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Engineering 1885 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index

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Engineering 1885 Jan-Jun: General Index.
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Engineering 1885 Jan-Jun: General Index.
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GENERAL INDEX

  • Absorbing the Extra Current of Dynamos, 270
  • Abstracts of Patents, 429
  • Accidental Explosions by Non-Explosive Liquids, 536
  • Accidents, Railway, in Russia, 706
  • Accumulator Patents, The Validity of, 117
  • Accumulator, The Regenerative, 93
  • Accumulators, Indicating Charge of, 659
  • Act, The Electing Lighting, 9, 292
  • Act, The New Patent, 35
  • Actinometer, A Selenium, 170
  • Action, Another Telephone, 63
  • Action, The Fleet in, 607
  • “Active,” The Gun Accident on Board the, 119
  • Address of the President of the Iron and Steel Institute, 539, 563, 587, 633, 662
  • Adige, River, at Verona, Bridge over the, 390
  • Adjusting Bridge Piers, 246
  • Administration, American Naval, 141
  • Admiralty, The New “Scouts” for the, 237
  • Aerial Torpedoes, 657
  • Agriculture, Winds in, 513
  • Air Compressors at the Arlberg Tunnel, 364
  • Air Compressors, Scott’s, 505
  • Air Compressors, Walker Brothers’, 485
  • Alloy, Prize fora New, 372_|
  • Alloys of Indium and Gallium, 320
  • Aluminium, Process for Producing, 64
  • America, Fire Inspection in, 559
  • America, Natural Gas in, 373
  • America, The Telephone in, 372
  • America, Train Communication in, 320
  • American Cities, Rapid Transit in, 374
  • American Exhibition, The, 583
  • American Gas-Lighted Buoy, An, 705
  • American Iron and Steel Industry, The, 658
  • American Lake, A New, 37
  • American Naval Administration, 141
  • American Railway Gauge, 170
  • American Society of Civil Engineers, The, 206
  • American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 703
  • American Technical Literature, 172
  • American Time, 398
  • Ammonia from Nitrogen of Coal, &c„ 581
  • Analysis of Natural Gas, 559
  • Anchor Gear, Baxter’s, 199
  • Anderson and Gallwey’s Shearing- Machine, 212
  • Andrews’ Electric Light Apparatus, 456
  • Anemometrical Observations at Dundee, 350
  • Automatic Boiler Feeder, Mayhew’s, 69
  • Anglesea Swing Bridge, Machinery at the, 185
  • Angra Pequena, Minerals at, 535
  • Annual Convention of American Society of Civil Engineers, 612
  • Annual General Meeting of the Institution of Civil Engineers, 646
  • Anti-Fouling Composition, 373
  • Antwerp Exhibition, Electricity at the, 667
  • Application of Electricity, A New, 627
  • Applications for Tramway Powers, 653
  • Arc Lamp, The Belfast, 145
  • Arc Lamp, Rogers’, 118
  • Arc Lamps, Protecting from Lightning, 247
  • Arc Light, Nocturnal Reconnaissance by, 535
  • Arc Lighting, Public, in Boston, 269
  • Architects, Naval, Institution of, 317, 346, 359
  • Arctic Trading Route, Survey for the New, 705
  • Arlberg Tunnel, Air Compressors at the, 364
  • Armour-Clad, The New Brazilian, 94, 612
  • Armour-Clad, A New French, 513
  • Armour-Clad Ships, French and English, 576
  • Armoured Decks v. Side Armour, 232
  • Arrangement of the Thermopile, A New, 513
  • Artesian Wells, Boring, 535, 683, 708
  • Artillery at the Inventions Exhibition, 472, 548
  • Artillery Question, The, 15
  • Asbestos Company, The United, 505
  • Asbestos, A New Use for, 295
  • Asbestos, Works at Harefield, The, 231
  • Ascent of Roraima, The, 582
  • Asphaltum in Tiles, 513
  • Atmospheric Absorption o Light, 38
  • Atmospheric Electrical Measurements, 632
  • Atmospheric Electricity, 559
  • Attwood and Co.’s Lifts, 550
  • Auriferous Pyrites, Working, in Transylvania, 707
  • Australian Population, 320
  • “ Australasian,” s.s., Engines of the, 111
  • Austrian Naval Almanack, The, 349
  • Auto-Accumulator? Jablochkoffs, 534? 678
  • Autobiography of a Whitehead Torpedo, The, 127, 155, 177, 205, 233, 257, 279, 306, 333, 383, 414, 521
  • Automatic Phidol, The, 297
  • Automatic Sprinklers, 20, 71, 151, 706
  • Automatic Stone Screen, Stafford’s, 408
  • Babcock and Wilcox Boiler, The, 480
  • Bagshaw and Sons’ Friction Clutch, 563
  • Baku and Batoum, Communication between, 9
  • Ball Lightning, Artificial, 194
  • Ballast, Mercury as, 348
  • Ballooning, Military, 269
  • Balloons, Meteorological Observations from, 193
  • Band Saw, Double, Watts and Co.’s, 649
  • Band Saw Sharpener, Rasmussen’s, 509
  • Barlow’s Expanding Mandrel, 353
  • Barrow’s Screw-Cutting Machine, 501
  • Bars, Wire, Production of, from Fluid Steel, 93
  • Basement Floors for Light Machinery, 222
  • Batteries, Dry, 63
  • Batteries, Secondary, 320, 612
  • Battery, A Selenium, 398
  • Bauer, Link Spanner, The, 501
  • Baxter’s Anchor Gear, 199
  • Baxter’s Field Kitchen, 505
  • Beckenham Boiler Explosion, The, 293
  • Belfast Arc Lamp, The, 145
  • Belgium, The Waterways of, 374
  • Bell, A Rhythmic Electric, 194
  • Bell’s Pulley Block Brake, 504
  • Belted Cruisers and Single-Turretted Battle Ships, The New, 402
  • Belts, Driving, 694
  • “ Benbow,” H.M.S., Launch of, 672
  • Bending Machine, Hydraulic Keel Plate, 134
  • Bennet-Mackay Cables, The, 63, 92
  • Berly’s Electrical Directory, 220
  • Bernay’s Steam Pump, 525
  • Berry and Sons’ Planing Machines, 391
  • Berry and Sons’ Treble-Geared Lathe, 551
  • Bessemer Plant, The Clapp and Griffiths, 657
  • Bessemer Steel in the North, 348
  • Bessemerising Copper Matte, 37, 143, 372
  • Bessemerising Nickel and Cobalt Mattes, 219
  • Bill Legislation, Private, 25, 47,131,181, 347, 371, 426, 556, 579, 679
  • Binary Vapour Engines, 36
  • Bjerknes, Professor, The Hydrodynamic Researches of, 304, 357, 413, 543
  • Black Lead Paint, New, 220
  • Blast Furnace Value of Coke, The, 544, 663, 685
  • Blast Furnaces, Effects of Moisture on, 194
  • Blasting, Sub-Aqueous, 702
  • Bleaching, A New Process of, 400
  • Blooming Mill at Ebbw Vale, 525
  • Boat, The Torpedo, of the Future, 94
  • Boats, Torpedo, 321
  • Boats, Torpedo, in War, 425
  • Boiler, The Babcock and Wilcox, 480
  • Boiler, The Cestus, 484
  • Boiler, Coles and Matthews’s Vertical, 342
  • Boiler Drilling Machine, Sharp, Stewart’s, 573
  • Boiler Explosion, The Beckenham, 293
  • Boiler Explosion, The Rotherham, 62
  • Boiler Explosions in 1884 ; Report of Mr. E» ,B.
  • Marten, 263, 286
  • Boiler Feeder, Mayhew’s Automatic, 69
  • Boiler Inspection in the United States, 582
  • Boiler, The Lane Sectional, 484
  • Boiler, The Root, 479
  • Boiler Scale, Compounds for Removal of, 632
  • Boilers and Boiler Fittings at the Inventions Exhibition, 479
  • Boilers, Craig’s Heating and Circulating Apparatus for, 649
  • Boilers and Engines of the “ Sobralense, 620, 674
  • Boilers, Forced Draught for, 408
  • Boilers of the “Louisiana,” with Water Walls and Firebrick Furnaces, 238
  • Boilers, Marine Steel, 353, 387
  • Boilers, Steam, The Construction of, 136
  • Bore Hole, Finding a, 31
  • Bore Hole Test, or Clinograph, The, 260, 334
  • Bore-Tube Drilling Machine, Merry weather s, 187
  • Boring Artesian Wells, 535, 683, 708
  • Boring and Screw-Cutting Apparatus, 574
  • Borland’s Injectors and Jet Pumps, 484
  • Bosisio, Larini, Nathan, and Co.’s Pumping Machinery, 237, 286
  • Boston, Public Arc Lighting in, 269
  • Boulton’s Creosoting Apparatus, .505
  • Bourdais’ Tower of Babe), 143, 220
  • Bower-Barff Process and the Strength of Iron, 219
  • Bower and Thorp’s Regenerative Gas Lamps, 222
  • Box and Waller’s Washer Gas Scrubber at the St. Alban's Gas Works, 405
  • Brake, Colquhoun’s Continuous, 500
  • Brake, The Vacuum Automatic, 500
  • Brake, The Westinghouse Automatic, 499
  • Brakes in Germany, Railway, 15
  • Brass Finishers’ Chasing and Boring Lathe, 328
  • Brazilian Armour-Clad, The New, 94, 612
  • Breakdowns, Naval, 401
  • Breakwater, Clark’s Floating, 505
  • Breakwaters, Floating, 559
  • Brennan Torpedo, The, 612
  • Bridge over tne Adige River at Verona, 390
  • Bridge, The Anglesea Swing, Hydraulic Machinery at, 185
  • Bridge over the Dnieper, 69, 84, 112, 159, 212
  • Bridge, The East River, 117
  • Bridge, Fall of a, during Construction, 248
  • Bridge, The Forth, 43, 54, 64, 127, 188, 267, 328
  • Bridge Piers, Adjusting, 246
  • Bridge over the St. Lawrence near Quebec, Proposed, 336
  • Bridge, The Tay, 689
  • Bridge, The Tower, A Design for, 64
  • Brighton, The Trunk Telephone Line to, 15
  • British Association, The :
  • Experiments upon Automatic Sprinklers, by Mr. C. J. H. Woodbury, 20, 71, 151
  • Wind Velocity, by Professor E. D. Archibald, 104
  • British Capital in South Africa, 144
  • British and Metric Measures, 84
  • British Museum Catalogue, The, 223
  • British Navy, Barnaby’s Address on the, 70
  • British Power in the East, 372
  • Broker’s Commission, Ship, 271
  • Brush Apparatus, The, 349, 453
  • Brush Report, The, 119
  • “ Bryderen,” The Ice-Breaking Ship, 134
  • Buda-Pesth, Electric Light at Central Station, 8
  • Buda-Pesth, Pumping Engines at, 528, 574, 622
  • Buenos Ayres, Great Southern Railway, Saloon Carriages for, 251
  • Buffalo, The Water Works of, 246
  • Building Blocks, &c., from Furnace Slags, 118
  • Building Stone, Disintegration of, 612
  • Building Trades Exhibition, The, 292
  • Bulgarian Railway Construction, 170
  • Bullivant’s Steel Wire Launching Checks, 286
  • Bumstead’s Paper Bag Making Machine, 692
  • Burmah, Hydraulic Dredger for, 648
  • Burmah and Siam, A Proposed Railway for, 170
  • Bust’s Ensilage Cutter and Elevator, 364
  • Butcher’s Voting Apparatus, 325
  • Butler’s Movable Staiths, 504
  • Bye-Laws of the Institution of Civil Engineers, The, 613
  • Bye-Products in Coking Coal, 568, 569, 685
  • Cable-Laying, Dynamometers for, 174
  • Cable, New Submarine, 64
  • Cable Tramways, 26, 157, 255, 307, 415, 642
  • Cables, The Bennet-Mackay, 63, 92
  • Caissons and Travelling Bridges for Dock Entrances, 707 t
  • Calcining Furnaces, Revolving Cylinder, 221
  • Calcium Chloride, Sulphur Extraction by, 400
  • Calculating Machines, 500
  • California Street Railroad, The, 255
  • Camphor in Water, Movements of, 705
  • Canada, The Bell Telephone in, 170
  • Canal, Isthmus of Corinth, 145
  • Canal, The Oise and Aisne, 117
  • Canal for Paris, A Sanitary, 38
  • Canal Project, The Nicaragua, 243
  • Canal System, The Russian, 171
  • Candle-Moulding Machines, The, 567, 596, 619
  • Cape Parliament House, Electric Lighting of, 247
  • Car Coupling, The Janney, 500
  • Carbon Contacts, The Electrical Resistance of, 39
  • Carbon, The Electro-Deposition of, 272
  • Carbon in Steel, 130, 150, 200..
  • Carriage, Electro-Plated; South-Eastern Railway, 11 „ ,, IL
  • Carriage, Webb’s Saloon; London and North-Western Railway, 671
  • Carriages, Saloon, for Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway, 251
  • Cartridge Magazine, Quilliam s, 476
  • Cask-Washing Machine, Thornewill and Warham’s, 693
  • Cast-Iron Sleepers, The Denham-Olpherts, 497
  • Castings, “Mitis” Wrought-Iron, 561
  • Catalogue, The British Museum, 223
  • Caustic Soda Condenser, Honigmann s, 22o
  • Cellular Structure of Steel, The, 221
  • Cement, Portland, On Testing, 656
  • Cement, Slag, 95 ,
  • Cement Testing Machine, Micheie s, 251, 501
  • Cement Testing Machine, Spoor’s, 693
  • Central African, Sea, The, 143
  • Central Laboratory of Electricity, A, 193
  • Central Station, Buda-Pesth, Electric Light at, 8
  • Cestus Boiler, The, 484
  • Chamber of Electricity, The Pans Syndical, 246
  • Chandler’s High-Speed Engine, 69
  • Charging Secondary Batteries, 680
  • Chased by a Train of Fire, 679
  • Chasing and Boring Lathe, Brass Finishers, 328
  • Checks, Launching, Wire Rope for, 286
  • Chemical Trade, The Tyneside, 195
  • Chimney, Taking Down a, 657
  • Chlorine Gas, Manufacture of, 632
  • Chlorine, Manufacture of, 430
  • Cholera, Disinfectants against, 659
  • Chuck, Jaw, Storey and Phillips’, 501
  • City, Electric Light in the, 657
  • Civil Engineers, The American Society of, 206
  • Civil Engineers, The Institution of : 20, 65, 646
  • Annual General Meeting, 646
  • Bye-Laws, The, 613
  • Conversazione, The, 658
  • Institution Dinner, The, 513
  • On Comparison of British and Metric Measures by Mr. A. Hamilton-Smythe, B.A., 84
  • On Physiography, by Mr. John Evans, 123
  • On Modern Practice in the Construction of Steam Boilers, The, by Mr. David Salmond Smart, 136 .
