The Engineer 1860 Jul-Dec: Index: Miscellaneous

The Engineer 1860 Jul-Dec: Miscellaneous Index.

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Academy of Sciences, 166, 181, 253, 258, 289, 306. 316, 387, 380, 891, 410
French. 5, 50, 56, 133, 143, 2r0, 232

Accident

with an Armstrong Gun. 364
on board the Ulster. Fatal, 278
at Milwall. 82
Railway, Blackheath Tunnel, 166
Black wall, 86
Bluepits, 116
Edinburgh. Perth. and Dundee, 23
Great Northern, 74
Guide Bridge, 339
Helmshore, 180, 192, 193, 196
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 164
London, Chatham, and Dover 396
London and South Western, 229
near Manchester. 269
Southport and Manchester, 102
Trent Valley, 347, 354
West Midland, 351

Accidents, Board of Trade Reports on Railway, 28
Railway. 174
Railway Coat of 223
Acoustic and other Impulses through the Atmospheric Transmission of, 424
Admiralty Contracts, 2.,9
Contracts for Ships and Engines, 243
Aerated Bread, 120
Aerial Navigation, 127
Aero-hydraulic Motor, 239, 275, 815, 375
Africa, Central, 370
Ager's Cultivating Apparatus, 384

Agricultural Exhibition,

French, 5
Exhibition, French, Mowers at, 16
Implement Manufactory, Bedford,. Howard's, 38
Implement., J. R. and H. Thomson's, 109
Implements, Export of, 236
Implements,
Machines, Bushell’s
Society, Yorkshire, U2

Agriculture in the United States, 241, 821
Air of Town and Country, 82
Amalgamation, 373
America. Counterfeit Coin in, 273
Telegraph to, 6, 56, 92, 110, 160, 208, 386, 420
American Air Engine, 30

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE :

Fossil Floras, 189
Great Meteor of July, 189
Metaphysics of Vision. 189
Mortality among the Blind, 189
Nitrogen in Plants, 189
Tidal Wave of the Lakes, 169
American Gunboat. 73
Humour, 314

AMERICAN ITEMS

Coe's Great Balloon, 421
Combustion of Wet Fuel, 42'
Feed, water floaters, 421
Porn anent Way, 421
Puppet Valves, 421

American Line of Steamers to China, 410
Progress, 23
Ammunition, 227
Anchor Question, the, 28
Anchors Trotman's, 12 78
and Cables, Insufficient, 850
and Chain Cables, 28
and Chain Cables, Committee on. 160
Anderson and Bradshaw's Furnaces of Bakers' Ovens, 55
Anderson's Motive Power, Al Anglo-French Ti city, the, 237
Antiquity of Stencil. 67
Condie's, 131
Apples, Nutriment in, 18
Apprenticeship to Trades, 215
Archaeological Discoveries, 67
Armour-clad Ships, 275
Armour Network. 27
Ship, Government Experiments on, 7
Armstrong Gun, 127
Gun and its Missiles in China, 3.11
Guns, 108
Arsenic and Antimony in the Sources and Beds of Streams and Hirers, Provence of, 251
Eating in Styria, 300
Artesian Wells, 403
Artillery. Construction of, 140
Experiments near Eastbourne, 102
Artizan in London, Wants of the, :,2
Ash Timber. 345, 361. 389
Ashby and Yorke's Haymaking Machines, 341
Asia, Telegraphic Communication with, 22
Asiatic, American, and Russian Telegraphic Scheme, 165
Aspell, Booth, and Hurst's Looms, 3A2
Association for the Advancement of Science, American, 189

ASSOCIATION OF FOREMEN ENGINEERS :—

Agricultural Improvements, by Mr. W. Buckle, 158
Anniversary Dinner, :399
Development of the Iron Trade, by James Robertson, '25
Election of Members, 301
Monthly Meeting, 245
Resistance of Cast-iron to Internal Pressure, by Mr. John 373
Water and some of the Phenomena attending the Generation of Steam, by Mr James Stablin, 97
Association for the Prevention of Boiler Explosions, 159. 234. 374
Asteroids. Orbits of. 290
Astronomical Phenomena, 4
Athenian Excavations. 357

Atlantic,

below the. 3S3
Cable. the Last of the, 61
Telegraph Company, 93
Telegraph, the Late, 114
Telegraph, the North, 2.5, 51,166, 361. 398, 405

Atmosphere, the, 180
Electric Conditions of the,
Atmospheric Pressures in Europe and Northern Asia, 339
Auld's Feed-water Apparatus, 22(, 2',9. 275
Australia, Machinery and Metals in, 278
Austria, Garibaldi and, 109
Axle-boxes, Aert's Water, 106
Axles, Clark's. 340
and Tyres, Cranked. Wilson and North's, 73
and Wheels, blather's, 190

Bailey's Mine Indicator, 401
Balloon, Coo's Great, 421
Banquet to Mr. Bateman, Engineer of the Loch Katrine Waterworks, 274
Barlow and Hamilton's Carding Engine, 4
Barlow's Screw-cutting Machines, 140
Barometer, Wollaston's, 95
Bass's Brewery at Burton, 98
Bateman, 31r., Engineer-in-Chief of the Glasgow 1Vster works, Banquet to, 274
Bathgate and Wilson's Distilling and Cooking Apparatus for Ships, 91
Batiste's Wood-grooving Machine. 286
Batteries, Fixed and Floating, 211
and shot proof Ships. Floating, 102
Voltaic, Benoist's, 143
Bedson's Puddling Furnace, 72
Belgium, Coal and Iron in, 34
Bell at Westminster. the Great, 157, 160, 179, 208 13,11s.
the Great Clock, 102
Benoist's Voltaic Batteries, 113
Bentley and Stringer's Railway Chairs, 53
Berwick's Lord, Rifling Fire-areas,
Bessemer's Manufacture of Malleable Iron and Steel, 273
Bills, Payment of, 116
Birkenhead 229
Street Railways in, 145.166
Blackband Ironstone' of the Edinburgh and East Lothian Coalfields, :351
Black Forest., Industry of,175
Blackwood's Fire-hays, 323
Blakely Cannon Practice with a, 165
Captain, on the Recent improvements in Firearms. 321
Blakely. Mr , on Iron-plated Ships, 430
Blast of Air, Steam, etc., of very High Temperature applicable to Hot-blast Stoves. Mode of Obtaining, Blasting near Chatham Cliff, 181
Blind, Mortality among the, 189
Blindness and Lunacy, 303
Board of Trade Report on Railway Accidents, 28
Boats, Gun and Mortar, 193
Bodmer's Machinery for Converting Waste Fabrics into Down, 190
Boiler Explosions, 371, 387, 403, 420
Explosion at Dundyvan, 166
Indicator, Walker's. 857
Injector, Giffard's, 328, 846, 358, 402, 420
Boilers. 191
Horton and Kendrick's 302
Horton's Steam. 51
Cornish. 345, 361
in iron Forges. Improving.r.:43 346
Non-Explosive, 168
Safety Apparatus for, 420
Steel v. Iron, 209
Bolton, Bertenshaw and McConnell's Apparatus for Spinning, 55
Bombay, Baroda, and Central India Railway, 51
Railway Charges, 57
Bond and Hayhurst's Temples for Looms, 22
Bordeaux. New Railway Bridge at, 236
Boutet's Motive Power, 239, 275, 345, :375
Bow and the Rifle, the. 375
Box Wood, 39
Boyle, Hon. Robert, 11
Brakes, Fleet, Rawling, and Cloake's, 76
Mayes', 206
Railway, 24, 56, 77, 95, 110
Steam, 324
Tension, 275
and Communicators, Railway, 6
Brass Ordnance, 241
Bread, Aerated, 120
Making and Baking,
Breakwaters, 338
Admiral Taylor's, 190
and Harbours. 12
Breach-Loader, a Now, 130
Brewing at Burton, Bass's,
Brickmaking Machine, Cowdery's, 223
Machinery, Burstall's, 385
Machinery, Effertz's. 194
Bridge at Bordeaux, New Railway. 236
Niagara, Observations on, 283
Saltash, 285
Victoria, 87
Westminster, 212
Piers on the Velocity of the Water, Effect of, 344
Bridges, Iron and Iron, 187
New Principle in the Application of Malleable Iron to the Construction of, 220
Suspension. 292
Bridging, a New Feature in, 241
Bright's Telegraphic Conductors, 21'2
Bristol Harbour, Improvement of, 236
Bristol, a New Railway Terminus at, 130

BRITISH ASSOCIATION:

Storms. by Admiral Fitz Roy, 40
Characters awl Comparative Vain() of Gutta Percha and India Rubber employed us Insulators for Sub:1qm) us Telegraph Wires, by S. W. Silver, 71
Chemical Science, 21
Density of Saturated Steam, and on the Law of Expansion for Superheated Steam, by William Fairbairn, F.R S., 71
Economic Science and Statistics, 21
Geography and Ethnology, 21
Geography of the North Atlantic Telegraph, by Col. Tal. P. Shaffner, 51
Geology, 21
High Pressure Water Meters, by D. Chadwick, Assoc. Inst. C.E., 139
'List of Papers read, 41
Manufacture and Application of India-rubber for Insulating Telegraphic Conductors; also the Construction of Submarine Cables, by W. Hall Mathematical and Physical Science, 20
Mechanical Effect of Combining Girders and Suspension Chains, and the Application of the System to Practical Purposes, by P. W. Barlow, RMS., 123
Science, 21
New Mode of Obtaining a Blast of Air Steam, or other Aeriform Fluids of very high Temperature, applicable to 11ot-blast Stoves for Blast Furnaces, by Mr. E. A. Cowper, 69
Opening Address, 1
Physiology, 21
Report of the Connell, 20
Road Locomotives, by the Earl of Caithness, 70
Steamship Performance, by Admiral Moorsom, 21
Street Railways, by G. F. Train,
Zoology and Botany, 21
British Colombia and Vancouver's Island. 383
School of Mines, Examination at, 29
Bronze, a Now Kind of, 148
Brown Paper Tarpauling, 200
Buildings, Skinning's Metropolitan, 350
in the World, the Highest, 313
Burstall's Brickmaking Machinery, :385
Bushell's Agricultural Machines, 384
Butlin's Apparatus for Superheating Steam. 422

