The Engineer 1899 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations

The Engineer 1899 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1899 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1899 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1899 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1899 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1899 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1899 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1899 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1899 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1899 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1899 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

The Engineer 1899 Jan-Jun: Illustrations Index.

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List of Names

A

• ADAMSON and Co., Messrs. Joseph, 50-Ton Electric Travelling Crane, 601
• Allan Liner Castilian, Engines of the, 307
• Allen, Son, and Co., Messrs. W. H., Compound Condensing Plant, 389
• American Locomotive for Midland Railway, Schenectady Locomotive Works, 446, 1 653, 654
• Paddle - wheel Steamers with Beam Engines, 253, 277, 410
• Paddle-wheel Steamers, Puritan and Massachusetts, 48, 49, 50, 107, 108, 109, 154
• Andrew and Co., J. E. H., Gas Engine, 470
• Argentine Armoured Cruiser General Belgrano (Supplement, March 3rd, 1899)
• Aspinall, Mr. J. A. F., Express Locomotive, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway (Supplement, June 2nd, 1899), 546
• Atbara Bridge, Soudan Railway (Supplement, June 2nd, 1899), 539
• Austrian Staatsbahn, Compound Express Loco¬motive, 318, 319
• Avery, Messrs. W. and T., Rail Weighing Ma¬chine, 196

B

• BALDWIN Works, Locomotive for tho Midland, 445
• Barking Boiler Explosion, 34
• Birwell, Mr. Wm. Harrison, Reducing Apparatus) for Indicating Engines, 547
• Beckton Gasworks, 557, 558, 561
• Belfast, Steel Barges for, Contracts Open, 418
• Belleville Boilers of H.M.S. Spartiate, 332, 333
• Water Separator, 383
• Berry and Sons, Messrs. Francis, Horizontal Cylinder Boring Machine, 362
• Beyer, Peacock, and Co., Tank Locomotive for South Africa, 440
• Bickford Burners Co., Messrs. The, Liquid Fuel Furnace, 168
• Blackstone and Co., Limited, Messrs., Swath Turner, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 617
• Blake and Knowles, Steam Pump, 40, 41
• Blanton Fastening, Stamp Mill Cam with, 555
• Blechynden Feed-water Regulator, The, 142
• Boby, Limited, Robert, Malt Crusher, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 619
• Bolzino, Tedesco, and Co., Messrs., Blowing Engines, 393, 394
• Boyle, Mr. Robert, The Bactolite, 631
• Bradbury and Co., Limited, Cam-cutting Ma¬chine, 372
• Brighton Eiffel Tower, Electric Lifts, Messrs. Easton, Anderson, and Goolden, 3, 4, 5, 12
• Brighton Seashore Protection, 381
• British Fire Prevention Committee, Fire-testing Huts, 110
• Browett, Lindley, and Co., Messrs., Engine and Dynamo for the Coventry Tramways, 374
• Bryant Oil Engine, The, 278
• Buckton and Co., Limited, Messrs. J., Snont I Boring Machine, 279, 280
• Buffalo, Rochester, and Pittsburgh Railway Company, Ten-wheeled Passenger Engine, 418
• Bumsted and Chandler, Messrs., Combined Fan and Engine, 370
• Burrator Reservoir, Plymouth Waterworks, 186
• Burrell and Sons, Limited, Messrs., Road Roller and Scarifier, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 618
• Barton, Griffiths, and Co., The Gisholt Lathe, , 293

C

• CAIRO Electric Tramway, 436
• Caledonian Railway Section, 305
• Cannstadt-Daimler 2-Ton Motor Wagon, 627
• Canterbury Electricity Supply Station, 265, 266
• Capel and Co., Messrs., Oil Engine, Royal Agri¬cultural Society’s Show, 619
• Castilian, Engines of the Allan Liner, 307
• Castle Mail Packet Company, Limited, The Kinfauns Castle, 492
• Central London Electric Railway, Generating Station, 589, 590, 591
• City of London Electric Lighting Company, Ferranti Valve Gear and Engine and Alter¬nator, 458, 459, 460
• Ccast Defence Battery, Modernised, 53
• Cornish Engine, Basset Mines, Mr. Hy. Davey,
• Craven Bros., Limited, Messrs., Machine Tools, 135
• Croft and Perkins, Messrs., Friction Clutch, 258
• Cromin, Mr. R., Tank Locomotive {Supplement, January Qtk, 1899)

