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1901, 15

Accidents, Explosions, and Fines:

Bridge Collapse, Leeds and Liverpool Canal, (261)
Cage, Trimdon Colliery, (544)
Castle Pit, Cyfarthfa, Death of Mr. Arnold, (472)
Dynamite Explosion, New York, (261)
Fall of Overhead Tram Wire, Sheffield, (37)
H.M.S. Mars. on Board, 378, 379
Home-office Report for 1901 of Fatal Mine and Quarry Accidents, (89)
Lift, Bradford, (537)
Motor Omnibus, at Scarborough, (459)
Safety Lamps and Colliery Explosions, 506, £91
Seaham Harbour New Docks, Mr. A. C. Brown Killed at, (26)
Stockton-on-Teei Ironworks, Remarkable Acci¬dent at, (13)
Traction Engine Precipitated on to the North Stafford Railway, (433)
United States Deaths and Iojuries from Light¬ning and Railway Accidents in 1900, (386,
West Elliot Colliery, New Tredegar, Accident to Steel Girder, (214)
Explosion, Ardeer Factory of Nobel’s Explosives Company, (63), (89)
Explosions, Boiler :
Board of Trade Report on, (261)
Enquiries and Investigations under Provisions ot the Act, (261)
German Empire, 1899, (620)
Model Steamer on the Serpentine, (37)
Rochdale, (89)
Vilumara, Madrid, (89)
Explosion of Mond Gas, (13)
Explosion at the Electric Faso Works near Ghorley, (630)
Explosion of Refrigerating Plant, The Alleged, (44)
Explosions, Safety Lamps and Colliery, 506, 591
Explosion in a Sheffield Foundry, (363), (420)
Fires :
Barbican, Telephone Lines Destroyed, (433)
Bertrams, Limited, Edinburgh, (190)
Car Shed of the Trolley Company at Paterson, New Jersey, (166)
Chatham Dockyard, (583), (607) [
Electric Factory of Froyards, near Nancy, (409)
Hyde Park Locomotive Works, (522)
New S. Griffin Pit, (214)
Newsum and Co.’s Timber Mills, Gainsborough, (409)
Railway Workshops, Cairo, (504)
Rolling Stock Depót of the Samara and Zatoust Railway, (291)
AERIAL Navigator, Another, (485)
Aeronauts, Altitude Reached by Dr. Bersen and Dr. Suriog, (630)
Agricultural implements, Bad Quality of Russian, j (561)
Agricultural Machinery and Implements Imported into Odessa, Total Weight of, 1900, (190)
Agricultural Machinery, Use of Modern, in Asturias, (511)
Air Blast, 12
Air Compressors for Raising Oil at Baku, Use of, (561)
Air Pressures Used in Playing Brass Instruments, Dr. E. 11. Barton and Mr. S. C. Laws on the, (43)
Airship, Tbo Barton, 392
A Brooklyn Inventor’s, (630)
M. Santos Dumont’s, at the Crystal Palace. (314)
Airships, New, (409)
Air, Travel in, 12, 47, 71, 84, 121, 147, 171, 194. 218, 219, 214, (261), 295, 290, 417, 440, 467, ; 493
Alcohol, Denaturised Untaxed, Consumption in Germany for Technical Purposes, (583)
Peru, industrial Use of, 611 v. Petroleum, The Competition in Paris, (89,
from Sugar-cane in Peru, Annual Pro¬duction of, (607)
Alliance, The New, and its Commercial Effects, 192
Alloys of Nickel and Copper cannot be Mag¬netised, (287)
Almanacs, Calendars, &c., 28, 48, 77, 124, 150
Aluminium as an Alloy, (214)
Anode, Utilisation of the Properties of, The Best Lubricant to Use on, (166)
Bronzas, Tests of, (31)
and Magnesium, with Ammonium Chloride Solution, Fused Mixtures of, (314)
-ZincAlloys. Castings made from, (237)
American v. English Machinery in China, 211
Manufacturers, The Birth of, 637
Recklessness, 171
Spark Arrester, 246 Tourists in Europe, 19/1, (237)
Trade, Satisfactory Condition of, (335)
Triumphs, 261
Workshop Methods in Steel Construction, 120, 219, 269
Ammonia, Relative Decomposition of, by Iron and Copper, (139)

Appointments and Resignations: Appointments:

Adams, Mr. J. F., (335)
Ballan, Mr. A. E., (26)
Clayden, Mr. H. W., (272)
Cormack, Mr. J. D., (190i D xon, Mr., (583)
Donnet, Mr. J. W., (433)
Graham, Mr. J. L , (433)
GrindliDg, Mr. W. J., (459)
Lake, Mr. E.t (26)
O’Meara, Major W. A. J., (159)
Price, Mr., (472)
Ram, Mr. G. Scott, Electrical Inspector of Factories and Workshops, (237)
Rse, Mr. II. S. C., (229)
Roberts, Mr. M., (459)
Robinson, Mr. J. G., (459)
Samson, Mr. P., Appointed by the Lords of the Admiralty, (63)
Smith, Mr. W. E., Appointed by Lords of the Admiralty, (63)
Watts, Mr. Philip, Appointed Director of Naval Construction, bis Successor at Elswick, , Mr. Perrett, (89), (125)
West, Mr. G. F., (13)

Resignations:

Clayton, Mr. T. G.( Presentation to, (166)
Hookey, Mr. Ja«., (190)
Rouse, Mr. F., (359)

Armour Plating:

Cramp Co., and tho Armour Plate for tbe ; Battleship Maine, (139)
Curved Plates, 121
Krupp Armour, A New, 433, 481
Largest Plate ever Rolled Finished at the Parkgate Iron and Steel Co.’s Works, (409)
Slackness in the Industry, Mr. J. F. Hope and Mr. Arnold Forster on the, (49)
Trials of Openshaw at Whale Island and Shoeburyness, (386), (409)
Armoured Tower, San Paolo, near Taranto, (190)
Artesian Water Supply and Irrigation, W. Gibbons Cox, 402
Asbestos Mining in California and Georgia, (13)
Asquith. W , Machine Tools (Supplement, June Yilh, 1902)

Association, Acetylene :

Formation of, (97); General Meeting, (l£0)

Association, American Iron and Steel:

Iron and Steel Statistics, Mr. Swank’s Annual Report, 23

Association on Ballasting, American Railway Engineering and Main¬tenance of Way :

Report of the Committee, (350)

Association, Cold Storage and Ice:

Annual Dinner : Papers to ba read, (441)

Association of Electrical Contractors, National:

First Meeting of the N. Section of, (89)

Association of Engineers In Charge:

Programme of, 36
Seventh Annual Dinner, (312)

Association of Engineers, Leeds :

Injector, Theory and Working of the, Mr. Konrad Andersson, (437)
Structural Ironwork, Prof. John Goodman,(169)

Association of Engineers, Manchester:

Annual Report, (75)
Anniversary Dinner, Forty-fifth, 109
Half-yearly Meeting, New Members Elected, (617)
High-pressure Gas for Works Lighting, Mr. J. Nasmith, 215
Machine Tools, Application of Portable, Mr. J. R. Ingham, 170
Silo Granarios for Floor Mills, Mr. J. Whitaker, (323)
Tecbnolexicon, Circular respecting the Preparation of, by the Society of German Engineers, J617)
Training of Engineering Apprentices, Inaugural Addrtsi by Mr. E. G. Constantine, 71
Visit to the Works of John Brown and Co., Limited, 605

Association, Incorporated Municipal Electrical:

London Convention, Papers to be Read and Discussed, (550)
Special General Meeting, (135)

Association, Machinery Users’:

Annual General Meeting, (638)

Association of Mechanical Engineers, Birmingham:

Annual Dinner, (169)
Dinner to Mr. J. J. Innis, (545)
Steam Engine Packing, Mr. A. McSviney, (150)

Association of Municipal Engineers and Surveyors, Scottish:

First General Meeting, Presidential Address of Mr. A. B. McDonald, 636

Association, National Traction Engine:

Action Taken by, with references to the New Laws Proposed by the Worcester County Council in respect to Locomotive Traffic, (648)

Association of Railway Locomotive Engineers:

Meeting at Lyndhurst, and Complimentary Dinner to Mr. Dean and Mr Clajtan, (607)

Association of Waterworks Engi¬neers, British:

Seventh Annual General Meeting, (314)
ASTURIAS, Modern Agricultural Machinery in Demand, (511)
Atlantic Trade, Combination in the, 411, 435, (446)
Automatic Signals from Westminster Clock to Greenwich, (583)
Autumn’s Drought, The, 134

B

BAASS, Mr. J. E., (484)
Bacterial Treatment of Trades Waste, Mr. W. Naylor on, 150
Baku, Decline of Imports of Machinery into, (561)
Baku, Kerosene, Limited Russian Demand for, (561)
Baku, 0.1 Raised by Means of Air Compressors, (561)
Balancing Locomotives — see Locomotives, Balancing
Balloon, Tae Barton Airship, 392
Balloon, The Severo Navigable, 482, (485)
Barton Airship, The, 392
Bases, TbeControl of (referring to Lieut. Hordern’s Prize Essay), 539
Battersea Polytechnic, Conversazione at the, (334)
Bauxite, New South Wales, 144
Benzone, Naphthalene, and Aothracite, Prepara¬tion of, from Metallic Carbides, C. S. Bradley and C. B. Jacob’s Patent, 560
Bevelling Machine, Messrs. Davis and Primrose, 258, 259
Beyer, Peacock and Co., Limited (1902), (420)
Bicycle, Holden’s Motor, (190), 333
Bicycles Wanted in Erzoroum, (511)

Bills

American Shipping Subsidy, (359)
Brighton Electric Railway, 45, (63), (314)
Brompton and Piccadilly Circus Railway, (459)
Canal from Rochester to Gravesend, (261)
Ethiopia-Jilbutil Railway, (386)
Great Western, for Changes in the Risca District, (113)
Great Western and London and North-Western, to Acquire the Brynmawr and Western Valley Lines, (26)
Hull and Barnsley Railway Company’s, to be Opposed by Hull, (121)
Lancashire and Yorkshire (Steam Vessels), Passed, (607)
Leicestershire and Warwickshire Electric Power, ! (37)
London and North-Western, Widening of the Trent Valley Line, (113)
London Subways, 340 London United Tramways, (570)
London Water, 136, 143, 241, (355), 433
Manchester City Circle Railway, (13)
Metropolitan District Railway, (214)
Midland Railways, (190), (214)
Ontario Legislature : to empower Municipalities to Purchase, &c., Electric Energy for Heat, Light, and Power, (287)
Patent, The New, 196
Peckham Rye Tube Railway Withdrawn, (113)
Private, in Parliament, 354, 394, 408
Private, for Transfer of Imperial Institute to
the Board of Trade, (537)
Rhondda Tramways, (63)
Rhymney Railway, (446)
Swedish Parliament, for Purchase by the State of the two Telephone Companies, (459)
Taff Vale, (386)
BIRTWISTLE Hydraulic Jointing Syndicate, Limited, New Method of Jointing Boiler
Tubes, (271)
Biscuit-sorting and Packing Machine, D. Thom¬son and Co., 503
Blair, Mr. Geo. Maclellan, 43
Blast Furnaces on American Lines, (60)
Blast Furnaces in Course of Erection or being Rebuilt in the United Kingdom, (37)
Blast Furnace, Non - crucible, Mr. John L. Stevenson, 72
Blast Furnace Practice, Recent, by Mr. B. D. Healey, 464
Blast Furnaces under Reconstruction, (445)
Blast Furnaces in the United Kingdom, (433)
Blast Furnace Tuyeres, Cooling, 489
Blister, Remarkable, caused by a Fall in a Fur¬nace. 545
Blytb, The Old Fish Qoay, (139)
Board of Trade Returns, 265
Bog, Splitting of the Annagh, Leitrim, (607)

Boilers:

Babcock and Wilcox Water-tube, (89), 93, 286
Blake’s Improved Multitubular Vertical, 112
Committee on Water-tube, Second Report, 227, 255
Corrosion of Condenser Tubes and Sea Water Conductors, Mr. E. Cohen on the, 469
Cylinder Lubrication, 46
Distortion in, Due to Overheating, Mr.
Stromeyer on, 337, 344, 369—see also 527 English Navy, 635
Express, Mr. A G. Mumford, 141, 145
Fire-box Stays of Locomotive, Mr. Webb on, 412, 419
Locomotive, 585
Locomotive, Mr. R Waters on, (150)
Locomotive Type, for a Sugar Factory, Geo. Fletcher and Co., 625, 628
Machine-fired, Test of, 286
Marine, 10, 43, 62 (89), 93, 109
Navy, 10, 43, 62, 93, 144, 145, (485), 487, 513, 544, 563
Nic’ausse Water-tube, 43, 109, (485), 519
Power and Electricity, 163
Pozzies, 337
Scotch Water-tube, Replace Belleville in the United States Lake Steamers, (359)
Scummer, The Hotchkiss, 70
Seagull, Niclausse Water-tube Trials, (485), 519
Types of, for the Six First-class Cruisers of the 1901-2 Programme, 544
Vulcan Boiler Insurance Company, Annual Meeting, 300
Water tube, 10, 43, 62, 89, 93, 109, 144, 145, 227, 286, 468, (485), 519
Water-tube, Canadian, 467, 468
Water-tube, for First-class Torpedo Boats, Mr. A. G. Mumford, 144. 145
Water-tube, Hardie, 467, 468
Yarrow, Water-tube, 10, 62
BOILER Power and Electricity, 168
Bonawee Granite Quarries, Monster Blast Fired at, (139)
Boring Bar with Adjustable Cutters, Barker and Spick, 172
Machine, W. Asquith (vi., Supplem.nl, June Yitk, 1902)
Machine, Darling and Sellers (i., Supple¬ment, June Yith, 1902)
Mill, Double, Messrs. Webster and Bennett, 604, 605
Machine, Double, G. Wilkinson and Sons, 461
Machine, A Large, Tangye Tool and Electric Company (Supplement, April 18th, 1902), 393
and Milling Machine, Portable Electric, J. Buckton and Co, Limited ( x., Supplement, June 13th, 1902)
Bondouard, Mr. O., Dendritic Crystals Shown by Fused Mixtures of Aluminium and Magnesium, (314)
Bowen, Mr. T., (472)
Breconshiro Works of the Merthyr Urban Council, Sale of the Machinery, &c., (638)
Brick-drying Plant, American, 323
Brick. Specific Heat of, (214)
Bricklayers, Average Work of, The London County Council's and the British, (261)
British Fire-prevention Committee, Tests with Fireproof Wood, and Silver Medal Award, (89), (113), (139)