  • On the Metropolitan and Metropolitan District Railways, by Mr. Benjamin Baker, M.I.C.E., 199
  • On the Construction of Locomotive Engines and some Results of their Working on the London, Brighton, and South Coa^t Railway, by William Stroudley, M.I.C.E., 240
  • On the Electrical Regulation of the Speed of Steam Engines and of other Motors for Driving Dynamos, by Mr. P. W. Willans, 339
  • On Water Motors, by Professor W. Cawthorne Unwin, 367
  • On Rivers Running into Tideless Seas, by Mr. W. Shelford, 403
  • On Inland Navigation, by Sir Charles A. Hartley, 431
  • On Mechanical Integrators, by Professor II. S. Hole Shaw, 536
  • On the Forms of Ships, by Sir Edward Reed, 560
  • On the Theory of the Indicator and the Errors in Indicator Diagrams, by Professor Osborne Reynolds, M.A., LL.D., F.R S., M.I.C.E., 659
  • Report of the Council, 20
  • Clapp-Griffiths Steel Process, The, 350, 657
  • Clark and Bowman’s Lamp, 453
  • Clark’s Floating Breakwater, 505
  • Clay-street Hill Cable Tramway, 26
  • Cleveland, Notes from, 11, 33, 59, 86, 113, 138, 162, 188, 214, 241, 265, 298, 315, 343, 366, 395, 423, 517, 529, 553, 577, 597, 621, 650. 673, 698
  • Clinograph, or Bore Hole Test, The, 260, 334
  • Clock Dials, Electric Illuminated, 428
  • Clutch, Friction, Bagshaw and Sons’, 563
  • Clyde Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering in 1884, 81, 108, 135, 208
  • Clyndograph, The, 400
  • Coal Question, The, 168
  • Coal, Spontaneous Combustion of, 116
  • Coal Trade in 1884, The Northern, 14
  • Coals, The Export of, 142
  • Coasts, Defence of Our, 511
  • Cochin China, Telegraphs in, 247
  • “ Cocoa” Gunpowder, 144
  • Cogging Mill with Balanced Top Roll; Ebbw Vale Steel Works, 421
  • Coke, The Blast Furnace Value of, 544,663, 685
  • Coke Ovens, Tar and Ammonia from, 400
  • Coking Coal, The Recovery of Bye-Products in, 568, 569, 685
  • Coking Process, The, Simon-Carves, 569, 604
  • Coles’ Crane and Grab Bucket, 504
  • Coles and Matthews’s Vertical Boiler, 342
  • Collier, Screw, for Sydney, 661
  • Colorado, Lead Smelting at Leadville, 78
  • Colour Blindness, Testing for, 220
  • Colquhoun’s Continuous Brake, 500
  • Columbia Type-Writer, The, 507
  • Combustion of Coal, Spontaneous, 116
  • Combustion in Dried Gases, 400
  • Commerce in Western Asia, 195
  • Commercial Marine, The Russian, 169
  • Committee, The Electric Light Act, 292
  • Communication between Baku and Batoum, 9
  • Communication, Telephonic, 63
  • Company, The Jablochkoff, 63
  • Comparative Value of Labour, The, 13
  • Competition of Irrigation Machinery, 582
  • Composition, Anti-Fouling, 373
  • Compound Engines of the “ Cotentin,” 342
  • Compound Engines of the “Etna,” 134, 210
  • Compound Engines of the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway Co.’s Paddle Steamei “Normandy,” 284
  • Compound Launch Engine, Duncan’s, 485
  • Compound Locomotives, Webb’s System, 462
  • Compound Pump, The Worthington, 489
  • Compound Pumping Engines at the Buda-Pestt Water Works, 528, 574, 622
  • Compound Receiver Engine, The Willans, 392
  • Compound Spiral Piston Packing, 275
  • Compressors, Air, at the Arlberg Tunnel, 364
  • Concentration of Rays, 429
  • Condensation of Gases on Glass, The, 271
  • Condensation of Sulphurous Acid Gas, 399
  • Conductivity and Magnetism, 143
  • Conductivity of Metals at Low Temperatures The, 632
  • Conductors, Silicious Bronze, 18
  • Conductors, Telegraph, 272
  • Conductors, Underground, Electrical, 37
  • Conference, The Industrial, 141
  • Construction of Locomotives, The, 240
  • Construction of Steam Boilers, The, 136
  • Controversy, The Lighthouse Illuminants, 144
  • Convention of American Society of Civil Engineers, Annual, 612
  • Conversazione of the Institution of Civil Engineers, The, 658
  • Copper, Electrolytic Extraction of, 680
  • Copper Matte, Bessemerising, 37, 143, 372
  • Copper Mattes, New Process for Working, 581
  • Copper for Roofing Purposes, 8
  • Copper Smelting Process, Welsh, 92
  • Cores for Steel Castings, 428
  • Cosmogony and Geological Epochs, 429
  • “ Cotentin,” Compound Engines of the, 342
  • Cotton Seed Oil, Test for, 143
  • Coupling Apparatus, Railway Wagon, 500
  • Coupling for the Transfer of Rotary Motion, 694
  • Covinto, Roller Mill at, 433
  • Cox-Walker’s Lamp-Holder, 460
  • Craig’s Heating and Circulating Apparatus, 649
  • Cranes, Heavy, Wire Rope for, 64
  • Creil, The Experiments at, 536
  • Creosoting Apparatus, Boulton’s, 505
  • Cruiser, A French, 658
  • Cruisers and Single-Turretted Battle Ships, Tt New Belted, 402
  • Cut-off Gear, The Proel, 485
  • Cut-out, Automatic (Tumbler), 351
  • Cutter, Ensilage, and Elevator, 364
  • Danger from Dynamos, 349
  • Davis’s Steering Gear, 504
  • Deane Sinking Pump, The, 489
  • Decks, Armoured v. Side Armour, 232
  • Defence of Our Coasts, 511
  • Demonstration of the Earth’s Magnetic Indue tion, An Audible 39J qlee„ers The, 497
  • Denham-Olpnerts Cast-Iro P
  • Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, ine, Depolishing Electric Light Globes, Desert, Water Supply in the, 244
  • Designs of War Vessels, The. ziu S?United States’ Toledo Ship 270 Diagrams, Indicator, 659 .
  • Diffusion Photometer, A, 223
  • Direct-Acting Ram Pump, obi
  • Direct Production o Iron from the Ore, 3«,
  • Direct Production oHrpno^ Steel, 66
  • Disinfectants against Cholera, 6oJ
  • Disinfecting Rags, 349
  • Disintegration of n ’ 6 "
  • Distillation of Shale, The, 533
  • Distribution of Steam in To ,»
  • Dnieper, Bridge over the, 69, 84, 112, ibv,
  • Dock Entrances,, 707
  • Dock, The Hull Alexandra, 613
  • Dock, The James Watt, Greenock, 584
  • Dockyard Routine, 93
  • Dockyards, Russian, 93
  • Dr. Sang on the Forth Bridge, 267
  • Dome for the Nice Observatory, 643
  • Domestic Motor, Davey’s, 609
  • Donaldson’s Hydraulic Motor, 185
  • Door Spring, A Hydraulic, 251
  • Doors, Fireproof, 583
  • Double Band Saw, Watts and Co. s, 649
  • Double Ram Pump, Evans and Sons , lUb
  • Dowlais, Rail Mill Engines at, 19, 32
  • Dredger, Hydraulic, for Burmah, 648
  • Dredging, Hydraulic, 536.
  • Dried Gases, Combustion in, 400
  • Drill, Double-Headed Radial, Rushs, 363
  • Drilling Machine, Bore Tube, Merry * eathei s, 187
  • Drilling Machine, Houghton s Electric, 501
  • Driving Belts, 694
  • Driving Dynamos, 159
  • Driving and Pumping Engine, Gwynnes , 134
  • Dry Batteries, 63
  • Dry Docks, Simpson’s Timber, 311
  • Dryer and Rosenkranz’s Water Meter, 372
  • Duncan’s Compound Launch Engine, 485
  • Durham, Churchill and Co.’s Marine Engine Governors, 539 , .
  • Durham and Churchill’s Spiral Piston Packino, 275
  • Dust-Bin, Street, Sidgwick’s, 508
  • Dynamo, The Edison-Hopkinson, 109
  • Dynamo-Electrotyping at an Ordnance Survey Office, 192
  • Dynamo, Goolden and Trotter’s, 610
  • Dynamo and Lamp, The Sun, 457
  • Dynamo and Motor, Parsons’, 460
  • Dynamo and Photometrical Tests at Munich, 226
  • Dynamometers for Cable-Laying, 174
  • Dynamos, Absorbing the Extra Current of, 270
  • Dynamos, Danger from, 349
  • Dynamos, Driving, 159
  • Dynamos, High-Tension Current, 144
  • Dynamos,“Starting, with Gas Engines, 271
  • Dynamos, Zig-Zag Winding of, 219
  • Earth Currents, Polar, 195
  • Earthquakes and Luminous Paint, 631
  • Earthquakes, The Recent, 196
  • Earth’s Magnetic Induction, An Audible Demonstration of the, 399
  • East River Bridge, The, 117
  • Easton and Anderson’s Apparatus for the Purification of Water, 525
  • Ebbw Vale, Blooming Mill at, 525
  • Ebbw Vale Steel Works; Cogging Mill with Balanced Top Roll, 4?1
  • Economiser Explosion at Oldham, The, 36, 90
  • Edison Central Lighting Station, The, 219
  • Edison Company, The German, at Berlin, 145
  • Edison-Hopkinson Dynamo, The, 109
  • Edison-Swan Exhibit at the Inventions Exhibition, The, 456
  • Effects of Induced Currents, 631
  • Effects of Moisture on Blast Furnaces, 194
  • Electric Alarm for Hot Bearings, An, 92
  • Electric Bell Indicator, The Mackenzie, 492
  • Electric Co., The Western, at Philadelphia, 2
  • Electric Conductors and Service Pipes, 269
  • Electric Drilling Machine, Houghton’s, 501
  • Electric Gas Lighters, 170
  • Electric Generator, Kendall’s, 702
  • Electric Governor, Jamieson’s, 31
  • Electric Illuminated Clock Dials, 428
  • Electric Light Act Committee, The, 292
  • Electric Light Globes, Depolishing, 320
  • Electric Lighting :
  • Arc Light, Nocturnal Reconnaissance by, 535
  • Arc Lighting in Boston, Public, 269 Brush Apparatus, The, 453
  • Conductors for Electric Lighting, 37
  • Dynamo, The Edison-Hopkinson, 109
  • Dynamo, Goolden and Trotter’s, 610
  • Dynamo and Motor, Parsons’, 460
  • Dynamo and Photometric Tests at Munich, 226
  • Dynamos, High-Tension Current, 144
  • Dynamos, Mather and Platt’s System of Driving, 159
  • Dynamos, Zig-Zag Winding of, 219
  • Edison Central Lighting Station, The, 219
  • Edison Swan Exhibit, The, 456
  • Electric Gas Lighters, 170
  • Electric Governor, Jamieson’s, 31
  • Electric Illuminated Clock Dials, 428
  • Electric Light Act Committee, The, 292
  • Electric Light Apparatus, Andrews’, 456
  • Electric Light at Buda-Pesth, 8
  • Electric Light in the City, 657
  • Electric Light in Factories, 144
  • Electric Light Globes, Depolishing, 320
  • Electric Light in Photo-Micrographv The 39i
  • Electric Light Plant, Portable, 339 ’ -
  • Electric Light on Ships of War, The 374
  • Electric Light at the Stock Exchange The 37
  • Electric Light and the Telemeter, 535* ’
  • Electric Light Works, The Temesvar. 104
  • Electric Lighting Act, The, 9,292 of the Cape Parlia“e“t
  • Electric Lighting in the Forth and Tay, 659
  • Electric Lighting—continued.
