Engineering 1900 Jul-Dec: Index: Paragraphs

Engineering 1900 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs.

Engineering 1900 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs.

Engineering 1900 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs.

Engineering 1900 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs.

Engineering 1900 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs.

Engineering 1900 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs.

Engineering 1900 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs.

Engineering 1900 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs.

Engineering 1900 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs.

Engineering 1900 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs.

Engineering 1900 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs.

Engineering 1900 Jul-Dec: Paragraphs.

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PARAGRAPHS

Agriculture :

• Bath Show, 26
• Exports of Engines, 842
• Highland Society’s Show, 86
• Alloys. See 3feohaiiics

Appointments:

• Chairman, Eastern Telegraph Company, 121 Electrical Engineer (Assistant) for Cardiff Tramways, 77S
• Electrical Engineer for Portsmouth Dockyard, 373
• Freedom of the Turners' Company to Sir A. Binnie, 17
• General Manager, Alexandra Docks and Railway, 53
• Grimsby Engineer and Surveyor, 53
• Heriot-Watt College Principalship, 406
• Kimberley Electrical Engineer, 180
• Managing Director, Cardiff Railway, 778 Master Cutler, 180, 335
• Mechanical Engineer to Pinkston Tower Station, 437
• President of the Institution of Junior Engineers, 501
• Ship Construction at Gibraltar, 335
• United States Consul at Sheffield, 534
• Armour. Bee Naval
• Artillery* Bee Guns
• Automobiles, Bee Cars, X</tcr
• Boilers. See Nnyines and Boiltrs

Bridges:

• Bridge-Builders’ “ Combine,” United States, 121
• Bridge-Building Contracts, 300, 334, 600 “Carnegie Pocket-Book,” 190
• London Bridge Improvements, 746
• Masonry Bridge at Rockville, 190
• Ottawa Cantilever Bridge, 667
• St. Lawrence Bridge at Quebec, 263, 269, 642 Smart Work on Canadian Pacific Railway, 344 Trans-Caspian Railway, 535
• Tyne Cable Bridge, 703

Canals:

• British Inland Canals, 833
• Canadian Power Canal, 220
• Elbe-Trave Canal, 239
• Kaiser Wilhelm Canal Traffic, 507
• Leeds and Livcqiool, 416
• Manchester Ship Canal, 189
• Midlands and Bristol Channel, 810
• New York and Newark Bay, 36
• Russian Project, 544
• Suez Canal, 36, 82, 236

Cars, yioiur:

• Automobile Club Trials, 469, 601, 031
• Compressed-Air Motors in Paris, 344
• Electric Cars for Llanelly, 23S
• Electric Motors in Vienna, 301
• Electrically-Driven “ Voiturette,” 190
• Motor-Car Tratfic in Gland, 211
• New Electric Car, with Enclosed Motors, 535
• New York Street Car Accidents, 407
• Thousand-Mile Motor Vehicle Trial, 13
• Throe-Ton Limit of Tare, 801
• Yorkshire to London by Motor Car, 238

Catalogues:

• Joseph Adamson and Co., 535 Armstrong and Co., 478
• W. IL Bailey and Co., Limited, 627
• Baldwin Locomotive Works, 136, 627, 684
• C. Behn, 102
• Bietkford Drill and Tool Company, 407
• British Schuckert Electric Company, 627
• British Thomson-Houston Company, Limited. 220
• British Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, Limited, 136, 601
• John Brown and Co., Limited, 535
• Brown Hoisting and Conveying Machine Company, 567
• Buck and Hickman, 478
• Bullivant and Co , 601
• W. E. Buruand and Co., 278
• Cambridge Scientific Instrument Companv, 407
• Campbell Gas Engine Company, Limited, 136 Carnegie Steel Company, 190
• Chubb and Sons, 627
• Arthur Cort and Co., 126
• Crossley Brothers, 26
• William Douglas and Sons, Limited, 136 Doulton and Co., 220
• Edwards Air Pump Syndicate, Limited, 407 Elektricitiits Actien-Gesellschaft (Schuckert), 12
• Fairbanks Company, 627
• John Fowler and Co., Limited, 161
• Fraser and Chalmers, 136
• General Electric Company, Limited, 220
• Graham, Morton, anrl Co., 220
• J. and H. Gwynne, 102
• J. P. Hall and Co., 635
• George Harrison and Co., 220
• Hayward-Tyler and Co., 6S4
• Heiles and Jones, 627
• E. G. Herbert, 136, 189
• Hildick and Hildick, 567
• Hill, Clarke, and Co., 627
• K, Hornsby and Son, 102
• Hunter and English, 567
• Jenkins Brothers, 136, .515
• Johnson and Phillips, 347, 515
• Kendall and Gent, 347
• Arthur Koppel, 535
• Ludw. Loewe and Co., 567
• Lumbv, Son, and Wood, Limited, 601
• J. C. Lyell and Co., 136
• Makins, Limited, 220
• Mather and Platt, 136, 601
• McGuire Manufacturing Company, 102
• Merryweather and Sons, Limited, 684 Moeller and Condrup, COl
• A. G. Mumford, 278
• Neville Brothers, 684
• Niles-Bcment Pond Company, 848
• Niles Tool Works, 601
• Peii-son and Co., 136
• Phoenix Foundry Company, ISO The
• Prentice Brothers Company, 220
• Ransome and Smith Company, 220
• Redpath, Brown, and Co., Limited, 121, 515
• George Richards and Co., Limited, 102
• Julius Sax and Co., Limited, 278
• Siemens and Halske, 848
• Smith and Grace, 102
• John Spencer, Limited, 347
• Tangyes. Limited, 278 Chas. Taylor, 136
• Tciupler and Ranoe, Limited, 601
• A. G. Thornton, 745
• United Flexible Metallic Tubing Company,
• A. Vandam and Co., CS4
• Wailes, Dove, and Co., Limited, 189
• Thos. II. Ward, 407
• Warwick Trading Company, Limited, 535
• R. Waygood and Co., 084
• G. and J. Weir, Limited, 136
• Westinghouse Company, 278
• Wheatfey, Kirk, Price, and Co., 701
• J. H. Williams and Co., 102
• Witting Brothers, Limited, 535
• Worthington Pumping Engine, 567

Coal:

• Admiralty Contracts, 17, 218,269, GOl, 666
• Admiralty Contracts, Arrangement for Supplies, 269
• American Coal TrafVic, 438
• American Competition in Coal, 406
• American Exports, 415
• American Mining, 349
• Barry Shipments, 53
• Belgian Briquettes, 279, 754, 850
• Belgian Coal Consumption, 703
• Belgian Mining, 597
• Belgian Shipments, 301 Boom in Coal, 211, 631, 801
• Canadian Coal, 667
• Carbonised Coal, Yield of, 667
• Cardiff, 17,53, 87, 120, 153, 181, 219, 238, 268, 301, 335, 372, 406, 437, 469, 500, 534, 566, 601, 630, 666, 703, 745, 778, 810, 833
• Cardiff Contracts, 810
• Cleveland. See Middlesbroxigh
• Coal in Algeria, 219
• Coal in Austria, 334
• Coal for Brazil, 86, 631
• Coal in Brisbane, 469
• Coal in British Columbia, 219
• Coal Consumption in Belgium, 189
• Coal at Hamburg, 181, 468, 745
• Coal at Llanelly, 778
• Coal and Naphtha in the Caucasus, 373
• Coal in Pembroke, 87
• Coal in Rhodesia, 778
• Coal on Welsh Railways, 219
• Coal Prices and the Grimsby Fishing Fleet, 218
• Coal Resources of Victoria, 667
• Cowden Coal Fields, 702
• Dinninjrtou Coalfield, nO")
• English Cannel Coal Contract, SOO
• English Coal in France, is?
• Fife Coal Prices, 777
• French Coalmining, 23G
• Gas Coal Contracts, 10
• Gas Coal at Leeds, 210
• German Coal Deliveries, 710
• German Coal Trade, 190
• Hull Shipments, 52, 335, 463
• Japanese Exports, 497
• Middlesbrough, 17, 53, 87, 120, 152, 181, 238, 263, 300, 335, 372, 400, 437, 409, 500, 534, 560, 001, 630, 600, 702, 745, 773, 810
• Municipal Colliery Owners, 444, 408
• New Monmouthshire Coalfielcl, 031
• New Zealand Coal, 53, 354
• Nova Scotian Coal, 347
• P. and O. Contract, 703
• Pennsylvania Coal for London, 219
• Pennsylvanian Coal, 87
• Portsmouth New Coal Store, 301
• Price of Coal, 98
• Railway Coal Bill, Scotch, 399
• Russian Coal, 49, 573
• Shetlield, 10, 53, 87, 120, 152, ISO, 218, 2:18, 203, 300, 335, 372, 400, 437, 408, 500, 534, 506, COO, 660, 702, 745, 777, 810, 833
• South Wales Shipments, 87, 219, 372, 501, 030, 810
• Spanish Imports, 535
• Spitsbergen Coal, 83
• United Kingdom Exports, 194, 407, 471
• Welsh Coal, 17, 219, 209
• West of Scotland Coal Trade, 237
• Yorkshire. See Sheffield
• Yorkshire Mining, 10 ;
• Collisions. See GENERAL INDEX Accidend

Companies :

• Alexandra Docks and Railway Company, 269
• Armstrong, Whitwort-h, and Co., 407
• Babcock and Wilcox, 208
• Beil Brothers, Limited, 17
• Bolt and Nut Makers’ Combine, 335, 534, 832
• Blair and Co., 17
• Brightside Foundry and Engineering Company, Limited, 238
• Bristol and South Wales Wagon Company, 153, 181
• John Brown and Co., 16, 745
• Carnegie Steel Company, 162
• Jacques Cartier Power Company, 194
• Caucasus Industrial and Metallurgical Company, 344
• Consett Iron Company, 120, 152, 219
• Davey Brothers, Limited, 87
• Dorman, Long, and Co., 601 I
• Earle’s Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, I 238, 496, 801
• John Fowler and Co., 810
• Samuel Fox and Co., 152
• Furness, Withy, and Co., 87
• General Electric Company, Limited, 469
• Gloucester and Birmingham Navigation Company, 631
• Gloucester Railway Carriage and Wagon Company, Limited, 219
• Guest and Keen, Limited, 53, 88
• Hardy Patent Pick Company, 300
• D. and W. Henderson and Co., 86
• Richard Hill and Co., Limited, 219
• Isaac Holden and Sons, Limited, 268
• Mersey Dock and Harbour Boat'd, 501
• Midland Iron Company, Limited, 702
• Milford Docks Company, 269, 301
• Morecambe Tower Company, Limited, 749
• Nantygio and Blaina Iron Works Company, Limited, 778
• New Panama Canal Company, 53
• Palmers’ Shipbuilding and Iron Company, 414
• Parkgate Iron and^ Steel Company, Limited, 238, 702
• Pease and Partners, 120,152
• Port Talbot Railway and Dock Company, 239
• Portland Cement Combine, 83
• J. R. Redman and Sons, 468
• Rhymney Iron Company, Limited, 17
• Richardson, Westgarth, and Co., Limited, 566
• Rotherham Foundry Company and Yates, Haywood and Co., 37'2
• Severn Commissioners, 238
• Sheepbridge Coal and Iron Company, 372
• Shetlield Forge and Rolling Mills Company, 372
• Steel Company of Scotland, 268, 372
• Coin pan les — coniinxtcd.
• Robert Stephenson and Co., Limited, 87
• A. and J. Stewart and Menzies, Limited, 20S
• Tinsley Rolling Mills Co., 23S
• Weanlale Steel Company, 335
• Weardale Steel, Coal, and Coke Company, 181 West Gloucestershire Water Company, 437 Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, Limited, 78U
• Yales, Haywood, and Co., and the Rotherham Foundry Company, Limited, 372
• Yorkshire Woolcombers’ Association, 238
• Defence of Coasts, See Naval
• l>i*ainage. See Siaagc
• Electric Tram ways. See rram*coi/«

Electricity:

• Automobile Club Trials, 409, 601, 031
• Belgian Telegraphy, 254
• Brazilian Telegraphy, 300
• Bristol Electric Supply, 209, 703, 810
• Cheap Telephone System in America, 230
• Electric Coal-Cutting Plant, 372
• Electric Driving, 810
• Electric Energy in Bulk, ISO
• Electric Furnaces, 444
• Electric Light in Belgium, 102
• Electric Light at Newport (Mon.), 631
• Electric Lighting Board, 535
• Electrical Energy for Barry, 501
• Electrical Equipment of the Illinois Steel Company, 444
• Electricity at Bradford, 360
• Electricity at Cleethorpes, 238
• Electricity at Grimsby, 084
• Electricity at Keighley, 031
• Electricity at Leeds, 749
• Electricity at Sunderland, 62
• Electricity in Canada, 219
• Elektricitiits Actien-Gesellschaft’s Works, 12
• French Electric Railway, New, 316
• German Atlantic Telegraph, 384
• Glasgow Tramway Power Station, 372
• Great Storage Battery (Trowbridge), 100 Huddersfield and its Telephones, 238
• Illinois Central Railroad Company and Elee- tric Traction, 373
• Lighting of Barnsley and Mexbrough, 702
• Lighting Bridgwater, 001
• Lighting Cardiff, 121, 601
• Lighting Glasgow, 372
• Lighting Gloucester, 120
• Lighting Newport (Mon.), 631
• Lighting of Glasgow Exhibition, 702
• Lighting Pateley Bridge, 534
• Lighting Rotherham, 181
• Lighting of Sheffield, 268, 436, 0(X)
• Lighting Swansea, 833
• Lighting Warwick, 778
• Manchester-Square Sub-Station (Metropolitan), 501
• Marconi’s Telegraphy, 427. See also Wireless Telegraphy
• Metropolitan Electric Lighting Companies, 121, 501
• Mississippi Water Power (or Tramways, 407 Natal Telegraph, 297
• Phenomenon in the Repair of Submarine Cables, 444
• Power (or South Durham Steel and Iron Works, 210
• Power in the United States, 219
• Power Station at Asnieres, 53
• Power Works at Chaudiere, 335
• Power in Yorkshire, 535
• Proposed Works at Pontypridd, 566
• Siemens’ Locomotive Trials, 833
• South American Telegraphy, 239
• Stranded Ironclad and Wireless Telegraphy, 373
• Telephone in Chili, 219
• Telephone in Russia, 235, 301
• Transmission of Power in Norway, 469 Turbo-Alternator, 4000 Horse-Power, 83 Wireless Telegraphy, 181, 269, 300 373, 406, 427, 535, 601, 833
• EllirillCCI'illgf. See shipbuilding Rud Induttrics
• EugiiiesaiKt Boilers:
• Accident to Niclausse Boilers, 121
• Boiler Attendant Instructions, 121
• Boiler Record Book, 217
• Boiler Registration and Inspection, 87
• Engine Details, Sketches of, 153
• Mechanical Stokers, 53, 777
• Steam Fire Engine, 153
• Steam Turbine, De Laval, 217
• Steam Turbine Losses, 841
• Exhibitions:
• Glasgow Exhibition, 736
• Paris Exhibition, German Locomotives, 191
• Paris Exhibition, London Chamber of Commerce and British Section, 190
• Paris Exliibition, Weaving Machinery, 666
• Transporting Exhibition Annexe, 667, 746
• Explosions* See Enginet and Boilert
• Explosives* See Gum
• C.-is and Gas Eiieriiies :
• Borneo Oil for the Enrichment of Gas, 444
• Gas at Cardiff, 469
• Gas at Exmouth, 437
• Gas at Newport, 238
• Gas at Paris, 196, 544
• Glasgow Gas Works (Provan), 52
• High-Pressure Incandescent Gas Lighting, 509 Natural Gas, American, 373, 532, 55&
• Price of Gas at Cheltenham, ISl
• Price of Gas at Warminster, 219
• Southwark Bridge Lamps, 703
• Yield of Carbonised Coal, 667
• Guns, Explosives, <Vc.:
• American Field Gun, New, 269
• Argentine Artillery, 194 Cockerill-Nordenfelt Quick-Firing Gun, 301 Gun Cotton and Cellulose Nitrates, 239
• Gun Mounting Trials at Portsmouth, 833 Krupp Guns for the Turkish Government, 347 Lemcnen’s New Automatic Rifle, 344
• New Service G-ns, 809
• Quick-Firing Experiments, Mauser and Lee- Enfield, 535*
• Report on Explosives, 97
• Vickers’ Guns, 809
• Harbours, Piers, &c.:
• Aden Wharves and Basins, 190
• Avon, Dockisation of, 17, 53
• Bahia Blanca Wharf, 452
• Barrow Docks, 664
• Barry Dry Dock, 17
• Barry Graving Dock, 219, 801, 631
• Boston Harbour, 269
• Bristol Docks, 335, 566, 601, 667, SIO
• Buenos Ayres South Entrance Channel, 161 Building Slip at Devonport, 566
• Cly<le Lighthouse, New, 437
• Danish New Harbours, Commissioners’ Report, 841
• Dredging at Devonport, 745
• Dredging Operations at Esbjerg, 631
• Dunoon Esplanade, 237
• Floating Crane for Sydney, 347
• Foreshore Reclamation Case, 703
• Goole and Grimsby Dock Accommodation, 372, 389, 468, 718, 736
• Harbour Works at Monte Video, 675
• Hartlepool Docks Scheme, 6u7
• Hull Dock Matters, 686
• Ipswich Port Improvement, 567
• Leith Dock Slatters, 712
• Minehead Pier, 833
• Mole at Bahia Blanca, 239
• New Clyde Lighthouse, 437
• Newport Dock, 534
• Port Adelaide Graving Dock, 841
• Port Talbot Dry Dock, 630
• Rhine Harbours, 497
• Scottish Lighthouses, 437, 630
• Seaham Harbour, 254
• Simon’s Bay Naval Port, 224
• Swansea New Dock, 120, 372, 534
• Transcaucasian Railway and Harbour Extension, 848
• llydrniilics:
• High Lifts for Canal Locks (New York State), 190
• Lifts at the Eiffel Tower, 469
• Simplon Tunnel, “ Hydraulicking” in, 567
• Wlieel Pit at Niagara, 269
• liitliistrie.H (Various):
• American Petroleum, 219
• Bath Stone Firms, 181
• Belgian Mechanical Industry, 218
• Biographical Business Directory, 509
• Bolt and Nut Works at Hamilton, 702
• Bolt and Rivet Makers’ Combine,” 335, 534, 832
• Briton Ferry Tinplate Works, 153,269, 566, 703 Calcium Carbide Production, 191
• Canadian Metallurgical Industry, 236
• Carbide Manufacture in Russia, 301
• Chili Copper Trade, 153
• “Combine” for Acquisition of Nickel Properties, 268
• Egyptian Cotton Production, 219
• French Commerce, 136
• French Metallurgical Industry, 535
• French Trade in Southern China, 631
• German Acetylene Gas Industry, 778
• German Cement Exports, 117
• German Trade Statistics, 17
• German Tra<le with Italy, 444
• Gold Imports, United Kingdom, 81 Inland Milling Trade, 120 Japanese Petroleum, 136 Lanarkshire Steel Works, 566
• Locomotive Building in America, 128
• Locomotive Exports, 97, 210, 373, 631, 778 Locomotive Trade, 809
• Municipalisation of Industries, 444, 468
• Portland Cement “Combine,” S3
• Russian Cement Industry, 535
• Russian Metallurgical Industry, 219
• Russian Zinc Industry, 535
• South African Timbers, 83
• Spanish Mining Industry, 438
• Thomas and Co.’s Tin Works, 181
• Tinplate Trades, 239
• Trade Returns, United Kingdom, 211, 373, 501, 631
• Tube Trade, 268
• Ural Platinum Industry, 301
• Woolcombing Trade, 437
• Wool Prices, 268
• Works at Portland, 335
• XnstitUtionK* See Technical SocUtiw

Iron and Steel.