Cable, the last of the Atlantic, 0;i. the Rangoon and Singapore, 110, 11)2
the Rod Sea, 133
Cables, Anchors and Chain, 2S and Anchors, Insufficient, 350
Chain, 44, 59, 160
Construction of Submarine, 51
Siemens' Electric Telegraphic, 257
Submarine, 324
Submarine, Durability of, &c., 353
Telegraphic, Newell v. Elliott., 376
Caithness, Earl of, Steam Carriage, 254, 290
Traction Engine, 128
California, Progress of, 290
Campbell, Dugald, Arsenic and Antimony in Rivers, 251
Canada, the Royal Car on the Great Western Railway of, 280
Canadian Copper, 5$
Canal Across the Isthmus of Darien, Ship, 111,
In Proposed, Baltic Ship, 303
Cannon, Breechloading, 387
Construction of, 7. 24, 147, 390
Iron Plates and Rifled, 209
Practice with a Blakely, 165
Rifled, Captain Clay's, 212
a Way of Sponging out a Muzzle-loading Rifle, 7
the Whitworth, 102
Capstans, Hatfield's, 58
Caution to Tourists, 302
Carriage, a New Steam, 108
Carriages, Emory's, 127
Casks, Trussing, Cressy's Improvements, 1.7,1
Castes, Hereditary, of Hindoo Artizans, 11
Catlin, Geo., Ocean Travelling, 223
Cementation of Iron, •/82
Centrifugal Air Pumps, 307
Certificate for Teachers in Artisan Classes, Science, 287
Ceylon Railroads, 172
Chadwick, D., High Pressure Water Meter, 139
Chalk Formation, '251
Champion's Spindles and Bobbins, 72
Changes of Climate, 424
Channel Communication, Across, 5
Charing-cross Railway, 157
Progress of Works, 235
Charlton's Method of Navigating Steamships, 341
Charts, Incorrect. 430
Chatham Dockyard, 318
Chatwood's Sowing Machines. 206
Chemical Science, 21, 45
Union, and the Action of Life, Laws, and Properties of Material, 325, 342
Chemistry and Electricity, Optics, 24, 128, 176
Cherbourg, 68
Cheshire Salt Trade. 50
Chloroform, Prevention of Death by, 68
Churning or Washing Machinery, Patterson's, 118
Cisterns, Venetian. 90
City Commission of Sewers, 292
Civil Engineers, 131
and Mechanical Engineers' Society.
Electric Telegraph, the, by Mr. J. Guedalla, 343
Iron Girders, by Mr. W. Rutt, 300
Clark's Apparatus for Treating Peat, 400
Axles, 810
Engines and Boilers, 318
Hallway Chairs, 72
Clay's, Capt., Rifled Cannon. 212
Clayton and Shuttleworth's Safety Valves, 39
Cleveland Iron District. 29S Climate, Changes of, 424
Coal-burning Locomotives, 272, 288, 239, 291
Coal Consumption, by Locomotive Engines, 97
Fields of New South Wales, t3
into Franco, Importation of, 102
French Consumption of, 22. 76
Gas on Plants, Effects of, IS and Iron in Belgium, 84
and Iron in France, 57
Mines, &c., Working, 7
Mining in Ireland, 81
in Russia, 24, 68
of South Staffordshire, Ten Yard,;4;
Tar Destructive to Vermin,
Trade, the. 254
Coast Defences. 56
Coating Gas and Water Pipes, 400
Iron, 142
Telegraphic Wires with India Rubber, 96
Cochrane's Core Bars, 15S Cod Liver Oil, 189
Coe's Great Balloon, 421
Coins. Wear and Tear of Gold and Silver, 173
Coking, a New System of Open, 106
Collyer's, Dr., Paper Pulp. 287
Colours of Thick Plates, 92
Colour Visions, 272. 291, 304
Combing Machinery. Fairbairn and Newton's, 130
Combs or Heckles, Harding's, 73
Combustion of Fuel, Mechanical rower Produced, &c.. 339
of Wet Fuel, 421
Comet, the. 23
Commissioners of Patents for Inventions for 1859, Report of, 188
Communication, Cross Channel. 5
Communicators, Railway Brakes, &c., 6

Company,

Croydon Sewage Irrigation, 305
Great Kanawha, 336
Mediterranean Extension Telegraph, 98
Proposed Cotton, 309
the Stourbridge Railway Wagon, 855
Westminster Palace Hotel, 98

Companies, Railway and other, 97
Condie, Mr. John, Death of, 309
Condie's Patent Anvils, 131
Conducting Power of Pure Copper, Meet of the Pi (nonce of Metals and Metalloids upon the Electric, 205
Conductors, Telegraphic, Bright's, Connaught, the. 309
Steamship, the Late, 389
the Loss of, 8S Conservative Land Society, 173
Construction of Artillery, 140
of Cannon 7, 24, 147
Contract for Rails. 238
Railway, VO Contracts. Admiralty, 259
Admiralty, for Ships' Engines. 243
Cooking and Distilling Apparatus fur Ships, Bathgate and Wilson's, 91
Cooperative Movement in Lancashire 81
Copper, Canadian, 58
Effect of the Presence of Metals and Metalloids upon the Electric Conducting Powers of Pure, 203
Core Bars, Cochrane's, 168
Cornish Boilers. 345, 861
Cort Case. the, 163, 179, 194, 195, 211, 227
Cotton Company. Proposed, 809
Supply of, 162, 237
Counterfeit Loin in America, 273
Coupling and Uncoupling. Osborne's, 222
Couplings in Railways. 191
Covering Zinc with Brass or Copper. 54, 68
Cowdery's Brick-making Machine, 223
Cowper's Hot Blast Stoves, 72
Crawshay's Iron Pulleys. 803
Cressey's Improvements in Trussing Casks, 1.10
Crevasse, Down a, 245
Crimean Memorial, 278
Croup, 270. 387
Croydon Sewage, Irrigation Company, 305
Crushing Stones, Machinery for. 106
Cultivating Apparatus, Ager's, 384
Machinery, Samson's, 401
Cultivator, Smith's. 19•1
in Ireland, Smith's, 145
Cunningham's Improvements in Reefing Sails, 223
Cutting and Sawing Machinery, Green's, 401
Wood, Smith's Machinery, 37-1
Cyclops' Works, Sheffield, 91

Dale's Perchloride of Iron Solution, 56
Darien Canal, the. 141, 149
Davidson's Paper Bags, 2.5
Deal Frame, Worssam's Double, 23
Death Ring. the, 271
in the Toy Shop, 8S5

Deaths :—

De Bergue’s Rivetting Machinery, 146
Decimal System of b1oasurement, 106
Defence of London, 10
Defences, National, 59. 166, 267
Defending Ships, Jones' Mode, 113
Denison's Weighing Machines, 2u6
Density of Saturated Steam, dm., 71
De Normandy's, Obtaining Fresh from Salt Water, 319
Destas’ Wind or Water Engine, 251
Destruction of Two Houses in Pimlico, 75
Devon and Cornwall, Fossils of, 69
Dillon’s Plenometer, 43, 05, 163
Dinner, Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 10;
Dime Wheel, 410
Discovery, Curious, 24
Disease. Connection between Hail and Snow Showers and, 416
Distances of the Fixed Stars, 43
Distilling and Cooking Apparatus for Ships, Bathgate and Wilson's, 91
Dividends, Railway, 74, 369
Diving Apparatus, 8
Dock, Immense Floating, 235, 806
Docks, the Mersey, 19$
Dockyard, Chatham, 818
Drainage of Land. 372
Drilling Holes in Wrought-iron, Machine for, 106
Machine, M. A. Soul and Co.'s, 1:,9
Driving Gear of Pumps, Ford's, 418
Straps, Leather, Haines', 2.7
Power given by, 405, 423
Dublin and Holyhead Steamers, 243
Dundonald's, Lord, Projectiles, 356
Dyeing, Jones and Hilton's Apparatus for, 65

Earth, Final Destiny of rho. 277
Earth's Central Heat, 805, 324, 312, 35S, 887. 493
Earthquake in Kent, 174
Eastern Counties' Tyro Breakage, 9
Eastwood's Steam Hammers. 8
Ebullition, V. P., 128
Eclipse, the Late Total, 321
the Solar, 71
of the Sun, the Late. By Mr. De La Rue, stt
Economic Science and Statistics, 21, 4.,
Economy of Fuel, 3.;0, 372
Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Accident, 23
Effertz's Brickmaking 'Machinery, 194
Egypt and the Suez Canal Company, 141
Electric Light, New, 94
Light, Professor Way's, 164
Magnets. 275
Silk Loom, 51
Electrical Endosmosis, 422

Electricity, 282

Identity of the Agents which Produce Sound, Heat, and Light. 413
to the Lighting of Gas, Application of, 139
in Imperfect Conductors, Propagation of, 820
Optics, Chemistry, and, 24, 128, 176
the Same Thing, are Gravity and, 321

Electro Block Printing, 396
Magnetism, ricking Oro by, 312
Ellesmere, Earl of, Monument to the Late, 19:1
Ellis, Winterbottom, and Bradock's Steam Engines, 303
Embankment, Thames, 180, 195, 244, 308, 3.17
Emery's Canines, 127
Emigrants Occupation of, 71
Emigration 8111C0 1815, 70
Emperor Napoleon's Model Farm at Vincennes, 11
Endless Chain Boats, 291, 307

Engine.