  • Electric Lighting at Greenock, 29b
  • Electric Lighting at Havre. 38
  • Electric Lighting at the Inventions Exhibition, 319, 441, 552, 581
  • Electric Lighting in the Navy,
  • Electric Lighting of New y ork Harbour, 92
  • Electric Lighting of Oil Works, 37
  • Electric Lighting of the s.s. Etruria and “ Umbria,” 674
  • Electric Lighting of the s.s. Oceanlen, ^32«
  • Electric Lighting of the s.s. “ Tainui,” 117
  • Electric Motors, 169
  • Electrical Exhibition, Paris, 117, 296, 309, 3e8
  • Electrical Exhibition, The Philadelphia, 2
  • Electrical Resistance of Carbon Contacts. 39
  • Electricity at the Antwerp Exhibition, 667
  • Electricity and Sacrilege, 657
  • Gaulard and Gibbs’ System, 458
  • Gerard Apparatus, The, 460
  • German Edison Company at Berlin, The, 14o
  • Gillcher System, The, 456
  • Hochhausen System, The, 457
  • Jablochkoff System, The, 456
  • Jablochkoff’s Auto-Accumulator, 534, 678
  • Lamp, The Belfast Arc, 145
  • Lamp, Clark and Bowman’s, 453
  • Lamp and Dynamo, The Sun, 457
  • Lamp Holder, Cox-Walker’s, 460
  • Lamp, Rogers’ Arc, 118
  • Lamp, The Stanhope, 453
  • Lamp, Trouvd’s Incandescence, 18
  • Lamp, The Varley Flexible Carbon, 457
  • Lamps, Efficiency of Incandescence, 118
  • Lamps, Woodhouse and Rawson’s, 459
  • Lighted Weathercocks, 399
  • Phidol, The, 221. 297
  • Protecting Arc Lamps from Lightning, 247
  • Silvered Incandescence Lamps, 193
  • Thomson-Houston System, The, 452
  • Three-Wire System for Incandescence Lighting, 401
  • Train Lighting by Electricity in Germany, 631
  • Weston System, The, 452
  • Electric Machine, Wimshurst’s, 60,171, 491
  • Electric Motors, 169
  • Electric Patrol Launch, The, 246
  • Electric Railway Signals, 583
  • Electric Tramcar, Reckenzaun’s, 350, 496
  • Electrical Directory, Berly’s, 220
  • Electrical Discharge in Gases, The, 349
  • Electrical Exhibition, Paris, 117, 296, 309, 338
  • Electrical Governors, 339
  • Electrical Industries, Syndical Chamber of, 611
  • Electrical Measurements, Atmospheric, 632
  • Electrical Resistance of Carbon Contacts, 39
  • Electrical Signs and Symbols, 555
  • Electrical Surgery, 170
  • Electrical Terminology, 657
  • Electrical Transmission Experiments, The Paris-Creil, 117
  • Electrical Work in the Soudan, 350
  • Electricians, The International Society of, 171
  • Electrician’s Pocket-Book, The, 144
  • Electricity at the Antwerp Exhibition, 667
  • Electricity, Atmospheric, 559
  • Electricity, A New Application of, 627
  • Electricity, Oxidation of Oil by, 219
  • Electricity and Sacrilege, 657
  • Electrique, L’Annee, 92
  • Electro-Deposition of Carbon, The, 272
  • Electro-Plated Carriage ; South-Eastern Railway, 11
  • Electro-Thermostats, 296
  • Electrolytic Extraction of Copper, 680
  • Electrometer, The Quadrant, 321
  • Electromotive Force Contact, Inversion of, 117
  • Electromotive Force, Voltaic, The Seat of, 372
  • Elevated Railroads, The New York, 37, 63, 348
  • Elevator, Grain, Fifty-Ton Floating, 207
  • Elevator, The Otis, 391
  • Elevators, Passenger, in the United States, 582
  • Ellipsograph, Knott’s, 221
  • Enamels, &c., Test for Presence of Lead in, 295
  • Engine, Chandler’s High-Speed, 69
  • Engine, Duncan’s Compound Launch, 485
  • Engine, Gas, The Korting-Lieckfeld, 526
  • Engine Governors, Marine, 539
  • Engine, GWynnes’, Combined Portable Pumping and Driving, 134
  • Engine, Mather’s Portable, 328
  • Engine, Matthews’, 460
  • Engine, Parsons’ High Speed, 460
  • Engine, The Tower Spherical, 303, 461
  • Engine, The Westinghouse, 509
  • Engine, The Wheelock, 484
  • Engine, The Willans, 392, 509
  • Engineering Society Soiree, 220
  • Engineers in India, The Telegraph, 701
  • Engineers in South Australia, 320
  • Engineers, Telegraph, The Society of, 103
  • Engines of the s.s. “ Australasian,” 111
  • Engines, Binary Vapour, 36
  • Engines and Boilers of s.s. “ Sobralense.” 620. 674
  • Engines, Compound, of the “Etna,” 134, 210
  • Engines, Compound, of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Co.’s Paddle Steamer “Normandy,” 284
  • Engines of the “Cotentin,” Wilson and Co.’s Compound, 342
  • Engines, Pumping, at Buda-Pesth, 528, 574, 622
  • Engines and Pumps at the Inventions Exhibition. 484
  • Engines, Rail Mill, at Dowlais. 19, 32
  • Engines, Triple-Compound, 359
  • English Coal in Russia, 93
  • English and French Armour-Clad Ships, 576
  • Ensilage Cutter and Elevator, 364
  • Epitaph, An, 660
  • Equipment of War Vessels, Steamboat, 50, 79
  • Estimates, The Navy, 217, 291
  • “Etna,” Compound Engines of the, 134, 210
  • “ Etruria” and “ Umbria,” s.s., Electric Lighting of the, 674 h
  • Europe, Inland Navigation in, 431
  • Evans and Sons’ Double Ram Pump, 108
  • Examining Objects under Great Pressures, 631
  • Exchange, The New Stock, 37
  • Exhibition of 1889, The, 94, 117, 193, 219 296
  • Exhibition, The American, 583 *
  • Exhibition, Antwerp, Electricitv at the, 667
  • Exhibition, The Building Trades, 292
  • Exhibition, The Jurors of the, 556
  • Exhibition Literature, 270
  • Exhibition, The New Orleans, 37
  • Exhibition, The Paris Milling, 630, 669 690
  • Exhibition of Patented Inventions, A French 169
  • Expanding Mandrel for Facing Nuts 353 ’
  • Experiment, A Magnetic, 535
  • Experiments at Creil, The, 536
  • Experiments, Friction, 131,150
  • Experiments in Magnetism. 271
  • Exploring Hudson's Bay, 38
  • Explosion, The Beckenham Boiler, 293
  • Explosion, Boiler, The Rotherham, 62
  • Explosion at Oldham, The Economiser 36 90
  • Explosions, Accidental, by Non -’Explosive Liquids, 536
  • Explosions, Boiler, in 1884 ; Report of Mr F p. Marten, 263, 286 *
  • Export of Coals, The, 142
  • Exports and Imports for February, The 271
  • Extraction of Zinc by Electrolysis, 400 ’
  • Extraction of Zinc and Lead, Simultaneous 8
  • Facing Nuts, Expanding Mandrel for, 353
  • Factories, Private Ordnance, 369
  • Fall of a Bridge during Construction, 248
  • Fast Railroad Time, 513
  • Faults in Submarine Cables, 535
  • Fever and Cholera, Inoculation for, 631
  • Field Kitchen, Baxter’s, 505
  • Fifty-Ton Floating Grain Elevator, 207
  • Fighting Stern-Wheelers, 654
  • Filter Paper, Toughened, 246
  • Finding a Bore Hole, 31
  • “ Finds,” New Geological, 37
  • Fire Alarms, Electrical, at Philadelphia, 3
  • Fire Alarms in Paris, 117
  • Fire Apparatus, Portable, 512
  • Fire Department, The New York, 193
  • Fire Engines for Liverpool, Steam, Mem weather and Sons’, 284, 340
  • Fire Escapes, Projecting Life Lines as, 679
  • Fire Inspection in America, 559
  • Firebars, Sharpe’s, 84
  • Fireless Tramway Engines, 15
  • Fireproof Doors, 583
  • Fires in Mills, 295
  • Fires in the United States, 144
  • Fleet in Action, The, 607
  • Fleet, Our Ironclad, 532
  • Floating Breakwaters, 505, 559
  • Floating Telegraph Station, Harding’s, 506
  • Flow of Metals, The, 660
  • Flux, A New Soldering, 428
  • Fog Whistle Operator, or Sonnebula, The, 187
  • Forced Draught for Boilers, 408
  • Foreign and Colonial Notes, 22, 44, 72, 113, 139, 166, 189, 228, 276, 380, 518, 553, 651, 708
  • Forgings, Heavy Steel, 219
  • Forms of Ships, 560
  • Forms of Vibrating Bodies, The, 640
  • Forth Bridge, The, 43, 54, 64, 127, 188, 267, 328
  • Forth Bridge Railway ; Inspectors’ Reports, 54, 328
  • Forth and Tay, Electric Light in the, 659
  • France, The New Topographical Plans of, 373
  • France, Science Commissions in, 118
  • France, Telephone Legislation in, 194
  • French Academy Prizes, 247
  • French Armour-Clad, A New, 513
  • French Cruiser, A, 658
  • French and English Armour-Clad Ships, 576
  • French Navy, The, 679
  • Friction Clutch, Bagshaw and Sons’, 563
  • Friction Experiments, 130, 150
  • Friction, The Laws of, 118
  • “Friday Evenings” at the Royal Institution, The, 37
  • Frischmuth’s Aluminium, 64
  • Frue Vanning Machine, The, 508
  • Fuel, Gaseous, 195
  • Fuel, On the Use of Petroleum as a, 686
  • Furnace, Destructor, Healy and Thwaites’, 694
  • Furnace Slags, Preparation of Building Blocks, &c., from, 118
  • Furnaces, Welford’s Smokeless, 405
  • Future of the Shipbuilding Trade, The, 191
  • Gallium, 295
  • Galvanometer, A Mercury, 350
  • Garabit Viaduct, The, 549, 593
  • Gardner Gun, 476
  • Gas Engine, The Kbrting-Lieckfeld, 526
  • Gas Engines, Starting Dynamos with, 271
  • Gas-Fired Lime Kiln, 694
  • Gas Hammer, Tangye Brothers’, 573
  • Gas-Lighted Buoy, An American, 705
  • Gas Lighter, A Static Induction, 350
  • Gas Lighters, Electric, 170
  • Gas, Natural, 40, 194, 609
  • Gas in New York, Lighting, 220
  • Gas Producer, Siemens’, On a Modified Type of the 569
  • Gas Scrubber, Box and Waller’s Washer, at the St. Alban’s Gas Works, 405
  • Gas, Sulphurous Acid, Condensation of, 399
  • Gas, Testing,. Apparatus for, 657
  • Gas, Water, 194, 345, 513
  • Gas in the Workshop, 118
  • Gaseous Fuel, 195
  • Gases, Condensation of, on Glass, 271
  • Gases, The Electrical Discharge in, 349
  • Gaulard and Gibbs’ System, The, 458
  • Gear, Baxter’s Anchor, 199
  • Gear, The Pepper Steam Steering, 563
  • Geary-street Cable Tramway, The, 308
  • General Post Office, Improvements attne, dJ
  • Geological Epochs and Cosmogony, 429
  • Geological “ Finds,” New, 37
  • Gerard Apparatus, The, 460
  • German Edison Company at Berlin, The, 14o
  • Giant Pulley, A. 117
  • Girard Turbine, The, 390
  • Glass, Tempered, 245
  • Goolden and Trotter’s Dynamo, 610
  • Governor, Jamieson’s Electric, 31
  • Governors, Electrical, 339
  • Governors, Marine Engine, 539
  • Grab Bucket and Crane, Coles’, 504
  • Grain Elevator, Fifty-Ton Floating, 207
  • “Graphic” Printing Machine, The, o08
  • Grate Surface of Locomotives, 321
  • Great Northern Telegraph Company, biz
  • Greenock, Electric Lighting at. 296
  • Greenock, The James Watt Dock, 584
  • Groynes, Iron Shingle, 194
  • Guide-Blade Propeller, The, 706
  • Gtllcher System of Electric Lighting, The, 456
  • Gulf Stream, The, 65
  • Gun Accident on Board the “ Active,” The, 119
  • Gun and Carriage, Anderson’s Pivotting, 477
  • Gun Carriage, Revolving, Sawyer’s, 477
  • Gun, The Gardner, 476
  • Gun, The Maxim, 522, 634
  • Gun, The Multi-Charge, 92, 429
  • Gunboats, Russian, 64
  • Gunpowder, “ Cocoa,” 144
  • Guns for Repelling Torpedo Attack, 281
  • Gutta-Percha Tree, A New, 612
  • GWynnes’ Portable Pumping and Driving Engine, 134
  • Hamer, Metcalfe and Co.’s Exhaust Injector, 484
  • Hand-Screw Steering Gear, Hastie’s, 539
  • Hardening Plaster, A New Process for, 513
  • Harding’s Floating Telegraph Station, 506
  • Harding’s Speed Indicator, 492
  • Hardness of Metals, The, 64
  • Harefield Asbestos Works, The, 231
  • Hartlepool, Marine Engine Works at, 95
  • Havre, Electric Lighting at, 38
  • Healy and Thwaites’ Destructor Furnace, 694
  • Hearing, Tests for, 117
  • Heat and Ventilation, The Utilisation of the Sun’s Rays for, 535
  • Heating and Circulating Apparatus, Craig’s, 649
  • Heating by Radiation, 226
  • Heavy Ordnance, 317
  • H.M.S. “Benbow,” Launch of, 672
  • High Explosives in Shells, 349
  • High-Speed Engine, Chandler’s, 69
  • High-Speed Engine, Parsons’, 460
  • High Tension Current Dynamos, 144
  • Hochhausen System of Electric Lighting, 457
  • Holden and Brooke’s Exhaust Injector, 484
  • Holtham’s Permanent Way, 497
  • Honigmann’s Caustic Soda Condenser, 225
  • Honigmann’s Fireless Locomotive, 373
  • Horizontal Milling Machine, 692
  • Hot Bearings, An Electric Alarm for, 92
  • Hotchkiss and Co.’s Machine Guns, 472 4
  • Houghton’s Electric Drilling Machine, 501
  • Hudson’s Bay, Exploring, 38
  • Hudswell, Clarke and Co.’s Tank Locomotive, 18 in. Gauge, 418
  • Hull Alexandra Dock, The, 613
  • Hydraulic Door Spring, A, 251
  • Hydraulic Dredger for Burmah, 648
  • Hydraulic Dredging, 536
  • Hydraulic Elevator, The Otis, 391
  • Hydraulic Keel Plate Bending Machine, 134
  • Hydraulic Lift and Mud Receiver, Powell’s, 19
  • Hydraulic Machinery, 117
  • Hydraulic Machinery at the Anglesea Swing Bridge, 185
  • Hydraulic Machinery at the Inventions Exhibition, 477
  • Hydraulic Motor, Donaldson’s, 185
  • Hydraulic Power, Recent Progress in the Public Supply of, 262, 299, 325
  • Hydraulic Shearing Machine, Anderson and Gallwey’s, 212
  • Hydro-Carbons, The Illuminating Power of, 430 Hydrodynamic Researches of Professor Bjerknes, The, 304, 357, 413, 543
  • Hygiene, Industrial, 654
  • Hygrometer, A Registering, 194
  • Ice-Breaking Ship “ Bryderen,” The, 134
  • Ice Palaces at Montreal, 222
  • Illinois, Railway Rates in, 372
  • Illuminant, Water Gas as an, 246, 679
  • Illuminating Power of Hydro-Carbons, The, 430
  • Illumination, Lighthouse, 558
  • Imports and Exports for February, The, 271
  • Improvements at the General Post Office, 39
  • Incandescence Lamps, Efficiency of, 118
  • Incandescence Lamps, Silvered, 193
  • Incandescence Lighting, Three-Wire System for, 401
  • India, The Railways in, 167
  • India, The Telegraph Engineers in, 701
  • Indian Public Works Department, The, 706
  • Indicating Charge of Accumulators, 659
  • Indicator Diagrams, 659
  • Indicator, Thorpe’s, 497
  • Indium and Gallium, Alloys of, 320
  • Induced Currents, Effects of, 631
  • Induction Coil, A Spark, 269
  • Induction on Telephone Lines, 170
  • Industrial Conference, The, 141
  • Industrial Establishments, Electric Light in, 144
  • Industrial Hygiene, 654
  • “ Inflexible,” The, 170 ,
  • Injector, Exhaust, Hamer, Metcalfe and Co. s, 484
  • Injector, Exhaust, Holden and Brooke’s, 484
  • Injectors and Jet Pumps, Borland s, 484 Inland Navigation, 171
  • Inland Navigation in Europe, 431
  • Inoculation for Fever and Cholera, 631
  • Insecticide, Use of Quicksilver as an, 558
  • Institution Dinner, The, 513
  • Institution of Naval Architects, The, 317, 346, 359
  • Institution of Permanent Way Inspectors, The, 198
  • Integrators, Mechanical, 536
  • Intense Lights, The Photometry of> *2?
  • International Society of Electricians, The, 171
  • Inventions Exhibition, The, 437, 531
  • Artillery: .