Bridges:

American, New, 470
American Transporter, Duluth, 442
Ca'ais, across the Tidal Basin. (433)
Cantilever, Two, over the N. Tyne, (485)
Cantilever, over the St. Lawrence, 541
Cast Iron, 441
Clybourne Place over Chicago River, Trunnion Bascule, (607)
Colonial, 103
Exe, its Reconstruction, (13)
Floating or Steam Ferry, Launched by Vickers,
Son and Maxim at Barrow, (287), (301)
Grand Junction Canal, Great Western Railway, E Finch and Co., (152)
Great Yarmouth, Midland and Great Northern Railway, E. Finch and Co., (152)
London, Cost of the Improvements, (214)
Luxembourg, Arched, 431. 432
North-Eastern Railway’s High-level, across the Tyne, (237), (272)
Ottawa, (74)
Pangbourne, Picturesque Old Wooden Bridge to be Replaced by an Iron one, (237)
Permanent Railway, across the Damooda, India, (261)
Preservation of, from White Ants, Mr. H. E. Bellamy on the, (409)
Removal, Pennsylvania Railway, Crossing the Raritan River, (583)
Removal, Pittsburg Railway, 544, 661, (6C6)
Renewal of a Railway, over Battersea Park-road, 543
Reath Docks, Great Western Railway, Mr. J. C. Inglis (Supplement, February 28th, 1902), 94, 96, 207, 210
Saigou into AnDam, Railway, from, (261)
St. Petersburg, Palace, 416
Steel, Paris Metropolitan Railway, (336)
Strengthening of Early Iron, 352, 375, 449
Suspension and Cantilever, 62
Swing, Mr. W. H. McLean on, (120)
Taff Vale Railway, (638)
Testing of Railway, 157
Tower, New South Approach Opened to, (261) 297, (343)
Transvaal and Orange River Colony, Repair of. (409)
Vermilion River, Railway, over the, Ill., U.S. A., High Concrete Arch, (359)
United States, Three Large Cantilever, (358)
Weston and Tiverton, (391)
Y-shaped, U.S.A., Zanesville, 470
BUCKINGHAM Palace, Sanitary Worksat, (458)
Buckton and C, J., Limited, Machine Tools (Supplement, June 13th, 1902)
Butler and Co., J., Machine Tools (Supplement, June\3ih,\M>)

C

CABLE, Chain, The Longest and Heaviest ever Made, (409)
Drum Wugou, Mr. A. H. Robin-on. 1 521
Cable, The Imperial, 179
Laying Plough, M. A. Bajac, 439
Manufacture, Position of the Electric, 540
The Pacific, 334
Treaties, 586
Wire Companies, Amalgamation of Two of the Largest British, (485)
Caisson Work in Quay Foundations, (144)
Calcium Chloride and Caustic Soda, Electrolytic Manufacture of, at Milan, (237)
Californian Big Trees, Appeal to Save Them from the Axe, (433)
Cammell and Co., Limited, Annual Report, (301)
Camphor Receipts, South Formosa, 583
Canada, 540
Canada, Financial Statement of the Dominion of, (537)
Canada, Mineral Production of, (335), (359)
Canada, Population of, (89)
Canadian Census Returns, Increasing Excess of Males over Females, (287)
Canadian Post-office Savings Bank and Money-order Returns, (37)

Canals:

Atlantic to the Mediterranean. The Canal of the Two Seas, 612
Cronstadt, and the South of the Gulf of Fin¬land, (511)
Dortmund-Ems, Traffic between it and the Kaiser Wilhelm Canal, (433)
France, Mileage of, (314)
Interoceanic, Proposed, (173), 424, 425. 478.
479, 486, 530, 597, 608, 031 Isthmian, 93
Kaiser Wilhelm Canal Tariff Bill, (433)
Lake Superior Ship, (496)
Manchester Ship, Benefits Conferred on Lan¬cashire Traders by Reduction of Rates by the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board, (214)
Manchester Ship, Decrease in Tonnage, 1901, (37); Half-yearly Report, (190); Coal Ship¬ments through Last Year, (49); Dredging, (190); Monthly Traffic, (88), (409)
Nicaragua, (173), 424, 425, 478, 479, 486, 530, 697, 631
North Sea and Baltic, Traffic and Dues in January, 1902, (237); April, (561)
Panama Co., Concerning its Offer to Transfer its Properties, &c., to the United States. (37), (237), (299), 631
Panama v. Nicaragua, The Preferment of, 631 Projected in India, (630)
Rochester and Gravesend, (261)
Ship and Canal Traffic, 185
Suez Traffic Statistics, (113), (409)
United States and Canadian, Traffic Returns, (335)
CARBON and Phosphorus in Steel, (176)
Carburetter, The Kéchur, (113)
Cartenoograph, The, Mr. L. J. Tibbenham, 580
Catalogues, 27, 48. 77, 124, 174, 198, 225, 303,
325, 446, 473, 498, 548, 569, 591, 636
Cement used in Chicago, Very Little Imported, (433)
Cement for Pipe Joints, (485)
Cement, Portland, German Official Standards for. (166)
Cement Slag, United States, (299)
Cement Works of I. C. Johnson and Co., Limited, Greenhithe, 130, 133
Centrifugal Pumping Plant for Wallasey Dock (Supplement, January 10th, 1902), 34 Centrifugals, Water-driven, for Cuba, Watson, Laidlaw and Co., 33
Chain, The Locke Steel, (193)
Chance, Sir Jas., Bart., 44, 121, 148 Chapman, Capt. Abel H.,533
Chemistry, 21
Chicago, Commercial Success of, Wbat it is due to, (459)
Chicago, Concrete Tunnels in, for Wires, Cables, and Postal Service, (314)
Chicago, Street Regulations respecting Motors of all Kinds, (630)
Chimney Erection, 591, 606
Chimney Stack, Wooden, 160ft. High, Mexico. (511)
Chimneys, Steel, United States, 195
China, American v. English Machinery in, 241
City Man and the Colonial Show, The, 436
Clouds, Capt. D. Wilson-Barker on, (404)

Coal:

43
Admiralty Orders for Welsh Steam, Placed at Cardiff, (37)
Alsace-Lorraine, Discovery of, in, (409)
American Competition with Welsh, a “ Bogey,” (60)
American, Tests of, (237)
Anthracite in Arkansas, (314)
Anthracite, Pennsylvania, (335)
Anthracite, from United States, (561)
Antwerp, La Campine Distriot, (314)
Asturias, (511)
Australian, Resources, 458, (511)
Barrow, Bore-hole Sunk at, Indications Hope¬ful, (593)
Belgium, New Coalfield Discovered in, (433)
Bituminous, United States, Use of Undercutting Machines in the Mining of, (511)
Brown, Greecs, might be put to Profitable Use, (561)
Cadiz, 1901, Import of Coal into, (511)
Canadian instead of British for Swedish Rail¬ways, (139)
China, Working of the Mines in, (511)
Colliery Managers at Wakefield Works, (408)
Combine of Wales, (26)
Consumption, On, Robert Crane, 244
Consumption in France, and Amount Imported into, (261)
Consumption in Locomotives, 47
Cost and Amount of, for the United Stat9s Navy, 1901, (13)i
and Creosote as Fuels, Mr. W. Ward’s Trials of, 172
Cutter, Electric, Mavor and Coulson, Limited, 243
Discharging Gear, The Dodge, 580
Dominion Properties, Amalgamation of the Greatest Coal and Steel Industries, (376)
Elevators, South-Eastern and Chatham Railway, 503
Export from Blyth, (13)
Fifeshire, Important Colliery Undertaking, (242)
Francs, The Largest Mines in, (89)
French, Increase! Demand for, in North France, (359)
Gas, Analytical Valuation of, Mr. S. P. Lish- man describes a Distillation Method, (590)
Gorman, 11
Home-office Tables relating to the Output of, (261)
Hull Imports of, during March, (371)
Hungary, (409)
Japan, (63), (335)
Matabeleland, Excellent Steam, (335)
Miners’ Wages and, 437
Mines in Shansi, Cheap Production, (63)
Mining in the United States, Use of Under¬cutting Machines, (511)
New South Wales Output, 1901, (433)
New Zealand, Westport, Greymouth and Matgrawa, (214)
Pennsylvania, Output of, (583)
Question, The Great, 42
Rating of Collieries, 402
Reserves for the Navy, Mr. Wm. Allan on Lord Chas. Beresford’s Views, (314)
Rhodesia, Daily Yield of the Wankie Field, (261)
Russia, Alkuss, Large Layers of Pit, (446)
Russian, in place of British and other, for St. Petersburg, &c., (37)
Russian, South, Exportation of, 545
Scotland, Output, (630)
Siberian, 382 Sonth African, 383
Staffordshire, Important Discovery in, (630)
Strike, American Iron and the, 539
Sulphur in, 514
Supplies, Royal Commission on, 23, (25), (50)
Sydney Harbour, Important Discovery of, in, (27), (214)
Temperley Coaling Gear, 170
Total Output of, in the Mines of the United Kingdom, under the Coal Mines Act, 1901, (537)
Used in Manufacture of Coke in the United States, (63)
Victoria, (511)
Washing Table, Mr. C. R. Cloghorn Describes, (590)
Westphalian Output, (630)
Worcester, Discovery of a New Field in South, (139)
Working under the River Hunter, the Pacific Ocean and its Tidal Waters near Newcastle, New South Wales, by A. A. Atkinson, 557
Yorkshire Trade, and Foreign Contracts, (152)
COALING at Sea, Experiments, 170
Coke from Compressed Fuel, Manufacture of, Mr. J. H. Darby on, 463
Coking Industry of the United States, the By¬product, (63)
Coke-making, Recovery of By-produots in, Mr. J. Théry on, 463
Coke Ovens, Bye-product, built by the United Coke and Gas Company, United States, (485)
Coking Coals, Results of Experiments with British, 464
Cold Storage and Ice Association—sec Association Combine, Atlantic Trade, 411, 435, (446)
Commercial Situation, The, 609
Community of Interest, 116
Concrete, Expansion of, 24
Laying Machine, 611
Sewer Construction, U.S.A., 186
and Steel Building, U.S.A., 173
Workshops, U.S.A., 222
and Wrought Iron have the Same Co¬ efficient of Extension, (166)
Concussion in Steel, Effects of, 169
Condensers, American Surface, (459)
Condensing Plant, Isaac Storey and Sons, Limited, for Leeds Electricity Works, (471)
Congo Free State, Annual Trade Report, (433)
Consular Reports, Fooohow, (63)
Contractors’ Appliances, Two, 136

Contracts Placed:

Cape Railway, 219
Cars for the Mersey Railway, Sixty, G. F. Milnes and Co., (25), (37)
Lifts for the Central London Railway, R, Way- good and Co., Limited, (37)
London County Council, 241
North-Eastern Railway’s High-level Bridge across the Tyne, The Cleveland Bridge and Engineering Company, (237)
Railway Viaduct over the Barrow, Sir Wm. Arrol and Co., (139)
COOLING the Cylinders of Explosive Engines, 645, (561)
Cooper v. Crane, 515

Copper:

Banding Shells, Press for, 10
Extraction of, from Oxidised Ores, New Pro¬cess, (37)
Mexico, Discovery of Vast Deposit of Native, (561)
Ores in Australia, Low Grade, Mr. J. J. Muir on, (590)
Ore Deposits in Bohemia, (190)
Supply, Sources of, 183, 269
Trans-Caucasus, 146
United States, (300)
Wire for Cables, F. Smith and Co., Limited, Works for Production of, (99)
CORROSION of Condenser Tubes and Sea-water Conductors, Prof. E. Cohon on, 469
Corundum in Ontario, Mining, Concentration and Analysis of, Mr. W. L. Goodwin, 590
Cotton Milling Industry of Seuth American States, (386)
Cotton Seed, Wastefulness of Present Methods of Treating, and Now Method, (386)
County Council and Tube Railways, The, 405
Coupling, Flexible, Verity’s, 117
Crabs, Electric Motor, 69
Crane, Bridge-erecting, United States, 340
Cranes, Electric, Darlington Forge Co., (324)
Cranes, Electric and Rope, 493
Crane, Electric, Stothert and Pitt, Southampton Harbour Board, 23
Cranes, Electric Wharf, Wimshurst, Hollick and Co., 616, 517
Cranes, Electrically-worked Dockyard, 410, 414,
Cranes, Relative Efficiency of Electric and Rope-driven, 298
Crane, Shipyard Gantry, United States, 24
Crystal Palace, The, 116, 670
Crystal Palace Engineering School, Premium Award : Papers Read during Session, (413)
Cycle Factors’ Association, Formation of a, (166)
Cycle Mechanics, Proposed Certifying, (630)
Cycles Registered in France, Number of, (100)
Cycle Trade of Coventry, Satisfactory Condition of, (190)
Cycle Works at Coventry Offered for Sale, (139)
Cycling at St. Maixent School for Non-Com¬missioned Officers, (37)
Cylinder Lubrication, 46, 147, 171, 195, 219, 245

D

DAM between Cronstadt and the South Shore of the Gulf of Finland, (322)
Dams, Construction of Earth, in America, 323
Darling and Sellers, Limited, Machine Tools (Supplement, June 13th, 1902)
Darlington’s Rates Relieved from the Profits of the Municipal Gas and Waterworks, (359)
Dean, Smith and Grace, Limited, Machine Tools (Supplement, June 13th, 1902)
Declinometer, New, Greenwich Royal Observa¬tory, (580)
Deflection Instrument, The Gibson, Royal Obser¬vatory, Greenwich, (580)
Denny, LL.D., Mr. Peter, Memorial Statue of, 635
Diamond Industry, Dsmerara, (335)
Dick, Mr. James, 288
Dielectrics at Low Temperatures, Specific Induc¬tive Capacity of, (612)
Dixon, Mr. Samuel, 84

Docks:

Antwerp, Sum to be Spent on (561)
Avonmouth, 212, (214), 232, 233, (237)
Bermuda, Self-docking of, C. S, Swan and Hunter, 588, (605)
Birkenhead, Centrifugal Pumping Plant for, W. H. Allen, Son and Co. (Supplement,
January 10f/<, 1902), 31 Blyth,(151)
Cardiff, Deep-water, 8
Clydebank, (37)
Clyde Trust and Proposed Renfrew, (72)
Cronstadt, (485)
Deep-water, Cardiff, 8
Deep-water, Swansea, (446), (485)
Dry, Barry, (446)
Electric Floating, for New York Harbour, (583)
Floating, for Bermuda, C. S. Swan and Hunter, Limited, 161, 164, (386), (537)
Floating, New Orleans, (386)
Floating, for New South Wales, (172)
Garston, Proposed, (139)
Graving, for Harland and Wolff, (537)
Graving, Sunderland, (472)
Graving, J. L. Thompson and Sons, Limited, (346)
Hartlepools, Improvements at, (261), (398)
Hebbum Graving, (231)
Leith’s New, 268 Llanelly, (498)
Mersey, Wireless Telegraphy at, (13) ; Now Graving, (37)
Middlesbrough, Extension of, (50)
St. Petersburg, (485)
Swansea, Deep-water, (446), (485)

Dockyard Notes:

Air Ship Burnt at Cosbam, 138
American Battleship Vermont, The New, 217
American Navy List, Official Statement regard¬ing the Ships on, 429
American Ships, Armament of the New, 415
Amphion, Grounding in the Pacific, 62
Ansaldo’s Yard at Genoa, Mr. Charles de Grave Sells on, 611
Anson, The, 429, 544
Argentina, Additions to her Navy ordered from Ansaldo, of Genoa, 515
Argentina, New Ships for, their Tonnage and Names, 62
Argentine, Custom Lost to England, 515
Argentine Monitors, Reconstruction of the Old, 93
Armoured Cruisers of 1901, Estimates, Names of, 217
Arrogant replaced in the Channel Fleet by the Doris, 611
Austrian Battleships, The New, 164
Austrian Battleships, Yarrow Water-tube Boilers for the New, 10
Battleships of the Royal Sovereign Class, Four to be Reconstructed, 217
Battleships, Second-class, Admiral Sir J. O. Hopkins, 193
Bedford to go out on Trials, 564
Belleisle Fired at at last, 193
Belleisle Joke, The, 109
Belleville Boiler Hit Hard, The, 312
Belleville Enthusiasts over the Success of the Good Hope and Leviathan, 564
Belts to be carried by the Devonshire Class, 544
Bilge Keels for all Destroyers, 590
Bofor’s 6in. Gun, Explosion of, 363
Bulwark, The New Battleship, 268, 286, 429
“Capped Shot” Epidemic, The, 590
Centurion and Barfleur to be ready by March, Cost of, 384
Challenger Floated out at Chatham, 544
Channel Fleet Coaling a Fiasco, 138
Channel Fleet dus Home, May 6th, 331
Channel Fleet, Full-spoea Trials and the Belle¬ville Boiler, 312
Chili, Ships Purchased by, 241
Chilian Warships, Wild Rumours Concerning the New, 312 b
Coaling from the Ruby, 109
Coaling at Sea by the Reserve Fleet, 241
Cobra, Mr. Kearley and the, 217
Condor, Loss of the, 455
Cornwall, Armoured Cruiser, attached to the Devonport Command, 611
Coronation Review, Foreign Ships for the, 43, 644
Cruisers, New Third-class, to be named Turquoise and Amethyst, 193
Cruiser, New Type of Armoured, to be laid down in Germany, 164
Cylindrical Boilers Replaced by Water-tube, 43
Destroyer Flying Fish Damaged, 193
Destroyer Flying Fish Leaves for the Mediter¬ranean, 109
Destroyer Materia1, Experiments at Pembroke with, 384
Destroyers of 1901 Estimates, Names of, 217
Destroyers Purchased by Chili, 241
Destroyer Starfish Tested at Submarine Destroying, 286
Destroyers, Tenders for the Ten New, 93
Devonshire Class, Armour of the, 544
Doris, Cruiser, Alterations in her Armament and further Destination, 109
Doris, Cruiser, Replaces the Arrogant in the Channel Fleet, 611
Donglas, Admiral, Retirement of, 286
Dove, The Destroyer, Damaged by Grounding, 590
Drake, Arrival of, at Portsmouth, 241, 590
Dutch Cruiser Koningin Regentes Completed, 415
Dutch Navy, Holland Submarine to be added to, 415
Elswick Exhibition ” at Plymouth, 611
Elswick Sounder, Adoption of, Desirable in our Navy, 415
Empress of India, Reconstruction of, 268, 312
Escadre du Nord Destroyers Exercised at Firing Torpedoes with Collapsible Heads against the Courbet steamiDg full speed, 268
Foreign Ships, for the Coronation Review, List of, 544, 611
Fourth of July, Purchased by Chili and Named Chacabuco, 241
Francesco Ferrucio, to be Launched in March, 62
Fremantle, Admiral, Joins the Navy League, 109
French Armoured Cruisers, Names of the two New, 429
Battleship Furieux, Reconstruction of, 109
Battleship Jena, Damage to one of her Guns, 93
Battleship République, Progress of Work upon, 93
Channel Torpedo Boats Collected at Brest, 138
Coast Defence Ship Indomptable, onton Trials, 268
Coast Defence Ship Requin, Speed made by, 43, 193
Condé, Belts of, 384
Cruiser Chateaurenault, 138
Cruisers Condé and Gloire, 138
Cruiser Montcalm, 43, 384, 455
Cruiser of Topaz Type, to be given to Elswick, 415
Naval Training under Admiral Fournier’s régime, 331
Sarcasm, over “ Le Ministre de Marine Anglais,” 312
Submarine Boat Demonstration at Cherbourg, 109
Submarines, Life not all " Beer and Skittles ’’ in, 611
Submarine Silure, Submerged at a Depth of 140ft., 384
Submarines Silure and Narval, Time they take to Submerge, 10
Torpedo Boat Bourrasque, Speed Trials, 93
Torpedo Boats and Submarines, con¬tinually Exercised at Attacking—an excellent Practice, 43
Torpedo Gunboat Epervier, New Boilers—but not Water-tube, 10
Twin-screw Torpedo Boats, Bourrasque and Rafale, 263
Funnels, New Use of, made by the Russians. 544
German Battleships Wittelsbach, Wetten, and Zaehringen, to be ready in the Autumn, 415
Brandenburg Class to be fitted with Submerged instead of Above-water Torpedo Tubes, 93
Criticism on the British Navy, 164
Cruiser 11 G,” Launched and Christened Frauenlob, 353
Fleet, Manoeuvres in the Baltic, 217
Fleet, Manoeuvres in British Waters Unlucky for the, 564
Fleet now in our Waters, Some Notes upon, 489, 564
Kaiser Wilhelm II. Runs into the Cruiser Amazone, 564
Squadron Due at Spithead, 331
Good Hope out on Trials, 164, 217, 268 564 (590)
Good Hope, Success of her Belleville Boiler Trials, 564
Greece, Cruisers, Destroyers, and Torpedo Boats said to have been Laid Down by, 138
Gun Accident on Board the Royal Sovereign Guns (9 Ain. Coast) for Japanese Sea Forts, 138
Holland, Yarrow Water-tube Boilers, for the New Battleship Hertog Hendrih, 62 Hospital Ship Maine, The, 331
Irresistible to be mado Port Guardship at Gibraltar, 193
Italian Battleships, The New, 62
Italian Cruiser Francesco Ferrucio Launched 455
Italian Navy, Four New Destroyers for, 62
Italian Warship Italia, Water-tube Boilers to be Fitted, 384
Jane Naval War Game Served out to the Dutch Navy, 138
Japanese Battleship Mikasa : Mis-spelling of her Name, 43; Speed and Coal Consumption, Vo Japan’s Representative at the Coronation Re- view, 43
Japanese Shipbuilding Programme, TLe New, Jean Bart, Niclausse Generators for 43 King Alfred at Portsmouth, 590
King Edward Class, Boilers of, 93
King Edward Class, Rumours concerning the Tonnage of, 93
King Edward, Machinery of, Contract for Secured by Harland and Woolf, 384
Leopard, Damage to the, 109
Leviathan, 312, 331, 515, 564
London, The, Trials of, 62, 109, 138, 164, 429
Long, Mr., Resignation of, 268
Lowry, Flag-Capt. R. S., His Essay on the Mediterranean Fleet Wins the Prize, 93
Mars, Accident on Board, should lead to Adoption of the Elswick Sounders in onr Navy, 415
Mars, The Repairs Complete, 455 ; Verdict of the Inquest on the Disaster, 515
Marston, Mr. R. B.,Torpedo Defence Patented by, 109
Masts of the Téxéraire and Agincourt as Derricks, 384
Medea, Eight Yarrow Boilers, 353
Mediterranean Fleet, The, 10
Mediterranean, The Rscent Message from the, 331
Medusa, Eight DUrr Boilers, 353
Minerva-Hyacinth Derby to be Re-run, 286
Models sent to the Portsmouth Naval Exhibi¬tion, 627
Monitor Removed from the Navy List, 43
Moorish Cruiser Bascir Sold as a Tramp, 268
Morgan or Britannia, which shall Rule the Waves 1 429
Names of the New Cruisers and Destroyers, 217
Naval Disasters, 1901, 10
Naval Engineers’ Agitation Growing in France, 138
Naval Institution in Berlin, Creation of a, 164
Naval League Guide to the Naval Review, Admiral Sir E. Freemantle’e atd R. Kipling's, 564
Naval Manoeuvres, The, 312
Naval War Game, Strict Rules in the Direction of Realism, 515
Naval War Game Society, Sir John Hopkins, President, 353
Naval Review, the Illuminations at the, 627
New Classification of Ships, Rumour as to a. 429
Niobe, Reported Breakdown not Confirmed, 312
Orlando, due from China, bringing Bell Looted at Taku, 2S8
Portland to be made a Destroyer Station, 241
Portsmouth Dockyard, Additional Expenditure Authorised for Wages at, (166)
Portsmouth Dockyard, Discharge and Re¬engagement of Hired Men at, 331
Portsmouth, Naval and Military Exhibition, 93. 590 / . ,
Portsmouth Newspaper, Sensational Headlines, 93
Powerful, Progress of Work on, 241
Powerful, A Record Job, 164 ; Refit of, 286
Prince George’s Engines, The, 312
Repulse, Tho, to Rejoin the Channel Fleet, 268
Reserve Fleet’s Cruise, 164
Reserve Fleet, Dispersion of, 268
Revenge, Reconstruction of the, 312; Gun Trials of, 515 ; Leaves for Portsmouth, 564
Royal Oak, Preparing to Pay Off and Re-com¬mission, 544
Royal Sovereign, The, 429, 455
Rupert, The Cruiser, Return from the Mediter¬ranean, 590
Russell, Speed Trials Passed Successfully, 429
Russian Battleship Pobieda, (213), (218), 268,455
Battleship of 16,000 Tons, Projected, Battleship Retvisan, Speed Attained, 109
Battleship Tchesma Re-engined and Boilered, 415
Engineering School Transport Okean, 217, 241
Schichau Destroyer No. 107, Speed Trials, 353
Ships, British and Foreign, Returning from the China Station, 268
Short Service and Sir Chas. Dilke, 43
Spanish Fleet, Projected Twelve Battleships, 353
Spanish Navy in a Queer Way. 489
Speed of Battleships, Capt. Mahan’s and M. Normand’s Views as to, 93
Star, Provided with Bilge Keels, 590
Swedish and Coast-defence Ship A, Launched and Named Vasa, 62
Syren, Mishap to the Destroyer, 455
Target Practice in the Mediterranean Fleet, Range Allowed, 93
Témé.-aire, 43, 429
Temperley-Miller Apparatus for Coaling at Sea. Trials of, 133
Terrible’s CoaliDg Record, The, 455, 564
Thames to Replace the Empress of India, 312
Torpedo Boat Manoeuvres off Brest, 164
Torpedo Boat No. 60 Breaks her Main Shaft, 590
Torpedo Tubes, The Substitution of Submerged for Above-water, 93
Turbine Destroyer, A New, 164
Turbine Destroyer to Replace the Viper, Name of, 217
United States Battleship Georgia, Niclausse Boilers for, 109
United States Battleship Missouri Launched, 62
United States Battleships “Shall be Venti¬lated,” 268
United States Destroyer Bainbridge, Reported Failure, 217
Vengeance, The, 331, 455
Ventilators, Abolishing, not regarded very comfortably in the Channel Fleet, 489
Vittorio Emanuele, Armament of the, 331
Warspite, Coaling Record of the, 544
Wei-hai-Wei to the Fore again, 286
Wireless Telegraphy’ The Real Inventor of,
Wireless Telegraphy, The Slaby System Adopted in the German Navy, 353
DODGE Coal-discharging Gear, The, 580
Donkin, Mr. Bryan, 242, 258, 312, 366
Doxford and Sons, Limited. Annual Report, Ex¬tension of Premises, (301)
Drapers’ Company and the National Physical Laboratory, The, 116
Dredging and Excavating Plant, Transport across Senegal of, (89)
Drill, American Radial, (299)
Drill, Rotary, in Eaton Irorstone Mines, Intro¬duction of, and Men’s Objections to, (302)
Drilling Machines, G. F. Smith, Limited, 592
Drilling Machine, Boiler, Lowmoor Company, Limited (xi., Supplement, June 13th, 1902)
Drilling Machine, Flange, Lowmcor Company, Limited (x., Supplement, June 13th, 1902)
Drilling Machine, Horizontal Radial, J. Buck ton and Co., Limited (viii., Supplement, Junel3th, 1902)
Drilling Machine, Multiple-spindle, 567
Drilling Machines, Three-spindle and len-spicdle, J. Butler and Co. (vi., vii., Supplement, June 13th, 1902)
Drilling Machines, Tramrail, Joshua Buckton and Co., 427, 430
Drought, The Autumn’s, 134
Dunkerley, Limited, C. C., New Warehouses, Manchester, (49)
Dust Destructors and Electric Light, 289
Dust Destructor and Electricity Works, Com¬bined, 241

E

EARTHQUAKE at Camborne, in Cornwall, (561)
Earthquake, Mexico, (409)
Eaton, Mr. Henry, (214)
Education in Chicago, (459)
Education of Engineers, 467

Electric:

Alternating Current Motors, Mr. W. L. R. Emmett, 24
Ambulance Vehicles in New York, (261)
Berlin Stock Exchange, Fall in Shares in Elec¬trical Companies, (537)
Cable Drum Wagon, 521
Cable Manufacturer, Position of the, 540
Cauveri Falls, Electrical Power Transmission, 553, 562, 576, 581
Coal-cutting Machine, Mavor and Coulson, Limited, 243
Companiis in Germany, Over-production and Fall in Shares, (537)
Cranes, (493)
Cranes, Benrather Maschinen Fabrik, 410, 414, 418
Cranes, Darlington Forge Co., (324)
Cranes, North-Eastern Railway Co., Middles¬brough Dock, (50)
Crane, Stotbert and Pitt, Limited, 23
Crane, 3-Ton, Clyde Navigation Trust, Stothert and Pitt, Limited, 636
Cranes, Wharf, Wimshurst, Hollick and Co., 615, 516
Currents, Escape of, 428
Current Supply Generated by Water Power, New Zealand, (13)
Currents, Use of, for Divining Presence of Metals below Ground, (13)
Dipping Needle, Mr. Edison’s, (607)
Driven Machine Tools, Portable, Messrs. Kendall and Gent, 118, 119, 120
Electro-chemical Industries at Niagara Falls, Development of, (420)
Electrolytic Manufacture of Caustic Soda and Calcium Chloride at Varallo, (237) Electrolytic Works at Middlewich, 262, 266
Elevator, Mr. W. J. Cooper on, 170
Energy Output, Manchester, A Fortnight’s, (37)
Energy in Paris, Growing Demand for, (537)
Eneine and Dynamo, Reavell and Co., Limited. 580
Engineer to be Engaged from England by the Ceylon Government, (630)
Engineering in India, Good Opening in the Field of, (630)
Engineering, Legislation and, 541, 587, 609
Engraving, 363
Fans in Shop Windows to Prevent Frost on the Glass, (287)
Generators for the Bolton Corporation, 86
Generator, Multipolar, Ernest Scott and Moun¬tain, 627
High-frequency Currents on Animals, Action of, MM. H. Bordier and Leconte’s Experi¬ments on, (537)
Hoisting Machines, United States, C. W. Hunt and Co., 222
Installation for Working a Blast Furnace Hoist, Cargo Fleet Ironworks, (386)
Lathe, E'.ectrically-driven Hexagon Turret. Alfred Herbert, 292, 293
L:ght and Power Engine, Robey and Co., 613, 614
Long-distance Transmission of Electric Energy on the Continent, Use of High Pressures for. (287)
Mail Van Runs from Mount Pleasant to Water¬loo, Built by Mr. C. Oppermann, (511)
Manchester, Switchboard Contract, (166,
Marine Propulsion, 219
Measuring Instruments, American Patents for (537)
Meters in Russia, The rnly Types to be Officially Recognised, (459)
Motor Crabs, 69
Motors in Textile Mills of the United States, 40,000 Horse-power of, Installed by one Com¬pany alone, (561,
Motor Variable Speed, The Stow Company, Binghamton, United States, 635
Naval Electricians, (8)
Omnibus, American, (261)
Omnibus in Samois, 267
Pickling of Iron, (139)
Plant in Germany, Fall in the Shares in one of the Largest Works for Manufacture of, (537)
Plant of St. Louis Waterworks, A Novel Fea¬ture of, (630)
Plant Repair Shops, First-class Machine Tools for, 48
Plant, Steam and Hydraulic, Richmond, U.S.A., (74)
Power and Lghting Plant, Single-phase, La Goule, Eacher, Wyss and Co., (630)
Plant, Cork Exhibition, W. Reavell, 496, 519
Plant, Hydraulio and, U.S.A., 470
Plant, Motodrlve, 545
Plant, G. T. Pardoe, and “ O. W.,” 569
Plant for Sale, (368)
Scheme, Bow and Charing Cross, Dis¬covery of Rusted Iron Hoops in the course of making the Conduits, (433)
Station, Hydraulic, Colgate, California, r. (US)
Station, Liverpool, Output, (261)
Station, Manchester’s New, (536)
Power Station, Manhattan Railway Current Supplied by Generators at the New, (139)
Station, Middlesbrough, (346)
Station, New York, 195 Statistics, Canadian, (537)
Supply in Wales, 439
Problem of Railways, Mr. J. Swinburne, 547, 614
Pulley Block, Electrically-driven, 297
Pumping Plant at Eldon Colliery, 355
Pumping Plant, Large, 170
Rational Units of Electro-magnetism, Sir G. Giorgi on, (537)
Resistance Laboratory Furnace, Prof. Holborn’s New Form of, (386)
Rieder Electric Eograving Machine, 363
Service, Glasgow, Mr. W. A. Chamer, on, 292
Service Transmission, The Cauveri Falls, 553, 562
Ship’s Lift at Heinrichenburg, 6
Storage Batteries, Large, and their Application
to Central Station Supply, Mr. H. McEwen on, (126)
Supply, Birkenhead, (113,
Blaenau Festiniog, (537)
of Capetown, Engines for the, 456, 457
Madrid, New Company Formed for, (459)
Manchester, (355)
Manhattan Power Station, (139)
New York, 195
Portugal, (314)
for Rangoon, (314)
Switchboard Contract for Manchester Corpora¬tion (166)
System of Rome Cut-off by the Giving-way of a River Bank, (190)
Traction, Mr. B. Pontifex on, 24
Traction by Overhead Motor Trolley, 267
Traction on Railways, Messrs. Mordey and Jenkin on, 221
Traction on Roads and Mineral Railways, Mr. W. R. Cooper, 590
Valve, M. Nodon’s New, (607)
Voltage, Influence of the, in the Formation of Ozone, (630)
Water-power Station, Gersthofen, near Augs¬burg, (190)
Wireless Telegraphy in Hyde Park in 1851, (13)
Wireless Telegraphy—see Telegraphy, Wireless Works, Reported Establishment of, at Hudders¬field, by an Austrian Firm, (386)

Electric Light:

Bath Works, Unsatisfactory Condition, (166)
Canadian Statistics, (537)
Company, The Cheshire, Dividend Declared by, The First Company to Dispense with Steam, (214)
Composite Filaments for Lamps, M. F. de Mare’s, (459)
Coventry, (214), (222), (593)
Dartmouth, (409)
Dingwall, (13)
Dust Destructors and, 289
Illuminations in Paris for the Victor Hugo Fêtes, (237)
Kingston-on-Thames, Not a Financial Success, (583)
Liverpool, Result of Municipal Working, (113)
Movable Lamps, Ingenious Device, Mr. H. O’Farrell’e Patent, (444)
Newcastle-under-Lyne, (237)
Oban, (433)
Plant and Fittings, Gocd Market for, in Lisbon, (314)
Railway, Illinois Central Plant. 470
Rea veil and Co.’s Miniature Electric Lighting Sets, 580
St. Paul’s Cathedral, (335)
Sheffisld, (190), (583)
Shoreditch, 46. 147 Southport, (261)
West Bromwich, (222)

Electricity:

Boiler Power and, 168
British Westinghouse Company’s New Works,
Trafford Park, (549)
In Glass Manufacture, 160
Leeds Workp, Vertical Engine, 2300 Horse¬power Beiliss and Morcom, (548)
And Legislation, 541, 587, 609, 621
Manchester, Stuart-street Generating Works. (549)
Manufacture of Peat Fuel, by the Aid of, 633
Meter, The Mordey-Fricker, 546
Shoreditch Works, 84, 147, 194 269, 365, 518, 603
Supply, Rhode Island, (113)
Works, Combined Dust Destructor and, 241
ELEVATOR, Electrical Passenger, Mr. W. J. Cooper on, 170
Emery Monopoly, Opening for a Profitable Enterprise in Greece, (532)
Employers’ Union, 71

“Engineer,” The, and South Africa:

563

Engineers:

Education of, 467
Engine-room Artificers and Stokers Wanted for the Navy, (630)
Eogineer Wanted for the Johannesburg Muni¬cipality, (63)
Naval, Mr. Arnold Forster and the, 216
Naval, W. Stoddart, 270

Engineering:

Agreement, The New, 163
Apprentices, Training of, 71
Canadian Society of Civil Engineers aims at Engineering being made a Close Profession, (335) ’
Civil, 16 Electrical, 19
Examinations in London for McGill University, Montreal, (3141
Industry, Russia's, 182
Legislation and Electrical, 541, 587, 609
Locomotive, some Modern Tendencies in, by Chas. Rous-Marten, 275, 698
Marine, on the Clyde, 8 Marine, during 1901, 29, 59, 80
Mechanical, 18
Models, The Uso3 of, Mr. Percival Marshall on, 299
Relations between Metallurgy and, Sir Wm. Roberts-Austen, 5, 443

Standards Committee, The, 141, 224, 240, 402, 564

Works, Gloucester, The Emlyn, 542

Engines:

Acetylene for Gas, 54
American Three-cylinder Traction, 44
Banki Oil, Messrs. Gar.z and Co., by the Late Mr. Bryan Donkin, 276, 277, 285
for Battleships King Edward VII. and Queen, Harland and Wolff’s Tender Accepted, 384, (386)
Breakdown of Engines and Machines, 208
British Westinghouse Company’s Policy, 391
Chimney Erection, £91
Colliery Winding, Andrew Barclay, Sons and Co., (615)
Comparative Trials of the Working of an In¬ternal Combustion Engine with Petrol and
Alcohol, (214)
Cooling the Cylinders of Explosive, 545
Diesel Oil, 528, 575
Fairlie, 634
Fencing of Steam and Gas, Mr. H. D. Marthall on, 308
Future of Gas, 112
Ganz and Co., Banki Oil Engine, 276, 277, 285
Gas, at Differdingen, in Luxembourg, with Blast Furnace Gas, (214)
Gas, in Germany, and Work they are Engaged in, (287)
Gas, The Mathot Indicator, (496)
Gas and other Combustion, Mr. Dugald Clerk on,112
High-speed, 327, 391
High-speed Steam, Mr. John Davidson, 22, 72
Hydrocarbon, Mr. R. O. Allsop, 172
Indicating High-speed Steam Engines, Mr. A. M. Arter, 245
Indicator, Evolution of the, 270
Indicators, Historical Steam Engine, 236, 238
Indicators, Watt’s and McNaught’s, 236, 238
Injection Water Pumping, Geo. Fletcher and Co., 612
Internal Combustion, Working on the Otto Cycle, Number Made and Sold in England and on the Continent, (287)
Large Set of, Built by Hawthorn, Leslie and , Co., for H.M. Cruiser Lancaster, (237)
Motor Combination Chemical, to be Purchased by Tottenham District Council, (630)
Oil, Applied to Road Rollers, The Dudbridge Ironworks, Limited, 296, 297
Oil, The Banki, by the Late Mr. Bryan Donkin, 276, 277
Oil, Mr. M. A. Falconer on, (484)
Oil, for Motor Car and Launch Requirements, Ardwick Engineering Company, (444)
Oil, The New Diesel, 528, 575
Oil, Self-propelling Portable, Jas. B. Petter and Sons, 144
Petrol and Alcohol, Comparative Trials of En¬gine with, (214)
Petrol, Panhard and Lovassor’s New Type of, Called the Centaure, (314)
Petrol, for Tramways, 632
Power, Type of, used by one of the New York
Railway Companies Criticised in Favour of Marine Engines, (469)
Prime Movers, Development of, 513
Pumping, Triple-expansion, Worthington, Pur¬chased by Bordeaux, (37)
Rolling Mill, Mr. Geo. Sellers, Wardsend Steel Works, Sheffield, 438
Scale Formed by use of Hard Water in Gas Engine Cylinder Jackets, How to Remove. (485)
Six-coupled Passenger, U.S.A., (173)
Small Portable Steam, Wanted in Turkey, (314)
Steam, Experiments on a, by the Late Brvan Donkin, 507
Steam Motor Fire, its Efficiency Severely Tested, (561)
Steam, Packing for, Mr. A. McSwiney on, (150)
Steam Pumping, Geo. Fletcher and Co,, 612
For s.s. Alberta, John Brown and Co., 380, 384
Steam’s Compound Steam, for Light Motor Cars, (214)
Tests to Determine Effect of Clearance on the Economy of a Small Steam Engine, Mr. A Kingsbury, (314)
Traction, for Cuba, 44
Traction, Fined, Newcastle, (511)
Tramway, Ernest Scott and Mountain, Limited, Birkenhead Corporation, 438
Triple-expansion, Robey and Co., 613, 614
Triple-expansion, for United States Battleships (Supplement, March 28th, 190?), 322, 369 443
Triple-expansion, United States Navy (Supple¬ment, Februari/ 14M, 1S02), 163
Triple Rolling Mill, Messrs. John and Edward Wood, 55, 57
Twin-screw Triple-expansion s.s. Arundel, Wm. o™yo?nd Br°S’ (SuPPlem*M, ^pril Uh, lyuz), u4u
Vertical Compound, 1000 Brake Horse-power, for the Electric Supply of Capetown, Ferranti Limited, 457
Vertical, 25C0 Horse-power, Beilis and Morcom 548
Works, Brown Corliss Co.’s New, U.S.A., 246
ENGLISH Machinery for Morocco, (287)
Engraving by Eleotrolysis, 363
Erzeroum, Bicycles in Demand, (511)
Ethylene from Inorganic Sourcos, Production of,
Etna, Mount, Diminution of its Height since 1868, (287)
Evans and Co., Jas., Danish Patent, Method of Imitating Slabs of Polished Marble or State (151)
Evaporating, Copper Vacuum Pan for, Storey and Sons, Limited, (471)

Exhibitions:

American at the Crystal Palace, 570 Brewers’, (314)
Capetown, British and Colonial, (607)
Co’°“ial-in London, at the Royal Exchange, 238, (324), 436
Cork^ International, 428 ; Power Plant at, 496,
Lille, (190)
MG13°ery at the ö!Mg°W’ Mr’ H’ Jenkina o". Motor Car, Copenhagen, (60)
Motor Car, Crystal Palace, 185
Motor Car, at Islington, 406—408, 437
Motor Car, Paris, 2, 30, (113), (190)
Naval and Military, Crystal Palace, 70
Naval and Military at Portsmouth, (314), 590, 627
Paris, “ Liste des Récompenses” published, (459)
Paris, Prize Diplomas, &s,, of the late, (214); General Report, (261)
St. Louis, World’s Fair, Prize Offered for Steerable Balloon, (37)
Vilna, Agricultural and Industrial, (237)
Wolverhampton Art and Industrial, 135, (409),

Explosives:

Air Torpedoes at Marma, Trials of, (359)
Capped Armoor-piercing Projectiles, 624
Capped Shot, Armour-piercing, Fitted with Johnson’s Caps, 544, 590
Cordite, 43, (190)
Cordite Exposed to the Sun, How it affected the Firing of H.M.S. Terrible, (630)
Exploder, A New Safety, Tested at Ridsdale, (386)
Gathmann Torpedo Shell, 58, 64
Gyroscopic Steering Gears for Use in Torpedoes, “Masurite,” A New High-power Explosive called, (359), 522
Permitted, Albionite and Arkite added to the List of, (335)
Projectiles, Sale of 6000 Tons of, Woolwich Arsenal, (409)
Shells, Press for Copper Banding, 10 Shells, Tests of High Explosive, 58, 64

F

FACTORIES and Workshops, Annual Report of the Chief Inspector for 1901, (537)
Fans and Pumps, High-speed Centrifugal, 230, 240, 252, 255
Fan of Unusual Dimensions, Detroit, (190)
Federation and the Unions, The, 169
Fencing and Guarding Machinery used in Textile Factories, 308, 354
Fencing of Steam and Gas Engines, Mr. II. D. Marshall on, 308, 354
Fife, sen., Mr. Wm., (63), 70
File-cntting Machine, Mr. Zsnses, (335)
Filter Water Cart, Mr. E. Bailey-Denton, 144
Fire Alarm Whistle Blown by Natural Gas, (166)
Fire-box Stays of Locomotive Boilers, Mr. Webb on, 412
Fire Brigade Committee of the London County Council, (248)
Fire-detector, The May-Oatway, (126)
Fire Float Pumping Plant for Fiume Har¬bour, Merryweather and Sons, 341
Fire by Friction by means of Two Sticks, (314)
Fire Prevention Committee, The British, Their New Arrangements for Business Men, 634
Fireproof Partition Construction, New York, 222
Fireproof Structures, 12, 71
Fire-resisting Materials, The British Fire-Pre¬vention Committee Tests, (89), (113), (139)
Fire-throwing from Locomotives, 46
Fitter, Elimination of the, 142
Floor Tests of Karri and Jarrah Wood, (89) (113), (139)
Flour Mill for Export Purposes, Philadelphia, Large, (561)
Flying Machine, Another Brazilian, (485)
Flying Machine Inventor, Another, comes near to Losing his Life in Paris, (607)
Fly-wbeels, Bursting of, Prof. C. H. Beniamin. (113)
Fly-wheels for Slow Speed Engines, Mr. A. M. Downie on Design and Construction of, (63)
Foghorn in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, Large, (13)
Fog Signal at St. Catherine’s, (314)
Fog Signalling Apparatus, Mechanical, 566
Foochow as a Manufacturing and Mining Field, Consular Report on the Possibilities Offered by, (63)
Foundries of the United States and Canada, 323
Foundry Tests and Malleable Iron Castings in the United States, 520
Fox, Mr. W. H., (537)
France, Imports, Official Customs Returns, (89)
France, Population of, (89)
French Military Photo-Electric School, Havre, (89)
French Mines, Output Returns, (89)
Fuel Economy, 441, 467
Fulham Baths and Wash-houses, (231)
Furnace, Non-crucible Blast, Mr. Jno. L. Steven¬son, 72
Furnace, Remarkable Fall in a, 545

G

GALILEO Feraris Award, Competiticn for the (616)
Galloways Limited, Annual Meeting, 241
Galveston, U.S.A., Sea Protection Works at, 635

Gas:

Acetylene Association, Meeting of, (190)
Acetylene in Austria, 286
Acetylene, Board School Lighted by, (214)
Acetylene Flame, Standard, (493)
Acetylene for Gas Engines, 54
Acetylene Generators, 283, (237)
Acetylene and “ Phossy-jaw,” 291
Acetylene for Railway Lighting in France, 254
Bell Buoy Lit by, at the Manacles Rocks, (190)
Birmingham, Gas Saved by the Use of Kern Incandescent Burners, (237)
Blast Furnace, Power given by Nine Engines, with, (214)
Calorific Value of, Natural Water, Ccal, &c.,
Capital in England and Wales. Is it Excessive ? (602)
Carburetted Water, Plant for Generation of, at Oldham, (89)
Coal, Its Calorific Power, (232)
Coaland Natural, Relative Cost of, Experiments to Test in the United States, (561)
Comptes Rendus, M. A. de Hemptinne on the Influence of X Rays on, (190)
Condensation Coal, Mr. A. F. Browne, 455
Development of the Gasholder, Mr. Geo. Livesey, 455
Distribution, Efficiency and Economy in, (602)
Engine, Central Station, Differdingen, (214)
Engine Cylinder Jackets, Scale in, How to Remove, (485)
Engines—see Engines, Gas
Engines and the Gases Used by Them, Large,(600)
Engine Indicator, The Mathot, (498)
Engines, Steam, Oil, and Cost of Fuel per Brake Horse-power per Hour and their Heat Effi¬ciencies, Mr. Bryan Donkin, 454
Ethylene from Inorganic Sources, Production of, 58
Gas and Electric Lighting Industries of the United Kingdom, Comparison afforded by the Capital Employed in, (237)
High-pressure, for Works Lighting, Mr. J. Nasmith on, 245
Holgate, Mr., on the History and Development of the Gas Industry during the last Decade, 454
Illuminating Power of the Gas of the Future, Mr. H. E. Jones, 454
Installations, Two Swiss Village, 70
Kern Incandescent Burners Save 45 per cent, in Gas Consumption, (237)
Lamps with Osmium Filaments, M. Gabriel's Statements with Reference to, (459)
Mains, the Electrolysis of, Mr. Swinburne on, 582
Making, Valuation of Oil for, (602)
Manchester Gasworks, Gross Profits, 1901, (409)
Measurement, New System of, (602)
Mixtures of Combustible Gases and Air, Dr. H. Bunte on, (485)
Mixtures, Explosive, 305
Mond, Extensive Installation of, with Ammonia Recovery Plant at Runcorn, (214)
Mond Schemo, (124), (199)
Naphthalene, Solubility of, Mr. J. F. Smith,
Natural, in Indiana, Reduction in the Pressure of, and the Consequence, (359)
Oil, Mr. W. B. Cowell’s and Mr. J. Kemp ’ Welch’s Invention, 518
Oil Fuel instead of Natural Gas in Indiana, Use of, (359)
Oxy-acetylene Blow-pipe, described by M. Fouchb, (602)
Papers Read at the Institution of Gas Engineers, 454, 455
Supplied by the South Metropolitan Gas Company, Concerning the Reduction of the Candle-power of, (237)
Supply, 20
Unification of the Methods of Stating the Items comprising the Costs in Gasworks, Mr. W. R. Herring, 455
Use of, for Power Purposes, Sir F. T. Mappin on the, (287)
Water, for Driving Gas Engines, 490
Works in the United States, 300
GAUGE, High-pressure, Recently Invented, (433)
Gauge, A really Accurate one at Last, 295
Gear-cutting Machine, Automatic, G. Birch and Co., 368
Geological Field Class, Excursions of the London, (394)
German Budget, Provision for taking Soundings in North and Baltic Seas, (13)
Germany, Economic Depression throughout, (335)
German Empire, 1900, Census of, and Increase since 1885, (535)
German Estimates for the Financial Year, Unpro¬mising, (386)
Germany, Foreign Trade Returns of, (335)
German Iron Industry, The, 155
German Machine Tool Industry, The, 592
Germany, Industrial Distress in, (607)
Gibson, Mr. Jas., (37)
Gillmor, Mr., on Battleship Designs, 4
Glasgow Sewage, 138
Glass Manufacture, Electricity in, 160
Goldbeaters’ Skin, Advantages of, for Balloon Manufacture, (409)
Gold Dredging, California. (537)
Gold Dredging in Otago, New Zealand, Mr. F. W. Payne, 590
Goldfields in Manchuria, (13)
Gold, Klondike, (386)
Gold in Lapland, (214)
Gold Mining in Australia, Jubilee of, 168
Gold Yield of New Zealand for 1901, (54)
Gold Yield for the State of Victoria, 1901, (63)
Goldschmidt Welding Process, The, 8
Good Enough, 263 Gourlay, Gresham, (144)
Grain Elevator on the Atlantic Coast of America, The Largest, (314)
Greenwich Footway Tunnel, 334
Grinding Machine, Reversible, U.S.A., 470 Growing Evil, A, 121
Guarding Machine Tools, Mr. W. H. Johnson on, 310
Guarding Machinery used in Textile Factories, 308, 354
Guarding Steam and Gas Engines, Mr. H. D. Marshall on, 308
Guest, Keen and Co., Limited, (260)
Guest, Keen and Co., and Nettlefold’s, Amalga¬mation of their Businesses, (150)

H

HAMMER, The 125-Ton Steam, Bethlehem Steel Company’s, Demolished, (409)
Hammer, Pneumatio Power, 298
Hardy Patent Pick Company, Limited, Automatic Sffp Hook and Adjustable Trenching Stmt,

Harbours and Waterways:

Auckland Harbour, Receipts and Expenditure, (611)
Black Sea Harbours, New, 516
Blyth, Placed by the Admiralty on List of Ports ; Eligible for the Repairing of his Majesty’s Ships, (151)
Boulogne Harbour Extension, (433)
Brest Roads, Government Works in, (561)
Brito, Proposed Harbour at, 530
Chronology of Inland Navigation in Great Britain,” Mr. H. R. de Salis, (113)
Colombo Harbour Works, 355
Dieppe, Outer Harbour to be Made at, (359)
Dundee, Port of, G. C, Buchanan on, 197
Dunkerque Harbour, (287)
France, New, Discussion in the French Chamber, (113)
Fremantle Harbour, 547
Greytown, Proposed Harbour at, 531
Havre, The only Port Visited by the Large British Cargo Steamers, (359)
Heysham, (174) in 1901,48
Leith Roads, Scheme for Improving, (63)
Lourenco Marquez, to be Made a Great Coaling Station, (583)
New Orleans, Traffic of the Port, (386)
Port Said, Abolition of Import Daties at, and Construction of New Harbour, (237)
Port Said, Commercial Harbour at, (166)
Ribble Navigation, Extension of Training Wall Recommended, (113)
Rosario, Harbour at, Creusot Company’s Tender for, Accepted, (386)
Russia, Waterways in, (242)
Russian Dues, New Regulations, (37)
Saigon, Port of, (261)
Ssaham Harbour Extension Works, 619
Southampton WaterChannel, Proposed Deepening of, to Meet Requirements of Atlantic Shipping Combine, (537)
Svendborg Harbour, (359)
Tripoli Harbour, (599)
Warkworth Harbour Improvement, (445)
HEAD, Wrightson and Co., Limited, Annual Meeting of, (638)
Holt Waterworks Engine-room, 146
Hook, Automatic Slip, 136
Hopkinson, John, (302)
Horse Gear, Plywel, (163)
Hotchkiss Boiler Scummer, The, 70
Human Body as a Mo tai lie Conductor, Average Value of, (37)
Hunter, Mr. C. L., 172
Hydraulic Press, The Darlington Forge Company, (324)
Hythe, Serious Encroachments of the Sea, (190)
I
ICE Machine Patents, United States, (614)
Idiosyncracy as a Factor in Remedial Legislation, 412
Illumination, Principles of, 171
Illumination, Principles of, Mr. D. Barnett on, 111
Imperial Cable, The, 179
India-rubber Industry, Peru, (607)
India-rubber Testers, 339
Indian Empire, Total Population of, (335)
Indicators, Steam Engine, Watt’s and McNanght’s, 236
Industrial Leaders, Prof. J. Wertheimer on the Training of, 590

Institute and Club, Aeronautical:

Balloons, Dr. Barton and Mr. P. L. Senecal on, 384
Navigable Ballooning, History of, M. Aug. E. Gaudron on, 260, 454
Screw Propeller and Aëroonrve in Theory and Practice, Mr. Fred Walker, 582
Second General Meeting, Provisional Roles, (172), 582

Institute, Cycle Engineers’:

Question of Certifying Cycle Mechanics, (630)

Institute of Electrical Engineers, American:

Alternatiog Current Motors, Mr. W. L. R. Emmett, 24

Institute, Incorporated Gas:

Electrolysis of Gas Mains, Mr. Swinburne, 582
Fittings Business as an Aid in the Sale of Gas, The, Mr. R. Watson, 602
Gas Burners, Maintenance of Incandescent, by Gas Companies, Mr. N. R. Humphrys, 602
Gas Capital in England and Wales, Is it Exces¬sive ? Mr. C. E. Jones, 602
Gas Distribution, Efficiency and Economy io, Mr. W. Hole, 602
Gas Engines and the Gases used by them, Large, Mr. Dugald Clerk, 600
Gas Measurement, New System of, Mr. T. G. Marsh, 602
General Meeting at Southampton, (537)
Oil for Gas Making, Valuation of, Mr. J. P. Leather, 602
Presidential Address of Mr. Darkin, 582
Turbines, Laval Steam, for Driving the Fans, Mr. W. D. Child, 602

Institute, Iron and Steel:

Annual Meeting, Placa and Date, and Pro¬gramme of Proceedings, 368; General Busi¬ness, 463
Coke Making, Recovery of By-Products in, Mr. J. Thery, 463
Coke, Manufacture of, from Compressed Fuel, Mr. J. H. Darby, 463
Cooling Blast Furnace Tuyeres, Mr. H. Allen on Mr. W. J. Foster’s Invention for, 489
Iron Ores of Brazil, Mr. H. K. Scott, 490
Nomenclature of Metallography, The Com¬mittee’s Report on the, 490
Silicon in the Acid Open-hearth Process, Elimi¬nation of, by Messrs. MoWilliam and Hatfield, 489
Steel Alloys, Comparative Study of some Low Carbon, Mr. J. A. Matthews, 490
Steel Making, Combined Blast Furnace and Open-air Process of, Mr. F. Eyermann, 490
Steel, Microstructure of Hardened, Professor Arnold and Mr. MacWilliam on the, 490
Water-gas Plant using Wood Fuel, Dr. Jas. Douglas describes a, 490

Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers, North of England:

Excursion Meeting at Washington Colliery, (459)
Visit to the New Shaft of the Globe Pit o' the Washington Colliery Co., (498)
Winding from Great Depths, Mr. Hans C. Behr, (472)

Institute, The Sanitary:

Congress of, (84)
Provincial Summer Meeting at Buxton, Papers to be Read, (587)

Institution of Civil Engineers:

Annual Dinner, and Annual Meeting, 268, (463)
Awards, 446
Bacterial Treatment of Trades’ Waste, Mr, W. Naylor, 150
Conversazione, 560
Electric Traction on Railways, Messrs. Mordey and Jenkins, 221
Indicating High-speed Steam Engines, Mr. A. M. Arter, 245
James Forrest Lecture, Relations between Metallurgy and Engineering, Sir Wm. Roberts- Austen, 443
Locomotive Fire-box Stays, Mr. F. W. Webb, 412, 419
Port of Dundee, Mr. G. C. Buchanan, 197
Sewerage System of Sydney, N.S.W., and Suburbs, Mr. J. Davis, 150
Tunnel, Greenwich Footway, Mr. W. C. Copper- thwaite, 334
Tunnelling, Subaqueous, through the Thames Gravel, Mr. A. H. Haigh, 334
Students’ Meetings:
Compressed Air and its Applications, Mr. L. G. Crawford, 350
Dinner, The Twenty-seventh, (296), (496)
Quay Walls of Heysham Harbour, Messrs. W. H. C. Clay and J. C. Collett, 174
Some Public Health Aspects of the Question of Sewage Disposal, Mr. C. Johnston, 197
Use of Long Steel Wires in Surveying, Mr. H. J. Deane, 300

Institution of Civil Engineers: New¬castle-upon -Tyne Association of Students:

Visits and Excursions, (546)

Institution of Civil Engineers:

Asso¬ciation of Birmingham Students:
Programme for the Session, (490)

Institution of Civil Engineers: Glas¬gow Association of Students:

American Workshop Methods in Steel Con¬struction, Mr. H. B. Molesworth, 97
Campbeltown Colliery and Light Railway, Mr. T. Lindsay Galloway, 74
Power Stations, General Arrangement of, Mr. A. H. Morton, (184)
Swing Bridges, Mr. W. II. McLean, 120

Institution of Electric Engineers:

Committee for EnsuiDg Session, (408)
Conference to Consider the Incidence of the
Factory Act of 1901 on the Electrical Indus¬tries, (485)
Report of the Committee on Electrical Legisla¬tion ; Resolutions Passed by the Committee at its Meeting, March 25th, 1902, 429
Telegraphic Address of, (5)

Institution of Electric Engineers, Manchester Section:

Electric Problem of Railways, Mr. J. Swin¬burne, 547, 614

Institution, Electrical Standardising, Testing, and Training:

Awards made by the Board of Control, (71)
Conversazione, (458)
Entrance Examination, (312)

Institution of Engineers and Ship¬builders, N.E. Coast:

Engineer Branch of H.M. Navy, Unsatisfactory Condition of, Mr. D. B. Morison, (223)
Steam Turbines, Notes on, Mr. F. J. Warbur- ton, 149

Institution of Engineers and Ship¬builders In Scotland:

Gas and other Combustion Engines, Mr. Dagald Clerk, 112

Institution of Gas Engineers:

Annual Meetiner, Mr. T. Holgate’s Presidential Address, (433), 454
Coal Gas Condensation, Mr. A. F. Browne, 455
Gasholder, Development of the, Mr. Geo. Livesey, 455
Illuminating Power of the Gas of the Future, Mr. H. E. Jones, 454
Naphthalene, The Solubility of, Mr. J. F. Smith, 455
Steam, Gas and Oil Engines: Cost of Fuel per brake horse-power per hour, and their Heat Efficiencies, Mr. Bryan Donkin, 454
Unification of the Methods of Stating the Items Comprising the Carbonising Costs in Gas¬works, Mr. W. R. Herring, 455

Institution of Junior Engineers:

Annual Dinner and Conversazione, 112, (325)
Colonial Railway Construction, Some Factors in, Mr. L. H. Rugg, 525
Electrical Passenger Elevator, Mr. Percival Marshall, 170
Engineering Models, On the Uses of, Mr. Percival Marshall, 299
Lighthouse Construction, Notes on Modern, Mr. G. Drysdale Sweetman, 421
Steam, Utilisation of Exhaust, Mr. John Buley, 43
Visit to Great Eastern Railway Works. Strat¬ford, 546
Visit to the Mazawattee Tea Company’s Factories, (62)
Visit to Fulham Baths and Wash-houses, (231)
Visit to the Trinity House Depót at Blackwall, 432

Institution of Mechanical Engineers:

Abstract of the Annual Report of the Council, 212
Annual Dinner, Lord Geo. Hamiltcn'o Speech, 405
Change in Article 23 of tie Articles of tlo Association of, (236)
Fencing or Guarding Machinery Used in Textile Factories with Special Reference to Machines Used by Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers, 308, 354
Fencing of Steam and Gas Engines, Mr. H. D. Marshall, 308
Guarding of Machine Tools, Mr. W. H. John¬son, 310
Modern Machine Methods, Mr. H. F. L. Orcutt, 79, 97,122, 132, 211
Protection of Lift Shafts and Safety Devices in connection with Lift Doors and Controlling Gear, Mr. H. C. Walker, 308
Standardisation of Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, Mr. R. E. Atkinson, 405
Summer Meeting, Outline Draft of the Pro¬visional Programme, 458
Weston and Tiverton Bridge Undertaking, Mr. H. M. Mogg, 391
Graduates’ Meetings
Coal Gas Exhausting Plant, Mr. O. Waus, (280)
Oil Engines, Mr. E. A. Falconer, (484)

Institution of Mining Engineers:

President’s Address, Mr. Dixon, 557
Programme of the Thirty-sixth General Meet¬ing, 496, 557
Cambell Coal-washing Table, Mr. Clarence H. Cleghorn, 590
Coal Working under the River Hunter, the Pacific Ocean and its Tidal Waters near New¬castle, New South Wales, Mr. A. A. Atkinsod, 557
Copper Ores in Australia, Treatment of Low- grade, Mr. J. J. Muir, 590
Electric Traction on Roads and Mineral Rail¬ways, Mr. W. R. Cooper, 590
Gas Coals, Analytical Valuation of, Mr. S. P. Lisbman, 590
Gold Dredging in Otago, New Zealand, Mr. F. W. Payne, 590
Hydroborate of Lime Deposits, its Exploitation and Refination, Mr. C. A. L. Hoskold, 590
Industrial Leaders, Training of, Prof. J. Wertheimer, 590
Lead and Zinc Deposits of the Mississippi Valley, U.S.A., Messrs. C. R. Van Ilise and H. Foster Bain, 590
Mechanical Ventilation, Prof. Rateau and Mr. E. Harze’s Remarks on Mr. W. Brown’s Re¬port, 590
Mine Surveying Instruments, Mr. D. D. Scott, 690
Mining Concentration and Analysis of Corun¬dum in Ontario, Mr. W. L. Goodwin, 590

Institution of Mining and Metallurgy Salisbury House, E.C.:

Scholarships to be Offered Annually for Three Years, (627), (630)

Institution of Naval Architects:

Announcements for the Opening Season, (120), 260
Boilers, Distortion of, due to Overheating, C. E. Stromeyer, 337, 344, 369—see also p. 527
Corrosion of Condenser Tubes and Sea Water Conductors, Prof. Ernest CoheD, 469
Forty-third Annual Meeting, Annual Report, Nomination of Officers, Medal Awards, Presentation to Mr. G. Holmes, &c. &c., 282
Liquid Fuel for Ships, Sir F. Flannery, 283, 310
Navipendular Method of Experiments as Ap¬plied to some Warships of Different Classes, Capt. G. Russo, 310, 330
Propeller Shaft Bearinps, Improvements in, Mr. Younger, 312, 320, 321, 330
Recent Scientific Developments and the Future of Naval Warfare, Mr. W. Laird Clowes, 316, 318
Stresses in a Ship's Bottom Plating due to Water Pressure, Mr. Ivan G. Boobnoff, 282
Torpedo Boat Destroyers, Mr. S. Barnaby, 282, 298

Institution, United Service:

Second-class Battleships, Admiral Sir J. O. Hopkins, (193)

Iron:

American, and the Coal Strike, 539
Boiler Tubes, Defective Welding of Wrought, as Proved by Mr. D. Woodman, (583)
Canadian Pig, Imports to Scotland, Production in 1901, (50), (314)
Cargo Fleet Ironworks, Stoppage of the, (49)
Cumberland (W.), Millom and Askham Iron Company’s Prospecting in, (37)
Export to America, (471)
Fencing for South Africa, Wrought, Bayliss, Jones and Bayliss, (441)
Foundry Tests and Malleable Iron Castings in the United States, 620
German Imports from Sweden, (459)
German Industry, 155, (335)
Hammer and Anvil, probably the Remains of an old Tilt Mill, 11
Imported into China from United Kingdom, Falling off owing to Foreign Competition, (63)
Japan, (314)
Making in Sussex, 11
Normandy, Export of, from, (409)
Ore, Edison Syndicate for Treating, Erection of Works in Norway Contemplated, (314)
Ores of Brazil, Mr. H. K. Scott on the, 490
Pig, American Output, 220
Pig and Pure, Quantity of Copper they will Alloy with, (630)
Pig, Casting Apparatus, the Uehling, (301)
Produced in the United States by the New Blast Furnaces Started, (630)
Production, United States, 1900, 23
Protection of, from Rust, 243
Sand Deposits, Taranaki, Now Zealand, (386)
Scotch Pig Production and Consumption, and Shipments to Foreign Countries, 1900, 1901, (60), (63)
Trade, American Orders in the, 217
Trade Prospscts, (229)
Trust, Austrian, (561)
United States Iron aad Steel Industry, 1900,
Number of Men Employed in. (433)
United States Production, (533)
Warrants, Scotch, Question of a Redaction, (152)
Works in Japan, Government Steel and, 58
Work, Structural, Prof. J. Goodman on, (169)
Works in the United States, 470
Wrought, Its Coefficient of Extension the same as that of Concrete, (166)
Wrought, Preferable te Cast, for Gas Pipes, (537)
IRONSAND, Deposits of, at Taranaki, New Zealand, (336)
Irrigation Projects in India, (639)
Italy, Rivers of, Horse-power which they are capable of Developing, (139)

J

“JAMES FORREST” Lecture on Metallurgy in relation to Engineering, (190), 443
Japan with China, Commercial Relations of, (166)
Jessop and Sons, Annual Meeting of Share¬holders, (271)
Jointing Boiler and other Tubes, New Method of, (271)

K

KECHUR Carburetter, The, (113)
Kerosene in Russia, Consumption of, (561)
Kerosene Yielded by Grozny Petroleum, (661)
King’s College, London, Annual Dinner of, (459)
Kites, their Advent into Modern Science, (409)

L

Labour Questions, Strikes, and Trade Disputes:

Australian Labour Laws and their Bearing on Trade Unionism, Mr. S. Ransome on, 4
Barnes, Mr. G. N., Report as to the Condition of Trade and Labour, (63)
Berlin, Number of Unemployed in, (200)
Board of Conciliation, Official Statistics Com¬piled for, (125)
Board of Trade Report on Skilled Labour Market, January, (190)
Britannia Metal Smiths and the Master Silversmiths' Association, Dispute between, (345)
Cleveland Blast Furnacemen’s Wages Reduced Again, (37)
Colliers’ Wages, 463
Department of the Board of Trade, Memoran¬dum Prepared by, (63)
Employers’ Union, An, 71
Eaton and Chaloner Ironstone Mines and the Adoption of the Ratchet Drills, (498)
Factory Act of 1901 on the Electrical Industries, Conference to Consider Incidence of the Pro¬visions of, (485)
Federation and the Unions, The, 169
German Workmen’s Pension Fund, A, (493)
Germany, Industrial Distress in, (607)
Ironworkers’ Wages, 559
Labour and Capital, 66
Labour and Invention, 42
Labour Representation League, The, (63)
Lewis Merthyr Pitmen Stop Work, (498)
Mather and Piatt, Limited, Pensions Granted to their Men, (523)
Miners’ Wages, 10 per cent. Reduction, (471), (671)
Mines and Quarries in 1900, Number of Persons Employed in, (630)
Miners’ Strike, Rochester and Pittsburg Coal and Iron Company, (335)
Minimum Wage Rate of 40 per Cent., South Wales Miners’ Federation, (335)
Moscow, Experiment in Connection with the Employment of Labour, (359)
New York State, Labour Organisations in, (511)
New York State, Strikes and Lock-outs, (511)
Non-Unionist Trouble in the South Wales Coal Trade, (630)
North-East Coast Employers’ Notice of Reduc¬tion of Wages to the Members of the Boiler¬makers’ and Iron and Steel Shipbuilders’ Society, (359)
North-East Coast Shipbuilders give Notice of Reduction of Wages to the Members of the Boilermakers’ and Shipbuilders’ Society. (433)(445,
North-Eastern Railway Company’s North Road Locomotive Works, Darlington, Labour Dispute, (445), (471)
Parliament and Trade Unions, 488
Premium-Bonus System, The, (637),
Premium System, The, 82, 105, 146, 147, 162, 231, 280, 294, 312, 328, 341, 377, 391, 416
Production and Trade, 91
South Wales Miners’ Federation, Meeting to
Consider the Termination of the Sliding Scale Agreement, (607)
South Wales Miners’ Federation Take Steps to Obtain the Establishment of a Minimum Wage Rate of 40 per cent., (335)
Strike, Colliers’, Mon., (472)
Strike, Belgium, End of, (472)
Strikes in Iron Mines in Elba, (561)
Strike, Monmouthshire Collieries, (50)
Tin-plate Manufacturers and the Men’s Repre¬sentatives, Important Meetings between, (638)
Trade Union Case, Verdict Against the Union, (346)
Case, Another, 413
Law, 363
Litigation, More, 462 Quarterly Report of the General Federation of, (113)
Returns of Unemployed at End of February, (287)
United States Steel Corporation, Wages Paid out by the Trust in its Initial Fiscal Year, (485)
Wages on American and Foreign Vessels, Difference in, (561)
Wages Reductions, (60)
Yorkshire Miners and the Reduction in Wazes, 610
LAMPS, Safety, and Colliery Explosion», 506
Lancashire, Census Returns for, (386)
Lancaster and Tonge, Piston Rings and Spiral Springs and Steam Dryers, (571)
Lane, Mr. R. Qniller, 533
Lathe, Crank-turning, J. Butler and Co. (vii., Supplement, June Vitk, 1902)
Electrically - driven, Hexagon Turret, Alfred Herbert, Limited, 292, 293
Cylinder, G. Wilkinson and Sans (v., Supplement, June 13th, 1902)
fijin., Miley’8 Machine Tool Company (iv., Supplement, June 13fA, 1902)
For High-speed Steel, Special, Darling and Sellers, Limited, 330, 364
16in., for High-speed Steel, Dean, Smith and Grace (iii., Supplement, June 13th, 1902, and Supplement to ditto)
Shafting, Noble and Lund, 69
Launches and Trial Trips, 77, 148,174, 198, 225, 303, 325, 367, 396, 421, 447, 473, 525, 545, 606, 639
Lead, Copper, and Zinc in the United States, 300
Lead and Zinc Deposits of the Mississippi Valley, U.S.A., Messrs. Van Hise and F. Ba:n 590

