Horton, IF., Pumps, 24
Ball, J.P., Bennet, N. M., and Bates, M. E Nut
Locks, 390
Ball, W., Rocking Bars of Furnaces, 529
Bamford, S. B., Mowing Machines, 291
Bamlect, A. C., Harvesting Machines, 290
Baraclough, W. H., Water Supplying* Apparatus, 218
Barber, T., Feed Water Apparatus and Alarm for Steam Boilers, 530
Barker, C., Revolving Fork or Harrow, 292
Barlow, H. B. and A. B., Expanding Mandrels.
627
Barnard, T. J., Extracting Metals, 364
Barnes, B., and Danks, J., Gas Motor for Tramcar 582
Barnes, E., Spanners and Wrenches, 164
Barnes, G. P., Reaping Machines, 290
Barrow, J., Planing Machines, 164
Barth, A. F., Propellers, 46
Bauer, J. C., Chucks, 22
Bauer, T., Coke Ovens, 143
Baxter, F., Overflow and Waste Preventer for Cisterns, 508
Baxter, W. H., Stone-Breaking and Crushing* Machines, 628
Bay, C. S. de, Screw Fans, 165
Bay, H. de, and Rossetti, C. de, Combustion of
Liquid Fuel, 363
Bazin, E., Rotary Electric Batteries, 462
Beard, R. R., and Oakley, W. H., Gas Regulator, 508
Bedlam, A., Packing for Engines, 316
Beeley,T., Drilling, Dressing, and Turning Boiler
Tubes, 483
Beer, T. M., and Ransom, H., An Improved Tool, 627
Belduke, J., Screw Propellers, 601
Bell, C. E., Oils and Tars from Blast Furnaces, 363
Bell, J. R., Self-Acting Elevators, &c., 340
Bentley, E. M„ and Knight, W. H., Electric Railways, 267
Bentley, J., Screw Stocks, 483
Beveridge, J., Distributing Valves of Fluid Pres
sure Engines, 437
Bianchi, G., Ships’ Sails, 601
Biddell, W. A., and Smith, Mrs., Coating Metals with Vitrious Substances, 554
Biedermann, E., and Harvey, E. W., Utilising
Gaseous Products of Combustion, 553
Binns, J. P., Forging Machines, 165
Birkerdike, R., Thrust Bearings for Screw Propeller Shafts, 239
Birley, E. H., Valves for Blowing Engines, 437
Blackstone, E. C., Haymakers, 292
■^jus^able Die for Wire Drawing,
Blake, J., Steam Generators, 529
Blakeborough, T., Sluice Valves, 507
Blessing, J. H., Dry Sand Cores, 143
Blum, Nathan, Screw-Cutting Lathes, 339
Bock, J. R., Machine Tools for Working Stone, 628
Bodwell, J. D., Combustion of Liquid Fuel, 363
Bolton, F. J., Kt., Floating Apparatus for Pro
ducing Illuminated Fountains, 70
Bonzano, A., Conduits for Cable Railways, 602
Borgsmueller, H., Valve Gears, 581
Borland, S., Injectors, 530
Borlase, J. S., Valves, 69
Borns, G. M,, Packing Newspapers, &c., 218
Bott, J. E. and Hackney, S. J., Check Valves, 507
Bott, J. E., Roofs of Furnaces, 553
Boulton, M. P. W., Producing Motive Power by
Steam or Vapour, 530
Bourke, P. A., Loose Points for Tramways, 602
Bourne, J., Jun., Railway Carriage Axles, 411
Bowers, A. B., Dredging, 166
Boyce, C., Double-Arm Anchor, 46
Boyenval, E., and Ponsardand Co., Railway Per
manent Way, 411
Bradford, W. H. K., Screw Propellers, 46
B1*268e^’ C* S’’ E^ec^r^ca,l Conducting Material,
Bradley, C. S., Secondary Electric Batteries, 267
Bradley, J., Raising Steam in Locomotives in
Running Sheds, &c., 239
Bramall, C., Lining for Furnaces, 143
Bramall, J., Paddle-Wheels, 239
Brightman, J. IF., Furnaces, 194
Brindle, F. and J., Wrenches and Adjustable
Spanners, 483
Brine, J., Gas Engines, 315
Brison, C., Distillation of Substances Containing
Nitrogen, 364
Broad, J. and J., Ploughing, Harrowing, and
Scarifying, 292
Bromiley, T., Engines, 315
Brones, B., Explosive Compounds, 389
Browett, T., Gas Engines, 438
Brown, A. B., High-Speed Motors, 315
Brown, J., and Midelton, T., Railway Rolling Stock, 240
Brown, W., May, C. N., and Butler, A., Portable
Engine and Pump, 582
Brown, W. H., Manufacture of Metal Cylinders, 627
Browne, B. C., Controlling Gear and Speed Indicator, 582
Broivne, S. G., and Roby, IF., Steam Pumping
Engines, 484
Brunbauer, F., Injectors, 530
Bryant, G. B., and Dougherty, E. D., Grippers for Cable Railways, 412
Bryce-Douglas, A. D., Link Motion for Valves, 315
Pryce-Douglas, A. D., Link Motion for Valves, 315
Buchanan, R., Founders’ Drying Chambers, 554
Buckwell, W., Boring Wells, 628
Budd, G. W., Reversing Gear for Planing Machines, 22
Burgess, C. T., Chain Pumps, 627
Burman, A. R., and Caine, A. L., Lamp Reflectors, 507
Burnett, C., Governing the Speed of Compound
Marine Engines, 601
Burrough, G., Plate-Rolling Mills, 484
Butler, A. E. and H. M., Shaft Pedestals, 69
Butterworth, E., Gas Engines, 116
Buxton, W., Detachable Drive Chains, 364
Caldwell, R., Trucks, 48
California Feed-Water Purifying Company, Feed
Water Purifiers, 194
Callard, S., Treatment of Sulphate of Iron, 554
Cameron, D. R., Coupling to Communicate
Rotary Motion between Axes Inclined to one another, 217
Campbell, A., and Ash, J., Submarine Boats, 601
Capitaine, E., and Brunler 0., Compressed
Gaseous Compound for Gas Engines, 316
Capitame, E., and Brunler, 0., Gas Engines, 316
Caramin, J. B. and Co., Railway Permanent
Way, 47
Carey, A. E., and Latham, E., Machinery for the
Manufacture of Concrete and Mortar, 484
Carridre, H., Steam Engine Lubricators, 389
Carruthers, J. H., Screw Couplings for Chains,
&c., 508
Cary, A. II., Rotary Engines, 628
Casse, A., Suction Dredgers, 340
Castlenau, M., and Michelet, C., Safety Valve and
Pressure Regulator, 194
Cawley, G.,Valve Gear for Steam Engines, 581
Chambers, J., Core Bars for Casting Metals, 143
Chapman, C., Boring Wells, 339
Chapman, J. C., Slide Valves, 437
Chapman, J. H., Fisher, J. A., and Chapman,
A. H., Packing for Stuffing-Boxes, 437
Chaquette, E., Dredging Machines, 340
Chatterton, D. B., Preserving Green Crops, 292
Cheesbrough, F. J. P., and Royston, E. R., Sup
plying Coal in Furnaces, 553
Cheesman, H., Wire Rope, 508
Cheever, J. H., Rubber Tubing, 412
Cheswright, H., Rolling Metals, 165
Christie, J., and Roberts, P., Differential Hoist
ing Machinery, 166
Churchward, E. J., Lubricating Axles, 48
Chutter, G. F., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 266
Clapp, W. J., Lock Nuts, 69
Clapp, W. J., and Mills, B. J. B., Locking Nuts, 217
Clark, J. L., and Gibbins, J. P., Submarine Mines, 216
Clarke, F. R., Actuating Signal Wires, 390
Clifford, IF., Miners’ Safety Lamp, 217
Cobbett, H. H., Packing for Stuffing-Boxes, 508
Cochrane, C., Desiccation of the Air Supply of
Furnaces, 363
Cochrane, W., Moulds for Cooling and Discharging Slag, 144
Cocker, B. F., and Bishop, J., Spiral Springs for
Buffers, &c., 390
Coles, R., Vertical Steam Boilers, 193
Cominelin, E., Bailhache, G., Virloy, A. L. de, and
Bousignac, L. de, Secondary Batteries, 462
Common, A. A., Governors, 116
Compressed Steel Company, The, Steel Ingots, 364
Cooper, A., Steel andiron Plates for Sleepers, 411
Cooper, H. J., Portland Cement, 364
Copeland Manufacturing Company, Gates for
Crossings, 47
Corcoran, P., Dressing Stone, 628
Cory, E., Portable Silos, 292
Coryell, M., and Wheeler, F. M., Air and Water
Pumps for Condensers, 316
Cotton, W., Water Meters, 70
Coulson, J., and Todd, W. A., Ploughs, 292
Couteau, L. A., Reaping Machines, 291
Coward, N., Electric Safety Apparatus for Lift
Cages, 340
Cowles, E. II. and A. II., Reducing Ores of Aluminium, 554
Cozules, E. II. and A. H., Smelting Ores by Electricity, 364
Cox, J. B., Pyrometers, 70
Cox, R., Compound Steam Engines, 438
Crane, C. R., Hydraulic Valves, 340
Cranston, J. G., and Heppell, T., Borin o’ Coal
&c., 23 ° ’
Cranston, W. API., and Culp in, T.. Reaping Machines, 291
Craven, T. C., Drawbars for Locomotives, 47
Crist, IF. A7., Vibrating Engines, 114
Croasdcll, S. T., Ratchet Locking Nuts, 390
Crooke, G. R., Wire Ropes, 390
Crossley, F. IF., Gas Engines, 116
Crossley, L. J., Emmott, W., and Harrison, J. F.