  • Cartridge Magazine, Quilliam s, 47b
  • Gardner Gun, The, 476
  • Hotchkiss and Go’s. Machine Guns, 472
  • Muzzle Pivotting Gun, Anderson s, 477
  • Nordenfelt Exhibits, The, 548
  • Revolving Gun Carriage, Sawyers,.477
  • Small Arms, Suft’s Improvements in, 476
  • War Department Exhibit, The, 472
  • BOBaebc3ockdand WHcoSr, The, 480
  • Injector,^Exhaust, Hamer, Metcalfe and Injector^ Exhaust, Holden and Brooke’s, 484
  • Injectors and Jet Pumps, Borland s, 484
  • Lane Sectional Boiler, The, 484
  • Mechanical Stoker, Knap’s, 480
  • Root Boiler, The, 479
  • Calculating Machines, 500
  • Double Band Saw, Watts and Co’s., 649
  • Electric Lighting, 319, 441, 552, 581
  • Brush Apparatus, The, 453
  • Dynamo, Goolden and Trotter’s, 610
  • Dynamo and Motor, Parsons’, 460
  • Edison-Swan Exhibit, The, 456
  • Electric Light Apparatus, Andrews’, 456
  • Engine, Davey’s Domestic, 509
  • Engine, Mathews’, 460
  • Engine, Parsons’ High Speed, 460
  • Engine, Tower Spherical, The, 461
  • Engine, The Westinghouse, 509
  • Engine, The Willans, 509
  • Gaulard and Gibbs’ System, 458
  • Gerard Apparatus, The, 460
  • GUlcher System, The, 456
  • Hochhausen System, The, 457
  • Jablochkoff Lighting, The, 456
  • Lamp, Clark and Bowman’s, 453
  • Lamp and Dynamo, The Sun, 457
  • Lamp-Holder, Cox-Walker’s, 460
  • Lamp, The Stanhope, 453
  • Lamp, The Varley Flexible Carbon, 457
  • Lamps, Wood house and Rawson’s, 459
  • Lighting of the Exhibition, 319
  • Thomson-Houston System, The, 452
  • Weston System, The, 452
  • Engines and Pumps:
  • Air Compressors, Walker Brothers’, 485
  • Air and Water Pumps, Westinghouse, 489
  • Compound Launch Engine, Duncan’s, 485
  • Compound Pump, The Worthington, 489
  • Compound Pumping Engines, 485
  • Cut-off Gear, The Proell, 485
  • Lubricator, Sugden’s, 489
  • Sinking Pump, The Deane, 489
  • Slide Valve, Thom’s, 485
  • Speed Recorder, The Moscrop, 485
  • Steam Pump, Bernay’s, 525
  • Wheelock Engine, The, 484
  • Hydraulic Machinery, 477
  • Jurors of the Exhibition, 556
  • Kendall’s Electric Generator, 702
  • Lifts, Attwood and Co’s., 550
  • Locomotives, Compound, Webb’s System, 462
  • Machine Tools :
  • Boiler Drilling Machine, Sharp, Stuart’s, 573
  • Boring and Screw-Cutting Apparatus, Snowden’s, 574
  • Cement-Testing Machine, 501
  • Electric Drilling Machine, Houghton’s, 501
  • Gas Hammer, Tangye Brothers’, 573
  • Horizontal Milling Machine, 692
  • Jaw Chuck, Storey and Phillips’, 501
  • Knife Grinder, Slack’s Automatic, 504
  • Link Spanner, The Bauer, 501
  • Pulley Block Brake, Bell’s, 504
  • Screw-Cutting Machine, Barrow’s, 501
  • Slot-Drilling Machine, 692
  • Vertical Milling Machine, 691
  • Miscellaneous Exhibits:
  • Air Compressors, Scott’s, 505
  • Band Saw Sharpener, Rasmussen’s, 509
  • Cask - Washing Machine, Thornewill and Warham’s, 693
  • Cement-Testing Machine, Spoor’s, 693
  • Columbia Type Writer, The, 507
  • Coupling for Transfer of Rotary Motion, 694
  • Crane and Grab Bucket, Coles’, 504
  • Creosoting Apparatus, Boulton’s, 505
  • Field Kitchen, Baxter’s, 505
  • Floating Breakwater, Clark’s, 505
  • Floating Telegraph Station, Harding’s, 506
  • Furnace, Healy and Thwaites’, 694
  • Gas-Fired Lime-Kiln, 694
  • “ Graphic” Printing Machine, The, 508
  • Paper Bag-Making Machine, Bumsted’s, 692
  • Pipe Joint, Knyper and Denis’s, 694
  • Staiths, Butler’s Movable, 504
  • Steering Gear, Davis’s, 504
  • Street Dust-Bin, Sidgwick’s, 508
  • United Asbestos Company, The, 505
  • Vanning Machine, The Frue, 508
  • Permanent Way:
  • Cast-Iron Sleepers, Denham-Olpherts’, 497
  • Holtham’s, 497
  • Webb’s Steel, 497
  • Physical Exhibits:
  • Electric Bell Indicator, The Mackenzie, 492
  • Electric Machine, Wimshurst’s Duplex, 491
  • Indicator, Thorpe’s, 497
  • Range-Finder, The Weldon, 492
  • Speed Indicator, Harding’s, 492
  • Speed Indicator, Young’s, 492
  • Tramcar, Reckenzaun’s Electric, 496
  • Universal Time, 491
  • Watt-Meter, Walker’s, 496
  • Plan of the Exhibition, 441
  • Purification of Water, Easton and Anderson’s
  • Apparatus for, 525
  • Railway Appliances:
  • Brake, Colquhoun’s Continuous, 500
  • Brake, The Vacuum Automatic, 500
  • Brake, The Westinghouse Automatic, 499
  • Car Coupling, The Janney, 500
  • Signalling Apparatus, 497
  • Variable Gauge Trucks, Mackinlay’s, 499
  • Wagon Coupling Apparatus, 500
  • Rivetting Machines, Tweddell’s System, 477
  • Saloon Carriage; London and North-Western Railway, 671
  • Shale, The Distillation of, 533
  • Tank Locomotive, Dick, Kerr, and Co.’s, 672
  • Textile Machinery, 629, 655, 703
  • War Material, 703
  • Inventions Exhibition and United States, 143
  • Inventories, The Paris, 611
  • Inversion of Contact Electromotive Force, 117
  • Inverted Railway, The, 558
  • Iron Direct Production of, from the Ore, 38, 706
  • Iron’ Malleable, Microscopic Examination of, 610
  • Iron’ Nickel, and Steel, Magnetisation of, 582
  • Iron,’ Removal from, of Red-Shortness Caused by Copper, 220
  • Iron Shingle Groynes, 194
  • Iron or Steel, Direct Production of, 66
  • Iron and Steel Industry, The American, 658
  • Iron and Steel Institute, The : 535, 543, 568
  • Address of the President, 539, 563,587, 633, 662
  • Iront and Steel Institute Tiif 7
  • On the Blast Furnace Valu7 of t
  • Coke Ovens, by Mr. Watson Smfth 56^ Proce’S8> b’y^.
  • Cokins
  • On ffiaiUGa;*Fu°eTandtt/ r^’ 569 OnMth“f M-UreS’ Mr' A‘ Ca™egief 609 ‘ ‘°
  • 0 nKia T Mlc™scopicaI Examination of Malle able Iron, by Dr. Hermann Wedding Rin
  • Iron and Steel Works in Russia, 143 8’ 10
  • Iron Telegraph Poles, 707 Iron, Tempered, 246
  • Ironclad Fleet, Our, 532
  • Irrigation Machinery, Competition of 5R?
  • Irrigation Works, The Nice, 1, 53 184 82 t-J? England to be Caught Napping ? ” 397
  • Isthmus of Corinth Canal, 145
  • Italian War Ship, An, 611
  • Jablochkoff Company, The, 63
  • Jablochkoff Lighting, The, 456
  • Jablochkoff’g1 Auto-Accumulator, 534, 678
  • James Watt Dock, Greenock, The 584
  • Jamieson’s Electric Governor 31 *
  • Janney Car Coupling, The, 500
  • Jaw Chuck, Storey and Phillips’s, 501
  • Jenkin, Professor Fleeming, 680 Joints, Rivetted, 524
  • Jurors of the Exhibition, The, 556
  • Keel Plate Bending Machine, Hydraulic. 134
  • Kendall s Electric Generator, 702
  • Kerr, Stuart, and Co.’s Tank Locomotive, 697
  • Kitson and Co. s Electric Light Plant, 339
  • Knap s Mechanical Stoker, 480
  • Knife Grinder, Slack’s Automatic, 504
  • Knyper and Denis’s Pipe Joint, 694
  • Knott’s Ellipsograph, 221
  • Kbrting-Lieckfeld Gas Engine, The, 526
  • Kurrachee Steam Tramways, 558
  • Laboratory of Electricity, Paris Central, 193. 611
  • Laboratory Machine, The Wimshurst, 171 ’
  • Labour, The Comparative Value of, 13
  • Lake, A New American, 37
  • Lamp, The Belfast Arc, 145
  • Lamp, Clark and Bowman’s, 453
  • Lamp and Dynamo, The Sun, 457
  • Lamp, Rogers’ Arc, 118 Lamp, The Stanhope, 453
  • Lamp, Trouv6’s Incandescence, 18
  • Lamp, The Varley Flexible Carbon, 457
  • Lamp-Holder, Cox-Walker’s, 460
  • Lamps, Efficiency of Incandescence, 118
  • Lamps, Silvered Incandescence, 193
  • Lamps, The Woodhouse and Rawson, 459
  • Lane Sectional Boiler, The, 484
  • L’Ann^e Electrique, 92
  • Larynx, Photographing the, 143
  • Lathe, Brass Finishers’, Chasing and Boring. 328
  • Lathe, Treble-Geared, 551
  • Lathe, Vertical, Rush worth and Co.’s, 603
  • Lathing Wire, 658
  • Launch of a Brazilian Armour-Clad, 94
  • Launch of H.M.S. “ Benbow,” 672
  • Launch of the “ Mersey,” The, 513
  • Launch, Screw, Thornycroft’s Light Draught 363
  • Launches and Trial Trips, 5, 32, 83, 109, 137 198 211, 237, 272, 298, 324, 339, 374, 402, 422,’ 518* 537, 552, 586, 624, 695 ’
  • Launching Checks, Wire Rope for, 286
  • Law of Thermodynamics, The Second, 252
  • Laws of Friction, The, 118
  • Lead Smelting, Prospects of, at Leadville, 78
  • Legislation, Private Bill, 25, 47, 131, 181 347 371, 426, 556, 579, 679
  • Library, The Telegraph Engineers’, 37
  • Liebig’s Statue, 399
  • Life Lines, Projecting, as Fire Escapes, 679
  • Lift, Hydraulic, and Mud Receiver, Powell’s, 19
  • Lifts, Atwood and Co.’s, 550
  • Light, Atmospheric Absorption of, 38
  • Light Draught Screw Launch, Thornycroft’s, 363
  • Light, Electric, Apparatus, Andrews’, 456
  • Light, Electric, at Buda-Pesth, Central Station, 8
  • Light, Electric, in the City, 657
  • Light, The Electric, in Factories, 144
  • Light, The Electric, in Photo-Micrography, 321
  • Light, The Electric, on Ships of War, 374
  • Light, Electric, and the Telemeter, 535
  • Light Electric Works, The Temesvar, 104
  • Light Machinery, Basement Floors for, 222
  • Light, The Penetration of, in Water, 558
  • Lighted Weathercocks, 399
  • Lighthouse Experiments, South Foreland, 401
  • Lighthouse Illuminants Controversy, The, 144
  • Lighthouse Illumination, 558
  • Lighting Act, The Electric, 9
  • Lighting, Electric, of Cape Parliament House, 247
  • Lighting, Electric, in the Forth and Tay, 659
  • Lighting, Electric, at Greenock, 296
  • Lighting, Electric, at Havre, 38
  • Lighting, Electric, at the Inventions Exhibition, 319, 441. 552, 581
  • Lighting, Electric, in the Navy, 535
  • Lighting, Electric, of New York Harbour, 92
  • Lighting, Electric, of the s.s. “Etruria” and “ Umbria,” 574
  • Lighting, Electric, on the s.s. “Oceanien,” 322
  • Lighting Gas in New York, 220
  • Lighting Station, The Edison Central, 219
  • Lighting Trains, 631
  • Lightning, Artificial Ball, 194
  • Lightning, Protecting Arc Lamps from, 247
  • Lightning Protection on the Washington Monument, 535
  • Lime Kiln, Gas-Fired, 694
  • Link Spanner, The Bauer, 501
  • Liquefying Oxygen, A New Process for, 632
  • Literature, American Technical, 172
  • Literature, Exhibition, 270
  • Liverpool, Merryweather and Sons’ Steam Fire Engines for, 284, 340
  • Locomotive, Honigmann’s Fireless, 373
  • Locomotive, Tank, Dick, Kerr, and Co.’s, 672
  • Locomotive, Tank, Kerr, .Stuart, and Co.’s, 697
  • Locomotive, Tank ; Taff Vale Railway, 262, 313
  • Locomotive, Tank, at Woolwich Arsenal, 418
  • Locomotives, Compound, Webb’s System, 462
  • Locomotives, The Construction of, 240
  • Locomotives, Grate Surface of, 321
  • Locomotives, Russian, 9
  • Locomotives, Sparks from, 65
  • Lodestone, Magnetising the, 94
  • LOme, Dupuy de M., 143
  • London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway
  • Company’s Paddle Steamer “ Normandy,” Compound Engines of the, 284
  • London and North-Western Railway, Webb’s Saloon Carriage, 671
  • “ Louisiana,” Boilers of the, with Water Walls and Firebrick Furnaces, 238
  • Lubricator, Sugden’s, 489
  • Luminous Paint and Earthquakes, 631
  • Lyman-Haskell Multicharge Gun, The, 429
  • Macgeorge’s Clinograph, 262, 334
  • Machine, Barrow’s Screw-Cutting 501
  • Machine, Cask-Washing, Thornewill and Warham’s, 693
  • Machine, Cement Testing, 501
  • Machine, Cement Testing, Spoor’s, 693
  • Machine, The Frue Vanning, 508
  • Machine, The Graphic “Printing,” 508
  • Machine Guns, Hotchkiss and Co.’s, 472
  • Machine Guns for Repelling Torpedo Attack, 281
  • Machine, Hydraulic Shearing, 212
  • Machine, Michele’s Cement Testing, 251, 501
  • Machine, 84-in. Milling, 420
  • Machine, Pneumatic Moulding, 394
  • Machine for Preparing Stereotype Plates, Sauvcfe’s, 6
  • Machine Tools at the Inventions Exhibition, 501, 573, 691
  • Machine, Wimshurst’s Electric, 60, 171, 491
  • Machinery, Hydraulic, 117
  • Machinery, Pumping, Bosisio, and Co.’s, 237, 286
  • Machinery, Textile, at the Inventions Exhibition, 629, 655, 703
  • Machinery, Wood-Working, 130, 164, 303
  • Machines, Calculating, 500
  • Machines, Candle-Moulding, 567, 596, 619
  • Machines, Planing, Berry and Sons’, 391
  • Machines, Rivetting, Tweddell’s System, 477
  • Mackenzie Electric Bell Indicator, The, 492
  • Mackinlay’s Variable Gauge Trucks, 499
  • Macleod’s Sunshine Recorder, 170
  • “ Magneta,” The Missing Telegraph Ship, 558
  • Magnetic Experiment, A, 535
  • Magnetisation of Iron, Nickel, and Steel, 582
  • Magnetising the Lodestone, 94
  • Magnetism and Conductivity, 143
  • Magnetism, Experiments in, 271
  • Magnetism, Terrestrial, in Russia, 37
  • Magnetometer, A Mercurial, 38
  • “ Magnolia,” The Steam Yacht, 598
  • Making Sea-Water Potable, 583
  • Manchester Steam Users’ Association, The, 379
  • Mandrel for Facing Nuts, Expanding, 353
  • Manganese, Volumetric Determination of, 66
  • Manitoba, The Soil of, 400,
  • Mansion House Subways, The, 65
  • Manufacture of Ammonia from Nitrogen, 581