• American Cast-Iron Pipes, 218
• American Iron, 120, 218. See also United States American Iron and Steel Machinery Exports, 801 American Rails for South Africa, 153
• American Steel, Clyde Imports, 534 Australian Ironmaking, 219
• Barry New Smelting Works, 301
• Belgian Blast-Kurnacea, 235, 567, 629
• Belgian Iron Minerals, 446, 815
• Belgian Rails, 736, 745, 810
• Belgian Steel Making, 754
• Bessemer Pig Iron Production (United States), SOI
• Bessemer Process and the United States, 469 Big Steel Contract, 17
• Birmingham, 29, 64, 98,132, 164, 192, 222, 250, 280, 314, 346, 386, 417, 448, 480, 512, 546, 579, 610, 642, 678, 714, 748, 780, 812, 843
• Blast Furnaces, Cleveland, Stoppage of, 833 Blast Furnaces, United Kingdom, 53, 217, 469 Blast Furnaces, United States, 31, 121, 284, 43., <84
• Bowling Iron Works, Proposed Purchase, 239 British and American Steel, 36
• Briton Ferry Works, 153, 269, 566, 703 Canadian Iron Ore, 220
• Cleveland, 17, 53, 87, 120, 152, 164, 180, 219, 238, 2C>8, 300, 335, 372, 406, 437, 469, 500, 534, 566, 601, 630, 666, 702, 745, 778, 8 0, 833
• Crucible Steel, American “ Combine,” 83 Destruction of Iron Foundry at WhifHet, 833 French Iron Trade, 248
• German Pig-Iron, 219, 247, 469, 576
• Glasgow. See Scotch
• Iron Ore in America, 373
• Iron Ore in New Caledonia, 217
• Iron Ore in Newfoundland, 818
• Iron Ore in New South Wales, 301
• Lancashire, 29, 64, 98, 132, 164, 192, 222, 250, 280, 314, 346, 385, 417, 418, 480, 512, 546, 578, 610, 642, 678, 714, 747, 780, 812, 843
• Middlesbrough See Cleveland
• Middleton Iron Works, 833
• Midland Iron Trade, 98
• Monster Girder, 219
• Newi^ort, Pro))osed Iron Works, 181 Nickel-Steel Rails (American), 601
• Pi^^ Iron in Australia, 269
• Prices of Steel in Glasgow, 630
• Rail Exports, United Kingdom, 102, 224, 369, 548, 844
• Rivet and Bolt Combination, 335, 534, 832 Scotch, 16, 52, 86, 120, 152, 180, 218, 237, 268,
• 300, 334, 372, 406, 436, 468, 500, 600, 630, 666, 702, 745, 777, 809, 832
• Scotch Iron Prices, 832
• Scotch Shipments of Pig Iron, 832
• Shelfield, 16, 52, 87, 120, 152, 181,
• 268, 340, 335, 372, 406, 437, 468, 566, 600, 666, 702, 745, 777, 810, 833
• South Wales Shipments, 87, 219, 372, 501, 630, 810
• Spanish Iron Minerals, 61
• Standard Priebes, 512
• Steel Furnace in New South Wales, 83
• Steel in Germany, 36
• Steel Rail Contracts, 777
• Steelwork for Indian Wagons, 534
• Steel Works for New South Wales, 778
• Swansea Valley Furnaces, Ac., 469, 600, 666,810 Swedish Iron Ore Exploitation, 190
• Svsiss Steel Production, 17 Tabulated Weights of Steel, S3
• United States Iron and Steel Slump, 52
• United States Pig Iron, 190, 2Sn, 801 Wolverhampton, 29, 64, 98, 132, 164, 192,
• 250, 280, 314, 346, 385, 417, 448, 480, 546, 579, 610, 642, 678, 714, 748, 780, 812, Yorkshire. See She(jield
• Labour Quest ions* Bee Tradet Societies, fe.
• Light, Electric. Electricity
• Alacliiiie Tools. See Mechanics

Markets:

• Cleveland Iron, 16, 53, 87, 120, 152, ISO, 218, 238, 268, 300, 335, 372, 406, 437, 468, 500, 534, 566, 601, 630, 666, 702, 745, 778, 810, 833
• Copper, Glasgow, 16, 52, 86, 5(Ml, 534
• Glasgow Pig Iron, 16, 52, 86, 120, 152, 180, 218, 237, 268, 300, 334, 372, 406, 436, 468, 500, 534, 566, 600, 630, 666, 702, 744, 777, 809, 832
• Shertield Coal and Metal Exchange, 52
• Sulphate of Ammonia, 52, 86,180,237, 268, 372, 406, 468, 500, 534, 666, 745, 777, 809, 832

Mechanics, Etc.:

• Acetylene, High Temperature with, 778 Alloy with High Electrical Resistance, 601 American Tools for Japan, 335
• Base Measuring Apparatus, 841
• Bitumastic Solution, 702
• Calcium Carbide as a Deoxidant in Foundry Practice, 239
• Calcium Carbide Production in Norway, 190
• Calcium, Strontium, an<l Barium, Production of, 4 44
• Calorimeter Coal, 667
• Cellulose Nitrates, Instability of, 239 Crystalline Carbon, 778
• “ Denaturing” Alcohol, 17, 567
• Die Sinking, 407
• Double-Headed Shaping Machine, 268 Electromotive Force of Iron, Ac., 407
• Emery Grinding Machine, 36
• Enamel for Metals, 53
• Frictional Resistance of Cycles, 737
• Furnaces, High Blast, 601
• Fused Silica, 190
• Hard and Soft Steels, and Alternating Stresses, 703
• Hardening Cutting Tools, 211
• Harnessing of Natural Forces, 600 Heavy Bronze Forging, 801
• High Blast for Furnaces, 601
• “ Hydraulicking” in Simplon Tunnel, 567 Iron and Soft Steel, Oxidation of, 601 Jointing Material (New), 778. See 478
• Lathe for Turning Granite Columns, 444 Lyddite in Shells, 501
• Machine Stoking and Hand Firing, 777. See 53 I
• Media iiics—
• Machinery and Muscular Work, 344
• “ Manganesitc ** for Joints, 478. See 778 Mechanical Laboratory Apparatus, 407 .Milling Machines, British u. Continental, 501 National Physical Laboratory, 74G Paints for Ironwork (Experiments), 801 Paper-Making Machinery, 452
• Peroxide of Soda, Submarine Use, 230
• Petroleum Spray Apparatus. 373
• Phosphates, 36
• Physico-Chemistry and Precision of Instruments, 667
• Pneumatic Hammer, 211
• Pneumatic Tools G. Hand Work, CG7
• Purification of Gases from Roasting Ores, 407 Rock Drill, giving Solid Cores, 667
• Screw Shaft Eailures, 778
• Sheer Legs at Portsmouth, New, 437, 506
• Sketches of Engine Details, 153
• Torch, “ Marine,” 74G
• Treatment of Nickel Ores, 373
• Weaving Machinery at the Paris Exhibition, 666
• Yield of Carbonised Coal, GG7
• Sc« Iron and atecl and Mechanics.