Telephonic Exchanges, 268 ’
Curtis, C. W., Explosives, 68
Cuvelier, E., Safety Lamp, 390
Dack, W. N., Valve Motion of Steam Engines,
Daft, L., Electric Railway, 48
Dahlerus, C. G., Extracting Metals, 144
Daimler, C., Gas or Oil Motors, 115
Darling, J., Coupling for Railway Vehicles 602 Davenport Glucose Manufacturing Comnanv
Manufacture of Starch, &c., 364 P
Davey, H., Double-Acting Pump, 24
Davey, H., Low-Pressure Steam Motor, 114
Davies, J. T., Compound Steam and Compressed
Air Engines, 437 1
Davies, T. A., Railway Fishplate Joints, 240 Davis, H., Delivering Air under Pressure 508 Davis, H. and A., Indicating Speeds, 218* * Davison, J., Friction Clutches, 628 Davison, J., Rock-Drills, 23
Davy, A., Gas Engines, 116
Davy, C., Hydraulic Forging Machinery, 340
Dawson, W., Mills for Reducing Cement 23
Day, J., Valves, 216
Dean, W., Prevention of Accidents in Death, A. IF, Plug Taps, 38)
Hoists, 484
D’Humy, P. R. de F., Galvanic Batteries, 267
Delamare-Deboutteville, E. F., and Maland in
L. P.C., Carburetters, 554’
Delany, P. B., Autographic Telegraphy, 91
Delany, P. B., Synchronous Multiplex’ Printing
Telegraphy, 462®
Delffs, A. N. D., Railway Permanent Wav 47
Delger, J., Chucks, 483
Dembinski, K., Destroying Induction in Electrin
Wires, 462
Dembinski, K. S., Telephones, 94
Dembinski, K. S., Telephones, 462
Dempster, J., Extracting Tar and Ammonia from
Blast Furnace Gases, 143, 363
Denison, R., Machine for Cutting Files, 627
Deprez, M., and Herz, Dr. C., Suppressino- in.
duction in Telegraph and Telephone Lines 462
Deprez,M-, and, Leblanc, M., Electric Locomo-Dwrez M1; Transforming Electric Currente, 263 Devoll, W„ Cutting "8
Devoll, W., and Howl, O., Tube Vices, 4»4
Dick W B., Extinguishing Fire, 508 n-n J r and Mayrhofer, C. A., Signalling Dand Recording the Position of Railway Trains,
Dietzsch, C., Burning Cement, &c„ 363
Dodm’-in G S.’, Ventilating Ship Holds, 601 Bohlmann S. and Co., Lining or Covering Steam
- la Jeannie, Safety
Dorialdson^ J., Raising and Lowering Boats, 601 vLrnbusch E. G., Secondary Batteries, 93
Dosnieet Cie., Bending and Upsetting Metals,
^h^»-umpS,161fi4
Drever W„ Type-Setting Engines, 508 Dumont, a’, Wind Motors, 438 .
Dumoulin, A. J. D., Rotary Engines, 315 Dunlop?/,' Valve Gear of duplex Direct-Acting Dunn,'ckJo Covering for Pipes to Prevent Radia-Dupuis! ^A^and Jeanmaire, A., Safety Dusan&t Weighing Machines 508
Dyball, A., and Payne, A., Hoes, 292
Eames, C. J., Manufacture of Iron and Steel, 144
Edge, C. A., Wheels, 411
Edmiston. J. B., Condensers, 438
^Edmonds, J., and Jefferis. W. H., Anchors for Steam Cultivation, 292
Edmonds, W„ Signalling during Fogs, 602
Edwards, W., Wheels, 48
Eichler, C., Valve Apparatus for Pumps, 24 .
Elieson, C. P., Elements for Primary Electric Batteries, 462 ,
Elliott, J., Fluid Pressure Engines, 582
Ellis, O. J., Air Refrigerator, 70
Emanuel, A., Turning and Tapping Lathe, 161
Emanuel, A., Water Strainers, 508
Emmens,’ S. H„ and United Patents Corporation, Compound Galvanic Battery, 267
Enright J., Electric Railway Signalling, 412
Enright, J., Electric Railways, 267
Ericksen, T-, Sholberg, D., and Johnson, O. T., i^n^^Steam Traps Applicable as Boiler EscherWyss, and Co., Self-Cleaning Pulp-
Straining Machines, 218
Espenschied, C., Shaft Level and Aligners, 8 Evans, M., and Wynne, F., Carbons for Incandescent Electric Lamps, 461
Evans. N., Supplying Air in Steam Generators,
Ewing, J. A., and Jenkin, F., Transmission of Power, 217
Faija, H., Testing the Strength of Cement, <0 Fairburn, H. G., Compressing Coal, &c., 554 Fairburn, H. G., Desiccating at Low Tempera
tures, Coal, &c., 363
Fairfax, J. S., Rotary and Reciprocatine
Fairlie,GR. (?., Hepburn, li. H., and Fairlie,
F. A., Railways, 239
Farmer, M. G„ Electric Cable Recorders, 462 Farrar, J., Birley, E. H., and Dunstan, T., I nc
tion Coupling for Hauling or Winding Appa-
Fan^LD., Rolling Irregular Forms of Metals, 627
Farra, L. D., and Humphreys, J. C., Mechanical Movements, 390.
Faught, L. R., Drilling and Tapping Metal, 627
Favell, T. M., Steam Engines, 115
Favier, A., Explosives, 68.
Feather, S., and Shackleton, R., Utilising the Exhaust Steam in Tramway Engines,. 239 .
Feist, A., Swing Joint for Pipes Containing Fluid under Pressure, 507.
Feldmann, A., Manufacture of Ammonia, 364 .
Fell, T. M„ Relief Valve for Steam Engine Cylinders, 438 ,.