Air, American. 369
Hot Air, 113, 131
Pumping, Large, 229
Steam, Room for Improvement in, 277
Steam. a Popular Fallacy in Regard to the. 373
Traction, Earl of Caithness's, 1•.V3
Traction, Longstaff and Pulian's, 321
Traction, Louch and Messenger's, 385
Traction, Taylor's, 18
Wind or Writer. Destas', 254
Driver. the, 116
Drivers and Firemen. 6, 173
Drivers and Firemen's Short Time Movement, 173

Engines,

Air, 220
Caloric, Whipple's, 401
Cording, Barlow and Hamilton's, 4
Gas, Lenoir's, 271
Locomotive, Gossell's. 150
Marine, Designing, 59
Marine, Hamilton and Silver's. 222
Marine for the Royal Navy, 163
Marine, Spencer's, 175
Mine-pumping. 132
Steam, Ellis, Winterbottom, and Bradock's, 303
Steam, Gourlay and Kemp's, 349
Steam, Sells', 5
Traction, Stirling's, 01
and Boilers, Clark's, s18
and Boilers, Rowan and Horton's. 210
Great, Eastern, Mr. A. L. Holley, 75

Engineering in 1800, 324
Practice, Desiderata in, 10
Engineers Afloat, 406
of France. 406
and the Li,/ Courts. 6
Naval, Treatment of, 324, 345, 359, 402, 887, 373
in Scotland, 375
at Whitehall, Promotion of, 312
English and French Machinery, 101
Engraving from Photographs, 195, 211. Establishment, Now Government, 10
Euphrates Railway, Proposed, 114
Evaporation, 110
Excavations. Athenian, 357
Excursion to the Coal and Iron Districts. institution of Mechanical Engineers, 107
Exhibition of 1862, 71
International, of 1862, 304
Expanding Mandril, 361, 375, 389, 405
Experiments with Artillery Guns, Su Near Eastbourne, Artillery, 102

Explosion,

Boiler, at Miles Platting, 305, 845 414
Colliery, 44
Dreadful, 373
Terrific, 809, 317, 351
Dundyvan, Boiler, 166
Fatal Boiler, 289

Explosion, Metropolitan Railway, 287, 301, 327, 350
at St. Mary's, Oxford, 369
Singular., 178
Explosions, Association for the Prevention of Boiler, 159, 234, 374
Boiler, 371, 387, 403, 420
Preventing, Jones' Mode, 00
Export of Agricultural Implements. 2:;1;
Extension of Power-Loom Weaving in Belfast, 244

Factory Labour. 37
Fairbairn and Newton's Combing Machinery, 130
President, British Association, 24
Fat, 383
Fearnley's Looms, 161
Steam Hammer's, 108
Feed-water Apparatus, Auld's, 226, 259, 27.5
Heating improvements in Locomotives, 308, 3E9
Heaters, 421
Fencing, Metallic, Salisbury's. 404
Fergusson’s, Mr., System of Fortification, 227
Ferrabee's Spanners. or Screw-wrenches. 109
Filter for Corrosive Liquids. 39
Filterer, Gun-cotton, 369
Fire in Glasgow, 350
in Liverpool, 212
at the Thames Iron Works, 159
Alarm Telegraphs, 164
Fire-arms, 6
Captain Blakeley, 321
Lord Berwick's, 400
Wilson's, 113. 341
Thomas Wilson. 130
Fire-bars, Blackwood's, 323
Fire Brick Trade and the French Treaty. 387
Fire-men, Engine-drivers, &c., 6, 173
Fire-wool Machines, 301, 380
Fisher's Washing Machines, 142
Fitzgerald and 11ato's Method of Igniting the Charge in Ordnance, 357
Flax in India, Cultivation of. 108
Fleet, Rawlings and Cloake's Brakes, 76
Flint Implements 8
Ford's Driving-gear of Pumps, 418
Foreign and Colonial Jottings, 13, 34. 30, 63. 82, 102, 107, 1:33, 148, 160. 181, 189, 207. 229, 245. 2)3, 273, 294, 809, 860, 360, 373. 388, 309, 480
Foreign Office, Now, 93
Fortification, Mr. Fergus/totes System, 2:7
Fossil Floras, American. 189
Fossil Remains, New. 388
Fossils of Devon and Cornwall, 69
Fountain Movement, 173
Fowler, Worby, and Greig's Tilling Machinery, 419
Frames, Roving awl Doubling, Lord's, 174

France,

Coal and Iron in, 57
Commercial Treaty with, 293
Engineers of, 400
Importation of Coal into, 102
Minerals and Metals of, 299, 315, 367
Railway System in, 301
Water, Gas in, 830

French Academy of Sciences. 6, 60, 60, 133, 143, 200, 232
Agricultural Exhibition, 5
Mowers at, 10
Consumption of Coal, 22, 76
and English Machinery, 01
Mails v a Galway, 355
Minerals, Table of, 300
Naval Movements, 21$9
Navy, the. 300
Plated Vessels, 143
Statistics, 13
Tar of Iron. Friction, Popular Errors about. 181
Frigates, Iron-plated, 201, 278, 307, 315
Find. Combustion of Wet, 421
Funeral of the late Mr. Locke, 210
Furnaces, Boiler, 421
Furnace, Puddling, Godson's, 70
Furnaces, J. and U. Hawkins, 93
Johnson's. 222
Robertson's, 415
of Bakers' Ovens, Anderson mid Bradshaw's,
Taking off Waste Gases from Blast, U0
Fusible Metal, Wood's, 320

Gabion, Iron-band. 277
Gardiner's Carriage Springs, 127
Garibaldi and Austria, 109

Gas,

Henry's, 271
Manufacture, 371
Apparatus, 147. 163
Apparatus, Coal, Richardson's, 326
Application of Electricity to the Lighting of, 3t)
Bill, Metropolitan, 81
Lighting, 814
Lights, Smoke from, 186, 220
Kans. the, 860
Oil. Taylor's Manufacture, 303
from Open-topped Blast-furnaces, Taking off the Nasty, 300
Water, France, 330
Gases from Blast Furnaces, Taking of Waste, 96
Gasometers, Naval, 400
Gas Works, Subterranean,
Gauges, Pressure. '227, 2F13
Newton's, 344
Slack's, 127
Gaul, the Early Inhabitants of, 383
Generating Hydrogen, Carbonic Acic, Sulphuretted Hydrogen, 821
Generation, Spontaneous, 253
Generation of Steam, Association of Foremen Engineers. 97
Generators, Steam, Pullan, Creswell, and Longstaff's, 422
Geography and Ethnology. 214;
Geography of the North Atlantic Telegraph, 51
Geology, 21, 45
Gaud, Maier Injector, 32g. 346, 358, 402, 420
Gilbee's Railway Signals, 415
Gillis' Engines Governor, 286
Girders, Iron, 300
Strain on Tubular, 118
and Suspension Chains, the Application of the System to Practical Purposes; Mechanical Effect of Combining, 123
Glass, Rough Plato, 18
Gloucestershire, Proposed Mining in, 162
Gold from its Ores, Chemical Extraction of, 183
in Wales, 18, 219
Gossell’s Locomotive Engines, 159
Gourlay and Kemp’s Steam Engines, 3.10
Government Establishments, Now, 10
Experiment on Ships' Armour, 7
School of Mines, 201
Shipbuilding. 423
Governor, Gillis', 280
Gyroscope Steam Engine, 2,',4
Grantham's Slips for liaising Ships, 388
Gravity and Electricity the Same Thing? Are, 321
Great Eastern, the, 43, 102, 127, 149, 160, 201, 226, 237, 211, 269
Great Eastern Award, the. 170, 192
Directors Report. 271
Engines, Mr. A. L. Holloy, 75
Position and Prospects of the, 253
Proceedings for the Infringement of an American Patent, 149
Suit against the, 82
Great Kanawha Company, 336
Great Pyramid and the Great Railway, 13
Green's Cutting and Sawing Machines, 401
Chico's Screw Nuts, 191
Grosvenor Hotel, :355
Gun, Armstrong. 127
and its Missiles in China, 311
Gossip, 168
Perkin's Steam, 389, 465
Now, 160
Gunboat, American, 73
A New. 360
Gunboats, the Rotten, 193
Gun Cotton as a Filterer. 809
Gun and Mortar Boats, 103
Gags, 45
Armstrong, 108
Experiments with Artillery. 80
Manufacture of, 111
Government,
Red Hot, 815
Gun Shields as adapted to Iron-cased Ships, Shot-proof, 155
Guthrie's Method of Lowering Ships' Boat', 108
Gyroscope Steam Engine Governor, 254

Haines' Leather Driving Strap, 287
Halifax Corporation, 190
Hamilton and Silver's Marine Engines, 222
Patent, 211
Hammering. Crushing, &c., Schiele's Machinery, 2JS
Hammers, Fearnley’s Steam, 103
Steam, Eastwood's, 8
Hewitson and Walker's, 230
Imray and Copeland's, 2.0
Arbour, Holyhead, 12
Improvement of Bristol, 230
Harbours and Breakwaters, 12
of Refuge, 5, 165, 203
Harding's Combs or Hackles, 73
Harfield's Windlasses, Capstans, 58
Harrow Tontine Association, 102
Harvesting Machine, Samuelson's, 2f/4
Harvey's Safety Valves, 371
Hawkins', J. and Furnaces, 03
Hayes' Brakes, 20i;
Hayes, Mr. C. F.. Presentation, 32J
Haymaking Machines, Ashby and Yorke's, 311
Smith's. 384
Healthy Dwellings, Mr. H. Roberts, F.S.A., 87, 105
Heat, Mechanical Theory of, 57
Heaters, Food-water, 421
Heating Conservatories by Gas, 40.5, 423
Heisch, Dr. Charles, 68
Helmshore Railway Accident, 180, 192, 193, 106
Henry's Gas, 271
Hewitson and Walker's Steam Hammers, 239
High and Dry Situations,
Hills, Boilers. 191
Himalayas, the, 1-0
Hindoo Artisans, Hereditary Castes of, .114
Hinges, Box, Rimington's, 857
Spring Door, Rooney and Redshaw's, 175
Hipkins and Sons' Suspension, 69
Hoisting Machines, Safety altos, Timmins'. 178
Holyhead and Dublin, Now Mall and Passenger Service, 80
Holyhead Harbour, 12
Hornsby's Ploughs, 294
Horse Power, Indicated, 358
Rakes, Howard's, 270
Horton and Kendrick's Boilers, 30:!
Horton's Steam Boilers, 61
Hot Blast. the, 131
Stoves, Motto of Obtaining a Blast of Air Stream. &c., of very high Temperature, applicable to, 69, 72
Hotel, the Grosvenor, 355
Victoria Station and West End, 252
Howard's Agricultural Implement Manufactory, Bedford, 88
Howard's Horse Rakes, 270
Howden and Thresh's Safety Lamp, 109
Hudson’s Gas Meters, 178
Hughes, Mr., of the Admiralty. Death of. 242
Hydrogen, Carbonic Acid and Sulphuretted Hydrogen
Generating, 321

Ibbotson's Draw and Buffer Springs, 54
Ice in India by Mechanical Means, Procuring, 3S7
Ice Pressure on the St. Lawrence, 309
Implement Makers, the loyal Agricultural Society ant the, 70
Improvements, New Act of Public, 88
South London, 380
Imray and Copeland's Steam Hammers, 270
India, Cultivation of Flax in, 168
Electric Telegraph in, 225
Rubber, Coating Telegraphic Wires with, 90
and Gutta Percha, employed as Insulators for Subaqueous Telegraph Wire, Value of, 71
for Insulating Telegraph Conductors, 61
Telegraph Communication with, 111, 141
Indian Railways, 13, 207
Telegraph. 141
Indicated Horse Power, 35:3
Indicator, the Use of, 872, 873, 360, 420
Induction, the Laws of, 243
Inductometer, Improved, 208
Industry of the Black Forest 176
Insects, Preparing and Mounting, 171
Inspection of Minus, 234

INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS:—

Annual General Meeting, 415
Breakwaters Discussion on Mr. Scott's Paper on, 338
Discussion on Mr. Preece’s Paper, 883
Maintenance and Durability of Submarine Cables in Shallow Water, by Mr. W. H. Preece, A.I.C.E., 853
Monthly Ballot, 367
Premiums awarded, 278
Subjects for Premiums, 285
River Orwell and the Port of Ipswich, by Mr. George lItirwood, M.I.C.E.. 353

INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS IN SCOTLAND:-.