D

• DAIMLER Motor Carriage, Two-seated, 627
• D’Allest Water-tube Boiler, 383
• Danish Viaducts, Contracts Open, 652
• Dattenburg, Quarry at, 526
• Davey, Mr. Hy., Cornish Engine, Basset Mines, 471
• Deptford, 1500-Kilowatt Alternator (Supplement, April 21>t, 1899) 2000-Horse power Tri-compound Engines, 385, 386
• Diadem, Cross Section of the First-class Cruiser, 388
• Diatto System of Electric Traction, The, 523
• Donkin, Mr. Bryan, Smoke and its Diminution, Smoke Scales, 637
• Drake and Fletcher, Messrs., Hon Washer, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 620
• Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford Railway, Tank Locomotive (Supplement, January 6th, 1899)

E

• EAST London Waterworks, Map, 555
• Easton, Anderson, and Gooiden, Electric Lifts for the Brighton Eiffel Tower, 3, 4, 5, 12
• Electric Timber Seasoning Company, Timber¬ seasoning Process, 109
• Elio Metal, 396 Elswick, Fire at, 645
• Eston Steel Works, Hot-blast Stove, 411

F

• FAIRFIELD Shipbuilding Engineering Company, The Kinfauns Castle, 492
• Fawcett and Co., Messrs. Mark, Fireproof Floor¬ing, 606
• Ferranti, Mr. Z. de, 1500-Kilowatt Alternator (Supplement, April 21(f, 1899)
• Valve Gear and Engine and Alternator, City of London Electric Lighting Company, 458, 459, 460
• Fisher, Mr., Scheme for Producing Liquid Air, 474
• Francis Joseph I., Boiler of the s.8., 162, 163
• Franklin, Mr., Indicator Detent, 132
• French Commerce Destroyer Jeanne d’Arc, £73
• Locomotives, Diagrams of Runs by, 56

G

• GALTON, Sir Douglas, Portrait, 257
• Gisholt Lathe. The. 293
• Gisholt Machine Company, Messrs. The, Motor Gear Machine, 117
• Glasgow Bridge, New, 540, 541
• Electric Tramways, 142
• Electric Tramways, Babcock and Wilcox Boiler with Vicker’s Stokers, 344
• Electric Tramways, Peckham Truck for
• Single-deck Electric Cars, 344
• Electric Tramways, Power House, 343
• International Exhibition, 1901, 437
• Glenfield Company, Limited, Hydraulic Power Pump, Haughhead Colliery, 339, 340 * Glenfield Company, Limited, Triple-expansion Engine, Haughhead Colliery, 338
• Goliath, Engines of the Battleship, 184, 185
• Golsdorf, Herr Karl, Compound Express Loco¬motive, Austrian Staatsbahn, 318, 319
• Goold, Mr. Joseph, Differential Micrometer Gauge, 525
• Great Central Railway, Bridges, 112, 236, 238, 356, 357, 358, 359, 366, 414, 484, 485
• Bui well Viaduct, 104, 105
• Map of, 103
• Stations of, 112, 235
• Greenwood and Batley, Limited, Messrs., Oil Engine, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 619
• Guntber and Sons, Messrs., Central Discharge Turbine, 319

H

• HALL’S Hydraulic Variable Speed Gearing, 39
• Harland and Wolff, Messrs., White Star Atlantic s.s. Oceanic, 1871 (Supplement, January 13</i, 1899), 31, 54, 55
• Harwich and Felixstowe, Groynes at, 456
• Harz Mountain Railway, The, 622, 626
• Haughhead Colliery, Uddingston, Engine and Pump, 338, 339, 340
• Hayward-Tyler and Co., Hydraulic Intensifier,42
• Hele-Shaw, Prof. H. S., Experiments on the Character of Fluid Motion, 94, 95
• Hele-Shaw, Prof. H. S., Motion of a Perfect Liquid, 548. 549, 550
• HendereoD, Mr., Material Transporter at Vauxhall, 193
• Hill’s Carriage Window Manipulator, 259
• Holden and Brooke, Limited, Messrs., Pump and I Injector, 631
• Horsfall Destructor, The, 260
• Hudson River Steamer Adirondack, People’s Line, 1896. 27
• Humphry, Tennant, and Co., Engines of the Royal Yacht, 568, 604