Fenner, H. W., Distillation of Coal, &c., 3o4
Fenner, H. W., Heating of Stills for Distillation of Coal, &c., 364
Fielding, J., Rotary Motors, 115
Firth, S., Ships and Boats, 601
Fischer, J. G., Holder for Hand Tools, 484
Fisher, J. A., Packing for Engines, 316
Fisher, T. R. IL, and Duvall, C. A., Governing Engines, 437 .
Fitzgerald, D. G., Secondary Batteries, 267
Fitzgerald,’D., and Jones, T. J., Voltaic Bat-teries, 93
Flamme, C. C., Screw Stocks, 23
Fletcher, J. IK, Electrical Railway Signals, 412
Flint, E., and Madeley, F., Polishing Metallic
Rods, 364 .
Floyd, J, N., and Tangye, G., Slide Valves of
Steam Pumps, 339 ,
Forbes, G., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 266 Forbes, G., and Timmis, T. A., Electrical Brakes,
Formby, J., and Keizer, C., Travelling Cathead
Hoist, 24 . tt j
Foulds, J., and Tomlinson, S., Crushing Hard Material, 340
Fox, S., and Whitley, J., Casting Metals, 363
Fox, W., and Fenby, H. P., Foghorns, 47
Freakley, IF., Compound Expansive Slide v alve, 581 ,
French, J., Hayes, J., and Hodge, T. H., Steam
Traps, 194
Fretel, G., Locomotive Engines, 47
Frikart, J. R., Valve Gear for Steam Engines, 115
Froggatt, T., Steeling Iron, 144
Fuller, J. E., Telephone Transmitters, 94
Gabriel, Louis, Steam Excavators, 340 Gadd, W., Joining Lead Pipes, 503 Gadd, W., Washers and Nuts, 390 Gales W. H., Tube Scraper and Brush, 194 Galloway, C. J., and Beckwith, J. H., Drilling Holes in Cylinders, 483
Galloway, C. J., and Beckwith, J. H., Vessels Lined with Lead, 554
Gameson, T., Ball Taps, 507
Gannon, T., and Daudt, G. A., Surface Condensers, 438
Gardner, W. S., and Sheppard, A. H., Low-Water Alarm for Steam Boilers, 530
Gardner, W., Vertical Steam Generators, 193
Garrard, G. M. and Gerrard, S. B., Locomotive Engines, 239
Gaulard, L., and Gibbs, J. Z>., Coils for Electricity, 93
Gautier Bros., Driving Belts, 507
Gehrckens, C. O., Belts for Driving Machinery, 217
Gerboz, P. C., Measuring Electric Currents, 462
Gerhardt, J., Safety Truck Appliance for Railway Cars, 411
Gibb, II. McM., Anchors, 46
Gibbon, T. IL, Railway and Tramway Construction, 411
Gibbons, P., and Robinson, A. S. F., Thrashing Machines, 290
Gibson, J., Reaping Machines, 291
Gilchrist, H. U., and Bellamy, C., Gas Pliers 164
Gilmer, IK. F., Drilling Machine, 22
Gilmer, W. F., Punching, Rivetting, and Finishing Countersunk Rivetting, 483
Gimingham, C. II., and Albright, J. F., Holders
of Electric Lamps. 267
Girfitt, T., Fixing Harrow Teeth, 292
Glasbrook, C. A., and Lockerbie, T., Firebars 553
Glossop, E., and Stacey, F. IL, Steam Hammers, 23 Glover, J., and Walton, C., Bolts, 240
Goldberg, L., Transmission of Electric Energy to Torpedoes, &c., 462
Goodfellow, G. B., and Matthews, R., Coupling for Rotating Shafts, 69
Gordon, E., Railroad Switches, 411
(Gordon, F. IK., Hot Blast Stoves, 142
Gordon, J. E. H,t Lighting Signals by Electricity, 94
Gordon, J. W., Pneumatic Pump, 508
Graham Manufacturing Company, The, Drill and Lathe Chuck, 339
Granroth, J., Sight Feed Lubricators, 69
A^n,cS* F*’ ReoUlating Induced Currents of Air, 508
Green, T., Locomotives, 47
r H*’ Dy?»mo-E1ectric Machines, 461 Gieig, A., Gearing of Traction Engines, 48 S®lf‘Lubncating Bearings, 69 Sh^ Whittingham, J.,
Locking and Driving Gear for Engines, 48
GresJiam^J Smelting Iron, 363
GreskZ’, Jj.\ ^•X,Cl^CUUm Brake8’ 48> 412
torts! mChaiKinS a"d Dischargin& Gas Re-
Griffin’s - r ” Ped"cinK Ores, 1G5 P . 2"> Gas Engines, 438 PriflwA Rubricating, llG
Irot'h,‘ Le‘l’H-Re°uiaPtindUth,gs IU111|iniUn1’ 364 Engines, 601 o t,"° the S>peed of Marine
lubffinsLRJ'iiD'\vamo'1E'ectrie Machines, 266 Jyde J E ’ ^’?pr°Vht I,on Pulley".
•> and Bridges, G. II., Spanners, 164
tad/i'eifj’ Stea,n Engines, 581 ladiield,’r” Wheels> W
tailwood'J 143
laiwworth' jr ’ Feed lubricator, 389 144 orUl’ » •> Forging and Tempering Ingots,
'all’ n A? P^ive Chains, &c., 166
•all’H’’SpeedPlate8’ 654 allj J. F and vldlCatT’ 69 all, J. P ’ Crankin’ J’o Cranks> 316 allock, F. Zf „&kyts3310
Counteractin’- th?F- D ’ Pails for ampton, T Mam,^lght ofeShafts, 46 Iron, 364 ’ Manuf«ture of Steel and Ingot
143 obtaining Sul'
Lubricator, 69 °ar’ Automatic Syphon wdcastle. r A , 529 A-> Fireboxes of Steam Boilers,
z-^’dmg, J Brakes 94n Harding, T. R Traction^ .
Purposes, 582 Engines for Agricultural
Hargreaves, C F qi„-
Hargreaves, R Valves, 217
Harris, W. s * p?am Tl’aps, 508
TTMins,i65 ’’ eann^rs °r Brasses for Rolling Harrison H
J 6291"’ 11 ■ U < and "’AiX
Hawke,’Sr1^?1’"3,068, 553
Hawker, TH ^^rs, 530
J-. MMU*
Hazeland, g. s’ p?*11.1 Engines, 581 Healey, B’. D.X'a"‘nS "ood; 628 Hedges, K. W ,enerators, 553 Hellesen, W. Indicators 389 Henckles, J. \ SfnriCr?atteries, 267 Hepbu^ R ij ‘ J?P’coeks, 389 Herald, w •? 1 urnaces. iqq
Car Cijpfing, o40 or Pumps, 5’07 luidSIete«. Applfeable as Motors
H eslop, M., Eccentrics, 115
Hesteskofabrik, K.,Punching Machines, 483
Heurtebise, E , Hydraulic Elevators, 166
Hill, G. J., Sawing, 627
Hill, IE. J., Gas Engines, 316
Hind, (J Single Chain Buckets for Dredging and Elevating Purposes, 166
Hines, D. 8., Perry, W. A., and Worthington, C, C., Actuating the Valves of Direct-Actin" Fluid Pressure Engines, 315
| Hirchweger, H., Sleeper Rails, 411
Hitchin, R., Pearson, J. T., and Richmond, T.