  • Manufacture of Chlorine, 430, 632
  • Manufacture and Use of Oxygen, 428
  • Manufacture of White Lead, 427
  • Marine Engine Governors, 539
  • Marine Engine Works at Hartlepool, 95
  • Marine Engineering and Shipbuilding, Clyde, in 1884, 81,108, 135, 208
  • Marine, The Russian Commercial, 169
  • Marine Steel Boilers, 353, 387
  • Maritimes, The Messageries, 704
  • Masonry, Settlement in, 143
  • Materials, Non-Conducting, 207
  • Mather and Platt’s System of Driving Dynamos, 159
  • Mather’s Portable Engine, 328
  • Matthews’ Engine, 460
  • Maxim Gun, The, 522, 634
  • Mayhew’s Automatic Boiler Feeder, 69
  • Measures, British and Metric, 84
  • Mechanical Engineers, American Society of, 703
  • Mechanical Engineers, The Institution of, 61, 90, 128, 303, 522
  • Final Report of Experiments upon the Condition in which Carbon Exists in Steel, by Sir Frederick Abel, 130, 150, 200
  • On Friction Experiments, by Mr. Beauchamp Tower, 130, 150
  • On Recent Improvements in Wood-Cutting Machinery, by Mr. George Richards, 131, 164, 303
  • On the Tower Spherical Engine, by Mr. R. Haminersley Heenan, 303
  • On the History of Paddle-Wheel Steam Navigation, by Mr. Henry Sandham, 304, 354, 405, 433, 589
  • On the Automatic Machine Gun, by Mr. Hiram B. Maxim, 522,634
  • On the Labours of the Research Committee on Rivetted Joints, by Professor Kennedy, 524
  • On the New Blooming Mill at Ebbw Vale Works, by Mr. Calvert B. Holland, 525
  • Mechanical Integrators, 536
  • Mechanical Stoker, Knap’s, 480
  • Memorial, The Trevithick, 522, 634
  • Merchant Shipping Commission, The, 246
  • Mercurial Magnetometer, A, 38
  • Mercury as Ballast, 348
  • Mercury Galvanometer, A, 350
  • Merryweather and Sons’ Steam Fire Engine for Liverpool, 284, 340
  • “ Mersey,” The Launch of the, 513
  • Mersejr Railway, The, 15
  • Messageries Maritimes, The, 704
  • Metallurgical Statistics, Prussian, 271
  • Metals, The Conductivity of, at Low Temperatures, 632
  • Metals, The Flow of, 660
  • Metals, The Hardness of, 64
  • Metals, The Oxidation and Bronzing of, 705
  • Metals, Tempering of, by Cold Flow, 401
  • Meteorological Observations from Balloons, 193
  • Meteorological Society, The Royal, 83, 198, 329
  • Meter, Water, Dryer and Rosenkranz’s, 372
  • Metropolitan and Metropolitan District Railways, The, 199, 118
  • Metropolitan Sewage Discharge, The, 14
  • Michele’s Cement Testing Machine, 251, 501
  • Microphone, A Vacuum, 272
  • Microscopic Examination of Malleable Iron, 610
  • Military Ballooning, 269
  • Military Ports, 322
  • Military Telegraphists, 320
  • Mill, Blooming, at Ebbw Vale, 525
  • Mill, Cogging, with Balanced Top Roll, 421
  • Mill, Roller, at Covinto, 433
  • Mill Spools, Protection to, 322
  • Milling Exhibition, The Paris, 630,669, 690
  • Milling Machine, 84 in., 420
  • Milling Machine, Horizontal, 692
  • Milling Machine, Vertical, 691
  • Million, Stairs for the, 705
  • Mills, Fires in, 295
  • Mineral Oil Works, The Pumpherston, 37
  • Minerals at Angra Pequena, 535
  • Mines, Rio Tinto, 658
  • Miscellanea 68, 87, 120, 146, 163, 196, 215, 248, 273, 288, 323, 351, 375, 403, 432, 517, 538, 560, 585, 614, 625, 676, 697
  • Miscellaneous Exhibits at the Inventions Exhibition, 504, 692
  • “ Iritis ” Wrought Iron Castings, 561
  • Modern War Vessels, 92
  • Montreal, Ice Palaces at, 222
  • Monument, The Washington, 171
  • Moscrop Speed Recorder, The, 485
  • Motion, A Treadle, 658
  • Motive Power in the United States, 247
  • Motor, Davey’s Domestic, 509
  • Motor, Donaldson’s Hydraulic, 185
  • Motors, Electric, 169
  • Motors, Water, 367
  • Moulding Machine, Pneumatic, 394
  • Mount Royal Park, Montreal, 428
  • Mount Washington Railway, The, 297
  • Mountings for Quick-Firing Guns, 270
  • Movements of Camphor in Water, 705
  • Mud Receiver and Hydraulic Lift, Powell’s, 19
  • Multi-Charge Gun, The, 92
  • Munich, Dynamo and Photometrical Tests at, 226
  • Muzzle Pivotting Gun, Anderson’s, 477
  • Napier, Mr. R. D., Glasgow, 558, 584
  • “Napping? Is England to be Caught,” 397
  • Natural Gas, 40, 194, 220, 373, 559, 609
  • Naval Administration, American, 141
  • Naval Almanack, The Austrian, 349
  • Naval Architects, The Institution of : 317, 346 On a Practical Measurement of the Comparative Fighting Efficiency of Ships of War, by Captain G. H. Noel, R.N., 317
  • On the Use of Water Chambers for Reducing the Rolling of Ships, by Mr. P. Watts, 318
  • On the Stowage of Steamships, by Mr. F. P. Purvis, 319, 346
  • On a Method of Arranging the Coal Bunkers of a Steamer, by Mr. J. Nicholson, 319, 347
  • On Yacht Measurement and Time Allowance for Racing, by Captain J. C. Tuxon, 319
  • On a Mechanical Method of Measuring a Vessel’s Stability, by Mr. Heck, 346, 377
  • On the Most Suitable Propeller for Shallow Draught, by Mr. J. I. Thornycroft, 347
  • On Experience in the Use of Thick Steel Boiler Plates, by Mr. W. Parker, 353, 387
  • On Triple Compound Engines, by Mr. A. E. Seaton, 359
  • On the Strength of Plates and Rivets Used in Shipbuilding, by Mr. J. G. Wildish, 359
  • On the Strength of Rivetted Joints, by Mr. J. T. Milton, 359
  • On Large Forgings for Stern Frames, by Mr. D. Purves, 386
  • On the Efficiency of Marine Boilers, by Mr. J. T. Milton, 390
  • On the Propelling Machinery of High-Speed Ships, by Mr. E. A. Linnington, 390
  • On the Joy Valve Gear, by Mr. Joy, 390
  • On the Application of Moderate Forced Draught to the Furnaces of Small Steam Vessels, by Mr. Mark H. Robinson, 408
  • Naval Armaments, Russian, 246
  • Naval Breakdowns, 401
  • Navigation, Inland, 171, 431
  • Navigation, Paddle-Wheel Steam, 304, 354, 405, 433,589
  • Navy, The British, Mr. Barnaby’s Address on, 70
  • Navy, Electric Lighting in the, 535
  • Navy Estimates, The, 217, 291
  • Navy, The French, 679
  • Navy, The Russian, 116, 246
  • Navy, The United States, 89
  • New Orleans Exhibition, The, 37
  • New South Wales, Railways and Tramways in, 51, 75, 194, 370
  • New Thermodynamics, 252
  • New York Elevated Railroads, The, 37, 63, 308
  • New York Fire Department, The, 193
  • New York Harbour, Electric Lighting of, 92
  • New York, Pneumatic Despatch in, 270
  • New Zealand, Port of Otago, 84
  • Niagara, Utilising, 269
  • Nicaragua Canal Project, The, 243
  • Nice Irrigation Works, The, 1, 53,184
  • Nice Observatory, The, 643
  • Nickel and Cobalt Mattes, Bessemerising, 219
  • Nile, Stern-Wheel Steamers for the, 430
  • Noises, Subterranean, 320
  • Non-Conducting Materials, 207
  • Non-Tidal Rivers, 403
  • Nordenfelt Exhibits at the Inventions Exhibition, The, 548
  • “Normandy,” Compound Engines of the Paddle Steamer, 284
  • Northern Coal Trade in 1884, The, 14
  • Northumberland Straits, A Railway Across, 608
  • Notes :
  • Abstracts of Patents, 429
  • Academy Prizes, French, 247
  • Accidental Explosions by Non - Explosive Liquids, 536
  • Adjusting Bridge Piers, 246
  • Alloys of Indium apd Gallium, 320
  • Notes—continued.
  • American Exhibition, The, 583
  • American Technical Literature, 172
  • Ammonia from Nitrogen of Coal, 581
  • Analysis of Natural Gas, poj nnndee 350
  • Anemometrical Observations at »
  • Annual Convention of AmericanSocietj otuvii Engineers, 612
  • Anti-Fouling Composition, 373
  • Arc Lighting in Boston, Public, 269
  • Artificial Ball Lightning, 194
  • Artillery Question, The, 15
  • Asbestos, A New Use for, 295
  • Ascent of Roraima, The, 58-
  • Asphaltum in Tiles, 513
  • Atmospheric Absorption of Light, 38
  • Atmospheric Electrical Measurements, 632
  • Atmospheric Electricity, 559 Mncmetio
  • Audible Demonstration of the Earth s Magnetic
  • Induction, An, 399
  • Australian Population, 320
  • Austrian Naval Almanack, The, 343
  • Automatic Sprinklers, 706
  • Basement Floors for Light Machinery, 2ZZ
  • Bell Telephone in Canada, The, 170
  • Bennet-Mackay Cables, The, 63, 92
  • Berly’s Electrical Directory, 220
  • Bessemerising Copper Mattes, 37, 143, 3/2
  • Bessemerising Nickel and Cobalt Mattes, 219
  • Black Lead Paint, New, 220
  • Bleaching, A New Process of, 400
  • Boiler Scale, Compounds for Removal of, 632
  • Boring Artesian Wells, 535
  • Bourdais’ Tower of Babel, 143, 220
  • Bower and Thorp’s Gas Lamps, 22-
  • Bower-Barff Process, The, 219
  • Brakes in Germany, Railway, 15
  • Brazilian Armour-Clad, The New, 94, 61-
  • Brennan Torpedo, The, 612
  • British Capital in South Africa, 144
  • British Museum Catalogue, The, 223
  • British Power in the East, 372
  • Brush Patent, The, 349
  • Brush Report, The, 119
  • Bulgarian Railway Construction, 170
  • Bye-Laws of the Institution of Civil Engineers, The, 613
  • Cellular Structure of Steel, The, 221
  • Central African Sea, The, 113
  • Central Laboratory of Electricity, A, 193
  • Chased by a Train of Fire, 679
  • Chlorine Gas, Manufacture of, 632
  • Clapp-Griffiths Steel Process, The, 350, 657
  • Clyndograph, The, 400
  • “ Cocoa” Gunpowder, 144
  • Combustion in Dried Gases, 400
  • Commerce in Western Asia, 195
  • Communication between Baku and Batoum, 9
  • Competition of Irrigation Machinery, 582
  • Concentration of Rays, 429
  • Condensation of Gases on Glass, The, 271
  • Conductivity of Metals at Low Temperatures, 632
  • Conversazione of the Institution, The, 658
  • Copper Mattes, New Process for Working, 581
  • Copper for Roofing Purposes, 8
  • Cores for Steel Castings, 428
  • Cunynghame, Woodhouse, and Rawson’s Automatic (Tumbler) Cut-Out, 351
  • Danger from Dynamos, 349
  • Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, The, 246
  • Depolishing Electric Light Globes, 320
  • Designs of War Vessels, The, 270
  • Despatch Vessel “ Surprise,” H.M., 680
  • Diffusion Photometer, A, 223
  • Direct Production of Iron from the Ore, 38, 66, 706
  • Disinfectants against Cholera, 659
  • Disinfecting Rags, 349
  • Disintegration of Building Stone, 612
  • Dockyard Routine, 93
  • Dry Batteries, 63
  • Dryer and Rosenkranz’^ Water Meter, 372
  • Dynamos, Absorbing the Extra Current of, 270
  • Dynamos, Zig-Zag Winding of, 219
  • East River Bridge, The, 117
  • Edison Central Lighting Station, The, 219
  • Effect of Moisture on Blast Furnaces, 194
  • Electric Alarm for Hot Bearings, An, 92
  • Electric Conductors and Service Pipes, 269
  • Electric Gas Lighters, 170
  • Electric Illuminated Clock Dials, 428
  • Electric Light in Industrial Establishments, 144
  • Electric Light in Photo-Micrography, The, 321
  • Electric Light on the s.s. u Oceanien,” 322
  • Electric Light on Ships of War, The, 374
  • Electric Lighting Act, The, 9
  • Electric Lighting of the Cape Parliament House, The, 247
  • Electric Lighting in the Forth and Tay, 659
  • Electric Lighting at Greenock, 296
  • Electric Lighting at Havre, 38
  • Electric Lighting in the Navy, 535
  • Electric Lighting of New York Harbour, 92
  • Electric Motors, 169
  • Electric Patrol Launch, The, 246
  • Electric Railway Signals, 583
  • Electrical Discharge in Gases, The, 349
  • Electrical Resistance of Carbon Contacts, 39
  • Electrical Surgery, 170
  • Electrical Terminology, 657
  • Electrical Work in the Soudan, 350
  • Electrician’s Pocket-Book, The 144
  • Electricity, Paris Syndical Chamber of, 246
  • Electricity and Sacrilege, 657
  • Electro-Deposition of Carbon, The, 272
  • Electro-Thermostats, 296
  • Electrolytic Extraction of Copper, 680
  • Elevated Railroad, The New York, 348
  • Engineering Society Soirde, 220
  • Engineers in South Australia, 320
  • English Coal in Russia, 93 under Great Pressures aqi
  • Exhibition Literature, 270 assures, 631
  • Experiments at Creil, The, 536
  • Experiments in Magnetism, 271
  • Exploring Hudson’s Bay, 38
  • Extraction of Zinc by Electrolysis, 400
  • Extraction of Zinc and Lead, Simultaneous, 8
  • Fall of a Bridge during Construction, 248
  • Ordnance Survey, The, 513
  • Otchakoff, 63
  • Oxidation and Bronzing of Metals The 705
  • Oxidation of Oil by Electricity, 219 *
  • Palais Royal, The, 246
  • Paris Central Laboratory of Electricity 611
  • Paris-Creil Electrical Experiments, 117*
  • Paris Electrical Exhibition, The, 117 296
  • Paris Exhibition of 1889, The, 91,’ 117 193 219, 296 1’
  • Paris Inventories, The, 611
  • Paris Metropolitan Railway, The 143
  • Paris Post Office, The New, 246
  • Paris Post Office and the Telephone The qq Paris Postal Service, The, 193 ’’
  • Paris Water Supply, The, 144,169
  • Passenger Elevators in the United States ksq
  • Paulson’s Torpedo, 145’
  • Penetration of Light in Water, The, 558
  • Permeability of Silver for Oxygen, 349
