The Engineer 1903 Jan-Jun: Index: Illustrations

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List of Names.

A

• ACHESON, Mr. E. G., Furnace for the Manu¬facture of Siloxican, 452
• Alexandria, Centrifugal Pumping Engines for, Tangyes, Limited, 89
• Allen, Son and Co., Mesara. W. H., Large Condenting Plant, 624, 525
• Allison Smith, Automatic Coupler, 528
• American International Exhibition of 1904, Map of Louisiana, 162
• Archdale and Co., Limited, Jas., Electrically- driven Drilling Machine and Lathe, 175
• Argentine Cruiser Moreno, 247
• Asquith, Mr. W., Drilling and Boring Machine, 1 468
• Atkins, Mr. G. J., Hypechlorite of Soda • Generator, 174

B

• BALFOUR, R., Marine Installations for the Carriage of Refrigerated Cargoes, 424
• Bamford’s Wind Engine, 432
• Bell, Mr. Arthur L., Curves of Maximum Bending Moment, 469
• Behize Motor Car Works, 465, 472
• Blackstone's New Vaporiser, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 652
• Blake, F. C., Petrol Locomotive, 47
• Britannia Bridge, (553)
• British Agricultural Machinery for the Colonies (Supplement, June 12th, 1903)
• British Farm Machinery in Canada (Supplement, June 12th, 1903)
• Buffalo Breakwater, 515, 516, 517
• Burrell and Sons Compound Traction Engine, 43

C

• CALEDONIAN Express Locomotive, Six-wheels Coupled, 331
• Canadian Niagara Power Works, 142, 143
• Capell’s Wind Engines, 435
• Carnforth Hematite Iron Company, Blowing Engine, 332, 333
• Centurion, First-class Battleship, 622, 631
• Cette, Blast Furnace Plant at, 307, 312
• Charron, Girardot et Voigt, Eight-cylinder Petrol Motor Car, 324
• Chilian Battleship Construction, The New, Arm¬strong, Whitworth and Co., Limited, Sir Wm., 92
• Clarke, Chapman and Co., Boiler Feed Pumps, 97
• Clarkson Steam Car, The, 261, 262
• Clayton and Shuttlewortb, Thrashing Machines (ÜL, iv., Supplement, June 12th, 1903)
• Clayton and Shuttlewortb, Traction Engine, Road Roller, and Crane, 600
• Clyde, Works and Shipyards on the, 6, 14, 126
• Clydebank Dock, 200
• Commonwealth, H.M.S., 518, 520, 550, 551
• Cooper-Hewett Lamp and Static Converter, 74
• Coulthard's Steam Lorry, Islington Show, 320
• Crossley, Mr. W. J., Gas Engine Fly-wheel, 12
• Crossley’s Experimental Compound Gas Engine,
• Crystal Pa’aco Motor Car Show, 141, 160, 161, 212

D

• DALTON, Mr. F. V.» Motor Car Too), 550
• Dando Windmill, 435
• Dacauville Char sis, Islington Show, 321
• Dolter Surface Contact System, The, 272
• Donaldson, Mr. H. F., Instrument for Measuring Pressure on Tools, 101
• Dover Harbour Works, 610, 615, 619, 643
• Dover, Promenade Subsidence at, 577
• Dake and Ockenden’s Wind Ergine, 435
• Durban Harbour Works, 417

E

• EASTON and Co., Limited, 300 Horse-power Tandem Compound Engine for Superheated Steam (Supplement, January 30iZ, 1903), 115
• Elderslie Graving Dock, 7, 14, 126*

F

• FIELDING and Platt, Limited, Hydraulic Plate 1 Bender, 73
• Firtb of Forth, Naval Basj on the, 265
• Foster’s Colonial Thra^hiog Machine, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, Maize Shelter and Hoeker, and Telescopic Elevator, 655
• France, Western Railway of, Express Engine, M. C'lerault (Supplement, May 15M, 1903), 492 '
• French Racing Motor Cars, 412, 413
• Fricker Maximum Demand Indicator, 479

