The Engineer 1892 Jan-Jun: Index: Miscellaneous

The Engineer 1892 Jan-Jun: Miscellaneous Index.

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1892, 9, 53

Aalesund, Fish Guano Works at, 321
Abbott, Mr., Portland Cement Testing, 252
Abbott and Smith, Messrs., Electrical Organblowing Apparatus at the Goldsmith’s Insti- stitute, New Cross, 438
Abney, Captain W. de W., Light and Colour, 417
Abstracts of Consular and Diplomatic Reports, 41, 105, 272, 296, 472, 514, 549
“Abyssinia,” Loss of the, 91
Accident to the “ Victoria,” 91
Accidents to Workmen, Increase of, Attending Compulsory Liability of Employers, Mr. J. S. Jeans, 516
Adams, Mr. John Couch, 95
Adjustable Lock and Weir, Mr. A. F. Fowler, 338, 391
Aerial Navigation, 528
Aerial Navigation, Modern, 435
Aerial Ropeway, Otto, Messrs. Commans and Co., 453
Aerial Torpedo Thrower, The, 491, 500
Aeronautics, Military, 323
Aerotransitor, The Last Trial with Quartermain’s, 440
Air Compressor, Single-acting Compound, Inger- soll-Sergeant Drill Co., 496
Air Pumps and Condensers for Steam Engines, Mr. Alf. Towler, 414, 357
Airy, Mr. W., on Weighing Machines, 75
Airy, Sir Geo. Bid dell, 33
Alkali Act and Chemical Works, The, 545
Allan Line Steamer, “ Caspian,” Accident to the, 465
Allen, Mr. J. H, His Digest of Cycles, 91
Alloy, a New Electro-deposited, 315
Allport, Sir James, 365
Alternating Current, Ferranti, (Figs. 4 and 5), 430
Alternating Currents of High Frequency, Mr. Nikola Tesla on, 108
Alternating Motors, 118
Alternator, Elwell-Parker, 285
Alternator, Fricker, 284
Aluminium, Mr. H. Fowler on, 84
Aluminium Coins, 192
Aluminium for Military Equipments in the United States Navy, 470
Aluminium in the United States, Price of, 302
Am Ende, Mr. Max, Bridge Failure at Moenchen- stein, Switzerland, 143
America, A British Challenge to, 273
American Atlantic Liners, 457
American Boasting, Mr. John E. Sweet, 392
American Boilers, 536
American Champion Armour-plate, An, 276
American Cruisers, 257
American Engineering News, 36, 78, 98, 138,160, 180, 242, 288, 328, 372, 394, 442, 485, 530
American and English Locomotives, 165, 185, 205, 461, 462
American Factories and Wages, 261
American Notes, 39, 59, 191, 120, 140, 163, 203, 245, 269, 291, 311, 330, 353, 375, 397, 421, 445, 465, 489, 511, 533, 555
American Railway Statistics, 177
American Railway Traffic and Rates, 503, 527
American Republics, The Bureau of, 4
American Shipbuilding, 525
American Ten-wheel Passenger Engine, 254
American Warships, The New, 306
Ammonia Motor, The McMahon, 75
Anchor, Improved Martin, 266
Anderson’s Locomotive Exhaust Apparatus, 88, 89
“Angloman,” The S.S., 441
Anti-friction Conveyor and Grinding Machinery Company, Cooling Plant for Large Chemical Works, 107, 110
Apatite with Beds of Magnetite, Professor W. B. Blake on Association of, 229
Apatites of Quebec and New York, Mr. John Stewart on, 229
Application of One, Two, or Three Steam Jackets to a Triple-condensing Engine, 506
Arc Lamp, Gulcher, 284
Arc Lamp Installation, The Practical Management of an, 537
Armature, Ferranti (Fig. 1), 430
Armour Plate, American Champion, 276
Arnison’s Improved Mason Skylight for Enginerooms, andc., 416
Artificers of the Fleet, 520
Asbestos, Mr. J. R. Fisher on the Mining and Manufacture of, 346, 390
Ash-next-Sandwich Sewerage Works, 297
Asphalte Paving, Wood and, 435
Aspinall, Mr. J. A. F., Standard Goods Engine, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway (Supplement, January 1st, 1892)
ASSOCIATION, THE BRITISH:
- General Arrangements for the Edinburgh Meeting, 193
ASSOCIATION, THE BRITISH IRON TRADE:
- Chicago Exhibition from the Point of View of the British Iron and Steel Industries, by the President, Mr. W. S. Caine, 515
- Coal and Labour, 384
- Comparative Progress of the Iron and Steel Industries of Different Countries and their Bearing upon English Law and Usage, Mr. Wm. Jack, 515
- Laws Regulating the Liabilities of Employers for Accidents to Workmen in Different Countries, in their Bearing upon English Law and Usage, Mr. J. S. Jeans, 516
ASSOCIATION, THE CLEVELAND IRONMASTERS’, 392
- Statistics of, 392
Association of Draughtsmen, The American, 203
ASSOCIATION, EAST OF SCOTLAND ENGINEERING :
- Designs of Tunnels and Covered Way Sections, Prof. A. C. Elliott, 5
- Notes on Rapid Surveying, Mr. J. B. Bennett, 5
- Smoke Prevention and Consumption, Mr. W. C. Popplewell, 91
ASSOCIATION OF ENGINEERS, THE LEEDS :
- Air Pumps and Condensers for Steam Engineers, Mr. Alf. Towler, 358
- Modern Gas Engines, Mr. W. Norris, 131
ASSOCIATION OF ENGINEERS, THE MANCHESTER :
- Economy of Triple-expansion Engines, Mr. W. J. Jenkins, 150
- Inaugural Address of the President, Mr. G. B. Goodfellow, 55
- Processes Connected with the Manufacture of Iron, Mr. H. Webb, 193
- Thirty-sixth Anniversary Dinner and Toasts, 86
ASSOCIATION OF FOREMEN ENGINEERS AND DRAUGHTSMEN, THE LONDON :
- Annual General Meeting, 67
- Hand Ice-making Machines, Mr. H. A. Fleuss, 460
- Hydraulic Power in London, Mr. E. B. Ellington, 514
- Heat Engines as at Present in Use and their Probable Future Development, Mr. James Atkinson, 160
- London Sewage, its Treatment and Disposal, Mr. Henry Stockoe, 348
Association for the Improvement of Geometrical Teaching, 19, 81
ASSOCIATION OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, THE BIRMINGHAM, 147, 514:
- Electric Welding, Mr. A. Driver, 138
- Half-yearly Meeting, 514
- Inaugural Address of the President, Mr. A. Driver, 59
- Modern Gas Engines, Mr. W. Morris, 212
ASSOCIATION OF MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY ENGINEERS, THE INCORPORATED :
- Papers on the Peterborough Water Supply, 529
- Programme, 188, 359
- Thirteenth Examination, 302
Atkinson, Mr. James, Heat Engines as at Present in Use and their Probable Future Development, 160
Atlantic Liners, American, 457
Atlantic Racing, 462, 479, 507
Auriga, the New Star in, Dr. W. Huggins on, 427
Austral Otis Engineering Company, The Duplex Pumping Engines, Broken Hill Waterworks, Australia, 381, 386
Australian Engineering Notes, 78, 241, 442
Automatic Expansion Gear, The Tremper, 96
Auxiliary Steamers, 94, 117
Ayrton, Professor, on Electro-technics, 113

BABCOCK and Wilcox Economy Boilers, St. Pancras Electric Lighting, 171
Balancing Marine Engines and the Vibration of Vessels, 371, 441
Baldwin Locomotive, Competitive, 273
Baldwin Works, Philadelphia, Ten-wheel Passenger Engine, 254
Baldwin, Mr. D., On Profit Sharing, 278
Ball Lightning be Photographed ? Can, 94
Ball and Wingham, Messrs., Experiments in the Use of Cyanides and Alkalies for Desulphurising Pig Iron, 469
Ballooning, Military, 134
Baltimore, The Condensers of the, 470
Baltimore, U.S.S., 43
Barker and Co., Messrs. T. B., Gas Engine Starter, 542
Barnes Dryer, The, 217
Barnes Drying Syndicate, The, 269
Barrels, Paper, Mr. J. R. Thame, 295
Barrus Calorimeter, The, 24
Barry, Henry, and Co , Messrs., New Compression Coupling, 526
Basic Steel, Mr.' W. H. White on Experiments with, 469
Basic or Th os. Gilchrist Process, Progress of the, during the Twelve Months Ending December 31st, 1891, 390
Baths, Heating, 29
Battleship “Royal Sovereign,” H.M. First-class, (Supplement, May 27th, 1892), 451
Bayham Abbey, Water Supply and Fire Plant of, 265
Beams in Lock Gates and Sluices, E. Duncan Stoney on the Distribution of, 271
Beattie, Mr. Joseph, Tank Locomotive, London and South-Western Railway, (Supplement, February 5th, 1892), 106
Belmont Works of Messrs. Price’s Patent Candle Company, Visit of the Junior Engineering Society to, 29
Belting, The Improvement of, 337, 371
Bennett, Mr. J. B., Notes on Rapid Surveying, 5
Belin, The Sewage Farms of, 327
Benardos-Howard, Electric Arc Welding Process, The, 76, 168, 169, 535
Benardos - Howard, Electric Welding Process Practically Developed by Messrs. Lloyd and Lloyd, 535
Bessemer Medal to Mr. Arthur Cooper, Presentation of the, 469
Beyer, Peacock, and Co., Messrs., Tank Locomotive for the London and North-Western Railway (Supplement, February 5th, 1892), 106
Bickle and Co., Messrs., Locomotive for Underground Haulage, 497
Binnie, Mr. A. B., on Mean or Average Annual Rainfall, 287
Binnie, Mr. A. B., Thames Tunnel at Black wall (Supplement, March 18th, 1892), 239
Binns, Mr. Geo. J., Mining in New Zealand, 493
Birkdale, Sewage Purification at, 96
Bishop Rock Lighthouses, The, Mr. W. T. Douglass, 200
Bissel and Sons, Messrs. J., Sheaf-binding Reaper and Chain Conveyor, 542
Blachford Old Viaduct, Great Western Railway, 522
“Blake,” H.M.S., 313, 338
Blake, Professor W. B., on Association of Apatite with Beds of Magnetite, 229
Blanco, Mr. L. J., Report of the Inter-Continental Railway Commission for Venezuela, 316
Board of Natural Gas Trustees of Toledo, Ohio, Statement of the, 352
Boiler Drilling Machine, The Locomotive, 68
Boiler Explosions, 48
Boiler Explosions, Fuel Economisers, and Grease Traps, 320, 371
Boiler, Trial of a Three-flued Lancashire, 221
Boilers, American, 536
Boilers, Locomotive Engine, 336
Boilers in the Navy, 237
Boilers, Slack, 366
Boilers, Some Details in the Construction of Marine, 319
Boilers, Water Gauge Fittings for Steam, 77
Bolt Forcer, Young’s Hydraulic, 497
Bolton’s Electrical Winch, 187
Books Received, 33, 53, 135, 155, 238, 324, 345 368, 481, 503, 525
Booth and Co., Messrs., The Locomotive Boiler Drilling Machine, 68
Bosses, Speed of Propeller, 117, 147
Boulders, Remarkable, 86
Boulnois, Mr. H. P., Refuse Destructors, 357, 407
Bounties on Shipbuilding in France, 216
Bowling Iron Company, The, Forty-inch Cogging Mill, Newburn Steel Works, 505
Boys, Professor C. V., Photographing Bullets, 227
Bradford Tramways, Electro-motive Car, Messrs. Easton and Anderson, 383
Brake Horse-power, 441, 506, 523, 551
Brewtnall, Mr., 389
Bridge across the Seine, New, 370
Bridge Failure at Moenchenstein, Switzerland, The, 143
Bridge across the Lower Thames, Proposed Single Span Opening, 230, 231
Bridge, Swing, for Kidderpore Docks, 350
Bridge, Sydney Harbour, 296, 306
Bridge, The Tower, North Pier, 125
Brightmore, Mr. A. W., Method of Collecting Water for Supply, 3
Brighton Cliffs, 173
Brighton New Pier and Marine Palace, The, 91, 92, 136, 137
Brighton, The Old Chain Pier, 198, 199
Brillie Electrical Energy Meter, The, 416
Brine Pumping Act, The, 199
British Challenge to America, A, 273
“British Clay Worker,” The, A New Journal, 346
British Gas Engine and Engineering Company, The, Uxbridge Waterworks, 128, 129
British Trade, 525
British Trade for April, 413
British Trade, Consular Assistance to, 436
Broad Gauge, The Burial of the, 476
Brown, Captain S., The Old Chain Pier, Brighton, 198, 199
Brown, Lieutenant W. C., and Aluminum for Military Equipments in the United States Navy, 470
Brown’s Triple-action Tea Roller, 68
Bruges Maritime Canal, Project of M. Casse, 515
Brunlees, Sir James, 503
Brush Electrical Engineering Co.’s Show at the Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 63
Brush Train Lighting Plant, The, 460
Brussels, London in, 42
Brussels, The Proposed Ship Canal to, 458
Bryan’s Automatic Cut-Out, 84
Bryant Rail Saw, The, 263
“Barque de Macedo,” The Twin-Screw Pontoon Crane Steamer, 2, 3, 6
Buchanan, Mr. W., Standard Passenger Locomotive, New York Central and Hudson River Railway (Supplement June 17th, 1892), 519
Bucharest, Public Works at, 504
Building Exhibition, The, 232, 305
Bulkhead Doors—Watertight, Mr. S. C. Sage on, 150
Bulkheads, Divisional, 297, 313
Bulkheads, Mr. Martell on Divisional, 297
Bullet, General Tweedie’s, 480
Bullets, Photographing, Professor C. V. Boys on, 227
Bunkers, Fires in, 320
Bunsen Flame, Non-Luminosity of the, 209
Buoy, Ward’s Wreck Indicating, 193
Buoyage, Uniform System of, 3
Buoying and Lighting of Tidal Rivers, Mr. W. H. Wheeler, 293, 355
Bureau of American Republics, The, 4
Burial of the Broad Gauge, The, 476

CABLE Communication with the West Indies, 282
Cable Stoppers, Cast Steel, 533
Cable Testing Apparatus for the London Electric Supply Corporation, 85
Caine, Mr. W. S., on the Chicago Exhibition, from the Point of View of the British Iron and Steel Industries, 515
Cairo, The Drainage of, 365, 436
Callendar, Mr. H. L. on “ Platinum Pyrometers,” 470.
Calorimeter, The Barrus, 24
Calorimeter, Mr. Thwaite on the New Thomson, 470
Cam-cutting Machine ? 387
Camera Club, The, 390
Camera Club Conference, 262
Cameron, Mr. J., Plate Bending Machine, 96
Campbell Gas Engine, The, 471
Canal, Bruges Maritime, 515
Canal, Manchester Ship, 222, 417
Canal, The Panama, 147, 476
Canada, Steam Engine Power in, 493
Canal from the Tyne to the Solway, Mr. J. W. Sandeman on a, 339
Cape of Good Hope and Natal Royal Mail Service, 22, 138, 248, 304, 348
Capital to be Raised under Bills now in Parliament, 173
Capital and Labour, 71
Carbonyls, Metallic, Mr. Ludwig Mond on, 498
Casse, M., Bruges Maritime Canal, 515
Cast Iron Pipes in Japan, 7
Cast Iron Test Bars, 371
Cast Steel Cable Stoppers, 533
Casting Brass on a Shaft ? 51
Catalogues, 321
Catalogues and Copyright, 232
Cayley, Mr. Jas., Preservation of the Hearth and Bosh Walls of the Blast Furnace, 229
Cement Stone Discovered in Natal, 52
Centenary of Gas Lighting, 391
Centrifugal Force, A Few Examples of, Mr. A. N. Somerscales, 229
Centrifugal Force of Locomotive and Car Wheels Revolutions per Mile, 350
Certificates for Engine Drivers, 438
Ceylon, Plumbago Mining in, 69
Chain Conveyor, Messrs. J. Bisset and Sons, 542
Channel from Preston Docks to the Sea. The 209, 232, 233
“Charles W. Wetmore,” The Whaleback Steamer, 314
“Charleston,” U.S.S., 43
Chatard, Dr. T. M., Phosphate Chemistry as it Concerns the Miner, 229
Chemistry of Gases, Professor Dewar on the, 339, 374, 428
Cheshire Salt District Subsidences, Local Government Board Inquiries, 199
Chicago Exhibition, The, 47, 335, 336, 385, 452, 515
Chicago Exhibition, The-see also Exhibition lhe Chicago— 47
Chicago International Exhibition, The, Washington State Building and Forestry Building, 335, 336
Chicago Exhibition from the Point of View of the British Iron and Steel Industries, Mr. W. S. Caine on the, 515
Chicago, Pneumatic Transmission of Parcels in, 72
Chicago Water Jacket Condenser Company, Improved Syphon Condenser, 248
Chili, Climatic and Pluvial Phenomena on the North Coast of, 117
Chilian Cruisers, 502
Chilled Iron Rollers ? 71
Chimney Stack, The World’s Highest, 436
China, Iron and Steel Industries for, 389
China, New Steamer for, 42
China, Steel and Ironmaking in, 282
“Cito Anspect,” The, 321, 337
“City of Dundee,” Engines and Boilers of the, (Supplement, February 26th, 1892), 167
Civil Engineering, 9
Clark and Standfield, Messrs., Hamburg Offshore Floating Dock, 219
Clayton and Shuttleworth, Messrs., Condensing Mill Engine, 539
Cleckheaton Chimney Disaster, The, 234
Cleveland Iron Trade, The, 392
Climatic and Pluvial Phenomena on the North Coast of Chili, 117
Clyde Shipbuilding, 437
Clyde Shipbuilding Firms, 26, 27,
Clydebank, Messrs. J. and G. Thomson’s Shipyard, 26, 27
Coad, Mr., Works for the Disposal of Sewage at Wimbledon, 283
Coal, Colonial Duties on Steamship, 238, 257
Coal Consumption in Men-of-War, 71
Coal Contracts, Yorkshire Locomotive, 53
Coalfield, The Yorkshire, 546
Coal-Grinding Mill, The “ Monarch ” Disintegrator and, 47
Coal and Iron Industry in Asia Minor, 158
Coal and Labour, 384
Coal in Labuan, 439
Coal and Mineral Resources of Peru, Mr. Edmund Lane, 493
Coal Miners, The End of the Holiday of the Federated, 259
Coal, Miners’ Wages and, 32
Coal Mining in Geo. Eliot’s Country, 483
Coal for Norway, 95
Coal Owners and their Contract, Yorkshire, 72
Coal Owner to Do ? What is a Yorkshire, 32
Coal, The “Stop Week ” and the Export Trades in, 304
Coal Supplies, The Stoppage of, 175, 195
Coal Trade Profits, Mining Engineering, 345
Coal Trade, Wages and Results in the, 387
Coal Washing and Briquette Plant for the Ottoman Government, 158
Coaling Station ? What constitutes a, 3
Coast Defence, 453
Coastline Battleships of the U.S., 205, 206, 227, 228
Coating Steel with Copper, Method of, 536
Coffee, Tempered, 134
Cogging Mill, Forty-inch, Newburn Steel Works, The Bowling Iron Company, 505
Coils, Ferranti (Fig. 2), 430
Coinage, The, 523
Coke, Use of, To Lessen Fog, 532
Cold Galvanising Process, A, 235
Collapsed Furnace Crowns by Marine Boilers, 176
Collector, Ferranti (Fig. 3), 430
Collieries, Threatened Stoppage of the, 154, 195
Colliers Bros., A Warning, 523
Colliers’ Strike, The, 195
Colliery Cages, Four-decked, 349
Cologne Electric L’ght Station, The, 339
Colonial Duties of Steamship Coal, 257
Colonial Duties on Steamship Coal, 238
Colonial Trades, Foreign Treaties and, 176
Comfortable Travelling, 155
Commans and Co., Messrs., “ Otto ” Aerial Ropeway, Messrs. Tate and Son’s Sugarworks, Silvertown, 453
Compound Air Compressor, Single-acting, 496
Compound Locomotives, 28, 48
Compound Air Grain Elevating Process, 357
Compressor, Single-acting Compound, 496
Concentric Main, Ferranti (Figs. 6 and 6A), 430
Condensation, Cylinder, 45
Condenser, Improved Syphon, 248
Condenser Valves, 441
Condensers and Air-pumps for Steam Engines, 357, 414
Condensers of the Baltimore, The, 470
Condition of Steam in an Engine Cylinder, The. 286, 306
Congress of Chambers of Commerce of the Empire, 517
Congress of Engineers and Architects, Seventh Italian and First International, 297
Constant Notation used at the Admiralty Experiment Works, Mr. Froude on Some Features in the, 334
Construction of the Modern Locomotive, On the, 103, 333
Consular Assistance to British Trade, 436
Controlled Torpedoes, 323
Convenient Curves for Determining the Dimensions of Screw Propellers, Mr. Froude on, 334
Coode, Sir John, 197
Cook, Smythe, and Payne, Messrs., Tubular System of Conductors, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 535
Cooling Plant for Large Chemical Works, 107,
Cooper, Mr. Arthur, Presentation of the Bessemer Medal to, 469
Copper and Engineering Needs, 458
Copper, A Method of Coating Steel with, 536
Copper Mines of Vermont, Mr. H. M. Howe on the, 229
Corbett, Mr., Appointment of, to the Post of Borough Engineer for Salford, 552
Cornbrook Motor, The, 84
Cornish Engine at Old Ford, 96, 97
Corridor Train, Great Western Railway, Plan of, 316, 319, 342
Corrosion, Protection of Metals from 432
Cost of Electric Lighting, The, 218
Cost of Steamship Working, 108
Cost of Tramway Traction, The, 484
Cotton Spinners’ Earnings in Russia and England, 69
Coupling, New Compression, 526
Coward, Mr. Herbert, Forced Ventilation by Compressed Air, 120
Cox, Mr. s. H., Dry Crushing Machinery, 392
Craigie, Captain, on Coast Defence, 453
Crane, Sheerness Dockyard, Overhead Steam Travelling, 73
Crompton Automatic Projector, The, 369
Crompton and Co., Messrs. R. E., Culvert System of Underground Mains for Electric Lighting, 368
Crompton Howell Battery Cell, The, 368
Crosland, Mr. F. L., Trial of a Three-flued Lancashire Boiler, 221
Crow, Mr. G., Gas Engine and Pumps, Teign- mouth Waterworks, 452, 454
Cruisers, American, 257
Cruiser No. 12, Triple-screw,United States Navy, 228
Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition—See Exhibition, The Crystal Palace Electrical
Crystal Palace, Gas Engines at the, 471
Cubillo, Major, on the Calorific Efficiency of the Puddling Furnace, 470
Cultivator and Pulveriser, Garrood’s, 529
Culvert, The Crompton, 368
Cunliffe and Croom, Messrs., Special Vertical Milling Machine, 7
Cupola, Wrought Iron in the, 508
Cuprocassiterite, Mr. Titus Ulke, 229
Currency Question and the Payment of Wages, The, 144
Curtis, Mr. A. H., on Gold Quartz Reduction, 108
Cyanides and Alkalies, On the Use of, for Desulphurising Pig Iron, 469
Cycle Gas Engines and Pumps, Trial of, Uxbridge Waterworks, 128, 129
Cycle Makers, Drilling Machines for, 46
Cycles, A Digest of, 91
Cyclorama of Ancient Egypt and Modern Cairo, 19
Cylinder Condensation, 45, 529
Cylinder Condensation, An Uneonsidered Phase of, 260
Cylinders, Double—Patterns, 377