I

• IMPLACABLE, H.M. First-class Battleship, 268
• Indian State Railways, Contract Open, Cylinder Boring Machine, 629
• State Railways, Contract Open, Radial Drilling Machine, 628
• Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Now Home of, 463
• “Intensive” Petroleum Burner, The, 322

J

• JACKSON and Sharp Company, Private Railway Car, 30, 38
• Japanese Battleship Hatsuse, Sir Wm. Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., 651
• Destroyer, Boilers for a, Yarrow and Co., 522
• Destroyer Ikadsuchi, Messrs. Yarrow and Co., 9
• Patent Grant, A Facsimile of the Out¬side Cover, 270
• Protected Cruiser Kasagi, 306
• Jungfrau Railway, The, 138

K

• KECHEUR’S Steam Generator, 91 Kentish Coalfields, 508
• Kinfauns Castle, The Fairfield Shipbuilding Knapps Water-tube Boiler, 194
• Koch Heavy Oil Motor Car, The, 120
• Krompach Works, Blowing Engines at the, 393, 394
• Krupp Quick-firing Field Gun Carriages, 541, 515

L

• LAIRD, Mr. Wm., Portrait, 134
• Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, Express Passenger Engine (Supplement, March 17th, 1899), 254
• Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, Express Locomotive, Mr. J. A. F. Aspinall (Supplement, 1 June 2nd, 1899), 546
• Leask, Mr. A. R., A New Union Nut, 193
• Lethem, Mr. Jas., Smoke-preventing Furnace Door, 297
• Linde British Refrigeration Company, Marine Refrigerator, 65, 66
• Lodge, Dr. Oliver, Magnetic Space Telegraphy, 375
• London and North-Western Railway, Side Tank Passenger Engine, 489
• London Water Supply, Rainfall at Greenwich, 486
• Lorna Doone, Boilers of the, 512, 518
• Lyall’s Water-tube Boiler, 496
• Lyster, Mr. Geo. Fosbery, Portrait, 497

M

• McPHAIL and Simpson, Messrs., Dry Steam Feed-water Heater, 605
• Mann and Charlesworth, Messrs., Steam Lurry, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 618
• Maudslay, Sons, and Field, Belleville Boilers and "(7^1899) (Supplement April
• Merry weather and Sods, Limited, Three-barrel Steam Pump, 630
• Metropolitan and District Railways, Map of, 105
• Midland Railway, American Locomotive, 445
• Millar, Mr. II. A., Feed-water Heater for Locomotive Boilers, 500
• Milton, Mr. J. T., Steam Pipes, 294, 295
• Milwaukee, S.S., Messrs. C. S. Swan and Hunter, 643, 646, 647
• Montank Electric Cable, 575
• Morrison and Mason, Messrs., New Glasgow Bridge, 540, 541
• Miingsten Viaduct, The, 57, 58

N

• NEW, Mr., Inlet Valve for Oil Engines for Motor Cars, 75
• New York Metropolitan Street Railway Com¬pany, Chimney Shaft, 323
• Niclausse Boiler, The, 428
• Niclausse Steam Drum, Section of, 403
• Nilgiri Mountain Railway, 311, 314
• Norwegian Government, Contract Open, Dock Pumping Machinery, 524

O

• OERLIKON Maschinenfabrik, Electric Mining Locomotive, 410
• Okes-Serve Water-tube Boiler, 92
• Oldham, Mr. H. G. V., Evaporative Condensers, 448, 449
• Orlando, S.S., Water-tube Boilers, 576

P

• PARIS International Exhibition, 159, 160, 161, 207, 214, 285, 288
• Parker, Limited, Messrs. Thos., Contractor’s Electric Locomotive, 90, 91
• Parker, Limited, Messrs. Thos., Electric “Buff,” 256
• Parker, Limited, Messrs. Thos., Enclosed Type Motors, 170
• Parker, Limited, Messrs. Thos., Variable Ratio Transformer, 444
• Parry, Mr. Edw., Great Central Railway Bridges, 356, 357, 358, 359, 366, 484, 485
• Penmaenbach, Railway Accident at, 64
• Penn and Sons, Messrs. John, Engines of the Goliath, 184, 185
• Peresvet, Russian Battleship, 433
• Petter and Sons, Messrs., Oil Engine (Portable),
• Pborson, Jun., Mr. P., Hydraulic Launching Arrangements, 133
• Pittsburgh Locomotive and Car Works, Heavy Goods Locomotive, Union Railway. United States of America (Supplement, April 28th, 1899)
• Platt and Lowther, Messrs., Compensating Split Packing, 412
• Plenty and Son, 2000-H.P. Tri-compound Engines, Deptford. 385, 386
• Plymouth Waterworks, Burrator Reservoir, 186
• Porter Company, Messrs. The tL K., Compressed Air Mine Locomotive, 79, £0
• Preece, Mr. W. H., 167
• Pretoria and Pietersburg Railway, Tank Locomo¬tive, Messrs. Beyer, Peacock, and Co., 410