  • Petroleum in Pennsylvania, 170
  • Petroleum in South Russia, 64
  • Phidol, The, 221, 297
  • Phosphorus in Iron and Steel, 632
  • Photographing the Larynx, 143
  • Photometer, A New, 295
  • Photometry of Intense Lights, The, 429
  • Pipe Transit, 349
  • Plante’s Rheostatic Current, 658
  • Pneumatic Despatch in New York, The 270
  • Polar Earth Currents, 195
  • “ Polyphemus,” The, 93, 612
  • Port, Proposed, at the Mouth of the Vol^a 194
  • Putsch’s Method of Shaft-Sinking, 8 ° ’
  • Preserving Timber, 247
  • Prize for a New Alloy, 372
  • Production of Bars from Fluid Steel, 93
  • Protecting Wooden Buildings, 400
  • Protection to Mill Spools, 322
  • Prussian Metallurgical Statistics, 271
  • Pumpherston Mineral Oil Works, The 37
  • Purifying Water by Air, 64
  • Pyro-Electricitj' of the Topaz, 270
  • Pyrometers, 631
  • Quadrant Electromotor, The, 321
  • Quicksilver, A New Use for, 38, 558
  • Railway Accidents in Russia, 706
  • Railway for Burmahand Siam, A Proposed, 170
  • Railway Gauge, American, 170
  • Railway Rates in Illinois, 372
  • Rapid Transit in American Cities, 374
  • Recent Earthquakes, The, 196
  • Reckenzaun’s Electric Tramcar, 350
  • Reclamation Works in the South of France, 295
  • Recovery of Sulphur, 582
  • Regenerative Accumulator, The, 93
  • Registering Hygrometer, A, 194
  • Removal from Iron of Red-Shortness, 220
  • Report of the Committee on Telegraph and
  • Telephone Wires, The, 559
  • Resistance of the Voltaic Arc, The, 272
  • Results of Boiler Inspection in the United States, 582
  • Revolving Cylinder Calcining Furnaces, 221
  • Rhythmic Electric Bell, A, 194
  • Rifle Practice in the United States Army, 295
  • Rio Tinto Mines, 658
  • Russian Canal System, The, 171
  • Russian Dockyards, 93
  • Russian Gunboats, 64 -
  • Russian Heavy Ordnance, 171
  • Russian Locomotives, 9
  • Russian Naval Armaments, 246
  • Russian Navy, The, 246
  • Russian Steel and Iron Trade, 63
  • Safety of Iron Pillars in Cases of Fire, 582
  • Sanitary Canal for Paris, A, 38
  • Saturn in 1885, 631
  • Science Commissions in France, 118
  • Sea W'ater Potable, Making, 583
  • Seasoning Oak Timber, 193
  • Sebastopol, 93
  • Secondary Batteries, 320, 612, 680
  • Selenium Actinometer, A, 170
  • Self-Propelling Torpedo, A, 169
  • Settlement in Masonry, 143
  • Ship Broker’s Commission, 271
  • Shocks in Water Pipes, 372
  • Siberian Railway, The, 144
  • Silicious Bronze Conductors, 18
  • Slag Cement, 95
  • Small Arms Factories in Russia, 143
  • Soil of Manitoba, The, 400
  • Soldering Flux, A New, 428
  • Soldering Platinum, 428
  • South African Diamond Mining, 39
  • South African Railways, 705
  • South Foreland Lighthouse Experiments, 401
  • Spark Induction Coil, A, 269
  • Sparks from Locomotives, 65
  • Special Squadron, The, 612
  • Stairs for the Million, 705
  • Stamps v. Rolls in Mi ling Silver Ores, 66
  • Standard Ohm, The, 219
  • Starting Dynamos with Gas Engines, 271
  • Static Induction Gas Lighter, A, 350
  • Steam Yachts, 64
  • Steel Ordnance for Russia, 247
  • Steel Rails, 9
  • Stern-Wheel Steamers, 430
  • Stock Exchange, The New, 37
  • Street Telephonic Stations in Paris, 169
  • Strength of Large Timber, The, 270
  • Submarine Cables, New, 64
  • Substitutes for White Lead, 373
  • Subterranean Noises, 320
  • Sulphur Extraction by Calcium Chloride, 400
  • Survey for the New Arctic Trading Route, /05
  • Syndical Chamber of Electrical Industries, 611
  • “Tainui,” s.s., The, 117
  • Taking Down a Chimney, 657
  • Tar and Ammonia from Coke Ovens, 400
  • Telegraph Company, The Great Northern, 61-
  • Telegraph Conductors, 272
  • Telegraph Engineers’ Library, The, 37
  • Telegraph in the Soudan, The, 270 ~
  • Telegraph Tariff, The Proposed, 373
  • T^®SraPh and Telephone Legislation, French,
  • Telegraph Wanted, A, 63
  • Trains,h296 Communication wi*h Moving
  • Telegraphs in Cochin China, 247
  • Telemeter and Electric Light, The, 535
  • £eJeP"°ne Action, Another, 63
  • Telephone in America, The, 372
  • Telephone Co., The General, of Paris, 295
  • Telephone Line to Brighton, The Trunk, 15
  • Telephone in Switzerland, The, 613
  • Telephones in Paris 219, 348
  • Telephonic Communication, 63
  • Tempered Iron, 246
  • Tempering of Metals by Cold Flow, 401
  • Terrestrial Magnetism in Russia, 37
  • Test for Cotton Seed Oil, 143
  • Test for Presence of Lead in Enamels, &c., 295
  • Testing for Colour Blindness, 220
  • Tests for Hearing, 117
  • Textile Shield, A, 399
  • Thames Police, The, 170
  • Thermo-Microphone, The, 169
  • Ttennopile, A New Arrangement of the, 513
  • Jnree-Wire System for Incandescence Lighting, 401 °
  • Thunderstorms, Origin of, 63
  • Time Penalties, 296
  • Topographical Plans of France, The New, 373
  • Torpedo Boats, 94, 321
  • Torpedo Cruiser “Panther,” The Austrian, 679
  • Torpedo Trials, 143
  • Torpedoes, Aerial, 657
  • Toughened Filter Paper, 246
  • Tower Bridge, A Design for the, 64
  • Tower, The Proposed 1000 ft., 118, 143, 220
  • Trade Route, Proposed New, 558
  • Train Communication in America, 320
  • Train Lighting, 631
  • Treadle Motion, A, 658
  • Tresca, M. Henri, 705
  • Trouv^’s Incandescence Lamp, 18
  • Trunk Lines in the United States, 372
  • Tyneside Chemical Trade, The, 195
  • Underground Conductors for Electric Lighting. 37
  • Underground Telephone Conductors, 39
  • United States and the Inventions Exhibition.
  • The, 143 ’
  • United States Patent Office, The, 613
  • United States Torpedo Ship “ Destroyer,” 270
  • Utilisation of Basic (Phosphate) Slags, The, 8
  • Utilisation of Phosphoric Acid, 658
  • Utilisation of the Sun’s Rays, The, 535
  • Utilising Niagara, 269
  • Vacuum Microphone, A, 272
  • Validity of Accumulator Patents, The, 117
  • Visionary Ship Canal, A, 117
  • Volatilisation of Silicium, 658
  • Volumetric Determination of Manganese, 66
  • Washington Monument, The, 171
  • Water Gas, 194, 220, 246, 513, 679
  • Water Works of Buffalo, The, 246
  • Waterways of Belgium, The, 374
  • Welsh Copper Smelting Process, 92
  • Western Union Telegraph Company, The, 348
  • Wimshurst Laboratory Machine, The, 171
  • Winds in Agriculture, 513
  • Wire Lathing, 658
  • Wire Ropes for Heavy Cranes, 64
  • Witham Sea Channel and Improvements, The, 195
  • Working Auriferous Pyrites, 707
  • Zinc, Analytical Separation of, 611
  • Zinc in Drinking Water, 270
  • Notes from Cleveland, 11,33,59,86,113, 138, 162, 188, 214, 241, 265, 298, 315, 343, 366, 395, 423, 517, 529, 553, 577, 597, 621, 650, 673, 698
  • Notes, Foreign and Colonial, 22, 44, 72, 113, 139, 166, 189, 228, 276, 380, 518, 553, 651, 708
  • Notes from the North, 12, 33, 67, 86, 112, 138, 159, 189, 214, 241, 264, 297, 315, 342, 366, 395, 422, 518, 528, 552, 577, 597, 620, 650, 673, 699
  • Notes from the South-West, 22, 32, 67, 86 112, 138, 162, 188, 213, 240, 265, 297, 314, 343, 366, 394, 423, 517, 529, 552, 576, 597,621,650, 672,699
  • Notes from South Yorkshire, 12, 33, 68, 86, 113, 139, 162, 188, 214, 241, 265, 298, 315, 343, 365, 395, 423, 517, 529, 553, 577, 602, 621, 651,673, 699
  • Notes from the United States, 18, 32, 67, 82 112, 135, 172, 188, 211, 236, 275, 285, 314, 339, 365, 402, 422, 516,552, 584, 600, 620, 645, 672, 697
  • Novorossick Railway, The, 9
  • Oak Timber, Seasoning, 193
  • Obituary : (Moved to separate index)
  • Observations at Dundee, Anemometrical, 350
  • Observatory, The Nice, 643
  • Ocean Telephony, 38
  • “ Oceanien,” s.s., Electric Light on the, 322
  • Ochorowicz Receiving Telephone, The, 295
  • Office, The Patent, 218
  • Ohm, The Standard, 219
  • Oil Scouts, 400
  • Oise and Aisne Canal, The, 117
  • Oldham, The Economiser Explosion at, 36, 90
  • One Thousand-Feet Tower, Proposed, 118,143, 220
  • Open Hearth Steel Production, 427
  • Operator, Fog Whistle, or Sonnebula, The, 187
  • Ordnance Factories, Private, 369
  • Ordnance, Heavy, 317
  • Ordnance, Russian, 171, 247
  • Ordnance Survey, The, 513
  • Ordnance Survey Office, Dynamo-Electrotyping at an, 192
  • Ore, Direct Production of Iron from the, 38, 706
  • Origin of Thunderstorms, 63
  • Otago, Port of, New Zealand, 84
  • Otchakoff, 63
  • Otis Elevator, The, 391
  • Oxidation and Bronzing of Metals, The, 705
  • Oxidation of Oil by Electricity, 219
  • Oxygen, Manufacture and Use of, 428
  • Oxygen, A New Process for Liquefying, 632
  • Oxygen, Permeability of Silver for, 349
  • Paddle-Wheel Steam Navigation, 304, 354, 405, 433 589
  • Paint, New Black Lead, 220
  • Palais Royal, The, 246
  • “ Panther,” The Austrian Torpedo Cruiser, 679
  • Paper Bag Making Machine, Bumstead’s, 692
  • Paris Central Laboratory of Electricity, The, 611
  • Paris-Creil Electrical Experiments, The, 117
  • Paris Electrical Exhibition, 117, 296, 309, 338
  • Paris Exhibition of 1889, 94, 117, 193, 219, 296
  • Paris, Fire Alarms in, 117
  • Paris, General Telephone Company of, 295, 628
  • Paris Inventories, The, 169, 611
  • Paris Metropolitan Railway, The, 143
  • Paris Milling Exhibition, The, 630, 669, 690
  • Paris Post Office, The New, 246
  • Paris Post Office and the Telephone Co., The, 93
  • Paris Postal Service, The, 193
  • Paris Syndical Chamber of Electricity, The, 246
  • Paris, Telephones in, 219, 348
  • Paris Water Supply, The, 144,169
  • Park, Mount Royal, Montreal, 428
  • Parsons’ Dynamo and Motor, 460
  • Parsons’ High-Speed Engine, 460
  • Passenger Elevators in the United States, 582
  • Patent Act, The New, 35
  • Patent, The Brush, 349
  • Patent Office, The, 218
  • Patent Office, The United States, 613
  • Patent Record, The, 22, 44, 73, 100,124, 153, 175, 203, 229, 253, 276, 300, 330, 354, 380, 410, 434, 518, 540, 565, 590, 614, 636, 664, 686, 710
  • Patents, Abstracts of, 429
  • Patrol Launch, The Electric, 246
  • Paulson’s Torpedo, 145
  • Pearn and Co.’s Direct-Acting Ram Pump, 587
  • Penalties, Time, 296
  • Penetration of Light in Water, The, 558
  • Pepper Steam-Steering Gear, The, 563
  • Permanent Way, Holtham’s, 497
  • Permanent Way Inspectors, Institution of, 198
  • Permanent Way at the Inventions Exhibition, 497
  • Permanent Way, Webb’s Steel, 497
  • Permeability of Silver for Oxygen, 349
  • Petroleum as a Fuel, On the Use of, 686
  • Petroleum in Pennsylvania, 170
  • Petroleum in South Russia, 64
  • Petroleum, The Storage of, 168.
  • Phidol, The, 221, 297
  • Philadelphia Electrical Exhibition, The, 2
  • Phillips’s New Rotary Pump, 351 .
  • Phosphoric Acid, Utilisation of, from the Basic Bessemer Process, 658
  • Phosphorus in Iron and Steel, \ olumetnc Estimation of, 632 . . .
  • Photo-Micrography, The Electric Light in, 321
  • Photographing the Larynx, 143
  • Photometer, A Diffusion, 223
  • Photometer, A New, 295
  • Photometrical and Dynamo Tests at Mlinich, The 226
  • Photometry of Intense Lights, The, 429
  • Physical Science at the Inventions Exhibition, 491
  • Physical Society, The : . . _
  • Action of Light in Diminishing the Resistance of Selenium, by Shelford Bidwell, 605, 695
  • Calculating Machines, by J. Edmondson, 367
  • Calculating Surface Tensions, by A. M. Worthington, 695
  • Characteristic Curves of Incandescence Lamps, by J. A. Fleming, 322
  • Electrical Anemometer, by W. Baily, 188
  • Electrolytic Decomposition, by J. W. Clark,
  • Equilibrium of Forces, by W. Baily, 124
  • Evaporation and Dissociation, by W. Ramsey, 551
  • Exhibition of Physical Instruments, 367
  • Experiments in Spectrum Analysis, by E. Cle-minshaw, 124, 323
  • Line and Area Divider, by Miss Marks 188
  • Nicols’ Prism. The Use of, by J. C. McConnel, 252
  • Poiograph, The, by C. H. Hinton, 124
  • Polarising Prisms, by H. C. Mad an, 252
  • Propagation of the Electro-Magnetic Wave, by S P. Thompson, 551
  • Properties in the Ether, by G. F. Fitzgerald, 367
  • Recent Researches on Radiation, by Captain Abney, 322 ,
  • Self-Recording Strain and Stress Recorders, by H. S. H. Shaw, 551
  • Theory of Illumination in a Fog, by Loid Rayleigh, 516 ,
  • Thomson’s Quadrant Electromotor, by Dr. Hopkinson, 323 ..... xu
  • Variations caused by Magnetisation in the Length of Iron, Steel, and Nickel Rods, by Shelford Bidwell, 605
  • Winding Voltmeters, by Messrs. Ayrton and Perry, 695
  • pSnTraSeVor 1884, Scotch, 210
  • Pillars, Iron, Safety of in Cases of Fire, 582
  • Pipe Joint, Knyper and Dems s, 694
  • Pipe Transit, 349
  • Piston Packing, Compound Spiral, 275
  • Planing Machines, Berry and Sons , 391 _
  • Plant, Portable Electric Light, for the Suakim-Ber’ber Railway, 339
  • Plant’s Rheostatic Current, 658 .