DABNEY, Mr. T. G., A Large Drainage Syphon, 472
Dale’s Governing Apparatus, 415
Dalrymple, Mr. Alexander, Triple - expansion Engines in the Mercantile Marine, 155
Dangerous Experiment, A, 411
Darley, Mr. C. W., Hopper Dredger for New South Wales, 306 (Supplement, April 8th, 1892)
Data about the Reaction of the Sun’s Radiation, 209
Davey, Paxman, and Co., Messrs., Awards Received by them at the Launceston Exhibition, Tasmania, 263
Davidson, Mr. W. B. M., On the Geological Origin of Phosphate of Lime in the United States and Canada, 229
Dean, Mr. W., Corridor Train, Great Western Railway, 316, 319, 342
Delaloe and Piat, Messrs., Electric Rivetter, 536
De la Vergne Refrigerating and Cold Storage Plant, Messrs. L. Sterne and Co., 54, 55
De la Vergne Company, The, Largest Refrigerating Machine in the World, 304
Denny, Mr. A., Some Notes on the Strength of Steamers, 333
Denny and Bros, Messrs. W., New Zealand Shipping Company’s s.s. “Ruahine,” 274, 275
Denny and Bros., Messrs. W., Paddle Steamer “Princess May,” 475, 478
Deptford, Messrs. Stone’s Works at, 166
Development of Navies, The, 115
Dewar, Professor, His Course of Lectures at the Royal Institution, 339, 374, 428
Dewar, Professor, on the Law of Gases, 418
Dewar, Professor, on Liquefying Oxygen and Common Air, 516
Dewsbury, Borough of, 549
Digest of Cycles, A, 91
D’Invilliers, Mr. E. V., On the Phosphate Deposits of the Island of Navassa, West Indies, 229
Disintegrator and Coal - grinding Mill, The “Monarch,” 47
Distribution of Beams in Lock Gates and Sluices, By E. Duncan Stoney, 271
Dixon, Professor, On the Explosion of Gaseous Mixtures, 166
Dock, The Hamburg Off-shore Floating, 219
Double-acting Gear Plunger Pump, Messrs Hayward Tyler and Co., 34
Double-cylinder Portable Engine, 69
Douglas, Mr., 197
Douglass, Mr. W. T., The Bishop Rock Light-houses, 200
Dowling, Mr. H. P., Sounding Apparatus for Ascertaining Distances and Directions at Sea, 212
Dowson Gas, Trial of Large Gas Engines with, 126
Drainage of Cairo, The, 365, 436
Drainage of a County, The, 502
Drainage of Paris, 154
Drainage Syphon, McKinney Lake, U.S 472
Draught, Forced, 118
Draught of Vehicles, The, 117, 131, 178, 200, 233
Dreams, Dr. B. W. Richardson, on the Physiology of, 339
Dredger, Hopper, for New South Wales, Mr. C. W Darley (Supplement, April 8th, 1892), 306
Dredgers Suction, Mr. E. N. Mcllwaine, 163
Drilling Machine Double Geared, Messrs. T. and R. Lees, 23, 24
Drilling Machine, The Locomotive Boiler, 68
Drilling Machines for Cycle Makers, 46
Driver, Mr. A. Address on Duplicate Work as in Sewing Machines, andc., 58
Driver, Mr. A., On Electric Welding, 138
Driving Wheels 7ft. diameter, Locomotive, 533
Dry Crushing Machinery, Mr. S. H. Cox, 392
Dryer, The Barnes, 217
Duke of Cambridge on War Materiel, 412
Duke of Clarence, The Late, 95
Durham Strike, The, 479
Durham Strike and North of England Pig Iron Trade, The, 495
Dyer, Colonel, On a Process for the Production of Pure Iron, 469
Dynamics, 484
Dynamite Sea-coast Gun, The Pneumatic, 491, 500
Dynamo, The Brush Train Lighting, 460
Dynamo and Exciter, The Gordon, 124, 186
Dynamo, Gulcher 40-unit, 284
Dynamo, Gulcher “Midget,” 284
Dynamo, The Kingdon Inductor, 118
Dynamo Machines, 160
Dynamo, Multipolar Central Station, Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 249
Dynamo, Parson’s Steam Turbine at HeatonWorks, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Professor Ewing’s Report on Trials of a, 29

EARTHQUAKE and a Railway Bridge, An, 76
East Cowes Waterworks, Tender, 548
East London Waterworks Pumping Engines, 53
Eastern Railway of France, Express Locomotive (Supplement, March 4th, 1892), 191, 214, 216
Easton and Anderson, Messrs., Electro-motive Car, Bradford Tramways, 383
Eccleston-place Station, Engine-room and Switch Board, 410
Eccleston-place Station and Section of Culverts, 402, 404
Economy of Triple-expansion Engines, The, Mr. W. J. Jenkins on the, 150
“Edgar,” Note upon the Trial of H.M.S., 166
Edison Station, The New, 36
Edmiston’s Feed-water Filter, 179
Edmiston Patent Filters, 197
Educating a Professor, 197, 321
Efficacy of Steam Pumps, 74
Efficiency of Electrical Transmission Power Plant, 84
Egypt, England’s Work in, 428
“Eider,” Hopes of Saving the, 159
Eldridge, Mr. G. H., On the Phosphate Deposits of Florida, 229
Electric Cable Conduits, Underground, 346, 372
Electric and Cable Railways Committee, The, 418
Electric Communicator for Passenger Trains, North British Railway, 106
Electric Conduit, Macdonald Subway, 431
Electric Conductors, Tubular System of, Messrs. Cook, Smythe, and Payne, 535
Electric Current through Molten Steel, Passing an, 58
Electric Lamp, Van Der Weyde’s, 262
Electric Launches on the River, 525
Electric Light Engines, 146, 171, 209
Electric Light Engines and Boilers, 176
Electric Light Measuring Instruments, Mr. Jas. Swinburne, 370, 385
Electric Light in Omnibuses, The, 504
Electric Light Station, The Cologne, 339
Electric Light Stations, Municipal Authorities and Central, 343
Electric Lighting, The Cost of, 218
Electric Lighting at Georgetown, Demerara, 389
Electric Lighting in Japan, 67
Electric Lighting in London, 318, 325, 326, 327
Electric Lighting in London, Westminster Electric Supply Corporation, 402, 404, 410
Electric Lighting of the Mansion House, 217
Electric Lighting Station, Notting Hill Gate, 318, 325, 326, 327
Electric Lighting, St. Pancras, 145, 148, 149, 171, 172, 173
Electric Lighting Plant at Lambton Castle, 150
Electric Lighting Plant, Scott Coupled (Fig. 10), 431
Electric Lighting, Successful, 389
Electric Lighting, The Tides for, 320
Electric Lighting by Wind Power, 283
Electric Locomotion, Mr. Reckenzaun, 55
Electric Locomotion in Central London, 459
Electric Locomotives, 529
Electric Locomotives, A Correction, 484
Electric Motors for Traction Work, 484
Electric Power, Mining by, 282
Electric Power Station, Combined Waterworks and, 367
Electric Power Transmission, 353
Electric Railways in France, 196
Electric Rivetter, Messrs. Delaloe and Piat, 536
Electric Search Light in Warfare, The, 252
Electric Supply Corporation, The London, 281
Electric Traction, The Jarman System of, 494
Electric Traction on Tramways, 282
Electric Tramcars, 474
Electric Tramways, Load Diagrams of, and Cost of Electric Traction, 278
Electric Tube Welding, 76
Electric Welding, Mr. A. Driver on, 138
Electric Welding Process, The Benardos-Howard, 168, 169, 535
Electrical Accumulator Efficiency, 29
Electrical Decomposition, Soda and Chlorine from Salt by, 130
Electrical Energy Meter, The Brillie, 416
Electrical Engineering, 14
Electrical Exhibition, The Crystal Palace—See Exhibition, The Crystal Palace Electrical
Electrical Machinery at the Crystal Palace, 23, 83, 124, 132, 186, 187, 238, 249, 284, 368, 430, 471, 535
Electrical Measuring Instruments, Mr. Jas. Swinburne, 370, 385
Electrical Organ Blower, An, 294
Electrical Organ-Blowing Apparatus at the Goldsmiths’ Institute, New Cros’, 438
Electrical Torpedo, The Sims-Edison, 91, 123, 150
Electrical Traction and its Financial Aspect, Mr. Stephen Sellon, 252
Electrical Trades Section, London Chamber of Commerce, 473
Electrical Transmission Power Plant, Efficiency of, 84
Electrically Welded Tubes and Fittings, Messrs. Lloyd and Lloyd, 535, 536
“Electrician” Electrical Trades’ Directory and Hand-book, 372
Electricity in Mining Operations, Mr. E. Scott, 278
Electricity as a Motive Power on Tramways and Railways, Mr. A. H. C. Olley, 178
Electro-deposited Alloy, A New, 315
Electro-motive Car, Bradford Tramways, Messrs. Easton and Anderson, 383
Electro-plating, Mr. J. W. Swan on, 476
Electrogine Balls ? 51
Electro-technics, Professor Ayrton on, 113
Elevated Cableways or Rope Tramways, Mr. S. Miller on, 229
Ellington, Mr. E. B., on Hydraulic Power in London, 514
Elliott, Professor A. C., on the Design of Tunnels and Covered Way Sections, 5
Elswick Gun Mounting, New Disappearing, 211
Elwell-Parker Alternator, 285
Elwell-Parker Motor Transformer, 285
Employers’ Liability and Accident Funds, 196, 238
Employers’ Liability for Accidents, Laws Regulating, 516
Employment Bureau, 74
End of the Holiday. The (Coal Miners), 259
Engine and Boiler, Vertical, Messrs. Howard, 539
Engine Boilers, Locomotive, 336
Engine, Compound Condensing, Messrs. Richmond and Co., 474
Engine, Compound Trip-Gear, Messrs. Robey and Co., 361, 364
Engine, Condensing Mill, Messrs. Clayton and Shuttle worth, 539
Engine, Cornish, at Old Ford, 96, 97
Engine Cylinder, Condition of Steam in an, 286, 306
Engine, Double-cylinder Portable, 69
Engine Drivers, Certificates for, 438
Engine, Fire, for a Turkish War Ship, 504
Engine, The Gas, Mr. E. G. Walker, 157
Engine, Gas, The Tangye, 541
Engine, Gas, The Trent, 540, 541
Engine, Gas, and Tyne One-unit Dynamo, Messrs. Robey and Co., 541
Engine, Gas, Starter for, Messrs. T. B. Barker. 542
Engine, Great Western Railway Broad Gauge, 454
Engine, Oil, Messrs. Crossley Brothers, 541
Engine, Oil, The Hornsby-Ackroyd, 540
Engine, Oil, Messrs. Robey and Co., 540
Engine, Single-cylinder Vulcan Fire, 47
Engine, Small Condensing Watt, 497
Engine, Standard Goods, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, Mr. A. F. Aspinall (Supplement, January lst, 1892)
Engine, The Steam, and Thermo-dynamics, 215
Engine, Steam Fire, for South America, Messrs. Merry weather and Sons, 7
Engine, Stephenson’s Long Boiler, 1842, 425, 449
Engine, The Steam Fabulous History of, 324
Engine, Twenty-five Florse-power, Oil, Messrs. Priestman Bros., 255
Engineer for Salford, Election of Borough, 552
Engineering, Civil, 9
Engineering Colleges, Indian, 468
Engineering, Electric, 14
Engineering Exchange, The, 304, 384, 480
Engineering, Experimental, 432
Engineering, Mechanical, 11
Engineering and Metal Trades, and Canal Rates, 324
Engineering, Salaries in India, 529
Engineering, Sanitary, 15
Engineering Scheme, Proposed New Mining, 52
Engineering Schemes, Two Great, 216
ENGINEERING STUDENTS’ CLUB, NEWCASTLE-ON- TYNE
- Development of the Railway System of England, Mr. Wm. Laidler, 157
- Electricity in Mining Operations, by E. Scott, 278
Engineers, Engine-room Artificers and Stokers for the Navy, 233
Engineers in the Navy, 507
Engineers, Railway Time and, 502
Engineers? South African, 51
Engineers’ Strike in the North, 366
Engineers’ Tests for Iron Considered, and Suggestions for Standard Uniform Tests, Mr. Thomas Morris, 157, 222
Engineers’ Wages at Sea, 525
Engines, Air Pumps and Condensers for Steam, 357, 414
Engines and Boilers of the s.s. “City of Dundee” (Supplement February 26th, 1892), 167
Engines and Boilers, Electric Light, 176
Engines, with Dowson Gas, Trial of Large Gas, 126
Engines, Duplex Pumping, Broken Hill Waterworks, Austral Otis Engineering Company, 381, 386
Engines, Early Great Western, 426, 427
Engines, East London Waterworks Pumping, 53
Engines, The Economy of Triple-expansion, 150
Engines, Gas, at the Crystal Palace, 471
Engines for the Electric Light, 146, 171, 209
Engines, Gas and Oil, at the Warwick Show, 540, 541
Engines, Heat, Mr. Jas. Atkinson on, 160
Engines of H.M.S. Hawke, The (Supplement, May 6th, 1892), 383
Engines, Modern Gas, Mr. W. Morris on, 212
Engines, Modern Gas, Mr. W. Norris on, 131
Engines, Petroleum, Professor W. C. Unwin on, 212
Engines and Pumps, Trial of Cycle Gas, Uxbridge Waterworks, 128, 129
Engines of Same Type, Tests of Single-cylinder, Compound, and Triple, 45, 74
Engines belonging to Second-class Cruisers, The Performance of Three Sets of, Mr. J. G. Liversidge, 334
Engines for Snips of War, 5, 44, 52, 115,130,147, 170, 193, 207, 257
Engines, Single, 80
Engines, Steam Fire, in Flour-mills, 315
Engines, Triple-expansion. H.M.S. “Hawke” (Supplement, January 22nd), 1892
Engines, Triple-expansion, in the Mercantile Marine, 155
England’s Work in Egypt, 428
English and American Locomotives, 165,185, 205, 207, 233, 265, 286, 308, 321, 337, 461, 462, 524
Envelope-making Machinery ? 237
Equilibrium Nozzle, Seagrave’s, 305
Erecting Shop, Globe Works, Lincoln, 276, 277
Ether, The, A Rough Idea of Sir John Herschel’s Modernised, 113
Ethylene Manufacturing Apparatus, 516
Evaporation and Condensation, Mr. Baldwin Latham on, 101
Evesham Sewage Works, 498
Ewing, Professor, Report on Trials of a 100-Unit Parsons’ Steam Turbine Dynamo at Heaton Works, Newcastle-on-Tyne, December, 1891, 29
Exhaust Injectors, 207
Exhaust Injectors for Locomotives, Messrs. Holden and Brooke, 193
Exhibition, The Battle, 232
Exhibition, The Building, 305
EXHIBITION, THE CHICAGO, 1893, 210, 290, 344, 385, 407, 408, 452
- British Commission Buildings, 518, 525
- Prices of Foreign Goods, 528
- Forestry Building, The, 335, 336
- State Buildings, 50
- Washington State Building, 335, 336
EXHIBITION, THE CRYSTAL PALACE ELECTRICAL, 23, 63, 83, 124, 132, 186, 238, 249, 284, 368, 430, 471, 535
- Benardos-Howard Electric Welding Process, practically developed by Messrs. Lloyd and Lloyd, 535
- Boiler House, 249, 254
- Brush Electrical Engineering Co.’s Show, The, 63
- Bryan’s Automatic Cut-out, 84
- Cook, Smythe, and Payne, Messrs., Tubular System of Conductors, 535
- Cornbrook Motor, The, 84
- Crompton and Co., Messrs., Electric Travelling Crane, 23
- Crompton and Co., Messrs. R. E., Culvert System of Underground Mains for Electric Lighting, 368, 369
- Davey, Paxman, and Co., Messrs., Triple-expansion Engines, 249
- Delaloe and Piat, Messrs., Electric Rivetter, 536
- Elwell-Parker Alternator, 285
- Elwell-Parker Motor Transformer, 285
- Ferranti, Mr. S. Z. de, his Exhibit, 430
- Fricker Alternator, 284
- Gas Engines at, 471
- Gordon Dynamo and Exciter, The, 124, 186
- Gulcher Arc Lamp, 284
- Gulcher Factory Lamp, 284
- Gulcher 40-unit Dynamo, 284
- Gulcher “Midget” Dynamo, 284
- Johnson and Phillips, and Davey, Paxman, and Co., Messrs., Coupled Dynamo and Steam Engine, 249
- Kingdon Alternator, 83
- Lloyd and Lloyd, Messrs., their Exhibit of Electrically-welded Tubes and Fittings, 535, 536
- Macdonald Subway Electrical Conduit (Figs. 11 and 12), 431
- Porte-Manville Regulator, The, 84
- Scott, Mr. Ronald, Coupled Lighting Plant and Projector (Figs. 8, 9, and 10), 430, 431
- Sydenham Electric Light Station, The, 124, 132
- Woodhouse and Rawson, Messrs., their Exhibit, 83, 187
Exhibition, The International Milling and Baking, 547
Exhibition, Leather Trades, 319
Exhibition, The South African and International, 3, 503
Exhibition, Tasmania, The Launceston, Awards to Messrs. Davey, Paxman, and Co., 263
Expansion Gear, The Tremper Automatic, 96
Experimental Engineering, 432
Explosions, Boiler, 48
Explosives, Results obtained in the United States with the Brown Powder, 77
Exports and Imports, 74, 115
Express Locomotive, Eastern Railway of France (Supplement, March 4th, 1892), 191, 214, 216