Prevention of Accidents to Machinery, 628 ’
Hocking, H., Condensers, 116
Hodgkinson, J., Mechanical Stokers, 529
Holland, C. B., Annealing Iren, 554
Holland, H. IE., Breech-Blocks, 68
Hollick, W, P., and E. Wimshurst, Steam Steering, 601
Holloway, J. E., Transmitting Motive Power, 437
Holt, E Air or Gas Compressing Engines, 437
Holt, II. P., Gas Engine, 582
Holt, H. P., Hot-Air Engines, 582
Holt, H. P., and Crossley, F. IE., Compound Gas Engines, 582
Holt, H. P., and Jones, A. E., Electric Commutator, 94
Holzer, W., Incandescent Electric Lamps, 94
Honychurch, C., and Brown, A. H. W., Steam
Boilers and Furnaces, 529
Hopkinson,J and C., Induction Coils, 462
Hopkinson, J., Lubricants, 217
Hoppe, C., Rotary Blowers, 23
Horner, H., and Adcock, W., Boring Tools, 23
Hornsby, W., and Edwards, R., Compound Portable Steam Engines, 581
Hornsby, W., and Edwards, R., Elevators for Hay, &c., 292
Hornsby, W., and Edwards, R., Raising Chimneys, 48
Hornsby, J., and Innocent, J., Harvesting Machinery, 291
Hornung, Dr. F., Galvanic Batteries, 462
Horsfall, T. C., Bickham, S. IL, and Houlds-worth, W., Straightening Wire, 508
Houghton, E. J., and Collet, T. M., Contact and Reversing Gear for Dynamo-Electric Machines, 266
Hovet, R. F. H., Wheels, 411
Howard, J., and Bousfield, E. T., Sheaf-Binding Machines, 291
Howard, J., and Bousfield, E. T., Sheaf-Binding and Trussing Machines, 292
Howard J., and Gibbs, G., Reaping Machines, 291
Howard, J., and Gibbs, H. W., Ploughs, 292
Howell, S. E., Springs, 508
Howie, W. L., Preventing the Accumulation of
Snow in Railway Cuttings, 602
Howorth,J., Propellers, 239
Howson, J. T., Steam Wheels, 438
Howson, R., Gas Producers, 143
Hoy, II. A., Fluid Pressure Brakes for Railways, 412
Hughes, G., Bearings for Block and Pulley Sheaves, 390
Hughes, G., Stanchions for Spar Decks on
Ships, 601
Hulse, IF. IE., Drilling and Milling Metals, 483
Humphrey, H. P., Oilers and Journal Boxes, 69
Huntington, A. K., Separation of Carbonic Oxide from Furnaces or Gas Producers, 553
Hure, P. P., Feed Gear for Shaping Machines, 22
Husband, W., Air-Cushioned Hammer or
Stamper, 165
Hutchinson, W. N., Canals, 70
Iddon, J., Seamless India-Rubber Tubing, 218
Irish, W. E., Telephones, 94
Irish, IE. E., Telephonic Transmitters, 94
Jablochkoff, P.,Galvano-Electric Generator, 268
Jackson, C. A., Electric Motors, 266
Jackson, G., Continuous Railway Brakes, 240
Jackson, J. P., and Symons, R., Self-Clamping
Kail Chair, 411
Jameson, J., Coke Ovens, 553
Jarves, D., Retorts, 553
Jefferies, G., Railway Signal Indicator, 48
Jefferies, J. R., Thrashing Machines, 290
Jenkin, Fleeming, Governors for Electric Motors, 462
Jenkin, F., Underground Electrical Haulage, 266
Jenkins, L., Miners’ Safety Lamp, 217
Jenkinson, M., Reaping and Binding Machines, 291
Johnson, D., Hydraulic Engines, 115
Johnson, E. H., Electrical Conductors, 268
Johnson, S., Slip Clutch for Transmitting High
Speeds, 69
Johnson, S., Reaping Machines, 291
Jones, H., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 461
Jones, T. J., Galvanic Batteries, 267
Jones, T., and Smith, J., Wrought Iron and Steel
Tubes, 628
Jones, W. R., Furnaces, 143
Joy, D„ Crank Axles, 116
Joy, D., Fluid Pressure Engines, 437
Joy, D., Valve Mechanism for Three-Cylinder
Engines, 437
Joyeux, A., Ordnance, 68
Kapteyn, A. P., Gauging the Length of Air Pipe Connected throughout a Railway Train, 240
Keeker, G., Locking Apparatus for Railway
Points, 602
Keeling, F., and Rigley, R., Railway Chairs, 239
Kellow, J., Rail Joints, 240
Kemp, E., Compound Boilers, 193
Kennedy, E. S. T., Steam Boilers, 193
Kent, E., Armour Belt with Torpedo Guard, 601
Kent, W., Blowing Engines, 316
Ker, W. W., Treating Iron, &c., 364
Kerr, J., Fastenings for Rails, 602
Kerr, J., Railway Joints, 47
Kerr, J., Ventilated Railway Wagon, 47
Keymer, H. J. C., Capstans, 24
Khotewsky, A., Holders for Incandescent Electric
Lamps, 94
Kinnell, C. P.,and Rothnie, G., Regulating Combustion in Furnaces, 142
Kirk, P., Combined Chairs and Sleepers, 602
Kirk, P., Furnaces for Heating Ingots and
Blooms, 553
Kirk, P., Tram Rails, 47
Kirkaldy, J., Condensers and Heaters, 116
Kitto, J., Paul, A., and Mancarrow, R. R.,
Wagons, 602
Klotz, C., Giinthur, C., and Wilh Kops, Steam
Boilers or Generators, 193
Knap, C. C. S., Joints for Water Tube Boilers, 529
Knapp, R. T., Metal Shearing Machines, 165
Knightley, T. E., Tramway Wheels, 48
Koch, 0., and Habermann, R., Freezing Machines, 70 1 .
Koerner, A. C., Protecting Vessels against Torpedoes, 390
Koneman, W. A., and Scoville, H. H., Ore Concentrators, 23
Korting, E.,Sand Moulds, 143
Kullig, B.y Steam Trap Applicable as a Gas-
Pressure Regulator, 508
Laidlaw, J., Centrifugal Machines, 69, 340
Lalande, F. P. E. de, Intensifying Electrical
Currents, 93
Lander, H., Hay Collectors, 292
Langdon, C., Telephony, 94
Latch, A., Metal Tubes, 70
Lawrie, J. G., Corrugated Boiler Furnace Shells of Cast Steel, 483
Lawrie, J. G., Mould for Casting Steel, &c., 364
Lawson, S., Gas Engines, 438
Laycock, W. S., Couplings for Railway Rolling-
Stock, 411
Laycock, W. S., Miners’ Safety Lamps, 390
Layton, W. T., Controlling the Pressure and
Flow of Fluids, 508
Leach, W., Staying the Firebox of Boilers, 193
Lecouteux and Garnier, Steam Engines, 581
Lee, J. and J., Belting, 217
Lee, R. A., Primary Batteries, 268
Leeds, A. R., Purification of Water, 39.0
Legg, B. A., Mining Machines, 165
Legg, B. A., Rock Drills, 165
Leichsenring, H. R., Wheels and Pulleys, 218
Leidy, C., and Green, C. E., Railway Coupling, 411
Leirer, L., Bearings and Axles, 240
Leprevost-Bourgerel, G. O. L., Pipe Couplings, 218
Leslie, E., Removing Snow, &c., from Railways, 240
Leutner S., Steam Generators, 193
Liardet, J. E., Lowering and Disengaging Ships’
Boats, 239
Lidstone, C. A., Side Lights for Ships, 601