Address delivered by the President, 867
American Air Engine. Captain Ericsson's. 367

INSTUTUTION OF MECHANICAL ENGINERS, 49, 81

Aerts Water Axle-boxes, 100
Annual Mooting. 90
Coal Consumption by Locomotive Engines, by Mr. C. Markham, 97
Coal of South Staffordshire, Ton Yard, by Mr. Matthews, 90
Coating Telegraphic Wires with India-rubber. by Mr. C. Siemens, 91;
Cooking, New System of Open, by Mr. S. H. Blackwell, 106
Conversazione, 07
Decimal System of Measurement, by Mr. Fertile, 106
Description of the Round Oak Ironworks, by Mr. Smith, 106
Dinner, 107
Excursion to the Iron and Coal Districts, 107
Machine for Drilling instead of Punching Holes In Wrought-Iron, by Mr. John Cochrane. 106
Machinery for Crushing Stone for Macadamising Purposes, by Mr. C. G. Mountain, 106
Taking-off the Waste Gas from Open-topped Blast Furnaces, by Mr. Samuel Lloyd, 800
Taking-off Waste Gas from Open-toped Furnaces, by Mr. Charles Cochrane, 90

Instruction. Scientific v. Practical. 336
Insulation, Colonel Shaffner and Telegraphic, 24, 40
Shaw's Improvements in, 142
Telegraph. 5t1
Insulators for Subaqueous Telegraph Wires, Value of Gutta-Percha and India-rubber employed its, 71
Insulating Telegraph Conductors, India-rubber for, 61
Invention, Novel and Ingenious Pumping, 803
Inventions by Employes, 27
Ipswich, River Orwell and the Port. of, 8;3
Ireland, Coal Mining in, 81
Extension of Steam on the Lakes and Rivers of, 150
Public Works In, 106
Wanderings in, 191
Irish Matters. 79
Progress, 253
Iron-Band Gabion, 277
Iron-Cased Ships of War. 225
Cast, Railway Wheels,
Cementation of, 282
Coal, and General Trades of Birmingham. Wolverhampton, and other Districts. 17, 82, 48, 66, 84. 108, 12), 186. 152, 102, 184, 200. 217. 233. 248, 264, 233, 290, 812, 334, 351, 305, 870, 396, 411, 429
District, Cleveland. 238
the French Tariff, of. 228
and Iron Bridges, 1,7
Malleable, Application of to the Construction of Bridges. 220
Manufacture, Improvements in, 180
Plated Frigates, 315, 2'd, 278. 397
Plated Ships, 227, 241, 289, 880, •I30
Plated Ships of War, 327, 876, 402
Sides and Wooden Walls. 207
Smiting, 343
Something Now, 81
and Stool, Malleable, Bessemer's Manufacture, 273
Stones of the Edinburgh and East Lothian Coalfields, Blackband, 854
Trade Abroad. 138
Trade, Development of the. 25
Treating, Something Now, 190
Ironworks, Description of the Round Oak, 106
Kurmaon, 280

Jackson, Mr. Jos.. Death of, '205
Jackson's Sewing Machines. 120
Johnson's Furnaces, 222
Pumps, 370
Jonas and Hilton's Apparatus for Dyeing, 5.7,
Jones' Mode of Defending Ships, 113
Mode of Preventing Explosions, 90

Kensington Station, 145
Kershaw, Mr. John, 146
Kew Gardens, 110
Kirby's Improvements in Spinning and Weaving, 12s;
Kumaon Ironworks, 286

Labour, Factory, 37
La Woke, 101
Lake in Russia, Discovery of a, 141
Larne, the, 186
Lambert and Wakefield's Valves or Cocks, 233
Lamp, Safety, Howden and Thresh's, 10J
Lancashire, Co-operative Movements in, 81
Lang and Chevalier's Targets, 255
Lassorre and Sarthou’s Safety Lock, 17.1
Launch of an Iron 1,000 ton Clipper Ship,
Screw Vessel, 350
the Sentinel, 226

LAW INTELLIGENCE :

Bickerton v. the Trustees of the Sedgley Turnpike Road, 60
Elwell v. the South Staffordshire Waterwork Company. 60
Hancock v. Bewley, 03
Hancock v. Croskey and Another, 13
Hardy v. North Staffordshire Company, 60
Hancock v. Ledger, 383
Jennings v. Brooks, 60
MacSweeney v. Douglass, 81
Mansor v. the Eastern Counties Railway Company, 13 329
Mayor v. Spence. 144
Newall v. Elliott 376
Podmore v. the Great Northern Railway Company,
Prideaux v. M’Murray, 111
Queen v. White, 13
Russell v. the Great Ship Company, 829
Talbot v. Crossley, 81

Lawson and Hugo's Improvements in Spinning. 3:i
Laying Down Telegraphic Wires, Shaw's Improvements, 142

LEADING ARTICLES:

Accident on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, 161
Admiralty Contracts, 2'4
Admiralty's Contracts for Ships and Engines, 2.13
Anchors and Chain Cables, 28
Atlantic Telegraph, the Late, 114
Atlantic Telegraph, the North, 361, .105
Atmosphere, the, 180
Board of Trade Reports on Railway Accidents, 28
Chain Cables, 44
Construction of Cannon, 117, 30.i
Defence of London, 59
Department for Science and Art, 211
Desiderata In Engineering Practice, 10
Distribution of Material in Iron Steamers, :;.;2
Dublin and Holyhead Steamers, 24 3
Eastern Counties Tyre Breakage, 0
Engineering in 1860. 423
Engineers Afloat, 4u0
Engineers in Scotland, 375
Ferguson's, Mr., System of Fortification, 227
Fire Alarm Telegraphs, 164
Fixed and Floating Batteries, 211
Frond' Tariff of Iron, 228
Gifford's Boiler Injector, 328,840
Government Shipbuilding, 428
Great Eastern,, 43
Great Eastern Award. the, 170
Helmshore Railway Accident, 195
Hot Blast the, 131
Iron-plated Ships of War, 327, 376
Iron Ships, 276
Locomotives. Improvements in, 250. 275, 291
Feedwater Heating, 3uS, 339
Manufacture of Government Guns, 00
Marine Engines for the Royal Navy. 163
Mediterranean Submarine Telegraphs, 95
Moto Pumping gigolos, 18L
National Defences. 59
New Government Establishments, 10
Permanent Way of Railways, 147
Persian Gulf, Euphrates Valley, and the Mediterranean 114
Professor Way's Electric Light, 104
Riffled Ordnance, ..07
Royal Agricultural Society, 27
Sewage Questions, 370, 8J0, 414
Shot-proof Ships, 11
Slide Valves, 400
State of the Thames, 10
Steam and Vapour. 77
Theories, 95, 113
Steamship Connaught, the Late. 339
Performance, 44
Submarine Telegraph Cables, 131
Telegraphs, 78
Telegraphy, 270
Suspension Bridges, 292
Telegraphic Communication with the Levant, 195
Terra Voltaism, 229
Thames Embank wont, 180, 105, 241, 303, 347
Touting° of Steamships, 845
Trotman’s Anchors, 73
Westminster Bull, 179