FABULOUS History of the Steam Engine, The, 324
Factory Lamp, Gulcher, 284
Fairfield Engine Works, Engines of H.M.S. “Hawke,” 229
Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, Triple-expansion Engines, H.M.S. “Hawke,” 383 (Supplements, Jan. 22nd and May 6th, 1892)
False Marking “London,” 367
Fan, A New, 433, 462, 485
Fast Trains in Germany, 551
Fastest Train in the World, The, 519
Fawcett’s Fire-proof Floor, 305
Feed-Water Filter, Edmiston’s, 179
Feraud, Mr., Scheme for Suspending Railway Carriages, 533
Ferranti, Mr. S. Z. de, his Exhibit at the Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, 430
Ferrier, Prof., Photomicrographic Apparatus, 348
Fibre-Cleaning Machinery, 320
Filter, Edmiston’s Feed-Water, 179
Filter, Simple Oil, 168
Filters, Edmiston’s Patent, 197
Fire Appliance Company, The, Vulcan Steam Fire Pump, 47, 361
Fire Engine, The Old Manual, 162
Fire Engine, Single Cylinder Vulcan, 47
Fire Engine, Steam, for South America, 7
Fire Engine for a Turkish War Ship, 504
Fire Engines in Flour Mills, Fixed, 315
Fire Engines, Steam v. Manual, 178
Fire-Gild for Brass Goods, 175
Fire-proof Floor, Fawcett’s, 305
Fire Protection at Capetown, 344
Fire Pump, The Vulcan Steam, 361
Fires in Bunkers, 320
Firm Swindles, Alleged Long, 428
Fish Guano Works and Machinery, 321
Fisher, Mr., Asbestos, 390
Fisher, Mr. H. O., Ten Ton Goods Wagon, 357
Fisher, Mr. J. P., On the Mining and Manufacture of Asbestos, 346, 390
Flaman, M., Express Locomotive, Eastern Railway of France (Supplement, March 4th, 1892), 191, 214, 216
Floating Dock, The Hamburg Off-shore, 219
Frood Outlets in Tropical Countries, 51
Fleuss, Mr. H. A., On Hand Ice - making Machines, 460
Fly-wheels and Unchained Lightning, 178
Follows and Bate, Messrs., Paint Mill, 27
Force and Motion, 29, 48, 73, 74, 113
Forced Draught, 118
Foreign Competition in Railway Materials, 196
Foreign Treaties and Colonial Trade, 176
Foreign Sewage Precipitation Works, 529
Fork Head, Messrs. Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, 542
Fowler, Mr. A. F., Adjustable Lock and Weir, 338, 391
Fowler, Mr. H., On Aluminium, 84
Fowler and Co., Messrs., Pond Cleaner, 543
Foy, M. J., Progress of French Railways, 35
France, Bounties on Shipbuilding in, 216
France, Electric Railways in, 196
France, New Pit Sinking in North of, 112, 144
France and Quick-fire Guns, 32, 154
France, Trade in, in 1891, 77
Freights, Steamships and, 367
Fremont Furnaces, 31
French Government, Gunboat for the, 400
French Naval Programme, The New, 473
French Railways, M. J. Foy on the Progress of, 35
French Tariffs and Trade, 436
French Torpedo Boats, 72, 118, 196
French Trials of Elswick Quick-fire Guns, 32, 154
Fricker Alternator, 284
Friction in the Bores of Guns, Captain Noble on, 545
Friction Hoists, 308
Froude, Mr., Three Papers read by, at the Meeting of the Institute of Naval Architects, 334
Fullerton, Captain J. D., On “Modern Aerial Navigation,” 435
Furnace Crowns by Marine Boilers, Collapsed, 176
Furnace, The Interchangeable Winged, 97
Furnace, Smoke-consuming, Marsh’s, 543

GALVANISING Process, A Cold, 235
Garrood’s Cultivator and Pulveriser, 529
Gas Engine, Mr. E. G. Walker on the, 157
Gas Engines, Mr. W. Norris on Modern, 131
Gas Engines at the Crystal Palace? 113, 133
Gas Engines at the Crystal Palace, 471
Gas Engines with Dowson Gas, Trial of Large, 126
Gas Lighting, The Centenary of, 391
Gas Engines, Modern, Mr. W. Morris on, 212
Gas Engines and Pumps, Trial of Cycle, Uxbridge Waterworks, 128,129
Gas Furnaces and Puddling, 389
Gas, Illumination of Tory Island Lighthouse by, 200
Gas and Oil Engines at the Warwick Show, 540, 541
Gas Oven and Reducing Grate, Wilson’s, 370
Gas Production and Distribution, 216
Gas Strike, A, 235
Gas Supply, 16
Gaseous Fuel for Burning Portland Cement, 501
Gaseous Mixtures, Professor Dixon on the Explosion of, 166
Gasholder and Tank, Mr. F. Livesey’s Description of a Six-lift, 437
Gases, The Laws of, Professor Dewar, 418
Gases, Professor Dewar on the Chemistry of, 339, 374, 428
Gauge on the Great Western Railway, The Conversion of the, 399, 425, 434, 447
Gauges, A Real Battle of the, 215
Gem Mining Machinery, 114, 146
General Tweedie’s Bullet, 480
German Railways, The, 41, 147
Germany, Fast Trains in, 551
“Gibraltar,” H.M. First-Class Cruiser, 360, 361
Gill, Mr. Robert, 348
Glasgow, Shipowners’ and Harbour Facilities at, 196
Glasgow University, Degrees Conferred at, 441
Glass-making Machinery, 345
Glenfield Company, Non-concussive Self-closing, 327
Globe Works, Lincoln, Erecting Shop, 276, 277
Gold Milling, Mr. W. F. Wilkinson, 493
Gold Quartz Reduction, Mr. A. H. Curtis on, 108
Gooch’s Design for Russian Locomotives, 447
Goodall, Mr. F. C., on Whaleback Steamers, 314
Goods Wagon, 10-Ton, with Pressed Steel Underframe, 357
Gordon Dynamo and Exciter, The, 124, 186
Gordon and Co., Messrs. J. E. H., Sydenham Electric Light Station, December 28th, 1891, 124, 132
Goss, Mr. F. M., an Experimental Locomotive, 482
Gossan Lead of Virginia, Mr. E. C. Moxham, 229
Governing Apparatus, Dale’s, 415
Governors, Marine, 321
Government Patent Fees, 372
“Grafton,” First-class Cruiser, 110, 111
Grain Elevating Process, Compressed Air, 357
Gray, Mr. Harry, Water Gauge Fittings for, 77
Gray, Mr. Macfarlane, On Nothing : or, the Non- Existent, 230
Graydon Dynamite War Material Syndicate, The, 547
Great Western Railway, The, 507
Great Western Railway, Conversion of Gauge on the, 399, 425, 434, 447
Great Western Railway Corridor Train, 316, 319, 342
Great Western Railway Broad-gauge Engine, 454
Great Western Railway, Blachford Old Viaduct, 522
Great Western Railway System, Map of the, 399
Great Western Railway, Third-class Carriage, 1845, 448
Great Western Railway Works in South Devon, 522, 525
Great Western Railway Works, South Devon, 544, 548
Grinding Mustard ? 411
Growth of Ocean Telegraphy, 94
Gruson’s Quick-fire Guns on Shielded Mountings, 412
Gruson’s System, Mr. E. Reimer’s, 470
Gulcher Arc Lamp, 284
Gulcher “Midget” Dynamo, 284
Gulcher 40-unit Dynamo, 284
Gun Cotton, 511
Gun, The Pneumatic Dynamite Sea-coast, 491, 500
Gunboat for the French Government, 400
Gunboat, Shallow Draught, for the French Government, 474
Gun Mounting, New Disappearing Elswick, 211
Gunnery, Scientific, Appliances for, 381, 407
Guns, France and Quick-fire, 32, 154
Guns, Friction in the Bores of, Captain Noble on, 545
Guns on Shielded Mountings, Gruson’s, 412
Gyroscopes, Problem in, 391, 441, 454, 485, 506 528, 551

HALL, Mr. C. E., The “Monarch” Disintegrator and Coal Grinding Mill, 47
Hall, Mr. Ralph, and the World’s Highest Chimney Stack, 436
Hamburg Off-shore Floating Dock, The, 219
Hammer, Longworth’s Patent Power, 177
Hammers, Mather’s Soft Metal, 137
Hand Planer, An Improved, 235
Harbours and Waterways, 4, 104, 255, 362
Harbours and Waterways in 1891, 4
Hardening Cast Iron'! 175
Harland and Wolff, Messrs., New Steamers for the South African Trade, 261
Harrison’s Hoisting Crab, 305
Hartmann and Brown’s Inductometer, 385
Hartmann and Brown’s Voltmeter, 385
Harvey, Mr. J. W. J., on Mild Steel, 138
Harvey Plate, High Carbon Nickel Steel, 276
Haslam and Co., Messrs., Refrigerator, s.s. “Ruahine,” 276
Haswell Electro-Browning Process, The, 432
“Hawke,” H.M.S., 229
“Hawke,” H.M.S., The Engines of (Supplement, May 6th, 1892), 383
Hay Kicker, Messrs. Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, 542
Hayes, Middlesex, Sewerage, 39
Hayward Tyler and Co., Messrs., Double-acting Gear Plunger Pump, 34
Hayward Tyler and Co., Messrs., Hydraulic Die Press, 235
Heat Engines, Mr. Jas. Atkinson on, 160
Heating Baths, 29
Heck, Mr. J. H., Experiments with Inflammable and Explosive Atmospheres of Petroleum Vapour, 334
Hedge Cutter, Houseman’s, 542
Heliochromy, Composite, 417, 427
Hendon, Sewerage Works at, 460
Herbert, Mr. A., Drilling Machines for Cycle Makers, 46
H.M. First-class Cruiser “Gibraltar,” 360, 361
H.M.S. “Blake,” 313, 338
H.M.S. “Edgar,” Note upon the Trial of, 166
H.M.S. “Grafton,” 110, 111
H.M.S. “Hawke,” 229
H.M.S. “Hawke,” Triple - expansion Engines (Supplement, January 22nd, 1892)
H.M.S. “Ramillies” and “Repulse,” 188, 194
H.M.S. “Royal Sovereign” (Supplement, May 27th, 1892), 451
H.M.S. “Sybille,” Steam Trials of, 306
H.M. Ships, Speed Trials with some of, 313, 338, 390
Higginson’s Wrought Steel Blocks, 55
High Carbon Nickel Steel Harvey Plate, 276
High-speed Locomotives, 44, 51, 74
Highest Viaducts in the World, 497
Hint to Patent Speculators, A, 282
Hoe Rotary Quadruple Press for the Dundee Courier, 47
Hoffman, Mr. W. H., on Granulating Magnetic Iron Ores with the Sturtevant Mill at Croton Mines, New York, 229
Hoisting Crab, Harrison’s, 305
Hoists, Friction, 308
Holden, Captain, Appliances for Scientific Gunnery, 381, 407
Holden and Brooke’s Exhaust Injectors for Locomotives, 193
Hopper Dredger for New South Wales, Mr. C. W. Darley (Supplement, April 8th, 1892), 306
Hopton, Mr. Wm., New Fan, 433, 462
Hornsby-Akroyd Oil Engine, The, 540
Houseman’s Hedge Cutter, 542
Howard Lectures, Postponement of Professor W. C. Unwin’s, 96
Howard, Messrs., Vertical Engine and Boiler, 539
Howden and Co., Messrs. Jas., Engines and Boilers of the S.S. “City of Dundee ” [Supplement, February 26th, 1892), 167
Howe, Mr. H. M., on the Copper Mines of Vermont, 229
Hulse and Co., Messrs., Vertical Lathe, 296, 321
Humber Ice and Coal Company, Hull, Ice-Tipping Apparatus, 153, 157, 168
Hydraulic Die Press, Messrs. Hayward Tyler and Co. 235
Hydraulic or Jet Propulsion, 507, 527
Hydraulic Power in London, Mr. E. B. Ellington, 514
Hydraulic Propulsion, 440
Hydraulic Propulsion, New Method of, 305
Hydraulic Punching Bear, 526