R

• RINGELMANN, Smoke Diagrams, 507
• Robinson and Son, Messrs., High-speed Roller Feed Planing Machine, 192
• Rose Deep Gold Mine, Johannesburg, 593, 594 596 6
• Royal Yacht, The New, 466, 568
• Russian Armoured Cruiser Gromovoi, 281
• First and Second-class Battleships, Pol¬tava, Sevastopol, Peter Veliky, 363, 364,
• Peresvet, 433
• Gunboat Khrabry, 560
• Ruston, Proctor, and Co., 10-Ton Steam Navvy,
• Ryder and Son, T., Lathe, 602

S

• ST. HELENS Explosion, The, 488
• Santiago, The Battle of, Plans Showing the Posi¬tion of the Ships, 179
• Schiscbkar and Co., Messrs., Capstan and Lathe,
• Siemens Bros., Limited, Works of, 572
• Sirius Pulsating Pump and Injoctor, Messrs. Holden and Brooke, Limited, 631
• S°odjniMo7??’oAtbara Bridge (SuPP^nt,June znu, i«yy), 53y
• South-Eastern and London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, Bogie Carriages, 535, 536
• South-Eastern and London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, Details of Bogie, Mr. Harry Smith Wainwright (Supplement, June 30th, 1899)
• Spartiate, H. M. First-class Cruiser, 332. 333,335, 336 (Supplement, April 1th, 1899)
• Staines Reservoirs, 537
• Steinbergekoff, Quarry at, 526
• Stephenson and Co., Messrs., Oil Eagine, Royal Agricultural Society Show, 617
• Stevenson and Evans, Messrs., Hot Blast Stove, 411
• Surrey Commercial Docks, Map of, 556
• Svietlana, Russian Cruiser, 429
• Swedish Iron Ore Districts, Map, 25
• Petroleum Burner, 322
• Sydney Harbour, Proposed Bridge, 500

T

• TANGYE8, Limited, Seventy-four Inch Centrifugal Pump, 407
• Thames, Cableway Across the, 193
• Thames Pioneer .Shipbuilders and Marine Engineers, 81, 82, 83
• Tigress, The, Model Cruiser, 361, 395
• Tinkers, Limited, Messrs., Lancashire Boiler, 192

U

• UNITED States Battleships, Triple-expansion Engines for, 116
• Cruiser Albany, 86
• Fast Mail Service in the, 172
• Navy, Machinery in the, 110
• Rack Locomotive, Pike’s Peak Railway, 90
• Union Railway Consolidation Locomotive, PittsburghWorks (Supplement, February 17th, 1899), 157, 169

V

• VAUGHAN and SONS, Electric Travelling Crane,8
• Vaughan and Son, Messrs., 50-Ton Electric Overhead Travelling Crane, 129
• Vickers’ Field Gun Carriage, 243
• Vienna Waterworks, Condenser and Air Pump, 146

W

• WAINWRIGHT, Mr. W., Bogie Carriages, South-Eastern, London, Chatham, and Dover Railways, 535, 536
• Wakefield's Lubricator, 578
• Waterloo and City Railway, Gradients and Curves and Plan of Terminus, &c., 77, 78
• Webb, Mr. F. W., Side-tank Passenger Engine, 489
• Webster and Bennet, Messrs., Profiling Ma¬chine, 242
• Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company. Pittsburgh, U.S.A., 292, 346 ite Star Atlantic s.s. Oceanic, 1871, 31
• Wickham Cement Works, Plan of, 644
• Williams and Co., Messrs. Alfred, Sixteen Feet Steel Windmill, 630
• Workman, Clarke, and Co., Messrs., Engines of the Allan Liner Castilian, 307