G

• GALLOWAYS, Limited, Blowing Engine, 332,333
• Galloways, Limited, Vertical Blowing Engine, 268
• Garrett’s Spark Arresters, Straw Burners and Thrashing Machines (xiv., xv., ii., Supplement, June 12lk, 1903)
• Garvie Steam Pile Driver, The, 542
• German Navy, Protected Searchlights in the, 221
• Goold, Shapley and Muir's Wind Engine, 436
• Granger’s Steam Trap, 390
• Great Central Railway, Four-coupled Tank Engine, Mr. J. G. Robinson, 298
• Great Eastern Railway Company's Steamer Brussels and her Engines (Supplement, January Sth, 1903), 34, 35
• Great Eastern Railway Company’s Works at Stratford, 589, 590, 591, 592
• Great Eastern Railway, Suburban Locomotive, Mr. Jas. Holden (Supplement, February (th, j 1903), 135
• Great Northern Railway, Four-coupled Four- cylinder Locomotive, Mr. H. A. Ivatt, 89
• Giinther and Sons, W., Turbines for a Textile Factory, 348

H

• HALL'S Signalling System, North-Eastern Rail¬way, 617
• Hamilton, Mr. J., Cold Saw, 475
• Harrison, McGregor and Co., Limited, Mowing s and Heaping Machines (vii., viii., ix Supple¬ment, June 12lh, 1903)
• Hayes Steam Launch, 266
• Herbert, Limited, Alfred, Screw Pitch Tester, 165
• Herbert, Limited, Messrs. Alfred, Milling Machine Methods, 513
• Hill, Mr. E. J., Either-side Railway Wagon Brake, 121
• Hornsby and Sons, Mowing and Reaping Ma¬chines, Ploughs (vii., ix , xii., Supplement, June , Wlh.lMH)
• Howard, Messrs. J. and F., Horse Ploughs (x., xL, Supplement, June Y2.th, 1903)
• Howard’s Long Straw Prees, Royal Agricultural s Society's Show, 655
• Hoy, Mr. H. A., High-speed Eogine, 124, 125 d
• Hubbard Gauge Frame, The, 422
• Hulse and Co., Limited, Machine Tools for Loco¬motive Works, 221

I

• ’’IDEAL Wind Engine, 435
• India, Weirs in, 563
• Indian Locomotive Works, Hydraulic Machinery for an, 10, 11
• Italian First-class Battleship, Benedetto Brin, 389, 392

J

• JOY, Mr. David, 290

K

• KAYE and Sons, Misers. Joseph, Oil Can, 552
• Kendall and Gent, Special Milling Machine, 400
• Kimberley, Diamond Mining in, 59, 66, 113, 116. 117

L

• LEEDS Forge Company, Limited, 40-Ton Steel Bogie Wagon, 177
• London Bridge, Widening of, 83
• London, Chatham and Dover Railway, Profile of, 213
• London, Chatham and South-Eastern Railway, Express Passenger Engine, Mr. H. Wainwright (Supplement, February 27th, 1903), 213
• London, Brighton and South Coast Railway, Radial Tank Engine, Mr. R. J. Billington, 444
• London, Brighton and Santb Coast Railway Extensions— Queen’s-road Bridge, 285
• London, Brighton and South Coast Railway Improvements, Bridge over the London and South-Western Rail-ay, 488, 489 490, 491
• London and North - Western Railway, Four- cylinder Compound Goods Locomotive, Mr. F. ( 1 W. Webb, 542
• London and South-Western Railway Co.’s Ex¬tension at Clapham Junction, 453
• London and South-Western Railway, Steam Motor Coach, 372
• London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Improvements, 96
• London United Electric Tramways, Limited, , Power Station, 565, 568, 569

M

• M’LAREN, Messrs. J. and H., 3000 Indicated Horse-power Triple-expansion Steam Engine, 313
• McNaught Indicator, The, 311
• Madeley Water Supply, Gas Power Plant, 147, 148
• Mann’s Steam Cart and Wagon Works, 539, 540, 546
• Mars Vertical Displacement Air Pump, Thomas and Marsland, 639
• Marshall, Son and Co.’s Stacking and Thrashing Machines (v., iii., Supplement, June 12/A, 1903) ; Mather and Platt, Limited, Eight-pole Direct- I current Dynamo, 376
• Matheson, Ewing, Roof Structures, 29, 30
• Maud’s Windmill, 432
• Merryweather and Sons, Chemical Fire Engine, 298
• Metropolitan Electric Supply Co.’s Watersoftening Plant, 349
• Midland Railway Express Passenger Locomotive, z Mr. S. Johnson (Supplement, March 13th, 1903), ; 259,260
• Miller Railway Signalling System, 176