ICE-MAKING Machines, Hand, 460
Ice-Making Machinery at St. Andrew’s Dock, Hull, 153, 157, 168
Ice-Making and Refrigerating Machine, The De La Vergne, 54, 55
Ice-Tipping Apparatus, St. Andrew’s Dock, Hull, 153, 157, 168
Illumination The Distribution and Measurement of, Mr. A. P. Trotter, 428
Imperial Institute, The, 537
India, Government Manufacture of Open-Hearth Steel in, 297
India, Railway Development in the Native States of, 46
Indian Engineering Colleges, 468
Indian Factories, 392
Indian Telegraph Department, The Underman¬ning of the, 480
Indian Telegraphs, 2
Inductometer, Hartmann and Brown’s, 385
Inductor Dynamo, The Kingdon, 118
Inflammable and Explosive Atmospheres of Petroleum Vapour, M. J. H. Heck’s Notes on Experiments with, 334
Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company, The Single- Acting Compound Air Compressor, 496
Initial Condensation, Mr. W. H. Northcott, 199
Injector, Exhaust, 207
Injectors for Locomotives, Exhaust, 193
Inland Navigation Congress, The, 209
Innes, Mr. J., Some Details on the Construction of Marine Boilers, 319
INSTITUTE FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION, CITY AND GUILDS OF LONDON, 55
- Courses of Special Lectures during the Current Term, 55
Institute of Chemistry, 415
INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERS, CHESTERFIELD AND MIDLAND COUNTIES, AND MIDLAND INSTITUTE OF MINING, CIVIL, AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS:-
- Joint Meeting of, 376
Institute, The Imperial, 537
INSTITUTE. INCORPORATED GAS:—
- On the Use of Coke as a Means of Lessening Fog, Mr. Valon, 532
- Twenty-ninth Annual Meeting of, 532
INSTITUTE, CITY AND GUILDS OF LONDON:—
- Annual Meeting of the Governors, 370
INSTITUTE, THE IRON AND STEEL, 469
- Annual Meeting of and Programme of Arrange-ments and Papers to be read, 384
- Calorific Efficiency of the Puddling Furnaces Major Cubillo on the, 470
- Chilled Castings, Mr. Gruson, 469
- Experiments with Basic Steel, Mr. W. H. White, 469
- Experiments in the Use of Cyanides and Alkalies for Desulphurising Pig Iron, Messrs. Ball and Wingham, 469
- Gas Valve for Siemens Furnace, Mr. Wailes on a New Form of, 470
- Manufacture and Application of Chilled Cast Iron, Gruson’s System, Mr. E. Reimers, 470
- Platinum Pyrometers, Mr. H. L. Callendar, 470
- Presentation of the Bessemer Medal to Mr. A. Cooper, 469
- Pure Iron, Colonel Dyer, 469
- Slide Rule for Calculating Blast Furnace Charges, Mr. A. Wingham on a, 470
INSTITUTE, THE IRON AND STEEL (continued):
- Thomson Calorimeter, Mr. Thwaite on the New, 470
INSTITUTE OF MARINE ENGINEERS, 460
- Asbestos, Mr. Fisher, 346, 390
- Initial Condensation, Mr. W. H. Northcott, 199
- Nothing or the Non-existent, Mr. Macfarlane Gray, 230
- Second Annual Dinner, 504
- Stability or the Motion of a Vessel among Waves, Mr. J. A. Rowe, 81, 112
- Water-tight Bulkhead Doors, Mr. S. C. Sage, 150
INSTITUTE OF MINING ENGINEERS, THE AMERICAN, 250
- Apatite with Beds of Magnetite, Professor W. B. Blake on the Association of, 229
- Apatites of Quebec and New York, Mr. John Stewart, 229
- Control of Silicon in Pig Iron, Mr. W. H. Morris, 229
- Copper Mines of Vermont, The, Mr. H. M. Howe, 229
- Cuprocassiterite, Mr. Titus Ulke, 229
- Elevated Cableways and Rope Tramways, Mr. S. Miller, 229
- Granulating Magnetic Iron Ores with the Sturtevant Mill at Croton Mines, New York, Mr. W. H. Hoffman, 229
- Great Gossam Lead of Virginia, Mr. E. C. Moxham, 229
- Magnetic Iron Ores of Ashe Co., North Carolina, Mr. H. B. C. Nitze, 229
- Mining of Gems and other Minerals in Russia, Mr. G. F. Kunz, 229
- Phosphate Chemistry as it Concerns the Miner, Dr. T. M. Chatard, 229
- Phosphate Deposits of Florida, Mr. G. H. Eldridge, 229
- Phosphate Deposits of the Island of Navassa, West Indies, Mr. E. V. D’lnvilliers, 229
- Phosphate Industry in the United States, Professor W. B. Blake, 229
- Phosphate of Lime in the United States and Canada, Mr. W. B. M. Davidson, 229
- Phosphate Slag, Mr. W. H. Morris, 229
- Preservation of the Hearth and Bosh Walls of the Blast Furnace, Mr. Jas. Cayley, 229
- Visits to Industrial Establishments, 250
INSTITUTE, NEW CROSS, S.E., THE GOLDSMITHS’:
- Electrical Organ-blowing Apparatus, Messrs. Abbott and Smith, 438
Institute for the West of Scotland, Formation of a Metallurgic, 526
INSTITUTE OF CIVIL ENGINEERS, THE :
- Annual General Meeting, 508
- Bishop Rock Lighthouses, The, Mr. W. T. Douglass, 200
- Construction of the Vyrnwy Masonry Dam of the Liverpool Corporation Waterworks, Mr. J. E. Parker, 108
- Distribution and Measurement of Illumination, The, Mr. A. P. Trotter 428
- Electrical Measuring Instruments, Mr. James Swinburne, 370, 385
- Illumination by Gas of Tory Island Lighthouse, County Donegal, Mr. D. C. Salmond, 200
- Measurement of High Temperatures, Prof. C. W. C. Roberts-Austen, 473
- Petroleum Engines, Prof. W. C. Unwin, 212
- Sewage Farms of Berlin, The, Mr. Herman A. Roechling, 327
- Weighing Machines, On, Mr. Wilfrid Airy, 75
INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS OF IRELAND :—
- Sewage Disposal of Isolated Dwellings, Mr. W. K. Parry, 321
INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS, THE MANCHESTER STUDENTS OF THE :—
- Fifth Annual Dinner, 108
- Mean or Average Annual Rainfall, Mr. A. B. Binnie, 287
INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS, NEWCASTLE- UPON-TYNE ASSOCIATION OF STUDENTS, 217
- Canal from the Tyne to the Solway, Mr. J. Watt Sandeman, 339
- First Annual Dinner, 217
INSTITUTION OF ELECTRIC ENGINEERS:—
- Load Diagrams of Electric Tramways and Cost of Electric Traction, A. Reckenzaun, 278
Institution, Electrical Standardising, Testing, and Training, Annual Dinner of the Students 287
INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS AND NAVAL ARCHI-TECTS, THE HULL AND DISTRICT :—
- A Few Examples of Centrifugal Force, Mr. A. N. Somerscales, 229
- Annual General Meeting, and Fresh Elections, 428
- Balanced Rudders, Mr. T. Rose, 229
- Size of Ships in Relation to Deadweight, Speed, and Coal Endurance, Mr. F. Somerscales, 131
- Some Detail in the Construction of Marine Boilers, Mr. J. Innes, 319
INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS AND SHIPBUILDERS, THE NORTH-EAST COAST:—
- Propulsion of Paddle Steamers, Mr. King, 80
- Water Gauge Fittings for Steam Boilers, Mr. Harry Gray, 77
INSTITUTION OF GAS ENGINEERS, THE INCORPORATED :—
- Description of the Six-Lift Gasholder and Tank at East Greenwich, Mr. Frank Livesey, 437
- Failure of the Wages System of Payment and the Remedy, “Profit Sharing,” Mr. George Livesey, 437
- Visits of the Members, 437
INSTITUTION OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, THE, 380, 528
- Abstract of the Inaugural Address of Mr. Wm. Anderson, the President, 380
- Annual General Meeting—Papers to be Read, 78
- Papers to be Read in May, 315
- Report upon the Trial of the p.s. “Ville de Douvres,” Professor Kennedy, 381, 408, 433
- Research Committee, 528
INSTITUTION OF MINING ENGINEERS, THE :
- Discussion on the Explosion of Gaseous Mixtures 166
INSTITUTION OF MINING ENGINEERS, THE FEDERATED:—
- Coal and Mineral Resources of Peru, Mr. Edm Lane, 493
- Gold Milling, Mr. W. F. Wilkinson, 493
- Mining m New Zealand, Mr. Geo. J. Binns, 493
- Petroleum m Eastern Europe and the Method of Drilling for it, Mr. A. W. Eastlake, 493
- Programme for June, 459
- Projected Visit to Pont-a-Vendin, 19
INSTITUTE OF MINING ENGINEERS, A LONDON, 24
INSTITUTE OF MINING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, NORTH OF ENGLAND, 552
INSTITUTE OF MINING AND METALLURGY, THE:—
- Its Inception and Purpose, 460
INSTITUTION OF NAVAL ARCHITECTS, THE, 313
- Annual London Meeting, Address of the President, Lord Ravensworth, 297
- Approximate Rule for the Vertical Position of the Centre of Buoyancy, Mr. S. W. Furze Morrish, 314
- Balancing Marine Engines and the Vibration of Vessels, Mr. A. F. Yarrow, 298, 302, 304
- Constant Notation Used at the Admiralty Experimental Works, On Some Additional Features in the, Mr. Froude, 334
- Convenient Curves for Determining the Most Suitable Dimensions for Screw Propellers, Mr. Froude, 334
- Divisional Bulkheads as Applied to Steamers and Sailing Vessels, Mr. Martell, 297, 313
- Notes on Experiments with Inflammable and Explosive Atmospheres of Petroleum Vapours, Mr. J. H. Heck, 334
- Notes on Recent Experience with some of H.M. Ships, Mr. W. H. White, 313, 338, 390
- Notes on the Strength of Steamers, Mr. A. Denny, 333
- Performance of Three Sets of Engines belonging to Second-class Cruisers recently added to H.M. Navy as Calculated from the Full Power Steam Trials, Mr. J. G. Liversidge, 334
- Programme for the Session, 1892, 283
- Ram Vessel, and the Importance of Rams in War, Commander E. B. Boyle, 297
- Steadying Vessels at Sea, Mr. J. T. Thorny- croft, 297
- Theoretical Effect of Race Rotation on Screw Propeller Efficiency, Mr. Froude, 334
- Whaleback Steamers, Mr. F. C. Goodall, 297, 314
INSTITUTION, THE PHILOSOPHICAL (Edinburgh), 126
Technical Education, Robert H. Smith, 126, 159
INSTITUTION, THE UNITED SERVICE :—
- Coast Defence, Discussion on, The Subject of the Prize Essay of the Year, by Captain Craigie, 453
- Probable Influence of Quick Fire Guns on Naval Tactics and on Construction, Admiral Long, 110
Interchangeable Winged Furnace, The, 97
Inter-continental Railway, The, 316
International Miners’ Congress, 458
Interesting Relic, An, 497, 551
‘Invicta,” London and Northampton, Fire- engine, 47
Ireland, Railways in, 56
Iron, Engineers’ Tests for, 157
Iron Gates of the Danube, The, 155
Iron, Mr. H. Webb, on Processes Connected with Manufacture of, 193
Iron and Steel Industries for China, 389
Iron and Steel Industries, Progress of, in Different Countries in Relation to Production and Exports, Mr. Wm. Jacks on the, 515
Iron, Coal, and General Trades of Birmingham, Wolverhampton and other Districts: 16, 36, 56, 78, 98, 118, 139, 160,180, 200, 222, 242, 266, 288, 308, 328, 350, 372, 394, 418, 442, 462, 486, 508, 530, 552
Ironmasters, Rating of, 408
“Isabel,” The Stern wheel s.s., 27, 30
Italy, Reduced Duties on Machinery for, 437
Ives, Mr. Fred E., on Composite Heliochromy, 417, 427

JACKS, Mr. Wm., On the Comparative Progress of the Iron and Steel Industries of Different Countries in Relation to Productions and Ex¬ports, 515
Japan, Cast Iron Pipes in, 7
Japan, Electric Lighting in, 67
Japan, Proposed Railway Extension in, 546
Jarman System of Electric Traction, The, 494
Jeans, Mr. J. G., on the Laws Regulating the Liability of Employers for Accidents to Work¬men in Different Countries, 516
Johnson and Phillips and Davey, Paxman, and Co., Messrs., Coupled Dynamo and Steam Engine, Crystal Palace Exhibition, 249
Johnson System of Underground Conduits, The. 346, 372
Johnstone System of Underground Conduits for Electric Lighting, 346, 372
Joly, Mr. J., Instrument for Measuring the Thermal Expansion of very Minute Solid Bodies, 517
Journalists on the Thames, 532

KAPP’S Magnetometer, 385
Kauri, A Grand Piece of, 315
Kendal and Gent, Messrs., Vertical Milling and Profiling Machine, 73
Kennedy, Professor A. B. W., Report upon the Trial of the p.s. “ Ville de Douvres,” 381, 408, 412, 433
Kidderpore Docks, Swing Bridge for, 350
Kiln Plates? 259
Kingdon Alternator, The, 188
Kingdon Alternator at Frankfort, The, 83
Kingdon Central Station Dynamo, 187
Kingdon Inductor Dynamo, The, 118
King’s Detaching Hooks ? 71
Kite’s System of Ventilation, 359
Korte, Mr. C., on the Comparative Working Expenses of Small Motors, 75
Kunz, Mr. G. F., Mining of Gems and other Minerals m Russia, 229