Lindgren, J. A., Fire Extinguishers, 390
Lindsay, W. H., Bridges, 70
Lirand, G., and Gaupillat, E., Detonating Signals for Railways, 602
Lishman, T., Heating, Purifying, and Supplying the Feed Water to Steam Boilers, 530
Lloyd, G. H., Steam Boilers, 192
Lockwood, J. G., Checking Shocks in Chains,
Ropes, Bars, &c., 507
Lockwood, W., Pistons, Pump Buckets, &c., 116
Loewy, S., Lamp Burners, 507
Long - Distance Telephone Company, Transmitters, 94
Longridge, J. A., Ordnance, 389
Longridge, J. A., Ordnance, 389
Lorenz, W., Cartridge Cases, 68
Lorenz, W., Firing Ordnance, 389
Lorrain, J. G., Telephony, 268
Love, E., Skelp-Bending Tools for Tube Making, 339
Lowth, J., and Ewart, J. D,, Telephony, 461
Ltiders, R., Brakes for Revolving Shafts Exposed to Axial Pressure, 390
Ludwig, J. C., Telegraphy, 94
Lux, E., Ascertaining the Specific Weight of
Gases and Vapours, 507
Lyman, A. S., Cartridges, 389
Lyman, A, 8., Cartridges, 389
Lyte, F. M., and Lewall, C. L. J. A., Explosive
Compounds, 364
McAfee, J. C., Nut Lock, 69
McCulloch, J., Coke Ovens, 553
McCullock, J. McG., Steam Boilers, 193
McDougall, I. S., Coating Copper Vessels with
Lead, 554
McDougall, J., Driving Belts, 390
McDowall, J., Lathes for Making Screws for
Drawing Packing out of Glands, &c., 483
McEvoy, C. A., Conveying and Launching Torpedoes, 216
MacFarline, J. W., and Coleman, J. J., Gas Pro
ducer Furnaces for Steam Boilers, 19.3
McFerran, J. A., Moulding and Compressing Machines, 484
McGillivray, J., Gas Engines, 438
Mcllquham, A., Tool Holders for Screwing Machines, 627
Macilwraith, W., Rotary Motor Engines, 115
McKaig, W. R., and Stitt, J. C., Steam Generators, 193
McKellar, J., Valve Cocks, 216
Mackinlay, F., Varying the Gauge of Wagon
Wheels, 48
McLaren, J. and II., Wheels for Traction Engines, 239
M‘Niven, D. P., Brake Block, 48
M A wen, D. P., Brakes, 240
Macqueen, J., Silent Tyres for Road Vehicles, 508
Mactear, J., Furnaces for Chemical Processes, 143
Magee, J., Gas Engines, 115
Maignen, P. A., Softening Water, 69
Makin, J., Coating Sheets of Metal with Lead, 364
Malam, W., Steam Boilers, 529
Man, J H., Automatic Cut-off Valves, 437
Mann, J. J Checking Machines for Public Telephones, 268
MfnnwE’ i\\?l'ake and Starting Apparatus for Wheeled Vehicles, 240
Mannesmann R. and M, Rolling Metal, 23
RcPeating Firearms, 216
M»^Z^S-nW;VEmCtro'Ms8netic Engine, 461
Mai chant, G. JI., Taps or V al res 216
Merchant,4xle’Boxes or Bearings, 507 fcS *’ v ’ Water as an Auxiliary Fuel, 553 Marchese E., Extraction of Copper, 144
V llr“?hinff Rolls for Manufacture of lion Railway Sleepers, 23
Marks, G. 0., Hoists, 24, 627 . fi02
Marsden, S., and Mullin, E., Railway Chans, 60-Marshall, J., Trussing Straw, 290
Martin, A., Lamps, 507
Martin, B. G., Fastening the Rails of Railways, 411
Martin, M., Safety Apparatus for Lifts, 24
Mason, F., and Conqueror, J., Rolling Glass, /U
Mason, S., and Hill, A., Hoes, 292
Massey, A. S., Ploughs, 292
Mathewson, J. E., Sand Blast Process, 24
Maw, IF. H., Aiming Guns by Artificial Light, 389
Maxim, H. S., Guns, 216
Maxim, H. S., Repeating Rifles, 63
Maxwell, J., Steam Engines, 581.
Maxwell, J. R., Valve Mechanism for Duplex
Steam Pumps, 165
Mayo, D. C., Hydraulic Presses, 165 .
Meigs, J. V., Elevated Railway and Bogies for, 47
Melling, J., Casting Steel Ingots, 364
Melville, D., and Whitney, J. F., Paints foi S
merged Structures, 601
Meredith, 0., Steam Boilers, 193
Merry weather, J. C., and Jakeman, C. J. •>
Cutting and Drilling Tubes, 340
Mer ry weather, J. C., and Jakeman, 0. J. k., Fire Hydrant, 508 T w
Merry weather, J. C., and Jakeman, C. J- "•» Tramway Locomotives, 602
Midelton, T., and Huntley, T. S., Coaling Locomotive Engines and Removing Ashes, 239
Milburn, T., Haydon, C. W., and Mundy, E., Reducing Rotary Motion, 484
Milinaire, A. and C., Elevated Railway, 602
Miller, J. J., Regulating Pressure of Water in
Hydraulic Hoists, 24 .
Miller, L. B., Measuring Electricity, 462
Mills, B. J. B., Grinding Hard Materials, 340
Mills, R , Pumps, 484
Milnes, G. F., Tramcar Vehicles, 411
Minck, F. W., Railway Trucks, 240
Moebius, B., Electrolytical Separation of Metals, 553
Moon, G. W., Amalgamation of Gold and Silver,
Moore, F. and E. C. S., Wheels and Axles for
Tramways, 411
Moore, G. E., Manufacture of Hydrogen, 143
Moore, J., Utilisation of Waste Heat in Furnaces, 553
Morewood, E., Coating Sheets of Metal, 363
Morgan, IK., Miners’ Safety Lamp, 217
Morison, D. B., Packings for the Glands of Fluid
Pressure Engines, 581
Morling, W., Adjustable Boring Tool, 339
Morris, F. S., Multitubular Steam Boilers, 529
Morris, G. W., Thrashing Machines, 290
Morton, T., Rivetting Machines, 483
Morton, W.C., Ploughs, 292 .
Morton, W. C., Wheels of Traction Engines. 48
Moseley, C., Boxes or Cells for Primary and
Secondary Electric Batteries, 462
MUller, Dr. F. C. G., Production of Wires, I lates, Rods, &c., 484 _ . .
Muncaster, TK. J., and McKazg, JL, Boring, Dressing, and Finishing Cylinders, 627
Murrie, J., Pressure Gauge, 508
Murrie. J., Thermometers, 508
Musgrave, W. M., and Prestwich, J., Pistons and
Cylinders, 437
Musker, A., and Vaughan, C. IK., Elevators or
I Grabs for Excavating, 484
i Myers F., Cask Making, 218
I Myers, F. G., Tramcar Wheels, 411
Napier, J. M., Transmitting Motion to Speed Indicators, 69
Navarre, C., Fire Lighters, 390 .I
Needham, J., Hawker, T. H. S , Cartridges, 68 Nevile, JR. II. C., Controlling the Speed of En-gines, 581.
Newton, 0. T., Gas Engines, 316
Newton, O. T., Gas Engines, 116, 438
Ney, O., Magnesium Lamps, 507
Nicholson, IK. N., and Allcock, A. 1., Safety Valves, 530.
Nicoll, D., Filtering Water, 69
Nobel L., Wittenstrbm, Ch G., Faustman, E., and Ostberg, P., Melting Metals, 143;
Noble, J. D., Lubricators, 69
Noble W., Consuming Smoke in Steam Boiler Furnaces, 194 ..