N

• NARRAGANSETT Oil-carrying Steamer, Messrs. Scott and Co., 500
• Natal Government Railway Coal Wagons (30-Ton),
• Newman, R. W., on the Effect of Design on Methods of Construction from a Contractor’s Point of View, 578, 603, 604
• Niagara Falls, Electricity at, 647, 648, 650
• Niagara Falls Observation Tower, 470
• Niagara Falls Power Station, 62, 63
• North British Railway Wagon, 6C0
• Northern Railway of France, Steam Coach for, 476

O

• ORIENT Pacific Liner Orontes and her Engines, Fairfield Company, Limited (Supplement, January 23rd, 1903), 85

P

• PADERNO Viaduct, Italy, 383, 384, 441, 463
• Paris Metropolitan Railway, Triple Tube Crossing, Parr, Mr. P. H., Types of Locomotive Connecting Rods, 187
• Parion's Side-slip Preventer for Motor Cars, 37
• Petter’s Agricultural Tractor (Royal Agricultural Society’s Show), 652
• Petter and Sons, Limited, Jas. P., Oil Engine and Pump, 554 5,
• Prior’s Leo Blast Furnaces, Compound Blowing Engines, Lillieshall and Co.. Limited (Supple¬ment!, February 13th and March 20th, 1903), 174

Q

• QUEEN, The New Tarbine Channel Steamer, 614
• Queen’s-road Bridge, London, Brighton, and South Co:st Railway Extensions, 285

R

• R kNSOME, Sims and Jeffries, Ploughs, (r., Sup¬plement, June 12M, 1003), Cultivator, Horse¬rake, Potato Digger, xv.
• Reid, Mr. G. W., Ten-wheels Coupled Narrow¬gauge Locomotive, 176
• Reynolds, Mr. Michael, Locomotive, 72
• Rhodesian Railways, Petrol Motor Trolley, 601
• Riekie’s Proposed Express Locomotive, 350
• Rigg, Arthur, Screw Propellers, 123
• Roberts’ Wind Engine, 438
• Robey and Co., Stacking Machines, v., vii., (Supplement, June 12th, 1903)
• Rothesay Tramways, Combined Engine and Dynamo and Cars, 224
• Rous-Marten, Chas. Automatic Buffer Coupling, 528
• Royal Agricultural Society’s Permanent Show ! Yard, Plan of, 151
• Royal Agricultural Society’s Windmill Trials, 431, 432, 433, 434, 435, 436, 437, 438, 439
• Russian Power Station, Triple-expansion Engines Tosiand Co., 448, 449
• Russian Training Ship Ocean, 5
• Ruston and Proctor, Thrashing Machines, (Sup¬plement, June 12th, 1903), £, ii.

S

• SAMUELS' Light Sleam Coach, 1849, 477
• Saunderson’s Wind Engine, 440
• Savage’s Steam Wagon, Islington Show, 320
• Selig, Sonnenthal and Co., Screw-cutting Lathe. 452
• Shrewsbury Waterworks, 612, 613
• Simplon Railway, Six-coupled Express Passenger Engine, 309
• Simplon Tunnel Works, 30, 31,32, 56, 57
• Smith and Coventry, Limited, Heavy Boring Mill. 580
• Smith Patent Safety Hook, 49
• Soulanges Canal, Electrical Work on the, 38, 39
• South Africa from an Engineer's Point of View, 133, 157, 282, 287, 407
• Railway Maps of, and Views of the Cape Government Railways and Bridges, 158, 167, 183, 189, 246
• Two-stage Air-compressing Engines for Messrs. Walker Brothers, 163
• Repairing Broken Bridges in, 317
• Sectional Business Map of, 207, 231
• Bridges Destroyed by the Boers 340, 341
• South African Railwaymen, Portraits of, 385, 388
• Spanish Armoured Cruiser Cardenal Cisneros. 570, 572
• Staines Reservoirs, 586, 587, 588, 593, 596
• Stewart, Turner and Dixon’s Automatic Tram¬way Point Adjuster, 551
• Stothert and Pitt, Electric Cranes for South America, 150
• Sugden Superheater, The, 100
• Sulzer Bros., 5000 Horse-power Three-cylinder Compound Engine (Supplement, April 24th,
• Sykes’ Wind Engine, 434