LABUAN, Coal in, 439
Laidler, Mr. Wm., Development of the Railway System of England, 157
Laird Brothers, Messrs., The “Snowdon ” 473
Lambton Castle, Electric Lighting Plant’at, 150
Lamp, Gulcher Are, 284
Lamp, Gulcher Factory, 284
Lamp for Railway Use, A New, 180
Lamps, Tottenham Court-road, 146
Lancashire Boiler, Trial of a Three-flued 221
Lancashire, Derbyshire, and East Coast Railway, 503
Lane, Mr. Edmund, On the Coal and Mineral Resources of Peru, 493
Latham, Mr. Baldwin, On Evaporation and Condensation, 101
Latham, Mr. Ernest, Triple-expansion Engines, Steam Yacht “Laria,” 258, 264, 280
Lathe, Vertical, Messrs. Hulse and,Co., 296, 321
Launch on the Thames, The “Priestman” Oil,, 504
Launches and Trial Trips, 19, 59, 81, 101, 138,. 162, 182, 203, 222, 242, 268, 290, 310, 328, 350, 372, 392, 420, 444, 464, 486, 508, 530, 554
Laval, Dr. Gustave de, Steam Turbine, 266
Leach, jun., Mr. H. L., Sand-feeding Apparatus- for Locomotives, 400
LEADERS:
- 1892, 9
- Alkali Act and Chemical Works, The, 545
- Allport, Sir James, 365
- American Atlantic Liners, 457
- American Factories and Wages, 261
- Auxiliary Steamers, 94
- Ayrton, Professor, On Electro-technics, 113
- Battle of the Watersheds, The, 259
- Boilers in the Navy, 237
- Bounties on Shipbuilding in France, 216
- British Trade, 525
- British Trade for April, 413
- Cable Communicator with the West Indies, 282
- Can Ball Lightning be Photographed ? 94
- Capital and Labour, 71
- Captain Noble on Friction in Bores of Guns, 545
- Cause of Strikes, The, 388
- Cement Stone Discovered in Natal, 52
- Chicago Exhibition, The, 344
- Chilian Cruisers, 502
- Civil Engineering, 9
- Clyde Shipbuilding, 437
- Coal Consumption in Men-of-War, 71
- Coinage, The, 523
- Collapsed Furnace Crowns by Marine oilers 176
- Colonial Duties on Steamship Coal, 238
- Colliers’ Strike, The, 195
- Combined Waterworks and Electric Power Station, 367
- Comfortable Travelling, 155
- Consular Assistance to British Trade, 436
- Controlled Torpedoes, 323
- Copper and Engineering Needs, 458
- Cylinder Condensation, An Unconsidered Phase of, 260
- Dangerous Experiment, A, 411
- Drainage of Cairo, The, 365, 436
- Drainage of a County, The, 502
- Drainage of Paris, The, 154
- Duke of Cambridge on War Materiel, The, 412
- Durham Strike, fl he, 479
- East London Waterworks Pumping Engines, 53
- Educating a Professor, 197
- Electric Light Engines and Boilers, 176
- Electric Railways in France, 196
- Electric Traction on Tramways, 282
- Electric Lighting at Georgetown, Demerara, 389
- Electric Lighting, Successful, 389
- Electrical Engineering, 14
- Employers’ Liability and Accident Funds, 233
- End of the Holiday, The, 259
- Engineering Exchange, The, 480
- Engineering Exchange, Proposed, 304
- Engineering and Metal Trades and Canal Rates,. 324
- Engineers’ Strike in the North, The, 366
- Engineers’ Wages at Sea, 525
- English and American Locomotives, 524
- Fabulous History of the Steam Engine, The, 324
- False Marking “London,” 367
- Fire Protection at Cape Town, 344
- Flood Outlets in Tropical Countries, 51
- Foreign Competition in Railway Materials, 193
- Foreign Treaties and Colonial Trade, 176
- France and Quick-fire Guns, 32
- French Tariffs and Trade, 436
- French Torpedo Boat, A, 72
- French Trials of Elswick Quick-fire Guns, 154
- Gas Furnaces and Puddling, 389
- Gas Production and Distribution, 216
- Gas Supply, 16
- Gaseous Fuel for Burning Portland Cement, 501
- Gem Mining Machinery, 114
- General Tweedie’s Bullet, 480
- Glass-making Machinery, 345
- Growth of Ocean Telegraphy, The. 94
- Gruson's Quick-fire Guns on Shielded Mountings, 412
- High-speed Locomotives, 51
- Hint to Patent Speculators, A, 282
- Influence of Steam Jackets, The, 501
- International Miners’ Congress. 458
- Iron Gates of the Danube, The, 155
- Iron and Steel Industries for China, 389
- Largest Refrigerating Machine in the World, The, 304
- London Electric Supply Corporation, The, 281
- Machine Drilling in Mines, 324
- Machinery for the Preparation of Tea, 388
- Mechanical Engineering, 11
- Military Aeronautics, 323
- Military Ballooning, 134
- Miners’ Federation and the Durham Strike, 458
- Miners’ Wages and Coal, 32
- Mining by Electric Power, 282
- Mining Engineering and Coal Trade Profit?, 345
- Mining Machines in the North, 134
- Modern Aerial Navigation, 435
- Municipal Authorities and Central Electric Light Stations, 343
- New Tariffs on the Continent, The’, 114
- Pensions for Workpeople, 197
- Petroleum in the Suez Canal, 546
- Price of Patent Specifications, The, 197
- Proposed New Mining Engineering Scheme, 52
- Proposed Railway Extensions in Japan, 546
- Proposed Ship Canal to Brussels, The, 458
- Protection of Wire Ropes, The, 260
- Pumping under Difficulties, 480
- Railway Time and Engineers, 502
- Railways v. Rifles, 389
- Railways of Victoria, 389
- Rating of Machinery Bill, The, 304
- Reduced Duties on Machinery for Italy 437
- Real “Battle of the Gauges,” A, 215
- Romer, Mr. Robert, on Patent Cases, 93
- Royal Agricultural Society’s Judges, 502
- Royal Ordnance Factories, The, and the Mann facturers, 133
- Safety of Railway Travelling, The, 345
- Sanitary Engineering, 15
LEADERS {continued'):—
- Shipowners and Harbour Facilities at Glasgow. 196
- Slack Boilers, 366
- Smoke, 31
- Solidification of Petroleum, The, 479
- Solidified Petroleum, 195
- Speed in the Navy, 343
- Speed of Oriental Mail Steamers, The, 72
- Steam Engines for Ships of War, 52
- Steam and Sailing Ships, 367
- Steamers Laid Idle, 346
- Steamships and Freights, 367
- “Stop Week” and the Export Trades in Coal, The, 304
- Steel and Iron-making in China, 282
- Stoppage of Coal Supplies, The, 175
- Strike, The Durham, 479
- Strikes in the North, Tne, 133, 303
- Telephone Revolt, A, 413
- Tempered Coffee, 134
- Thermo-dynamics and the Steam Engine, 215
- Threatened Stoppage of the Collieries, The, 154
- Torpedo Boats, 94
- Trade of 1891, The, 53
- Trade Position, The, 436
- Transandine Railway, The, 154
- “Trusts” and “ Futures,” 523
- Tunnel Illumination, a New Method of, 345
- Two Great Engineering Schemes, 216
- Underground Railways in Paris, 72, 196
- Undermanning of the Indian Telegraph Department, The, 480
- United States Naval Engineers, The, 481
- Vibration of Steamships, The, 304
- “Ville De Douvres ” Trial, The, 412
- Vyrnwy Aqueduct Tunnel under the Mersey, The, 261
- Wages and Results in the Coal Trade, 387
- War Material, 15
- Water Resources of London, The, 457
- Water Supply, 16
- Waterway Improvements on the Continent, 480
- “Whaleback” in a Gale, The, 345
- What is the Yorkshire Coal owner to do ? 32
- Wood and Asphalte Paving, 435
- Woolwich Arsenal and Private Manufacturers, 153
- World’s Highest Chimney Stack, The, 436
- Yorkshire Coalfield, The, 546
- Yorkshire Coalowners and their Contracts, 72
- Yorkshire Coalowners and the Locomotive Con¬tracts, 458
- Yorkshire Locomotive Coal Contracts, The, 53
- Yorkshire Miners and the Durham Strike, 389
Leather Trades Exhibition, 319
Leblanc Process, Mr. J. J. Miller’s Diagram for Illustrating, 302
Leeds Forge Company, The Interchangeable Winged Furnace, 97
Leek, The Sewage of, 182
Lees, Messrs. T. and R., Double-geared Drilling Machine, 23, 24
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE :
- Anglo-American Brush Electric Light Corpora¬tion, Limited, w. King, Brown and Co., 302
- Lane Fox, v. The Kensington and Knightsbridge Electric Lighting Company, 197, 222, 241, 256, 287
- Nettlefold’s, Limited, v. Reynolds—Same v. Same, 98
- Nettlefold’s, Limited, v. Reynolds, 327
- Ungar v. Sugg, 159
Lens, A Giant Lighthouse, Mr. J. R. Wigham, 349
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR :—
- Adjustable Lock and Weir, Sphincter Grip Armoured Hose Co., 391
- Aerial Navigation, Joseph Bernays, 528
- Aerial Navigation H. Leopold, 529
- Alternating Motors, Brush Electrical Engineer¬ing Co., 118
- Aluminium and its Uses? J. N. G., 323
- American Cruisers, A. I. N. A., 257
- American Railway Traffic and Rates, Inquirer, 527
- An Impostor.—A Warning, Taken in, 178
- Application of One, Two, or Three Steam Jackets to a Triple Condensing Engine, Bryan Donkin, jun., 506
- Atlantic Racing, Roumania, 462, 507
- Atlantic Racing, Pilot, 479
- Auxiliary Steamers, Robert McGlasson, 117
- Auxiliary Steamers, Simpson, Strickland, and Co., 117
- Balancing Marine Engines, Alexander Vogel¬sang, 441
- Balancing Marine Engines and the Vibration of Vessels, John Batey, 371
- Boiler Explosions, Edw. G. Hiller, 48
- Boiler Explosions, Fuel Economisers, and Grease Traps, Factor, 320
- Boiler Explosions, Fuel Economisers, and Grease Traps, M. Powis Bale, 371
- Brake Horse-power, C. E. B., 441, 506, 551, 523
- Gam-cutting Machine? E. D., 387
- Carrying an Oil Tank on a Launch? Certain, 343
- Cast Iron Test Bars, Walter Bagshaw, 371
- Casting Brass on a Shaft? Inquirer, 51
- Centenary of Gas Lighting, D. Pollock, 391
- Channel, The, from Preston Docks to the Sea, G. Henry Roberts, 209
- Channel from Preston Docks to the Sea, The, A. Fowler, 233
- Channel from Preston Docks to the Sea, The, Colin P. Fowler, 232
- Chicago Exhibition, Prices of Foreign Goods, T., 528
- Chilled Iron Rollers? J. S., 71
- “Cito Anspect,” The, Philologist, 321
- “Cito Anspect,” The, Phil. O. Sofer, 337
- “Cito Anspect,” The, The Writer of the Article, 337
- Climatic and Pluvial Phenomena on the North Coast of Chili, George O’Brien, 117
- Coffee Cleaning Machines? F. J. F., 281
- Colonial Duties on Steamship Coal, I. D. C., 257
- Compound Locomotives, T. A., 48
- Compound Locomotives, F. Grover, 48
- Compound Locomotives, John Riekie, 28, 48
- Condenser Valves, Joseph Evans and Sons, 441
- Condition of Steam in an Engine Cylinder, Maurice F. FitzGerald, 306
- Condition of Steam in an Engine Cylinder, N. E. Coast, 286
- Construction of Forges? R. G. R., 175
- Cost of Tramway Traction, The, J. Forrest Brunton, 484
- Cylinder Condensation, Aloysius, 45
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (continued):—
- Cylinder Condensation, Duncan A. Morton, 529
- Data about the Reaction of the Sun’s Radiation, S. Tolver Preston, 209
- Development of Navies, Ttie, G. W. C., 115
- Draught of Vehicles, J. H. Brigg, 117, 178, 200
- Draught of Vehicles, J., 200
- Draught of Vehicles, The, L. Lawrence, 233
- Draught of Vehicles, Wm. Philipson, 131
- Dynamics, J. J., 484, 527
- Dynamics, Student, 484, 527
- Dynamics, X. Y., 484
- Educating a Professor, Z., 321
- Efficiency of Steam Pumps, Miner, 74
- Electric Locomotives, Sylvanus P. Thompson, 529
- Electric Motors for Traction Work, E. R. Dolby, 484
- Electrical Accumulator Efficiency, H. Miller, 29
- Electrogine Balls? Electric, 51
- Employment Bureau, J. McDonald, 74
- Engineering Salaries in India, An Indian Engineer, 529
- Engineers, Engine-room Artificers, and Stokers for the Navy, G. P., 233
- Engines for the Electric Light, Jebus Bickle, jun., 171
- Engines for the Electric Light, I. I. I., 171
- Engines for the Electric Light, A. Volt, 146 209
- Engines for Ships of War, J. Jennings Campbell, 5, 44, 115, 170, 193, 257
- Engines for Ships of War, An Old Pupil, 130, 193
- Engines for Ships of War, Puzzled One, 147
- Engines for.Ships of War, J. Jos. Stalker, 170, 257
- Engines for Ships of War, Superintending Engineer, 130, 207
- English and American Locomotives, W. M. A., 207, 233, 265, 321
- English and American Locomotives, M. N. Forney, 462
- English and American Locomotives, An Indian Locomotive Superintendent, 337
- English and American Locomotives, An Old Driver, 286
- English and American Locomotives, J. D. Twinberrow, 308
- English and American Locomotives, Not a Yankee, 233
- Envelope-making Machinery ? W. D., 237
- Exhaust Injectors, Holden and Brooke, Limited, 207
- Exports and Imports, Britisher, 115
- Exports and Imports, A Trader, 74
- Fast Trains in Germany, North-Western, 551
- Fibre-cleaning Machinery, B., 320
- Fire-gild for Brass Goods, E. G. H., 175
- Fires in Bunkers, The United Asbestos Company, Limited, 320
- Force and Motion, A Crammer, 48, 118
- Force and Motion, C. L. H., 74
- Force and Motion, Maurice F. FitzGerald, 29, 73
- Forced Draught, Robert Bruce, 118
- Forcing Water through Pipes? Water Supply, 281
- Fremont Furnaces ? W. F. A., 31
- French Torpedo Boats, Augustin Normand and Co., 118
- Friction Hoists, G. F. Ransome, 308
- Garrood’s Cultivator or Pulveriser, Charles Garrood, 529
- Gas Engines at the Crystal Palace Exhibition ? The Campbell Gas Engine Company, Limited, Hugh Campbell, 113
- Gas Engines at the Crystal Palace, Wilfred Webb, 133
- Gem Mining Machinery, Matheson and Grant, 146
- German Railways, The Writer of the Article, 147
- Government Patent Fees, E. P. Alexander and Son, 372
- Great Western Railway, The, Edw. Reynolds, 507
- Great Western Railway, The, Clement E. Stretton, 507
- Great Western Railway, The, J. J. Tyrrell, 507
- Great Western Railway, The, A. A. Wickenden, 507
- Grinding Mustard ? J. R., 411
- Hardening Cast Iron ? H. B., 175
- Heating Baths, Joseph Wright, 29
- High-speed Locomotives, Wm. B. Bryan, 74
- High-speed Locomotives, Charles Rous-Marten, 44
- High-speed Locomotives, North-Western, 74
- High-speed Locomotives, Clement E. .Stretton, 74
- High-speed Locomotives, W. B. Thompson, 74
- High-speed Locomotives, X., 74
- How a Locomotive is Propelled, C. D. Andrew, 170, 208, 232
- How a Locomotive Engine is Propelled, Douglas Banfield, 131
- How a Locomotive is Propelled, Anthony S. Bower, 193, 208, 232, 320, 390, 440, 485
- How a Locomotive is Propelled, J. H. Brigg, 116, 131
- How a Locomotive is Propelled, A Driver, 147
- How a Locomotive Engine is Propelled, J. Mac- farlane Gray, 371
- How a Locomotive Engine is Propelled, John H. A. McIntyre, 265
- How a Locomotive is Propelled, Old Bogie, 440
- How a Locomotive is Propelled, L., 171, 207, 265
- How a Locomotive is Propelled, R., 147
- How a Locomotive is Propelled, W., 116
- How a Locomotive Engine is Propelled, X., 130
- Hydraulic or Jet Propulsion, Robt. McGlasson, 527
- Hydraulic or Jet Propulsion, Alexander Vogelsang, 507
- Hydraulic Propulsion, Alexander Vogelsang, 440, 507
- Improvement in Belting, The, Awake, 371
- Improvement of Belting, The, Dormant, 337
- Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Research Committee, 528
- Interesting Relic, An, Nauticus, 551
- Is Machinery to be Rated ? C. Humphreys- Davies, 286
- Johnson System of Underground Conduits The, The International Electric Subway Co. Limited, 372
- Kiln Plates ? A Millwright, 259
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (continued):—
- Kingdon Inductor Dynamo, The, J. A. King- don, 118
- King’s Detaching Hooks ? S. E. B., 71
- Large Syphon, McKinney Lake, U.S., J. N. O. Wormaid, 527
- Last Trial with Quartermain’s Aerostransitor, Wm. Quartermain, 440
- Locomotive Building in a Hurry, Canada, 29
- Locomotive Engine Boilers, H. R. Leahy, 336
- Locomotive History, Hyde Clarke, 484
- Locomotive History, E. B. D., 484
- Locomotive History, Old Iron, 484
- Locomotive History, H. G. S., 484
- Locomotive History, Clement E. Stretton, 484
- London’s Water Supply, Droflaw, 44
- London’s Water Supply, J. H., 28, 118
- Macaroni Plant ? H. and M. C., 323
- Marine Governors, Durham, Churchill, and Co., 321
- Maximum Torque in Motors, Non-Mathema¬tics, 287
- Mechanics of Locomotives, The, Robert H. Smith, 462
- Metric System and Toothed Gear, The, Silvanus P. Thompson, 485
- Metric Tables ? Chas. Louis Hett, 195
- Murdoch or Murdock, D. Pollock, 462
- New American Warships, The, G. W. C., 306
- New Fan, A., Bumsted and Chandler, 462, 485
- Non-Luminosity of the Bunsen Flame, Jas. W. Vickers, 209
- Note upon the Data of Some Recent Steam Trials, Robert Mansel, 390
- Observations at the River Thames, Charing Cross, W. G. Black, 28
- Ocean Steaming, H. Leupold, 45
- On Radiation, Viewed as a Cause for the Proper Motion of Radiating Bodies, S. Tolver Preston, 5
- Oscillation of Railway Carriages, C. E. Cardew, 308
- Oscillation of Railway Vehicles, C. E. Cardew, 208
- Oscillations of Railway Vehicles, The, A. G. Greenhill, 257
- Overlapping Twin-Screws, Helix, 178
- Patent Renewal Fees, William P. Thompson and Co., 441
- Perforating Machinery? W. A., 175
- Pneumatic Pulverisers, Sidney Straker, 131
- Polishing Ivory ? Ybrow, 457
- Portland Cement, J. Mowat Reid, 286
- Potters’ Kilns ? Potter, 303
- Price of Tubes ? Lloyd and Lloyd, 387
- Priming and its Detection, J. D., 440
- Private Telephones, J. T. H., 178
- Problem in Gyroscopes, A., W. C. Cox, 485
- Problem in Gyroscopes, A, An Engineer, 485
- Problem in Gyroscopes, Hub, 528
- Problem in Gyroscopes, L. Lawrence, 551
- Problem in Gyroscopes, A, James Langmuir Napier, 485
- Problem in Gyroscopes, A, Arch. Sharp, 441, 485, 551
- Problem in Gyroscopes, A, Twirier, 391, 485, 506, 551
- Problem in Gyroscopes, H. Wake, 528
- Rainbow’s Water Raiser ? T. S. W., 479
- Reducing Bones to Meal for Agriculture, Hopgrower, 501
- Reducing Bones to Meal for Agriculture ? T. C. S., 479
- Retaining Walls, Jules Conradi, 208
- Retaining Walls, J. D., 208
- Retaining Walls, Maurice F. FitzGerald, 208
- Retaining Walls, Student, 147
- Retaining Walls, W. J. M., 193
- Ribble Navigation, A. F. Fowler, 321
- St. Pancras Electric Lighting, Test of Babcock and Wilcox Economy Boilers, 171
- Screw Propellers, Robert McGlasson, 171, 193
- Screw Propellers, B. G. V., 171, 193
- Screw Propulsion with Non-reversible Engines, Robert McGlasson 286, 320, 371, 441, 527
- Sewer Dimensions? C. S., 343
- Sewer Dimensions, Albert Wollheim, 371
- Shop Discipline, A. D., 527
- Single Crank Engines of Maximum Power ? Hiram Davis, 457
- Soda and Chlorine from Salt by Electrical De-composition, Papermaker, 130
- Solidified Petroleum, H. V. Pickstone, 233
- Sound Signals at Sea, F. N. C., 131
- South African Engineers? H. M., 51
- S.S. “Angloman,” The, Laird Brothers, 441
- Spanish Harbour Works, Julius G. Neville and Co., 193
- Speed in the Navy, Alexander Vogelsang, 371
- Speed of Propeller Bosses, Robert McGlasson, 117
- Speed of Propeller Bosses, Tynesider, 147
- Steam Engines for Ships of War, An Old Pupil, 130, 193
- Steam Engines for Ships of War, Superintending Engineer, 130, 207
- Steam v. Manual Fire-engines, F. Marten Hale, 178
- Steel Wire Carriage Seating ? C. E., 457
- Sugar Crushing Machines ? Grocer, 93
- Superheated Steam, John Gamgee, 209
- Sydney Harbour Bridge, S. Pollitzer, 306
- Taxation of Machinery, G. Humphreys Davies, 29
- Telegraphing Without Wires, Jebus Bickle, jun., 147
- Tesla’s Experiments, Mr., Maurice FitzGerald, 147
- Tests of Single-cylinder Compound and Triple Engines of Same Type, Bryan Donkin, jun., 45
- Tests of Single-cylinder Compound and Triple Engines of the Same Type, Superintending Engineer, 74
- The Ether, a Rough Idea of Sir John Herschel’s Modernised, S. Tolver Preston, 113
- Thermo-dynamics, Wm. Donaldson, 506
- Thermo-dynamics, J. J., 484, 527
- Thermo-dynamics, Student, 441, 484, 527
- Thermo-dynamics, Tutor, 462, 506
- Tides for Electric Lighting, The, S. Tolver Preston, 320
- Tobacco-cutting Machines, F. J. F., 545
- Trial of Patent Cases, Ernest R. Royston, 146
- U.S. Naval Engineers, C. P., 507
- U.S. Naval Engineers, Geo. Quick, 527
- Value of Patents, The, J. S. F., 5
- Value of Patents, North London, 48
- Value of Patents, Pot-hunter, 73
- Vertical Spindle Lathe, E. W. Anderson, 321
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (continued):—
- Vulcan Fire Engine? The Fire Appliances Manufacturing Company, Prof. F. M. Hale, 71
- Warning, A, Collier Brothers, 523
- Warning, A, Green and Boulding, 545
- Water Balance Lift? M. Inst. C.E., 9
- Water Gauge Fittings, Broken Gauge Glass, 131
- Wheel Moulding Machines ? H. W., 93
- William Murdock Memorial, The, R. B. P., 321, 441
- Wrought Iron in the Cupola, Corebox, 508
Liability of Employers, Laws Regulating the, for Accidents, Mr. J. S. Jeans, 516
Light and Colour, Captain W. de W. Abney, 417
Lighthouse, The Bishop Rock, 200
Lighthouse, County Donegal, Illumination by Gas of, Tory Island, 200
Lighthouse Lens, A Giant, Mr. J. R. Wigham, 349
Lightning, Ball, Can it be Photographed ? 94
Lightning, Fly-wheels and Unchained, 178
Lincoln, Erecting Shop, Globe Works, 276, 277
Lindsley, Mr. M. M., Screw Coupling for Narrow Gauge Railways, 2
Liquefying Oxygen and Common Air, Professor Dewar on, 516
LITERATURE
- Alkali Makers’ Handbook, The, by G. Lunge and K. Hurter, 135
- Almanach der Kriegs Flotten, 114
- Annuaire pour 1’An 1892, Publie par le Bureau des Longitudes, 216
- Architectural Perspective, by F. O. Ferguson, 324
- Colour Measurement and Mixture, by Captain W. de Abney, 33
- Comprehensive International Wire Table, The, 197
- Development of Navies during the Last Half- century, Captain Eardley-Wilmot, 95
- Diaries of Sir Dan. Gooch, with Introductory Notice, by Sir Theodore Martin, 481
- Dynamics of Rotation: An Elementary Introduction to Rigid Dynamics, by A. M. Workington, 437
- Electric Light Cables and the Distribution of Electricity, by Stuart A. Russell, 367
- Electricity Up-to-Date, by John B. Verity, 282
- Electro-magnet and Electro-magnetic Mechanism, by Silvanus P. Thompson, 53
- Elements of Agriculture, by W. Fream, 345
- Elements of Dynamic Electricity and Magnetism, by Philip Atkinson, 114
- Elements of Metallurgy, A Practical Treatise on the Art of Extracting Metals from their Ores, J. Arthur Phillips, 261
- Engineering Chemistry, by H. Joshua Phillips, 197
- First Book of Mechanics for Young Beginners, by the Rev. J. G. Easton, 437
- General Plan of the Various Main Reef Properties in the Witwatersrand Goldfields, South African Republic, by Ewan Currey and Burton Tucker, 155
- How to Use the Aneroid Barometer, by Edw. Whymper, 33
- Laxton’s Builders’ Price Book for 1892, 437
- Light, An Elementary Treatise (Whittaker’s Library of Popular Science), by«Sir Henry Truman Wood, 413
- Lockie’s Marine Engineer’s Drawing-book, 503
- Marine Propellers, by Sidney W. Barnaby, 134
- Mechanical and Other Properties of Iron and Steel in Connection with their Chemical Composition, by A. Vosmaer, 53
- Metallurgy of Argentiferous Lead, The, by M. Eissler, 345
- Metropolitan Water Supply, Considerations Affecting the Adequacy and Control of the Water Supply to the Metropolis, by E. H. Stevenson and E. K. Burstal, 197
- Milling Machines and Processes, by Paul N. Hasluck, 238
- Modern American Methods of Copper Smelting, E. D. Peters, 261
- Modern French Artillery, by James Dredge, 261
- Modern Practice of the Electric Telegraph, by Franklin Leonard Pope, 525
- The Naval Annual, 1892, by Lord Brassey, 547
- New Holidays in Essex, by Percy Lindley, 503
- Oxborrow and Money Kent’s Universal Manual, 283
- Phosphates of America, When and How they Occur, how they are Mined, and what they Cost, andc. andc., by Francis Wyatt, 413
- Practical Engineers’ Hand-book, Comprising a Treatise on Modern Engines and Boilers, andc. andc., by Walter S. Hutton, 155
- Robert Fulton “Makers of America,” by Robert H. Thurston, 155
- Secondary Batteries, being a Description of the Modern Apparatus for the Storage of Electric Energy, by J. T. Niblett, 502
- Tenth Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey for 1888-89, 324
- Theory of Heat, by James Clerk Maxwell, 413
- Washington Bridge, The, over the Haarlem River at 181st Street, New York City, A Description of its Construction, by William R. Hutton, 33
Liverpool and Llandudno Steamer, A New, 473
Liverpool Overhead Railway, 42
Liversidge, Mr. J. G., The Performance of Three Sets of Engines belonging to Second-class Cruisers, 334
Livesey, Mr. Frank, Description of a Six-lift Gasholder and Tank at East Greenwich, 437
Livesey, Mr. George, Papers on the Failure of the Wages System of Payment and the Remedy, “Profit Sharing,” 437
Lloyd and Lloyd, Messrs., The Benardos-Howard Electric Welding Process, 168, 169
Lloyd and Lloyd,' Messrs., Electrically-welded Tubes and Fittings, 535, 536
Load Diagrams of Electric Tramways and the Cost of Electric Traction, 278
Lobnitz and Co., Messrs., Twin-screw Pontoon Crane Steamer “Buarque de Macedo,” 2, 3, 6
Lock Gates and Sluices, The Distribution of Beams in, 271
Lock and Weir, Adjustable, 338, 391
Locomotive, A. Stephenson’s (1846), 425, 449
Locomotive, American Ten-wheel Passenger, 254
Locomotive Boiler Drilling Machine, 68
Locomotive Building in a Hurry, 29
Locomotive and Car Wheels, Revolutions per Mile and Centrifugal Force of, 350
Locomotive Coal Contracts, Yorkshire, 53
Locomotive, Competitive Baldwin, 273
Locomotive, On the Construction of the Modern, 1, 21, 103, 333
Locomotive, On the Construction of the Modern, Section II, The Foundry—Part I., Iron, 377, 423
Locomotive Driving Wheels, 7ft. Diameter, 533
Locomotive Engine Boilers, 336
Locomotive Engine is Propelled, How a, 116, 130, 137, 147, 170, 171, 193, 207, 208, 232, 265, 320, 371, 390, 440, 454, 485
Locomotive, An Experimental, Mr. F. M. Goss, 482
Locomotive, Explosion of a, 383
Locomotive, Express, Eastern Railway of France (Supplement, March 4th, 1892), 191, 214, 216
Locomotive, 1842, Great Western, Messrs. Stephenson and Co., 425, 447, 449, 456
Locomotive, 1846, Great Western Railway, 450
Locomotive, 1856, Great Western Railway, 450
Locomotive, Great Western Railway Broad-gauge, 454
Locomotive History, 484
Locomotive Performances in New South Wales, 254
Locomotive, Standard Goods, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, Mr. A. F. Aspinall (Supplement, January 1st, 1892)
Locomotive, Standard Passenger, New York Central and Hudson River Railway, Mr. W. Buchanan (Supplement, June 17th, 1892), 519
Locomotive, Tank, London and South-Western Railway, Mr. Joseph Beattie (Supplement, February 5th, 1892), 106
Locomotive Traction and Driving, The Mechanics of, 401, 467
Locomotive, Compound, 28, 48
Locomotives, Early Great Western, 426, 427
Locomotives, Electric, 529
Locomotives, English and American, 165, 185, 205, 207, 233, 265, 286, 308, 321, 337, 461, 524
Locomotives, Exhaust Injectors for, 193
Locomotives, Gooch’s Design for Russian, 447
Locomotives, High-speed, 44, 51, 74
Locomotives, The Mechanics of, 462
Locomotive for Underground Haulage, Messrs. Bickle and Co., 497
Locomotives, Sand-feeding Apparatus for, 400
London in Brussels, 42
London Chamber of Commerce, Electrical Trades Section, 473
London Chamber of Commerce, Engineering Trade Section, 408
London County Council, Overhead Wiresand the, 517
London, Electric Lighting in, 402, 404, 410
London, Electric Locomotion in Central, 459
London Electric Supply Corporation, The, 281
London Electric Supply Corporation, Cable Testing Apparatus for, 85
London Metallurgical Company, The, A Cold Galvanising Process, 235
London Sewage, its Treatment and Disposal, 348
London and South-Western Railway Tank Locomotive, Mr. Joseph Beattie (Supplement February 5th, 1892), 106
London, The Water Resources of, 457
London Water Supply, 245
London’s Water Supply, 28, 44, 118
London Water Supply, Constant, 392
Longworth’s Patent Power Hammer, 177
Luard, Mr. E. S., Screw-coupling for Narrow Gauge Railways, 2
Luxemburg, The Railways of, 247