Mining ;

• British Columbian Gold, 219
• British Columbian Minerals, 218, 219, 4G9
• British Columbian Silver, 219
• Canadian Asbestos Mines, 841
• Canadian Mineral Production, 23G
• Gold in Corea, 015
• Gold Imports, SI, 371, 6S4
• Gold Mining in New Zealand, 609
• Indian Gold Mining, 452
• Indian Minerals, 703
• Iron Minerals in Belgium, 446, 815
• Karpowka Lead Deposits, 535
• Manganese, 90
• Mining in Victoria, B.C., 218, 219, 409
• Natal Mines, 235
• New South Wales Gold, GOl
• Persian and Turkish Ore Deposits, 344 Queensland Gold, 042
• Spanish Minerals, 377, 752
• Tin Supply, 740
• Transvaal Mines, 190
• Undercutting Machines in United States Mines. 409
• Victorian Gold, 101
• Western Australian Gold, 87
• World’s Gold, 284

Miscellaneous :

• Aden Public Works, 190
• American Patents, 30
• American Population, 188, 648
• Area and Population of Belgium, 281
• Attitude of the Commercial Press, 703
• Awards of the Royal Scottish Society of Arts, 030
• Board of Education and its Technological Work, 746
• Brick Chimney at New York, 83
• Bristol Channel Imports, 181
• British Railway and Steamship Speeds, 301 Case, Foreshore System, 703
• Cheltenham Town Hall, 181
• Cost of Garbage Disposal in Paris, 301 Determination of Latitude, Precision in, 469 Egyptian Cotton Production, 219
• Electrical Engineers Volunteers, 810
• Errata, 13, 34, 101, 191, 278, 436, 573, 631, 737, 810
• Esplanade Improvement at Dunoon, 237
• I'ire Prevention Tests, 121, 239, 535, 769 French Expenditure, 13
• French Road Systems, 841
• German Capital in Foreign Countries, 801 Glasgow Technical College, Subscriptions, 833 Japanese Architectural Drawings, 407 London Water Analyses, 501
• Lynton Town Hall, 219
• Machinery and Muscular Work, 344
• Melbourne Rateable Property, 322
• National Physical Laboratory, 746
• New Royal Artillery DepOt, 631
• New South Wales Public Works, S3
• New South Wales Roads, 211
• New Zealand Telegraphs, 219
• Origin of the Arch, 407
• Personal and Trade Notes, IG, 17, 25, 53, 87, 117, 1.53, 180, 217, 235, 3LG, 342, 382, 415, 446, 468, 501, 534, 573, 607, 640, 703, 745, 777, 778, 782, 810, 816, 833
• Pneumatic Tools G. Handwork, 6C7
• Pollution of the Rhondda, 335
• Population of American Cities, 297
• Population of Buenos Ayres, 579
• Population of Chicago, 34
• Population of Chili, 444, 713
• Population of Greater New York, 301
• Population of New Zealand, 2’8
• Portable Asbestos Houses, 2G9
• Production of Concrete (Method), 121 Prosecution of .Mining Engineer, 52 Queensland Business, 342
• Red Gum Wood Paving Blocks, 597
• Rio Janeiro Death Rate, 684
• Siberia, Population and Production, 181 Submarine Cable, England and Germany, 121 Telescope for Radcliffe Observatory, 501 Temperature at Paris, 239
• Tramps on American Railroads, 373 Transportation of an Exhibition Annexe, 667, 746
• Water Gas Poisoning, Remedy, 373
• Weather Gauge Readings at Forth Bridge, 841 Wind Speed Records at Glasgow, 833 Wood Paving in Tucuman, 664
• Wood Preserving, Xylosote Process, 110

Naval :

• American Armour Plates, 344
• American Prices for Krupp Armour, 269 Armament Reserves, 83
• Armour Plate Construction, 61
• Armouring the “ Belleisle” for Gunnery Trials, 344
• Au«tro-Hungarian Navy, 344
• Buihling Slip, New, at Devonport. 567 Coaling at Dcvonport, 238 Destroyers Purchased bv Admiralty, 83 Devouport Dockyard Programme, 437 Engine Fitting Shop al Kevham, 407 Engine-Room Ratings, 000 Expenditure and the Estimate. 83 Experiments with Torpedoes, Russian, 314 French Cruisers, 53 French Navy, 278, 437, 535 German Navy, 073 Gun Mounting Trials at Portsmouth. 813 H.M.S. “ Amphion,” 53 H.M.S. ' ' n.M.S.
• H.M S.
• n.M.S.
• H.M.S.
• n.M.S.
• H.M.S.
• n.M.S.
• H.M.S.
• H.M.S.
• H.M.S.
• n.M.s.
• n.M.s. ,
• n.M.s. Second Class Cruiser, 121
• n.M. Torpedo-Boat Destroyers “Bullfinch” and “ Dove,” 401
• H.M.S. “Vestal," ' n.M.s.
• n.M.s. “ Viper” and “ Albatross,” Coal Consumption, 501. See GEXKRAL IXDK.X
• Italian Battleship •‘Ammiraglio SAiot Bon, 344
• Labour in Battleship Building, 841 Machiuer.y for Kevham and Devonport, 531 Naming the Battleships, 567
• New Second-Class Cruiser, 373 Non-Inflammable Wood for Warships, 83 Ottoman Navy, Reconstruction, 17 Position of Naval Engineer OlHcers, 301 Proposed Gunnery at Turpoint, 238 Proposed Naval Dockyard at Hull, 777 Record Passage to Hong Kong, 297 Review at Spithead, 121
• Royal Naval Reserve Bill, 121
• Royal Yacht, 83, 219, 238, 269, 560, 060 Russian Naval Estimates, 444, 501 Simon’s Bay Naval Port, 224
• Torpedo Boat Destroyers for Dcvonport, 219 Trial of the French Battleship “ Hoche,” 301 United States Navy, 430
• Water-Tube Boiler Committee, 278
• Wireless Telegraphy for the Navy, 269, 300
• Obit uary. See (xucx
• PliysicH. See Jiechanict
• Piers* See Harbourt