Subject Matter

A

• ACCIDENT, Railway, Penmaenbacb, 64
• Alternator, Deptford, Mr. Z. de Ferranti (Sup¬plement, April 21s<, 1899)
• Aluminium Water Steriliser, 147

B

• BACTOLITE, The, Mr. Robert Boyle, 631
• Becks, Mr. George A. Gold Coast Ice Factory, 219
• Bogie, Details of South-Eastern and London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, Mr. H. S. Wain¬wright (Supplement, June 3Qth, 189a)
• Boilers, Babcock and Wilcox, with Vickers Stokers, 344
• D’Allest Water-tube, 383
• Explosion, Barking, 34
• Fire-tube, 455
• of the Future, The Naval, 403
• of H.M.S. Pactolns, Feed-water Regula¬tor, 142 . .
• Lancashire, by Messrs. Tinkers, Limited, 192
• The Niclausse, 428
• The Gkes-Serve Water-tube, 92
• of the S.S. Francis Joseph I., 162, 163
• Water Chamber, 403
• Water-tube, Messis. Conrad Knap and Co., 194
• Water-tube, S.S. Orlando, 576
• Water-tube, Messrs. Anderson and Lyall, 496
• Boring Machine, Corliss Cylinder, 210
• Horizontal Cvlinder. Messrs, r.
• Berry and Sons, 362 Snout, Messrs. J. Buckton and Co., 279, 280
• Bridgo, Atbara, l’encoyd Ironworks (Supplement, June 2nd, 1899), 539
• Glasgow New, 540, 541
• Inkissi, Congo Railway, 218 Railway, Temporary, Pans Exhibition, 28o of the Great Central Railway, 112, 356,
• 357, 358, 359, 366, 414, 484, 485
• Sydney Harbour, 500
• Bright, Mr. Charles, Coast Telegraphic Com¬munication, Stallibrass’s Chain Cable Armour, Burner, Petroleum, known as the "Intensive,”322

C

• CABLE Armour, Stallibrass's Chain, 227
• Cableway across the Thames, 193
• Cam Cutting Machine, Messrs. Bradbury and Co., Limited, 372
• with Blanton Fastening, Stamp Mill, 555
• Cement Works, Wickham, Plan of, 644
• Chain Cable Armour, Stallibrass's, 227
• Chimney Shaft, New York Metropolitan Street Railway Company, 323
• City of London Electric Lighting Company, Bank- side Station, 232, 233
• Coalfields, Kentish, 508
• Condenser and Air Pump, Vienna Waterworks, 146
• Condensers, Evaporative, Mr. H. G. V. Oldham, 448, 449
• Condensing Plant, Compound, Messrs. W. H. Allen, Son, and Co., 389
• Congo Railway, Inkissi Bridge, 218
• Corliss Cylinder Boring Machine, 210
• Couplings, Automatic, Barnum and Bailey’s Special Trains, 360
• Crane, Electric Travelling, Messrs. Joseph Adamson and Co., 601
• Crane, 50-Ton Electric Overhead Travelling, Messrs. Vaughan and Sons, 8, 129
• Cylinder Boring Machine, Contract Open, Indian State Railways, 629
• Cylinder Boring Machine, Corliss, 210

D

• DESTRUCTOR, The Horsfall, 260
• Docks, Surrey Commercial, 556

E

• ELECTRIC “Buff,” Messrs. Thos. Parker, Limi¬ted, 256
• Electric Cable, The Montauk, 575
• Lift, Brighton Eiffel Tower, 3, 4, 5, 12
• Lighting Company, City of London, Fer¬ranti Valve Gear and Engine and Alternator, 458, 459, 460
• Lighting Company, The London, Bankside Station, 232, 233
• and Manufacturing Company, Pittsburgh, United States of America, The Westinghouse, 346
• and Manufacturing Company, The Westinghouse, Pittsburgh, United States of America, 292
• Traction, Diatto System of, 523
• Tramway, Cairo, 436
• Travelling Crane, Messrs. Vaughan and Sons, 8
• Electricity Supply Station, Canterbury, 265, 266
• Engines of the Allan Liner Castilian, 307
• Battleship Goliath, 184, 185
• Blowing, at the Krompach Works, 393, 394
• The Bryant Oil, 278
• Cornish, Mr. H. T. Davey, Basset Mines, 471
• Deptford, 2000-Horse Power Tri-com¬pound, Messrs. Plenty and Son, 385,
• and Dynamo for the Coventry Tramways, Messrs. Browett, Lindley, and Co., Limited, 372
• and Fan, Combined, Messrs. Bumsted and Chandler, 370
• Gas, J. E. H. Andrew and Co., 470
• of the New Royal Yacht, 568, 604
• Oil, for Motor Cars, 120,127
• (Portable), Royal Agricultural So¬ciety’s Show, Messrs. Petter and Sons, 619
• Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, Messrs. Capel and Co., 619
• Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, Messrs. Greenwood and Batley, Limited, 619
• Messrs. Stephenson and Co., Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 617
• Triple-expansion, Haughhead Colliery, Uddingston, 338
• United States Battle¬ships, 116
• Evaporative Condensers, Mr. H. G. V. Oldham, 448, 449
• Exhibition, 1901, Glasgow, 437
• Paris International, 159, 160, 161, 207, 214
• Explosion, The St. Helens, 488