MACDONALD Subway Electric Conduit, The, (Figs. 11, 12), 431
Mach, Prof., Investigations into the Nature of the Sound of a Projectile, 513
Machine Drilling in Mines, 324
Machine Tools, Messrs. Jas. Spencer and Co 496
Machinery, Is it to be Rated ? 286, 304
Machinery for Italy, Reduced Duties on, 437
Machinery, Payment for, by Instalments, 349
Machinery for the Preparation of Tea, 388
Machinery Rating Bill, The, 286, 304
Machinery, Taxation of, 29
Mcllwaine, Mr. E. N., on Suction Dredgers, 163
McKinney Lake, U.S., Large Drainage Syphon, 472
McKinney Lake, U.S., Large Syphon and English Syphons, 527
MacMahon Ammonia Motor, The, 75
Maginnis, Mr. A. J., Transatlantic Liners and Steamships, No. II, 74
Magnetic Attraction of Liquid Oxygen, 516
Magnetic Iron Ores of Ashe County, N. Carolina, Mr. H. B. C. Nitze on, 229
Magnetic Iron Ores, Mr. W. H. Hoffman on Granulating, with the Sturtevant Mill, 229
Magnetometer, Kapp’s 385
Magnolia Metallic Packing, 438
Mail Train Struck by a Cyclone at the Nowska Railway Station, 483
Main.Roads Arbitration, A, 28
“Maine,” U.S. Armoured Cruiser, 62
Manchester Ship Canal, The, 67, 222
Manchester Ship Canal, Progress Plan, 417
Mansel, Mr. R., Note upon the Trial of H.M.S. “Edgar,” 166
Mansion House, Electric Lighting of the, 217
Manual Fire Engine a Thing of the Past, The Old, 162
Map of the Great Western Railway System, 399
Map showing Railways of Sumatra, 341
Map of Wainileet Haven Improvement, 405, 406
Marine Boilers, Collapsed Furnace Crowns by, 176
Marine Governors, 321
Marsh Mill, Cleckheatou, after the Fall of the Chimney, 234
Marsh’s Smoke Consuming, 543
Martell, Mr., On Divisional Bulkheads as Applied to Steamers and Sailing Vessels, 297
Martinez, Mr., On the Transandine Railway of South America, 244
Martin Anchor, Improved, 266
Mason’s Skylight for Engine-rooms, and?., Armison’s Improved, 416
Mather’s Soft Metal Hammers, 137
Matter, at Rest and in Motion, Lord Raleigh, 120
Maximum Torque in Motors, 287
Mean or Average Annual Rainfall, 287
Measurement of High Temperatures, The, Professor W. C. Roberts-Austen, 473
Measurement of Velocities by the Use of the Phenomena of Sound, 513
Mechanical Engineering, 11
Mechanics of Locomotive Traction and Driving, The, Professor R. H, Smith, 401, 467
Mechanics of Locomotives, The, 462
Men-of-War, Coal Consumption in, 71
Merry weather and Sons, Messrs., Fire Engine for a Turkish Warship, 504
Merry weather and Sons, Messrs., Steam Fire Engine for South America, 7
Mersey Bar, The, 273, 384
Mersey Dock and Harbour Board, The, 495
Metallic Carbonyls, Mr. Ludwig Mond on, 498
Metallic Packing, Magnolia, 438
Metallurgical Institute for the West of Scotland, 526
Metals from Corrosion, The Protection of, 432
Meter, The Brillie Electrical Energy, 416
Metric System and Toothed Gear, The, 484
Metric Tables ? 195
Metropolitan Railway for New York, 64, 65, 66
Metropolitan Railway Tunnel Purification, 89
Middlesbrough, Launch at, 203
“Midget” Dynamo, Gulcher, 284
Midget Lamp, The, 188
Mild Steel, Mr. I. W. J. Harvey on, 138
Military Aeronautics, 323
Military Ballooning, 134
Mill, The “Monarch” Disintegrator and Coalgrinding, 47
Mill for Paint Works, Triple Roller and Pug, 27
Miller, Mr. J. J., Diagram for Illustrating the Leblanc Process, 302
Miller, Mr. S., on Elevated Cableways and Rope Tramways, 229
Milling Machine, Special Vertical, 7
Milling and Profiling Machine, Vertical, 73
Miners’ Conference, The, 244
Miners’ Congress, International, 458
Miners’ Federation and the Durham Strike, The, 458
Miners’ Wages and Coal, 32
Mines, Machine Drilling in, 324
Mining by Electric Power, 282
Mining Engineering Scheme, Proposed New, 52
Mining of Gems and other Minerals in Russia, Mr. G. F. Kunz, 229
Mining Machines in the North, 134
Mining and Manufacture of Asbestos, Mr. J. P. Fisher on the, 346
Mining in New Zealand, Mr. Geo. J. Binns on, 493
Mining Returns, 473
Mining Engineering and Coal Trade Profits, 345
Miscellanea, 8, 25, 49, 70, 87, 109, 127, 151, 174, 189, 213, 236, 253, 279, 307, 317, 340, 363, 393, 409, 429, 455, 477, 499, 521, 550
Mobilisation of the Fortress of Portsmouth, 526
Modern Aerial Navigation, Captain J. D. Fullerton, 435
Modern Locomotive, On the Construction of the, 103, 333
Moenchenstein, Bridge Failure at, Max am Ende, 143
“Monarch” Disintegrator and Coal Grinding Mill, The, 47
Mond, Mr. Ludwig, Metallic Carbonyls, 498
Moore, Mr. R. St. George, New Pier at Brighton, 91, 92
Moore, Mr. R. St. George, New Pier and Marine Palace, Brighton, 136, 137
Morris, JMr. Thomas, Engineers’ Tests for Iron Considered and Suggestions for Standard Uniform Tests, 157, 222
Morris, Mr. W. H., on the Control of Silicon in Pig Iron, 229
Morris, Mr. W. H., on Modern Gas Engines, 212
Morris, Mr. W. H., on Phosphate Slag, 229
Morrish, Mr. S. W. Furze, An Approximate Rule for the Vertical Position of the Centre of Buoyancy, 314
Motor, The McMahon Ammonia, 75
Motor Transformer, Elwell-Parker, 285
Motors, Comparative Working Expenses of Small, 75
Motors, Alternating, 118
Moxham, Mr. E. C., on the Great Gossan Lead of Virginia, 229
Multipolar Central Station, Dynamo, 249
Municipal Authorities and Central Electric Light Stations, 343
Municipal Works in Nottingham, Mr. Arthur Brown on the, 359
Murdock, Wm., 441
Murdoch or Murdock, 462

NAPIER and Sons, Messrs., H.M.S. First-class Cruiser “Gibraltar,” 360, 361
Natal, Cement Stone Discovered in, 52
Naval Engineer Appointments, 28, 45, 76, 101, 138, 157, 209, 315, 349, 375, 396, 415, 451, 498 530, 554
Navies, The Development of, 115
Navigation of the Seine, The, 158
Navy, Boilers in the, 237
Navy, The, A Dangerous Experiment, 411
Navy, Engineers in the, 507
Navy Estimates and Shipbuilding Programme, The, 217
Navy, 'The Russian, 314
Navy, Speed in the) 343, 371
Navy of the United States, 43, 44, 61, 205, 206, 227, 228
Neasden, Anderson’s Exhaust Apparatus at, 88, 89
Newburn Steel Works, 40in. Cogging Mill, The Bowling Iron Co., 505
New Companies, 19, 39, 59, 81, 101, 121, 141, 163, 183, 203, 225, 245, 269, 291, 311, 331, 353, 375, 397, 421, 445, 465, 489, 511, 533, 555
New Croton Aqueduct Commission, Bill to Abolish the, 268
New Disappearing Elswick Gun Mounting, 211
New Pit Sinkings in the North of France, 112, 144
New South Wales Government Railways, American Ten-wheel Passenger Engine, 254
New South Wales, Harbours and Rivers Department, Hopper Dredger for (Supplement, April 8th, 1892)
New York Central and Hudson River Railway, Standard Passenger Locomotive, Mr. W. Buchanan (Supplement, June 17th), 519
New York, Metropolitan Railway for, 64, 65, 66
New Zealand, Mr. G. J. Binns on the Coal and Mineral Resources of, 493
Niagara, 508
Nitze, Mr. H. B. C., Magnetic Iron Orcs of Ashe County, North Carolina, 229
Noble, Captain, on Friction in the Bores of Guns, 545
Non-concussive Self-closing Tap, 327
Non-luminosity of the Bunsen Flame, 209
Norris, Mr. W., on Modern Gas Engines, 131
North of England, 18, 37, 57, 79, 99, 119, 139, 161, 181, 201, 223, 243, 267, 289, 309, 329, 351, 373, 395, 419, 443, 463, 487, 509, 531, 553
North of England Pig Iron Trade, and the Durham Strike, 495
North of France, New Pit Sinking in the, 112, 144
North German Lloyd Service, Number of Passengers carried in 1891, 256
Norway, Coal for, 95
Note upon the Trial of H.M.S. “Edgar,” by R. Mansel, 166
Notes from Scotland, 18, 38, 57, 80, 100, 120, 140, 162, 182, 202, 224, 244, 268, 290, 310, 330, 352, 374, 396, 419, 444, 464, 488, 510, 532, 554
Notes from Germany, 18, 38, 58, 80, 100, 120, 140, 162, 182, 202, 224, 244, 268,' 290, 310, 330, 352, 374, 396, 420, 444, 464, 488, 510, 532 554
Notes from Lancashire, 17, 37, 56, 79, 99, 118, 139, 161, 181, 201, 223, 242, 267, 288, 308, 329, 351, 373, 395, 418, 443, 463, 487, 509, 530 553
Notes and Memoranda, 8, 25. 49, 70, 87, 109, 127, 151, 174, 189, 213, 2’36, 253, 279, 307, 317, 340, 363, 393, 409, 429, 455, 477, 499, 521, 550
Nothing or the Non-existent, Mr. Macfarlane Gray on, 230
Notices to Correspondents, 9, 31, 51, 71, 93, 113, 133, 153, 175, 195, 215, 237, 259, 281, 302, 323, 343, 365, 387, 411, 435, 457, 479, 501, 523, 545
Notting Hill Gate Electric Lighting Station, 318, 325, 326, 327
Nut-lock Washer, The Union Steel Washer Company, 498

OBITUARY:-
- Adams, Mr. John Couch, Lowdean Professor of Astronomy at Cambridge, 95
- Airy, Sir George Bid dell, 33
- Allport, Sir James, 365
- Brewtnall, Mr., 389
- Brunlees, Sir James, 503
- Coode, Sir John, 197
- Douglas, Mr., 197
- Gill, Mr. Robert, 348
- Thomson, Dr. James, 413, 441
- Willans, Mr. P. W., 458
- Wood, Mr. Walter A., 80
Observations at the River Thames, Charing Cross, 28
Ocean Steaming, 45
Ocean Telegraphy, Growth nf, 94
Oil Engine, 25-Horse Power, Messrs. Priestman Brothers, 255
Oil Filter, Simple, 168
Oil and Gas Engines at the Warwick Show, 540, 541
Oil Launch on the Thames, The “Priestman,” 504
Old Ford, Cornish Engine at, 96, 97
Oldbury Railway Carriage and Wagon Company, The, 10-Ton Goods Wagon, 357
Oliver, General J. R., Mean Time Sun-dial, 549
Olley, Mr. A. H. C., on Electricity as a Motive Power, 178
Omnibuses, The Electric Light in, 504
Ontario Ship Railway, 525
Optical Projection, 347
Organ Blower, An Electrical, 294
Oriental Mail Steamers, The Speed of, 72
Oscillation of Railway Carriages, 308
Oscillations of Railway Vehicles, 208, 257
“Otto” Aerial Ropeway, Messrs. Tate and Son’s Sugar Works, Sil vertown, Messrs. Commans and Co., 453
Overhead Steam Traveller, Sheerness Dockyard, 73
Overhead Wires and the London County Council, 517
Overlapping Twin-screws, 178
Oxy-magnesium Hand Lamp, 263
Oxygen and Common Air, Liquefying, Professor Dewar, 516

PACKING, Magnolia Metallic, 438
Paddle Steamer “Princess May,” Messrs. W. Denny and Brothers, 475, 478
Page, Mr. F. W., Principles and Action Direct-acting Steam Pump, 265
Paint Mill; Messrs. Follows and Bate, 27
Panama Canal, The, 147, 476
Paper Barrels, Mr. J. R. Thame, 295
Paris, Drainage of, 154
Paris, Underground Railways in, 72, 196
Parker, Mr. J. E., Construction of the Vyrnwy Masonry Dam, 108
Parry, Mr. W. K., Sewage Disposal of Isolated Dwellings, 321
Parsons’ Steam Turbine Dynamo, Professor Ewing’s Report on Trials of, 29
Patent Cases, Mr. Romer on, 93
Patent Cases, Trial of, 146
Patent Fees, Government, 372
Patent Renewal Fees, 441
Patent Shaft and Axletree Company, The Swing Bridge for Kidderpore Docks, 350
Patent Specifications, The Price of, 197
Patent Speculators, A Hint to, 282
Patents, The Value of, 5, 48, 73
Paving, Wood and Asphalte, 435
Pearson and Co., Messrs., Great Western Railway Works, South Devon, 544, 548
Pelton Waterwheel Company, The, Water Power Installation in Nevada, 532
P. and O. Steamer “Rome,” 41
Pensions for Workpeople, 196, 238
Perforating Machinery ? 175
Perrett and Mayhew, Messrs., New Lamp for Railway Use, 180
Peru, Coal and Mineral Resources of Mr Edmund Lane, 493
Peru, Petroleum in, 473
Peterborough Water Supply, 529
Petroleum in Eastern Europe, and the Method of Drilling for it, Mr. A. W. Eastlake on, 493
Petroleum Engines, Professor W. C. Unwin on, 212
Petroleum in Peru, 473
Petroleum, The Solidification of, 479
Petroleum, Solidified, 195, 222, 233
Petroleum in the Suez Canal, 546
Petroleum Vapour, Mr. J. H. Heck s Notes on- Experiments with Inflammable and Explosive Atmospheres of, 334
Phosphate Chemistry as it Concerns the Miner, Dr. T. M. Chatard, 229
Phosphate Deposits of Florida, Mr. G. H. Eldridge on the, 229
Phosphate Deposits of the Island of Navassa, West Indies, Described by Mr. E. V. D’lnvilliers, 229
Phosphate Industry in the United States, Professor W. B. Blake on the, 229
Phosphate of Lime in the United States and Canada, Mr. W. B. M. Davidson on the- Geological Origin of, 229
Phosphate Slag, Mr. W. H. Morris on, 229
Photographic Committee for the Photographic Department of the Chicago Exposition, 452
Photographic Studio, Van Der Weydes, 262
Photographing Bullets, Professor C. V. Boys, 227
Photographing Express Trains and other Rapidly Moving Objects, 90
Photomicrographic Apparatus, Professor Ferrier, 348
Photomicrographic Apparatus, The Pringle-Swift,. 347, 348
Photomierographic Apparatus, Mr. Carl Zeiss, 348
Pier at Brighton, The New, 91, 92
Pier at Brighton, The Old Chain, 198, 199
Pier and Marine Palace, Brighton, The New, 136, 137
Pier, St. Leonards’, 115
Pipes, Cast Iron, in Japan, 7
Pit Sinking in the North of France, New, 112, 144
Planet Electrical Engineering Company, Electric-Lighting of the Mansion House, 217
Planer, An Improved Hand, 235
Planing Machine, Improved, Seller’s Principle, 407
Plate-bending Machine, Mr. John Cameron, 96
Platinum Pyrometers. Mr. H. L. Callendar on, 470
Plumbago Mining in Ceylon, 69
Pluvial Phenomena on the North Coast of Chili, Climatic and, 117
Pneumatic Dynamite Sea-coast Gun, The, 491, 500
Pneumatic Pulverisers, 131
Polishing Ivory ? 457
Pollitzer, Mr. G., His Proposed Sydney North Shore-Bridge, 296, 306
Pond Cleaner, Messrs. Fowler and Co., 543
Pontoon, Twin-screw, 47
Popplewell, Mr. W. C., Smoke Prevention and Consumption, 91
Porte-Manville Regulator, The, 84
Portland Cement, 286
Portland Cement, Gaseous Fuel for Burning, 501
Portland Cement Testing, Mr. Abbott, 252
Portsmouth, Mobilisation of the Fortress of, 526
Potters’ Kilns ? 303
Preservation of the Hearth and Bosh Walls of the Blast Furnace, Mr. Jas. Cayley, 229
Press, Hydraulic Die, Messrs. Hayward Tyler and Co., 235
Preston Docks to the Sea, The Channel from, 209, 232, 233
Price of Tubes ? The, 387
Price’s Patent Candle Company, Belmont Works of Messrs., 29
Priest, Mr. Rowland, Hydraulic Punching Bear, 526
Priestman Bros., Messrs., Twenty-five Horse- Power Oil Engine, 255
“Priestman ” Oil Launch on the Thames, The, 504
Priming and its Detection, 440
“Princess May,” The Paddle Steamer, Messrs. W. Denny and Bros., 475, 478
Principles and Action of a Direct-acting Steam. Pump, Mr. F. W. Page, 265
Pringle-swift Photomicrograpbic Apparatus, The,. 347, 348
Printing Press, Hoe Rotary Quadruple, 47
Private Telephones, 178
Profit Sharing, Mr. D. Baldwin, 278
Profit Sharing, Mr. G. Livesey on the System of, 437
Projectile, Sound of a, Professor Mach’s Investigations into, 513
Projector, Scott Improved, (Fig. 9), 431
Propelled, How a Locomotive is, 116, 130, 131, 147, 170, 171, 193, 207, 208, 232, 265, 485
Propeller Bosses, Speed of, 117, 147
Propellers, Screw, 171, 193
Propulsion, Hydraulic, 440
Protection of Wire Ropes, The, 260
P.S. “Ville de Douvres,” Professor A. B. W- Kennedy’s Report upon the Trial of the, 381. 408, 412, 433
Public Works at Bucharest, 504
Pulsometer Engineering Company, The, Icemaking Machinery at St. Andrew’s Dock,. Hull, 153, 157, 168
Pulverisers, Pneumatic, 131
Pump, Double-acting Gear Plunger, Messrs. Hayward Tyler and Co., 34
Pump Principles and Action of a Direct-acting Steam Pump, Mr. F. W. Page, 265
Pump, The Vulcan Steam Fire, 361
Pumping Engines, East London Waterworks, 53
Pumping Engine at Old Ford, 96, 97
Pumping under Difficulties, 480
Pumps, Efficiency of Steam, 74
Punching Bear, Hydraulic, 526
Pyrometers, Platinum, Mr. H. L. Callendar on, 470