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR:—

Aero Hydraulic Motor, M. Boutet, 345
Ammunition, J. Norton, 227
Armour-clad Ships. W. H. Bartholomew, 275
Armstrong Gun and Its Missiles, in China, W. 13oilson 341
Artesian Wells, P. Maitland, 403
Ash Timber, A. D. Lacy, 361
U. and M., 345
and Heating of Conservatories, A Constant Reader, 359
Auld's Feed Apparatus, P. J. Limy, 275
T. Mossenger, 259
Bells, Brief history of the Great, Thos. Walesby, 203
Boiler Explosion at Miles Platting, An Old Hand, 305
Alpha. 371 11. E. Hurst, 403
W. Steevenson, 387, 420
Tubes and Tube Plates, E. Eckersley, R.N., 275
Bottom v. Surface Telegraphy. Bottom, 227, 272
Boutet's Motive Power. Valentine, 276, 375
Bow and the Rifle, J. Norton, 375
Steam Brakes, An Engineer, 324
Breech-loading Cannon, T. E. Merritt, 387
Rifles, Ahteragram, 181
Geo. Hunter, 147
Centrifugal Air Pumps, C. Schiele, 3J1
Chain Cables Geo. W. Lenox, 59
Civil Engineers, Chemin de Fer. 181
Coal-burning Locomotives, An Engineer, 282
Thos. Snowdon, 291
V. P., 272, 269
Coast Defences, J. Macintosh, 66
Colonel Shaffner and Telegraphic Insulation, Desmond G. Fitzgerald, 24
Colour Vision, E. O. Brown, 201
Governors, E. U., 2;12, 301
Colours of Thick Plates, J. A . Davies, 02
Committee on Anchors and Chain Cables, T. M. Gladstone, 160
Condie's Patent Anvils, John Condie, 131
Construction of Cannon. Alfred Longsdon, 7
Robert Mushet, 24
Cornish Boilers, J. O., 301
G. Hart, 345
Dale's Perchloride of Iron Solution, IL C. Clapham, 60
Designing Marine Engines, 11. 1)., 69
Dillon's Plenometer, Paul Cameron, J. Dillon, 43, 103
Distances of the Fixed Stars. John Leonard, 43
Double-action Pump, T. Smith, 13i
Drainage of Land, W. Steevenson, 372
Earth's Central Heat Thos. Almg 1i, 3 5, 342, 337
W. Steevenson, 32i, 353, 403
Ebullition; V. P., 128
Economy of Fuel. Fred. Braithwaite, 853, 372
John Player. 372
Electro Magnets. T. E. Merritt, 275
Endless Chalet Smut, South L titombiro, 2.4
Propellers, d. C., 3 /7
Engineers and the Law Courts, An Etigiolo.m, o;
Engraving from Photographs, A. O., lti5 11., 211
Evaporation, C. &Idol% 110
Expanding Mandril, Adam Dixon, 330
Jos. Jewsbury, 375, 403
K. It. U., 375, 339
Fire Arms. G. Hunter, 0
Firewood Machines, D. Brims, 339
S. T., 361
Fixing Brags Tubes in Boilers, Clutha, 3;1
Gas Apparatus, ClltatOrii, 147
Jos. Willcock, 163
Giffard's Boiler Feed Injector, E. L.. 353
John Paton. 402
C. Wye Williams, 420
Government Experiment on Ship Armour, Robert Mushet,
Great Eastern Award, the. A Looker-On, 192
Hamilton and Silver's ['Mont. it. Wainwright, 24
Harbours of Refuge. E. C. 1. Fitxwi 20s
Heating Conservatories by L. C., 423
II. Masters. 405
Helmshore Accident, the, A Railway Engineer, 192
Hot Air Engine, C.E • 131. A litilocribor, 113
Indicated Horse Power, R. Armstrong, Indicator, the Robt. Armstrong, 3Sd V. P., 873. 420
Indicator, the Use of, Joint Paton, 372
Inductomotor, Improved. Latium (Mark, 263
Injection of Air in Veins, Old Tuwlut', 131
Inventions by Employes, A. 13., 27
Iron Plated Frigates, W. Bentham, 307
Plated Ships, Robt. II. Collyer, 51.D., 227
Plated Ships of War, A. C., 402
Iron Smelting, W. M., 343
Jones's, Mr., Method of Dufuutliug Ships, P. J. Liveney, 118
Laws of Induction. Owen Rowland, 243
Laws and Properties of Wavily!, Chemical Union, and the Action of Life, J. W. Clare, 11E., 825, 842
Link Motion, IL E., 195
Livingstone's. Dr., Stint!' Launch, a London Engineer, 163
Locomotive Explosion at Kings-cross, A. R, 327
Loss of Power in Food Pumps. F. I).. 405
Multitubular Boiler's, J. W. Clam C.B., 330
Naval Engineers, C. A. M., 345, 402
F. M., 402
A Foreman of Engineers, 363
W. J. L. L., 387
Nut-Work Armour. J. B. lbwoll, 2;
Optics, An Artist 259
E. O. Brown, 269
Geo. Hunter, 2,13
Optics, Chemistry, and Electricity, II. K., 123, 176
K.. 24
Ordnance. O. Hunter, 192
nitwit Tribunals, Win. Spence, 43. 02. 312, 873, 420
Porklu's Siena Oun. (3. O. 13., C.E., 389
Loftus Perkins, 405
Potters Machinery, A. W., 43
l'owur Olvon by Driving Straps, Au Inquirer, 405
J. W. X.. 428
Procuring leo in India by Mechanical Moans, J. Skod, 8'47
Prossuro Oaugos, II. O., 227
John Paton, 2x13
A Suit Going Engineer, 213
Proper Construction of liullur Furnaces, J. W. Clam, C.a, 421
Proportioning Air Pumps, F. D.. 875
Propulsion thioulli F1111.1/1, .J. C., Wig PUllillillg for Well. Curt, 221
Railway lirtikes, Jew. Nuw.01, 77
A Railway Guard, 77
V. P., 24, 95
W. 1'., 110
Vain, 6, 50
Engine Drivels :it'd 14'n-union, MOE MIA 0
J. 1'., 6
Guard Signals, W. Stevens, 117
Wheel Tyiu tekstentlig, A. D., C.:, 77
Buiku, 27, 69
All Iiiigincur, 5)
M., 59
J. C. Poarco. 43 77
Wilco' Tyre Locomotive, 9
Rangoon and Singapore Cable, C.E 192
I). O. Fitzgerald, 110
Reaping Machine known to our Celtic Forefathers, Lithium. 113
Right to Patentod Inventions, A Z , 147
Rolling Tyres. J. N., 27
Ronald’s Patent, W. Iti,binsou, 170
Safety Apparatus fur 1Juilers, T. E. Merritt, 420
in Minus, Latium. Clark, 372
Screw Cutting. C. A. M.. 307
Screws, Double Cut. J. W. Taylor, 259, 327
Sheathing of Ships, Lewis Gompertz, 195
W. F. 8., 195
Ships of War, O. A. If., 359
Slide Valves, Alpha, 243
A Gorman Engineer, 291 11. 8., 327, 361
John Paton, 259, 845, 389
W. A. Rastrick, 807 0, 889
W. O. L.. 307, 375
A Working Engineer, 250, 375
Steam Plough, Julia Likos, 40
Steam and Vapour. D. K. Claik, 93
Performance, C. G. (1., 50
Propubiloo, J. C.. 312. 337
Rosistanco. Robt., Armstrong, 176, 208, 240, 251, 272. 2.43, 301
'1'. D., 192, 227, 240, 2;7, 272, 238, 301, 823 O. O. O., 288, 267. 823
W. J011011, 801, 324. 858
John Paton, 272, 28R, 801
V. P., 341
Jos. Spencer, 131
W. 8., 170
Thos. Walesby, 160
Steel Plated Ships, C. A. M., 291
Steel Plates. F. Braithwaite, 1‘0, 176, 203
W. Omen, 160
Robt. Mushet, 102
W. Yates, jun., 193
Stone Breaking Machinery, R. and B., 2:1
C. O. Mountain, 213
Machines, R. O., 227
:hone Droning blachluory, O. Iluutor, 2:,9, 2)1, 327
P. Key, 827, 359
C. Schiele, 275, 307, 845, 372
Strain on Tubular Oirdors. T. L., 113
Street Railways. T. D.. 880
Thos. Morris, 402
Submarine Cables, Hall and Wells, 324
W. H. Harrison, 77
Submarine Electric Telegraphs, C. W. Siemens, 77
Submarine Telegraphy, A Tologiaph Engilieur, 59
Suggestion, for Improving Boller. in Modern Iron Forges, J. Sked, 313
Suggestion for Puddling, a, A Workman, 307
Superheating Steam, Alex. B. M'Luckie, 9
Surface Bottom Cables, H. K., 240, 20, 804, 313
Suspension, Moms. Ilipkina and Sons, .59
Rods, C. P. Cotton, 113
Teeth of Whoe:s. ak Young Engineer, 9
Telegraph to America, An Engineer and Lover of Fair-Play, 110
Oka& W. Harrison, 420
Il K., 6. 54, 92, 160, 208, 336
Telegraph Insulation, W. Hall, 50
T. P. Shaffner, 40
Telescopes. A. 327
T. B.. jun., 275
Jas Graham, 845
Tension Brakes, E. Burko, 275
Treatment of Naval Engineers, Crank, 321
Trial of Mowing Machine, Thos. Bostock, 59
Trotman, Mr., and the Admiralty, J. Trotman, 110
Velocity of Steam, S. P. T., 405
Way of Sponging out a Muzzle-Loading Rifle, Cannon, J. Norton, 7
Wollaston's Barometer, A Constant Reader, 95

Lenoir's Gas Engines, 271
Leslie's Iron Ships, 54
Levant, Telegraphic Communication with, 196
Lewis' Manufacture of Gas, 371
Life, Laws and Properties of Material, Chemical Union, and the Action of. 315, 342
Lifeboat Services the, 23, 337
Lighthouse at the Smalls, New, 357
Lighthouses. Turkish, 148
Lightning, Curious Effects of, 207
Lighting Steamers with Gas, 376
Link Motion, 195, 2z0
Liquidating Quartz Rock, 39

LITERATURE :—

Rudimentary Treatise on Clocks, Watches, and Bells, by E. B. Denison. M.A., Q.C., 362
Useful Information for Engineers, by W. Fairbairn, LLD., F.It S.. 328, 309
Liverpool to the West, Through Route from, Livingstone's, Dr., Steam Launch, 103
Locke, Mr. Jos., Death of, 194
Lock, Safety. Lasserre and Sarthou's, 174
Locomotive, New, 146
Locomotives, Coal Burning, 272, 288, 289, 291
Improvements in, 259, 275, 291, 308, 389
Number of, Built Yearly by French Builders, 350
Proportions of, 320
Road, Earl of Caithness, 70
Loudon, American, 157
Ancient, 822
A Bird's-Eye View of, 08
Defence uf, 59
Overcrowding in, 34
Review, 24
South, Improvements, 380
The Traffic of, 82
Longstaff and Pullan’s Traction Engine, 321
Longwork System 339
Loom. Electric Silk, 51
Looms, aspen, Booth, and Hurst's, 302
Fearnley's 161
Sidebottom's, 370
Lord's Roving and Doubling Frames, 174
Loss of the Connaught, 3S2
Louth and Messenger, Engine ,for Common Roads, 335
Lowering Ship's Boats, Guthrie's Method, 108
Lubricator, Tidmarsh’s, 127
Lunacy and Blindness. 303
Lunar Influence over the Weather, 430

Machinery, French and English, 91
Machinery, Metals, &c., in Australia, 278
Mail and Passenger Service between Holyhead and Dublin, 80
Mails via Galway, French, 355
Maillard's Improvements in Steering, 239
Main Drainage of London, 383
Main Drainage South of the Thames, 277
Matsu Drainage Works, 235, 245
Malabar, the, 350
Malacca Telegraph, the, 102

MANCHESTER GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY:

Air Engines, by Mi. Peace, 220
Flint Implements, 8
Gold in Wales, T. A. Readwin, Esq., F.G.S., 219
Monthly Meeting, Election of Members, 7
Working Coal Mines. &c., Mr Thos. Farrimond,