F

• FAN and Engine, Combined, Messrs. Bumsted and Chandler, 370
• Feed-water Heater, Dry Steam, Messrs. McPhail and Simpson, 605
• for Locomotive Boilers, Mr.
• H. A. Millar, 500
• Regulator, The Blechynden, 142
• Fire at Elswick, 645
• Fireproof Flooring, Messrs. Mark, Fawcett, and Co., 606
• Flooring, Fireproof, Messrs. Mark, Fawcett, and Co., 606
• Fluid Motion, Experiments on the Character of, Prof. H. S. Hele-Shaw, 94, 95
• Friction Clutch, Messrs. Croft and Perkins, 268
• Furnace Door, Smoke - preventing, Mr. Jas. Lethem, 297
• Liquid Fuel, Messrs. The Bickford Burners Company, 168

G

• GASWORKS, Beckton, 557, 558, 561
• Gauge, Differential Micrometer, Mr. Joseph Goold, 525
• Gearing, Hydraulic Variable Speed, Mr. Hall, 39
• Generator, Steam, M. Kécheur, 91
• Gold Coast Ice Factory, 219
• Great Central Railway Corridor Train, Stations , and Bridges, 234, 235
• Groynes, Brighton, 381
• Gun Carriages, Krupp Quick-firing Field, 614,615
• Gun Carriage, Vickers’ Field, 243
• Guns New Type Wire, 181, 204

H

• HEATER for Locomotive Boilers, Feed-water, Mr. H. A. Millar, 500
• Hop Washer, Messrs. Drake and Fletcher, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 620

I

• ICE Factory, Gild Coast, 219
• Indicating Engines, Reducing Apparatus for, Mr. Wm. H. Barwell, 547
• Indicator Detent, Mr. Franklin, 132
• Injector, Live and Exhaust Steam, Messrs. Holden and Brooke, Limited, 631
• Inkissi Bridge, Congo Railway, The, 218
• Institution of Mechanical Engineers, The' New Home of, 463
• Intensifier Pump, Hydraulic, Hayward Tyler and Co., 42

L

• LATHE, Capstan, Messrs. Schischkar and Co., 419
• The Gisholt, 293 T. Ryder and Son, 602
• Launching Arrangements, Hydraulic, Mr, P. Pherson, jun., 133
• Lifts, Electric, Messrs. Easton, Anderson, and Co., Brighton Eiffel Tower, 3, 4, 5, 12
• Liquid Air, Mr. Fisher’s Scheme for Producing, 474
• Liquid, Motion of a Perfect, Prof. H. S. Hele-Shaw, 548, 549, 550
• Locomotive, American, Midland Railway, 445, 653, 654
• Compound Express, Austrian Staats bahn, 318, 319
• Compressed Air Mine, Messrs. The H. K. Porter Company, 79, 80
• Electric, Messrs. Thomas Parker, Limited, 90, 91
• Electric Mining, OerlikonMaschinen- fabrik, 410
• Express, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, Mr. J. A. F. Aspinall [Supplement, June 2nd, 1899), 546
• Express Passenger, Mr. A. F. Aspi¬nall, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway (Supplement, Marik Yltk, 1899), 254
• French, Diagrams of Runs by, 56
• Heavy Goods, Union Railway, United States of America, Pittsburgh Locomotive and Car Works (Sup¬plement, April 2Sth, 1899)
• Rack, Pike’s Peak Railway, United States, 90
• Side Tank PasseDger, London and North-Western Railway, Mr. F. W. Webb, 489
• Tank, Mr. R. Cronin, Dublin, Wick-low, and Wexford Railway (Sup¬plement, Ja\»arij Qtk, 1899)
• Tank, for South Africa, Messrs. Beyer, Peacock, and Co., 440
• Ten-wheeled Passenger (Spring Rig- S, Buffalo, Rochester, and , burgh Railway Company, 418
• Lubricator, Wakefield’s, 578
• Lurry, Steam, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, Messrs. Mann and Charlesworth, 618