Nordenfelt, T., Blowing Engine, 627
Normand, A. and Co., Tubular Steam Boilers, 529
Northcott, W. H., Safety Valves, 191
Northcott, W. H., Speed Governors, 116,
Norton, F. L., Lifeboats, 239 .I
Nottbeck, C. de, Dynamo-Electric Machines, 461 Nun an E.< Hose Couplings, 508I
Nurse^G., Manufacture of Terne and Tin Plates,
363 ’|
Oehwadt, H., Water Gauges, 530
Grain IF. Steam Engine Lubricators, 390 Orme,’ J. A., Preventing Priming 529
Orris, O. D., and Adams, N.B., Cable Tramways,
Osann, B., Purification of Iron, 554
Otis Bros, and Co., Lifts, 340
Otis Bros, and Co., Valves, 340
Owen C. G., Buffers, 47
Owens S. T., Metallurgical Furnaces, 363
Oxley, J., Ward, E., and Oxley, W., Rolling
Mills, 165 |
Pablos, F. Panadero y, Furnaces, 553
Paley, J., Screw Propellers, 46
Palmer, F. L., Shaping Machines, 164
Palmer T. G., Torpedo Railway Signals, 48
Pardy G., Compressed Air Street Railways, 411
Parfitt G., Pumping Engines, 24
Parker, J„ and Bladon, A., Pumps, 627
Parker J.. Dredging Machines, 166
Parker, J., Single-Acting Steam Engines, 437
Parser, T., Gas Engines, 438
Parkes, C. R., Hydraulic Governor and Expan-ParneU^G."T^Fluid Pressure Engines, 581
Parrish, M. W. and M. F., Electric Alarm Appa-ratus’for Railways, 412 . .
Parsons, 0. A., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 461
Peer/JS n 7 ^ep-Boring Apparatus, 484
389 °l Ejector Company, The, Lubricators, PeJrvnHAFBT^U1Ieys or Drums’ 69 Ppifrn,?'TF'ATTherm0StatS’ 503
340 ’ L’’ and Diers> G>’ Grinding Mills,
^utomatic Chain Grab, 628
Phil inn A^C^’ A,i Electric Arc Lamps, 267
P1H PP°^ C., Schneider, F., and Jaquet, C., Cutting Grooves on Rollers, 165
rh!£S’ 7 ’ ?£d Jones, T., Preparation of the Charge for Zinc Furnaces, 554
Phi •PS> w Bolts» Screws, &c., 22 n- i ES’^I>’ Mova-We Points, 240 Pickett, T., Lamps, 507
Educing Ores and the Utilisation of Waste Gases, 554
pjr?’ S’ Sp Governing Marine Engines, 437 riers, E. F., Slide Valves and Valve Chests for
Steam Engines, 437
n ^iectric Arc Lamps, 267
lona, C. H., Bailey, H. L., Hamblet, J., Crane, a b., and Gray, A. W., Electric Clocks, 462
Poole, J., and Maclver, K., Telephonic Call, 268 r'ope, o., Introducing Air into Regenerative Furnaces, 363
Porteous A. N„ Rotary Engines, 315
10JJ?r’ Stopping Leakage in Boiler Tubes, 0Z<7
Poyser, J., Rail Fastenings, 602
Poyser, J., Railway Chairs, 47
Prasil, F., Rivetting, 627
Prentice, E. R. and H. N., Igniting Gas Engine
Charges at Starting, 438
Price, C. B., Railway Frogs and Switches, 411
Proctor, J., Mechanical Stokers, 529
Puissant Frbres, Cutting and Dressing Stone, 166
Purdy, W. H., Purification of Iron and Steel, 364
Purnell, J. J., Gas Engines, 116
Pym, A. M., Lighting Railway Carriages, 602
Qualter, J., and Hall, E., Metallic Pistons, 437
Quarmby, J., Railway Chairs and Sleepers, 411
Quarmby, J., Screw Bolts, 217
Quelch, W. B., Rails and Fastenings, 47
Quick, G., Cartridges, 389
Radcliffe, F., Gas Furnaces, 143
Radcliffe, J., Electric Alarm Apparatus, 412
Rae, J., Spring for Tramcars, 411
Rammell, T. W., Projectiles, 389
Ramsden, T. H., Horse Rakes, 292
Rapier, R. C., Cranes, 24
Raudnitz, S., Galvanic Cells, 93
Rawlings, J., Cutters of Wood-Planing Machines 166
Reinecker, J. E., Stocks and Dies, 339
Rhodes, B., Packing for Steam Joints, 194
Rice, A., Sand Moulding, 364
Rich, W. E., Turbines, 438
Richard, P., Joint Chair for Railway Permanent Way, 411
Richards, E. IK., Machinery for Turning Over and Transferring Ingots and Blooms, 484
Richards, G., Grinding Machines, 339
Richards, W., Lubricator for Condensing Steam
Engines, 438
Richardson, A. W., Electric Arc Lamp, 267
Richmond, T., Bolts and Nuts for Fishplates, 411
Richmond, T., Preventing the Wood Keys Used for Fastening Rails from Working Out, 411
Rideal, S., Bolts and Nuts, 143
Rideal, S., Metal Casting, 363
Rideal, S., Wheel Tyres, 390
Riedler, A., Valves for Pumps, 24
Riley, D., and Lee, W., Firebars and Smoke Prevention, 529
Riley, J., Gear for Feeding and Turning Steel Ingots, 144
Riley, J., Making Steel, 144
Riley, J., Sleepers and Chairs, 602
Riley, J., Soaking Pits for Steel Ingots, 144
Riley, J., and Crossley, IF., Manufacture of Steel, 363
Riley, J., and Crossley, W., Manufacture of Steel, 390
Ringwood, H., Wheels, 240
Rivers, C. G., Propulsion of Ships, 601
Roberts, E. and H., Hay Elevators, 292
Robertson, J., Metal Tubes, 628
Robertson, W., and Godwin, G. A., Horizontal Engines, 315
Robertson, W., and Godwin, G. A., Vertical
Engines, 315
Robinson, S., Engines, 437
Robinson, T., Water Meters, 218
Robinson, W., and Godwin, G. A., Compound
Engine. 315
Roden, C. F., Spanners, 23
Roe, J. P; Distribution of Gas and Air, 363
Roe’, J. P., and Bcdlington, P. R., Transporting
Loads by Cables, 240
Roettger,E. C., Drying Machines, 166
Rogers, H. J., Manufacture of Gas, 363
Rollet, A., Iron and Steel, 144
Roos, S., Induction Current Generator for Long
Cable Telegraphy, 93
Rose, F. D., Steam Boilers, 193
Rose, W., Fabrication of Iron and Steel, 364
Rosher, C. H., Railway Chairs, 239
Ross W., Fluid Pressure Engines, 581
Rounth waite, T., Vertical Steam Boilers, 193
Row, O. M., Condensing Steam from Impure Water, 438
Rowan, T., Primary Electric Batteries, 267
Rowan, W. R., Railway Permanent Way, 240
Rowbotham, Water Meter, 507
Rowe, J. A., Rivetted Joints, 193 .