Railways and Locomotives :

• Air Brakes in Russia, 192
• American Locomotive.s, 27, 128, 239, 334, 349
• American Locomotives with Enlarged Bjler Capacity, 239
• American Locomotives, Long Tubes, 53
• American Railway’ Kates, 407
• American Switches for South Africa, 219 Argentine Railway.s, 389, 436
• Austro Hungarian Riiilwa^s, 371 Baldwin Locomotives, 219, 011 Brazilian Rdlways, 518, 095
• British and American locomotive Contracts. 666. Erratum, 778
• British Railway Speeds, 301
• British Train .Mileage, 281
• Buenos Ayres and Rosario Railway, 121 Caledonian Railway Extensions, cic., 605 Canadian Railwaj's, 334
• Central Argentine Railway, 219
• Central London Railway, 121
• Chemin de Fer du Nord, Engine Run, 567 China Railway, 373
• Cinderford Station, 53
• Congo Railway, 101, 218
• Danish State Railways Rolling Stock, 128 Devon and Somerset, 335, 031
• Directory of Railway Ollicials, 209 Dogs for Norwegian State Railways, 535 Ethiopian Railways, 219
• Fraserburgh Light Railway, 208
• French Railway Accnlcnt Compensation Bill, 031
• French Railways, 015
• Gauge Question in Australia, 192
• German Rolling Stock, 749
• Goole and .Marshland Light Railway, 534 Grand Trunk at .Montreal, 219
• Great Central Extensions, 468
• Great Northern Railway, 314
• Great Western Extension, 301
• Great Western New Works, 049
• Great Western Railway, 120, 181, 301, 433, 139, 703
• Hull and Barnsley Extensions, 437, 666
• Hull and Barnsley Railway, 181
• Hull Level Crossing.s, OW Intercolonial Railway, Di
• Kinsua Viaduct, Erie Railway, 001 Lancashire and Yorkshire ami Southport .in J
• Cheshire Amalgamation, 701
• Lectures on Railwaj^ (Questions, 407
• Light Railway Coin nissioners’ Imiuirie-,, 83
• Light Railway Orders, 53,211, 218, 268, 311,011 811
• Locomotive Building in America, 128, 334 Locomotives, Ameri'j<iu, 12, 239, 334, 349 Locomotives, British, 319
• Locomotives for the Mediterranean Riil.vav. 722 ’
• Locomotives (German) at Paris Exhibition, 1)1 Loeomotive.s, &c., for Natal, 372 London, Brighton, and South Coast Railw.iv, 121 ‘ *
• London and North-Western Extension, 369 London and South-Western Expresses, 53 London and South-Western Railway, 153 Metropolitan Railway, 191
• Midland Railway Station at Shefli Id, 468 Midland Railway Widening, 635
• Midland Railway Working Expenses, 211
• Hail ways and Loeoinolives—cort*in»e<t
• Midland and South-Western Junction Railwav, 17
• Monster American Riilroad, 407
• Mountain-Clinibinjr Locomotive, 215
• New UndergrourKi Electric Railway for London. G67
• New York Central and Hudson River Railroad, 407
• New York Rapid Transit Underground Railway, 437
• New Zealand, 234
• North Eastern and North British Railways, 820 Paris Metropolitan, 239, 281
• Pressed Steel Cars for the Paris, Lyons, «Scc., Railway, 371
• Proposed' Extension (Midland) to Skegness, 702
• Railroad Construction in the United States, 136, 438
• Railway Maintenance, England, Wales, and Ireland, 2'9
• Railway Racing, Scotch Expresses, 703
• Railway Scheme in the Midlands, 506 Removal of Submerged Locomotive, 469 Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway, 181 Rhymney Railway, 153
• Roumanian Railwa.vs, 469
• Russian Railways, Extent of, 841. See 631 Russian State Railways, 631, 841
• Samarkand to Hankow, Proposed Line, 373 Seaham and Sunderland Railway, 407 Sekondi-Tarkwa Extension, 269
• Shay Locomotives, 218
• Shetfield District Railway, 218, 833
• Solway Coast Town Train Service, 675
• South African Hailways, 116, 236, 437 Southampton to Winchester, New Line, 567 Spanish Railways, 235
• Swiss Railway Revenues, 675
• Tatr I’alc Railway, 181, 301
• Tehuantepec Railway, 51
• Traffic Receipts (U.K.), 17, S3, 121, 153, 211, 239, 301, 373, 444, 469, 501, 535, 631, 667, 7O3, 771
• Train Mileage, United Kingdom, 281
• Transcaucasian Railway and Harbour Extension, 848
• Uganda Railway, 239
• Wakefield Improvements, 152, 3fX)
• Yorkshire Dales Railway, 749

Sewage:

• Apparatus for the Distribution of Sewage, 211 Conisburgh ami Denaby Main Sewerage, 703 Garbage Disposal, Cost of, 301
• Hebden Bridge Sewerage, 479
• Leeds Sewage, 609
• Local Board Rcfpnrements, 567
• Manchester Sewi^e, 314, 342
• Middle Level Drainage Commissioners, 607 Ossett Sewage Disposal, 235
• Royal Commission, 121
• Sao Paulo Drainage, 116
• Sorocab.a Drainage Loan, 218
• Southwold Sewage, Bacterial Treatment, 703 Taunton Drainage, S7

Shipbuilding and Shipping. See also Naval

• American Cargo Steamers, 667
• Bristol and the West Indies 120, 153
• British Steamboat Speeds, 301
• Clyde, 16, 152, 436
• Direct West Indian A" ’ Service, 123, 667 French Steam Navig .tion, 128
• German Mail Services to South Africa, 344, 777 German Steam Navigation, 181, 841 Hamburg-Amerktan Liner “ Deutschland,” 121.
• Erratum, ry"!. See GKXKRAL INDEX
• Hamburg Shippi* g, 584
• “ Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse,” 211
• Lighter at Port Talbot Yard, 238
• Liverpool Dock Trade, 844
• Lloyd’s Register Returns, 501
• North-Eiust Coast Shipbuilding, 17, 748 North-German Lloyd. New Vessels, 586 Salvage of “ Ibex ” 121
• Shipbuilding Contracts, 218, 300, ?35, 566, 630, 702
• Swedish Steam Ferry, 344
• Trial of the “ .M irtello,” 269
• United states Freight Rates, 153, 301
• United States Shipping Returns, 373 Mllippillir. Bee ahipbuitding, Jtc.
• Mocieties. See Technical, &c., or Tradct, Ac.
• See Trade Societiet, Ac.

