The Engineer 1901 Jan-Jun: Index: Miscellaneous

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Accidents, Fines, Boiler Explosions, &c.:

• Aber Explosion, The, 571
• Acetylene Explosion, 137
• Boiler Explosions, 62, 98. Ill, (123), 173, 238, (294)
• California, Komarkablo, (294)
• Knottingley, 280, 349, 379, 404
• SydenLain, 62 Westerfield. 98
• Bradley and Co.’s Ironworks, Two Men Killed, (347)
• Chilworth Gunpowder Works, (168)
• Colliery Disasters, Queen Victoria and, 151
• Monmouthshire and South Wales, (78)
• Great Western Fund, (78)
• Rhondda, and Cwmtillery Collieries, (360)
• Sir Jas. Joicey’s Philadelphia, East Durham, 678
• Fatal, in Mines and Quarries of the United Kingdom in 1899-1900, (65)
• Fire on Premises of Geo. Clark, Limited, (13) Gun, 670
• Iron Plate Rolling Mill, Ongréa, near Liège, (374)
• Lilt, on the City and South London Riilway, 43
• Metropolitan Electric Supply Company’s Station, Bursting of a Steam Pipe, (347)
• Newbnrn Steel Works, Mr. J. H. Craig Killed whilst Testing an Anchor, (347)
• Oil Lamp, Raising of Flash-point recommended to avoid Accidents, (215)
• Overwinding, Welsh Colhery, (104)
• Pier at Ramsden Dock, Barrow, Destroyed by Fire,(622)
• Rubber Tire Manufacturing Company’s Works, Aston, (667)
• Shipbuilding Yard of Craig, Taylor, and Co., (77), (100)
• Statue, “La Parisienne,” Smashed to Atoms, Telephone Pole, Fall of, (294)
• Telephone Wires at Liverpool. Fall of, (141)
• Trolley Wires in Liverpool, Fall of Overhead, (451)
• Water-tube Boiler, in French Navy, since 1890, (13)
• Admiralty Apologists, (312)
• Admiralty and Recruiting in the Engine-room, Artificer Branch, (191)
• Advice Gratis, 93
• Agar’s Indicator Reducing Gear, 200
• Agricultural Implements, Opening for, in Aleppo, (507)
• Implements in use in Greece, (321)
• Implements Imported into Turkey Duty Free, (2Ö4)
• Machinery in Poland, Demand for, (539)
• Machinery in Russia, American, (507)
• Machinery, Russian Output of, (673)
• Air Compressors, Curtis Hoists and, 278
• D’Auria’s, 578, 629
• Fraser and Chalmers Company’s Compound Vertical, 408
• Taylor’s, 605
• Alaska, Marble Quarries Discovered, (374)
• Alexandria, Drainage Works at, (216)
• Allan, Mr. Wm., Banquet to, (622)
• Alloys of Nickel and Steel, Application of the Peculiar Thermal Properties of, (565)
• Aluminium Alloys, Mr. A. McAdams’ Crnoib'.e for the Manufacture of, (215)
• Flux for Soldering, 378, 675
• Its Influence od the Magnetic Qualities of Cast Iron, (539)
• and Magnesium, New Alloy of, (347)
• Progress of, 283, 329, 337, 379 Welding, Secret Process, (123)
• Almanacs, Diaries, &c., 26, 47, 76, 162
• America and the Russian Market, (514)
• American Agricultural Machinery in Russia, (507)
• American Competition, 41, 552
• Entrance Examinations to be held in London by the Mass. Institute of Technology, (507)
• Mr. Jas. Swifton, 302 South Wales Steel Trade and, (168)
• Education in Manchester, (121)
• Firms and Indian Railway Contracts, 591
• Workmen, Mr. C. II. Cramp on, (141)
• Analysis by Experts, 623
• AndersoD, Mr. K., on the De Laval Steam Tur¬bine, 277
• Andrew and Co., Limited, J. E. H., New Machinery and Plant for Production of Gas
• Engine, (581)
• Anemometer, Device for Transmitting Indica¬tions of, to a Distance, (347)
• Angel, Professor Henry, 599
• Anniston Pipe Foundry, U.S.A., 390, 391
• Anthony-Pollok Competition, The, (405)

Appointments and Resignations:

• Back, Mr. Fred., Resignation New and Appoint¬ment, (425)
• Barry, Sir John Wolfe, Resignation, (215)
• Beare Professor T. Hudson, Appointment, (397)
• BuchanaD, Mr. G. C., Retirement and New Appointment, (168), (397)
• Bullough, Mr. R. C., (477)
• Campbell - Thompson, Mr., Retirement and Successor of, (123)
• Cartwright, Mr., Appointment, (263)
• Crawford, Mr. Jas., (103)
• Dana, Mr. R. W., (53Ö)
• Darley, Mr. C. W., (583)
• Fraser, Mr. E. II., Great Central Railway Company, (103)
• Garrod, Mr. J. R., (263)
• Gowan, Mr. A. B., (212)
• Holmes, Mr. George, Chairman of the Irish Board of Works, 316
• Hopwood, Mr. Francis J. S., (565)
• Jarvine, Mr. David, (215)
• Jones, Mr. Brace, (360)
• Law, Mr. W. G., Resignation, (641)
• Local Government Board, (622)
• Mackenzie, Mr. R. T., (39)
• McLeon, Captain Angus (374)
• Mathieson, Mr. J., (215), (408), (641)
• May, Captain Wm. Hy., (347)
• Oliphant, Mr. John, (153)
• Richards, Mr. A. W., (103)
• Soott, Mr. Wm., (451)
• Sydney Harbour Trust, the Members of, (408)
• Taylor, Mr. H. Worsley, Great Central Rail¬way Company, (103)
• Teague, Mr., (212)
• Thomson, jun., Mr. John, (397)
• Turner, Mr. Geo. H., Retirement, (215)
• Unsworth, Mr. H. G., (263)
• Wieland, Mr. G. B., (477)
• Wilson, Rear-Admiral, Retirement, 347
• Aqueduct for Supply of Water from Loch Katrine to Glasgow, (667)
• Arch, Revival of the Stone, 639
• Ardwick Engineering Company, Out6ts for Tug Purposes and Motor Car Engines, (489)

Armour:

• Carbon Steel Company’s Process, Pittsburgh, (426)
• German State Foundry for Production of, (268)
• Government Orders for, (26)
• Plate Manufacture in Germany. (263), 626
• Plate by the Krupp Process, Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co. obtains the Privilege of Making, (539), (654)
• Plate, Openshaw, 405
• Plates, Price of, for the German Navy, (260)
• Plates, Works at Eddystone, U.S., for Manu¬facture of, (451)
• Vickers, Sons, and Maxim, Limited, Colonel
• Vickers’ Statement as regards Delivery of Armour Plates, 333
• Armstrong, Lord (with Portrait), 7