Rowntree, W., and Temple, G., Slide Valves, 315
Rushforth, W. H., Supplying Boilers with Water, 194
Rushworth, G. and J., Shaft Couplings, 484
Russell and Erwin, Nails, 16o
Rutherford, J., and Lambert, W., Corn Crusher and Chaff Cutter 292
Ryland, F., Sand Moulds, 364
Rysselberghe, F. van, Electric Batteries, 462
, H., Rolling Mills, 23
Sack, R., Ploughs, 292
Saget,J., Cutting and Shaping Metals, 339
Salomo, H., Rotary Pump and Blower, 484
Sampson, J., Valve, 507
Sang, J. F., Excavators for Cutting Trenches, 24
Sankey, J., Lamps for Burning Hydro-Carbon Oils, 507
Sapsworth, G. S., Machine Belting, 390
Sarda, J. L. Y., Treatment of Iron and Steel, 144
Sax, J. K., Wheels, 48
Sayer, R. C., Rope Couplings, 240
Sayers, W. B., Rotary Engines and Pumps, 115
Scarlett, G., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 266
Schaefer, H., Carbonising Filaments for Electric
Lamps, 267
Schafer, H. F. B., Carbon or Carbonaceous Electrodes for Primary and Secondary Elements, 462
Scheibler, C., Manufacture of Steel and Iron. 144
Schleifer, M., Air Pressure Cylinders for Railway
Brakes, 412
Schleifer, M., Railway Brakes, 412
Schlotfeldt, W. H., Speed Indicators, 507
Schlund, IL, Rifle Action, 389
Schmidt, W., Steam Engines, 315
Schmidt, W., Steam Generators, 192
Schneider, B., Railway Signalling, 48
Schneider, M., Lubricators, 69
Schoenheyder, W. A. G., Liquid Pressure Engine Applicable as a Meter, 582
Schuhmann, G., Slide Valves of Steam Engines, 438
Scott, G. B., Printing Telegraphs, 268
Scott, J., Governors, 316
Searby, J., and Howe, T., Plough Heads, 292
Seek, H., Roller Mills, 23
Secor, S. and J. A., Propulsion of Vessels, 601
See, H., Crankshafts and Bearings, 316
Sellers, W„ Metal Moulds for Casting Steel Wheels, 364
Sellon, R. P., and Sillar, G. C., Holders for Incandescent Electric Lamps, 94
Sellon, R. P. and J. S., Armatures for Dynamo-Electric Machines, 93
Sellon, R. P., Safety Devices for Use with Electric Currents, 93
Sharp, J. B., Converting Motion, 217
Sharp, Van Schaick, and Holcomb, W. W., Bending or Folding the Edges of Metal Sheets, 484
Shaw, H. S., Varying the Relative Motion of Two or More Bodies, 70
Shaw, J., Boiler and other Furnaces, 529
Shaw, J., Screening Coal, 340
Shaw, J., Harrison, T., and Shaw, W., Screw-Cutting Lathe, 627
Shaw, T., Alloys for Electric Conductors, 94
Shedlock, J. J., Extraction of Metals from their Ores, 554
Sheldon, J., Polishing and Annealing Iron, 554
Sheppard, S., Barnes, H. G., and O’Connel, J.
A., Stopping and Starting Vehicles, 412
Sheward, E. G., Railway Rolling Stock, 47
Shill, R. E., Kibbling and Pulverising Minerals, 165
Shippey, A., and Wyder, J. E., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 93
Shone, J., and Ault, E., Raising and Forcing Water, 627
Siddell, G., Operating on Large Forgings, 627
Siemens, F., Gas Lamps, 70
Silver, S. N., Chucks, 22
Simon, H., Coke Ovens, 143
Simon, H., Roller Mills, 23
Simonds, G. F., Making Irregularly Shaped Metal Articles, 339
Simons, W., and Brown, A., Combined Gunboat and Dredger, 601
Simpson, A. D., Gravity Friction Ratchets, 628
Sinclair, D., Telephonic Apparatus, 268
Skrivanow, P. G., Electric Batteries, 93
Slade, J* P Ova,l or Circular Figures,
Slater, A. W., Torpedoes, 390
Sloan, T., and Hawks, E., Railway Brakes, 411
Smail, G., Hydraulic Apparatus for Transmitting
Power and for Draining, 340
Smalley, J., Pistons, 437
Smallman, J. W., Haulage Clip, 47
Smilley, S., Heating and Cooling Fluids, 438
Smith, E. C., Fasteners for Driving Belts, 390
Smith, G., Fastener for Driving Belts, 507
Smith, J., Flanged Tramcar Wheels, 602
Smith, M. H., Contact Makers for Electric Tram-cars, 267
Smith M. H., Rails and Chairs for Tramways, 411
Smith, T. T., Electric Lamp Fittings, 94
Smith, IP. F and Coventry, A., Lathe Cutters, 627
Smith, Wade H., Railway Permanent Way, 411
Soci^td Anonyme des Anciens Etablissements
Cail, Cylinders for Hydraulic Presses or Accumulators, 310
Soci6t6 Bertet et Sisteron, Crushing Machines, 23
Socitte Knab et Cie., Hot-Air Engines, 582
SociMe Maison Brtguet, La, Electric Meters, 93
Society Poron Frbres, Le Fils et Mortier, Drawing and Forcing Pump, 165
Soldenhoff, R. de, Treatment of Coal to Obtain Coke, 363
Solomon, R. S., Drilling Brace, 483
Somerset, J., Clearing away Snow and Warming Railway Carriages, 602
Sonnenthal, G., and Keen, W., Pipe Wrenches, 627
Spawn, A. F., Hand Grenades, 390
Stamford, E. C. C., Non-Conductor of Heat, 529
Standford, W. H. C., Clutches, 218
Stanford, E. K., and Button, E., Revolving Harrows, 292
Stanley, J. N. and T. B., Steam Boiler Furnaces, 529
Stayner, A. E., Boring Rock, 628
Stephen, J., and Burt, T., Audible Signalling Apparatus, 390
Stephen, J., Telephonic Apparatus, 461
Sterne, L., Making Helical Springs, 627
Sevens, J- S., and Major, C. G., Hydraulic Lifts,
Stevenson, G., Steam Boilers, 529
Stevenson, J. P_, .Car Wheels, 240
Stewart, H. S., Washers, 411
Stockholms Bell Telefon, Telephone Switches and-Circuits, 94
Stone, R., Smelting, 554
Storey, J. H., Rotary Pumpsand Exhausters, 339 Storey, J. H., and Phillips, J. F., Lathe Chucks, 164
Stowe, B. L., Belting made of Fabric, 390
Strong, G. S., Steam Engines, 438
Struthers, W., Repairing Metallic Bearings, 39
Stuart, II. A,, Ratchet Drills and Braces, 483
Stuart, W. G., Meters for Liquids, 218
Styles, J. W., Taking up Slack Chains in Working a Grab-Bucket, Skip, &c., 628
Symon, R. R., Steering Ships, 601
Talbot, F. J., Fastenings for Railway Chairs,&c., 411
Tamine, R., Electric Conductors, 268
Tamine, R., Electrodes for Secondary Batteries, 267
Tarda, P., Water Meter, 507
Tate, J., Stopping Engines, 581
Tavener, J., Electric Current Regulator, 93
Taylor, A., Valve Motion for Steam Hammers, 483
Taylor, G., Staiths for Moving Coal Wagons, 24
Taylor, G. B., Jaws and Jaw Plates for Vices, and Jawed Chucks, 483
Taylor, G. B., Vices, 23
Taylor, F. B., and Hanning, J., Rock Boring, 339
Taylor, G. C., and Truman, E. T., Covering Electrical Conductors, 268
Teague, IK., Jun., Rock Drills, 484
Tennant, J., Lubricators, 217
Therkelsen, A., and Brunn, J., Governors, 582
Thiery, H., Raising and Forcing Water, 484
Thomar, M., Pulley Supports for Endless Ropes, 218
Thomas, J. D., Insulated Wire, 268
Thomas, Lilian Eliza, Alkaline Phosphates, 554
Thomas, L. E., Manufacture of Steel, 364
Thomas, T. C. J., Gas Lamps, 217
Thomas, T. C. J., Gas Lamps, 218
Thompson, C., Bricks for Furnaces, 143
Thompson, E. S. and S., Annealing Iron, 554
Thompson, G. F., Grooving the Surfaces of Rolls, 165
Thompson, S. P., Telephonic Circuits, 268
Thompson, IK. H., Mills for Crushing, &c., 554