M

• MACHINE Tools, Messrs. Craven Brothers, Limited, 135
• Malt Crusher, Robt Boby, Limited, Royal Agri¬cultural Society’s Show, 619
• Map of Beckton Gasworks, 557
• East London Waterworks, 555
• the Great Central Railway, 103
• the Great Lakes of North America, 252
• Metropolitan and District Railways, 105
• the Route of the American Transcon¬tinental Mail Train, 172
• Surrey Commercial Docks, 556
• Swedish Iron Ore Districts, 25
• Metal, " Elio,” 396
• Micrometer Gauge, Differential, Mr. Joseph Goold, 525
• Mine, Johannesburg, The Rose Deep Gold, 593, 594, 596
• Motion of a Perfect Liquid, Prof. H. S. Hele- Shaw, 543, 549, 550
• Motor Carriage, Two-seated Daimler, 627
• Cars, Oil Engines for, 120, 127
• Enclosed Type, Messrs. Thomas Parker, Limited, 170
• Gear Machine, Messrs. The Gisholt Ma¬chine Company, 117
• Wagon, Cann8tadt-l)aimler 2-Ton, 627
• Wagon, Steam, 211, 212

N

• NAVAL Boiler of the Future, 403
• Navvy, 10-Ton Steam, Messrs. Ruston, Proctor, and Co., 261
• Niles Tool Works Company, Corliss Cylinder Boring Machine, 210
• Nut, A New Union, Mr. A. R. Lsask, 193

O

• OIL Engine for Motor Cars, The, 75, 101

P

• PACKING, Compensating Split, Messrs. Platt and Lowther, 412
• Patent Grant, A Japanese, 270
• Petroleum Burner, Swedish, known as the “Inten¬sive,” 322
• Pipes, Steam, Mr. J. T Milton, 294, 295
• Planing Machine, High-speed Roller Feed, Messrs. Robinson and Son, 192

Portraits:

• Ditchburn, Mr. Thomas, 82
• Dudgeon, Mr. John, 83
• Galton, Sir Douglas, 257
• Green, Mr. George, 81
• Hamphrys, Mr. E , 82
• Laird, Mr. Wm., 134
• Lyster, Mr. Geo. Fosbery, 497
• Mare, Mr. Chas. J., 82
• Maudslay, Mr. Hy., 81
• Penn, Mr. John, 81
• Preece, Mr. W. H., 167
• Samnda, Mr. D. A., 82
• Thornycroft, Mr. J. L., 83
• Yarrow, Mr. A. F., 83

• Pressure, A Question of (Sketch of Valve), 267
• Profiling Machine, Messrs. Webster and Bennett 212
• Pump, Hydraulic Intensifier, Hayward Tyler and Co., 42
• Hydraulic Power, Hanghhead Colliery, 339, 340
• and Injector, A New, Messrs. Holden and Brooke, Limited, 631
• Repairing a Deep Well, 322
• Seventy-fonr Inch Centrifugal, Tangyes Limited, 407
• Steam Feed, Blake and Knowles, 40, 41
• Three-barrel Steam, Messrs. Merryweather and Sons, 630
• Pumping Machinery, Dock, Norwegian Govern¬ment, Contract Open, 524

Q

• QUARRIES at Steinbergekopf and Dattenberg, 526

R

• RADIAL Drilling Machine, Contract Open, Indian State Railways, 628
• Railway, Central London Electric, Generating Station, 589, 590, 591
• The Nilgiri Mountain, 311, 314
• Harz Mountain, 622, 626
• Waterloo and City, Gradients and Curves, and Plan of Terminus, &c., 77, 78
• Rainfall at Greenwich, Monthly, 486
• Reducing Apparatus for Indicating Engines, Mr. Wm. H. Barwell, 547
• Refrigerator, Marine, The Linde Company, 65 66
• Reservoir, Barrator, Plymouth Waterworks, 186
• Staines, 537
• Road Roller and Scarifier, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, Messrs. Burrell and Sons, Limited, 618
• Rolling Stock, Bogie Carriages, South-Eastern and London, Chatham, and Dover Railways, 535, 536
• Rolling Stock, Private Railway Car, Jackson and Sharp Company, 30, 38
• Russian Cruiser Pallada, 231