QUARTERMAIN’S Aerotransitor, The Last Trial with, 440
Quick-fire Guns, Admiral Long on their Probable- Influence on Naval Tactics and on Construction, 110
Quick-fire Guns, France and, 32, 154

RACE Rotation on Screw Propeller Efficiency On the Theoretical Effect of, Mr. Froude, 334
Radial Arm Roller Feed Saw Bench, 69
Radiation Viewed as a Cause for the Proper Motion of Radiating Bodies, 5
Rail Saw, The Bryant, 263
Railway Accident in Australia, Fatal, 370
Railway Accident at Bishopsgate-street, 517
Railway Bridge, An Earthquake and a, 76
Railway Carriages, The Oscillation of, 308
Railway Development in the Native States of India, 46
Railway Extension in Japan, Proposed, 546
Railway Extension in New South Wales, 295, 306
Railway, The Great Western, 316, 319, 342, 399, 425, 434, 447, 448, 507, 522, 525, 544, 548
Railway, The Inter-Continental. 316
Railway Lamp, A New, 180
Railway, Liverpool Overhead, 42
Railway, The Lancashire, Derbyshire, and East Coast, 503
Railway Matters, 8, 25, 49, 70, 87, 109, 127, 151, 174, 189, 213, 236, 253, 279, 307, 317, 340, 363, 393, 409, 429, 455, 477, 499, 521, 550
Railway for New York City, New Rapid Transit, 64, 65, 66
Railway, Ontario Ship, 525
Railway Statistics, American, 177
Railways, A Sumatrian, 341, 342
Railway System of England, Development of the, Mr. Wm. Laidler, 157
Railway Time and Engineers, 502
Railway, The Transandine, 154
Railway Travelling, The Safety of, 345
Railway Vehicles, Oscillation of, 208, 257
Railway Works, Great Western, 544, 548
Railways, French, M. J. Foy on the Progress of, 35
Railways, The German, 41, 147
Railways in Ireland, 56
Railways of Luxemburg, The, 247
Railways v. Rifles, 389
Railways of Victoria, The, 389
Rainbow’s Water Raiser ? 479
Rainfall of the Globe, 238
Rainfall, Mean or Average Annual, 287
Raleigh, Lord, on Matter at Rest and in Motion, 120
Ramage and Ferguson, Messrs., Triple-expansion Engines, Steam Yacht “Zaria,” 258, 264, 280
“Ramillies ” and “Repulse,” H.M.S, 188, 194
Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, Messrs., Hay Kicker and Fork Head, 542
Rating of Ironmasters, 408
Rating of Machinery Bill, The, 286, 304
Raleigh, Lord, on Superheated Steam, 173
Reaction of the Sun’s Radiation, Data about, 209
Reaper, Sheaf-binding, Messrs. J. Bisset and Sons, 542
Reckenzaun, Mr., Lectures on Electric Locomotion, 55
Reckenzaun, Mr. A., Load Diagrams of Electric Tramways and the Cost of Electric Traction, 278
Reducing Bones to Meal for Agriculture, 479, 500
Reducing Grate, Wilson’s Gas Oven and, 370
Refrigerating and Cold Storage Plant, The De La Vergne, 54, 55
Refrigerating Machine, The Largest, in the World, 304
Refrigerator, s.s. “Ruahine,” 276
Refuse Destructors, Mr. H. P. Boulnois, 357, 407
Reimers, Mr. E., on Gruson’s System, 470
Relic, An Interesting, 551
Retaining Walls, 147, 193, 208
Revolutions per Mile and Centrifugal Force of Locomotive and Car Wheels, 350
Ribble Navigation, The, 321
Richards, Sir G. H., His Report on the Navigation of the Mersey, 273
Richardson, Dr. B. W., on the Physiology of Dreams, 339
Richmond and Co., Messrs., Compound Condensing Engine, 474
Roberts-Austen, Professor W. C., The Measurements of High Temperatures, 473
Robey and Co., Messrs., Compound Trip Gear Engine, 361, 364
Robey and Co., Messrs., Gas Engine and Tyne One Unit Dynamo, 541
Robey and Co., Messrs., Portable Oil Engine, 540
Robinson, Professor Henry, St. Pancras Electric Lighting Station, 145, 148, 149
Robinson and Anden, Messrs., Double-cylinder Portable Engine, 69
Robinson and Son, Messrs., Radial Arm Roller Feed Saw Bench, 69
Roechling, Mr. Herman Alfred, on the Sewage Farms of Berlin, 327
Roller, Triple-action Tea, 69
Rolling Stock, Great Western Railway, 1845, 448
Rolling Stock in the United States, 106
“Rome,” P. and 0. Steamer, 41
Romer, Mr., on Patent Cases, 93
Ropeway, “Otto” Aerial, Messrs. Commans and Co., 453
Ross, Mr. T., Balanced Rudders, 229
Rowe, Mr. J. A., on Stability, 112
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY:—
- Barker and Co., Messrs. T. B., Gas Engine Starter, 542
- Barnard, Mr. W., Houseman’s Hedge Cutter, 542
- Bisset and Sons, Messrs. J., Chain Conveyor, 542
- Bisset and Sons, Messrs. J., Sheaf-binding Reaper, 542
- Clayton and Shuttleworth, Messrs., Condensing Mill Engine, 539
- Crossley Brothers, Messrs., Oil Engine, 541
- Fifty-third Country Meeting of, 538
- Fowler and Co., Messrs., Pond Cleaner, 543
- Hornsby-Akroyd Oil Engine, The, 540
- Houseman’s Hedge Cutter, Mr. W. Barnard, 542
- Howard, Messrs., Vertical Engine and Boiler, 539
- The Judges, 502
- Legott and Co., Messrs., Marsh’s Smokeless Furnace, 543
- Marsh’s Patent Smoke-consuming Furnace, 543
- Nalder and Nalder, Messrs. Wood’s Well Cleaner, 543
- Plan of the Show Ground, 526
- Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, Messrs., Fork Head, 542
- Ransomes, Sims, and Jefferies, Messrs., Hay Kicker, 542
- Robey Gas Engine and Tyne One-unit Dynamo, 541
- Robey and Co., Messrs., Portable Oil Engine, 540
- The Show at Warwick, 494, 538
- Tangye Gas Engine. The. 541
- Trent Gas Engine, The, 540, 541
- Wells Brothers, Messrs., Valve Motion and Governor, 540
- Wood’s Well Cleaner, Messrs. Nalder and Nalder, 543
Royal Agricultural Society’s Plough Trials at Warwick, Awards of the Judges, 287
Royal Commission on the Metropolitan Water Supply, The, 359
Royal Agricultural Society’s Judges, 502
Royal Dublin Society, The-^See Society, The Royal Dublin, 349
ROYAL INSTITUTION, THE
- Alternating Currents of High Frequency, Mr. N. Tesla, 108, 123
- Auriga, The New Star in, Dr. Wm. Huggins, 427
- Chemistry of Gases, Professor Dewar on the, 339, 374, 428, 476
- Composite Heliochromy, Mr. Fred. E. Ives, 417, 427
- Electro-plating, Mr. J. W. Swan, 476
- Laws of Gases, Professor Dewar, 418
- Lectures for January, 43
- Lecture Arrangements after Easter, 266
- Light and Colour, Captain W. de W. Abney, 417
- Liquefying Oxygen and Common Air, Professor Dewar, 516
- Matter, at Rest and in Motion, Lord Raleigh, 120
- Metallic Carbonyls, Mr. Ludwig Mond, 498
- Physiology of Dreams, Dr. B. W. Richardson, 339
Royal Ordnance Factories and the Manufacturers, The, 133, 153
Royal Show at Warwick, 494, 526
ROYAL SOCIETY, THE :—
- Conversazione of, 381, 407, 517
“Ruahine,” The s.s., 274, 275
Rudders, Balanced, Mr. T. Ross on, 229
Russian Locomotives, Gooch’s Design for, 417
Russian Manufactures, Increase in, 413
Russian Navy, The, 314

SAFETY Device, Ferranti (Fig. 7), 430
Sage, Mr. S. C., On Watertight Bulkhead Doors, 150
St. Leonards Pier, Mr. R. S. St. George Moore, 115
St. Pancras, Electric Lighting of, 389
St. Pancras Electric Lighting, Regent’s Park Station, 145, 148, 149, 172, 173
St. Pancras, Electric Lighting, Testing of Babcock and Wilcox Economy Boilers, 171
Salford, Election of Borough Engineer for, 552
Salmond, Mr. D. C., Illumination by Gas of Tory Island Lighthouse, County Donegal, 200
Salt, Soda and Chlorine from, by Electrical Decomposition, 130
Sandeman, Mr. J. W., Ona Canal from the Tyne to the Solway, 339
Sand-Feeding Apparatus for Locomotives, 400
Sanitary Engineering, 15
Sash Fastener, Thompson’s, 305
Saw Bench, Radial Arm Roller Feed, 69
Saw, The Bryant Rail, 263
Scott, Mr. E., Electricity in Mining Operations, 278
Scott, Captain Ronald, Electric Search Light in Warfare, 252
Scott, Captain Ronald, Search Light at the Crystal Palace, 431
Screw-coupling for Narrow Gauge Railways, Mr. E. S. Luard, 2
Screw Propellers, 171, 193
Screw Propulsion with Non-Reversible Engines, 286, 320, 371, 441
Sea-coast Gun, The Pneumatic Dynamite, 491, 500
Seagreave’s Equilibrium Nozzle, 305
Seine, The Navigation of the, 158
Seine, A New Bridge across the, 370
Selected American Patents, 20, 40, 60, 82, 102, 122, 142, 164, 184, 204, 226, 246, 270, 292, 312, 332, 354, 376, 398, 422, 446, 466, 490, 512, 534, 556
Seller’s Principle, Improved Planing Machine, Messrs. Sharp, Stewart, and Co., 407
Sellon, Mr. Stephen, Electrical Traction and its Financial Aspect, 252
Sensitometer, A New, 263
“Serve” Tube, The, 283
Sewage Farms of Berlin, The, 327
Sewage Disposal of Isolated Dwellings, Mr. W. K. Parry, 321
Sewage Precipitation Works, Foreign, 529
Sewage Purification at Birkdale, 96
Sewage of Whitby and Ellesmere Portt 341
Sewer Dimensions, 371
Sewerage Works at Hendon, 460
Shallow Draught Gunboat for the French Govern¬ment, 474
Shand, Mason, and Company, Messrs., Fixed Steam Fire Engine, 315
Sharp, Stewart, and Company, Messrs., Improved Planing Machine, Seller’s Principle, 407
Sheaf-Binding Reaper, Messrs. J. Bissel and Sons, 542
Sheaves, Roller, Messrs. Higginson and Company, 55
Sheerness Dockyard, Overhead Steam Traveller, 73
Sheffield District, 17, 37, 57, 79, 99, 119, 138, 161, 181, 201, 223, 243, 267, 289, 309, 329, 351, 373, 395, 419, 443, 463, 487, 509, 531, 553
Shepherd, Mr. H. L., Hand Planer, 235
Shiels and Elliot, Messrs., Electric Communica¬tion for Passenger Trains, North British Railway, 106
Shipbuilding at Blackwall and District, Mr. John Taylor, 476
Shipbuilding, Clyde, 437
Shipbuilding Firms, Clyde, 26, 27
Shipbuilding in France, Bounties on, 216
Shipbuilding Programme, The Navy Estimates and, 217
Ship Canal to Brussels, The Proposed, 458
Ship Canal, The Manchester, 222
Shipowners and Harbour Facilities at Glasgow, 196
Ships, Size of, in Relation to Deadweight, Speed, and Coal Endurance, 131
Ships, Steam and Sailing, 367
Ships of War, Steam Engines for, 5, 44, 52, 115, 130, 147, 170, 193, 207, 257
Shop Discipline, 527
Shropshire and Montgomery Lunatic Asylum Waterworks, Mr. T. S. Hooke, 379, 382, 386
Siemens’ Electrical Laboratory, King’s College, The, 199
Signals at Sea, Sound, 131
Silicon in Pig Iron, Mr. W. H. Morris on the Control of, 229
Sims-Edison Electrical Torpedo, The, 91, 123, 150
Single-acting Compound Air Compressor, Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company, 496
Single-cylinder Vulcan Fire Engine, The Fire Appliances Manufacturing Company, 47
Single-crank Engines of Maximum Power, 457
Single Engines, 80
Skylight for Engine-rooms, andc., Arnison’s Improved Mason, 416
Slack Boilers, 366
Sluices, Sectional View of Large, Mode Wheel, 271
Smith, Lieutenant Hyde, on Coast Defence, 453
Smith, Mr. Robert H., Technical Education, 126, 159, 221
Smith, Mr. Thomas, Overhead Steam Traveller, Sheerness Dockyard, 73
Smith, Professor R. H., The Mechanics of Locomotive Traction and Driving, 401, 467
Smith, Rev. F. J., Appliances for Scientific Gunnery, 381, 407
Smoke, 31
Smoke Annihilator, The, 315
Smoke Consuming Furnace, Marsh’s, 543
Smoke Prevention and Consumption, Mr. W. C. Popplewell, 91
Snowdon Passenger Steamship Company, New Liverpool and Llandudno Steamer, 473
Soberon and Dodd, Messrs., New Liverpool and Llandudno Steamer, 473
SOCIETY OF ARTS, 96
SOCIETY, BATH AND WEST AND SOUTHERN COUNTIES, 146:—
- Annual Exhibition, 146
SOCIETY, CRYSTAL PALACE ENGINEERING:—
- Electricity as a Motive Power, Mr. A. H. C. Olley, 178
SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS, THE:—
- Address of the President, Mr. W. N. Colam, 105
- Dry Crushing Machinery, Mr. S. H. Fox, 392
- Electrical Traction and its Financial Aspect, Mr. Stephen Sellon, 252
- Foreign Sewage Precipitation Works, Mr. Albert Wollheim, 529
- Visit to the South Metropolitan Gas Works and the Tower Bridge Works, 552
SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS, THE AMALGAMATED :—
- Forty-first Annual Report of, 495
SOCIETY, BELFAST NATURAL HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHICAL :—
- Proposal to Form an Engineering Section, 5
- Suction Dredgers, Mr. E. N. Mcllwaine, 163
SOCIETY, THE BRISTOL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ENGINEERING :
- Mild Steel, Mr. J. W. I. Harvey, 138
SOCIETY FOR THE EXEMPTION OF MACHINERY FROM RATING, NATIONAL, 199
SOCIETY, GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE ENGINEERING, 362
- Visit to the Works of the Brush Electrical Engineering Company, 488
- Visit to the Works of the London Electric Supply Corporation, 408
- Visit to the Machinery and Inventions Division of the South Kensington Museum, 362
- Visit to the Shops of Messrs. Jas. Simpson and Co., 397
SOCIETY, THE JUNIOR ENGINEERING:—
- Gas Engine, Mr. E. G. Walker, 157
- Principles and Action of a Direct-acting Steam Pump, Mr. F. W. Page, 265
- Seventh Anniversary Dinner, 112
- Shipbuilding of Bl ack wall and District, The, Mr. John Taylor, 476
- Visit to the Belmont Works of Messrs. Price’s Patent Candle Company, 29
- Visit to Brin’s Oxygen Works, Westminster, 408
- Visit to the Erith Works of the Maxim Norden- felt Guns and Ammunition Company, and the Works of Messrs. Easton and Anderson, 495
- Visit to the Great Eastern Railway Works, Stratford, 336
SOCIETY, THE KING’S COLLEGE ENGINEERING :—
- Portland Cement Testing, Mr. Abbott, 252
- Transandine Railway of South America, Mr. Martinez on, 244
- Works for the Disposal of Sewage at Wimbledon, Mr. Coad, 282
SOCIETY, THE LIVERPOOL ENGINEERING, 357
- Engineer’s Tests for Iron Considered, and Suggestions for Standard Uniform Tests, Mr. Thos. Morris, 157, 222
- Methods of Collecting Water for Supply, Mr. A. W. Brightmore, 3
- Petroleum Steamers in Tropical Waters, Capt. Little, 239
- Refuse Destructors, Mr. H. P. Boulnois, 357, 407
- Transatlantic Liners and Steamships, Mr. A. J. Maginnis, 74
SOCIETY, THE MANCHESTER GEOLOGICAL:
- Ventilating Fan, Mr. J. Tonge on Mr. Wm. Hopton’s New, 433
SOCIETY, MASON COLLEGE ENGINEERING:
- Aluminium, Mr. H. Fowler, 84
SOCIETY, THE METEOROLOGICAL:
- Annual General Meeting, 101
- Evaporation and Condensation, Mr. Baldwin Latham, 101
SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, THE AMERICAN :
- An Experimental Locomotive, Mr. F. M. Goss, 482
SOCIETY, THE NATIONAL THRIFT:
- Profit Sharing, Mr. D. Baldwin, 278
SOCIETY, THE ROYAL DUBLIN :
- A Giant Lighthouse Lens — Quadrilateral Arrangement, Mr. J. R. Wigram, 349
SOCIETY, THE STEAM ENGINE MAKERS:
- Sixty-seventh Annual Report, 167
SUPPLEMENTS :
- Engines and Boilers of the S.S. “City of Dundee,” Messrs. Howden and Co., February 26th, 1892
- Express Locomotive, Eastern Railway of France, M. Flaman, March 4th, 1892
- H.M. First-class Battleship “Royal Sovereign,” .Constructed at Portsmouth Dockyard, May 27th, 1892
- Hopper Dredger for New South Wales Harbours and Rivers Department, Mr. C. W. Darley, The Morts Dock and Engineering Company, April 8th, 1892
- Standard Goods Engine, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, Mr. John A. F. Aspinall, January 1st, 1892
SUPPLEMENTS (continued):—
- Standard Passenger Locomotive, New York Central and Hudson River Railway, Mr. W. Buchanan, June 17th, 1892
- Tank Locomotive, London and South-Western Railway, Constructed by Messrs. Beyer, Pea¬cock, and Co., from the Designs of Mr. Joseph Beattie, February 5th, 1892
- Thames Tunnel at Blackwall, The, Mr. Alex¬ander B. Binnie, March 18, 1892
- Triple-expansion Engines, H.M.S. “Hawke,” The Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, May 6th, 1892
Soda and Chlorine from Salt by Electrical Decom-position, 130
Soft Metal Hammers, Mathers’, 137
Solidification of Petroleum, The, 479
Solidified Petroleum, 195, 222, 233
Somerscales, Mr. F., The Size of Ships in Rela¬tion to Deadweight, Speed, and Coal En¬durance, 131
Soosmezo, Explosion of a Locomotive at, 383
Sound, Measurement of Velocities by, 513
Sound Signals at Sea, 131
Sounding Apparatus for Ascertaining Distances and Directions at Sea, Mr. H. P. Dowling, 212
South African and International Exhibition, 503
South African Trade, New Steamers for the, 261
Southgate Engineering Company, Coal Washing and Briquette Plant for the Ottoman Government, 158
Spanish Harbour Works, 193
Speed in the Navy, 343, 371
Speed of Oriental Mail Steamers, The, 72
Speed of Propeller Bosses, 117, 147
Speed Trials with some of H.M. Ships, 313, 338, 390
Spencer and Co., Messrs. James, Machine Tools, 496
Spencer’s Steel Works, Newburn, 40in. Cogging Mill, 505
Sphincter Grip Armoured Hose Company, Adjust¬able Lock and Weir, 338, 391
Stability, Mr. J. A. Rowe, 112
Steadying Vessels at Sea, Mr. J. I. Thornycroft on, 297
Steam, The Condition of, in an Engine Cylinder, 286, 306
Steam Engine, Fabulous History of the, 324
Steam Engine Power in Canada, 493
Steam Engine, Thermo-dynamics and the, 215
Steam Engines for Ships of War, 5, 44, 52, 115, 130, 147, 170, 193, 207, 257
Steam Fire Engines in Flour Mills, 315
Steam Jackets, Application of One, Two, or Three, to a Triple-condensing Engine, 506
Steam Jackets, The Influence of, 501
Steam v. Manual Fire Engines, 178
Steam Pumps, Efficacy of, 74
Steam and Sailing Ships, 367
Steam, Superheated, 209
Steam Turbine, Another, 266
Steam Trials of H.M.S. “Sybille,” 306
Steamer, New Steamer for, 42
Steamer, Twin-screw Pontoon Crane, Messrs. Lobnitz and Co., 2, 3, 6
Steamers, Auxiliary, 94, 117
Steamers Laid Idle, 546
Steamers, Mr. A. Denny on the Strength of, 333
Steamers for the South African Trade, New, 261
Steamers, The Speed of Oriental Mail, 72
Steaming, Ocean, 45
S.S. “Angloman,” The, 441
S.S. “Isabel,” The Stern-wheel, 27, 30
S.S. “Princess May,” The, Messrs. W. Denny and Bros., 475, 478
S.S. “Ruahine,” The, 274, 275
Steamship, Working Cost of, 108
Steamships and Freights, 367
Steamships, The Vibration of, 298, 302, 304
Steel Blocks, Wrought, Messrs. Higginson and. Co., 55
Steel with Copper, Method of Coating, 536
Steel, Experiments with Basic, Mr. W. H. White on, 469
Steel and Ironmaking in China, 282
Steel, Mild, Mr. I. W. J. Harvey on, 138
Steel, Open Hearth, Government Manufacture of in India, 297
Steel Wire Railway Carriage Seating? 457
Stephenson’s Locomotive, A, 1846, 425, 449
Stephenson’s Long Boiler Engine, 1842, 425, 447, 449, 456
Stern-wheel s.s. “Isabel,” The, 27, 30
Sterne and Co., Messrs. L., The De La Vergne Refrigerating and Cold Storage Plant, 54, 55
Stewart, Mr. John, on the Apatites of Quebec and New York, 229
Stilwell and Bierce Manufacturing Co., Victor Turbines at Appleton, Wisconsin, 339
Stokehold Ventilation, An Improvement in, 135
Stokes, Mr. A. H., Mining Returns, 473
Stokoe, Mr. Henry, London Sewage, Its Treat¬ment and Disposal, 348
Stone, Messrs., their Works at Deptford, 166
Stoney, Mr. E. D., on the Distribution of Beams in Lock Gates and Sluices, 271
Stooke, Mr. T. S., Water Supply of Broken Hill, Australia, 379, 381, 382, 386
“Stop Week” and the Export Trades in Coal, The, 304
Stoppage of Coal Supplies, The, 175, 195
Stoppage of the Collieries, The Threatened, 154, 195
Strength of Steamers, Mr. A. Denny on the, 333
Strike, The Durham, 479
Strike, The Durham, and North of England Pig Iron Trade, 495
Strike, The Miners’ Federation and the Durham, 458
Strike in the North, The, 133
Strike in the North, The Engineers’, 366
Strike, Yorkshire Miners and the Durham, 389
Strikes, The Cause of, 388
Strikes in the North, The, 303
Strongfellow, Mr., Solidified Petroleum, 222
Submarine Telegraphic Extension, 405
Suction Dredgers, Mr. E. N. Mcllwaine, 163
Suez Cana], Petroleum in the, 546
Sugar Crushing Machines ? 93
Sumatrian Railway, A, 341, 342
Summers and Scott, Messrs., Stern-wheel s.s. “Isabel,” 27, 30
Sun Dial, Oliver’s Mean Time, 549
Sun’s Radiation, Data about the Reaction of the, 209
Superheated Steam, 209
Superheated Steam, Lord Raleigh on, 173
Suspending Railway Carriages, 533
Swan, Mr. J. W., on Electro-plating, 476
Sweet, Mr. John E., American Boasting, 392
Swinburne, Mr. James, Electric Light Measuring Instruments, 370, 385
Swindles, Alleged Long Firm, 428
Swing Bridge for Kidderpore Docks, 350
Swinton, Mr. A. A. Campbell, Electric Lighting Plant, 150
“Sybille,” Steam Trials of H.M.S., 306
Sydenham Electric Light Station, Section of the, 124, 132
Sydney Harbour Bridge, 296, 306
Sydney, North Shore Bridge, Mr. S. Pollitzer, 296, 306
Syphon Condenser, Improved, 248
Syphon, Large Drainage, McKinney Lake, U.S., 472, 527