MANCHESTER LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY :—

Arsenic Eating in Styria, Dr. IL E. Roscoe, 300
Election of Officers, 171
Estimation of Sugar in Diabetic Urine by the Loss of Density after Fermentation, by W. Roberts, M D., 285
Microscopical, 285
Oblique Deli on Jupiter, Observations on, Mr. Baxendell, F.R.A.S.. 171
Observations on the Temperature of the Six Summer Months, by Mr. H. Bowman, 251
Physical and Mathematical, 285
Preparing and Mounting Insects, Mr. Hopworth,171
Prevalence of Certain Forms of Disease in Connexion with Hail and Snow Showers, and the Electric Condition c f the Atmosphere, by Thos. Moffat, F.O.S., P.R.& S.. 416
System of Periodic Disturbances of Atmospheric Pressure in Europe and Northern Asia, by Mr. Baxendell, 339

Mandril, Expanding, 801, 375, 389, 405
Manifold Letter Writer Anticipated, 34
Manson’s Gas Meters. 269
Manufacture of Government Guns, 60
Manufactory, Bedford, Howard's Agricultural Implement, 38
Marble, 330
Markets, Metal and Timber, 18. 84, 50. 68, 86. 104,122, 138, 154. 170, 186, 202, 218, 234. '250, 266, 282, 298, 314. 336, 352, 366 880. 396, 412, 430
Mathematical and Physical Science, 20, 41, 285
Mathers' Wheels and Axles, 160
Maude and Tindall's Combined Roller and Seat, 287
May, Mr. Chas., Death of, 112, Mrs. Chas., Death of, 891
Measurement. Decimal System of, 106
Mechanical Power Produced by the Combustion of Fuel is, and may be, Utilised in the Steam Engine, 339
Mechanical Science, 21. 45
Mechanical Trades of Great Britain, Social Meeting of, 75
Medals Awarded, Society of Arts, 354
Medical Profession, Relations of Society to the, 14
Medicinal Plants, Curious. 355
Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Company, 98
Mediterranean Submarine Telegraphs, 95
Melting Zinc by Gas, 241
Mersey Docks, 194
The Steam Shipping on the, 75
Metallic Fencing, Salisbury's, 404
Metals and Minerals of France, 299, 315, 367
Meteor of July, the Great, 189
Remarkable, 91
Meteorological Observations, 289
Meters, Gas. Hudson's, 178
Gas, Manson's, 269
Water. D. Chadwick, 139
Meter, Water, Sims', 4
Metropolitan Board of Works, Annual Report of, 165
Gas Bill, 81
Improvements. 82
Main Sewage, 235, 245
Projects, 414
Railway, Progress of, 1094. Microscopical, 285
Military and Naval Gossip, 35-5.. Topics, 94
Milking by Machinery, 122
Mills, Newton's, 10J Bone, Rankin's, 356
Millwall, Accident at, S2
Minerals and Metals of France, 299, 315, 367
Table of French, 300
Mine, a New Silver, 269
Indicator, Bailey's. 404
Pumping Engines. 132
Mine!, Inspection of. 2:34
Regulation and inspection Bill, 141
Safety in. 372
Working Coal, 7
Mining in Gloucestershire, Proposed, 162
Mississippi, the. 210
River Steamers, 416
Moats, Mr., Finding a Cheque and Bill of Exchange, 251
Monster Safe, 386
Mont Blanc, in Peril on, 146
Monument to the late Earl of Ellesmere, 193
Mortality among the Blind, 189
Motive Power, Anderson’s. 41
Boutet's, 239, 275, 345. 375
Schiele's, 322
Motor, Aero-Hydraulic, 239, 275, 345, 375
Mowers at the French Agricultural Exhibition, 16
Mowing Machines, Trial of, 59
Multitubular Boilers, 386
Murray, Esq , Thomas, Death of. 309
Musical Instrument, Messrs. Alexander, 399
Musketry. Manufacture of, 55
Myddleton, Sir Hugh, 72

Nail-plate Feeder, Newton's, 319
Nails, Zinc, 336
National Defences, 59, 166, 267
Gallery, 111
Naval Engineers, Treatment of, 324, 345, 859, 373, 3 '402
Gasometers, 400
Gossip, 298, 355, 412
Movements. French, 269
Navies of England and Franco, 150
Navigating Steamships, Charlton's Method, 344
Navy, the, 72, 129, 174, 26L the French, 300
Now South Wales, Coal Fields of, 53
Notes flow, 41
Newton. Mr. W., Testimonial, 302
Newton's Apparatus for Superheating Steam, 418
Method of Supplying Steam to Engines, 350
Mills, 109
Nail Plato Feeder, 319
Pressure Gauges. 344
Niagara Bridge, Observations on, 283
Nitrogen in Plants, 189
Notes and Memoranda, 25, 53
Notes from the Northern and Eastern Counties, 17, 33. 49, 67, 85, 103, 121, 137, 154, 170, 185, 201, 217, 233, 249, 265, 281, 297, 313, 335, 352, 365, 880, 396, 411, 429
Notices to Correspondents, 9. 27, 43. 59. 77, 95, 113, 131, 147, 163, 179, 195, 211, 227, 243, 259, 275, 291, 307, 327, 345, 375. 389, 405
Nutriment in Apples, 18

Oblique Belt on Jupiter, 171
Ocean Travelling, 223
Oil, Cod-liver, 1S9
Discovery of a Now, 403
Oldham. Electric Telegraph at. 422
Omnibus, Shillibeer's Vis-A-vis, 253
Opening of the Birkenhead Street-railway, 15'
of the London, Chatham. and Dover Railway,
from London to Canterbury, 369
of the Victoria Station Pimlico, 222
Optics, 227, 243, 259, 272, 291, 804
and Electricity, 24. 128. 176
Ore by Electra Magnetism, Picking, 312
Ores, Chemical Extraction of Gold from its, 188
Extracting Silver from its, Paterna's Process, 414;
Ordnance, 192
Brass, 241
Igniting the Charge in, FitzGerald and Bate's, 357
Rifled. 307
Survey. 111
the Whitworth, 122, 204
Osborne's Coupling and Uncoupling, 222
Oxygen, 412
Paddle-wheel, Vine's, 357
Panama Route. the, 229
Paper Bags, Davidson's, 25
Parchment, 391
Pulp, Dr. Collyer's. •287
Paris, Improvements in, 34
Remains of Old, 13
Sewerage of 343
Tobacco Manufactory, 370

PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIEGNCE :—

Atlantic Telegraph Company. 93
Breakwaters and Harbours, 12
Egypt and the Suez Canal Company, 141
Holyhead Harbour and Trotman’s Anchor, 12
Indian Telegraph 111
Manufacture of Guns, 111
Mines' Regulation and Inspection Bill, 141
National Gallery. 111
New Foreign Office, 93
Ordnance Survey, 111
Ship Canal across the Isthmus of Darien, 141
Eolith-Western Railway Company, 81
Submarine Telegraphs, 129
Telegraphic Communication with the East, 141
Communication with India, 111
Trotman's Anchors, 12

Parsons' Wheels, 72
Patent Law Reform, Progress of, 158
Tribunals, 40, 92, 342, 373, 420
Patented Inventions, Right to, 147
Patons' Valves, 23
Patterson's Churning or Washing Machinery, 41S
Payment of Bills, 116
Peat, Apparatus for Treating, Clark's 400
Perchloride of Iron Solution, Dale's, 56
Perkins' Steam Gun, 389, 405
Permanent Way. 147, 421
Pestilences in London in Old Times, 261
Phenomena, Astronomical, 4
Phosphorus, 825
in the Air, 410
Poisoning by, 305
Photographic Printing, Now Method, 76
Reproduction of MSS.. 368
Photographs by Machinery, Multiplication of, •236
Physiology, 21
Pier, the Southport, 94
Piers, Effect of Bridge on the Velocity of the Water, 344
Pneumatic, 320
Pimlico, Destruction of Two Houses in, 75
Pipes of Water Cisterns, how to Preserve, 142
Pits, the Tyneside, 355
Plated Vessels, French, 143
Plates, Patent Steel, 150, 160, 176, 192, 209
and Rifled Cannon, Iron, 209
Platinum Wire, 50
Player, John, on Puddling, 203, 219
Plenometer, Dillon's, 43
Plough, New, 410
Steam, 40
Ploughs, Hornsby's, 294
Ploughing at the Pontefract Meeting, Steam, 112
Steam. 298
Pneumatic Piles, 320
Poisoning by Phosphorus, 305
Potter's Machinery, 43
Presentation, Mr. C. F. Hayes', 320
Preservation of Stone, 316
Preserved Meats, 52
Preserving Water and Gas Pipes. 406
Press, Blank Stamping, Teissore's, 239
Prevention of Death by Chloroform, 68
of Railway Accidents, 316
Printing, Blear() Block, 396
Printing Press, Self-acting, at Vienna, 273
Promotion of Engineers at Whitehall, ::12
Projectiles, Lord Dundonald's, 356
Whitworth's Improvements in, 112
Proportions of Locomotives, 320
Propulsion, Steamship, 342, 387
through Fluids, 359
Puddling for all Nations, 221
On, 203 219
A Suggestion for, 307
Pullan, Cresswe11, and Longstaff's Steam Generators, 422
Pulleys, Iron, Crawshay's. 303
Pulmonary Complaints, 255
Pump, Double Action, 131
Pumps, Johnson's, 370
Air, Proportioning, 875
Centrifugal Air, 307
Feed, Loss of Power of, 405
Pumping Engines. Mine, 132
Pumping Leaky Ships, 305

Quartz Rock, Liquidating. 39

Railroad Convention, 310

RAILWAY : —

Birkenhead, 124
Bombay, Baroda, and Central India, 51,404
Bristol and Exeter, 126, 144
Caledonian, 177
Charing Cross, 157, 235
Fast Anglian, 74
Easton' Counties, 12.5, 114
Edinburgh and Glasgow, 141
Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 161
Glasgow and South-Western, 161,-177
Gloucester and Dean Forest, 98
Grand Trunk of Canada, 305, 843
Great Northern, 124
Southern and Western, 97
Western, 115. 125
Western and 13rentford, 161
Lancashire and Yorkshire. 97, 115
London, Brighton, and South Coast. 74
London, Chatham, and Dover, 97, 126, 145, 161, 234, 369
Loudon and North-Western, 125
London and South-Western. 115
London, Tilbury, and Southend, 126
Metropolitan, 74, 108
Metropolitan Underground, 170, 177
Midland, 74, 98
North and South London Junction, 143
North Staffordshire, 145
Panama, 220
Pernambuco, 82
Pimlico, 98
San Paulo, 97
Severn Valley, 74
South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 8
South Eastern, 161
South Wales, 144
West Midland, 93