Techincal Societies, i&c. :

• American Mechanical and Civil Engineers, 121
• American Mining Engineers, 53, 189
• Birkbeck Institution, 373
• British Association of Water Works Engineers, 703
• British Fire Prevention Committee, 239 Chesterfield Society of Engineers, i)0 Cleveland Institution of Engineers, 630
• Tccliilieal KocietiAS—conthnu’d. I
• Federated Institute of Mining* Engineers, 535 I Glasgow Students* Institution of Civil Engineers, 8<)9
• Glasgow Technical College Subscriptions, S33 Glasgow University Engineering Society, 630,
• Great Grimsby Institute of Engineers and Shipbuilders, 773
• Institution of Civil Engineers, 446
• Institution of Civil Engineei*s (Glasgow Students), 809
• Institution of Electrical Engineers, 86, 153, 180, 469, 567, 631, 745
• Institution of Junior Engineei*s, 13, 153, 211, 269, 501
• Institution of Mechanical Engineers (Gra(luates), 675
• Institute of Alining Engineers, 406
• Institution of Shipbuilders and Engineers in Scotland, 534, 600, 666
• Iron and Steel institute, 211
• Leeds Association of Engineers, 777
• Liverpool Self-Propelled Traflic Association, 631, 746
• Liverpool University College, 17
• London Chamber of Commerce (Exhibitions Committee), 190
• London University Correspondence College, 370 Merchant Venturers’ Technical College, 370 Miiiland Institute of Engineers, 181 Mining Institute of Scotland, 500
• Municipal Technical School of Manchester, 344 North-East Coast Institution of Engineersand Shipbuilders, 667
• Northampton Institute, Clerkenwell, 370 Royal Institution, 607, 745
• Royal Meteorological Society, 703
• Royal Scottish Society of Arts, 500
• Royal Society of Edinburgh, 86
• Royal Technical Society, Saiford, 370
• Sheflield Society of Engineers and Metallurgists, 745 I
• Society of Arts, 567, 629, 665, 667
• Society of Chemical Industry, 601
• Society of Engineers, 452, 778
• Society of Model Engineers, S3, 342, 515, 533 SouthWales Institute of Engineers, 153, 469 T-Square Club, 631
• Yorkshire College Engineering Society, 500, 666, 777
• Telcjjrapliy* Electricity
• Telephony* See Electricity
• Trade* See Coal, Iron and Steel, Markets, Shipbuilding, Electricity, and Industries

Trade Societies, Unions, Strikes, &c. :