T

• TANGYE3, Limited, Centrifugal Pumping Engines, 89
• Tangye Tool and Electric Company, Limited. Milling Machine Head, 173
• Tennant, W. J., The Planimeter Explained with¬out Mathematics, 75
• Thomas and Son, Wind Engine, 431
• Timbrell and Wright Machine Tool and Engineering Company, Limited, Capstan Lathe for > High-speed Brass Working. 658
• Titt, Mr. John Wallis, 30ft. Wind-pumping Engine, 16ft. Direct-acting Mil), 432, 433
• Tooting and Westminster Tramways, Temporary Generating Station, Tramcar Controller, Elec¬tric Cars, Sections of Conduit Tube Centering Insulator, Rail Trolley, 493, 494, 495, 502 ’
• Turkish Battleship Messondiyeh, 70, 71
• Tamer’s Crashing Mill (xvi., Supplement, June 12fA, 1903)
• Tyne Railway Bridge, I he new, 373, 374

U

• UNITED States Bracket Bridge Works, 386
• United States Bridge Building 209, 237, 238. 239, 242, 283, 357, 408, 466, 510, 536, 538

V

• VALTELLINA High-tension Three-phase Rail¬way, Electric Goods Locomotive (Supplement, February 20th, 1903), 138, 139, 140, 184, 185
• ValtelliDa High-tension Three-phase Railway, 110, 112, 138, 139, 140, 234, 235
• Vauxhall Bridge, New, 541
• Viaur Viaduct, 216, 217
• Vickers' Armour Plates, 23, 24

W

• WARD and Co., Messrs. H. W., Large Turret Lathe (Supplement, April 3rd, 1903), 193, 335
• Warner’s Wind Engine, 437
• Western Hydraulic Engineering Company, Hy¬draulic Locomotive Wheel Press, 10
• Westinghouse Works, Manchester, Water Tower, Pearson and Knowles Coal and Iron Company, Limited, 363, 361, 365
• White and Co., Messrs. Sam., Steam Lifeboat Lady Forrest, 576
• Whiting Double-sheave Winding Engine, Whiting Hoist, 415, 416
• Wilkinson and Sons, G., Lathe for High Speed Steel, 314
• Willesdon Eleotrical Extension, 5000 Horse-power Engine and Two-phase Alternator and Valves and Valve Gear, Sulzer Bros, and Ko'.bsn and Co., 363, 396. 397, 409, 410, 411
• Wilskemp Smoke Consumer, The, 480
• Wilson and Co., Limited, John, 2-Ton Jib Crane, 543
• Wolverhampton, Surface Contaot Tramways at,
• Woods, Mr. Edward, 625
• Wotton and Chayney, Messrs., Sack Weighing Machine, 276

Y

• YARROW, Mr. A. F., “Dignity and Impu¬dence,” 166
• Mr. A. F., Shallow Draught Vessel, 375
• Engines, Putting Solid Rings on to a Solid Piston, 122
• and Co.'s Works, Poplar, 611, 626
• “Young America,” A Floating School, 291

Subject Matter

A

• AGRICULTURAL Maobinery for the Colonies, British (Supplement, June 12th, 1903)
• Armour Plates, Vickers’, 23, 24
• Automatic Buffer Coupling, Allison Smith’s, 528

B

• BOILER Feed Pomps, Clarke, Chapman and Co., 97
• Brake, Either-side Railway Wagon, Mr. E. J. Hill, 121
• Breakwater, Buffalo, 515, 516, 517
• Bridge, The Britannia, (558)
• Building, U.S., 209, 237, 238, 239, 242, 283, 357, 386, 408, 466, 510, 536, 538
• destroyed by the Boers, 317, 340, 341
• over the London and South-Western Railway, London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Improvements, 488, 489, 490, 491
• London, Widening of, 83
• New Vauxhall, 541
• Queen’s-road, London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway, 285
• in South Africa, Repairing Broken, 317, 340, 341
• Tyne Railway, 373, 374

C

• CONDENSING Plant, Large, Messrs. W. H. Allen, Son and Co., 524, 525
• Cranes, Electric, for South Amerioa, Stothert and Pitt, 150
• Crane, 2-Ton Jib, John Wilson and Co., Limited, 543.
• Crushing Mill, Turner’s (xvi., Supplement, June , 12M, 1903)
• Curves of Maximum Bending Moment, Mr. W. Asquith, 469 |