  • Plaster A New Process for Hardening, 513
  • Plates, Stereotype, Machine for Preparing, 6
  • Pireumatic^De^paTc^i | New York 270
  • Pneumatic Moulding Machine, 394
  • Pocket-Book, The Electrician’s, 144
  • Polar Wth Currents, 195
  • Poles, Iron Telegraph, 707
  • Police, The Thames, 170
  • “ Polyphemus,” The, 93, 612
  • Population, Australian, 320
  • Port of Otago, New Zealand, 84
  • Port, Proposed, at the Mouth of the Volga, 194
  • Portable Engine, Mather’s, 328
  • Portable Fire Apparatus, 512
  • Portable Pumping and Driving Engine, Com
  • pound, Gwynnes’, 134
  • Portland Cement, On Testing, 656
  • Ports, Military, 322
  • Post Office, The New Paris, 246
  • Postal Service, The Paris, 193
  • Pbtsch’s Method of Shaft Sinkingin Quicksand, 8
  • Powell’s Mud Receiver and Hydraulic Lift, 19
  • Preserving Timber, 247
  • Printing Machine, The “ Graphic,” 508
  • Private Bill Legislation, 25, 47, 131,181,347, 371, 426, 556, 579, 679
  • Private Ordnance Factories, 369
  • Prize for a New Alloy, 372
  • Prizes, French Academy, 247
  • Process of Bleaching, A New, 400
  • Proell Cut-Off Gear, The, 485
  • Professor Bjerknes, The Hydrodynamic Researches of, 304, 357, 413, 543
  • Propeller, The Guide Blade, 706
  • Prospects of Lead Smelting at Leadville, 78
  • Protecting Wooden Buildings, 400
  • Protection to Mill Spools, 322
  • Prussian Metallurgical Statistics, 271
  • Public Supply of Hydraulic Power, 262, 299, 325
  • Pulley Block Brake, Bell’s, 504
  • Pulley, A Giant, 117
  • Pump, Bernay’s Steam, 525
  • Pump, Direct-Acting Ram, 587
  • Pump, Double Ram, Evans and Sons’, 108
  • Pump, Phillips’s New Rotary, 351
  • Pump, Sinking, The Deane, 489
  • Pump, The Worthington Compound, 489
  • Pumpherston Mineral Oil Works, The, 37
  • Pumping Engines at Buda-Pesth, 528, 574, 62
  • Pumping Engines, Compound, 485
  • Pumping Machinery, 237, 286
  • Pumps, The Westinghouse Air and Water, 489
  • Purification of Water, The, 525
  • Purifying Water by Air, 64
  • Pyro-Electricity of the Topaz, The, 270
  • Pyrometers, 631
  • Quadrant Electrometer, The, 321
  • Quebec, Proposed Bridge over the St. Lawrence near, 336
  • Question, The Artillery, 15
  • Question, The Coal, 168
  • Quick-Firing Guns, Mountings for, 270
  • Quicksilver, A New Use for, 38
  • Quicksilver, Use of, as an Insecticide, 558
  • Quilliam’s Cartridge Magazine, 476
  • Radial Drill, Rush worth and Co.’s, 363
  • Radiation, On Heating by, 226
  • Rags, Disinfecting, 349
  • Rail Mill Engines at Dowlais, 19, 32
  • Railroad, The California Street, 255
  • Railroad, The Denver and Rio Grande, 246
  • Railroad, The New York Elevated, 37, 63, 348
  • Rails, Steel, 9
  • Railway Accidents in Russia, 706 .
  • Railway Across Northumberland Straits, A, 608
  • Railway Appliances, Inventions Exhibition, 497
  • Railway Brakes in Germany, 15
  • Railway for Burmah and Siam, A Proposed, 170
  • Railway Construction, Bulgarian, 170
  • Railway Gauge, American, 170
  • Railway The Inverted, 558
  • Railway, The Mersey, 15
  • Railway, The Metropolitan, 119
  • Railway, The Mount Washington, 297
  • Railway, The Novorossick, 9
  • Railway, The Paris Metropolitan, 143
  • Railway Rates, 115
  • Railway Rates in Illinois, 372
  • Railway, The Siberian, 144
  • Railway Signalling Apparatus, 497
  • Railway Signals, Electric, 583
  • Railway Signals, Electrical, at Philadelphia, 2
  • Railway in the Soudan, The Proposed, 191
  • Railway, South Eastern; Electro-Plated Carriage 11
  • Railway, The Suakim-Berber, 275, 579
  • Railway, The Suakim-Berber, Portable Electric Light Plant for, 339 ,,
  • Railway, Taff Vale; Tank Locomotive for the, 262 313
  • Railway, The Tehuantepec Ship, 28, 76
  • Railway Wagon Coupling Apparatus, 500
  • Railways in India, The, 167 ...
  • Railways, The Metropolitan and Metropolitan District, 199 , r.
  • Railways in New South Wales, 51, 75,194
  • Railways, South African, 705
  • Railways and Tramways. New South Wales, 370
  • Ram Pump, Direct-Acting, 587
  • Range Finder, The Weldon, 492
  • Rapid Transit in American Cities, 374
  • Rasmussen’s Band Saw Sharpener, 509
  • Rates, Railway, 115
  • Rays, Concentration of, 429
  • Recent Earthquakes, The, 196
  • Recent Progress in the Public Supply of Hydraulic Power, 262, 299, 325
  • Reckenzaun’s Electric Tramcar, 350 496
  • Reclamation Works in the l rance, 29o
  • Reconnaissance by Arc Light Nocturnal 535
  • Record, The Patent, 22 4M3,10°, 124, 153, 1/5, 203, 229, 253, 276, 300 , 330, 354 380, 4W, ’ 518, 540, 565, 590, 614, 636, 664, 686, 710
  • Recovery of Bye-Products in Coking Coal, 568
  • copper, Removal of from Iron, 220
  • Regenerative Accumulator, The, 93 222
  • Regenerative Gas Lamps, Bower and Thorp s, 22-
  • Registering Hygrometer, A, 194
  • Removal of Boiler Scale, Compounds for 632
  • Repelling Torpedo Attack, Machine Guns for,
  • Report’ of6 the1 Committee on Telephone and
  • Repo'rFof ^In^ection^on the Forth Bridge Rail-way, 54f 328
  • Report of Mr. E. B. Marten on Boiler Explosions in 1884, 263, 286
  • Researches, The Hydrodynamic, of Professor Bjerknes, 304, 357, 413, 543
  • Resistance of the Voltaic Arc, The, 272
  • Results of Boiler Inspection in the United States, 582
  • Revolving Cylinder Calcining Furnaces, 221
  • Revolving Gun Carriage, Sawyer’s, 477
  • Rheostatic Currents, Plante’s, 658
  • Rhythmic Electric Bell, A, 194
  • Rifle Practice in the United States Army, 295
  • Rio Tinto Mines, 658
  • River Adige at Verona, Bridge over the, 390
  • River St. Lawrence, Proposed Bridge over the, near Quebec, 336
  • River Volga, Stern-Wheel Steamer for the, 363
  • Rivers, Non-Tidal, 403
  • Rivetted Joints, 524
  • Rivetting Machines, Tweddell’s System, 477
  • Rivetting, Ship and Boiler, 359
  • Road Metal, Stafford’s Automatic Screen for, 408
  • Road and Railway Bridge over the River Dneiper, 69, 84, 112, 159, 212
  • Roller Mill at Covinto, 433
  • Roofing Purposes, Copper for, 8
  • Root Boiler, The, 479
  • Roraima, The Ascent of, 582
  • Rotary Pump, Phillips’s New, 351
  • Rotherham Boiler Explosion, The, 62
  • Routine, Dockyard, 93
  • Royal Institution, “Friday Evenings” at the, 37
  • Royal Meteorological Society, The, 83,198, 329
  • Royal Society Soiree, The, 1885, 556
  • Rushworth and Co.’s Double-Headed Radial Drill, 363
  • Rushworth and Co.’s Vertical Lathe, 603
  • Russia, English Coal in, 93
  • Russia, Iron and Steel Works in, 143
  • Russia, Small Arms Factories in, 143
  • Russian Canal System, The, 171
  • Russian Commercial Marine, The, 169
  • Russian Dockyards, 93
  • Russian Gunboats, 64
  • Russian Heavy Ordnance, 171
  • Russian Locomotives, 9
  • Russian Naval Armaments, 246
  • Russian Navy, The, 116, 246
  • Russian Steel and Iron Trade, 63
  • Sacrilege and Electricity, 657
  • Safety of Iron Pillars in Cases of Fire, 582
  • St. Albans Gas Works, Box and Waller’s Washer Gas Scrubber at the, 405
  • St. Lawrence, Proposed Bridge over the, near Quebec, 336
  • Saloon Carriage, Webb’s ; London and North-Western Railway, 671
  • Saloon Carriages for Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway, 251
  • Sang, Dr., on the Forth Bridge, 267
  • Sanitary Canal for Paris, A, 38
  • Saturn in 1885, 631
  • Sauvde’s Machine for Preparing Stereotype Plates, 6
  • Sawyer’s Revolving Gun Carriage, 477
  • Science Commissions in France, 118
  • Scotch Pig-Iron Trade for 1884, 210
  • Scott’s Air Compressors, 505
  • “ Scouts” for the Admiralty, The New, 237
  • Scouts, Oil, 400
  • Screw Collier for Sydney, 661
  • Screw Cutting and Turning Machine, Barrow’s, 501
  • Screw Launch, Light Draught, 363
  • Sea, The Central African, 143
  • Sea Channel and Improvements, The Witham, New, 195
  • Sea-Water Potable, Making, 583
  • Seasoning Oak Timber, 193
  • Seat of Voltaic Electromotive Force, The, 372
  • Sebastopol, 93
  • Secondary Batteries, 320, 612, 680
  • Selenium Actinometer, A, 170
  • Selenium Battery, A, 398
  • Self-Propelling Torpedo, A, 169
  • Separation of Zinc, Analytical, 611
  • Service Pipes and Electric Conductors, 269
  • Settlement in Masonry, 143
  • Sewage Discharge, Metropolitan, The, 14
  • Shaft-Sinking in Quicksand, Putsch’s Method of, 8
  • Shale, The Distillation of, 533
  • Sharp, Stewart, and Co.’s Boiler Drilling Machine, 573
  • Sharpe’s Firebars, 84
  • Shearing Machine, Hydraulic, 212
  • Shells, High Explosives in, 349
  • Shield, A Textile, 399
  • Ship and Boiler Rivetting, 359
  • Ship Broker’s Commission, 271
  • Ship Canal, A Visionary, 117
  • Ship Railway, The Tehuantepec, 28, 76
  • Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering in 1884, Clyde, 81, 108, 135, 208
  • Shipbuilding Trade, The Future of the, 191
  • Shipping Commission, The Merchant, 246
  • Ships, Battle, The New Belted Cruisers and
  • Single-Turretted, 402
  • Ships, Forms of, 560
  • Ships of War, The Electric Light on, 374
  • Shocks in Water-Pipes, 20, 372
  • Siberian Railway, The, 144
  • Side Armour v. Armoured Decks, 232
  • Sidgwick’s Street Dust-Bin, 508
  • Siemens Gas Producer, A Modified Type of, 569
  • Signalling Apparatus, Railway, 497
  • Signs and Symbols, Electrical, 555
  • Silicious Bronze Conductors, 18
  • Silicium, Volatilisation of, 658
  • Silver Ores, Milling, Stamps v. Rolls in, 66
  • Simon-Carvds Coking Process, The, 569, 604
  • Simpson’s Timber Dry Docks, 311
  • Single-Turretted Battle Ships, The New Belted Cruisers and, 402
  • Sinking Pump, The Deane, 489
  • Slack’s Automatic Knife Grinder, 504
  • Slag Cement, 95
  • Slags, The Utilisation of Basic (Phosphate), 8
  • Sleepers, Cast-Iron, The Denham-Olpherts, 497
  • Slide Valve, Thom’s, 485
  • Slot Drilling Machine, 692
  • Small Arms Factories in Russia, 143
  • Small Arms, Suft’s Improvements in, 476
  • Smokeless Furnaces, Welford’s, 405
  • Snowden’s Boring ahd Screw-Cutting Machine, 574
  • “ Sobralense/’s.s.,' Engines and Boilers of, 620,674
  • Society of Civil Engineers, The American, 206
  • Society, The Physical {See Physical Society, The)
  • Society, Royal Meteorological, 83, 198, 329
  • Society of Telegraph Engineers, The, 103
  • Soda Condenser, Honigmann’s Caustic, 225
  • Soil of Manitoba, The, 400
  • Soirde, The Engineering Society, 220
  • Soirde, The Royal Society, 1885, 556
  • Soldering Flux, A New, 428 Soldering Platinum, 428
  • Sonnebula, or Fog Whistle Operator, The, 187
  • Soudan, Electrical Work in the, 350
  • Soudan, The Proposed Railway in the, 191
  • Soudan, The Telegraph in the, 270
  • South Africa, British Capital in, 144
  • South African Diamond Mining, 39
  • South African Railways, 705
  • South Australia, Engineers in, 320
  • South-Eastern Railway ; Electro - Plated Carriage, 11
  • South Foreland Lighthouse Experiments, 401
  • South of France, Reclamation Works in the, 295
  • South Russia, Petroleum in, 64
  • South-West, Notes from the, 22, 32, 67, 86, 112, 138, 162, 188, 213, 240, 265, 297, 314, 343, 366, 394,423, 517, 529, 552, 576, 597, 621,650, 672,699
  • South Yorkshire, Notes from, 12, 33, 68, 86, 113, 139, 162, 188, 214, 241, 265, 298, 315, 343, 365, 395, 423, 517, 529, 553, 577, 602,621, 651, 673,699
  • Spanner, Link, The Bauer, 501
  • Spark Induction Coil, A, 269
  • Sparks from Locomotives, 65
  • Speed Indicator, Harding’s, 492
  • Speed Indicator, Young’s, 492
  • Speed Recorder, The Moscrop, 485
  • Speed Trials, 19
  • Spherical Engine, The Tower, 303, 461
  • Spiral Piston Packing, Compound, 275
  • Spontaneous Combustion of Coal, 116
  • Spring, Door, A Hydraulic, 251
  • Sprinklers, Automatic, 20, 71, 151, 706
  • Squadron, The Special, 612
  • Stability of Vessels, The, 346, 377
  • Stafford’s Automatic Stone Screen, 408
  • Stairs for the Million, 705
  • Staiths, Movable, Butler’s, 504
  • Stamps v. Rolls in Milling Silver Ores, 66
  • Standard Ohm, The, 219
  • Stanhope Lamp, The, 453
  • Stanhope Water Softener, The, 574
  • Static Induction Gas Lighter, A, 350
  • Statue, Liebig’s, 399
  • Steam Boilers, The Construction of, 136
  • Steam, The Distribution of, in Towns, 218
  • Steam Fire Engines for Liverpool, 284, 340
  • Steam Navigation, Paddle-Wheel, 304, 354, 405, 433, 589
  • Steam Pump, Bernay’s, 525
  • Steam Steering Gear, The Pepper, 563
  • Steam Tramways, Kurrachee, 558
  • Steam Users’ Association, The Manchester, 379
  • Steam Yacht “Magnolia,” The, 598
  • Steam Yachting, 654
  • Steam Yachts, 64
  • Steamboat Equipment of War Vessels, 50, 79
  • Steamer, Stern-Wheel, for the River Volga, 363
  • Steamship “Australasian,” Engines and Valve Gear of the, 111
  • Steamship “Cotentin,” Compound Engines of the, 342
  • Steamship “ Sobralense,” Engines of the, 620,674
  • Steamship “ Tainui,’' The. 117
  • Steamships “Etruria” and “Umbria,” Electric Lighting of the, 674
  • Steel, Bessemer, in the North, 348
  • Steel Boilers, Marine, 353, 387
  • Steel, Carbon in, 130, 150, 200
  • Steel Casting, Cores for, 428
  • Steel, The Cellular Structure of, 221
  • Steel, Fluid, Production of Bars, Wire, &c., Direct from, 93
  • Steel Forgings, Heavy, 219
  • Steel and Iron Trade, Russian, 63
  • Steel Ordnance for Russia, 247
  • Steel Permanent Way, Webb’s, 497
  • Steel Process, The Clapp-Griffiths, 350
  • Steel Production, Open Hearth, 427
  • Steel Rails, 9
  • Steering Gear, Davis’s, 504
  • Steering Gear, Hand-Screw, 539
  • Stereotype Plates, Machine for Preparing, 6
  • Stern-Wheel Steamers, 363, 430, 654
  • Stock Exchange, The New, 37
  • Storage of Petroleum, The, 168
  • Storey and Phillips’s Jaw Chuck, 501
  • Stream, The Gulf, 65
  • Street Dust-Bin, Sidgwick’s, 508
  • Street Telephonic Stations in Paris, 169
  • Strength of Iron and the Bower-Barff Process, 219
  • Strength of Large Timber, The, 270
  • Suakim-Berber Railway, The, 275, 579
  • Suakim-Berber Railway, Portable Electric Light Plant for the, 339
  • Sub-Aqueous Blasting, 702
  • Submarine Cables, Faults in, 535
  • Submarine Cables, New, 64
  • Substitutes for White Lead, 373
  • Subterranean Noises, 320
  • Subways, The Mansion House, 65
  • Suft’s Improvements in Small Arms, 476
  • Sugden’s Lubricator, 489
  • Sulphur Extraction by Means of Calcium Chloride, 400
  • Sulphur, Recovery of, 582
  • Sulphurous Acid Gas, Condensation of, 399
  • Sun Lamp and Dynamo, The, 457
  • Sunshine Recorder, Macleod’s, 170
  • Supply of Hydraulic Power, 262, 299, 325
  • Supply, Water, 300 Surgery, Electrical, 170
  • “Surprise,” H.M. Despatch Vessel, 680
  • Survey for the New Arctic Trading Route, 705
  • Survey, The Ordnance, 513
  • Swing Bridge, The Anglesea, Hydraulic Machinery at, 185
  • Switchboard, The Williams Telephone, 2
  • Switzerland, The Telephone in, 613
  • Swivelling Wheel, Ten wick’s, 341
  • Sydney, Screw Collier for, 661
  • Syndical Chamber of Electrical Industries, 611
  • Taff Vale Railway, Tank Locomotive for, 262, 3.