Leaders:

1901, 15
American Steel and the Trust, 142
Anglo-Japanese Alliance and its Commercial Effects, The, 192
Armoured Cruisers, 388
Arnold-Forster, Mr., and the Naval Engineers, 216
Atlantic Shipping Combine, The, 411, 435
Atlantic Shipping Trust, The North, 487
Boilers for Locomotives, 586
Boilers for the Navy, 93, 487, 513, 563
Boiler Power and Electricity, 168
Boiler Puzzles, 337
Centrifugal Pumps and Fans, High-speed, 240
Chemistry, 21
City Men and the Colonial Show, 436
Coal Question, The Great, 42
Colour of Warships, The, 92
Combination in the Atlantic Trade, 411, 435
Commercial Situation, The, 609
Community of Interest, 115
Condensers in Warships, 240
Cost of High-speed Trains, 436
Dingle Station Fire, 316
Dust Destructors and Electric Light, 289
Engineering, Civil, 16
Engineering, Electrical, 19
Engineering, Mechanical, 18
Engineering Standards Committee, The, 141
Fire-box Stays of Locomotive Boilers, 412
Fitter, Elimination of the, 142
French Navy, The, 239
Gas Supply, 20
German Shipping and Americanisation, 316
Good Enough, 263
Idiosyncrasy as a Phase in Remedial Legisla¬tion, 412
Jubilee of Gold Mining in Australia, 168
Labour and Capital, 66
Labour and Invention, 42
Legislation and Electrical Legislation, £09
Light v. Heavy Railways, 462
Locomotives, British and Foreign, 338
Locomotive Engines, Efficiency of, 387
Locomotives, English and American, 361
Locomotives for India, 65
“Mabon” and
Machinery, 361 Mars, The Accident in H.M.S., 387
Metropolitan Railways, The, 115
Motor Car of the Future, 362
Mudhole Doors, 514
Naval Engineers, Mr. Arnold Forster and the, 216
Navy Estimates, The, 191, 216
Nickel and the Steel Trust, 66
Panama, The Preferment of, 631
Patent Law Amendment, 192
Patent Searches, Official, 461
Peace with Honour, 563
Petrol Engines for Tramways, 632
Prime Movers, The Development of, 513
Production and Trade, 91
Quartz as an Industrial Material, 264
Railway Economies, 167
Railway Management, 315
Ships and Forts, 488
Speed of Motor Cars, 290
Steel, American, and the Trust, 142
Submarines for the British Fleet, 631
Sulphur in Coal, 514
Superheated Steam for Locomotives, 116
Syndicates, Effects of, 338
Tube Railways, 41
United States Navy, Development of the, 215
Valve Gear of Locomotive Engines, Tne, 289
Vibration on Tube Railways, 192
War Material, 20
War Shipbuilding Arrears, 462
Warship Design, 585
Wave Power, 610

Sub-Leaders:

American Orders in the Iron Trade, 217
American Railroad Construction, 363
American Triumphs, 264
Bessemer Steel Production, 388
Board of Trade Returns, 265
Cable, The All-Britisb, 338
Cable Treaties, The, 586
Clyde and Sailing Ship Construction, The, 193
Coal, 43, 437
Colliers’ Wages, 463
Cooper v. Crane, 515
Cordite, 43
Crystal Palace, The, 116
Electric Railways, Underground, 388
Engineering Standards Committee, 240, 564
Federation and the Unions, The, 169
French Navy, The, 264
Hyacinth and the Minerva, The, 217, 816
Indian Railways, Material for, 338
Isthmian Canals, The, 93
Locomotives in France, Foreign, 67
Locomotives in India, 413
London County Council Contracts, 241
London Water Bill, 241, 436
Metropolitan Railway, The, 291
Metropolitan Railways and Mr. Yerkes, 8E3
Miners’ Wages, 489
Motors, International Trials of Alcoho’, 67
Motor Purposes, Heavy Oils for, 169
National Physical Laboratory, The, 290
Paris Sewage Farms, The, 610
Parliament and Trade Unions, 488
Railway Disaster in New York, 67
Railway Recklessness, 143
Railway Wagon Amalgamation, The, 363
Sanitary Angles, 93
Steel, Effects of Concussion on, 169
Steel and Ironworks, Equipment, 67
Syndicate of South Russian Ironmasters, 586
Taff Vale Case, Mr. Holme’s Costs, 611
Trade Union Case, Another, 413
Trade Union Law, 363
Trade Union Litigation, More, 462
Trade Unions, Parliament and, 488
Trust System, The, 586
Valve Gear on the Great Northern Railway, 193
Yorkshire Miners and the Reduction in Wages, 610

Legal Intelligence:

Bigley v. Scott, (113)
Cooper v. Crane, 515
Jameson’s Patent No. 15,212 of 1894, Re, 245
London County Council v. the Attorney-General and others, as to their Power to Run Omni¬buses, (166)
Taff Vale Case, Mr. Holmes’s Costs, 611
Trade Union Litigation, 462
LEGISLATION and Electrical Engineering, 641, 587, 609
Legislation, Electricity and, 541, 587, 609, 621
Legislation, Remedial, Idiosyncrasy as a Factor in, 412
Leighton Buzzard Sewage Disposal, (176)
Leg, Sir Wm. (with Portrait), 193, 220

Letters from our own Correspon¬dents :

America, Engineering Notes from, 24, 74, 173, 195, 222, 246, 323, 470, 496, 522
America, Notes from, 48, 98, 174, 198, 224, 248, 372, 396, 420, 446, 499, 624, 548, 594, 639
Australia, Notes from, 27, 74, 174, 300, 325, 447, 592, 638
England, North of, 25, 49, 75, 99, 125, 151, 175, 199, 223, 247, 301, 324, 345, 371, 397, 420, 445, 471, 497, 523, 649, 571, 593, 617, 637
Germany, 26, 50, 76, 100, 126, 152, 176, 200,
224, 248, 302, 325, 346, 372, 398, 420, 446,
472, 498, 524, 550, 572, 594, 618, 638
Iron, Coal, and General Trades of Birming¬ham, Wolverhampton, and other Districts, 24, 48, 75, 99, 124, 150, 175, 199, 222, 247, 300, 323, 345, 370, 396, 419, 444, 470, 496, 522, 648, 571, 593, 617
Lancashire, 25. 48, 75, 99, 121, 150, 175, 199,
247, 270, 3C0, 323, 345, 370, 397. 419, 444, 470, 496, 523, 548, 571, 593, 617, 637
Newport Harbour Commissioners’ Week'y Trade Reports, 50, 76, 100, 126, 152, 176, 200, 224, 248, 302, 346, 372, 398, 419, 446, 472/498, 524, 550, 672, 694, 618
Scotland, 26, 50, 76, 100, 126, 152, 176, 2C0, 224, 248, 302, 324, 346, 372, 398, 420, 445, 472, 498, 524, 549, 572, 594, 618, 638
Sheffield, 25, 49, 75, 99, 125, 151, 175, 199,
247, 301, 324, 345, 371, 397, 419, 444, 471, 497, 523, 549, 571, 593, 617, 637
Wales and Adjoining Counties, 26, 50, 76, 100, 126, 152, 176, 200, 223, 248, 302, 324, 346, 372, 398, 420, 445, 472, 498, 624, 550, 572, 594, 618, 638

Letters to the Editor:

Air Blast, Sam. Osborn and Co., 12
American Recklessness, Heureka, 171
American Workshop Methods in Steel Con¬struction, J. A.Inchboard, 120,269; Kendrick Edwards, 219
Armour Plates, Curved, Friedrich Krupp, 121
Australian Trans - Continental Railway.
Evacuates A. Phipson, 48
Automatic Couplers on American Railways, T. A. Brockelbank, 366
Automatic Signals, Alpha, 545 ; Norman D. Macdonald, 545 ; United States Railways. 493
Balancing Locomotives — see Locomotives, Balancing
Baldwin’s Works, The 20,000th Locomotive, 341
Blister, A Remarkable, F. M. Hall, 545
Boilers for the English Navy, J. S. V. Bickford, 635
Bridges, Cast Iron, Bridge, 411
British r. American Railways, Coalmaster,312
British Fire Prevention Committees, New
Arrangements for Business Men, Edwin O. Sachs, Ellis Marshland, 634
British and Foreign Train Services in 1901, H. G. Archer, 244
British and French Train Services in 1901, C. Rous-Marten, 270
British Westinghome Company’s Policy, A Lancashire Eagineer, 391
Cape Railway Contracts, W. Eglington, 219
Chance, The late Sir James, H. G. G., 148; R. B. P„ 121
Chimney Erection, Donald Dennes, 591; J. H., 606 ; Wm. Stanton, 391
Coal Consumption, On, Robert Crane, 244
Coal Consumption in Locomotives, John Riekie, 47
Cooling the Cylinders of Explosive Engines, B. E., 645
Copper Supply, Sources of, C. Reginald Enock,
Cranes, Electric and Rope, Allan Scott, 493
Cylinder Lubrication, Wm. Soott Taggart, 147, 195 ; Pro Stern Bros., Julius Wallach, 245
Cylinder Lubrication, Experiments in, J. S. V. Bickford, 46, 171 ; H. M. Wells, 46
Donkin, Mr. Bryan, E. Bryan Donkin, 366; R. B. P., 312
Education of Engineers, Anglo-Russian, 467
Electric Lighting in Shoreditch, Jas. B. Alliott, 46, 147
Electric Power Plant, Motodrive, 545 ; Geo. T. Pardoe, 569 ; O. W., 569
Electrical Marine Propulsion, J. W. B., 219
Employers’ Union, An, Don, 71
Engines, High-speed, Wm. Cross, 391
Fairlie Engines, R. Stirling, 634
Fireproof Structures, Edw. Atkinson, 12 ; The Non-flammable Wood and Fabrics Company, Limited, 71
Fire-throwing from Locomotives, Jas. Baxter, 46
Flash Point of Petroleum, Edw. A. Harman, 493
Fuel Economy, A Coal User, 467 ; John B. C. Kershaw, 441
Gauge, A Really Accurate One at Last, E. L. Burne, 295
Growing Evil, A, A Lover of Fair Play, 121
Harbours and Waterways in 1901, F. T. Harker, 48
H.M.S. Queen, Babcock and Wilcox, Limited, 270
High-speed Engines—see Engines, High-speed Illumination, and Principles of, A. A. Campbell Swinton, 171
Indicator, Evolution of the, Richard B. Prosser, 270
Locomotives, American, in England, A Loco¬motive Engineer, 46
Locomotives, Balancing, W. E. Dalby, 12
Locomotive Improvement, David Joy, 366
Locomotive Types, Norman D. Macdonald, 467 ; T. Willans, 493
Looking-glass Puzzle, A, Lux, 441; P. I. Lynam, 519
Lubrication of Cylinders, W. S. Hide, 219
Lubricator for Steam Motor Cars, Motor Car Man, 591
Luxembourg Arch, The Great, C.E., 493
Machine Tools, Competition in British Interest, 48
Machine Tools for Electric Plant Repair Shops, First-class, 48
Made in England, A. R., 545
Mathematical Teaching, Reform in, One of the 999, 270 ; Floreat Rugbeia, 270
Mathematics, Teaching of, A. B. Chatwood,; S. A. Hollis, 342 ; Reflex, 295
Minerva’s Trials, Note on H.M.S , and Second Report of Boiler Committee, Robert Mansel, 568.
Monolithic Sea Wall Work, Bindon B. Stoney, 312.
Motor Car of the Fature, John S. V. Bickford, 417; Charles A Brantsen, 417, 467 ; J. W. Hall, 390 ; F. Strickland, 441, 493
Naval Efficiency, A. W. Hurd, 519
Naval Engineers, W. Stoddart, 270
Navy and Inventors, The, Water Witch, 365
Overtime at Newton-Le-Willowe, Thos. Carley, 219
Palace Bridge, St. Petersburg, J. Krukow, 416
Patent Searches, Official, John S. V. Bickford, 493
Patents, Compulsory Working of, J. Wetter, 391
Patents and Trade Marks in Cuba, R. W. Barker, 545
Pneumatic Tires, Early, John Meikle, 84, (121); The Writer of the Article, 121
Power Plant at the Cork Exhibition, W. Reavell, 519
Premium Plan, F. A. Halsey, 416 Premium System, Beechwood, 341 ; Delta, 312;
Hubert Henry, 294, 591; C. J. L., 147 ; A Scot, 341 ; J. Tylor and Sods, Limited, 391; Wm. Campbell Wilson, 146; A Works Manager, 312
Problem of Flight, I. Lancaster, 440—see also Travel in Air Radiation of Surfaces, J. S. Bickford, 6C6
Railway Gauges—American Engineering, U.S, Railway, 342
Railway Goods Traffic, An Observer, 416; Alleyne Reynolds, 416
Railway Management, An Irresponsible Amateur, 342; Alleyne Reynolds, 342 ; Rich. Varley, 342
Railway Speeds, R. Sheward, 591
Refrigerating Machinery for J. and E. Hall, Limited, E. Hesketh, Director, 121
Repairing Worn-out Guns on Service, Civilian, (45), 295
Safety Lamps and Colliery Explosions, Jas. Ashworth, 591
Sanitary Angles, Gerard J. G. Jensen, 148 ; A. E. Parnacott, 171
Ships and Guns, W. Smee, 569
Shoreditch Electricity Works, Jas. B. Alliott, 46, 147, 269, 519; Jno. H. Turner, 84, 194, 365; F. L. Watson, 365
Speed of Motor Cars, J. S. V. Bickford, 342
Steam, J. S.V. Bickford, 634 ; E. A. Partridge, 569 ; Wm. Paterson, 591 ; B.T.U., 634
Steamboat Equipment of Warthips, G. Simpson, 12
Steam Motor Car, The, Chas. A. Brantsen, 47, 71
Steamship Propulsion, Laws of, Edgar C. Thrupp, 390
Steamship PropnltioD, Theory of, Robt. Manse), 291
Steel, English v. German, X., 634
Steel, Spontaneous Fracture of, J. W. B., 569;
Hadfield’s Steel Foundry Company, Limited, 591
Switchboard Failures at Bath, Ferranti Limited, 12
Tool Holder, Roberts Bros., 441
Tool Holder, A New, Thomas Noakes and Sons, 417
Travel in Air, B. Blies, 12, 171, 219 ; T. G. Challis, 295 ; L. D. Conoslant, 493 ; J. D. Fullerton, 417 ; Horatio Greenhough, 467 ; Alex. C. Harris, 12 ; John Henry Knight, 47 ; I. Lancaster, 84, 121, 194, 218, 390, 440; Henry Lea, 71, 147. 219, 244 ; A. PeDguin, 121 ; John Place, 47, 71 ; C. RobiD, 244; Romans, 244 ; Stephen H. Terry, 71 ; A Traveller, 244, 342
Tube Railways and Vibration, Cha®. Hyde Beadle, 416 ; A. Mallock, 417
University College London, Fund for Endow¬ment of University Education and Research, Reay, President, 391
Valve Gear, Bollinckx, 121
Valve Gear for Stern-wheel Steamers, Gordon H. Hardie, 148
Vibration in Tube Railways, Chas. Hyde Beadle, 366 ; Maurice F. Fitzgerald, 441 ; J. N. D. La Touche, 245; V. L., 467 ; X., 467 ; Z., 441
Volcanoes G. D. S., 493
Wagons, Large Mineral, D. Evans, 47; S. II , 47 ; J. D. Twinberrow, 12, 71; WagoD, 47
Warships and Mathematics, Unique, 244
Water tube Boiler, A Canadian, Gordon H. Hardie, 467
Wood Planing Machines, Tho9. N. Robinson, 171
LIFT, Electric Ship’s, at Henrichenburg, 6
Lighthouse Construction, Notes on Modern, Mr. G. Drysdale Sweetman, 421
Lighthouse in Heligoland, New, (13)
Lighthouse on Lake Ladoga, New, (314)
Lighting, Carious Effect Produced by, (607)
Liquid Fael, Experiments, (37)
Liquid Fuel Rivet Heating Furnace, Tate and Carlton, 286
Liquid Fuel for Ships, Sir F. Flannery on, 283