RAILWAYS :

Ceylon, 172
English and American, 144
French, 383
Indian, 13, 207
Street, 88, 103. 143, 156, 292„ 886, 388, 397, 402, 403

RAILWAY ACCIDENT

Blackheath funnel, 166
Blackwall, 86 13luepits, 116
Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 23
Great Northern, 74
Guido Bridge. 839
Helmshore, 180, 192, 193, 19.5
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 164
London, Chatham, and Dover, 396
London and South Western, 229
near Manchester, 269
Southport and Manchester, 102
Trout Valley, 347, 351
West Midland. 351

Railway Accidents, 174

Cost of, 223
Prevention of, 316
Adventure, Dangerous, 336
Chairs, Bentley and Stringer's, 5S Clark's, 72
Sayer's, 318
Changes. Bombay, 57
Dividends, 309
Euphrates, Proposed, 114
Extensions, Toulon to Nice, 141
Guard Killed, 174
Matters, 74, 116, 124, 144, 161, 177
and other Companies, 97
Progress, 181
Property, Position and Prospects of, 261
Proposed, from Charing-cross to the Bank, 350
Statistics, 4
System in France, 301
Terminus at Bristol. a New, 130
Train Swallowed by a Bog, 207

Rain, Absorption of, 181
Raising Ships, Grantham's Slips for, 386
Rangoon and Singapore Cable, 110, 192
Ratchet or Continuous Spanner, Roberts', 340
Rankin's Bone Mills, 350
Reaping Machines, 234
Reaping Machines known to our Celtic Forefathers, 98, 113
Red Sea Cable, the, 133
Reefing Sails, Cunningham's Improvements, 223
Reform, Progress of Patent Law, 1.58
Reforms of the Past Session, Social, 317
Regulating Steam Engines, Weir's Improvements in, X255
Reidy's Stone Breaking Machinery, 401
Rennie's Floating Docks, 806
Report of the Commissioners of Patents for Inventions for 1850, 163
of the Metropolitan Board of Works. 165
on Railway Accidents, Board of Trade, '28
Repulsion, 58
Rheumatism, 138
Richardson's Coal Gas Apparatus, 326
Rifled Ordnance, 807
Rifles, Breech-loading, 131, 147
Rifles and Rifle Shooting, Notes on, 209
Rimington’s Box Wages for Swing Doors. 357
River Orwell and the Port of Ipswich, 353
Rivers, the Father of, 69
Rivetting Machinery, De Bergue's, 146
Roberts' Ratchet, or Continuous Spanner, 340
Robertson's Furnaces, 415
Roebling, C.E., Mr., Report on the Present Condition of the Niagara Suspension Bridge, 187
Roller and Seat Combined, Maude and Tindall's, 287
Ronald's Machinery for Spinning Hemp, :371
Patent, 179
Rooney and Renshaw's Spring Door Elinges,175
Rot in Dwelling houses, to Prevent, 17.:
Rough Plate Glass, 18
Round Oak Ironworks, Description of, 106
Route from Liverpool to the West, Through, 54
Rowan and Horton's Engines and Boilers, 210
Royal Agricultural Society, 19, 27
and the Implement Makers, 79
of Ireland, 102
Royal Cur on the Great Western Railway of Canada, 280
Royal .Charter, 14
Cornwall Polytechnic Society, 2.52

ROYAL INSTITUTION OF GREAT BRITAIN :

Bread Making and Baking, by Edwin Lankester, M.D., F.R.S., 35
Devonian Fossils of Devon and Cornwall, 4:e , by William Pengelly, Esq., PALS., 69
Electric Silk Looms, by Professor Faraday, D.C.L., F.R.S., 61
Relations of Society to the Medical Profession, by Thomas Mayo, M.D , F.R S., 14
Royal Polytechnic Society, 207

ROYAL SCOTTIRH SOCIETY OF ARTS :

Blackband Ironstones of the Edinburgh and East Lothian Coalfields, by Mr. R. Moore, 351
Doublet Telescope, by Mr. Richard Adie, 354
Rudkin's Stoppers for Bottles, 39
Russia. Coal in. 24, 68
Discovery of a Lake in, 143
Trade with, 54

Ryder and Clay's High-pressure Stop 'Valve, 171

Safe, Monster, 336
Safety Apparatus for Boilers, 420
Cages and Hoisting Machine, Timmins', 178
in Mines, 372
St. Paul's, a Meeting Hold on the Top of, 130
St. Petersburg, the Streets of, 344
St. Swithin Defied, 143
Saline Strength of the Sea, 166
Salisbury's Metallic Fencing, 401
Salt Trade, Cheshire, 50
Samson's Cultivating Machinery, 404
Samuelson's Harvesting Machine, 294
Sanitary Effects in the Homes of the Working Classes, Mr. Lf. Roberts, F. S. & 87, 105
Saunders, Mr. J. B., Appointment. 89
Sawing and Cutting Machinery, Green's, 401
Sayer's Railway Chairs, 318
Schiele's Machinery for Hammering, Crushing, &c., 238
Schiele’s Obtaining and Applying Motive Power, 822
School of Mines, Examination at the British, 29
Government, 261
Science and Art, Department for, 211
Certificates for Teachers in Artisan Classes, 287
Scientific Jottings, 82, 150, 210, 325. 364
and Practical Instruction, 336
Scotland. Engineers in, 375
Scottish Matters, 11, 29, 46, 61, 80 116. 129, 149, 165, 181, 196, 212, 221, 241, 253, 2;3, 289, 301, 330, 343, :355, 378, 383, 403, 414. Screw, Novel Application of the, 54
Cutting, 259, 307, 327
Cutting Machines, Barlow's, 90
Nuts, Chico's, 191
Season. the, 232
Sells' Steam Engines, 5
Sentinel, Launch of the, 226
Serimeter, the, 336
Sewage Irrigation Company. Croydon. 30.1
Sewage Question, 376. 890, 424
Sewerage, Metropolitan Mair , 235, 245
Sewerage of Paris, 343
Sowing Machines Chatwood's, 206
Jackson's, 126
The Patent and Economy of, 207
Shaffner, Col., Telegraphic Insulation, 24, 40
Shaping Metals, Yin's Improvements, 400
Shaw's Improvements in the Insulation and Laying Down Telegraphic Wires, 142
Sheathing of Ships, 195
Sheffield, the Cyclops Works, 94
Shillibeer’s Vis-a-Via Omnibus. 253
Shipbuilding Government, 423
Ship Performance, Steam, by Admiral Moorsom. Ships, Armour Clad, 275
and Engines, Admiralty Contracts for, 243
Iron, 275
Iron Plated, 227, 241, 289, 880. 480
Jones's Method of Defending, 113
Leslie's Iron, 54
Shot Proof, 11
Steel Plated, 291
of War, 359
Iron Cased, 225
Iron Plated, 327. 376, 402
Mr. Whitworth Impregnable, 412
Shipping on the Mersey, the Steam, 75
Steam, 222
Shop Sun-blind Nuisance, 120
Shot-proof Gun Shields, as adapted to Iron-Cased Ships, 155
Ships, 11
Floating Batteries. 102
Sidebottom's Looms, 370
Siemens', Electric Telegraphic Cables, 2:-7
Signals, Railway, Gilbee's, 415
Railway Guard, 147
Silver Mine, a New, 289
from its Ores, Paterna's Process of Extracting, 414
Sims' Water Meter, 4
Sinks. Tye and Andrew's Method of Trapping, 207
Skinning, Metropolitan Buildings, 350
Slack's Pressure Gauges, 127
Slaughtering Animals, new Method, 120, 131
Slips for raising Ships, Grantham's, 388
Smelting, Iron, 843
Smithfield Implement Show, the, 381
Smith's Cultivator, 194
Cultivator in Ireland, 145
Haymaking Machines, 384
Machinery for Cutting Wood, 374
Smoke from Gas-lights, 186, 220
Social Meeting, 75
Reforms of the Past Session, ::17

SOCIETY OF ARTS :

Annual General Meeting, 2
Medals Awarded, 354
Opening Meeting of the Ono Hundred and Seventh Session, 353
Straw plait Trade, by Mr. A . J. Tansley, 403
Society, Conservative Laud, 173

SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS

Formation, by Jno. Glynn, jun., 251
Chemical Extraction of Gold Iron its Ores, by P. P. Nursey, 188
Street Railways, by Mr. C. L. Light, 397

Solar Eclipse, the, 71
Soul and Co.'s, M. A., Drilling Machines, 150
South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian Railway, 8
Kensington Museum, 4, 23, 49, 54. 73. 90, 108, 129, 149, 158, 181, 193, 212, 222, 245, 257, 269, 287, 314, 329, 343, 355, 380, 384, 401, 411
Select Committee, 173
Southport Pier, 94