D

• DESIGN, Effect of, on Methods of Construction from a Contractor's Point of View, R. W. Newmann, 578, 603, 604
• Diamond Mining in Kimberley, 59, 66, 118, 116,
• Dock, Clydebank, 200
• Dock, Elderslie Graving, 7, 14, 126
• Drilling and Boring Machine, Mr. W. Asquith,
• Drilling Machine and Lathe, Electrically-driven, Jas. Archdale and Co., Limited, 175
• Dynamo, 375 Kilowatt, Mather and Platt, Limited, 376

E

• ELECTRIC Lamp and Static Converter, The Cooper-Hewitt, 74
• Power Station, Niagara Falls, 62, 63
• Power Works, Canadian Niagara, 142, 143
• Railway, Valtellina, 110, 112, 138, 139, 140, 284, 235
• Work on the Soulanges Canal, 38, 39
• Electricity at Niagara Falls, 647, 648, 650
• Electro-metallurgical Production of Iron and Steel, 264, 265
• Elevator, Telescopic, Foster's, Royal Agricultural Society's Show, 655
• Engine and Alternator (5000 Horse-power), Valves and Valve Gear, Sulzer Bros., Willesden Electrical Extensions, 368, 396, 397, 409, 410, 411
• Blowing, Galloways, Limited, 332, 333
• Centrifugal Pumping, Tangyes, Limited, for Alexandria, 89
• Chemioal Fire, Merryweather and Sons, 298
• Compound Blowing, Lüliesball Company, Limited, Priors Lee Blast Furnaces (Supplements, February 13th and March 20th, 1903), 174
• Compound Traction, Burrell and Sons, 43 Crossley’s Experimental Compound Gas,
• “Dignity and Impudence," Mr. A. F. Yarrow, 166
• Double sheave Winding, Whiting’s, 415,
• High-speed, Mr. H. A. Iloy, 124, 125
• Oil, and Pump, Jas. P. Petter and Sons, Limited, 554
• Three-cylinder Compound (5000 Horse¬power (Supplement, April '24th, 1903)
• Two-stage Air-compressing, for South Africa, Messrs. Walker Bros., 163
• 800 Horse-power Tandem Compound, for Superheated Steam, Easton and Co , Limited (Supplement, January 30th 1903), 115
• Triple-expansion, Russian Power Station, 448, 449
• Triple-expansion, 3000 I.H.P., Messrs. J. and H. McLaren, 313
• Vertical Blowing, Galloways, Limited, 268
• Engineer’s Point of View, South Africa from an, 133, 157, 282, 287, 407

F

• FARM Machinery in Canada, British (Supplement, June 12th, 1903)
• Ferro-concrete Piles, Berlin- Wedding Law Courts. 612
• Fire Engine, Chemical, Merryweather and Sons, 298
• Fly-wheel, Gas Engine, Mr. W. J. Crossley, 12

G

• GASgPowar Plant, Madeley Water Supply, 147,
• Gange, Water, Hulburd Engineering Company, Grinding Machine and some Tools, The, 359

H

• HARBOUR Works, Dover, 610, 615, 619, 643
• Harbour Works, Durban, 417
• Hook, Safety, Smith Patent, 49
• Hydraulic Machinery for an Indian Locomotive Works, 10, 11
• Hypochlorite of Soda Generator, Mr. G. J. Atkins, 174

I

• INDICATOR, Fricker Maximum, 479
• Indicator, McNaught, 311
• Iron and Steel, Electro-metallurgical Production of, 264, 265