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Marine Engineering. Practical, for Marine Engineers and Students, with Aids for Appli¬cants for Marine Engineer? Licences, Wm F. Durand, 66, (67)
Marine Engineers’ Pocket-book, Wannan’s, containing the Latest Board of Trade Rules and Data for Marine Engineers, A. C. Wannan, (279)
Marine Engines, Verbal Notes and Sketches for, J. W. Sothem, (548)
Mathematics, Discussion on the Teaching of, at the British Association Meeting at Glas¬gow, Edited by John Perry, 32
Matriculation Directory, No. xxxi, January, 1902, 184
Mechanics of Engineering, Vol. i., Kinematics, Statics, &c., A. J. Da Bois, (169)
Mechanics, Science of, Dr. Ernst Mach, Trans¬lated from the German, (565)
Meteorological Observers, Hints to, Instruc¬tions for taking Observations, and Tables for their Reduction, with a Glossary of Meteoro¬logical Terms, Wm. Marriott, (476)
Metallurgy of Gold, T. Kirke Rose, (236)
Mine Surveying, Practical Treatise cn, Arnold Lupton (169)
Mine Surveying, Treatise on, Bennett H. Brough, (279)
Mineralogy Simplified, Henry Erni, 32
Mines, New South Wales, Annual Report for for the Department of, (318)
Mines of the Rand, The Deep Level, and their Future Development Considered from the Commercial Point of View, G. A. Danny, (279), 402
Mining Manual for 1902, Walter R. Skinner, (548)
Model Engineer and Amateur Electrician, Vol. v., 1901, (67)
Motor Cars and Voiturettes, Light, John H. Knight, (169)
Motors and Motor Driving, Alf. C. Harms- worth and others, 587
Municipal Affairs, Bibliography of the World’s Municipal Literature, R. C. Brooks, (413)
Municipal Engineering and Sanitation, M. N. Baker, (279)
Municipal and County Engineers, Incorporated Association of, International Engineering Con¬gress (Glasgow). 1901, Proceedings of Section VII. (Municipal), Ed. by T. Cole, (279)
Naval Annual, 1902, Ed. byT. A. Brassey, (475), 532
Naval Efficiency, The War Readiness of the Fleet, Archibald S. Hurd, 475, (519)
Navigation Saus-Marine h Travers les Sièoles, La, Maurice Delpeuch, (279)
Original Papers, by the Late John Hopkinson, 475
Pacific, The Mastery of the, Archibald R. Colquhoun, (279), 349
Passenger and Cargo Steamers, Tugs, Yachts, Houseboats, Barges, &c., Standard Work of Reference for Prime Cost of, Rich. Smith, (476)
Patents for Inventions, and How to Procure Them, G. G. M. HardiDgbam, (217)
Pattern-making, Practical Treatise Embracing the Main Types of Engineering Construction, &c., Joseph Horner. (476)
Physics, Elementary Treatise on, Experimental and Applied for the Use of Schools and Colleges, Translated framGanot’s “Elements de Physique,” (476)
Physics, Graduated Exercises in Practical Elementary, Clement J. Leaper, (413)
Physics, Laboratory Manual of, for Use in High Schools, Henry Crew and R. R. Tatnall, (318)
Pipes and Tubes, their Construction and Jcint- iDg, P. R. Björling, (635)
Plane Surveying, Paul C. Nugent, (413)
Poudres et Explosifs, Dictionaire des Matières Explosives, Dr. J. Daniel, (350), 501
Power and PowerTransmission, E. W. Kerr, (169)
Prevention of Infection in Public Vehicles, Alfred Greenwood, (413)
Primary Batteries, Their Theory, Construction, and Use, W. R. Cooper, (169)
Pamps, Their Canstruction and Management, Philip R. Björling, (169)
R lilway Materials, Inspection of, G. R. Bodmer, (475)
Railway Transition Spiral, Arthur N. Talbot, (475)
Railway Year-book for 1902, Edited bv G Sekon, (318,
Refrigerating and Ice-making, The Pocket-book of, Edited by A. J. Wallis-Tayler, (33)
R ifrigeration, Cold Storage and Ice-makiDg A. J Wallis-Tayler, (548)
Rhodes’s Steamship Guide, Edited bv Thos. Rhodes, (475)
Roofs and Bridges, &c., Design of Structures, Practical Treatise on the BuildiDg of. S. Anglin, (476)
Roofs and Bridges, Text-book on, Part III. Bridge Design, Mansfield-Merriman and H. S. Jacoby, (476)
Roorkee Manual of Applied Mechanics, Tho, Lieut.-Col. Allan Cunningham and Lieut.- Col. H. C. Harrison, 278
Royal Agricultural Society of England, Journal of the, Vol. lxii., (169)
Royal Road book of Ireland, The, Harry R. G. Irglis, (635)
Sanitary Engineering: Practical Manual of Town Drainage and Sewage and Refuse Disposal, Francis Wood, (236) 401
Schiffsbauindustrie in Deutschland und im Auslande, unter Benutzung Amtlichen Materials, Herausgegeben von Tjard Schwarz nnd Dr. Ernst von Halle, (592)
Schitfbautechnischen Gesellschaft, Jahrbnch der, Dritter Band, 1902, (217)
Sea Coast: (1) Destruction ; (2)
Littoral Drift:
(3) Protection, W. H. Wheeler, (279), 565
Sell’s Dictionary of the World’s Press and Advertiser’s Reference Book, 1902. (318)
Sell’s Directory of Registered Telegraphic Addresses, 1902, (169) grapnic
Sewage, Modern Treatment of. H. C II Shenton,(350) ’
Shipping World Year-book: Desk Manual in Trade, Commerce and Navigation, Ed. by E R. Jones, (169)
Siberian Railway, Guide to the Great, (615)
Slide Rule, The, Practical Manual, Chas. N. Pick worth, (67)
Slide Rule Notes, Lieut.-Col. H. C. Dunlop and C. S. Jackscn, (169)
Smithsonian Institution, The, Compiled and Edited by Wm. Jones Rhees, (236), 349
Smithsonian Institution, Report of, S. P. Lang¬ley, Secretary, for the Year endirg June 30tb, (318)

@@ Line 1,892: / Line 1,892: @@
 *Marine Engineering. Practical, for Marine Engineers and Students, with Aids for Appli¬cants for Marine Engineer? Licences, Wm F. Durand, 66, (67)
 *Marine Engineers’ Pocket-book, Wannan’s, containing the Latest Board of Trade Rules and Data for Marine Engineers, A. C. Wannan, (279)
+*Marine Engines, Verbal Notes and Sketches for, J. W. Sothem, (548)
+*Mathematics, Discussion on the Teaching of, at the British Association Meeting at Glas¬gow, Edited by John Perry, 32
+*Matriculation Directory, No. xxxi, January, 1902, 184
+*Mechanics of Engineering, Vol. i., Kinematics, Statics, &c., A. J. Da Bois, (169)
+*Mechanics, Science of, Dr. Ernst Mach, Trans¬lated from the German, (565)
+*Meteorological Observers, Hints to, Instruc¬tions for taking Observations, and Tables for their Reduction, with a Glossary of Meteoro¬logical Terms, Wm. Marriott, (476)
+*Metallurgy of Gold, T. Kirke Rose, (236)
+*Mine Surveying, Practical Treatise cn, Arnold Lupton (169)
+*Mine Surveying, Treatise on, Bennett H. Brough, (279)
+*Mineralogy Simplified, Henry Erni, 32
+*Mines, New South Wales, Annual Report for for the Department of, (318)
+*Mines of the Rand, The Deep Level, and their Future Development Considered from the Commercial Point of View, G. A. Danny, (279), 402
+*Mining Manual for 1902, Walter R. Skinner, (548)
+*Model Engineer and Amateur Electrician, Vol. v., 1901, (67)
+*Motor Cars and Voiturettes, Light, John H. Knight, (169)
+*Motors and Motor Driving, Alf. C. Harms- worth and others, 587
+*Municipal Affairs, Bibliography of the World’s Municipal Literature, R. C. Brooks, (413)
+*Municipal Engineering and Sanitation, M. N. Baker, (279)
+*Municipal and County Engineers, Incorporated Association of, International Engineering Con¬gress (Glasgow). 1901, Proceedings of Section VII. (Municipal), Ed. by T. Cole, (279)
+*Naval Annual, 1902, Ed. byT. A. Brassey, (475), 532
+*Naval Efficiency, The War Readiness of the Fleet, Archibald S. Hurd, 475, (519)
+*Navigation Saus-Marine h Travers les Sièoles, La, Maurice Delpeuch, (279)
+*Original Papers, by the Late John Hopkinson, 475
+*Pacific, The Mastery of the, Archibald R. Colquhoun, (279), 349
+*Passenger and Cargo Steamers, Tugs, Yachts, Houseboats, Barges, &c., Standard Work of Reference for Prime Cost of, Rich. Smith, (476)
+*Patents for Inventions, and How to Procure Them, G. G. M. HardiDgbam, (217)
+*Pattern-making, Practical Treatise Embracing the Main Types of Engineering Construction, &c., Joseph Horner. (476)
+*Physics, Elementary Treatise on, Experimental and Applied for the Use of Schools and Colleges, Translated framGanot’s “Elements de Physique,” (476)
+*Physics, Graduated Exercises in Practical Elementary, Clement J. Leaper, (413)
+*Physics, Laboratory Manual of, for Use in High Schools, Henry Crew and R. R. Tatnall, (318)
+*Pipes and Tubes, their Construction and Jcint- iDg, P. R. Björling, (635)
+*Plane Surveying, Paul C. Nugent, (413)
+*Poudres et Explosifs, Dictionaire des Matières Explosives, Dr. J. Daniel, (350), 501
+*Power and PowerTransmission, E. W. Kerr, (169)
+*Prevention of Infection in Public Vehicles, Alfred Greenwood, (413)
+*Primary Batteries, Their Theory, Construction, and Use, W. R. Cooper, (169)
+*Pamps, Their Canstruction and Management, Philip R. Björling, (169)
+*R lilway Materials, Inspection of, G. R. Bodmer, (475)
+*Railway Transition Spiral, Arthur N. Talbot, (475)
+*Railway Year-book for 1902, Edited bv G Sekon, (318,
+*Refrigerating and Ice-making, The Pocket-book of, Edited by A. J. Wallis-Tayler, (33)
+*R ifrigeration, Cold Storage and Ice-makiDg A. J Wallis-Tayler, (548)
+*Rhodes’s Steamship Guide, Edited bv Thos. Rhodes, (475)
+*Roofs and Bridges, &c., Design of Structures, Practical Treatise on the BuildiDg of. S. Anglin, (476)
+*Roofs and Bridges, Text-book on, Part III. Bridge Design, Mansfield-Merriman and H. S. Jacoby, (476)
+*Roorkee Manual of Applied Mechanics, Tho, Lieut.-Col. Allan Cunningham and Lieut.- Col. H. C. Harrison, 278
+*Royal Agricultural Society of England, Journal of the, Vol. lxii., (169)
+*Royal Road book of Ireland, The, Harry R. G. Irglis, (635)
+*Sanitary Engineering: Practical Manual of Town Drainage and Sewage and Refuse Disposal, Francis Wood, (236) 401
+*Schiffsbauindustrie in Deutschland und im Auslande, unter Benutzung Amtlichen Materials, Herausgegeben von Tjard Schwarz nnd Dr. Ernst von Halle, (592)
+*Schitfbautechnischen Gesellschaft, Jahrbnch der, Dritter Band, 1902, (217)
+*Sea Coast: (1) Destruction ; (2)
+*Littoral Drift:
+*(3) Protection, W. H. Wheeler, (279), 565
+*Sell’s Dictionary of the World’s Press and Advertiser’s Reference Book, 1902. (318)
+*Sell’s Directory of Registered Telegraphic Addresses, 1902, (169)	grapnic
+*Sewage, Modern Treatment of. H. C II Shenton,(350)	’
+*Shipping World Year-book: Desk Manual in Trade, Commerce and Navigation, Ed. by E R. Jones, (169)
+*Siberian Railway, Guide to the Great, (615)
+*Slide Rule, The, Practical Manual, Chas. N. Pick worth, (67)
+*Slide Rule Notes, Lieut.-Col. H. C. Dunlop and C. S. Jackscn, (169)
+*Smithsonian Institution, The, Compiled and Edited by Wm. Jones Rhees, (236), 349
+*Smithsonian Institution, Report of, S. P. Lang¬ley, Secretary, for the Year endirg June 30tb, (318)

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