• Admiralty and the Compensation Act, 250 Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants, 417, 448, 713
• Amalgamated Waiters* Union, 714
• “ American Federationist ” Trade Articles, 280, 385, 578, 714
• Amsterdam Sailors’ and Firemen’s Strike, 99 Associated Shipwrights’ Society, 97 Australian Trade and Labour Congress, 280 Battersea Electrical Workers’ Proposed Union, 780
• Birmingham Brass Workers’ Wages (Arbitration Award), 813
• Blackburn Trades Council and the Magistrates, 642
• Blacksmiths, Associated, 251, 314, 512, 642 Board of Trade and the Conciliation Act, 610 Board of Trade Report as to Labour, 131, 192,
• 249, 385, 416, 479. 511, 545, 677, 811
• Board of Trade Report on Trade Unions, 843 Boilermakers’ and Shipbuilders’ Society, 132,
• 250, 385, 546, <578, 843
• Boot and Shoe Operatives’Union, 314, 448, 642, 746
• Building Trades Dispute, 546, 714,748, 813 Burnley Miners’ Strike, 280
• Burnley Weavers’ Association, 64 Carmen’s Wages, ere., Dispute, 679, 780 Caqwnters’ and Bricklayers’ Strike, 98 Carjienters’ and Joiners’ Society, 63, 221, 346, 511, 642, 812
• Chicago Building Trades Lock-Out, 280
• Child Workers in the United States, 512 Chinese Labour, 512
• Cleveland Blast-Furnacemen, Discharge of, 778 Cleveland Blast-Furnaceinen’s Wages, 53 Cleveland Miners and Non-Union Labour, 269 Clyde Workmen’s Wages, 64
• Colliery Enginemen’s Wages (Midlothian), 98 Compensation Act Cases. Sec GENERAL INDEX Consett Steelworkers’ Wages, 833
• Cotton Employers and Textile Factory Workers’ Conference, 747
• Cotton Spinners’ Association, 64, 222, 346, 480, 642, 780
• Cotton Workers and Employers’ Federation, 780
• Cotton Workers’ Wages in Egypt, 385
• raile I n ions, Strikes, Ar.—
• Diamond Gutters'Strike at Antwerp, 579, 610, 642
• Dockers’ Strike at Antwerp, S44
• Dockers’ Strike in London, 29, 64, 98, 132 Dublin Dockers’ Strike, 98
• Durham Miners’ Association, 98, 280, 385, 480, 679, 812
• Durham Miners’ Conciliation Board, 192
• Durham Miners’ Wages, 29, 610, 642
• Eastley and Tyldesley Company’s Employes’ Dispute, 192
• “ Eight Hours’ Act,” United States, 385
• Employers’ Liability, United States, 17
• Engineers Amalgamated Society, 29, 98, 192, 250, 268, 315, 417, 480, 545, 678, 812
• Factory Acts Amendment Bill, 63
• Factory and Workshops Bill, 83
• First-Class Writers arid the Admiralty, 780 French Canadian Textile Workers’ Strike, CIO French Glassworkers’ Strike, 813
• French Lace Trade Dispute, 714, 748, 780, 813, 844
• French Shipping and Labour Strikes, 165, 250, 280, 315, 347, 380, 417
• Great Eastern Railway Dispute, 64,132, 164, 192, 222, 250, 280, 314,346, 385, 714. 78 >, 813
• Great Western Railway Signalmen’s Wages, 250 Guarding against Labour DilHculties, 136 Hamburg Dockers' Strike, 417
• Headon Paper Works’ Strike, 98
• High Court of Foresters, 346
• Industrial Situation, 131, 249, 410, 479, 545, 077
• International Congresses of All Trades, 64 Ironfounders' Society, 98, 221, 511, 641, 780
• Iron and Steelworkers’ Association, 610
• Ironmoulders* Society, 98, 511, 641, 746
• Kensington Institute, Lock-out of Blind Men, 579
• Labour Candidates and the General Election, 480, 512
• Labour in Rhodesia, 745
• Labour Troubles in Spain, 417, 512, 610 Lad}' Windsor Miners’ Dispute, 192 Lanarkshire Miners’ Strike, 315
• Lancashire Cotton Trade, 29, 164, 546
• Lancashire Miners’ Conciliation Board, 315 Lancashire Miners’ Wages, 222
• Leeds Plumbers’ Wages, 347
• London Labour Conciliation and Arbitration Board, 163
• London Postmen’s Strike, 99
• Lothian Coalmasters and Miners, 745 Manchester Weavers’ Wages Dispute, 346 Masons’ Strike, Barrow-in-Furness, 347 Master Builders and Foremen’s Union, 280 Mayence Leatherworkers’ Strike, 417
• Midland Collierv Engincmen’s Strike, 610, 642, 714, 748
• Midland Wages Board, 28, 447,448
• Miners, 29, 64, 98, 165, 192, 222, 315, 347, 418, 480, 610, 642, 748, 813
• Miners’ Conciliation Board, Northumberland, 04, 98
• Miners’ Congress, International, 28
• Miners’ Federation, 165,192, 578
• Moss Ba\' Iron and Steel Company and Employes (Arbitration Awaixl), 780
• National Association of Colliery Managers, 335 New York Cigarmakers’ Lock-Gut, 280
• North-East Coast Engineers’ Wages, 164 North-Eastern Railwaymen’s Dispute, 780, 812 North of England Board of Conciliation, 448
• North of England Board of Conciliation Sliding Scale, 164, 314. 609, 747
• North Staffordshire Ironworkers and the Mid- laiKl Wages Boaixl, 447
• Northern Counties Weavers’ Association, 600 Northern and Midland District Ironworkers and the Sliding Scale, 609
• Northumberland Miners and Enginemen’s Wages, 165, 192
• Old Age Pensions, 27
• Old Ag- Pensions in Belgium, 4S0
• Operative Brii;klayers’ Dispute, 347, 386 Parliament, 63, 314, 480, 512
• Patternmakers’ Strike, 120
• Penrhyn Quarrvmen and the Management, 610,‘642, 679, 714, 746, 780
• Picketing Cise (American), 280
• Provident Benefits and Strike Pay, 746 quarrymen’s Strike, 164
• Railway Servants’ Congress, 480, 512
• Railway Workers’ Wages, 748, 780, 812 Rhondda Valley Minere’ Strike, 480
• Rhymney Miners’ Strike, 192, 222, 314 Rotterdam Dockers’ Strike, 64, 98
• Royal Dockyard Wages, 642, 667
• Scottish Conciliation Board and Steelworkers’ Wages, 777
• Scottish Moulders’ Wages Reduction, 642 Skelmersdale Colliers’ Strike, 579
• Skilled Labour Report, 131, 249, 416 479, 545, 677, 812
• Trade strikes, Ac.—connwued.
• Social Democrats and Labour Celebration, 347 South Staffordshire Miners’ Wages, 315
• South Wales Miners and Restriction of Output, 642
• South Wales Miners and the Sliding Sttale, 44S, 748
• South Wales Railwavinen, Conciliation Board, 579
• Spinners’ Conibinationi Proposed, 566 Staffordshire, &o.. Tube Trade Dispute, 29 Standard Piece-Rates and Sliding Scale, 192 Steam-Engine Makers’ Society, 28
• Steel Platemakei’s and the Pooling of^Con- tracts, 780 **
• Steelworkers’ Conference, 268
• Stewart Menzies Employes’ Strike, G42
• Stockton Plumbers’ Strike, 347
• Strike of Pit Boys, 610
• Strike Pay and the Durham Miners’ Association, 679
• Strike Statist ics, 132, 250, 417, 545,678, 779, 812 Swansea Deckel's’ Strike, 222
• Taff Vale Railway v. Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants, 713. See GESEIIAL INDEX
• Taff Vale Railway, Signalmen’s Wages, 22'2
• Taff Vale Railway Strike, 250, 280, 314, 346, 385. 601
• Thames Lightermen's Dispute, 546, 578, 61(», 641, 677, 714, 746, 780, 813, 844
• Trade Union for Domestic Servants, 448
• Trade Union Labels, 512
• Trade Union Offices, 480
• Trades Unions Congress, 221, 279, 314
• Trade Unions and I jiglish Conx>i*ations, 612
• Trade Unions Federation, 28, 250, 609
• Trade Union Statistics, 843
• Tramway Employes’ Dispute, 448, 578
• Transport Trades, Unrest in, 315
• Tyne Ship Painters’ Dispute, 64
• Tyne ancl Wear Wages Committee, 666
• United Government Workers’ Federation, 04
• United States Miners’ Strike, 340,386,417, 448, 480, 512, 578
• Wages in the Iron Trade, 436
• Welsh Miners and the Miners’ Federation, 164
• Welsh Tinplate Dispute, 29, 164
• Western Australian Labour Disputes Bill, 578 Wigan Cotton Strike, 164
• Women Workers’ Congress, 579

Tramways:

• Barnsley Enterprise, 500
• Bath Electric, 667
• Bournemouth, 667
• Brush Electric Motors, 810
• Cardiff, 153, 436, 501, 810, 833
• Chester, 486
• Derby, 194
• Glasgow, 372
• Huddersfield Tramways Expenditure, 406
• Hull Electric, 49
• Leeds, 62, 314,665
• Leicester Electric, 815
• London County Council Bill, 121
• Morecambe Electric, 236
• Newport, 121, 631, 778
• Nottingham, 414
• Rhyl, 406
• Sheffield Electric Tramways Station, 745
• Sheffield Tramways, 798
• Shipley, 535
• Swansea Electric, 17
• Weldcd-Joint Rails in Brunswick, 301
• York, 684

Tunnelling:

• Simplon Tunnel, Characteristics of, 841
• Simplon Tunnel, “ Hydraulicking,” 567
• VcIlirlCAe See Cart. .Motors
• Warships. See Xaval

Water Works. &c.:

• Barrow Water Supply, 535
• Burley Water Works Schemes, 239
• Cairo (Illinois) Water Works, Mechanical Filtration, 626
• Cardiff Water Supply, 219, 407, 745
• Derwent Valley Water Works, 566
• Dunedin Water Supply, 34'2
• Folkton and Flixton Water Works, 833
• Gainsborough Boring, 17
• Glasgow Water Department, 16
• Halifax Water Supply, 26
• Leeds Water Supply, 479, 813
• Lincoln Water Supply, 703
• Metropolitan Water Supply, 344
• Okehampton Water Supply, 406
• Padstow Water Supply, 25
• Rugby Water Supply, 826
• Swansea Water Works, 335
• Tenby Filtration Scheme, 810
• Tiverton Water Supply, 501
• Triple-Expansion Pumping Engines for the Boston Water Works, 469

See Also

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