  • “ Tainui,” s.s., The, 117
  • Taking Down a Chimney, 657
  • Tangye Brothers’ Gas Hammer, 573 >
  • Tank Locomotive, Dick, Kerr and Co. 8, 672
  • Tank Locomotive ; 3-ft. l|-in. Gauge, 697
  • Tank Locomotive, 18-in. Gauge, at Wool wk Arsenal, 418
  • Tank Locomotive ; Taff Vale Railway, 262, 313
  • Tar and Ammonia from Coke Ovens, 400
  • Tariff, The Proposed Telegraph, 373
  • Tay Bridge, The, 689 _
  • Tehuantepec Ship Railway, The,,28,76
  • Telegraph Company, The Great Northern, 612
  • Telegraph Company, The Western Union, 318 Telegraph Conductors, 272
  • Telegraph Engineers in India, The, /01
  • Telegraph Engineers’ Library, The, 37
  • Telegraph Engineers, The Society of, 103
  • Telegraph Poles, Iron, 707 .
  • Telegraph Ship “ Magneta,” The Missing, 5o8
  • Telegraph in the Soudan, The, 270
  • Telegraph Station, Harding’s Floating, 506
  • Telegraph Tariff, The Proposed, 373
  • Telegraph and Telephone Legislation, French, 19
  • Telegraph Wanted, A, 63
  • Telegraphic Communication with Trains, 296
  • Telegraphists, Military, 320
  • Telegraphs in Cochin China, 247
  • Telemeter and Electric Light, The, 535
  • Telephone Action, Another, 63
  • Telephone in America, The, 372
  • Telephone, The Bell, in Canada, 170
  • Telephone Company of Paris, General, 295, 628
  • Telephone Co., and the Paris Post Office, 93
  • Telephone Conductors, Underground, 39
  • Telephone Line to Brighton, The Trunk, 15
  • Telephone Lines, Induction on, 170
  • Telephone, The Ochorowicz Receiving, 295
  • Telephone in Paris, The, 348
  • Telephone Switchboard, The Williams, 2
  • Telephone in Switzerland, The, 613
  • Telephone and Telegraph Wires, Report of th Committee on, 559
  • Telephones in Paris, 219
  • Telephonic Communication, 63
  • Telephonic Stations, Street, in Paris, 169
  • Telephony, Ocean, 38
  • Temesvar Electric Light Works, The, 104
  • Tempered Glass, 245
  • Tempered Iron, 246
  • Tempering of Metals by Cold Flow, 401
  • Tenwick’s Swivelling Wheel, 341
  • Terminology, Electrical, 657
  • Terrestrial Magnetism in Russia, 37
  • Test, Bore Hole, or Clinograph, The, 260, 334
  • Test for Cotton Seed Oil, 143
  • Test for Presence of Lead in Enamels, &c., 295
  • Testing for Colour Blindness, 220
  • Testing Gas, Apparatus for, 657
  • Testing Portland Cement, On, 656
  • Tests, Dynamo and Photometric, at Munich, 226
  • Tests for Hearing, 117
  • Textile Machinery at the Inventions Exhibition, 629, 655, 703
  • Textile Shield, A, 399
  • Thames Police, The, 170
  • Thermo-Microphone, The, 169
  • Thermodynamics, New, 252
  • Thermopile, A New Arrangement of the, 513
  • Thomas, Sidney Gilchrist, 146
  • Thom’s Slide Valve, 485
  • Thomson-Houston System of Electric Lighting The, 452 °
  • Thornewill and Warham’s Cask-Washing Machine, 693
  • Thornycroft’s Light Draught Screw Launch, 363
  • Thorp’s Indicator, 497
  • Three-Wire System for Incandescence Lighting 401
  • Thunderstorms, Origin of, 63
  • Tiles, Asphaltum in, 513
  • Timber Dry Docks, Simpson’s, 311
  • Timber, Large, The Strength of, 270
  • Timber, Preserving, 247
  • Time, American, 398
  • Time, Fast Railroad, 513
  • Time Penalties, 296
  • Time, Universal, 491
  • Topaz, The Pyro-Electricity of the, 270
  • Topographical Plans of France, The New 373
  • Torpedo Attack, Machine Guns for Repelling 281
  • Torpedo Boats, 94, 321, 425 F
  • Torpedo, The Brennan, 612
  • Torpedo, A Self-Propelling, 169
  • Torpedo Trials, 143
  • Torpedo Warfare, 677
  • Torpedo, Whitehead, The Autobiography of 127 155 177, 205, 233,257, 279, 306, 333,383 414 521
  • Torpedoes, Aerial, 657 ’ ’
  • Torpedoes, The Use of, in War, 268
  • Toughened Filter Paper, 246
  • Tower Bridge, A Design for the, 64
  • Tower, The Proposed 1000 ft., 118, 143 220
  • Tower Spherical Engine, The 303 461
  • Tiade, The Northern Coal, in 1884 id.
  • Trade Route, Proposed New, 558 ’
  • Trade, Scotch Pig-Iron, for 1884 210
  • Trade, the Shipbuilding, Thefuture of 191
  • Tiain Communication in America ’ 191
  • Train of Fire, Chased by a, 679 ’
  • Train Lighting, 631
  • Tramcar, Reckenzaun’s Electric, 496
  • Tramway Engines, Fireless, 15, 350
  • Tramway Powers, Application for 653
  • Tramways, Cable, 26, 157, 255, 307 415 642 and CaiSSOn8 for Dock
  • Treadle Motion, A, 658
  • Treble Geared Lathe, 551
  • Tree A New Gutta Percha, 612
  • Trial Trin^Tr01'181’ The> 522> 634 211, 2^, 298,r32h4eS3^ 537, 552, 586, 624, 695 ’ 339, 3 4’ 402’ 422> 518,
  • Tresca, M. Henri, 705
  • Trials, Speed 19
  • Trials, Torpedo, 143
  • Triple-Compound Engines, 359
  • Triple Expansion Engines and Boilers of the s.s. Sobralense, 620, 674
  • Trouvfi’s Incandescence Lamps, 18
  • Trucks, Mackinlay’s Variable Gauge, 499
  • Trunk Lines in the United States, 372
  • Turbine, The Girard, 390
  • Tweddell’s System of Rivetting Machines, 477
  • Tyneside Chemical Trade, The, 195
  • Type-Writer, The Columbia, 507
  • Underground Leads for Electric Lighting, 37
  • Underground Telephone Conductors, 39
  • Union and Market-street Cable Tramways, 416
  • United Asbestos Company, The, 505
  • United States Army, Rifle Practice in the, 295
  • United States, Fires in the, 144
  • United States and the Inventions Exhibition, The, 143
  • United States, Motive Power in the, 247
  • United States Navy, The, 89
  • United States, Notes from the, 18, 32, 67, 82, 112, 135, 172, 188, 211, 236, 275, 285, 314, 339, 365, 402, 422, 516, 552, 584, 600, 620, 645, 672, 697
  • United States Patent Office, The, 613
  • United States Torpedo Ship “ Destroyer,” 270
  • United States, Trunk Lines in the, 372
  • Universal Time, 491
  • Use for Asbestos, A New, 295
  • Use of Petroleum as a Fuel, On the, 686
  • Use for Quicksilver, A New, 38
  • Use of Torpedoes in War, The, 268
  • Utilisation of Basic (Phosphate) Slags, The, 8
  • Utilisation of Phosphoric Acid from the Basic Bessemer Process, 658
  • Utilisation of the Sun’s Rays for Heat and Ventilation, The, 535
  • Utilising Niagara, 269
  • Vacuum Automatic Brake, The, 500
  • Vacuum Microphone, A, 272
  • Validity of Accumulator Patents, The, 117
  • Value of Labour, The Comparative, 13
  • Valve Gear and Engines of the “Australasian, 111
  • Vanning Machine, The Frue, 508
  • Vapour Engines, Binary, 36
  • Variable Gauge Trucks, Mackinlay’s, 499
  • Varley Flexible Carbon Lamp, The, 457
  • Velocity, Wind, 104
  • Verona, Bridge over the River Adige at, 390
  • Vertical Boiler, Coles and Matthews’, 312
  • Vertical Lathe, Rushworth and Co.’s, 603
  • Vertical Milling Machine, 691
  • Vessels, The Stability of, 346, 377
  • Viaduct, The Garabit, 549, 593
  • Vibrating Bodies, The Forms of, 640
  • Visionary Ship Canal, A, 117
  • Volatilisation of Silicium, 658
  • Volga, Proposed Port at the Mouth of the, 194
  • Volga, River, Stern-Wheel Steamer for the, 363
  • Voltaic Arc, The Resistance of the, 272
  • Voltaic Electromotive Force, The Seat of, 372
  • Volumetric Determination of Manganese, 66
  • Volumetric Estimation of Phosphorus in Iron and Steel, 632
  • Voting Apparatus, Butcher’s, 325
  • Wagon Coupling Apparatus, Railway, 500
  • Walker Brothers’ Air Compressors, 485
  • Walker’s Watt-Meter, 496
  • Wanted, A Telegraph, 63
  • War Department Exhibit at the Inventions Exhibition, 472
  • War Material at the Inventions Exhibition, 703
  • War Ship, An Italian, 611
  • War, Torpedo Boats in, 425
  • War, The Use of Torpedoes in, 268
  • War Vessels, The Designs of, 270
  • War Vessels, Modern, 92
  • War Vessels, Steamboat Equipment of, 50, 79
  • Warfare, Torpedo, 677
  • Washer Gas Scrubber at the St. Albans Gas
  • Works, Box and Waller’s, 405
  • Washington Monument, The, 171
  • Washington Monument, Lightning Protection on the, 535
  • Water, Drinking, Zinc in, 270
  • Water Gas, 194, 220, 246, 345, 513, 679
  • Water Motors, 367
  • Water Pipes, Shocks in, 20, 372
  • Water, The Purification of, 525
  • Water, Purifying, by Air, 64
  • Water Softener, The Stanhope, 574
  • Water Supply, 300
  • Water Supply in the Desert, 244
  • Water Supply, The Paris, 144,169
  • Water Walls and Firebrick Furnaces, Boilers of the “ Louisiana” with, 238
  • Water Works of Buffalo, The, 246
  • Waterways of Belgium, The, 374
  • Watts and Co.’s Double Band Saw, 649
  • Weather, The, 36, 50, 142, 245,371, 533, 628
  • Weathercocks, Lighted, 399
  • Webb’s Saloon Carriage; London and North Western Railway, 671
  • Webb’s Steel Permanent Way, 497
  • Webb’s System of Compound Locomotives 462
  • Weldon Range Finder, The, 492
  • Welford’s Smokeless Furnaces, 405
  • Wells, Artesian, 535, 683, 708
  • Welsh Copper Smelting Process, 92
  • Western Asia, Commerce in, 195
  • Western Electric Company’s Exhibit at Philadelphia, 2
  • Western System of Electric Lighting, The 452
  • Western Union Telegraph Company, The *348
  • Westinghouse Air and Water Pumps, The 489
  • Westinghouse Automatic Brake, The 499 ’
  • Westinghouse Engine, The, 509 ’
  • Wheel, Tenwick’s Swivelling, 341
  • Wheelock Engine, The, 484
  • White Lead, Manufacture of, 427
  • White Lead, Substitutes for, 373
  • Whitehead Torpedo, The Autobiography of a 127, 155, 177, 205, 233, 257, 279, 306,1 333, 383' 414, 521 ’
  • Willans Engine, The, 392, 509
  • Williams Telephone Switchboard, The, 2
  • Wilson and Co.’s Compound Engines of the “ Cotentin,” 342
  • Wimshurst’s Electric Machine, 60, 171, 491
  • Wind Velocity, 104
  • Winds in Agriculture, 513
  • Wire Lathing, 658
  • Wire Rope for Launching Checks, 286
  • Wire Ropes for Heavy Cranes, 64
  • Witham New Sea Channel and Improvements, The, 195
  • Wood-Working Machinery, 131,164, 303
  • Wooden Buildings, Protecting, 400
  • Woodhouse and Rawson Lamps, 459
  • Woolwich Arsenal, Tank Locomotive at, 418
  • Working Auriferous Pyrites in Transylvania, 706
  • Working Copper Mattes, New Process for, 581
  • Works Department, The Indian Public, 706
  • Works, The Nice Irrigation, 1, 53, 184
  • Works, The Temesvar, Electric Light, 104
  • Workshop, Gas in the, 118
  • Worthington Compound Pump, The, 489
  • Wrought-Iron Castings, “Mitis,” 561
  • Yacht “ Magnolia,” The Steam, 598
  • Yachting, Steam, 654
  • Yachts, Steam, 64
  • Young and Beilby’s Apparatus for the Distillation of Shale, 533
  • Young’s Speed Indicator, 492
  • Zig-Zag Winding of Dynamos, 219
  • Zinc, Analytical Separation of, 611
  • Zinc in Drinking Water, 270
  • Zinc, Extraction of, by Electrolysis, 400
  • Zinc and Lead, Simultaneous Extraction of, 8

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