L

• LATHE, Capstan, for High-speed Brass Working Timbrell and Wright Machine Tool and Engi¬neering Company, 658
• Lathe, Large Turret, H. W. Ward and Co. (Supplement, April 3rd, 1903), 139, 335
• Lathe, 9in. High-speed, G. Wilkinson and Sons, 314
• Lathe, Screw-cutting, Selig, Sonnenthal and Co., 452
• Looomotive, Riekie's Proposed Express, 350
• Michael Reynolds, 72
• Connecting-rods, Types of, 187
• Electric Goode, Valtellina Railway, Ganz and Co. (Supplement, Feb¬ruary 20th, 1903)
• Locomotive, Ex prefs Passenger, London, Chatham, and South-Eastern Railway,
• Mr. H. Wainwright (Supplement, February 27th, 1903), 213
• Express Passenger, Midland Railway, Mr. S. Johnson (Supplement, March 13th, 1903), 259, 260
• Four-coupled, Four-cylinder, Mr. H. A. Ivatt, Great Northern Railway, 89
• Four-coupled Tank, Great Central Railway, Mr. J. G. Robinson, 298
• Four-cylinder Compound Goods,
• London and North-Western, Mr. F. W. Webb, 542
• Four-wheels Coupled Compound Express, Western Railway of France, M. Clerault [Supplement, May 15th, 1903), 492
• Petrol, F. C. Blake, 47
• Radial Tank, London, Brighton and South Coast Railway, Mr. R. J.
• Billinton, 444
• Six-coupled Express Passenger, Simplon Railway, 309
• Six-wheels Coupled Express, Cale¬donian, 331
• Suburban, Mr. James Holden, Great Eastern Railway (Supplement, February Sth, 1903), 135
• Ten-wheels Coupled Narrow Gauge, Mr. G. W. Reid, 176
• Wheel Press, Hydraulic, for Indian Locomotive Works, 10

M

• MACHINE Tools for Locomotive Works, Hulse and Co., Limited, 221
• Map of tbo Province of Louisiana, 162
• Map of South Africa, Sectional Business, 207, 231
• Maps and Views of South African Railway and , Bridges, 158, 167, 183, 189, 246
• Measuring Pressure on Tools, Instrument for, Mr. II. F. Donaldson. 101
• Metropolitan Railway, Paris, Triple Tube Crossing, 525
• Mill, Heavy Boriog, Smith and Coventry, Limited, 580
• Milling Machine Head, Tangye Tool and Electric Company, Limited, 173
• Milling Machine, Special, Kendall and Gent, 400
• Milling Machines, Messrs. Alf. Herbert, Limited, 513
• Motor Car, Eight-cj Under Petrol, Charron, Girardot et Voigt, 324
• French Racing, 412, 413
• Show, Crystal Palace, 141, 160, 161, 212
• Show, Islington, Savage’s Steam Wagon, Coulthard’s Steam Lorry, 320 ; Decauville Chassis, 321
• Too), Mr. F. V. Dalton, 550
• Works, Bekize, 465, 472
• Works, Mann’s, 539, 540, 516
• Motor Trolley, Petrol, Rhodesian Railways, 601
• Mowing and Reaping Machines, Harrison, McGregor and Co. (vii., viii., ix , Supplement, June 12th, 1903)

N

• NAVAL Base on the Firth of Forth, 265

O

• OBSERVATION Tower, Niagara Falls, 470
• Oil Can, Messrs. J. Kaye and Sons, 552

P

• PILE Driver, Steam, The Garvie, 542
• Planimeter Explained without Mathematics, W. J. Tennant, 75
• Plate Bender, Hydraulic, Fielding and Platt, Limited, 73
• Ploughs, Messrs. J. and F. H award ; Hornsby ana Sons ; Ransomo, Sims, and Jefferies (Sup¬plement, June 12th, 1903)
• Portrait, Mr. David Joy, 290
• Portrait, Mr. Edward Woods, 625
• Portraits of South African Railway Men, 385, 388
• Press, Leng Straw, Howard’s (Riyal Agricultural Society’s Show), 655
• Pumps, Boiler Feed, Clarke, Chapman and Co., 97
• Pump, Vertical Displacement Air, Thomas and Maryland, 639

R

• RAILWAY Improvements, London, Brighton, and South Coast, 96
• Profile of London, Chatham, and Dover, 213
• London and South-Western, Ex¬tensions nt Clapham Junction, 453
• Valtellina High-tension Three-phase, 138, 139, 140, 181, 185
• Works, Great Eastern, at Stratford, 589, 590, 591, 592
• Refrigerated Cargoes, Marine Installations for the Carriage of, R. Balfour, 424
• Reservoirs, Staines, 586, 587, 588. 593, 596 Rolling Stock, North British Railway, High- capacity Wagon, 600
• Rolling Stock, Natal Government Railway, 30 Ton Coal Wagons, 324
• Rolling Stock, 40-Ton Steel Bogie Wagon, Leeds Forge Company, Limited, 177
• Roof Structures, Progress in the Design of, Ewing ' Matheson, 29, 30