S

• SEA Coast Protection, Groynes, 455, 482, 483

Ships:

• Royal Yacht, Victoria aud Albert, The New, 568, 604
• Battleships, British: —
• Implacable, 268
• Foreign
• Japanese, Hatsuse, 651
• Russian Ironclads, 179,188
• Peres vet, 433
• Peter Veliky, 363
• Poltava, 363
• Sevastopol, 364
• Cruisers, British:—
• Diadem, Cross-section of, 388
• Spartiate, 332, 333, 335, 336 (Supple¬ment, April 7th, 1899)
• Foreign
• American, Albany, 86
• Tigress, 361, 395
• Argentine, General Belgrano (Sup¬plement, March 3rd, 1899)
• Japanese, Kasagi, 306
• Russian, Gromovoi, 281
• Pallada, 231 Svietlana, 429
• Destroyers, Torpedo Boats, Gnnboats, &c., Foreign :—
• French Commerce Destroyer, Jeanne d’Arc, 573
• Japanese Destroyer, Ikadsuchi, 9
• Yarrow Boilers for,522
• Russian Gunboat, Khrabry, 560
• Coast Defence Ironclad, Admiral Graf Apraxine, 179,188
• Mercantile and Passenger Adirondack, Hudson River Steamer, 27
• China, Pacific Mail Line Paddle Steamer, 410
• Kinfauns Castle, Castle Mail Packet Company, Limited, 492
• Lorna Doone, British Passenger s.s., Boilers of, 512, 518
• Milwaukee, s.s., 643, 646, 647
• Oceanic, United States White Star Atlantic s.s., 31, 54, 55 (Supplement, January 18(A, 1899)
• Puritan and Massachusetts, American Paddle- wheel Steamers, 48, 49, 50, 107, 108, 109, 154
• American Paddle-wheel Steamers with Beam Engines, 253, 277, 410
• Steel Barges for Belfast, Contracts Open, 418
• Stud-turning Lathe, Messrs. Schischkar and Co., 419
• Smoke Diagrams, Ringelmann, 507
• Scales, Mr. Bryan Donkin on “Smoke and its Diminution,” 637
• Speed Gearing, Hydraulic Variable, Mr. Hall, 39
• Stallibrass’s Chain Cable Armour, 227
• Steam Carriage and Wagon Company, Steam Motor Wagon, 211, 212
• Steam Pipes, Mr. J. T. Milton, 294, 295
• Steriliser, Aluminium Water, 147
• Stove, Hot Blast, Messrs. Stephenson and Evans, Easton Steel Works, 411
• Swath Turner, Messrs. Blaukstone and Co., Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 617

T

• TELEGRAPHIC Communication. Coast, Stalli- brass’s Chain Cable Armour, 227
• Telegraphy, Magnetic Space, Dr. Oliver Ledge on, 87 o
• Timber Seasoning by Electricity, 109
• Tramway, Cairo Electric, 436
• Tramways, Electric, Glargow, 142
• Electric Glasgow, Power House, Boiler and Truck for Single Deck Cars, 343, 344
• Transformers, Variable Ratio, Thomas Parker, Limited, 444
• Transporter at Yauxhall, Material, 193
• Turbine, Central Discharge, Messrs Giinther and Sons, 319

V

• VALVE Gear, United States Battleships, 110
• Inlet, for Oil Engines, for Motor Cars. 75
• Viaduct, Bui well, Great Contral Railway, 104, 105
• Danish, Contracts Open, 652 Mungsten, 57, 58

W

• WATER Separator, Belleville, 383
• Water Supply, London. Rainfall at Greenwich, 486
• Waterworks, Mar of East London, 555
• Weighing Machine, Rail, Messrs. W. and T. Avery, 196
• Windmill, 16ft. Steel, Messrs. Alf. Williams and Co., 630
• Window Manipulator, Carriage, Mr. E. J. Hill, 258

Y

• YACHT, The New Royal, 466

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