TANGYE Gas Engine, The, 541
Tap, Non-concussive Self-closing, 327
Tariffs on the Continent, New, 114
Tate and Sons’, Messrs., Sugarworks, Silvertown, “Otto” Aerial Tramway, 453
Taxation of Machinery, 29
Tea, Machinery for the Preparation of, 388
Tea Roller, Brown’s Triple-action, 68
Teak Timber, 346
Technical Education, by Robert H. Smith, 126, 159, 221
Teignmouth Water Supply, 452, 454
Telegraphic Extension, Submarine, 405
Telegraphing without Wires, 147
Telegraphing without Wires, Mr. T. A. Edison’s Patent, 86
Telegraphs, Indian, 2
Telegraphy, Growth of Ocean, 94
Telephone Revolt, A, 413
Telephones, Private, 178
Tempered Coffee, 134
TENDERS:-
- Birtley, near Newcastle-on-Tyne, Sewerage Works, 474
- Curbing, Channelling, and Paving Footways, East Cowes Waterworks, 408, 548
- Electric Lighting of Christiania, Norway, 38
- Hornsey Local Board, 283
- Loughborough Waterworks, 306
- Pwllheli Outfall Sewer, 315
Ten-ton Goods Wagon, 357
Tesla, M. Nikola, Alternating Currents of High Frequency, 108
Tesla’s, Mons. Nikola, his Experiments at the Royal Institution, 123, 147
Tesla, Mons. Nikola, Progress of his High Frequency Work, 84
Tests of Single-cylinder Compound and Tripleexpansion Engines of same Type, 45, 74
“Texas,” United States Steamship, 61
Thame, Mr. J. R., Paper Barrels, 295
Thames, Observations at the River, Charing Cross, 28
Thames, Proposed Single Span Opening Bridge for the Lower, 230, 231
Thames Ironworks Company, Black wall, H.M.S. “Grafton,” 110, 111
Thames Tunnel at Blackwall, The, Mr. A. B. Binnie (Supplement, March I8th, 1892), 239
Theiler and Sons, Messrs., Cable Testing Apparatus for the London Electric Supply Corporation, 85
Thermal Expansion of Minute Solid Bodies, Mr, J. Joly’s Instrument for Measuring, 517
Thermo-dynamics, 441, 462, 506, 527
Thermo-dynamics and the Steam Engine, 215
Thompson’s Sash Fastener, 305
Thomson Calorimeter, Mr. Thwaite on the New, 470
Thomson, Dr. James, 413, 441
Thomson, Messrs. J. and G., H.M. First-class Battleship “Ramillies,” 188, 194
Thomson, Messrs. J. and G., Shipyard at Clydebank, 26, 27
Thomson, Messrs. J. and G., Wet Dock, Clydebank, 26, 27
Thorneycroft, Mr. J. I., On Steadying Vessels at Sea, 297
Threatened Stoppage of the Collieries, 154, 195
“Trusty Engine,” The, 471
Thwaite, Mr., On the New Thomson Calorimeter 470
Thwaite Smoke Annihilator, The, 315
Tidal Rivers, Buoying and Lighting, Mr. W. H. Wheeler, 293, 355
Tides for Electric Lighting, The, 320
Timber, A Grand Piece of, 315
Tin Plate Rumours, 67
Tobacco-Cutting Machines ? 545
Tonge, Mr. J., on the Hopton Fan, 433
Torpedo, The Sims-Edison Electrical, 123, 150
Torpedo Boat, French, 72, 118
Torpedo Boats, The Vibration of, 298, 299, 300, 301, 302, 304
Torpedo Stations, Chart for, 91
Torpedoes, Controlled, 323
Tower Bridge North Pier, The, 125
Towler, Mr. Alfred, Air Pumps and Condensers for Steam Engines, 357, 414
Trade, Consular Assistance to British, 436
Trade of 1891, 53
Trade in France in 1891, 77
Trade, French Tariffs and, 436
Trade Position, The, 436
Tramcars, Electric, 474
Tramway on the Thames Embankment, Bill for a, 537
Tramway Traction, 250
Tramway Traction, The Cost of, 484
Tramways, Electric Traction on, 282
Transandine Railway, The, 154
Transatlantic Liners and Steamships, No. II, Mr. A. J. Maginnis, 74
Transport of Water in the United States of America, 451
Tremper Automatic Expansion Gear, The, 96
Trent Gas Engine, The, 540, 541
Trial of Patent Cases, 146
Triple-expansion Engines, Mr. W. J. Jenkins on the Economy of, 150
Triple - expansion Engines in the Mercantile Marine, 155
Triple Roller and Pug Mill for Paint Works, 27
Tropical Countries, Flood Outlets in, 51
Trotter, Mr. A. P., The Distribution and Measurement of Illumination, 428
“Trusts” and “ Futures,” 523
Trip Gear Engine, Compound, 361, 364
Tube, The “ Serve,” 283
Tube Welding, Electric Arc, 76
Tudhoe Ironworks, Spennymoor, 525
Tunnel Illumination, A New Method of, 345
Tunnels and Covered Way Sections, Professor A. C. Elliott on the Design of, 5
Turbine, Another Steam, 266
Turbines, Victor, at Appleton, Wisconsin, 339
Turkish Warship, Fire Engine for a, 504
Tweedie, General, his Bullet, 480
Twin-screw Pontoon, 47
Twin Screws, Overlapping, 178

ULKE, Mr. Titus, Cuprocassiterite, 229
Underground Conduits, The Johnson System of, 346, 372
Underground Electric Cable Conduits, 346, 372
Underground Locomotive, 497
Underground Railways in Paris, 72
Undermanning of the Indian Telegraph Department, The, 480
Union Steel Washer Company, Nut-lock Washer, 498
United States Naval Engineers, 481, 507, 527
United States, Navy of the, 43, 44, 61, 205, 206, 227, 228
United States Post Electric Company, Incorporation of the, 18
United States, Rolling Stock in the, 106
United States, Transport by Water in the, 451
University College, London, Projected Alterations and Additions, 193
University of Glasgow, Degrees Conferred at the, 441
Unwin, Professor W. C., on Petroleum Engines, 212
Uxbridge Waterworks, Trial of Cycle Gas Engines and Pumps, 128, 129

VALON, Mr., On the Use of Coke as a Means of Lessening Fog, 532
Value of Patents, The, 5, 48, 73
Valve, Kite’s Air-inlet, 359
Valve Motion and Governor, Messrs. Wells Bros., 540
Valves, Condenser, 441
Van der Weyde’s Electric Lamp, 262
Van der Weyde’s Studio and Electric Lighting Arrangement, 262
Vehicles, The Draught of, 117, 131, 178, 200, 233
Velocities, Measurement of, by Sound, 513
Venezuela, The Inter-Continental Railway, 316
Ventilation, Improvement in Stokehold, 135
Ventilation, Kite’s System of, 359
Vertical Lathe, Messrs. Hulse and Co., 296, 321
Vertical Milling and Profiling Machine, 73
Vertical Position of the Centre of Buoyancy, An Approximate Rule for, 314
Vertical Spindle Lathe, 321
Viaduct, Blachford Old, Great Western Railway, 522
Viaduct, One-span Slade New, Great Western Railway, 548
Viaducts in the World, Highest, 497
Vibration of Vessels, On Balancing Marine Engines and the, 298, 300, 304, 314
Vibration of Vessels, Balancing Marine Engines and the, 371, 441
Vibrometer, 302
Victor Turbines at Appleton, Wisconsin, The Stilwell and Bierce Manufacturing Company, 339
“Victoria,” Accident to the, 91
Victoria, The Railways of, 389
“Ville de Douvres,” Report upon the Trial of the, 381, 408, 412, 433
Vogelsang, Mr. Alexander, New Method of Hydraulic Propulsion, 305
Voltmeter, Hartmann and Brown’s, 385
Vulcan Fire Engine ? 71
Vulcan Fire Engine, Single-cylinder, 47
Vulcan Steam Fire Pump, The, 361
Vyrnwy Aqueduct Tunnel under the Mersey, The, 261
Vyrnwy Masonry Dam, Mr. J. E. Parker on the, 108

WAGES and Results in the Coal Trade, 387
Wages System of Payment, Mr. G. Liveseyonthe Failure of the, 437
Wagon, 10-ton Goods, 357
Wailes, Mr., on a New Form of Gas Valve for Siemens’ Furnace, 470
Wainfleet Haven Improvement, 405, 406
Wales and Adjoining Counties, 18, 38, 58, 80, 100, 120, 140, 162, 182, 202, 224, 244, 268, 290, 310, 330, 352, 374, 396, 420, 444, 464, 488, 510, 532, 554
Walker, Mr. Ernest G., The Gas Engine, 157
Walker, and Sons, Messrs. J. W., Electrical Organ Blower, 294
Walls, Retaining, 147, 193, 208
Walmsley and Smith, Messrs., Cost of Electric Lighting, 218
War Material, 15
War Material, The Duke of Cambridge on, 412
Ward’s Wreck Indicating Buoy, 193
Warning, A, 545
Warships, The New American, 306
Warships, Engines for 5, 44, 115, 130, 147, 170, 193
Warwick, The Royal Show at, 494, 526
Washer, The Union Nut-Lock, 498
Water Balance Lift? 9
Water Gauge Fittings, 131
Water Gauge Fittings for Steam Boilers, Mr. Harry Gray, 77
Water Powers, Remarkable, 532
Water Resources of London, The, 457
Water Supply, 16
Water Supply of Broken Hill, Australia, 381, 382, 386
Water Supply, Cheshunt, Herts, 418
Water Supply, London’s, 28, 44, 118
Water Supply in London, Constant, 392
Water for Supply, Methods of Collecting, 3
Water Tower at Worms, The New, 369
Waterloo Station, London and South-Western Railway, Alterations at, 438, 439
Watersheds, The Battle of the, 259
Watertight Bulkhead Doors, Mr. S. C. Sage, 150
Waterway Improvements on the Continent, 480
Waterways, Harbours and, 104, 362
Waterworks and Electric Power Station, Combined, 367
Waterworks, Teignmoutb, 452, 454
Waterworks, Uxbridge, 128, 129
Waterworks, Wenlock Lunatic Asylum, 379, 381, 382, 386
Watt Engine, A Small Condensing, 497
Webb, Mr. H., On Processes Connected with the Manufacture of Iron, 193
Weighing Machines, Mr. W. Airy on, 75
Welding, Electric, Mr. A. Driver on, 138
Well Cleaner, Wood’s, 543
Wells Bros., Messrs., Valve Motion and Governor, 540
Wenlock Lunatic Asylum Waterworks, 379, 381, 382, 386
Westminster Electric Supply Corporation, Plan of District Supplied by, 403, 410
Whaleback in a Gale, The, 345
Whaleback Steamers, Mr. F. C. Goodall on, 314
Wheel Moulding Machines ? 93
Wheeler, Mr. W. H., Buoying and Lighting Tidal Rivers, 293, 355
White, Mr. W. H., on Experiments with Basic Steel, 469
White, Mr. W. H., Notes on Recent Experience with some of H.M. Ships, 390, 313, 338
Wigham, Mr. J. R., A Giant Lighthouse Lens- Quadrilateral Arrangement, 349
Wilkinson, Mr. W. F., Gold Milling, 493
Willans, Mr. P. W., 458
William Murdock Memorial, The, 321
Williams, Mr. J. Evelyn, Wainfleet Haven and River Steeping Improvement, 405, 406
Williams and Co., Messrs. Alfred, Gold Medal Awarded to, for Artesian Well-boring Plant at the Jamaica Exhibition, 520
Wimbledon, Works for the Disposal of Sewage at, 283
Wind Power, 454
Wind Power, Electric Lighting by, 283
Winged Furnace, The Interchangeable, 97
Wingham, Mr. A., on a Slide Rule for Calculating Blast Furnace Changes, 470
Wilson’s Gas Oven and Reducing Grate, 370
Wire Ropes, The Protection of, 260
Wires, Telegraphing without, 147
Wood and Asphalte Paving, 435
Wood house and Rawson, Messrs., Exhibit at the Crystal Palace, 83, 186, 187
Woodruff, Mr. E. H., England’s Work in Egypt, 428
Wood’s Well Cleaner, 543
Wollheim, Mr. Albert, Foreign Sewage Precipitation Works, 529
Woolwich Arsensal and Private Manufacturers, 133, 153
Working Expenses of Small Motors, Comparative, 75
Worms, The New Water Tower, 369
Wreck Indicating Buoy, Ward’s, 193
Wright and Co., Messrs. Joseph, Improved Martin Anchor, 266
Wrought Iron in the Cupola, 508

YARROW, Mr. A. F., on Balancing Marine Engines and the Vibration of Vessels, 298, 300, 301, 302, 304, 314
Yarrow and Co., Messrs., Gunboat for the French Government, 400
Yorkshire Coalfield, The, 546
Yorkshire Coalowners and their Contracts, 72
Yorkshire Coalowners and the Locomotive Contracts, The, 458
Yorkshire Coalowner to do ? What is the, 32
Yorkshire Locomotive Coal Contracts, 53
Yorkshire Miners and the Durham Strike, 389
Young’s Bolt Forcer, 497

“ZARIA,” Triple-expansion Engines, Steam Yacht, 258, 264, 280
Zeiss, Mr. Carl, Photomicrographic Apparatus, 348

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