SOUTH WALES INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERS :—

Cupolas for Melting Iron, Mr. i1. Ogden, 339
The extent to which the Mechanical Power, c:ipablo of being produced by the Combustion of Fuel, is and may be utilised in the Steam Engine, by Dl r. Dorman, 339
Longwork System, by Mr. Bedlington, 339
South-Western Railway Company, 81
Spanners, or Screw Wrenches, Ferrabee’s, 109
Spencer's Marine Engines. 175
Spheroidal Condition of Bodies, 26
Spindles and Bobbins, Champion's, 72
Spinning Apparatus for Bolton, Bertenshaw, 55
Improvement in, Lawson and Lingo's, 39
Ronald's Machinery, 371
and Weaving, Kirby's Improvement, 126
Spittlegate Works at Grantham, 229
Sponging out a Muzzle-loading Rifle-cannon,
Spontaneous Generation, 253
Springs, Carriage, Gardiner's, 127
Ibbetson's Draw and Buffer, 54
Stars and Auroras, Falling, 143
Distances of the Fixed, 43
Statistics, French, 13
of Life, 82
Railway, 4
Steam Carriage, Earl of Caithness's, 25.1, a new, 108
Cultured Wheats, 82
Density of Saturated, 71
to Engine:,, Mode of Supplying, Newtou'd, 856
Launch, Dr. Livingstone* 103
Ploughing, 298
Rams, 277
on the Rivers and Lakes of Ireland, Extension of, 150
and Vapour, 77, 93, 05, 113
Velocity of, 405
Steamboat Construction, 257
Steamer. Winans', 189
Steamers to China, American Line of, 410
Distribution of Material In Iron, 302
Dublin and Holyhead, 243
for Lough Erne. 412
Mississippi River. and, 416
Transatlantic, 270
Transatlantic, Fast, 318
Wanted Now, 52
Steamship Connaught, the Late, 3S9
La Gloire. 101
Performance. 56, 44
Propulsion, 842, 387
Resistance, 131, 100, 170, 192, 208, 227, 240, 256, 257, 272, 288, 304, 823, 341, 358
Steamships, Tonnage of, 315
Steel Making In England and France, 14
Plated Ships. 291
Plates, Patent, 150. 160, 176, 102, 2 9
Steering, Maillard's Improvements in, 239
Stencil, Antiquity of, 67
Stephenson, the Late Mr. Robert, 107
Stirling's Traction Engines, 91
Stone-breaking Machine, a, 337
Machinery, 211, 227, 243
Machinery, Reidy's, 401
Stone-dressing Machinery, 259, 275, 2t11, 307, 327, 315, :159,872
Stone, Pi enervation of, 310
Stones, Machinery for Crushing, 106
Stoppers for Bottles, Rudkin's, 89 1St or ins, British, 40
Stourbridge Railway Wagon Company, 355
Strain on Tubular Girders, 118
Straw Plait Trade, 403
Street, Proposed Now, 141
Railways, 88, 103, 143, 150, 292, 886, 388, 402, 408
Railways in Birmingham, 103
Streets of St. Petersburg, 344
Strychnine and Curare, 207
Submarine Cables, 3'24
Cables, Durability of, Arc., 353
Electric telegraphs, Outline of the Principles and Practice involved in dealing with the Electrical Conditions of, by Werner and C. W. Siemens, 35
Telegraphy, 59, 2;3
Telegraphs. 77, 78, 05, 129, 131
Subway for Water and Gaspipes in London, 204
Subways for Water and Gas-pipes, the reason for, 261
Suez Canal, the, 82, 129
Canal Company, Egypt and the, 141
Sugar in Diabetic Urine by the loss of Density after Fermentation, Estimation of, 285
Sulphate of Load in Voltaic Couples. Use of, 2.,3
Sulphuring Vines, Now Method, 226 •
superheated Steam, Law of Expansion for, 71
Superheating steam, 9
Steam, Butlin's Apparatus. 422
Steam, Newton's Apparatus, 418
Suspension, Messrs. Hopkins and Sons', 5a
Bridges 202
Rods. 118

Targets for Armstrong Gun Experiments, 101
Lang and Chevalier’s, ..'53 4.=•111,
Tariff of Iron, the French, 228
Tarpauling, Brown Paper, 299
Taylor's, Admiral, Breakwaters, 100
Taylor's, Manufacture of Oil Gas, 30::
Traction Engine, 18
Teissere's Blank Stamping Press,
Telegraph to America, 56, 110, 6, 9'2, 11;0, 208, :zoo 420
the late Atlantic, 114
Company, Atlantic. 93
the Electric, 252, 343
Electric in India, 225
Indian, 141
Insulation, 56
the Malacca, 102
the North Atlantic, 25, 51, 361, 398, 405, 166
at Oldham, Electric, 422
Progress of the Electric, 80
Ward's Ocean, 183
Fire Alarm, 164
Outline of the Principles and Practice Involved hi Dealing with the Electrical Conditions of Submarine Electric, by Werner and C. W. Siemens, 35
Submarine, 77, 78, 95, 129, 131
Communication with Asia, 22
Communication with India, 111, 141
Communication with the Levant, 196
Scheme, Asiatic, American, and Russian, 165
Telegraphing, Transatlantic, 175
Telegraphy, 84
Bottom v. Surface, 227, 272
Electric, 325
New Secondary Pile of Great Power, :-11
Submarine, 59, 276
Surface v. Bottom, 240, 289, 304. 843, Telescope, Doublet, 1554
Telescopes, 275, 327, 345
are Not Made Larger. Why, 355
Temperature of Six Summer Mouths, 251
Temple Gardens, 297
Temples for Looms, Bond and Hayhurst's, 22
Teredo, Ravages of the, 108
Terra-Voltaism, 229
Testimonial to Mr. W. Newton, 802
Thames Embankment, 93, 180, 193, 195, 244, 808, 347
Iron Works, Fire at, 159
State of the. 10
Theory of Heat, the Mechanical, 57
Thinking Men are Rare, 209
Thomson's, J. R. and H., Agricultural Implements,109
Tidal Wave of the Lakes, 189
Tides, the, by Professor Amsted, 200
Tidmarsh's Lubricator, 127
Tilling Machinery, Fowler, Worby, and Greigs', 419
Timmins' Safety-cages and Hoisting Machines, 178
Tobacco Manufactory, Paris, 370
Tonnage of Steamships, 345
Tontine Association, the Harrow, 102
Torpedo, the, 1.07
Toulon to Nice, Railway Extension, 141
Trade Catalogues, 314
the Fire-brick and the French Treaty, 387
with Russia, 54
Traffic of London, 82
Traffic Returns, 11, 29, 39, 61, 74, 98, 116, 129, 150, 165, 177, 196, 212, 229, 245, 258, 873, 424 273, 301, 348, 355,
Train, Mr., and Street Railroads, 403
Train's Railway or Tramway, 419
Tramway, Train's, 419
the first in Loudon, 2(19
Transatlantic Telegraphing, 175
Transmission of Acoustic and other Impulses through the Atmosphere, 424
Trapping Sinks, Tye and Andrew's method of, 207
Treasure, Lost, 102
Treaty, the Anglo-French, 237
Treaty with Franco, Commercial, 293
Trial of Vessels for the Oriental Inland Steam Company, 412
Trotman's Anchors, 12, 78
Trotman, Mr., and the Admiralty, 110
Tubes in Boilers, Fixing Brass, 80, 876, 889, 405
and Tube Plates, Boiler, 275
Turkish Lighthouses, 148
Tye and Andrew's Method of Trapping Sinks, 207
Tyneside Pits, the, 355
Tyre Breakage, Eastern Counties, 9
Tyres and Cranked Axles, Wilson and North's, 78
Railway Wheel, 9, 27, 43, 59, 77

Ulster, Fatal Accident on Board the, 278
United States, the 241
Agriculture in, 321
Ure's, Dr., Dictionary, 91
Urusayhua, the First Ascent of, 257

Valve, High-pressure Stop, Ryder and Clay's, 174
Balanced for Locomotives, 420
Valves or Cocks, Lambert and Wakefield's, 233
Paton's, 23
Puppet, 421
Safety, Clayton and Shuttleworth's, 39
Safety, Harvey's, 371
S1iflo, 243, 259, 269, 291, 307, 327, 345, 361, 375, 889, 406
Vancouver's Island, 178
Island, British Columbia and, 383
Venetian Cisterns, 90
Ventilation, Williams' Improvements in, 290
of Rooms, 373 •
Ventilators, Wemys's, Vessel in the World, the Largest, 239
Vessels fur the Oriental Inland Steam Company, Trial of, 412
Victoria Bridge, 37
Station, 80, 93
Station, Pimlico, Opening of, 222
Station and West-end Hotel, 252
Vincennes, Emperor Napoleon's Model Farm at, 11
Vines, New Method of Sulphuring, 226
Vine's Paddle Wheel, 357
Vin’s Improvements in Shaping Metals, 400
Vision, Metaphysics of, 189
Voltale Couples, Use of Sulphate of Load in, 253
Volunteer Engineer Forces, Proposed, 305

Wales, Gold in, 18, 219
Walker's, Boiler Indicator, 357
Walker's Winding Machinery, 200
Wants of the Artisan to London, 62
Warrior, The, 315,369
Iron Clad Frigate, 278
Washing or Churning Machinery, Patterson's, 418
Washing Machines, 142
Wit/ill's, 357
Waste Fabrics into Down, Converting, Bodmer's Machinery, 190
Water, 133
Obtaining Fresh from Salt, De Normandy, 319
Way's, Professor, Electric Light, 164
Weaving In Belfast, Extension of Power Loom, 244
Weather, Lunar Influence over the. 480
The Observations by Ad-viral Fitz Roy, 417
and how to Foretell it., The, 171
Weighing Machines, Denison's, 206
Improvements in Regulating Steam Engines, 255
Wells, Artesian, 403
Wemys's Ventilators, 5
Westminster Bell. 179
Bridge, 212
Palace Hotel Co !pally, 118
Wet Season of 1860. 207
Wheats, Stott 11 Cultured, 82
Wheel, Disc, 410
Wheels, Parsons' 72
and Axles, Mather's, 100
Cast Iron, Railway, 57
Teeth of, 9
Whipple's Caloric Engines, 401
Whitworth Cannon, 102
Gun, Experiments with, 80
Mr., and Impregnable 61,1ps, 412
in Paris, 274
Ordnance, 122, 204
Whitworth's Improvements in Projectiles, 112
Williams' Improvements in Ventilation, 290
Wilson and North's Cranked Axles and Tyros, 73
Wilson's Breech Loading Fire-arms, 341
Wilson's Fire-arms, 143
Wimbledon, 110
Whittles Steamer, The, 180
Winding Machinery, Walker's. 290
Windlasses, Capstans, Harfield's, 68
Wire, Platinum, 60
Wire Rope, Public Test of, 280
Witsil's Washing Machines, 357
Wollaston, Dr , Anecdote of, 8
Wollaston’s Barometer, 95
Wood Grooving Machine, Batiste's, 2S3
Wood's Fusible Metal, 820
Woolwich, Testing Guns, 857
Work Men, Important to, 212
Works, at Grantham, Spittlegate, 220
Works in Ireland. Public. 160
Worssam's Portable Double Dual Frame, 23
Wrecks in 1860. 237
Wreck and Heavy Loss, 165

Yacht, Novel, 190
Yacht, Titania, 351,

Zinc. with Brass or Copper, Covering, 54, 68
Zinc by Gas, Melting, 211
Zinc Nails, 836
Zoology and Botany, 21, 45
Ward's Ocean Telegraph, 133

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