Thompson, W., Securing Flanged Rails to Metallic Sleepers, 602
Thompson, S. P., and Jolin, P., Telephone Circuits, 94
Thomson, A., Valves, 507
Thomson, Sir IK., Measuring Electric Currents, 268
Thomson, J. and J. M., Thrust Journals of Propeller Shafts, 46
Thornley, G., Steam Pumping Engines, 339
Thornton, F. W., Lubricating Hydraulic Machinery, 217
Thornton, J., and Edison, H., Hardening and Tempering Steel Bands, 364
Thorny croft, J. I., Steering, 601
Thorp, T., Speed Indicator, 69
Threadgold, J. C., Hot and Cold Water Valves, 507
Thwaites, T. H., Rotary Blowers and Pumps, 24
Todd, A., Towing Cables, 601
Tolhurst, W. II., Centrifugal Machines, 390
Tozer, IK. II., Altering the Throw of Eccentrics, 115
Trippett, J., and Searls, T. and II , Buffers. 47
Trippett, J., and Searls, T. and IL, Drawbar Gear, Springs, and Boxes of Railway Rolling Stock, 240
Trippett, J., and Searls, T. and II., Wheels, 48
Truss, T. S., Automatic Valve and Piston Cocks, 69
Tullis, J. K., Link Driving Belts, 507
Turner, B., Hydraulic Lifts, 24
Turner, E. W., and Reynolds, J., Sawing Timber, 166
Turner, H., Steam Boilers, 529
Turner, S., and Bell, J., Asbesto-Metallic Cloth, 194
Turner, S., and Bell, J., Packing for Joints, 194
Turretini, T. B. E., Distribution of Electricity, 268
Tweddell, R. II., Platt, J., and Fielding, <7., Hydraulic Press for Forging, 144
Tweedy, J., Heating Feed Water of Marine Boilers, 530
Upward, A. R., and Pridham, C. W., Primary Batteries, 93
Vavasseur, J., Ordnance, 68
Vavasseur, J., Shields, 508
Verdid, J. E., Steel and Iron, 144
Vickers, T. E., and Reynolds, E., Armour Plates, 216
Villeroy, E. M., Crushing Mills, 628
Vinning, M., Extinguishing Fire, 508
Vleck, W. Van, Friction Clutch, 628
Vosper, T., and Eastcott, J., Treating Ores, 554
Walker, B. P., Heating Substances for Distillation, 364
Walker, F., Electric Current Meter, 93
Walker, H. C., and Carey, R., Lifting and Hoisting Machinery, 340
Walker, H. C., and Carey, R., Water Pressure Engines, 438
Walker, J. C., J. A., and E. R., Controlling Apparatus for the Valves of Air Compressing Engines, 316
Walsh, J. E., Self-Regulating Feeds for Grinding Mills, &c., 165
Walton, W., and Irving, G. T., Railway Car Coupling, 240
Ward, T. IL, Differential Hoisting Gear, 166
Ward, T. II., Hoisting Apparatus, 627
Wardle, C. W., Condenser for Tramway Engines, 239
Warman, J. T., Trains for the Transmission of Motive Power, 217
Washburn, C. II., Steering Gear, 47
Watson, II. and H. B., Steam Pumping Engines,
165
Webb, J. W. C., Kilns and Stoves, 363
Weber-Rothmund, J., Roller Mills, 23
Webster, S., Flues and Furnaces of Steam
Boilers, 193
Wedelin, C. R., Rolling Metals, 627
Weir, G., Steam Pumps, 23
Weir, J., Working, Steering, &c., Engines of
Steamships, 315
Welch, E. J. C.. Railway Brakes, 602
Welch, J. T., Manufacture of Bricks, 503
Welch, W., Submarine Vessels and Torpedoes
Welch, W., Torpedo Ejecting Tubes 601
Welch, E. J. C., and Rapier, R. C., Gas Engines, 116
Wells, C., Torpedoes to Penetrate Nets, 390
Wells, C., Training Ordnance, 389
I Wells, L. B , Taking the Thrust of Shafting in Motion, 239
West, F., Cranes, 163
Westcott, E. A., and Bristol, E. R., Car Brakes,
Westerman, J. A., Bridges, 218
Westhorp, E. A., Removing Ddbris from Tram
Rails, 47
Westman, G. M., Reduction of Ores, 554
Westmeyer, F., Jacks, 240
Weston, B. S., Tidal Navigation of Rivers, 508
Weston, E., Manufacture of Incandescent Electric Lamps, 461
Westm, G., Shaft Bearings, 69
Westwood, IF. H., and Wright, E. T., Lids for
Gas Retorts, 553
Wheatley, T. A., Valves, 507
Whitaker, J., and Powell, J. E. R. J., Mowing
Machines, 290
White, J. J. and H., Hoisting Machinery, 166
White, T. II., Ejector Condensers and Raising and Forcing Water, 530
White, T. EL, Supplying Water to Steam Boilers, 530
Whitehead, II. M., Extracting Gold and Silver, 144
Whitely, J. and J. R., Casting Metals, 143
Whitley, J., Metallic Shells, 627
Whitney, E. 11., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 461
Wiegand, S. L., Car Couplings, 48
Wigham, J. R., Gas Lighting for Lighthouses, 507
Wigham, J. R., Oil Lamps for Lighthouses, 601
Wilderspin, J., Harrows, 292
Wilkes, J., Fluted Metallic Tubes, 390
Wilkins, F., Asphalte Pavement, 218
Wilkinson, W., Harvesting Machines, 291
Wilkinson. W., Hauling Engines and Gear, 21
Willans, P. IF., Steam and other Fluid Pressure Engines, 437
Willets, IF. H , and Ball, IL, Rock Drills, 23
Willforld, G. W., Springs, 22
Williams IL, Compensating Apparatus for
Signal and Switch Rods, &c., 240
William’, J. N , Journal Bearings, 69
Williams, J. S., Carbon Fabrics, 267
Williams, J. S., Dynamo-Electric Myjhines, 4G1
Williams, J. S., Incandescent Electric Apparatus, 267
Williams, S., Dynamo-Electric Machines, 93
Wilson, R., Tramway Engines Driven by Compressed Air, 239
Wilson, R., Tramway Engines Driven by Gas, 239
Wilson, T., Crankshafts, 581
Wilson, T., Sample, J., and Ward, IF. Jf., In-terlocking Ribbon or Wire Coils for Ordnance, 216
Wirth and Co., Excavators, 628
Wirth and Co., Packing for Steam Engines, 433
Wittenstrbm, C G., Castings from Wrought Iron and Steel, 364
Wittenstrom, C. G., Faustman, E., and Ostberg, P., Castings, 143
Wittenstrbm, C. G., Faustman, E., and Ostberg, P., Furnaces for Melting Metals in Crucibles, 363
Wittenstrbm, C. G., Faustman, E., and Ostberg, P., Metal Castings, 144
Wittenstrbm, C. G., Faustman, E , and Ostberg, P., Moulds for Castings, 144
Wolf, C., and Friermann, II., Miners’ Safety Lamps, 70
Wolff, W. F., and Forster, M. de, Charging Hollow Projectiles with Compressed Granular Explosives, 389
Womersley, J., Feed-Water Heater, 530
Wood, G ,' Drawbars for Railway Vehicles, 47
Wood Mowing and Reaping Machine Company, W. A., Knotting and Tying for String-Binder Harvester Machines, 29i
Wood, V., Attachments for Ploughs, 292
Woodley, R. IL, Electrical Illumination of Railway Trains, 461
Woods, J., Plough Breasts, 292
Woosey, J., Tip-Wagons, 292
Worsdell, T. IK., Compound Steam Engines, 47
Worthington, C. C , Condensers, 116
Wright, A , Electrometer, 94
Wright, A., Safety Apparatus for Electric Lighting, 461
Wright, E., Governors, 438
Wyllie, R., Valve Motions for Steam Engines, 437
Wynne, F., Incandescence Electric Lamps, 461
Wynne, F., and Sellon, P. R., Armatures for Dynamo-Electric Machines, 461
Young, C., and Osborne, D. M., Machine for Binding Grain, 291
Zahn, A., Valve Gear for Steam Engines, 437
Zimdars, C. E., Pneumatic Signalling Apparatus, 508
Zipernowski, C., Deri, JI., and BUUhey, 0. T., Induction Apparatus for Transforming Electric Currents, 93
I Zipser, A., Grinding Mills, 23
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