S

• SAW, Cold, Mr. J. Hamilton, 475
• Screw Pitoh Tester, Alfred Herbert, Limited, 165
• Screw Propellers, Arthur Rigg, 123
• Searchlights, Protected, for the German Navy, 221

Ships:—

• Battleships, British: —
• Centurion, 622, 631
• Commonwealth, 518, 520, 550, 551
• Foreign:—
• Chilian, Constitucion, 92
• Italian, Banedetto Brin, 389,392
• Tarkisb, Messoudiyeh, 70, 71
• Cruisers, Foreign:—
• Argentine, Moreno Spanish, Cardenal Cisneros, 570,572
• Mercantile and Passenger, British:—
• Channel Steamer, Turbine, 614
• Great Eastern Railway Company’s Passenger Steamer Brussels (Supplement, Januai >/ 9i/<, 1903), 34, 35
• Lifeboat, Steam, Lady Forrest, Messrs. S. White and Co., 576
• Oil-carrying Steamer, Narragansett, Messrs. Scott and Co., 500
• Orient Pacific Liner Orontes (Supplement, Januari/ 23rd, 1903), 85
• Shallow Draught Vessel, Mr. A. F. Yarrcw, 375
• Steam Launch, Hayes, 266
• American:—
• Floating School, The Young America, 291
• Russian:—
• Training Ship Ocean, 5
• SHIPYARDS on the Clyde, Works and, 6,14,126
• Showyard, Permanent, Royal Agricultural Society’s, 151
• Side-slip Preventer for Motor Cars, Parson’s, 37
• Signalling System, Hall’s, North-Eastern Rail¬way, 617
• Signalling System, Railway, The Miller, 176
• Siloxicon, Furnace for the Manufacture of, Mr E. G. Acheson, 452
• Smoke Consumer, The Wilskemp, 480
• Solid Rings on to a Solid Piston, Putting, 122
• Spark Arresters, Garrett’s (Supplement, June 12th, 1903)
• Stacking Machines, Marshall, Sons and C Robey and Co. (Supplement, June 12M, 1903)
• Steam Coach, Light, Mr Samuel’s, 1849, 477
• Steam Motor Railway Coach, South-Western and London Brighton, and South Coast, D. Drum¬mond, 372
• Steam Railway Coach for the North of France, 476
• Steam Trap, Granger’s, 390
• Straw Burners, Garrett's and Robey’s (xiv., xv. Supplement, June 12(A, 1903)
• Subsidence, Dover Promenade, 577
• Superheater, Sugden, 1C0
• Surface Contact System, The Dolter, 272

T

• THRASHING Maobine, Maiz9 Shelter and Husker, Foster’s (Royal Agricultural Society’s Show), 655
• Thrashing Maohines, Ruston and Prootor, Clay¬ton and Shuttleworth, Marshall Sons and Co., Garrett (Supplement, June 12M, 1903)
• Traction Engine, Road Roller, and Crane, Clay¬ton and Shuttleworth, 600
• Tractor, Petter's Agricultural (Royal Agricultural Society's Show), 652
• Tramways, Power Station, London United Electric, 565, 568, 569
• Point Adjuster, Automatic, Stewart, Tamer and Dixon’s, 551
• Rothesay, Combined Engine and Dynamo, and Cars, 224
• Surface Contact, Wolverhampton,
• Totting and Westminster, 493, 494, 495, 502
• Tunnel Works, Simplon, 30, 31, 32, 56, 57
• Turbines, Mixed Flow, W. Giinther and Sins, 348

U-V

• VAPORISER, Blackstone's, Royal Agricultural Society’s Show, 652
• Viaduct Paderno, 383, 384, 441, 463
• Viaduct, Viaur, 216, 217

W-Y

• WAGON, High-capacity, North British, 600
• Wagons (30-Ton), Coal, Natal Government Rail¬way, 324
• Water-softening Plant, Metropolitan Electric Supply Company’s, 349
• Water Tower, Westinghouse Works, Manchester 363, 364, 365
• Waterworks, Shrewsbury, 612, 613
• Weighing Machine, Sack, Messrs. Wotton and Chayney, 276
• Weirs in India, 563
• Wind Engines, Riyal Agricultural Society’s Trials 431, 432, 433, 434, 435, 436, 437, 438, 439